HIGH TIDE LC1tI TIDE AT 2218 1~.2 1.8 AT 0318 4.2 AT 0924 1.9 AT 1548 7-24-66 7-24-66 VOL. 7 No. KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS SATURDAY, JULY 23, 1966 CAPE KENNEDY (UPI)--THE FEDERAL SPACE AGENCY REPORTED TODAY THAT GEMlNI-IO As­ CLEVELAND RIOTS TAKE FOURTH LIFE TRONAUTS JOHN YOUNG AND MICHAEL COLLINS AS BOUNDARIES WIDEN OUTSIDE HOUGH APPARENTLY FAILED TO BRING BACK PICTURES CLEVELAND (UPI)--A NEGRO WAS SHOT TO DEATH BY WHITE MEN TODAY, INCREASING TENSION IN OF COLLINS' SPECTACULAR SPACEWALK TO THE EAST SIDE SLUMS TORN WEEK-LONG BY BULLETS AND FIREBOMBS. WEARY POLICE CONCENTRATED ANOTHER SATELLITE, BUT SAID THEY DID NOT FORCES BETWEEN NEGRO AND ITALIAN NEIGHBORHOODS TO PREVENT THE SPREAD OF VIOLENCE YET KNOW WHY. BENORIS TONEY, 29-YEAR-OLD NEGRO FATHER OF FIVE, DIED IN LAKESIDE HOSPITAL THIS AFTE~ A NASA SPOKESMAN SAID THE ASTRONAUTS NOON, THE FOURTH VICTIM OF THE RIOTING WHICH HAS RlPPED THE CITY SINCE MONDAY NIGHT DID RETURN WITH SOME PICTURES OF GEMINI HIS FACE WAS SMASHED BY A DOUBLE SHOTGUN BLAST FIRED INTO HIS CAR AT 3 AM. POLICE -IO's RENDEZVOUS WITH THE AGENA-IO SATEL­ HELD TWO WHITE MEN AND SAID THEY PLANNED TO ARREST A THIRD WITHIN 24 HOURS LITE AND SOME TERRAIN PHOTOGRAPHS. "WHAT Two OTHER WHITE MEN, A JOHN CARROLL UNIVERSITY STUDENT AND AN OUT-OF-TOWN MAN WERE WE DO HAVE IS PRETTY GOOD QUALITY EXCEPT QUESTIONED IN THE SHOOTING AND RELEASED. THE SUBJECT IS NOT WHAT WE ARE LOOKING SIX GUNS WERE SEIZED AT THE SCENE. THE SHOOTING OF TONEY INTERRUPTED THE QUIETEST FOR " NIGHT IN A WEEK THAT HAD PRODUCED THREE DEATHS, AT LEAST A SCORE OF INJURED AND MOUNT­ YOUNG AND COLLINS REMAINED IN SECLUSION ING PROPERTY DAMAGE. AT THE LAUNCH SITE UNDERGOING A WEEKEND TEAMS OF VANDALS, SOME SCARCELY OUT OF CHILDHOOD, ROAMED A 50-BLOCK AREA SETTING OF DEBRIEFINGS AND WERE NOT AVAILABLE FOR BUILDINGS ABLAZE WITH CRUDE FIREBOMBS AND SMASHING STORE FRONTS FOR LOOTING. SERVICE COMMENT STATIONS WERE THE SOURCE OF "MOLOTOV COCKTAIL" JUfCE, AND BEING CAREFULLY GUARDED THE FACT THE TROUBLE NO LONGER WAS BEING CONG RETALIATION HITS HOSPITALi CONTAINED IN THE HOUGH AREA CAUSED GRAVE CONCERN AMONG POLICE MAYOR RALPH S LOCHER HASTINGS TOLL PASSES 1,000 MARK INSISTED, HOWEVER, THE TROUBLE COULD BE SAIGON (UPI)--COMMUNIST GUERRILLAS LAUNCHED A MORTAR ATTACK TONIGHT ON ONE CF THE HANDLED BY FORCES NOW ON THE SCENE, AND CON­ LARGEST U.S. HELICOPTER BASES IN VIET NAM. IN GROUND FIGHTING, THE U.S. 1ST INFANTRY TINUED RESISTING PRESSURE FOR MARTIAL RULE DIVISION OPENED A NEW OFFENSIVE 25 MILES NORTH OF SAIGON AND MAR1NES 1ATTLING A COM­ OR A WHOLESALE CURFEW. MUNIST DIVISION IN THE NORTHWEST RAN THE ESTIMATED ENEMY DEATH TOLL TO 1,124. EVERY AVAILABLE POLICE OFFICER WAS PRESSED THE VIET CONG RAID WAS IN APPARENT RETALIATION FOR A MAMMOTH NINE-BATTALION SWEEP BY INTO SERVICE FOR THE EXPECTED SATURDAY NIGHT THE U.S. MARINES AGAINST A NORTH VIETNAMESE DIVISION IN THE FAR NORTHWEST CORNER OF CLIMAX OF TROUBLE EVEN ON NORMAL WEEKENDS SOUTH VIET NAM. A U.S. SPOKESMAN SAID THE COMMUNIST DIVISION APPARENTLY MARCHED DIRECTLY THE EAST SIDE SLUMS KEEP OFFICErs HOPPING SOUTHWARD ACROSS THE DEMILITARIZED ZONE WITH PROSTITUTION, BEATINGS, SHOOTINGS, ROB­ SEPARATING NORTH AND SOUTH VIET NAM. FACTION LEADERS AGREE BERIES, MUGGINGS AND ROWDYISM. IN THE AIR WAR, U.S. PLANES AGAIN BOMBED IN ADDITION TO THE 2,000 NATIONAL GUARDSME~ OIL STORAGE FACILITIES IN NORTH VIET NAM. TO COOL NEW YORK RIOl ALREADY ON DUTY IN THE ZONE, ANOTHER 1~00 A NAVY SKYHAWK JET WAS DAMAGED BY GROUND­ NEW YORK (UPI)--LEADERS OF WARRING ITAL­ CLEVELAND AREA TROOPS, JUST BACK FROM SUMMER FIRE TODAY NEAR VINH BUT THE PILOT MANAGED IAN, NEGRO AND PUERTO RICAN FACTIONS IN CAMP, WERE HELD IN READINESS AT THEIR LOCAL TO EJECT FROM HIS CRIPPLED JET OVER THE BROOKLYN'S EAST NEW YORK SECTION MET WITH ARMORY FOR RIOT DUTY IF NEEDED. THE GUARD SEA WHERE HE WAS PICKED UP BY A BOAT FROM MAYOR JOHN V. LINDSAY TODAY, SHOOK HANDS WAS CALLED HOME ONE DAY EARLY FROM CAMP, AP­ A NAVY DESTROYER. AND AGREED TO !!COOL IT.II PARENTLY TO DEAL WITH MAJOR TROUBLE IF IT COMMUNIST NORTH VIET NAM CLAIMED THAT AN WHETHER THE TRUCE WOULD E~TEND TO THE SHOULD COME. AMERICAN WARPLANE WAS SHOT DOWN ON THE STREETS WHERE RENEWED VIOLENCE HAD ERUPTED POLICE REMAINED CONVINCED A "MASTER MIND" ~ ~-.,.~ atM._ , ....p ......" •• 11M_ .N ....." ."......... '5" .' '" .......... "' +"re. 1 iN • .". tft Y t !'! I',,,,! ''''Otlfi NOON AND THE PILOT CAPTURED. THERE WAS NO CHANGE IN POLICE PLANS AND RIOT U.S. MARINE SPOKESMEN SAID THE MARBLE SOME 1,500 RIOT-TRAINED TACTICAL PATROL (CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX) MOUNTAIN AIRFIELD WAS STRUCK BY 30 ROUNDS SQUAD MEMBERS WERE ORDERED OUT FOR THE -------------------------------- OF MOTAR FIRE, BUT ALERT MARINE PILOTS SECOND NIGHT. LIFTED THEIR HELICOPTERS INTO THE AIR AND HOPES FOR A PAUSE IN HOSTILITIES WERE SENATE MAY RUSH LAW OUT OF DANGER WHILE THE ATTACK WAS GOING BASED ON THE RESPONSE OF YOUTH LEADERS WHO TO SEIZE IDLE AIRLIN~ ON. ATTENDED THE HASTILY-CALLED CITY HALL MEET­ WASHINGTON (UPI)--SENATE DEMOCRATIC LEADER A FLARE SHIP LIT UP THE AREA AND AMERICAN ING. AMONG THEM WERE THE HEADS OF RIVAL MIKE MANSFIELD SAID TODAY THAT IF NECESSARY "HUEY" HELICOPTER GUNSHIPS POURED FIRE ON NEGRO AND PUERTO RICAN GANGS AND WHITE MEM­ THE SENATE WOULD POSTPONE FOREIGN AID DEBATE (CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX) BERS OF SPONGE -- THE SOCIETY FOR THE PRE­ NEXT WEEt TO ACT ON LEGISLATION TO END THE VENTION OF NEGROES GETTING EVERYTHING. t6-DAY-OLD AIRLINE STRIKE "WE! RE GO I NG TO COOL IT," A SER 10US-FACED HIS VOW TO WORK FOR AN EARLY END TO THt HANOI NAMES COMMITTEE YOUTH REPORTED AT THE END OF THE 2 1/2- COSTLY WALKOUT, WHICH AFFECTS FIVE MAJOR CAR' TO TRY U.S. AIRMEN HOUR CLOSED-DOOR SESSION. RIERS, CAME AS NEGOTIATORS ENDED ANOTHER DAY TOKYO (UPI)--COMMUNIST NORTH VIET NAM "IT'S BEEN AGREED BY EVERYONE HERE TO OF FRUITLESS TALKS. HAS ESTABLISHED AN OFFICIAL COMMITTEE TO MAKE EVERY EFFORT FOR PEACE," LINDSAY SAID, AT THE SAME TIME, UNION NEGOTIATORS WARNED INVESTIGATE U.S. "WAR CRIMES!! IN VIET NAM, liTO COOL IT OFF AND HELP CALM IT." THAT ANY STRIKE-BREAKING LEGISLATION WOULD RADIO HANOI ANNOUNCED TODAY. THE MAYOR ADMITTED THAT "IN ONE OR TWO ONLY PROLONG A FINAL SETTLEMENT. IT WAS THE FIRST FORMAL MOVE BY THE Ho CASES UNDOUBTEDLY PART OF THE TROUBLE COMES AIRLINE SPOKESMAN WILLIAM J CURTIN DIS- II CHI MINH GOVERNMENT TO FIND A LEGALISTIC FROM OUTSIDERS. HE DID NOT SPECIFY WHETHER CLOSED THAT THE CARRIERS HAD MADE ANOTHER BASIS FOR FEARED WAR CRIME TRIALS OF CAP­ HE WAS REFERRING TO THE TRAVELING AGITATORS OFFER TO THE UNION AND HAD !!IMPROVED OUR TURED U.S. PILOTS DOWNED OVER THE COMMU­ (CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX) POSITION AT THE BARGAINING TABLE,II BUT HE NIST TERRITORY. SAID "THERE IS NO INDICATION THE UNION IS THE HANOI BROADCAST, MONITORED HERE, SOUNDS WARN ING WILLING TO NEGOTIATE." SAID THE COMMITTEE HELD ITS FIRST SESSION SUHAR~OJAKARTA UPI)--ARMY STRONGMAN LT. GEN. As THE TALKS RECESSED UNTIL TOMORROW, ASSI- YESTERDAY TO DISCUSS "THE DIRECTION AND SUHARTO WARNED TODAY INDONESIA'S OUTLAWED STANT LABOR SECRETARY JAMES J. REYNOLDS SAID PROGRAM OF WORK." COMMUNIST PARTY (PKI) MAY MOUNT "A POLITI- THE DEADLOCK WAS SO SEVERE THAT IF IT WERE THE BROADCAST INDENTIFIED THE COMMITTEE CAL GUERRILLA OFFENSIVE" THAT COULD LEAD AN "ORDINARY DISPUTE I WOULD BE PREPARED TO CHAIRMAN AS MINISTER OF PUBLIC HELATH PHAM TO NEW BLOODSHED BETWEEN GOVERNMENT AND SAY NOTHING COULD BE DONE," BUT HE SAID IT NGOC THACH AND THE VICE-CHAIRMAN AS PHAM LEFTIST SUPPORTERS. SO DEEPLY INVOLVED THE NATIONAL INTEREST IIWE VAN BACH, PRESIDENT OF THE SUPREME SHUARTO SAID THE LEADERS OF PJ{I, ONCE THE WILL KEEP TRYING AND TRYING." PEOPLES COURT. LARGEST COMMUNIST PARTY IN THE fREE WORLD, REYNOLDS, CHIEF FEDERAL MEDIATOR IN THE A LATER HANOI BROADCAST CARRIED CHARGES WERE STILL ACTIVE DESPITE THE GOVERNMENT TALKS, POINTED OUT TO BOTH SIDES THE STATE- THAT THE INCREASED U.S. RA1DS ON NORTH VIE BAN ON THE PARTY AND PLANNED A COMEBACK BE- MENT BY PRESIDENT JOHNSON THAT THE RIGHT TO NAM HAVE HIT SCHOOLS, POPULATED CITIES, FORE THE COUNTRylS GENERAL ELECTIONS PRO- COLLECTIVE BARGAIN~G CARRIES WITH IT THE HOSPITALS, DAMS, DYKES, FARMS, FACTORIES MISED FOR 1968. DUTY TO BARGAIN CONSTUCTIVELY. AND PUBLIC HEALTH BUILDINGS. "THEIR CURRENT STRATEGY IS TO REACH A ALL THE TALKS TODAY WERE SEPARATE AND AT IT SAID GIANT U.S. RAIDS FROM JUNE r2 TO TURNING POINT IN POLITICAL DEVELOPMENTS BE- NO TIME DID MANAGEMENT AND LABOR FACE EACH JUNE 22 VIRTUALLY WIPED OUT A MEDICAL COM­ FORt: THE FORTHCOMING GENERAL ELECTIONS,!! HE OTHER DIRECTLY. PLEX, HOUSING A LEPROSY RESEARCH AND TOLD A VETERANS' CONFERENCE IN LEMBANG, SENATE ACTION NEXT WEEK WOULD BE ON A PRO- TREATMENT CENTER. THE BROADCAST SAID THE WEST JAVA. "THEIR TACTICS WILL CONSIST OF POSAL BY SEN WAYNE MORSE, (DEM.-ORE.), ATTACKS DESTROYED 160 BUILDINGS AND KILLED ACTS OF SABOTAGE TO PREVENT THE NEW CABINET ~teH WOULD PERMIT PRESIDENT JOHNSON TO ASK A 39 PATIENTS AND MEDICAL WORKERS. FROM REALIZING ITS PROGRAM," HE ADDED. FEDERAL COURT TO END THE STRIKE BY PLACING THE "WAR CRIMES" ANNOUNCEMENT MADE NO IIIN THIS WAY THEY HOPE TO DISCREDIT THE THE CARRIERS IN RECEIVERSHIP AND RESUME OPER­ SPECIFIC MENTION OF THE CAPTURED U.S. ARMED FORCES AND THE POLITICAL PARTIES SUP- ATIONS UNDER TERMS OF THE OLD CONTRACT PILOTS OR OTHER PRISONERS OF WAR, BUT AN PORTING THE GOVERNMENT," SUHARTO SAID.