Retreat by Wauace Seen Helping Barry

Retreat by Wauace Seen Helping Barry

Th« WsEttsr ATtrage Dally Nat Praaa Ron Peoeaaot of V. to STsatow 1 VWr tlM WMk IM M 1 July 18, 18M Watt, eooler teBight, low fS to 66. Sunny Taisiqr, slsudy tola to 13,798 day, high S6 te M. MarntMT of tha Audit Bunau ot Circulation ManehdMter— A City of Village Charm MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, JULY 20, 1964 (CtaaaifM Adaertlainc aa Faga 14) p r ic e s e v e n c e n t s YOL. LXXXm, NO. 247 (SBTTEEN PAGES) Events In State Retreat by WaUace McGuire Claims Arm - Twisting by Barry’s Backers Seen Helping Barry NORTH STONlNGTON (AP)—“There has been a ..a determined effort to get Southerner 3«s non-Goldwater people to accept the candidacy of Goldwater,” says State Sen. Ends Bid for Morgan K. McGuire, “on the basis that if they don’t, ‘ ’t- it will be difficult to get White House help for re-election.” McGuire, who is running for BIRMINGHAM, Ala. ‘V M. his second term, made the (AP)—Many Southern con­ IsS p charge last night. servatives were boarding i,’’ Someone. — he wouldn’t say the Goldwater bandwagon -i:!* V who — approached him on the flight home from San Francisco ;oday in the wake of Ala- Saturday and applied a little lama Gov. George C. Wal- prabsure, the Republican law­ ace’s withdrawal from maker said. presidential race. ^ %* '■ His reply, he said, was that Southern realtlon ranged “money will never overcome from praise to "hli let us down.’’ principles, as far as I’m con­ Others felt th^-withdrawal cerned. would have no effect on the race J. William Middendorf II of between Republican candidate Greenwich, national Republ'can Sen. Barry Goldwater of Arizo­ treasurer and a Goldwater dele­ na and President Johnson. gate to the national convention, “I’m going to call the group dismissed the McGuire charge together that’s been working as “a trumped up old wives’ tale with me on unpledged electors Negro bleeding from head injury is'led away during rioting in H arlm 1 ^ designed to add chaos and con­ and ask them to form an organi­ liight. Violence flared in wake of Thursday’s slaying of Negro boy by white po­ fusion.’’ zation of Democrats for Gold- water,” said Roy V. Harris, of liceman. (AP Photofax.)_________________________ _ He added that it is not up to the national and state organiia- Augusta, Ga., a esunpaign work­ tion to supply funds to the local er for Wallace, level. "It works the other way," Harris said he wUl attempt to he said. have chapters ot the Goldwater State Republican Chairman orgmiizaUon in every county A. Sewle Plnney oecllned com­ and, if possible in every pre­ Slain Youth Protest cinct. “I believe we will have a ment. majority of the white people in McGuire reiterated last night the state with hs,” he said. his misgivings about Sen. Barry Former Gov. Marvin Griffin Goldwater as a presidential of Georgia, a close ally of Wal­ candidate. lace, said he would vote for urs Harlem Riots “At this point I don’t see how Goldwater. “I have not left the I can vote for Goldwater," he Democratic party,’’ be said. said, “unless he changes what fatal<^ The Negro leaders—Including “They have left me.” NEW YORK (AP) —fprotest rallies over the appears to me to be his philo­ Republican Chairman Newton shooting of a Negro boy by a James Farmer, national direc­ sophy of government — which I. Steers of Maryland said ho Missiles rained from roofs, white policeman. The violence tor of the Congress of Racial he may do during the aun- beUeves “a substantial fraction crowds knocked down bar­ left one man shot to death, 132 Elquality, and Bayard Rustin, palgn.” of the vote that went for Wal­ ricades, fists and knives arrested, and more than 100 i'’- leader of last year’s civil rights MoGiiire emphasized that he lace in the presidential primary flashed in the steamy heat, jured. Including a doien patrol­ march on Washington —urged is still a staunch Republican will go to Goldwater.” men. Negroes to stay home Sunday and is supporting wholehearted­ Louisiana GOP Cbalrtna* and police guns barked. The new flareup followed fu­ night. Both men were booed at a ly all the OOP candidates in Charlton Lyops Sr. said: “Tha Harlem was rioting. neral services Sunday evening rally when they called for non­ Connecticut. Gov. (Jeorge Wallace of Alabama announces in Washington he is withdrawing governor is to be strongly com­ While temperatures soared for 16-year-old James Powell, violence. MoGuire predicted a tough mended. He has proved that ha Saturday and Sunday nights In ■lain last Thursday by police Lt. Earlier, Farmer charged that campaign for himself this as a candidate for president. (AP Photofax.) __________, places the good of his country the packed Negro aecUon. poUce Thomas ailligan, who said he some white policemen were year, lln 1962, wh«i about 31,600 abovs political expediency. The -aadJlagroes locked in surging fired when the boy came at him frlghtened,.Jljtsterical or trigger- votM"wii^ caat in the . 20th withdrawal of Gov. Wallace wUl nghM In which one Negro was with a knife. happy during Saturday night's Btnts senatorial district,, Bk rebound to tlie benefit of Sen. shot to death. More than 100 Throughout the Sabbath, Ne­ fray. won by a margin of 1,861. U.S. Gathers (Soldwater.” persons were Injured, including gro leaders, in speeches and in Police Commissioner Michael Barry Seeks Ike ; WUHaiA, aptcer, Arkansas Re- J. Murphy said such statements McGuire was an alternate two doien patrolmen. conferences with police and city delegate to the national con­ j^blican ’<ffiiinnah, and Wirt Plate glass windows fell in officials, had demanded Gllll- Evidence on x erger . J r .,. Miaslaaippi's OOP (See Page Tbree) vention. His charge of arm- slivers and more than a score of gan’s arrest. twisting waa back^ by Don­ chairman, both said they felt stores were looted. One super­ ald R. Williams, who was ex­ Hate Groups Campaign Boost (Soldwater’s chances would be market lost 12,000 cash, 200 bar­ ecutive director of the Ccmnec- enhanced. tons of cigarettes and 50 cases Tom I. Davie, executive sec­ of beer. Every rifle in one tlout ScrantoB-for-President or­ ganization. WASHINGTON (AP) — PHOENIX, Ariz. (AP)—Republican presidential retary of the North Carolina pawnshop disappeared. PreaMfent Johnson’s public con- DemocraUc party, was <me of Included in the loot were cam- Armed Pair Rob $97 Williama said he was sit­ nominee Barry Goldwater, counting on an active ^m - those who scored Wallace’s was. clothing. Jewelry and ting near McGuire on the plane demdiKlon of "clandestine hate and overheard the conversation. paign boost from former President Dwight D. Eisen­ withdrawal. “WaUace let a lot watches. orgaiihations’’ will be followed hower, is setting his political counselors to work on of people down,” he said. There were more than 100 ar­ Williams was neither a dele­ by legal maneuvers to expose In WaUace’s hcane state, Lk. From Service Station gate nor an alternate. He said battle plans for the race against President Johnson. rests. those he has accused of fomen­ Gov. James Allen said the un­ Tensions had lessened a great he worked with the Scranton ting terror, violence and savag­ Goldwater, files back to Wash-^ pledged Alabama presidential deal by today, police said, but Minutes after the proprietor<»eral criminal acta reported here forces on the floor of the con­ ington and, his Senate desk to­ called “a few sorties for special electors "have no intention to vention. ery. day. Tentative thinking bn the purposes.’’ they continued their patrol, still of the Coronet Service Station, in the Jast three days. Police An administration source said deUvering the Democratic wearing steel helmets. are investigating two breaks in today evidence is being g.ath- Gioldwater campaign shapes up —Goldwater, as he did In the machinery over to toe Republi­ Sunday night, five civilians at 568 Center St., left his busi­ which several hundred dollars this way: California primary campaign, cans.” GOP Troubled ered by federal authorities to —It is likely to be a series of will rely heavily on television to were treated at hospitals for ness to deposit several hundred in cash and credit slips were HARTFORD (AP)— Con­ use against those who. In John­ Tennessee Democratic Cbair- gunshot wounds. Twleve patrol­ dollars in weekend receipts in taken. Two break attempts are son’s words, try to “force, biilly forays for addresses with carry Mis message to the voters. man Jimmy Peeleir and Demo­ men were injured by flying ob­ necticut Republicans, faced Goldwatttfrased in Washington The senator probably will begin cratic party treasurer Joe C. the bank, two men, armed with also under investigation. with the ticklish task of unit­ and intimidate’’ negroes frdro recording television appearances jects. revolvers, this morning' held up A 13-state police teletype has claiming their constitutional and Phienix. (jarr both said they doubted toe Also injured were a white tel­ ing their party behind a con­ —One old-fashioned whisUe- early in August. the station and took $97 in cash been dispatched by Manchester troversial presidential candi­ rights. stop stint is in prospect, lasting The Arizona senator obviously evision cameraman and several from a register. police for a lookout on the two There have been reports of a (8ea Page Blglit) other newsmen. date, are hoping for help from resugence of the Ku Iflux Klan perhaps a week and covering was not unhappy about the with­ ’The robbery occurred shortly armed robbers.

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