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Porto Rican Caught as Red spy

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have same uo2,czes 2 of Mantscl Sala!:

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NI.ES, SATURDAY, ARIL 22, 1957

• And commalit:a, par:.- :y stwiab - - Tura to cc:.

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by NET s-eeks. political asylum

A Porto Rica.a who ad-mitted complicity in the Xennedy assassination, plot -in Dallas, Texas In 1933 sough; political asy-lum here yesterday.

"I am afraid to go any-where anyway. I am as good as dead now," Luis Castillo. the Porto Rican, told reporters in an inter- view a; the NEL

Castillo, who entered

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the country illegally last Feb. 2 under the name of a. Filipino, Antonio Eloria-ga, was arrested in Polo, Bulacan las; March 2.

Since his arrival here, he said he has been able to deliver messages to certain people and con-tact high-ranking link leaders,' including Com-mander Surnulong and Pedro Tarim.

Castillo has been under intensive grilling by NBI and army investigators whci have administered truth serums and placed him under hypnosis to make him tell the truth.

Plotter-spy In all his statements

during these tests, he was noted to have revealed

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President Marcos yes-terday was -accused by the Liberal party of start-ing an "Irresponsible and dangerous" practice 'by pushing through big gov-cr.:Me:it transactions un- der investigation. •

' LP slate :tent opposition state-

rr.en: on the President's sneec:i del:tiered. in IleCo oily Thursday follows Ir.

Mr.T:CCG. Vita

ILOILO CITY, April 21 —President Marcos this-Morning opened the Na-cionalista Party to pros-pec.tive LP turncoats Itholte party loyalty pre-

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political parties. Marcos added that ,the

two parties are commit-tad to the same principles both in the foreign and do-mestic field.

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By Lino C. Sancho=

(Spaslal t0 Tht MANILA TIMM

4NGELT.S CITY. April 21—An extensive manhunt was launched today for a gang of six or seven men • who ro5bod z wareholise at Clark Air Rase of SIS million worth (P1 of vital radar and cuter electronic equipment at 11 last night. •

(An AP repo:: said a US airforce -spokesman had denied tile. mihbcrr. report. "It's ,cent.tttete:7 • untrue. The 7,7:ovos: mar-

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• In Memoriam • ,.

PIA?, 1.11Cf4 BIJENCAMINO on her 4th Death Anniversary ,

• Mow, whit be offered tomorrow. Sunday. AND 23. 12d2

....... ee the folloattt: churches: Don -Imo Chapel 8:30 a.m.

e t Quta co Chut ch Gan a Tn.

Baclaran Church 6.00 a.m.

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The !erne ed It andly renueata the ;lima reader to 'c

' a tcayer for the eternal reset. et her soul. offe

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grz Cl2c2=zorrEctrz.)

Third Death Annivergery of '

- . dUgg2 FELiC!A2 (:3 • GALA

"". (Who died oo April 23, 1SO4. .

Masses will be offered on Sunday, April 23 at the fol.

••lereing eaurehes: • •

1. Sint:a:on; Church

2. Our Lady of Sorrows, Pagav City

3. Ater.so de. Manila Chapel, P, Faura

51a. Cara Convent *".- 5. Candelaria,•Queson, Parish Church

- 6. Our Lady of Mt: Cannel Church

7. Philippine xtvy Chapel, •Roxas Blvd.

7:00 a.m. 6:15 a.m. 7.00 am. 6:30 a.m. 6:50 a.m. 6:30 a.m.

7:30 am.

Sts bereaved vdeow. Rosario Banton de Cala, children,

• grandchildren. and other relatives request the pious

reader to era; fee :ha eternal repose G. her soul.

. .

In Maxnaryo! the Fifteenth Anniversary, .-

...of the death of

. !Itsfv, . . t.,1`16,

wfn be' said sis 'the. following churches

tomorrow, April 23, I5611

Se. Blvd., Ctedezon Ctty — 6.00 A.M.

•

• ...-seeerre

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• Our LArly of Lourdes church

... • - Kantaan, c.dezon 6:00 A.M.

Cr.st The Kin-, E. Redrigue:

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• welted (or the man In the Philippines as an overstay-

open car to pass. . ing visitor.

'The plan was carried cut

Had glans didn't successfully. Castillo stole

Before this, Castillo said a car in Chiregn, drrive it

thrnugh California and on

to New Mexico and Sla. 'Fe

whore he was arrested by

state police and the FBL

Deported here

From page I Castillo. himself, said he

l is eompucty tneee :Kee_ could not remember what

nedy Assassin and his he said to the CBI and

movement. here es a be-. This was when questioned

e ern agent of the Cuban by scribes at the NB: yes-

.. gOs•e ;ran en:.

terday.

wait for a man in an opea

he had been met by a men

carrying a bowling bag

from which he took out a

disassembled rifle which

he put together and gave

to Castillo.

The man gave instructions

to him to shoot the man In

the open car and if things

get to be too tough later,

to run to the fourth floor

of the building.

Castillo said he was not

able to use his rifle at all

he heard that someone else

called "Joe" was able to

hit the "man," ahead of

him.

The accomplice who gave

him the rifle later took It - After resting for one day

back, disassembled it again and a half in the hotel, he

and then ordered him to was taken by some friends

take a plane to Chicago. - 1 watogents aVc,aieunprzhuieluap. wiBthulahrtiman.

Woman in plot here he stayed until

Castillo said an American Castillo said during his

,woman of German descent, r ef stay here in the rest_

Mrs. Dole, gave him his dense 01 Eloriaga 's parents

Instructions in Dallas and in Polo, Bularan. he 31:e-

wes one of many who

worked on him and placed

him in a trance for the

Kennedy job.

"'I don't know how I got

• out of Dallas, When I woke

up I was a,:ready in Cuba."

Castillo said in a confused,

jumbled-up remark.

In Cuba The 24.year-old spy told

investigators that he was a

private in the Segunda Or-

ganization Defensive in San-

tiago, Cuba when he was

chosen for training in es.

pionage work.

He took this training - In

. an espionage school, the

Special Operations droop CID, under Col. Calma in a

camp located about 15 miles

from the Bay of Pigs.

Among the members, of

the school's faculty, accord-

ing to Castillo, were Kar-

novsky, a communications

expert. some Cubans and a

handful of Americans.

He identified a certain

James Myers as an Ameree

can who attended to his

needs as a civilian in Cuba

and in the United 'States.

In Chicago Castillo said in Septem;

ber, 1965, he was told to contact Antonio Eloriage, a

Filipino visitor, in Chicago

to prepare for his mission

here.

He was brought by fish-

ing trawler three miles off

the shore of Florida and

then given a diving gear to

enable him to swim ashore.

Upon reaching the shore,

he boarded a waiting truck

wbeee he was given Identt-

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announeor,,.. bate schedu

Laure_ see.:

members, -

their "sons

ism" and "'

tional welts

the Monday

Laurel s;

like to see ti

ed early to - sufficient t. .12e it.

The Six:-

adjourning

and regula

19, which :

ate will lir

weeks to t

get.

of encoura

ante. The 33 we

roll call v

berm. Air.

Arrleta, E It Caliwara, -- 4 Concerdla,

co, Dime

Ermines. r

Jason, LI;

della. M t f3 Murillo, X

Ilo, Palace

ea A..

Santiago. S

son, Tronc

M., Yap,.

Those wI

offices sal: walling Ic: smart to gc

...peen.= Intestate to size army doctors Of the V.

...up the statue of the Kuk Luna General Hospital.

.....:. The NBI, which'is co:- In Dallas

etlaboratteg with. Cot. Aga- • ,f BI Heredia Of the Intel-

,13I probers, however,

said Castillo admitted hay.

zligence Service.. Armed trig been In Dallas. Texas

—Forces (:SAP) on the

'-vase, is still trying to bn the day of the Kennedy

''aheck the Porto Rican's assassination and that he

_.story.

had been Instructed "to

NOMr.al car."

..,

"Dr. Alexis Guava= of "I don't remember how

-the CBI psychiatry clinln I got into Dallas and how

-leas examined him and I got out," Castillo said

—found him normal," NBI, guardedly, "but I am sure

e officer-in-charge SeratIn I did hot carry a gun."

. Fausto told newspaper- Castillo's truth serum

;:heen yesterday. statement before Mayor

. Fausto made the state- Ang of the VLGH last

meat by way Of clearing April 4 and 5 quoted the

'....up suspicions aired by re- Porto Rican as saying that

' ... porters es to the sanity of he went to a building with

' ::Castillo. two windows In Dallas and

After a thocough inves_

tleation , during which the

FBI and other US agencies

failed to expose his mas-

querade, Castillo was de-

ported to the Philippines,

arriving here on Feb. 2.

He was met at the airport

by a boy who -guided him to

a waiting car which took

him to the Shellborna hotel.

To Valenzuela

The short. stock,. Porto

Rican, le also knoWn as

Angelo Rodriguez, P.azo

Herhandez. Mario Rodri-

guez, Ignacio Gonzales Gra-

Jeda aside from his alias as

Antonio Reyes Eloriaga of

Polo. Bulacan,

• NBT_OIC Fausto said If

Casti,lo's story is true, the

real Eioriarea , is still in the

United States .cerrying the

. identity of Castillo or ore

of his aliases.

Fausto said ton secret in-

vestieations ' are now in

progress locally and abroad

to tie up loose ends of Cae-

tillo's story. especially as it

refers to the 15_man Xen--

nedy assassination plot and

the link between Cuban

Reds and the local links.

Probe abroad

TRUED said Castillo had

deliberately asked for ad-

ministration of the truth

serum during the Investiga-

tion, preferring it to the

polygraph (lie_detector)

test. •

Reporters who quizzed the

coefessed spy drew a blank

when they asked whether

he knew Oswald, President

Kennedy's killer.

FM too?

f:catton papers and two r;n1r.,• for ritirnrn Pri•gertlit

Thoer

House A

' br ie( sty Floor L

no S. Mont.

adjournm e

seeded in contacting Com- suggested

Mender Sumulone and Ped.' of absente, _

ro Tante, and visitine some

.people In Otongano City.

Aliases

assassination plot against - (NZ

House

Leader Co

real annet

opposition. admiaLstra page by p:: terpe;:at:o; aga.. .1 • .

(ions.

Montar.O.:

minority p:'

described

'ueresper.

tion's need '

tire in

The 1.1S' .

be spa nag:

The now-talkative. new- by aggro:

reticent cloak.and4eceer men Lor,,n

man also clammed up' when N,-..gros Dr

asked whether he Canto Aib:,;:o. here, to help earry nett an es by In„...•

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ITORRES BUGALLOM AVE.r ' Z7.7 •

A portion of Dagitpan's bu-

siness center at Torres Buda.

lion ave. and Galvan st. was

razed , by a two-hour fire yes-

tcrclay. Firemen said property

worth P2 million was destroy.

ed by the fire: (rI3ILiphoto

by Alfredo Navales). •

• meats to tte crecy of preps:: surprise actions the technique c accompli."

The opeosk. ' gave seven exat. the President's towards a "one-r. In his second statement a;ain. ministration.

The fi:st last cried Mr. Marc'. performarxe a-voraml"

sat. Twit to _

Clark _ 7 7

ros.,,rier • ,

denied American c-

terday said th major robber? air base in Pz weak.

PC anther::: Olives, Pam ._arne out with about P3 M.':

we: the lib airbal day night.

P3,000 Theta

ever, ea-cede: Tura

The vs-r-•

Manaa and and wester- Luzon have zer.zra.- today, Weather 01.; ty

15,74:Ce• F.

. Citing specifie Villareal. who House rntnority der, said:

Unilateral t-

"The dectsicr.-' dent Marcos, es - the vital aspec economy, man:' tern of leaders?. terized byealle• meat, arbitrary Sion of sot er::: •

' President admits • infiltration 1-man 1

President

•r.• .'i• tereva.7 ICU ace_•-

by C0172MUT21St agents zn .• • be-al party eeez.-

natio T. Vtliere.: • .

Ta •

:N-737 ,J bats p e,,m ;3 s ews

mood. I..

the Bataan r

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IFY;:

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for sugar. •

laJore,rs Itr.ezial till Tn. MANILA ileum -

SACOLOD CITY, April - .

f.r.—Preskient Marcos to- ,

day called on smear ba-

:ars to take more con-

crate steps to ameliorate.

the plight of their plar.th-

:ton we:kers. including,

the secedes or migrant

laborers. In speeches before farm-

har.ds who greeted hint in

several towns and cities

in Sugarlandia, the Presi-dent said the working:nen

in the sugar centrals and

• haciendas "deserve not

only better working con.

'Mons but also a bigger

share In the profits of the

industry." 'Whole-clay tour

President Marcos visit-

ed several towns ir. this

. sugar province {::egros

Occidental.) the whole day

today. before boarding the

"RPS The President" to-

night for Ma trip to Cebu

. City. • in Silay City, the Presi-

dent announced his plan

to he:p the smear Industry

, put up five more sugar Turn Sc 14-4, col. 1- had reporthdly made con-

P2-M fire

hits DL-1.-11-oan

.tracle cantor DAGUPAN CITY, 'April

22 (TANS/ — Police arson investigators ware looking

• tete the 1.2..rilliterl fire that . broke out on Torres Buga.

Ron at.. early today. Timely arrival of lir=e r.

Prevehted the fire from spreading to the main city

market which is situated just across the street.

Flor bldg. The fire started at the

Flor bldg. at about 2 a.mt today. It was placed

• under control after two hours.

Policemen cordoned off Turn to 14-4. ea. 5

P200,000 top-

IotLery prize

Prizes amountingo T935.41725 Are at St 747.0 in this efterneon's ?hi':pp:rt

Charity krte nal la- na: lourry drew wit to held :he :5:tilt:vine

Racing Ciult ca:•.-.;:aund tz Maleati Ri:al. he sr.•:•e7,

'rum to 14,4, cot

Meta with local Huk corn- for Woe to pursue Its In-

munist leaders like Com- vesttgatton o. the Cuban-

mender Sumulong. trained Porto Rican spy.

Preside= Marcos said This developed as the US

government • intelligence embassy burned the wires

agencies were "on the ball" yesterday seeking verifica-

and were keenly watching lion from stateside authorie

the movements of these ties of the wild claims made

suspects. He added, how- by Castillo, particularly his

ever that the Iaw being alleged role in the Keene-

what it is, it takes some dy assassination in 1963 in

time to arrest these sus- Dallas, Texas.

pacts like Castillo. • The 24-year-old Cuban

He said that no person agent was held incommu-

could be arrested on mere nicado yesterday at 23/

suspicion. Li a democratic headquarters upon the re-

country like the Philip- commendation of NB! Intel.

pines, certain legal proces• ligence operatives.

see have to be followed he- fore any arrest may be Periodic grilling

made, he said. Seralle Fausto, la'SI

•

ol-

. • ficeelmeharge. said Castillo

was undergoing periodie

Blackout grilling under hypnosis

The NMI clamped a newt.' when the r.ews about his

blackout on the Luis Cas• arrest and tie-up with the

taro case even as it asked Turn to 10-it, col. 1

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BACOLOD CITY, April 22 — president Marcos this

afternoon said that govern-

men: intelligence agencies •

are on the lookout for more

communist suspects report-

ed to have infiltrated the

country lately.

The President made the

disclosure in the light of

the arrest of Luis Castillo,

a Porto Rican, by the Dar_

Castilla claimed to have

been involved in the plot assassinateto

Kennedy. •

Reports Marcos said Malacaaang

has been receiving reports

of such infiltration but that he was rot free-to disclose

them. He indicated that there was no breath In na-tional security resulting from the incident. Castillo

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April 23, 1967

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Nen:U.1Y ieseeng and local

Ifeeis teeke PI; t. F31:33 .ltd :eaka:e and

preetetem pt.:V.:cad-en of

Casteeds arrest, ro:lowed enreuneer with the

press and radio. disreeted

the hypr.otic trance investi-

eaeoae.

1,..ieeete..ee.i but sane t IV? sub.

in 3 :‘.3 become drires and, uncoopera-

tive and it may take some

time again for him to re-

gain his coraeosure. it was stressed, however.

that the Porto Rican illegal retry, who arrived in the

county last Feb. 2 posing

IS Antonio Reyes Elorlaga

(a resident of Polo, Buie-

can) remains normal and

we. Tighter security

Security measures have been tightened around the

confessed espionage agent,

particularly In the light of

fears he had expressed yes-terday about hi s ownsafe-

rie. Ha has sought political

asylem here and local au-

thor:ries have begun study-

ir,g 'res case to find out If his request can be granted.

Kennedy plot Castilla Is beteg held by•

the :CB; not only on account

of his having entered the

country fraudulently but

also because of disturbing

admissioes he had made un-der the influenza of truth

serum admirestered to him

(at his own request) by V.

Luna general Hospital ex-perts on April 4 and April 5.

While under the drug's

influence, Castillo confessed

to teeting part In the Ken-

nedy plot with 15 others. He

said he was under a hypno-

tic trance during the assesination incident, The truth serum also

caused Castillo to bane de-tails of his mission eeere to

contact top Hui( leaders and to site up the status of the

Huk movement.

Fantastic, but ... The NBI said although

Castillo's confesslon appears

fantastic, some aspects of it cannot be ignored by local

and American authorities, Castillo's case was refer-

red by the Intelligence Serv-

ice Armed Toms (Iva?) to the le'Bt last February on

suspicion that he was an il-legal entry.

As Filipino He arrived Feb. 2 with a

passport identifying him as Antonio Reyes Eloriaga, a

returning Filipino resident, who had been expelled from

America for overstaying

and stealing a car. Actually, according M his

own confession, his coming

here as "Eloriaga" was part of a plan laid by a Cuban espionage ring.

Having trained as a spy

•fee some time in Cuba, Cas-tello was smuggled into the

..USA in September of 1965 with specific orders to con-tact Eloriaga in Chicago.

Plan carried out His orders were to as-

sume the identity of Eloria-ga and to have himself ar-

- rested And deported to the

Philippines, a plan which

was carried out without a

hitch, • Castillo subsequently ar-

rived here on. Feb. 2 as

F.1. °rim 3 n d was brought

home to his "parents' in

' Polo, Bulacan from which point he succeeded in core'

tactine Huk Commander Sumulong and Commnader

Peden Tarue. • US quiz sought

• US embassy spokesman

told the UPI yesterday Am.

erican authorities were in-

vestigating Castillo's con-

fessfon., The spokesman said it

had no immediate comment

on the Ne3I probe. He said

the embassy expected to

have a statement tomorrow

when the investigation is

completed.

Revamp urged

In the Senate, Sen. /A.

renzo If. Stetnuiong urged yesterday a revamp of the

Intelligence agencies of the

government to make them

more resistant to pressure from an infiltration by

foreign agents. Sumulong. who drafted

the measure reouiring the recistration of fore Igo agents. said that the reor.

sanitation should retain in the Intelligence service only.

those who are above suspi-

elon. The senator said That It

Is possible that some for-

eign businessmen are for. alert agents,

Prefer: embassies in the

Philtoolnee could also bar-- hoe Intelligence onerativee

in its staff. he said.

Case cited Sumulong tited as a case

In point the renort that a CA agent working in the

US embassy In New Delhi accomnamed the daughter of the late Premier Josef

Stalin Veen she defected

to the West. He said that he was In

favor of cooperation with

the Intelligence acencles of

foreign governments only to the ev+sot of ee-eereire

information on onlice orb.

lam and international crim.

inels. This Is what Is dope by

the Interpol, he :tele.

Internal affairs Sumulone said that he

would obleet to the gather.

ing of information by for-

. eien *rents nn Internal af-

fairs of the Philineine coy-

ernment and its officials. Clarifying certain provi-

sion of his measure. Surnte

lone said that its main our.

• pose Is to ferret out Philip-pine government officials

who servo as foreign agents

.or who are he cahoots with these agents.

He said that such govern.

men: officials who lead a

double life as agents of

other foreign conntries are

liable, under his measure.

to penalties which include

disqualification from hold. frig public office and ins-prisonment.

Not in Dallas

DALLAS, April 22 (UPI, — Daliae law enforcement

.agents Friday said they had

never heard of a man the

Philippine National Bureau

of Investigation (NBI) said admitted under -truth serum that he took past in an as.

eassination plqt against President John F. 'Kennedy.

The NBI in Manila identi . red the man as Luis An -el

Castillo. 24, a Porto Rican native they say is a Cuban.

trained en:en:nun:se

No word Assletant District Atty.

Bell Alexander said he had never heard of the man and

Ass/giant Police Chief M. W. Stevenson said the Dal-

i 3 S 11011C* had en word on

the Incident and had also

never heard of Castillo as far es he knew.

PINB seeks 1--a prakil, at.

Liwag's rap Front pane 1

vestigate the Aids:sa trans-

action.' Benedieto said that the

guarantee financing the

?NS extended for the ac-

quisition of the new sugar

central of the corporation

was urgently needed to:

"1. Save the PNB from

losing the t17 irre-

zulariy extended by the

Slacapagal regime which

misled the Aidsisa farmers into acquiring a junk su-

gar central In 1963;

"2. Finally enable Aida:-

as farmers to regain their

'economic ineepeedence af-ter having been enslac act

for decades by foreign vest-

ed interests in the 'Hawa-iian-Philippine company;

and Insure the effective

realizatior. of °be:et:tees to immediately Increase sugar

production and save the

Clark

rapper-

denied: Frain

men dld enter,- :lig near the pe on April 20

enleuvipemenPL3,C4ie

A press a that the atter: when the me: the loot when patrol 22,17471; ventery she re had been tak to the en:bass

Maj. Angel: zone CIS this only three Cr ken from a structure and were later red

The' Items reported to h len from a b: • 2 of the airba •

Rivalry

Cruz also a port to Camp man who hat

have a nand f:

severity zeen:

coecession to sty guards in

on June 30. C

Tie contra,:

robbery could discredit the c Cruz theorize

The zone C this theory w sure that 45 prospective bi ee at the scene c riP ahead of the 1 the -

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known htdeou however.

bevy gang. •' hostage Jes-: Clark securit-the latter robbers.

said that a

ported e

arns h.r4as

at the build:.

climbing ore.

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oron heMended :egg h of the elleet. . : •

Sparse official 'defalfs

were released. Tess re-'

parted for he firs! time •

:Near--dale morning, a: fnU day itfter the la.unchrehlt

Soya-I was hurled

orbit by a multi-stage roc-

ket. There were no further

details on the rocket.

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, Aurei:ru R. c ". 'Bells D. Ville

. Lecensc

Eloriaga missing

The NBI, meanwhile,

said it has not received

'any news on the Where-

abouts in the United States.

of Eloriaga, whom Casti-,

llo alleged to have contact- '

ed in Chicago sometime In

• . September.

- Fausto said the • N131

started the search for ER:f-

rieze abroad as early as

,February of this year

when Castillo was exposed

by the Intelligence Service

Armed Forces (ISA_F) as an Impostor. -

s+ Castillo is still being

'held incommunicado in

the SIBI to give time for •

hypnosis, experts to work

• on him again .

;

;le litak5 !•.

Castillo, who has cceil

"...• fessed complicity in the

Kennedy slay plot arrived

here last Feb 2 with a

;mission to contact local

Huk leaders and to assess

the current Huk move-

. ment. •

The NBI said there Is

; reason, to believe that he

has made contacts with

' some Huk commanders as

he has disclosed In his

truth serum confessions.

SAN MAN, Puerto R.

,.; co, April 24 (AP)—Puerto

Rican police are awaiting.

word from the Philippine

National Bureau of Inves-

tigatIon (NBI) before

••• launching local investiga-

e, . :lions ,related to the errost

of a young Porto Rlcari

•4 who reportedly said tie

. •,,.nook part in a-plot against

the life of. president Ken-

nedy:

- The tnteeinitlirector of

r4i. the POrteeticen Criminal

Investigation Corps (CIC)

Capt. Lu!s Maldonado Tei-

aided, disclosed Sunday

LIN the "PhS:Irsrltir. arrnry

From. pane ; _Castillo prier- .a his depart- e staying medical techme erily way of breaking the. -ere 10: the Philippines tun-„■1gist

deep-seated spell cast 'by der the alias of Antoeleee A-ccording to the same

=km:ma seeclatirts -on -Reyes Eloriaga, an Over- reliable sources, results of

the truth serum tests and

the hypnosis sessions (be-

fore it was interrupted by

the news leakage) Indicate

that Castillo's mind must

have been conditioned to

r remember only what it has

been "taught" CO remerre

ber.

pres-.=ably

I.

, _Jigger • Cfeallti.0 .

.ass eews eeency quoe'

Xautarmt :ottea-,• •

sayleg the Soyuz 'differs

considerable from our

previous Macethes," but.

did say how. is be-

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yo

in the Interest-earning and tax-free ?eV- •••• -

11nes, the ships, the wharves, and the See the public beedings that house the

=meat. See the schooled:die:S. wherein,

mashie. S.-45 the dams and the power ezneeci L'tdustrica going. Sae the projects

fullest of oer rich natural retources. " • :Weave In the great potentials of emir s nation along the arduous road to pros- -

:ore:

the:

Dteartment

2h:*;71:-..es

eat 272 Cr 2t3

comm.- tee—V..

men* of e--ee

SitetIce

OCarr.20:

• ' Vera 5 e

B Le. Cc — •I;

sael P. Vera, wh.: ::1

.directed by committee to see, the statements -

.and Stab-titles cf

=personnel erezt;

performing

janitorial . funce.: -

-that-he was .aet-e4

r advice of the sec e

finance.

Vera said what ordinate of the e7.4

retary, he is re;" the rules of :eel

merit to refer the '

duces tecum lsse 5

Gannon cor:mitt • iecr

To Marc

Re said that he

;the subpoena Of

rnitte to Finance ry Eduardo Z. P.

April 12 and that

dez In turn refer

President Mar:

consultation arte

merit." Asked ff it is hie

. to refer all SIR .Secretary Romur

hearings.' . `era said • that et:

eAs i'Meens .of. prevent • administrative c •

ing 'poll frauds in the fu- vides that all co:

Sure, Roxas said me_ tons of thts nate

'withdrawal of the protest be referred to

will enable the efantlaement head, lit

fiscal 's office to proceed ;.he finance secre

-with the investigation of' Vera also pre

criminal charges he filed that It is a gene

against Lopez --and six cepted principle

others for attertng the reau chief shoe

certificate of canvass of

.en wee revision if bal. -awning after PavelPa cr- 6

vich called me. I'm very 1"- • - I ' •

grateful to him." • ' : .. retool

. ,

' Pepovich, S.O.Viet corm': • : . Fees relee9. .

neat Ne: 4, called' Mrs.! -Roxas said that without

Kotnarov from the launce notifying the parties , to

ceetel• at lialkoneiri The the case, the electoral tee

`Stayuz-1" 'was Iattechee : banal recently increased

the daily remuneration of there at 0335 Moscow time

Sunday. Mrs. Komarov the commissioners from

lives in a special Cosmce Pis toardi.ardaandya.tillievisors,

nauts' town near Moscow:. ara•

p a

: • • Issues• :,- • • • . . th' . ? ,

I &it^ Roxas sa!4; revolt-ed.

• 'net ..'ority • tee revision. of

-"• hiindreds of thousands of

ballots and their eppre-

, elation by the electoral

tribunal but also the In-

troduction of documentary

and testimonial evidence

in formal hearings.

11 did.not.grant the in-

crease In daily remunera-

tion or object to It," Ro-

oms asked, "what would

happen to me and. myr;

case?" - 7 •

Exhaustive

The Issues In the pro-

test, Roxas said, required

not only the revision and

appreciation of hundreds

of thousands of ballots but

also the Introduction of

documentary and testimo-

nial evidence in formai

mporten. matte:

ry.

They were meet:std.:44

tampering with the hit.

Provinee.

'

.certificates of

canvass to change the

number of votes garnered

by Lopez from 30,901 toe

35,901.

Under a.. congressional

canvass, Lopez obtained

- a margin of 26.724 votes

Over Roxas. During the

canvass, ' Roxas tried ' to ' tiNit

be prosecuted.

• te

Criminal charges

Roxas indicated that Se

would press the Ilse:12s

office to revive the crimi-

nal charges against Lopez

and the following:

Rep. Fiero Crisologo

(N, Locos Sur), Gov. Al-

fredo Larnea of Mt: •Pre.

vince, former Rep.: Li-

MOO eilltra Provincial

Fiscal Albert

Sr.,ao

llt of Mt.

Province, forme: Murt14-

pal Judge Hector Donato,

and Leonardo :Ctte.lOgen,

Lauren's private ' secrete-

- Mt. Province. department heat

The fiscal's office tem- action is taken c

porarily shelved the Ro- Volumin

xas complaint' on the Vera said that

ground that the . electoral to the B1R pers.:

protest before . the trIbueecer, the records s„

nal constituted Preludiee ly the'

-

Gamer,"-e

cial question which slimed •.are se,-ve:uet!e6':-;

first be resolved before "would take. t-177--'

the criminal case could

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in 2 years

MOSCOW. April 23 (AP)—The Soviet Union launched its first manned spacecraft to more thou two years into orbit around the earth early Sunday amid reports IL was the first step in a spectacular new Russian space veature.

Veteran cosmonaut Vladimir Komarov, 40, was at the controls of the capsule, called Soyuz 1, the news agency Tass re-ported.

Soyuz Is Russian for Union.

No details The Soviets did not Ln:

Turn to 2344, eat 1

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lo - Qizor 1,A.,

(Story below, -Col. 4)

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Russian cosmonaut Vladimir Rornarav

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en all- pro.

center

;sal is on by

Lreiso to

:ATO tin

Orate wasoar.t

:ATO L.sian

fa t.4

e!ita. 3

uncer c, talz reap.. (Lis —Ct

h.as Fate of 15

a-81'011110 Surveyor 'turncoats'

lj nole • . ,• Justice of the Peace •

mer Bassett said Castillo was brought before him last ct. 22 by a state po-liceman, charged with driving without a proper auto registration.

What will be the late 0, the 13 congressmen 'who

.1=ed Nacionaltsias to In stall the new leadership

. In the ..7.0USe? They are now demand-

ing Irtir.taltate compliance of Prosident Marcos' pro-=Ilse that they would be appointed N.? chairmen to the:: ba.11iwicks.

trittentIltirri • ' The virtual ultimatum

prompted Speaker Jose B. Laurel Jr. and Speaker 'PrciempOre Jose M. • Al-dev.:er to press for an early meeting of the NP • ruling* junta to resolve the problera. • Laurel and Aldegurr, who are junta members. •

2!tent:on to the pro-blem pos•-d by the refusal of t;:ci Nacinnalistas to zelmb

the "con-

Turn to 23..4, col. 6

EDGEWOOD, New Me-'xico, April 23—(UPI)—A justice' of the peace said Saturday a man who is said to have confessed to taking part In the assassi-nation of President Ken-nedy was nervous and couldn't recall his name, when he appeared In court here last fall.

The Philippine National Bureau of Investigation was checking the story of Luis Castillo, 24, who al-legedly Made the confes-sion. Castitio was alleged-ly trained as a Commu-nist agent in Cuba. •Hvpiloac trance Philippine authorities

said he told them he was In Dallas under a "hypno-tic trance" with orders to shoot "a mart in an open car" when Xennedy was

"He was as nervous as a tom-cat In a creamery,"' Bassett said. "Maybe I shouldn't use those words, but he sure was nervous."

Bassett said Castillo al-so "had a hard time re-membering what his name • was. The reason I gave. him a jail sentence was I figured when a fellow has a hard time remem-bering what his name Is,' there's something wrong with him."

Bassett sentenced Cas. 1010 to four days In jail.

Turn let 10-A, co!. 6

digs . 0

Wi P Za 71?, f-71 mb irS • I. DRAWN YESTEIIDAY, APIIIL 23 •

777; 7.• '777 . 2116'87 P200,000.007

turday in what a scientist . called "a very gratifying :event." . "The soil was sliced out very neatly," said Ronald F. Scott, the principal in-vestigator on the Surveyor 4 . soil sampling project. •, -

Cohesive •. •

"The soil does posses S a ..". certain cohesiveness." Scott told a news confer-ence at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory. "Ther e doesn't seem to be any hazard there for &sire>. • • ,. :taws. But it might be :a- • 'e ther soft to :al?. on." .• Fr

The soil sampler. mount- . ed on the side of Surveyor E 3, was poised Saturday to - ' complete dipping a trench ; • la. it started earlier. Scatt • said scientists 'p;anned to . ' sr have it dig as deep as it can.

"The lunar soli seems TU.,-/t to 10.4, cot 4 •

PASADENA, California; -; April 23 — (AP) — Amer!, ca's scratching moon sta. tion--Surveyor 3—dug a neat, straight hole in the moon's surface early Sa.

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1

.cere •

rst te tenta

eemr.

araft sem-fiethe.

tea tree tee

erfeee clistet:eee-

.723

:id they hare mired 1.510 the efeethe mea end s line reoese.

ne pictures,

ring as cant-

etztu:es. pro-

.41tes.St Images.

thes se= Item:

ere:Wein soil craft, which

eractintiee. as like damp

beach sand. n a disapeelee.

nary wee'. ' .

eti!ations

. . the informetten

eenerally agrees

ares teeeer_ by

I bet yea:.

Surveyor 1 and

,cent expert-

Scott said, "Led:-

re that the stir. tn.g strength ts

:tee set or se-

eds per square

exe:tod pressure

three to four

white we were

down with the

1st ::gift:"

Trouble

said the control-

! :he experiment

e :rouble Friday

'hen the azimuth

—welch =eves the

eye from left to

'ailed to operate

thee. They said

td to put the digger

posttote where the

1 awed see it, -

f ntheine the came-

!eceek at the degzer.

overcame that

em later by stepptag

up and dowr.

ne azirreeth control

d woreing again."

esman at the ',Abe:a-

:aid.

ee.the quality, he asid-

es expected to en-

. as the angle of the

lunges.

• Overheating

e: ;rob:ems in the

:a were caused by

.eating. Howard W.

eze., Se:se:yin project

•:a and tee soil sale:-

device are being

teed tn a duty cycle.

ee it for half an hour.

...let It ccot off for half

seer. Well. keep this tip

en; .as we cam"

;leering this by

' yeelend -

-. ere bele; ee:^1 censer

Wee operatien of

:rtt:■%1 10 e Cram" T.

fVor

imen:ne :L

der-

Tee en:skier,: meee tee

:nee:a:lens by re:eying to

tee of Vielereel that

fetereeel wes ectin; lete

a drrentor by trytte to im-

pose a one-ran _rile.

:Ice:eat:on {plans.?

The ?residua brushed off

tee ceetece in brief remarks

before lonI NP leaders at

the teach resort oe Rep. Re-

ran Dutemo in Dave) City,

40 tuns. from this city.

"I do not want. to be a

dictator because most dic-

tators end up before se:1r-

ing squad." the Preside:it

said. -esee added: "/ prefer

to retire neeeefully after my

tern—Or terms as the ease

maybe." Tee large crowd tmernee-

lately eaueht on to the mes-

sage sna responded with

lusty cheers. Obviously. however, the

Pmeident had dropped sub-

tle hint only to sound :rat

the pedals et a time when

the rerferrnar.ce of the ad-

raints:rattott is under attack

by the teen:sett:on. .

2 speeches conference with petit-

ical and in his two •

steeches before the Teelvere

sitty of the Mayas and the

San Carlos University, Mar.

cos lambasted what he call-

ed "fault-findleg oppost-

:ton." sown-vet, he would adopt

the soft alp:oath by appeal.

lag to his critics to discard

partisan eolitics,

• ' From 5-A

losing the P17 million irre-

gularly extended by the

•Mecapagal regime which

Misled the AWSISA farm-

ers into acquiring a junk

sugar 'central In 1963." On

-the basis of this declara-

tion, the Senate can ask

the PN3 manager:teat to

show how it expects to

=over P17 relefon for

the ea ree by speeding AN-

AnDmosAL P23.9 mil-

lion—we:tee Is precisely

what it Is now spendlng

on the new AIDSISA deal.

For the PNB-NIDC man-

sacton not only calls for

-letters of credit (opened

Iasi December) for the

Japanese mill worth P57.9

Million' or $14.8 million to

be exact, but ANOTPM12.

I'll-million to, in effect,

directly subsidize the ex-

istence of the AIDSISA

lenelf. The board of the

NIDC (the subsidiary of

the has authorized

the conversion of the Pi1-

e-0"ton owed by the AID-

SISA not only to the PNB

but to other Institutions

Into "common stock?' to

be owned by eleMC. The

AIDSISA indebtedness to

the PN3 and NIDC

emeeres to. only In. rat-

- t'?.t the

to bates the rice ;trod—tete

preemie:. " The rice program is a

test of our wile a rest of our

energies, a test of our ear-

nes:nese in solving a prob-

lem that is at the root of

rural poverty and contamin-

ates our national politics,"

he said. The President, who early

this morning arrived from

erel 'ett

- '57•1 t Cele )eJ

From page 1

Santa Fe police Chief

George Craig said Cas-

tile- was turned over to

immigration author'-ties

after serving for four days

because he could show no

proof of citizenship.

The NBI said Castillo

bad a Philippine passport

In the name of Antonio

Eloriage and that he was

deported back to the Phil-

ippines Feb..2. Craig said Castello's file

also showed arrests In

1982 for carrying a con-

cealed weapon, Invests:a-

t:on of holdup and robbe-

ry in Neware. N.J., la

1964 ance an indefinite sere

tence the 'same year to

t h e Bordentown, N.e.,

state reformatory for lar-

ceny. The chief said Castillo,

according to records, was

fined $200 for the conceal-

ed weapons charge and

apparently served some

debts to other creditors,

Including a P1.5 million

accommodation from the

Manila Banking Corpora-

• ton and P2.5 million owed

to venous trade suppliers.

As long as the PN3 and

NIDC held "first mort-

gage" on •the AIDSISA's

existing sugar mill and

other assets, It could

realize at least an interest

earning of nine to 10 per

cent per annum. Now that

the NIDC has acquired

common stock in the AID-

SISA, the government

bank has literally bought

into an almost bankrupt

corporation and risks los-

ing millions of pesos if

things go sour. Is this

banking? That's for the

PNI3 and the NIDC to

justify. • • • •

AND BY VIE WAY,..

Remember the election

case filed against eight

senators arising from the

elections of 1061? Is is true'

that tee Senate Electoral

Tribunal will soon an-

nounce its decieion in •

three instances? As Dam-

let, the Melancholy Dane;

once put it, that is the

question... . Don't y o

think it's about time we

.mceith. .

Aytona was informed by,

Bleol NP congre.ssmeri at a

meeting of the Eked Noe

that residents of the six Bee

col provinces were critical

of the inadequate attention

given by Malacaeang to the

improvement-of the region's'

economy:

Nick T. Ends°, executive

time In th'e Cook County,

Me Sall. Identification •

He said Ca.stillo "had

no IdentIfication showing

he was a citizen of the

United States. He said he

was from Madison. Wis.,

but was born In the Phil-

ippines. He couldn't show

he was from the Philip-

pines or he wasn't."

Bassett said someone

called him several hours

after Castillo had appear-

ed before elm, and asked

him to release Castillo.

"But I don't know who it

was," the JP said. "I just

told them I couldn't do

that " • • •

No comment

WASHINGTON, April 23

— (AP) — US officials

would make no immediate

comments Saturday on the

'possible Involvement of a

young Porto Rican Sn the

There are so many fake

claims being foisted

through advertising on the

public. The latest instance

is that advertisement tak-

en out in several newspa-

pers and magazines by a

group fighting to retain

the Spanish Law. The ad

contained an impressive

list of signatures and ins-

titutions. But I know one

alleged "signer" yv 11 o

swears she never signed

the petition—Anna elhria

Quintos, president of the

Circuit) Cervanfino chap.

ter of St. Seeolastica's

College. Such goings on

would make Cervantes'

hero, Don Quixote, blush

with shame... At the

birthday party of Justice

Undersecretary Dingdong

Teehankce in San Juan

fast Tuesday, Solicitor.

G eneral Tony Barreclo and

Congresswoman Sated

Parcells) (N, Leyte) stole

the show with a romantic

duet, rendering that Wash-

ington song-hit, "Delia St

Iyo." Tee guests then eta-

mered for Rep. Manny Pc-

Inez Misamis Or.)

to sine the LP version of

the song: "Dahii sa iyo,

matitas ang presyo," etc.

But Pekoes shyly declined.

et'm not a Liberal," Man-

usual pmie which provide oet-seasea

einploymers de'reig the re.

• Cent months , start e April

to September each year.

Bicol scions said that rn

. cept for the paving of the

Manila South road. to vis.

ible government support los

been given the region.

assassination of Pr !dent

Kennedy. •

A seekesman for Rep.

Gerald F. Ford, Republican.

Michigan, a member of the

Warren commission. said

the congressman would not

comment until he had more

information. He said Ford

might rave a statement if

the reported confession of

Luis Castillo, descried as

a communist agent for Cu-

ba, was made available of-

ficially.

Dallas story

DALLAS, Texas. April

2. — (API — A spokesman

for the Dallas pollee de.

pertinent said Saturday

that the department had no

record of Lute Castillo, who

said in Manila that he was

In Dallas to shoot at Pres-

ider.t John F. Kennedy Le

1963. The report that Castillo

was unknown here was

made by police after a

search of the records.

Philippine government

agents are trying to cheek

the story of Castillo, 2-:,

mho told them under ques-

tioning that he was in Dal-

las at the time of the asses_ g

sinetion and had been given e

a rifle to shoot a man in ar.

open car." Philippine sour- 2

ces described Castillo as . :11

Communist agent for Cube ri

Records at Santa F4

New Mexico, showed Cast: e

to, who also went by le 0

name of Antonio Elorie

or Elm-lags. was arrests ;/

by new Mexico state pole

Oct. 22, 1966 for failing

have registration for S :.-

tor vehicle and was turn

over to US immigrate

authorities three days le:

Santa Fe police said

FBI arrest sheet on e

showed he had been erre

ed three times in Chic:

and twice in New Ter

for investigations of by

Cary, robbery and ewe

Records listed his age as

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show

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ctur

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till

o, E

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report

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pri

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he

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ener

al

said

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es-

tigat

ing t

he

case

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a F

l-li

phio

dep

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ee w

hose

tra

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pap

ers

wer

e al

leged

ly

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ican

arre

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in M

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nio

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late

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ed l

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lug

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S

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ines

day,

A

pri

l 7G

, 1967

4

folu

trad

ll •

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25 (

AP

)—C

lay

I.. S

haw

, th

e S

t.yea

r-old

form

er n

r m

y m

ajo

r ac

cuse

d o

f co

ns-

pir

ing t

o m

urd

er P

resi

den

t Jo

hn

r.

Ken

ned

y,

perm

it-

led h

is m

ilit

ary r

ecord

s to

b

e m

od

e p

ub

is M

on

day

.

a W

ove

oppose

d b

y D

istr

ict

1

Att

orn

ey J

im G

:irr

iso

n's

of-

fice.

. S

haw

sig

ned

a w

aiver

re-

leas

ing

th

e v

eter

ans

adin

ln-

Itst

rati

on r

ecord

s to

cri

mi-

nal

dis

tric

t co

urt

-aft

er a

se-

ries

. o

f le

gal

mo

ves

an

d

coun

term

oves

. F

. Ir

vin

g D

ym

on

d.

on

e o

f S

haw

's a

ttorn

eys,

sa

id. "w

e have n

oth

ing t

o h

ide' R

e

said

he

wan

ted

the

reco

rds

turn

ed o

ver

the t

he c

ourt

an

d a

vail

ab

le f

or

pu

bli

c

scru

tin

y.

"A

s a m

att

er

of A

ct,

"

Dym

ond s

aid "

lie,

Shaw

, is

v

ery

pro

ud

of

his

mil

itar

y

reco

rd."

rag

e I

.

:ori

ties

in E

l P

a•

request

ed h

at

istr

ett

'hew

fl

eeer

ilIn

g t

o L

in-

, sa

id

he

lear

ned

ra

ga

Was

dep

ort

. 'L

os

Angele

s la

st

to a

rriv

e I

n M

a-

; F

eb. 2.

to

fro

m M

an

ila

acco

rdin

g t

o

lippin

e N

ati

onal

of

Inv

esti

gat

ion

, w

ho

was

dep

ort

-;

pl

Elo

rtaga b

ut

a

item

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ho

to

ok

pap

ers.

• T

he'

,..

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i n w

as

arr

est

-12porl

ecll

y t

old

in-

I 'A

's h

e w

as

Lu

is

isti

llo, a C

uban-

loin

munis

t agent

. tu

ned

Elo

rlag

a's

a•

rnis

siO

n t

o

to c

onta

ct

;s1,

Mik

a th

ere.

re

po

rts

also

il

lo h

ad a

lleg

edly

j 11 e

L.EN

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ing

hea

da,

Ac 1n le.

P a aa arI

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ia.

r A

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4ki (

AU

-ei

gur n

pa

r y

n an

d an

ath

er d

ay w

idin

ut

,rrp

Ohn

ke. N

IXC

IOE.

Rid

•

r.g

tri/ n

,a an

d t

ua

guj

adm

itte

d h

avin

g b

een I

n-

volv

ed in

an a

lleged a

s-sa

ssIn

all

on

plo

t ag

ain

st

the

late

Pre

siden

t K

enne-

dy i

n D

alla

s In

1063,

. •

US

jo

ins q

uiz

W

ASI

tiN

GT

ON

, Apr

il •2

5 (A

P)—

US

off

icia

ls r

epo

rt-

ed M

on

day

th

at c

lose

co

n-

tact

is b

ein

g m

ain

tain

ed

w

ith P

hil

ippin

e gov

ernm

ent

Inves

tigat

ors

on t

he

Inte

r-ro

gat

ion

of

a 2

.1.y

ear

old

P

uer

to R

ican

who c

laim

ed

he

was

in

Dal

las

in 1

963 a

t' th

e ti

me

of

Pre

sid

ent

Ken

-n

edy

's

ass

ass

ina

tion

. O

ffic

ials

said

that

the

Uni

ted

Sta

les

agen

ts i

n M

a-nna a

re r

eceiv

ing t

he r

e-

sult

s of

the

ques

tionin

g o

f h

uts

Cas

till

o, w

ho r

epo,

tel-

ly t

old

off

icia

ls o

f th

e P

hil

-ip

pin

e N

ill

that

he

had

bee

n

giv

en

rif

le t

o s

ho

ot

"at-

a

men I

n a

n o

pen e

ar,

" a

t th

e ti

me,

of

the

pre

sid

ent's

death

:' '

.

Cas

till

o w

as r

eport

ed t

o

have s

aid

that

he w

as

not

able

to u

se t

he

rifl

e.

•

..•

Th

e 2

0-p

age

pac

ket

in

-clu

ded p

hoto

gra

phs

and

show

ed h

ow S

haw

ros

e fr

om

corp

oral

to

maj

or a

nd s

erv-

ed as

an

aid

e to

a m

ajo

r gen

eral

. It

als

o g

ave

a his

-'

tory

of

a b

ack

in

jury

, w

hic

h

stil

l ca

use

s th

e han

dso

me

Sh

aw p

ain

. •

. -

Mea

nw

hil

e L

ou

isia

na

Sec

-re

tary

of

Sta

te W

ade O

. M

arli

n m

aile

d T

exas

Go

v:

John

Con

nall

y ex

! ra

d! L

ion

pap

ers

for

Ser

gio

Arc

acha

Sm

ith

, a

form

er 1

.4ew

Or-

lean

s re

sid

en

t so

ug

ht

by

G

arri

son a

s a

wit

nes

s in

the

l•

• r'

W1XIO

DZ

AI IA

T:t

r!la

y

Did

n't s

ho

ot

No

eval

uat

ion

ha

s y

et

bee

n m

ade

on

th

e In

terr

o-

off

icia

ls s

aid

. R

e-

po

rts

po

rts

wer

e be

ing

chec

ked

that

he h

ad e

nte

red t

he

At.

••r

r,

aPhF

ilillrim

piinnoes

In t

he

pla

ce o

f•

N I x

o.,

wh

o w

as

bein

g

„, ,

y44.

1- p

hart

na,t.

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d.

Sta

tes

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skin

1000

0

dep

ort

ed f

rom

the

Unit

ed

for

ov

erst

ayin

g h

is

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gem

vis

ito

r's

vis

a.

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GIs

tvri

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sorl

AIL)

rso . A

pri

l •

Ro

se t

o m

ajo

r

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hre

e to

p P

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t . o

ffic

ials

tes

tify

be-

fore

th

e S

enat

e B

lue

Rib

bo

n c

om

mit

tee

hea

ded

by

Sen

. R

au} M

ang

lap

us

on

th

e

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noon b

y a

ttorn

eys

for

Mrs

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om

5-JI

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s L

b t

hei

r N

ort

h B

orn

eo I

n t

he

new

spap

ers

that

1 •

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111.1

1

1 L

illi

e A

leh

lain

es,

22

, w

ante

d i

slan

ds,

So

uth

ern

Ph

ilip

- el

ecti

ons,

w

hat

was n

o w

as b

eing

ask

ed t

o ap

pear

7

In L

ou

isia

na

as a

wit

nes

s In

pin

es."

. -

w

ron

g i

f "s

ecre

t" o

hse

r- b

efo

re t

he S

enat

e co

mm

it

the

prob

e.

• •

Mrs

. MeM

aine

S, f

orm

erly

o

f N

ew O

rlea

ns, w

here

she

w

as k

now

n ss

San

dra

Mul

-le

t, w

as

dra

wn i

nto

the

Gar

riso

n in

vest

igat

ion

afte

r P

erry

Ru

sso

, a G

arr

iso

n

wit

nes

s, s

aid

she

acc

ompa

-ni

ed

him

to

a p

art

y a

t w

hic

h h

e hea

rd S

ha

w,

Da

-vi

d E

. F

erri

c an

d L

ee H

ar-

vey

Osw

ald

ta

lk o

f as

sas-

sin

atin

g P

resi

den

t K

enne

dy.

Sh

e h

as d

enie

d s

he

wa

s a

t th

e p

arty

.

' .

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SIS

A H

EA

RIN

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ban

k

to t

he A

gro

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rial

Com

pany

}den

t, a

nd J

ose

Afr

ica,

PI,

O

f S

ilay

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bla

(=

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AL

Th

ey

. are

, so

t. W

ith

Man

gla

pit

s,

right

pan

el, P

anfi

lo D

om

ingo, P

N13 v

ice

Sen

ato

rs A

mb

rosi

o P

ath

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gu

ara

nte

e f

inan

cin

g e

xte

nd

ed

by

th

e

pre

siden

t; R

ober

to B

ened

ict°

, P

NB

pro

s-

and

Cam

ilo

Osi

as,

assa

ssin

atio

n pr

obe.

1.

Wit

ness

•

• In

Om

aha,

Neb

rask

a a

moti

on t

o q

uas

h a

fugit

ive

war

rant

was

fil

ed i

n m

uni-

cipa

l co

urt

M

onda

y af

ter-

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ajo

r A

rag

on

, w

ho

ver

s w

ere

sen

t? .

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at's

Lee

s in

ves

tig

atin

g t

he

1'1

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pIn

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el

carr

ied

th

e dip

lom

atic

what

Kual

a L

um

pur

wan

t- . A

IDS

ISA

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eal.

I

wait

ed

L.-i

pas

sport

cla

imed

he

was

ed

anyw

ay. A

s fo

r th

e t

wo a

nd w

ait

ed, but

up t

o t

his

■-

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spec

ial

mis

sio

n f

or

"ag

en

ts"

fou

nd

in

a h

ou

se .

wri

tin

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no

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unit

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ve-

in S

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confe

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ess

age a

rriv

ed f

rom

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this

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ns

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f gli

nt

agency.

Mr.

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e r

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wit

h f

ive l

ocall

y c

m-

Senate

. W

ell

I'm

goin

g ,

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, '•

said

he

was

vis

itin

g r

ata

- plo

yed F

ilip

inos,

perh

aps

an

yw

ay.

Perh

aps t

hey ''"

law

yt

=:

live

s In

Sab

ah."

.

pen

din

g c

r i

.1::

,

• .

• •

th

ey w

ere

o

nly

en

joy

ing

- s

en

t it

by

mail

,. w

hic

h h

urt

s w

ind

a m

eal

;of

bag

oong,

salu

yot

mea

ns

that

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wil

l ar

riv

e fo

r o..

„sru

it

"-

Fra

nkly

, I

don't

kn

ow

an

d -

ph

iak

bet

to

get

her

. In

nes

t w

eek

....

At

the

gra

d-

wh

at t

he

Mal

aysi

an a

tt-

any

ev

ent,

I a

m I

mp

ress

ed n

atio

n b

all

held

by

a g

irl's

A c

ase

:

thori

lles

wer

e so

esc

lied

wit

h t

he

effi

cien

cy o

f th

e co

lleg

e 'M

onda

y -1

1 w

hich

W

a'

abo

ut.

If

they

in

vit

ed t

he

Mal

aysi

an s

ecu

rity

fo

rces

. n

igh

t

Ph

ilip

pin

es t

o s

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ser-

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