.V . \ Aiwnta M y N«t PVMt Hu ^ The Weather T t t W M k IM e A ^^ahn and humid tonight - «idr<»>Mv With 80% ^ chance of thunder- ahowers;xt:loudy and warm to­ morrow with 00% chance of 14,945 . I! ahowers. Maneheater^A City o f VUlage Charm , . , - T<Xi. LXXXVI, NO. 261 (TWENTY PAGES—TWO SBCHONS) MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, AHGUST 7, 1067 (dMaUled AdvMitaiaf oa Face 17) PRICE SEVEN C!ENTS Viet Troopers ;k - %■3^ SAIGON (AP) — Hie IM of an estimated ISO enemy Since then, American troops BottOi Vietnamese army soldiers. have been back only once, but petroling the southern American pilots attscMng the South Vietnamese )uive North \letnam struck north of made several pa^ ls in and out of the demilitarized Hanoi at the vital raU links with of the sone, their headquarters zone Uiled 2S North Viet­ Red China. They reported no dls4dosed today. The spokesman namese regulars Sunday meetings with enemy m O s and implied this was a regular thing id>out a mfle inside the no losses to ground fire. and further patroUing in the <mce-neutnd area, a South . U.8. Marines and Soutti Viet­ sone could be expected. Vietnamese spokesman namese troops first invaded the The U.S. Command said 22 said today. demlUtarlied sone In mid—May Americans were killed and 89 ' Bnaewfaere, U.8. 4th Division for a massive sweep of positions wounded In the action west of the Communists had- in the Plelku and that eight enemy . i infantry wUh massive artillery southern half of the sone. After prisoners were taken. Most' of Biqipoct wiped out a North Viet­ a running series of batUes, the the American losses occurred In namese company in the central Americans and South Vietnam­ a heavy enemy mortar and 2 hUMands near Plelku, kUling ese withdrew. rocket barrage at the start of the four-hour engagement In the steaming Jungle. As an infantry patrol came into heavy Initial contact, 4th Toll May Be in Hundreds Division artillerymen began a rain of 8,820 shells on the North m etnam ese. Dosens of battles, many in­ Turkey Digs Out; conclusive, have been fought In 4 the area of Jagged, mist-shroud­ ed peaks along the frontier which Is one of the chief Infiltra­ tion routes for the North Viet­ 86 Bodies Found nam ese. ........ 1 Ptiotofsz) Sweeping along Route 9 Just Numerous blazes are evident in this airview of the riot-tom section of Detroit, about three miles west of the downtown area. Michi­ ‘ ADAPAZABI, Turkey (AP) — Premier isuleyman Demlrel, below the demilitarized zone. gan National Guardsmen have been called out to help stem the racial violence in the city which began early Sunday morning. Turklah offlciala say 86 bodies who wUl meet Pope Paul VI In Marines discovered have been recovered so far Istanbul Tuesday, drove aU reach claymore mines—each capa­ fjrom the earthquake that night from Ankara to reach ble of spraying deadly frag­ rocked Western and central Tur- Adapazarl, a city of 110,000 ments a hundred yards or more key Saturday. At least 110 were which thrives on farm mar- —which the Communists had IhJured, half critically, and offi- keting and Ught industry. strung along the road for a said the death toll could The Pope, who is coming to Racial Riots Ravage Detroit; mile. A convoy caught by the run mm the Istanbul primarily to visit Or- ' Workers dug through rubble thodox Patriarch Athenagoras I, cabled a message of sorrow to in Adapasarl and 480 other vil­ U.S. headquarters reported Sunay. He also sent what the lages and towns under a scorch- four B02 raids in South Vietnam a very con- Ing sun, seeking persons burled today including two ih the dense lb the ruins of flattened commu- ^ O' ^ valley. m tlea. The valley is a main Red base Fecieral Units Join the The first severe tremor in the camp and Infiltration route to­ The U.8. Oonaulate In Istanbul early evening Saturday de­ ward the central highlands and checked American personnel, stroyed nearly 1,000 homes in an the northern section of the na­ Including those at the U.S. Roy­ area exteiuUng southeast from tion and has been hit about 25 al and Goodyear rubber plants the Sea of Marmara. Many times this month. near here and reported none more were badly damaged. But Nasser Asks Air Force, Navy and Marine killed or injured. most of the Turks living in the pilots flew 120 missions Sunday Death Toll at Five; President Cevdet Sunay and earthquake belt along the great over North Vietnam depslte Sacrifices in Anatolian Fault were sitting in spotty weather. cafes or private gardens, sip- Marine pilots in one of their Nearly 1,000 Injured ping drinks or doing Uieir week- -t_,kea of the war hit New Budget Republicans end marketing. Experts said the total dead Lght have been Thm Ni^yen^wer complex CAIRO (!l^[^ — President WASHINGTON (AP) — President Johnson ordered above 1,000 had the quake f*"® " "‘“*® Gamal Abdel Nasser’s new federal troops to the Detroit area today and promised May Assail struck in the middle of the every needed assistance in handling the riot which has Air Force and Navy pilots, in budget being published today night. ravaged the city. Johnson also drafted Cyrus R. Vance, calls, for sacrifices to enable War Policy Earth tremors shook Istanbul' (See Page TVn) former deputy secretary of defense, to fly to Detroit and western and central Anato- war-crippled Egypt to struggle for conference to determine exactly what conditions W ASm NOTON (AP) lia again Sunday but they on against Israel, but Nasser are and what federal help is needed. Pormer President Dwight_ D. caused no more damage. The says the door is still open for a The troops are being flown to Selfridge Air Force Slight Error political settlement. Btsenhower and RetmWcan Kandllll Observatory outside Base, about 30 miles from Deiwit. It will be up to leaders could produce a fresh Istanbul said after shocks of the In a broadcast speech Sunday K A N SA S M o. (A P ) Johnson to issue additional orders if they are actually OOP assault on President John­ cmr. night, Nasser said he had “no (See Page Ten) —Tliere was a S ll^t hitch In to be sent into Detroit. ^— --------------------------- ------- son’s Vietnam war policies. objection to conferring with the arrangements for a Demo­ Amerlcahs” on restoring peace DETROIT (AP) „— Th© ...death and took its heaviest toU in Eisenhower’s suggestion that toU mounted to " cratic party fund - raising to the Middle East and had in­ moimted to five and the property damage and injuries. Congress consider declaring number>er\of \^of injured climbed near n r h,. picnic at nearby Lake Jaco- structed Egypt's United Nations near Of the five dead, only two war on North Vietnam got a 1,000 today as Gov. Highway Deaths mo yesterday. delegation “to meet with the G eorge were Negroes, the looter shot cold reception from party lead­ Romney called for The crowd, estimated a!|t Americans if feasible.” federal today eoid the East Side fire ers late last week. troops to help quash two days of Increase hy 12 3,000 to 5,000, consumed l,r Nasser's speech, his first in death. But his contention that the wild Negro rioting. 500 pounds of barbecued six weeks, was considered sur­ The discovery of the body war must have priority over Property damage soared over Over 1967 Total brisket, ham and beef, 400 prisingly restrained in tone al­ dramatically underlined the domestic programs seems to $10 m illion. have solid support among mem­ hot dogs, beans, potato though there were plentiful ref­ unique quality of Detroit’s ra­ HARTFORD (AP) — Traffic Chips, beer and soft drinks. erences to the United States. Fires set Sunday raged un­ cial explosion — that it knows bers of the Republican Policy accidents in Connecticut during Tbe arrangements com­ The Egyptian leader again checked and many sections no bounds and is showering Coordinating Committee. the. first half o f 1967 have mittee also paid for 3,000 blamed it for the Israeli victory rioting coursed crazily through sparks of unrest over vast and The coordinating group, made caused 201 deaths—12 m ore (AP Fhotofsx) helpings of cole slaw and po­ in the June 5-10 war but revised an ill-defined area covering not necessarily attached areas. tq^ of congressional leaders, than during the same period tato salad which were his charges. A man being taken into custody takes a firm grip more than six of the city, the Most recent riots — like those governors and former presiden­ in 1906, accordin g to the Con­ hauled to the grounds in a Nasser dropped his claim dur­ on the riot gun held by the policeman leading him nation's fifth: largest. in Newark, Harlem, Rochester, tial candidates, meets today but necticut Safety Commission. refrigerated truck by a vol­ ing the war that U. S. planes away following renewed racial violence in Detroit. The govermr retired to his N.Y, and the. Watts section of had no specific Vietnam items Communities with a popula­ unteer worker. attacked the Arabs. Instead, he home in Suburban Bloomfield Los Angeles — were confined to on Its day-long agenda. tion of 10,000 or more registered The man in custody was unidentified. The volunteer went away said President Johnson engaged Hills for a nap, after touring the Negro ghetto areaii. 8enate Republican Leader 05 per cent of the total fatali­ with the only keys to the in deceptive diplomatic maneu­ city with Mayor Jerome Cavan- Everett M.