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US WIPES out LARGE CONG UNIT In HIGH TIDE L~ TIDE 5-8-66 5-8-66 5.4. ~T 0630 1.4 AT 1300 14.0, ~T 1848 1.3 AT 0000 ,.' ~OL. 7 NO. 2998 KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS SATURDAY, MAY 7, 1966 MEMPHIS, TENN. (UPI)--Ku KLUX KLANS­ U S WIPES OUT LARGE CONG UNIT MEN, DRESSED IN ROBES AND CARRYING SIGNS, PICKETED A THEATER LAST NIGHT iN- MAJOR ALLIED VICTORY OF WAR WHERE A MOVIE WAS SHOWING THAT DEPICT­ SAIGON (UPI)--U.S. AND SOUTH VIETNAMESE TROOPS TRACKED DOWN AND KILLED REMNANTS Of A ED A YOUNG NEGRO MAN HELPING A BLIND DECIMATED COMMUNIST REGIMENT TODAY IN THE CLIMAX Of ONE Of THE VIET NAM WAR'S GREAT AL­ WHITE GIRL. LIED VICTORIES. EIGHT KLANSMEN, IN fULL REGALIA, U.S. SPOKESMEN SAID AT LEAST 446 COMMUNISTS HAVE BEEN KILLED AS THE ALLIES, TAKING MARCHED IN FRONT Of THE THEATER fOR ONLY "LIGHT" CASUALTIES THEMSELVES, CLOSED IN ON A VIET CONG fORCE fiGHTING WITH ITS ABOUT 40 MINUTES IN PROTEST Of THE MOV­ BACK TO THE SOUTH CHINA SEA. I E, itA PATCH Of BLUE." "IT'S LIKE A TENNESSEE TURKEY SHOOT," SAID AN OfFICER OF THE 1ST U.S. AIR CAVALRY DI­ THE KLANSMEN PASSED OUT COPIES Of VISION. liTHE FIERY CROSS," A KLAN PUBLICATION. THE COMMUNISTS' DOOM WAS SEALED YESTERDAY WHEN THE 1ST AIR CAVALRY KILLED III VIET CONG POLICE CARS CRUISED THE NEIGHBORHOOD AND THE SOUTH VIETNAMESE KILLED 84. UNTIL THE KLANSMEN LEFT. THERE WERE ORIGINALLY, ALLIED OFFICERS THOUGHT THEY HAD PINNED A COMMUNIST BATTALION AGAINST THE NO INCIDENTS REPORTED. SEA, BUT MOUNTING CASUALTIES MADE IT APPEAR AT LEAST A REGIMENT WAS INVOLVED. THE NUMBER OF KNOWN GUERRILLA DEAD FAR CLARK LEVELS ANOTHER SALVO EXCEEDED THE 350 TO 400 MEN WHO MAKE UP A AT ALABAMA PRIMARY VOTING BATTALION. SELMA, ALA. (UPI)--SEGREGATIONIST SHERifF JIM CLARK SAID TODAY HE HAD fOUND ADDITIONAL THE ALLIES ALSO REPORTED CAPTURING DOZENS "IRREGULARITIES" AND NOW WAS CHALLENGING ALL VOTES CAST IN TUESDAY's DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY, OF DAZED COMMUNISTS TRYING TO ESCAPE TO IN WHICH HE WAS APPARENTLY BEATEN. MOUNTAIN HIDEOUTS. UPON THE COMPLAINT OF CLARK, THE LOCAL DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE THREW OUT SIX LATE TODAY, COMMUNIST HOLDOUTS FOUGHT ON. BOXES Of PREDOMINANTLY NEGRO VOTES THAT WOULD HAVE MADE CLARK'S POLITICAL fOE, WILSON AT DUSK A VIET CONG FORCE WAS TRYING TO BAKER, WINNER OF THE SHERiff'S NOMINATION W~THOUT A RUNOff. SHOOT ITS WAY PAST A SOUTH VIETNAMESE UNIT THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT THEN FILED SUIT TO HAVE iAKER, A RELATIVE MODERATE ON THE THAT HAD IT PINNED DOWN. RACE ISSUE, DECLARED THE WINNER. A HEARING ON THE SUIT IS SCHEDULED MAY 16. THE 1ST CAVALRY OPERATION 290 MILES NORTH CLARK HAD COMPLAINED HE fOUND THREE Of Of SAIGON WAS THE HARDEST OF A SERIES OF THE SIX DISPUTED BOXES OF VOTES UNATTENDED BODY BLOWS DEALT THE COMMUNISTS OF NORTH ALBANIA JOINS PEKING BEfORE THEY WERE OffiCIALLY COUNTED. AND SOUTH VIET NAM IN THE PAST 24 HOURS. TODAY HE EXPANDED HIS COMPLAINT IN ANTI-KREMLIN POSE (CONTINUED ON PAGE SEVEN) "I AM CONTESTING THE WHOLE ELECTION TOKYO(UPI)--ALBANIAN PREMIER MEHMET fOR THE SHERifF'S NOMINATION," HE SAID. SHEHU JOINED HIS COMMUNIST CHINESE HOSTS WHOLESALE PRICE RISE "WE HAVE FOUND IREGGULARITIES OTHER THAN TODAY IN CALLING FOR A "FIGHT TO THE FIN­ IN THOSE SIX BOXES." ISH" AGAINST SOVIET "REVISIONISTS." BRINGS TAX HIKE NEAR ONEPARTY OFFICIAL, WHO ASKED NOT TO BE SHEHU AND HIS PARTY ARE ON A TOUR Of WASHINGTON (UPI)--WHOLESALE PRICE IN­ IDENTIFIED, SAID FEDERAL OBSERVERS WERE CHINA. ALBANIA IS COMMUNIST CHINA'S SOLE CREASES FOR APRIL ARE INCREASING INfLATION­ ON HAND AT THE CANVASSING -- WHEN THE DE­ SUPPORTER IN EAST EUROPE IN THE PEKING­ ARY PRESSURES ON THE ECONOMY AND MAY BRING CISION WAS MADE TO THROW OUT THE SIX BOXES Moscow POLEMICAL WAR. ON AN INfLATION-BRAKING TAX INCREASE. OF VOTES -- AND AGREED EVERYTHING "WAS OKA~ THE OffiCIAL NEW CHINA NEWS AGENCY, MONI­ THE LABOR DEPARTMENT REPORTED YESTERDAY "ApPARENTLY THEY WERE OVERRULED FROM TORED HERE, SAID THE ALBANIANS ATTENDED THAT THE PRICES WERE UP ONE-TENTH Of ONE WASHINGTON," HE SAID. A MASS RALLY IN SHANGHAI BEFORE LEAVING PERCENT, INCREASED PR IMAR I L Y BY HIGHER COSTS fOR HANGCHOW. THE RALLY WAS ADDRESSED fOR INDUSTRIAL COMMODITIES. BY TENG HSIAO-PING, GENERAL SECRETARY Of THE WHOLESALE PRICE INDEX OfTEN SHOWS THE SMITH SEES BRITAIN THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE Of THE CHINESE WAY THE COST Of LIVING IS HEADING. THE NEEDING SETTLEMENT COMMUNIST PARTY. DEPARTMENT WILL REPORT ON APRIL COST OF LIV~ SALISBURY (UPI)--RHODESIAN PRIME MINIS­ "WE ~UST NEVER MAKE ANY COMPROMISE WITH ING ftGURES LATER THIS MONTH. TER IAN SMITH TONIGHT SET THE POSSIBLE IT (THE SOVIET GOVERNMENT) BUT MUST FIGHT THE ADMINISTRATION IS WATCHING THE INDEX TO TONE fOR ANGLO-RHODESIAN TALKS IN LONDON IT TO THE FINISH," TENG DECLARED. SEE If A TAX INCReASE IS CALLED FOR PRESI­ WITH A STATEMENT THAT BRITAIN NEEDS RE­ TENG SAID THE 23RD CONGRESS Of THE DENT JOHNSON SAID IN FEBRUARY A TAX HIKE CONCILIATION MORE THAN THE BREAKAWAY COLONY SOVIET COMMUNIST PARTY -- FROM WHICH CHINA WOULD COME If PRICES CONTINUE TO SOAR, BUT DOES. WAS CONSPICIOUSLY ABSENT -- FURTHER DEMON­ THERE IS NO CONSENSUS YET ON APPLYING THE HE TOLD A GATHERING OF 1,000 FARMERS AT STRATED THAT THE LEADING GROUP OF THE TAX BRAKE. A RHODESIAN FRONT PARTY FETE AT VIRGINIA, CPSU (SOVIET COMMUNIST PARTY) HAS DEGENER­ THE COST Of LIVING ROSE fiVE TENTHS Of ONE 100 MILES FROM SALISBURY, THERE WAS PROB­ ATED INTO IRRECONCILABLE ENEMIES Of MARX­ PERCENT IN FEBRUARY AND fOUR TENTHS IN MARCH. ABL Y "A GREATER NEED AS FAR AS BR I TA IN I SM-LEN I N I SM, I NCORR I G I BLE RENEGADES fROM SOME ADMINISTRATION ADVISERS fEEl.. THE IM­ WAS CONCERNED, RATHER THAN RHODESIA, TO THE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNIST MOVEMENT, PACT Of fACTORS INOLUDING INCREASES IN fED­ RESOLVE THE ISSUE OF RHODESIA'S INDEPEN- SABOTEURS OF THE REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENT ERAL INCOME TAX WITHHOLDING, VOLUNTARY RE­ DENCE. Of ALI.. PEOPLES AND ACCOMPLICES OF U.S. DUCTIONS ON SPENDING BY BUSINESS, AND A SHORT "I BELIEVE THAT WHILE THERE ARE MANY AD­ IMPERIALISM." AGE OF SKILLED WORKERS IN SOME AREAS SHOULD VANTAGES ACCRUED TO RHODESIA, THERE ARE BE KNOWN BEFORE ANY TAX INCREASE IS SOUGHT. NONE THAT HAVE ACCRUED TO BRITAIN," HE STATE SEEKS RELEASE SAID. SHORTAGES IN VIET NAM SMITH SAID THE LONGER THE S~ALEMATE CON­ OF YANKS IN PEKING TINUED THE WIDER THE TRADE GAP WITH BRI­ BALTIMORE (UPI)--A HIGH STATE DEPARTMENT PROBED BY SENATE UNIT TAIN WOULD BECOME. HE SAID IN VIEW OF THE OffiCIAL TODAY APPEALED TO RED CHINA TO WASHINGTON (UPI)--A SPECIAL SENATE SUB­ "SORT Of TRUCE THERE IS WITH BRITAIN" HE RELEASE fiVE AMERICAN PRISONERS IT NOW COMMITTEE TODAY CONTINUED ITS INQUIRY INTO DID NOT WANT TO MAKE A "BLOOD AND THUNDER" HOLDS AS A fiRST STEP TOWARD BETTER RELA­ MILITARY SHORTAGES, ONE FLANK Of A SHARP SPEECH. TIONS. CONGRESSIONAL ATTACK ON PENTAGON MANAGEMENT HE STRESSED AGAIN RHODESIANS WERE UNITED WILLIAM P. BUNDY, ASSISTANT SECRETARY Of THE WAR AS THEY NEVER WERE BEFORE. OF STATE FOR FAR EASTERN AffAIRS, ADVOCAT­ SUBCOMMITTEE CHAIRMAN ERNEST GRUENING (DEMr "OUR ENEMIES HA~E fOUND NO CHINK IN OUR ED THIS AT A TESTIMONIAL DINNER FOR ONE ALASKA), WROTE DEFENSE SECRETARY ROBERT S ARMOR," HE SAID. Of THE PRISONERS -- BISHOP JAMES E. WALSH, McNAMARA EARLIER THIS YEAR FOR A LIST Of SMITH SAID NEW TRADING ARRANGEMENTS THE Of CUMBERLAND, MD. EQUIPMENT SHORTAGES. COUNTRY HAD MADE SINCE HIS UNILATERAL DE­ BISHOP WALSH, NOW (5, WAS SENTENCED IN THE ARMY ANSWERED ON MARCH 10 THAT THERE CLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE LAST Nov. II MARCH, 1960, TO 20 YEARS IMPRISONMENT WAS A SHORTAGE IN fiVE CATEGORIES, INCLUDING WOULD STAND. ON RED CHARGES Of "ESPIONAGE AND SUBVER­ GENERATORS, FORK LifT TRUCKSSAND ROCK CRUSH­ "BUT IS WAS UNDESIRABLE fOR THE PRESENT SION." ERS. SITUATION TO GO ON AND THE SOONER BRITAIN BUNDY REArflRMED U.S. POLICY or RESI5T­ JOSEPH LIPPMAN, CHIEf INVESTIGATOR FOR THE AND RHODeSIA CAN GET OVER THIS RIDICULOUS ~NG RED CHINESE AGGRESSION WHILE AT THE SUBCOMMITTEE, SAID YESTERDAY THE ARMY LETTER SITUATION THE BETtER," HE SAID. SAME TIME LOOKING TOWARD A POSSIBLE fUTURE OMITTED KNOWN SHORTAGES. HE PAID TRIBUTE TO THE HELP GIVEN RHOD­ TIME "WHEN THE HISTORIC TIES Of fRIEND­ HE CITED THE NEEDS OF THE FOURTH TRANSPORT­ ESIA BY SOUTH AFRICA AND SAlb NEW LINKS Of SHIP BETWEEN OURSLEVES AND THE PEOPLE OF ATION COMMAND IN VIET NAM, WHI~H WAS LACKING FRIENDSHIP AND TRUST HAD BEEN fORMED "SO MAINLAND CHINA CAN BE RESTORED, WHEN AMERI­ ITEMS IN 10 CATEGORIES AS Of APQIL I. ITS STRONG THEY CAN NEVER BE BROKEN." CANS AND CHINESE fREELY TRAVEL BETWEEN REQUISITIONS FOR EIGHT TYPES OF ITEMS WERE A THREE-MAN RHODESIAN DELEGATION FLEW EACH OTHER'S COUNTRIES, WHEN TRADE AND CUL­ MADE FEB. 4, LIPPMAN SAID. TO LONDON TODAY FOR EXPLORATORY PEACE TALKS TURAL RELATIONS CAN DEVELOP AND WHEN CHINA ON THE MISMANAGEMENT CHARGE, THE INVESTI­ SEEING A COMMON GROUND fOR FULL-SCALE NEG­ IS WILLING TO LIVE AT PEACE WITH THE UNITED GATOR SAID THE ARMY DELIBERATELY OVERESTIMAT­ OTIATIONS WITH BRITAIN FOR A SETTLEMENT OF STATES, ITS NEIGHBORS, AND OTHER COUNTRIES ED REPAIR COSTS ON CERTAIN TYPES Of EQUIP­ THE INDEPENDENCE DISPUTE. Of THE WORLD." MENT AND GAVE IT TO THE AGENCY FOR INTERNA­ T~ONA~ DEVELOPMENT (AID), WHICH HANDLES fOREIGN AID. PAGE 2 HOURGLASS SATURDAY, MA 1966 NEW MEDIATOR ENTERS REDS CLAIM BEST ROCKETS FULBRIGHT GET~ KNOCK~ PAPER STRIKE SCENE Moscow (UPi)~~SOVIET ROCKETS CAN AT HAND~ OF COLLEAGUE~ NEW YORK {UPI)--VETERAN MEDIATOR KNOCK DOWN ~NVAD~NG PLANES OR MISSi­ WASHINGTON (UPi)~-SEN.
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