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LXXXVI, NO. 255 (TWENTY PAGES—TWO SECmONS) MANCHESTER, CONN.; MONDAY, JULY 31, 1967 (Claaelfled Advertisbig on Page 17) PRICE SEVEN CENTS Forrestal Limps to Port, r 145 Men Dead or Missing •*v • •' -.-•**• 4 Climbers S till L o st New Blaze 1 In Alaska Breaks Out, ANCHORAGim, AJankb (A P) No Damage — A rescue ptoty, hurrying ahead of a gathering storm SAIGON (AP)—The air­ 3 th« Sunday searched M t McKinley craft cari’ier Fon*estal, rav­ Del- where alt least three climbers aged by flames and bomb sUe dited but could find no trace ot blasts Saturday, limped in­ four other men who are miss­ ing and feared dead. to Subic Bay in the Philip­ The five-man party, exhaust­ pines today and another A Milwaukee policeman peers from behind a shattered windshield, broken by- ed by the strenuous search iii fire broke out as she pre­ shots fired durins: a clash with roving bands of youths. A policeman and an the liarefied air on the 20,320* pared to dock. It was only a flash fire, noth­ unidentified woman were killed as the rioting spread. (AP Photofax) foot mountain, contacted park headquarters by radio from the ing like the holocaust that left 16,000-foct level Sunday after­ 76 of the crew dead, 69 missing noon. and presumed dead, and 64 In­ jured on the 76,000-ton carrier. They said they were trying Knocked out of action In the Milwaukee Officer to reach the 12,000-foot level aerial war in Vietnam, the For­ for more protection from the (C> restal was replaced in the Gulf wind and snow rtorm which of Tonkin by the 38,500-ton In closed on the peak during the trepld. day. The U.S. Command said there The storm, expected to last Killed in Rioting (AP Photofax) was no significant action In 33 up to 72 hours, smothered most allied operations on the ground. of the remaining hope of find­ Crewmen fight Saturday’s fire aboard the USS Forrestal, huge aircraft car­ rier on duty off Vietnam. The death toll from the tragedy has passed 120 with But it reported 23 Marines MILWAUKEE, Wis. waukee wtlh 500 more standing Acting Deputy Fire Chief Al- ing ahve the four climbers who killed and 191 wounded in a (AP) — National Guard by. at outatate armories, told an ven Hainke said full crews were have been missing nearly two several more men missing. The carrier limped into Subic Bay today for repairs. North Vietnamese ambush Sat­ early morning news conference -sent to 70 fire calls. Most of weeks. taroops patrolling in jeeps urday in the demilitarized zone that the state would "stand be- the fires were doused quickly The searchers said they had swept the streets of Mil­ between North and South Viet­ hind the mayor for anything he either by rain or by firemen op- combed every major crevasse nam. waukee’s inner core, on the wants.” eratlng imder police protection. between the -17,906-foot camp At Subic Bay, the cry of fringe of the paralyzed Rolling Human Fireballs Tension in the core area, But at least two of them burned and the 15,000-foot level and "F ire!” rang out from the For- downtovm area, clear of where more than 90 per cent of out of control because -police- had checked all snow caves restal’s loud-speaker system. traffic today after a night the Negroes who make up 12 men couldn’t clear out snipers where the missing men might No flames were visible to those of Negro rioting that left per cent of Milwaukee’s popula- In time to enable firemen to have burrowed to escape the on shore, and Navy officials wind and cold. two white persons dead and lion live, have been simmering work. Paralyze Forrestal Pilot presumed the fire was small. “It’s Impossible for an out­ scores injured. since last summer. Roving bands of Negroes The Forrestal later docked, sider to comprehend the con­ ABOARD 'raE (CARRIER to join the war against the The bodies of a police officer The cordoned area was smashed windows, looted, ston­ and in front of me. I thrust and no fire was visible aboard. ditions on the mountain,” FORRESTAL, Off Vietnam Communists. and a woman, the latter shot in bounded by Michigfan Street and ed passing vehicles, and hurled open my canopy and edged out Chief Ranger Art Hayes said. (AP) — The fireballs that A pilot poised to participate By GEORGE McARTHUR the head, wece found in the Capitol Drive on the south and fire bombs on the pavement. along my refueling pole. The north, respectively and by Sec­ "The peak Is In the jet stream, hopped and tumbled toward L t in the war had probably the flames were 10 feet deep SAIGON (AP)—The ground sishea of a home that burned Off-duty police were called In where -winds up to 150 miles an In the (hsitrict during the height ond Street and 20th Street on James J. OamiVbell were men, first intimation that disaster around the plane.” war In Vietnam subsided again of the ffisturbance. the east and west. (See Page Ten) (See Page Twelve) and he stood transfixed beneath was imminent Saturday. He McCain jumped 10 feet to the today after one of the most dis­ the white body of an F4 Phein- was Lt. Cmdr. John S. McCain astrous weekends U.S. forces Police headquarters said that deck and rolled through the tom jet imtll he heard their Jr. of Washington, D.C., a gn^ay- have suffered. L Patrolman Bryan Moachea, 24, fire, scorching his light tan screams. ing 30 and the son of the chief ’The U.S. command said there had burned to death while try­ flight suit. Then Campbell and scores of of U S. naval forces in Europe. was no significant action in 33 ing to evacuate children from "I rolled clear and moved other Na-vy men preparing the Hunched over the controls of ;the building. toward the starboard side. I (See Page Ten) I Romney Recalls Delays jet planes for strikes against his A4 Skyhawk, he was third (- Alt least one susipeoted sniper looked back and saw another North Vietnam fiung them­ in line from the catapult that !*'T. •was besieged stnd captured. pilot leaving his plane. Then he selves on the fireballs that sec­ was to blast his and the other Among more than 50 persons fell into the fire, he was burn­ onds earber had been thedr planes off to North Vietnam. taken to hospitals were 12 ing. I ran toward him,” M c­ Thant Disputes buddies. A loud explosion shook Mc­ policemen, 6 o f them wounded In Getting Fede ral A id Cain said. by gunfire in exchanges with "W e ixyUed on them, dived on Cain. U.S. Viersion of them. Anytlhlng to get the fires ‘"Then I saw a chief repair­ snipers in the five-square-mile DETROIT (AP)—Gov. George “ I thought my aircraft had the federal airborne troops were way of kno-wing yet whether we put,” said Campbell, from man come up. He ran right past area, where most of Mlliwau- Romney said today, “ We were exploded. I looked out and fuel Yi^tnam Fight committed to the riot zones. could control it, but that the Homestead, Pa. “Some of the me into the fire toward the pl- kee’s 86,000 Negroes are con­ pleading for federal troops The racial explosion took 39 best judgment of our state and was spilling over the flight tk- centrated. guys were burning from head deck. Flame was behind me (See Page Ten) GREENSBORO, N.C. (AP) — as fast as we could get them” lives and hit Detroit with an local authorities was that we to foot. I got the fire on the U.N. Secretary-General U ’Thant Normal activities In the cen­ during the early hours of the estimated loss of $1 billion in needed the troops.” top part of a man’s body out, had disputed directly the u.s. tral city and In most of its 20 property damage and related Detroit riots and he listed, point Romney said CTark told him but his legs were still burning version of its fight In Vietnam. Burroimding suburbs as well, by point, the delays that arose costs. he had received a different mili­ as the medics carried him away. He says it is against a national­ In the Interview, Romney halted after Milwaukee Mayor before federal authorities re­ tary evaluation of the situation No One Forgets CensuYe ist independence movement, not made these points; "They were screaming and I*-*' Henry Maler had declared a sponded to his appeals. in Detroit. against Communist agg;ression. 1. He said U.S. Atty. Gen. writhing. And as thedr pleuies state of emergency and ordered “ -you cun draw your own con­ "He indicated that he had Thant chose an internation­ Ramsey (Jlark "changed his burned up we saw the big everyone off the streets "until clusions,” the governor said in talked with the general of the al forum of Quakers, long-time position” with respect to requir­ bombs fall to the flight deck, such time as the Police Depart­ an interview. " I ’m just telling 5th Army (Lt.