hielex Balms IS aWeather a ChadRed . ews EDITORIAL .. 23 e (Drik I LSI dunce et rid. Night Clubs 24 zs High 41. kw SL Obituaries IS Cloudy and ceel 9 RediaTT . 10, SI CITY EDITION , MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20. 1967 tessera.. Teday et. Si esn. sz newel .. ION 13th St. N.W. (20005) DI. 74277 • - Second Class Postage at Weebington, D. C. Somen's .. se 4801. Year—No. 90 Published Daily Ezcept Sunday 9 e.s. 03 iE AIDED OSWALD, EX-DETECTIVE SAYS tt grow cold outdoors these dreary winter days—crow's feet being no exception. We found this fellow warming his—pews on Photo a lamp by GeoffMy along Gilbert le George Washington Parkway near the 14th-st Bridge late yesterday, making his modernistic perch a sort of crowbar, we suppose. NO aWite,4.* 'a..Z.PZZZZWZZZZabraZarnatZSZ aPZ.Z.-zrZWZZ- -Z.:Z.Z-ZZ.....rrrn.Ztt..Z'ZZ.Zt..ZZZZLZSI ivemment agencies that don't know what to do begin with cessation of American bombing, unless nouncement of The Washington Daily News Spelling bout leave when it snows might take a lesson from troops were withdraNin too. And Secretary McNa- Bee, on Page 5. rriara said "impartial" Asian leaders have recom- private firm which John Cramer tells about, on • Some 30,000 copies of the National Crime Commis- ige 2. mended against halting bombing. Page 5. sion report are in the hands of government and law le late President Kennedy's political team met 24 • Nationalist Chinese reported at Hong Kong that enforcementnforcement officers, as the opening step in the na- urs after his death to consider a Robert Kennedy- more than 1000 persons were killed in a clash of proC lonal war on crime. Page 14. ibert Humphrey ticket, says William Manchester and anti-Mao factions in Red China's Szechuan • A number of little things seem to add up to a change his book. Page 2. Province. Page 3. in President Johnson's public personality lately, and correspondent Ted Knap describes the situation on id China said peace talks on Vietnam wouldn't • Another sign that spring isn't far away is an- Page 21. ZWZZINZiel*VaZkOZZ:MMIZIMISZWZZ,VOZZZMZZ,ZZUZ,ZUZz4 . Pruzzlers: TheriS $2500 in It for You Now (See Pages 12 and 47) '----- Pi= 2 THE WASHLNGTOM DAILY NEWS;MOWDAY, gEREVAILi New Orleans Probe 9 to A:30 Firm Shows Says 5 Aided Oswald way to lir NEW ORLEANS, Feb. M 61111 months before the assassination measestemematem-noveirmairemtvenamoutivw.. —A former private detective in Dallas, Nov. 23, 1963. Snow says five persons were involved Mr. Garrison, who has blasted with. Lee Harvey Oswald in the the Warren Commission report By JOILN CRAMER assassination of President John which- ruled there was 110 D. C. area Federal officials, F. Kennedy, and he knows their spiracy, and he would not turn identities. with their hardboiled policy to- over his invesdgation either to ward employes who fail to re David Lewis, a bus station the FBI or the Department of port to work on heavy snow Justice. days, might well take a look at "I am running this investiga- the way one.entightened private tion,' Mr. Garrison said yester- rum handled problems arising day, "not the Attorney General. from that big snow of Tuesday, I am in charge of this opera- Feb. 7. tion and Pm not shag to tarn it over to anybody." I give them Nationwide In- .. sumacs Companies, with some Mr. Garrison said he would 700 employes in a regional of- welcome Federal assistance, but would not relinquish control. i five at Annapolis. FORD'S STAND Now Nationwide did not close on that particular Tuesday—al- Ms statement came as House sz tho many other firms in the Republican Leader Gerald R. area (and a considerable num- Ford of Michigan, a menther ber of Government installations) of the Warren Commission, said did. that any evidence uncovered in Nationwide employes who re- the case should "immediately" ported for work were excused he turned over to Federal au- two hours early—just as were thorities. the estimated it per cent of Mr. Garrison was certain the Federal employes who made it investigation would bear out to their jobs in Washington. his assertion of a conspiracy. —opt Photo Here, however, comes the "There will be, without a sha- EMBATTLED POUTICIAN — India's President Dr. Servo difference. JIM GARRISON dow of a doubt, convictons re- paili Radbelmsh" nan called on Prime Minister Mrs. Indira be paid—and also will Nationwide officials later de- extra half-day of annual express handler who worked as sulting from my charges," be Gandhi at her hems after Mrs. Gandhi was bit in the face cided they had made a mistake By contrast, the best II a private investigator here in said. by a rock threw& as she speke at a pellikal rally. Mrs. Oswald was horn in New Or- Gandhi's nose was broken &deg gees on ever a period of (in effect, misjudged the sever- be said for the way mos the months before the assassin- area agencies handled th ation, said yesterday he has the lame and spent much of his several days matey &mermen There has bee. spindle ity of the storm) by opening on youth here. He lived with hie violence led the ma at a Parliament member was held that particular day. So this was 7 problem is that semi names of the five persons al- less bardboiled than other legedly involved in the planning wife here for six months in 1963, after he fired a Angus at a crowd of villagers is his their very decent decision: phase of the plot on the Presi moving to Dallas just a few father's deed= district. • Employes unable to report Some charged a Is dent's life. weeks before the assassination. will be paid for the day, regard- of annual leave to Oboe less. failed to report to war But Mr. Lewis said he would • Those who did report will sot disclose the names of the al- EARLY DUMP JOHNSON MOVE -(Continued on Page . leged conspirators until per- mitted to do so by Dist. Atty. Jim Garrison. who this week- end said the plot to assassinate Mr. Kennedy was batched in Kennedy.Team Eyed IIIK-HHH for '64 New Orleans. Mr. Garrison charged that Oswald had plenty NEW YORK, Feb. 29 9111 - to Schlesinger's account, replied when Mr. Johnson more of help in devising the scheme, pew and vowed he would prove it. Just 24 hours after his assassina- 'it might be technically feasible, size of hinted', he began to tion, President Kennedy's polite but the result would be to lose mold his ma team- VOWS ARRESTS ical team met to discuss a Rob- the election for the Demo- Mr. Garrison promised ar- "Afterwerd . the very ert F. Kennedy-Hubert H. Hum- crate.' " mention a their names would rests and convictions from his phrey presidential ticket for investigation into the murder of army 1964, author. William Manchest- Neither Mr. Bailey nor Mr. him," the article said. President Kennedy. er said today. Schlesinger were immediately "Within a- yew be would even Mr. Lewis, who identified resent the Kennedy But the President's grief- available for comment. are brit, himself as one of the witnesses and became ao eassitive to it upon whose testimony Mr. Gar- stricken aides soon realized that Another trouble spot was Mr. rison's case sell be constructed, political realities would preclude Johnson's first cabinet meeting, that any Secret Service man or said the five persons allegedly such a ticket and the muscling also the day after the assassin- White Bane defiler who wore involved are still in New Or- out of -President Johnson and tint. Mr. Manchester said Rob. a PT-1M de clip would run the abandoned the idea, Mr. Man- ert Kennedy happened into the leans. Oswald was here for sin risk of ineatriog the presider& chester said meeting late interrupting the Find your new or late in wrath." The disclosures, from his book new President's mann; state ['Incredibility Gap "The Death of A President," metro. LETTER model used car in were made in the final article EMBARRASED Mesnwhile, in the inimethate Blamed on War of a four-part serialization in today's Classified Mr. Manchester said Mr. rdtermath of the tragedy, Mrs. LCOOK Magazine. Former White House Press Johnson told one- of the Cab John F. Kennedy divided her Section of The News Secretary Bill D. Moyers has Mr. Manchester said historian het members that the conse- beloaseo seatimental ges- acknowledged that the Johnson Arthur Schlesinger, Mr. Ken- quences of Mr. Kennedy's tar& tures ei &well to her Waged, administration suffers from a nedy's special assistant, arrang- se "bad been deeply ember and ventlog a godecemealing "credibility gap," but it in ed the meeting at a Washington , by entering in the mid- letter to Soviet Premier Nikita manly because of the com- restaurant and broached the dle of the Presidsot's remarks, fOrtshchev. plexities of the Vietnam war. idea. the Attorney General had de. "Yon and he (Kemsedy) were New car, used car, sports car, sedan, con- "This is a difficult war to TOO SOON strayed their effect" advermaies," Mrs.- Kennedy vertible, or station wagon , . it's easy to wrote, according to the article, understand and therefore is an Quoting from the diary of Mr. &ham wan convtoeed, find the car you want in the "Automobiles" easy war to misunderstand," "bat you were allied in the de• economist' John Kenneth Gal- Meacheeter wrote, that columns in the Classified section of the be said.