HIGH TIDE LOW TID[ 6-14-66 6-1 Ji-66 4.2 AT 1400 1.4 AT 2000 4.7 AT ~154 1.8 AT 0&>6 VOL. 7 NO. 3027 KWAJALE 1N, MARSHALL ISLANDS ROME (UPI)--TH[ CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATS TOOK AN EARLY lEA. OVER TME COMMUNISTS DIE-HARD VIET CONG STAB AT CAMP TONIGHT IN SUBSTANTIAL RETURNS rROM HAR.-,ouaHT 'ROVINCIAl ELECTIOMS IN DESPITE LICKING IN CENTRAL AREA ROME. SAI.ON (UPI)--A VIET CONG rORCE LAUNCHE. TWO MORTAR ATTACKS TO.AY AGAINST THE .ASE CAM~ W,TH ABOUT HAlr THE VOTE COUNTE. IN or THE U.S. ARMY's 1ST DIVISION JUST 25 MILES NORTH or SAI80N, CAUSING A "rE~' CASUALTIES THE PROVINCE or ROME, WHERE THE COM­ AMONS DErENDING U.S. TROO~S AN. DAMA.INS SOM~ AMERICAN HElICO~TERS. MUNISTS HA. HOfiE. TO EMERaE AS THE A U.S. S'OKESMAN SAl. THE COMMUNISTS 'OUREO AT LEAST 30 ROUN.S or 81MM MORTAR rl.E WI1H­ lARGEST SINalE PARTY, THE RETURNS WERE IN THE 'ERIMETER or THE CAM', lOCATED AT LAI KHE. THE COMMUNIST rORCE or UNKNOWN SIZE AT­ AS rOlLOWS: TACKE. AT 3:30 'M AN. AGAIN AT 7 'M. CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATS RECEIVED 30.5 rE. THE MILITARY S~OKESMAN SAl. AMERICAN INrANTRYMENT AT THE CAM' SUFrERE. A "rEW CASUAL­ CENt OF 1HE VOTtS (A 1.35 GAJN OVER ~MI TIES" AN. A FEW "HUEY" HELICO~TERS WERE _E'ORTE ••AMAGE •• LAST [~EC['O.). THE COMMUNlSTS RtCEIVED THE CAM' IS LOCATE. NEAR AN AREA WHERE THE 1ST DIVISION TROO'S HAVE KILLE. MORE THAN l6.5 ~EICEN~ -. A lOSS or 1.54 '£RCENT. 200 COMMUNISTS IN AN II-.AY SWEEP AGAINST THE VIET CONG IN "O'UATION EL PASO." SOME 300 MILES NORTH or SAISON, U.S. PARA­ JACK RUBY IS RULED SANE TROO'ERS WITH BlAZIN. SUBMACHINE8UNS SWARM­ DALLAS (UPI)--A JURY TODAY rOUND CONfESSED SLAYER JACK RUBY SANE fOLLOWING A .RAMATIC E. THROUGH A COMMUNIST JUNGLE HI.EOUT STill 'ERSONAL AP'EAl BY RUBY TO THE JURY TO riN. HIM or SOUN. M~N •• SMOUL.ERING rROM ONE OF THE WAR'S HEAVIEST THE SAN I TY TR I Al HAD IIEEN ORDERED .'11 THE T.[xA.S CtrUIUi OP Cft ~M tNAL Aptfl£~L.S '[Q.. SE.£. HeT~ER B-52 SATURATION BOMIIINas. THEY rOUN. MANY RUBY HAO THE MENTAL CA'ACITY TO rlRE J H TONAHlll, ONE Of THE ORIGINAL lAWYERS IN THE OODlES BUR IE. BY THE BLASTS AN. THEY KillED CASE. OTHER COMMUNIST SOLDIERS STill .AZE. BY EVEN ArTER THE JURY REACHEO ITS DECISION, T.NAHlll SAl. HE STill CONSIDERED HIMSElf SHOCK. RUBY's LAWYER. AMONG THOSE WHO SWEPT INTO THE AREA WERE THE DEfENSE lAWYERS, INCLUDING TONAHllL, WERE 'RESENT IN COURT TODAY, BUT WOULD TAKE NO CAPT. Bill CAR'ENTER AND HIS SATTERED CHAR­ 'ART IN THE flROCEEDINGS, IIEYOND OOJECTING, AN. 'RESENTE. NO WITNESSES. liE COMPANY WHO HAD fOU.HT THEIR WAY OUT or AfTER THE STATE CAllED THE lAST or ITS A COMMUNIST TRAP IN THE SAME BAMB 0 JUNGLE riVE WITNESSES IN THE SURPRISINGLY rAST-Mev­ DISSENS ION, RAIN PlAGUE SATUROAY ArTER AN E'IC TWO-.AY STAN •• ING T~IAL, Ruoy SAID HE WANTED TO TAKE THE THE PARATROO'ERS WIPED OUT DOZENS or STAND, AND OVE~ HIS COUNSEL'S ~ROTEST, OlD SO NEGRO fREEDOM MARCHa5 NORTH VIETNAMESE SOl.IERS TODAY TO SEN. THE "NEVER AT ANY TIME SINCE I WAS CONVICTEO OAKLAND, MISS (UPI)--AeouT 150 SODDEN COMMUNIST DEATH TOl4 IN THE SEVENTH DAY Of HAVE I EVER DONE ANYTMING TO MAKE ANYBODY BE­ DEMONSTRATORS TRUDGED THROUGH A THUNOER­ A CENTRAL HIGHLANDS JUNGLE BATTLE, TO AT liEVE I WAS or UNSOUND MIND," RUBY SAID LOOK­ STORM TODAY ON THE NINTH .AY or THE "MISS­ LEAST 804 SPOKESMEN SA'. THE TOLL WAS EX­ ING DIRECTLY AT THE JURY rROM THE WITNESS ISSIPPI FREEOOM MARCH" AND THEIR LEA.ERS PECTE. TO MOUNT, WITH MANY OO.IES STill STAND. TRIED TO WORK OUT THEIR DlrrE~ENCES AS THEY SUR IE. UNDER THE RAIN Of 432 TONS or HIGH "I .ON'T KNOW WHO CONS'I~ED TO .0 THAT (yo WALKED. EXPLOSIVES DROPPED EARLY TOOAY BY THE GIANT S~'E*D THE STORY THAT HE WAS INSANE) ANO I THE MARCHERS STO~PE. FOR LUNCH AFTER COV­ B-52s. NEVER TRIED TO CAMOUrlAGE MY MENTAL CA'ACITY. ERING AIOUT SIX MilES. THEI~ CLOTHES, (CONTINUED ON ~AGE EIGHT) I NEVER GAVE THEM (HIS lAWYERS) ANY ~EASON SOAKE. rROM MORE THAN AN HOUR or RAIN, TO BELIEVE ANYTHING BUT THAT I WAS SANE," HE CLUNG TO THEM AN. THEY HAD TROUBLE KEE~ING TORNADOES NEAR CH ICAGO SAID. THEIR rOOTING ON THE WET GRASS BY THE HIGH- CHICAGO (UPI)--THE THREAT or TORNADOES ArTER HEA~ING RUBY'S ~LEA AND A SHORT ARGU­ WAY. HUNG OVER THE CHICAGO AREA lATE TODAY IN THE MENT r~OM ASST. DIST. ATTY. BILL ALEXANDER, THERE WERE rEW RAINCOATS IN EVIDENCE. IT SECOND SUCCESSIVE WEEK OF BOMOARDMENT r THE JURY DELIBERATED BRIErlY TO REACH ITS WAS THE rlRST WET WEATHER SHE MARCH, WHICH THE NATION'S MIDSECTIONS BY HAR. WINOS. DECISION M.Y ~AKE ANOTHER TWO WE[K6 T8 SET TO JACK- HEAVY RAINS rEll rROM ILLINOIS TO LOUISIANA "JACK RUDY IS IN A aETTE~ ~OSITION THAN SON, HAS EX'ERIENCED DARK, OMINOUS ClOUOS MOVED ACROSS NO~THERN HIS lAWYERS BECAUSE HE TAKES A REALISTIC FLOYD McKISSICK, HEAD or THE CONGRESS or IllINDIS. FUNNEL CLOUDS WERE SEEN NEAR VIEW or THINGS," SAID AlEXANOER RACIAL EQUALITY, SHOWED UP TODAY TO TAKE DIXON, DE KAla, GRANO RIDGE, OTTAWA, WEST HE ACCUSED Ruoy's lAWYERS or "PIDDLING A­ OVER THE MARCH rROM rROM DR. MARTIN LUTHE~ CHICAG., NAPERVillE, EVANSTON, ANO IN ROUND" AND SAID "I ALMOST rEEL SORRY FOR KING JR., WHO RETURNED TO CHICAGO LAST CHICAGO, NORTH or 0'HARE FIELD AND AT THE JACK" NI6HT. BUSY INTERSECTION OF' HA~lEM AND ROOSEVELT. (CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHT) McKISSICK DENIED THERE WAS .ISSENSION ApPARENTLY ALL STAYE. ALOFT. AMONG THE lEADERS or THE VARIOUS CIVil FORTY TO 50 MilE WINDS BLEW SMALL OIJECTS CHICAGO TENSELY CALM RIGHTS G~OU'S INVOLVED IN THE MARCH. "DIS­ AN. WHI'~ED A liGHT RAIN IN EVANSTON. SENSION ISN'T THE RIGMT WORD," HE SAID. IN SOUTHERN ILLINOIS, 50-TO 6o-MILE WIN.S AFTER NIGHT'S RIOTING "WE DECIDED lAST WEEK WE JUST DON'T WANT BLEW A TREE ONTO A HOUSE TRAilER AT LAKE CHICAGO (UP1)--RIOT-H~LMETEO ~OLICE REIN­ TO MARCH, MARCH, MARCH WITH NO 'UR~OSE," HE or EGY'T. FAlliNG TREES rElL ON TWO HOUSES rORCED AN UNEASY CALM TODAY IN A PREDOMINANT­ SAID. "EVERYONE HAS THEIR OWN IDEAS AIOUT NEAR COlDEN. STREETS WERE rlOODED IN MARION. LY PUE~TO RICAN NEIGHBORHOOD THAT ERUPTED IN WH~T WE OUGHT TO DO. IT's A MATTE~ or REACH AT WANATAH, IN •• , 2 06 INCHES or RAIN rELl MOB VIOLENCE lAST NIGHT ArTER A YOUTH WAS ING AGREEMENT AND MAKING A DECISION WHICH IN ONE HOUR IN A 24-HOUR 'ERIO., 3.55 SHOT IY POLICE. EVERYONE WILL ACCE .. T " INCHES rEll AT KANSAS C,TY. IN SIX HOURS, BOTTLES AND ~OCKS HURTLED OUT or THE OARK­ 3.35 INCHES fELL AT L~KE ~HABL£S, LA. NESS OF SIDE STREETS ANO ALLEYS, SMASHING RUSK WOULD BAR fRANCE U, TO riVE INCHES OF' WEEKEND RAIN rORCE. IN INTERSECTIONS WHERE THREE 'OlICE CARS HAO THE CLOSING or IOWA 14 NORTH or MARSHAll­ BEEN eURNED AT THE HEIGHT or THE HOURS-lONG fROM MANY NATO DEALS TOWN AND IOWA 42 WEST or RIVERTON, AND MELEE. WASHINGTON (UPI)--SECRETARY or STATE DEAN CRESTS WERE EX'ECTED ON IOWA's RACCOON RIVER IN WHAT BEGAN AS A ROUTINE INVESTIGATION or A Rus~ SAID TODAY FRANCE MUST STE' ASIDE SOUTHEASTERN DES MOINES, IOWA, COUl. CAUSE MilD DISTURBANCE -- RE~ORTEDlY A DISPUTE OE­ WHEN NATO DECIDES AlliANCE MATTERS IN WHICH TEN rAMlllES TO EVACUATE. TWEEN A TENANT AND HIS lANDLORD OVER THE THE FRENCH HAVE CEASED TO 'ARTICI~ATE. lAN.lORO'S SHUTTlNG orr THE GAS -- ENDED WITH RUSK TOLD A HOUSE FOREIGN ArrAIRS SUB­ REDS WIN IN RUSSIA RANKS or ~OlICE rORCING THEIR WAY THROUGH A COMMITTEE HEARING THIS WAS ONE or THE CON­ Moscow (UPI)--THE COMMUNIST PARTY SWE'T CROWD OF AN ESTIMATED 1,000 'ERSONS AND A CLUSIONS TO BE DRAWN rROM THE RECENT NATO TO IT$ USUAL LANDSLIIE VICTORY YESTERDAY IN IARRACE or ROCKS AND 10TTLES. MEETING IN B~USSELS, FROM WHICH HE RETURNEe PARL~AMENTARY ELECTIONS IN WHICH rORME~ THE WOUNDING OF' A YOUNG MAN BY A 'OlICEMAN FRIDAY. SOVIET PREMIER NIKITA S. KHRUSHCHEV CAST AND THE ALLEGED lilTING or ANOTHER OY A 'OlICE HE ALSO RE'ORTED THAT THE 14 REMAINING A VOTE rOR THE MEN WHO HELfiED OUST HIM rROM DOG HEIGHTENED THE TENSION. MEMaERS or THE NATO MiliTARY AlliANCE ARE 'OWER IN 1964. TWENTY-SIX OrF'ICERS, THE FIRST TO A~RIVE DETE~MINED TO ~USH ErrORTS TO TM~ROVE EAST­ PREMIER ALEXEI KOSYSIN, PARTY SECRETARY IN A rUlL REINF'ORCEMENT ALARM, MA~CHE. DOWN WEST ~ElATIONS, WITH FRENCH COO'ERATION If" GENERAL LEONID BREZHNEY, PRESIDENT NIKOLAI A MAIN EAST-WEST STREET ONLY TO aE 'USHE8 ~OSSI.lE BUT WITHOUT HER Ir NECESSARY. PO.GORNY AND OTHER TO' .OVERNMENT AND PARTY BACK UNDER A HAil or ROCKS ANO B,TTLES. THE THE ALLIES DEMONSTRATED, HE SAID, THAT orrlCIAlS WE~E REELECTED T. SEATS ON THE POLICE CARS WERE BATTERED AND-SET ArIRE. "F~ANCE WAS EX'ECTE. TO STAND ASIDf; WHEN COUNTRY'S SU'REME SOVIET. THE PARTY EN.ORS­ FlftEMEN WHO ARRIVED TO ~UT OUT THE FLAMES THE NORTH ATLANTIC COUNCIL CONSIDERS MATTERS ED EVERY ONE or THE 1,517 COMMUNIST AND WERE ATTACKED BY THE MOBS.