HIGH TIDE 5-11-66 LOW TIDE 4.1 AT 0848 5-11-66 3.1 AT· 2312 2.4 AT 1636 0lij2 VOL. 7 NO. 3000 KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS TUESDAY, MAy 10, 1966 HOLLYWOOD (UPI)--Bv NOW ALMOST EV~RY·­ TERRORIST BOMB TRIGGERS PANIC ONE HAS HEARD MRS. MILLER'S SONGS ON RAD 10. HER ALBUM 1ST I TLED "MRS. MI L­ WHICH KILLS FIVE IN SAIGON LER'S GREATEST HITS," AND IT IS THE SAIGON (UPI)--AN AMERICAN SPOKESMAN TODAY BLAMED COMMUNIST TERRORISTS rOR A SAIGON COMDDY SENSATION OF THE RECORDING BUSI­ MACHINEGUN STREET BATTLE IN WHICH PANICKED U.S. AND SoutH V,ETNAMESE POLICE rOUGHT ONLY NESS. THEMSELVES AND CIVILIAN BYSTANDERS ArTER A TERRORIST BOMB EXPLODED NEAR A U.S. OFFICERS' EVERYONE WILL BE ASTONISHED TO LEARN BILLET. THAT MRS. MILLER TAKES HER SINGING THE U.S. MISSION SPOKESMAN SAID THE "ROOT CAUSE" or THE SHOOTING THAT KILLED f"lVE SERIOUSLY. V'ETNAMESE AND WOUNDED 29 PERSONS, INCLUDING EIGHT AMERICANS EARLY TODAY, WAS THE COM­ SOMEHOW, UNBELIEVABLY, THE SEVEN-PIECE MUNIST TERRORISM THAT JANGLES THE NERVES AND ITCHES THE TRIGGER riNGERS OF TROOPS AND ORCHESTRA AND CHORUS MANAGED TO PLAY IT POLICE IN SAIGON. THREE OF THOSE KILLED WERE WOMEN, AND ONE A CHILD. STRAIGHT -- WITHOUT A GIGGLE -- WHILE THE AMERICAN SPOKESMAN CALLED THE INCIDENT "TRAGIC" AND SAID THE MISSION IS "DEEPLY MRS. MILLER SANG HER HEART OUT WHILE SYMPATHETIC TO THE VICTIMS, THE INNOCENT VICTIMS." RECORDING THE ALBUM. THE WILD 40-MINUTE SHOOTING FRAY OVERSHAD~WED DEVELOPMENTS ON THE wAR FRONTS, WHERE ASKED Ir SHE SAW ANY HUMOR IN HER AL­ U.S. B-52 STRATEGIC AIR COMMAND BOMBERS FROM GUAM RAINED TONS OF BOMBS ON A SUSPECTED BUM, MRS. MILLER SAID, "CERTAINLY NOT. COMMUNIST TROOPS CONCENTRATION IN WAR ZONE "CIT WHERE THE "NATIONAL LIBERATION fRONT" -­ I NEVER TRY TO BE FUNNY. II I'M NOT THAT POLITICAL ARM OF THE VIET CONG -- WAS BELIEVED TO HAVE ITS HEADQUARTERS. IT WAS THE KIND OF PERSON." IOOTH CONSECUTIVE RAID ON THE AREA BY THE B-525 AND THE 12TH TIME THEY HAVE HIT WAR ZONE "C" WITH THEIR SATURATION RAIDS. CALIFORNIA'S HIGHEST COURT IN GROUND ACTION, MARINE SPOKESMEN SAID OVERRULES VOTERS' DECISION AMERICAN LEATHERNECKS KILLED 103 V'ET CONG, 1 SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)--CALIFORNIA'S HIGHEST COURT TODAY STRUCK DOWN THE NATION'S ONLY CAPTURED 10 AND DETAINED 378 SUSPECTED GUER­ STATE LAW -- PASSED 2-1 BY VOTERS -- THAT ~PECIFICALLY SANCTIONED RACIAL AND RELIGIOUS RILlAS IN A 20-DAY SWEEP KNOWN AS "OPERATION DISCRIMINATION IN THE SALE AND RENTAL OF PRIOPERTY. GEORGIA" THAT ENDED TODAY SOUTHEAST OF DA THE STATE SUPREME COURT RULED 5-2 THAT PROPOSITION 14 WAS UNCONSTITUTIONAL BASING ITS: NANG, THE COASTAL BASTION 375 MILES NORTH POSITION ON THE "EQUAL PROTECTION" CLAUSE OIF THE 14TH AMENDMENT TO THE U.S. CONSTITUTION.; OF SAIGON. PROP. 14, AN INITIATIVE MEASURE SO DESIGNIATED BECAUSE OF ITS PLACE ON THE 1964 BALLOT, DESPITE BAD WEATHER, U.S. AIR FORCE BOMB­ AMENDED THE CALIFORNIA CONSTITUTION TO PROHlrBIT STATE AND LOCAL BODIES FROM LEGISLATING BERS AGAIN BLASTED APPROACHES TO NORTH V,ET AGAINST DISCRIMINATION IN HOUSING. NAM'S Mu GIA PASS, GATEWAY TO THE Ho CHI I IT NULLifiED PREVIOUS FAIR-HOUSING LEGISLATION, GIVING OWNERS "ABSOLUTE DISCRETION" IN I MINH SUPPLY TRAIL, WHILE OTHER AMERICAN THE SALE AND RENTAL OF PROPERTY. WARPLANES KNOCKED OUT AN ANTI-AIRCRAFT SITE, IT WAS ADOPTED AFTER A BITTERLY fOUGHT CAMPAIGN IN WHICH REAL ESTATE INTERESTS LINED A PIER APPROACH, 4ND BLASTED RADAR SITES UP AGAINST CHURCH, LABOR AND RACIAL MINORITY GROUPS. GOV. EDMUND G. BROWN, A DEMOCRAT, \ND BRIDGES IN THE COMMUNIST NORTH. OPPOSED IT. (CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX) PASSAGE OF THE MEASURE MADE CALIFORNIA DIRKSEN BREAKS HIP; THE FIRST STATE IN THE UNION TO EXPRESSLY GEMINI-9 ASTRONAUTS DECLARE THAT DISCRIMINATION WAS PERMISSI­ DRAWS SENATE TRIBUTE BLE UNDER ITS CONSTITUTION. WASHINGTON (UPI)--SENATE REPUBLICAN LEA­ PASS LAST BIG TEST BROWN SAID THE COURT'S ACTION TODAY UN­ DER EVERETT M. DIRKSEN SUFfERED A FRACTUR­ CAPE KENNEDY (UPI)--AsTRONAUTS THOMAS DOUBTEDLY WOULD BE APPEALED TO THE U.S. ED Hap EARLY TODAY WHEN HE SLIPPED AND STAFrORD AND EUGENE C£RNAN AND THEIR GEMINI- SUPREME COURT, HENCE PROPOSITION 14 WOULD FELL IN HIS ROOM AT WALTER REED HOSPITAL. 9 SPACE MACHINES ZIPPED THROUGH AN IMPOR­ REMAIN IN EFFECT UNTIL THE HIGH TRIBUNAL THE ACCIDENT HAPPENED ABOUT 30 AM. TANT COUNTDOWN REHEARSAL WITHOUT A HITCH 3 RULED. THE 70-YEAR-OLD ILLINOIS LAWMAKER UNDERWENT TODAY IN A KEY STEP TOWARD AN ON-SCHEDULE BROWN SAID TijAT HE DID NOT BELIEVE THE SURGERY LATE IN THE MORNING TO SET THE LAUNCH MA Y 17. COURT'S ACTION WOULD BECOME A POLITICAL FRACTURE. A TEAM OF DOCTORS KNOWN AS THE EAGER PILOTS, WEARING SPACESUITS ISSUE IN THIS YEAR'S PRIMARY AND GENERAL WALTER REED'S ORTHOPEDIC FIXATION TEAM PER­ AS IT THE DRILL WERE THE REAL THING, SPENT ELECTION CAMPAIGNS. FORMED THE OPERATION. MORE THAN TWO HOURS IN THEIR CRA~PED CAP­ (CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX) DIRKSEN HAD ENTERED THE BIG ARMY MEDICAL SULE BEFORE ITS MOCK LIFTOFF PRECISELY ON CENTER LATE YESTERDAY FOR WH~T WAS DESCRIB­ TIME AT 12.39 PM. ED .5 A ROUTINE CHECKUP. N,NETY-NINE MINUTES EARLIER, LAUNCH LBJ SCORES ONCE AGAIN THE OPERATION LASTED SLIGHTLY MORE THAN TEAMS PUT GEMINI'S ATLAS-AGENA RENDEZVOUS WITH RENT BILL VICTORY AN HOUR. PRESIDENT JOHNSON AND D,RKSEN's RO~KET THROUGH A SIMULATED BLASTOFF TO WASHINGTON (UPI)--WITH ONLY FOUR VOTES SENATE COLLEAGUES KEPT IN CLOSE TOUCH WITH DUPLICATE THE START OF THE THREE-DAY REN­ TO SPARE, ADMINISTRATION FORCES TODAY THE HOSPITAL FOR CONDITION REPORTS. DEZVOUS AND SPACEWALK FLIGHT. WON HOUSE ENDORSEMENT OF A fULL YEAR JOHNSON TELEPHONED THE HOSPITAL TO IN­ I F SUCCESSFUL> IT WILL BE THE MO ST AM­ OF LifE fOR PRESIDENT JOHNSON'S BELEAGUER­ QUIRE ABOUT HIS OLD FRIEND WHILE IN FLIGHT BITIOUS MANNED SPACEFLIGHT YET STAGED BY ED RENT SUBSIDY PLAN, STARTING JULY I. TO WASHINGTON FROM TEXAS, AND ALSO SENT A THE UNITED STATES AND MARK ANOTHER STEP IN THE ROLL CALL VOTE OF 192 TO 188, REACH­ WHITE HOUSE PLANE TO TENNESSEE TO PICK UP MAN'S CLIMB TO THE MOON. ED AFTER HEAVY WHITE HOUSE PRESSURE, FOL­ D,RKSEN's WIFE. A SPACE AGENCY SPOKESMAN REPORTED FROM LOWED FINAL CONGRESSIONAL APPROVAL OF A SEN. BOURKE B. HICKENLOOPER (REP.-IOWA), THE GEMINI CONTROL CENTER AT THE CAPE MOVE ACTUALLY TO START THE CONTROVERSIAL NOTIFIED THE SENATE SHORTLY AFTER IT CON­ THAT TODAY'S 530-MINUTE TEST PROCEEDED PROGRAM IN THE CURRENT fiSCAL YEAR -­ VENED AT NOON THAT THE GOP LEADER HAD COME SMOOTHLY WITH NO SIGNS OF TROUBLE DESPITE ANOTHER JOHNSON VICTORY. THROUGH THE SURGERY IN GOOD SHAPE, BUT HE THE COMPLEXITY OF THE DUAL COUNTDOWNS. THE HOUSE THEN OVERTURNED ITS ApPROPRI­ PROBABLY WILL BE IN THE HOSPITAL TWO TO THE ASTRONAUTS BEGAN THEIR PRE-LAUNCH ATIONS COMMITTEE, WHICH KAD DELETED ALL THREE WEEKS, FOLLOWED BY SEVERAL WEEKS PREPARATIONS ABOUT 9 30 AM WHEN THEY DONNED fUNDS FOR NEXT YEAR, BY AGREEING TO PRO­ MORE ON CRUTCHES. THEIR SPACESUITS IN A SPECIAL TRAILER SOUTH VIDE $20 MILLION IN CONTRACT-LETTING SEVERAL SENATORS MADE SPEECHES ON THE OF THE LAUNCH PAD. AUTHORITY AND $2 MILLION IN CASH TO FINANCE F~OOR EXPRESSING CONCERN ABOUT D,RKSEN'S (CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX) SUPPLEMENTARY FEDERAL PAYMENTS TO ENABLE INJURY AND THE HOPE THAT HE SOON WILL BE LOW-INCOME FAMILIES TO AfFORD DECENT BACK IN THEIR MIDST. DEMOCRATIC LEADER JOHNSON LODGE CONFER MIKE MANSrlELD SAID THE SENATE TOO OfTEN WASHINGTON fUPI)--PRESIDENT JOHNSON MET HOUSING. ON THE CLIMACTIC ROLL CALL VOTE, ONLY "TAKES FOR GRANTED" D,RKSEN's UNIQUE QUALI­ WITH AMBASSADOR HENRY CABOT LODGE TODAY TO SIX REPUBLICANS JOINED 186 DEMOCRATS TO START AN INTENSIVE WEEK'S REVIEW OF THE TIES. APPROVE FUNDS fOR THE PROGRAM. THE OP­ WAR IN V,ET NAM POSITION INCLUDED 119 REPUBLICANS AND THE U.S. AMBASSADOR TO SAIGON AND THE 14 TO FACE DE GAULLE 69 DEMOCRATS, MAINLY fROM THE SOUTH. PARIS (UPI)--THE UNITED STATES AND ITS PRESIDENT CONFERRED AT THE WHITE HOUSE AT THE RENT MONEY WAS PART Of A $14 BILLION NATO ALLIES EXPECT TO PRESENT FRANCE WITH 5 PM, PRIOR TO THE START OF A NATIONAL APPROPRIATION COVERING A VARIETY OF FED­ A UNITED FRONT WHEN THE ALLIANCE'S FOREIGN SECURITY COVNTIL MEETING ERAL ACT I V I T I (S NEXT YEAR, I NCLUD I NG $5 MINISTERS MEET NEXT MONTH TAKE UP THE DIS­ THE NSC SESSION, INCLUDING THE PRESIDENT'S BILLION FOR THE MAN-ON-THE-MoON SPACE PRO­ RUPTIVE NATO POLICIES OF PRESIDENT CHARLES TOP DIPLOMATIC AND MILITARY ADVISERS, WAS JECT. THE BILL NOW GOES TO THE SENATE. DE GAULLE, RESPONSIBLE DIPLOMATIC SOURCES CALLED TO HEAR LODGE GIVE A PERSONAL REPORT EARLIER IN THE DAY, THE HOUSE AND SENATE SAID TODAY. ON THE SIUTATION IN SOUTH VIET NAM. APPROVED A COMPROMISE VERSION OF A $2.8 OFF I C IAL5 OF '~THE 14" -- ALL NATO COUN­ JOHNSON RETURNED TO WASHINGTON AT NOON BILLION SUPPLEMENTAL MONEY BILL THAT CON­ TR1ES EXEEPT FRANCE -- HAVE BEEN WORKING FROM A FIVE-DAY STAY AT THE LBJ RANCH IN TAINED $12.1 MILLION TO START THE RENT FEVERISHLY TO FIND COMMON AGREEMENT ON A TEXAS. HE CONFERRED WITH VARIOUS AIDES PROGRAM AND KEEP IT GOING AT LEAST UNTIL TIM~ABLE FOR THE WITHDRAWAL OF AMERICAN IN THE AFTERNOON AND THEN MET WITH LODGE. AND OTHER NATO TROOPS FROM FRANCE AS WELL THE TWO WILL TALK AGAIN BEFORE LODGE RE­ JUNE 30. THAT ACTION REPRESENTED ONLY A PARTIAL AS AGREEMENT ON THE FUTURE OF 70,00Q FRENCH TURNS TO HIS POST VICTORY FOR THE PRESIDENT.