1,000 Negroes, 200 Police Battle in Ckicago Suburbs
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All three companies limited A __________ DETROIT (API-AwidrtJwthe wtomakers,PSj£»„r3,,;^n!!!h'?T along with a their offers to economic area;). 10-Cent Parking rkiise of economic improve proposal to^refund the tuition of No mention was made of indi ments, including higher any employes furthering their vidual plant working agree F o r 2,000 Cars education through spare-time ments which supplement the na 50 Injured, wages, larger pensions and tional contracts, and an area in earlier retirement, was of studies. The offers, presented sepa which the union has raised some HARTFORD (AP) — A 25 Arrested fered to the United Auto rately, virtually were parallel to of its most strenuous demands million-dollar proposal to sii thiu far. Workers today by the in each other, as first company provide 10 - cent - an - hour dustry’s Big Three—Gen proposals did in 1961. The union The counter offers came aft In Outbreak never has accepted as final a er the UAW began polling its parking for more than eral Motors, Ford and first offer from the companies. membeririiip, seeking strike au 2,000 cars in downtown Chrysler. And Louis G. Eeaton, GM vice thorisation if negotiators want lartford was made today^ DIXMOOR, 111. (AP)— For these, the companies pro to use it. posed three-year contracts to president — personnel, told the >y Louis Morganstem,” One thousand angry Ne union there was room for "give The offers each required 20- lead of Resolute Insurance groes rioted for five hours replace similar ones expiring and take within the dimensions odd typewritten pages. two weeks from today. , of our economic proposals." Ford proposed flatly to con Company. Sunday night before 200 There was no comment from The proposal, presented to a "W e are flexible. If the UAW tinue the so-called annual im police with shotguns re union sources, pending study. provement factor under which i:roup of business and city of- UAW President Walter P. Reu- wishes to shift the emphasis liclals at a luncheon today at stored order to this pre from one area to another, or to hourly rated workers receive an dominantly Negro suburb ther had forecast beforehand automaUc 2.5 per cent yearly the Greater Hartford (Chamber the offers "will not be real propose modlficatltms within the of Commerce, is for a 5.8-acre south of Chicago. dimensions, we will examine istic.” (See Page Eight) tract of land in the Windsor St More than 50 persons — most IncreaaM vacation and holi- their suggestions," he said. Redevelopment area on the of them white V were injured northeast corner of Main and when Neg;roes stoned them in Morgan Sts. their autos. Twenty-five Ne It would provide parking an groes were arrested after tha Reapportionment Controversy estimated 1,000 feet from first racial outbreak in the Chi downtown department stores at cago area this summer. prices less than half the gen A negro and a white man eral cost of downtown garages. were shot but not seriously hip Compromise a Must Most garages now charge 36 jured. At least 39 persons re cents an hour for the first quired hospital care. Four were hour, and 10 cents each addl .hospitalized In good condition. tlonal half-hour. Seven of the injured were un Sen. Mansfield Says Mr. Morganstem proposes der 10 years old. One was a T- offering parking at 10 cents an week-old infant. hour for transrient customers, At the height of the rioting, WASfflNGTON (AP)—Sen. Mike Mansfield, D- and five cents an hour for all police blockaded the six-bl(xA day employe parking. area where about 20 autos were Mont., told party colleagues today if they don’t aewpt a used to break up the mobs. reasonable compromise on the legislative reapportion "Such a parking facility,” State, local and sheriff’s police combined to form a civilian army compete Mr. Morg^anstem said, “ will "There was terrific violence ment controversy, Congress will have to resume session with riot guns, helmets and face shields. It marched through riot-ridden Dix- in those streets," said Lt. Merv- assure the economic vitality of moor. 111., last night, clearing the streets, after more than 50 were injured in after the Democratic convention. ^ . downtown Hartford for dec in Horsmann of the sheriff's po - Mansfield said President ades to come.” the struggles. (AP Photofax.) lice of Cook County. "W e expect Johnson must have the foreign The Hartford financier, whose It to continue.” aid money bill to which Sen. (Capitol Motors headquarters is Horsmann said policemen Rihicoff Bill Everett M. Dirksen, R-Ill., pro on Main St. near the proposed Tough Secretary held two police dogs «n leashes posed attaching an amendment partting site, stressed that he near a liquor store in the center of the riot zone during the later imposing a mandatory delay in does not consider his parking Unrelated Rioting WASHINGTON (AP) — reapportioning state legisla plan a money-making venture. stages of the disturbance. Beaten^ 12-5 A senator’s secretary cap “ We showed them, only," he tures. Mansfield and Dirksen "I would be most pleased, tured a housebreaker who have since offered a comprmn- Harem Girl? said, adding that the dogs were WASHINGTON (AP) — The and perhaps a little surprised, awakened her in her apart- lae version of Dirksen’s plan. Mrs. Marie Miller if such a project would return not taken into the crowds. Senate Finance Omnmittee to "W e thought it was a reasona Upsets N.Y. Scene men today. Sheriff Richard B. OgUvie, in (above) 28-year-old di six per cent simple interest on Joyce Morgan, 26, who day rejected two proposals to ble compromise,” Mansfield my investment,” he said. charge of the policemen at tha said in a statement he read to a vorcee from Dayton, works for Iton. Gordon Al- riot scene, esthuated 1,000 Ne write a health care for the aged lott, R-Colo., called police conference of aU Democratic Ohio, reported yester NEW YORK (A P )— The city had a noisy weekend groes took part. OgilWe ordered plan into the Social Security Airman Honored shortly after 6 a.m. and a heavy patrol in the neighbor system. senators. "But apparently some day she accepted the of unrelated demonstrations— some peaceful, some not members do not think so." Samuel Tedesco has proclaimed aald there was a man in her hood to prevent further rioting. It defeated lI-6 the )King-And- offer of an aging Arab — plus youthful rioting and looting after a dance. apartment. Police said the disturbance erson proposal backed by Presi "So there It is. The President a German immigrant buried in needs the foreign aid legisla shiek, Suleiman al Hu- this city was the first man to SATURDAY: Police battled^ When a aquad arrived at' h a o b ^ brewing since Saturn dent Johnson and offfitsd-in the the apartment, 1845 Sum day night when a Negro women eommittee by Sen. Albert Gore, tion. zail of Berrsheba, Is- fly an airplane. demonstrators protesting U.S. rested 40 persons, including four Reapportionment Is rkUiig on raiel, to join his harem. “It is my firm conviction as iqyolvement in Viet Nam, and just returned from an illegal mit Place, NW, they found was accused of trying to itwfi 1>-Tann. a frightened 17-year-old bottle gin from a liquor store. Then it turned down 12-6 a it. I see no alternative but to mayor of Bridgeport that Gus there was a protest against al trip to Oiba. of The attractive bru leged police brutality in the Negro ^ y in Miss Morgan’s Negroee said the woman was roposal of Sen. Abraham A. stay with it imtil it is disposed tave Whitehead flew the first The marchers, members of of one way or another," Mans nette reports he offer airplane in the world," Tedesco Bronx. ' self-described "May 2” move dressif!^ room while die beaten by the white store ownmr SLlblcoff, D-Conn., to allow So stood guard outside the in the quarrel. cial Security beneficiaries to field said. The rider is aimed ed 250,000. said Saturday at grave-side SUNDAY: Greek-Amerlcans ment, named for the date it was at delaying the effectiveness of ceremonies for the man (Con staged a protest parade and formed, tried to demonstrate in door. Miss Morgan said she Protesting Negroes dfimoa- choose a hea)th cars plan as an strated Saturday night and re alternative to a substantial court-ordered reapportionment necticut aeronautical hlstorinas hunger strike against Turkish Times Square. Rallies had been was awaksned after the of state legislatures on a p<^u- have called "the father of avia military activities in Cyprus; banned there since the spring of youth ' entered her apart turned Simday night in greater boost in cash benefits. force. "The civil rights leaders The votes were disclosed by iation basis.