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Guide to the Election, Part 1: Penna. Page 6 THE OLDEST DAILY NEWSPAPER IN THE UNITED STATES-FOUNDED 1771 THE WEATHER 17. S. Weather Bureau Forecast Philadelphia and vicinity: Cloudy with showers Thursday morning, becoming partly cloudy with scattered showers with snow over higher elevations. Temperature dropping to upper 40s late in the day.

COMPLETE WEATHER DATA ON PAGE 20 FINAL CITY EDITION mmxtx PUBLIC LEDGER AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER FOR ALL THE PEOPLE TVFIL: AM, 560; FM 102.1; TV, Channel 6 THURSDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 3. 1966 CopyrlKht 196 by Triansle Publications. VoL 275 No. 12 Daily: Home Delivered 48 Cents Per Week TEN CENTS tKfe 11 hnson Returns From Far East Girard Tests I Confident and Hopeful for Peace WASHINGTON, Nov.

2 (UPI). President Johnson returned home Wednesday night "much more confident and hopeful" about the prospects for peace and prosperity in the Ordered for 7 Negro Boys Finding by Court Bars Racial Policy On Admissions By DAVID A. JEWELL and WILLIAM B. COLLINS Of The Inquirer Staff Far East than when he embarked on his mission 17 days ago. Standing under an umbrella held by Vice President Hubert H.

Humphrey, the President told about 5000 well-wishers at Dulles International Airport and a Shaferfor Governor! EDITORIAL Most voters, we are confident, are viewing the contest for the Governorship of Pennsylvania in the light of the competence, the credibility and the integrity of the opposing candidates. Who is better qualified, on such a basis, for Governor: Raymond Shafer, with his proven ability; or Milton Shapp, with his pin-wheel ideas? With the Republican nominee as Governor, the people know they will have faithful and sane handling of the State's business, with progress and prosperity his goals of achievement. Milton Shapp as Governor, however, is something simply too alarming to contemplate. Here is a man so desperate in feeding his personal ambitions that he would spend virtually his entire fortune to make himself Governor' Here is a supreme egotist who distorts the outstanding record of the Scranton Administration; who has the effrontery to picture Pennsylvania as one big blighted area. Ignorant of the workings of State government; contemptuous of team-play, he has made his candidacy for Governor an embarrassment to most leaders of his own party and a severe handicap to candidates running for other offices on the Democratic ticket.

It is a relief to turn to the capable and steadfast Raymond Shafer after any comparison with his opponent. Raymond Shafer is a man you can trust. This newspaper is proud to support him in next Tuesday's election. A Federal judge on Wed nation-wide television-radio au-jdience that "the road ahead may belong and difficult" for those who met in Manila. 'WE'LL COME OUT WELL' "We know that each of us will make mistakes," he said.

"But if our countrymen will stay with us, if they will try ito travel this road together, I think we will come out well." i X. '-'A f- iHtAtiUMMtAMUl) 'I i 4 -r A 1 Si nesday ordered Girard College immediately to begin processing seven Negro boys for admission to the all-white institution. U. S. District Judge Joseph S.

While reaffirming U. S. de- Lord, 3d, issued an injunction telling Girard it could not. re-j British Appraise President's Trip Story on Page 3 germination to join Asian andj 'Pacific allies to halt Commu-Inist aggression, Mr. Johnson 'also reaffirmed a united desire fuse the boys just because they were not white.

The decision overturned the racially exclusive admissions policy in founder Stephen Girard's will and was a landmark in the historic fight to integrate Girard College. APPEAL IS EXPECTED The Girard trustees, however, are expected to obtain a stay of execution from a higher court while they appeal Judge Lord's order. Indications are that the for an "honorable peace" in Vietnam. "Their leaders are billing to 'go anywhere, meet at any time; and conclude any honorable Agreement to settle our differ-j ences at the conference table instead of on the battlefield." he said. COUNTING ON" US "But in the meantime, thes! Shapp Renews Assault On Scranton; Shafer Hits Attacks on GOP AP Wirrphnto Muriel Humphrey kisses the First Lady at Dulles Airport upon return of presidential party from Asia.

Viee President Humphrey watches. $14,127,222 Pushes" United Fund to Within 10 Pet. of Its Goal people are counting on our dedication to freedom, not our doubts. They are betting their Highlights of Ruling, Related Story on Page 3 case will be carried eventually to the U. S.

Supreme Court. Judge Lord gave the trustees two weeks to appeal. Unless there is a stay of execution, the Negroes would be admitted on Nov. 17 provided they meet lives on our determination." Peering out into the dark, rainy night at a welcoming crowd that included Cabinet members, diplomats, school- Rival Should Boost State, Not Belittle other standards of admission. Democrat Charges Steel Industry Shift Is Concealed solicitors for the United Fund children and peace pickets, the To find out whether they olunteer campaign AP Wirphoto President Lyndon Johnson flashes grin just before boarding helicopter at Dulles Airport for trip to White House at the end of a 17-day Asia tour.

Pope Renews Quest For Yule Truce, Pause In Bombing of North By DAVID L. Bl'GAS VATICAN CITY. Nov. 2 (LTD. A Vatican source said Wednesday night that Pope Paul VI is working for a nf tKHr fourth week of efforts rresicient aaaea: 'thev must be given tesis, inter- lorcn Drive at me ena di- anH nroaHmiesinn orient a ,1 1J 1 97 OOO in nntrihntinnc ihirh wn.

nere mere JS urru "Where vision in a land there is danger. tIon- resents 90 percent of the PROCEED WITHOUT DELAY', total drive quota of $15.7 mil- campaign vice chairman, pre-; But where there is unity there sided at the Wednesday fourth is strength." renort luncheon attended bv c. u-r-ie By SAI KOHLER Of The Inquirer Staff Milton Shapp, Democratic By JOSEPH H. MILLER Of The Inquirer Staff WILKES-BAR RE, N'ov. 2 Judae Lord ordered the school hn Philadelphia Commissioner of more tnan 700 workers in the to "proceed forthwith and with- eandidate for Governor, re- Lt.

Gov. Ravmond P. Shafer 'out rielav" to romnlpte all those Records Clarence A ballroom of the Bellevue Strat-1 ur; ereeiers xininz pome udin- newed his assault on the Scran- Republican nominee for Gov- customary preadmission proce- cades before and after his ford. In the seven days following the last overall meeting the ton Administration Wednesday, ernor, on Wednesday assailed aures- nearly 30-minute speech at the Friedmann, pres-: Christmas truce the Vietnam war, with a halt to volunteers added $1,753,550 to spraw mg airport 25 miles out-, new the previous giving Washington in the ir- previous HELP LIGHT THE TORCH $15,700,000 will i dence that the goal a xs'4 Marines Die lie pasra uuwii from his jetliner, tVi friva ii-Hl CaTpei iinai i pvi i vi nil; ui in w- rce One, to the speaking ident of Girard College, said he development effort, a Work- opponent, for "downgrading and not have "the least men's Compensstion program belittling" GOP efforts to build when the school would begin ridden with politics and incom- Pennsylvania, as one of the processing the seven Negro ap-; petence in the Stste Insurance leading States in the Nation Plants in whose names the in- fr. tegration suit was brought.

Department. the standpoint of eco- Xesro leader Cecil B. Moore Shapp accused the Adminis- nomic progress. predicted Negro pupils would tration of "deliberately conceal-; As he toured through a num- be attending classes at Girard ing from the people" the move- ber of communities in normally by Dec. 1.

a it a. i 100 American bombing of North Vietnam as a major first step. The Pope met for 40 minutes Wednesday with U. S. Presidential envoy W.

Averell Harriman and it was believed the Pontiff discussed his truce proposal with the former New York Governor. APPEAL TO PUBLIC Disclosure of the truce aim climaxed a day in which the maae. Topping the lit of contributions announced Wednesday were two of the largest cam- platform, Mr. Johnson appeared to take no notice of a smiling Sen. J.

William Ful-bright one of his In Brush Fire; Coast Toll at 14 paign gifts by the Philadelphia severest critics on Vietnam, as I Electric Co. and the Boeing cki, th hrnn mem 01 ine sieei inausiry irom Democratic Luzerne county, piCKFTING CONTINUES to Midwestern Pennsylvania Vertol Division. But boarding a heli Shafer said his opponent should! But Moore, who is president; in tho fnrpfrnnt nf th. rfrivo of the Philadelphia branch of. JBtates.

rope made an impassioned pub- 1I11K1) L.KitM Ult I i enntpr with his wife. Ladv: The PEC and its employes, fnP to th- white svr.nn falif Nov. 2 (API. lie plea for peace and declared SHIFTING TO MIDWEST to bujid Pennsylvania instead the National Association for thej He told a dinner of the Mont- of "tearing down" every majorj Advancement of Colored Peo-j gomery county Democratic accomplishment rolled up by'ple, said picketing would conti- Committee at Norristown that the Administration of Gov. Wil- nue at Girard "until the first; Jones and Laughlin Steel Co.

is liam W. Scranton. iNegro child walks through those; planning a new $150 million in PREDiCTS GOP VICTORY j-" -t rHlIia I stallation near Chicago, the c. City Solicitor Edward G. 90 NOV OCT 1 1 tjrx-T iftl 50 30 20- 11 1 1 was announced by R.

G. Rin-House, Mr. Johnson saw Ful-'Four Marines died while fight-, he would continue his efforts to cliffe, company board chairman, bright, embraced him warmly jng a brush fire in rugged South- obtain a Vietnam settlement, contributed $350,952. The giftand chatted with him for a few ern California hill country Wed- The Vatican source said the was the third largest made to moments. nesday.

bringing the number of Tope hoped that both the sus- the campaign, Raymond E. Har-, R.VVFR men killed in a plague of flame TTT. baugh, Director of PEC Account-; AIRPORT BANNER Picture and Vietnam ing. said. The employes achiev-l Spread across the airport The marines fitting several Dispatch on Page 3 ed 102 percent of their quota.

terminal was a huge banner totaling '5000 acres at the A combined corporate and, saying. "Well Done, Mr. fc Pendleton Marine P10" the bombings and the employe gift of S2R7.598 by the dent." i holiday truce could begin well Boeing Division was About 50 members of Wo-. on 4Q before Christmas. announced by Robert E.

for Peace Tope Paul was instrumental largest stepl ivPtmont in Till- "tanvtiimr, oii-ici itru.rru Baucr Jr haC this to Say: clean-cut KepuDiican victory aro nlp. u.ith the deci- rois. Pennsylvania "that will sur-! anH are aiwav, honeful i ry A P. Shafer, his Republican op- IT'iJ'A that the trustees will overcome results come in following next the need for continued litiga- westward olp. ponent.

knew of the movement of the Tuesday's gubernatorial tion." longtime iiu 1 i(-hi i irdti iiiuu uea uoro rrnn uinrn i a in mm pti iituiud 11 urr. 11 ui 9 r- ci .1 v. company vice presi- nngton, rlMf Bombing, Start Dialing" and swept over the top of a ridge, ing which ground fighting was tion. He that Pennsylvania firm. "It was either deliberately jj i 1 twice suspended for Christmas expressed a confidence; DISMISSES ARGUMENT Philadelphia voters will juage Lord's order had been behind his candidacy in expected since Sept.

2 when he i Congratulations were extendedrakjS'tlWar'' SalipPed spokesmen said. Uu- T.m-Jonto the field through an un-j Names of the victir were and New Year's. At the game niuuen ior poiiucai reasons, or i. i rauy Tate durin the luncheon guarded door aftcr Plice had withheld pending notification of time a halt was called to bomb- iiiciii away ai uinri cii- Kin. I ins VI j.oiin utiiiuiut meeting for the fast pace with large numbers, but made tnat the antidiscrimina- pretense about carrying thetion provisions of the Pennsyl- city- ivania Public Accommodations think Rpoublicans will do stand the welfare of the Commonwealth," Shapp said.

"In either case, both his integrity Christmas Eve and lasting for trances. TEMPERATURES HIGH The President took no direct fliBMi, J1 FUND UNITED 37 days. notice of the pickets as he ex- tir" If" 7 DETAILS WITHHELD which they have been conducting the drive. HAILS RESPONSE At the same time, he extended and his credibility are called to better in Philadelphia this yeari um rrt tv, question I pressed hope for a future Asia hv gh Zn than any other Republican time to argue that the didate did for a great nnt armiv tn thp institn- WILL COST JOBS auick Continued nn Paffn 3. Column 3 fire officials announced control his gratification for the 1 11- 1 United Fund Torch Drive has hit 90 percent of goal with contributions amounting to $14,127,222.

tion. JThe trustees contended; jand generous response of the! Continued on Page 3, Column 6 "The incumbent Administra- 'cars said-tion has failed even to tell the WILL CLOSE GAP people whether it sought an ade-; "While I cannot say 1 we quite site for in carry Philadelphia next sylvania. Yet, the new Midwest Tuesday, the margin will be city's 29,000 employes who won 1 Aff Torchlighter status and com- I tUU-rOUnCI DOITID pleted their campaign with gifts1-- K.I totaling $357,926, 103 percent of rOUnd iNGSr raNS Wednesday afternoon of two of sianceoi me unu.su-uy iun pnv-the worst ale audience, although Harn- The Pendleton fires were con- man announced earlier he would trolled by 300 marines includ- be discussing the war with the ing the four victims, whose Pontiff as well as the outcome charred bodies were recovered, of the Manila conference. inMhoi- -riir firo miic It also was learned Wednes- Shapp Loses fir mind Steadily plant will mean sinking job op- closer than it has been during' P4RK 'nv fAPV A their quota. Water Commissioner Samuel S.

Baxter was chairman of the employe drive. portunities in Pennsylvania. the past few gubernatorial elec large section of suburban Le northwest of Los Angeles in the day that Soviet President Nik Shafer Lead Averages "The incumbent Administra- tions." tion's list of alleged plant open- Democrats have more than Bourget, site of a big Pans air- Angeles National Forest, was nA 1 rnm The report showed the 90 per cent contributions included Port' was cleared for more than; controlled after blackening more fi78 Ran from rcani7H laW nvur VYCunesuay anci me man 1UU acres 1 rru 7L.s 9.2 Pet. in GOP Poll j- 4 a rr The total was made up of 01 ings and expansions shrinks 200,000 registration lead in into its true pigmy proportions Philadelphia, before the impact of this Although city Democratic Shapp also mentioned the leaders are counting on carry-Cumberland Farms Dairy, of in the citv by a more than It was in that fire, that 10 2)11 JIlUJUUl'l members of a crack firefighting; T. (c iu vi Tit shMc Departments and Features member gifts of $644,910, AFL-!" r-.

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onaier inamidiiis mi avuncc nwauciym- perished when trapped by fire. Amusempnts 18 Editorials Canton. which is sellins 200 000 maioritv for Shapp.1 ia MiUnn chonn rnrinr in the lafpct find- Council of Industrial Oraaniza- me oomo was rouna Dy nign- workman. li: tion: $219,759. Teamsters: Experts defused QTHERS UNDER CONTROL 32, 33, 31 Continued on Page 25, Column 5 Continued on Page 25, Column i.ings 01 a yuut F'- TnrtenenHents- $74 R.so Rai -'the bomb and carted it away.

thie ii'QAir it u-ae parnpn i 11110 1, cton nac- Wednesday. shafpr 54- road Brotherhoods. CONTRIBUTE $5,398,964 The Major Employe cam Obituaries 20, 52 Real Estate 25 Sports 36 to 40 Television and Radio 30 Women's News 27 Of norinl 45.4 Shapp On the basis of the latest sam-j pling conducted by E. John Rurri fnrmpr Dolitical analyst! Ratings without allocating the thet TTh The fires were pushed Tues- Bridge 51 day by gusty winds up to 60 Business and miles an hour and aided by; Financial temperatures around 100 de- 21 to 23 grees the hottest November Classified Ads day in local history. I 40 to 50 Other fires were reported Comics 51 nearly under control to the.

Death Notices north of Los Angeles in Ventury 20 county, and in the nearby Santa, feature Page Susana Mountains, where two; Guide On The Air WFIL-RADIO 56 :00 A. M. Chuck Browning 2:00 P. M. Jim Nettleton 7:30 P.

George Michael WFIL-TV Channel 6 7:00 A. M. Wordland Work UCJJdlLliRIll 111 L1JC UIIVC, CUll-j 1st Canada Jet Lands in Moscow MOSCOW, Nov. 2 (AP). An Air Canada jet plane landed in Moscow Wednesday to open the first direct passenger airline tributed Si.398,964, lt was JA.

Jm Interest Today nounced by Frank R. for the Philadelphia Democratic; undecided vote gives organization and now employedj Shafer by Gov. William W. Scranton Shapp Shafer, Republican guberna-j Undecided SI 43 Strawbridge Clothier vice president and chairman of the Page 19 tonai nominee, wouiu r.L., rfriv Pages 9 to 17 Thp chariowv maneuv- shop 01... hi Democratic rival, bv I Townsend Munson, president: iUflt fcrmiwh a Vatinn- "How to Help the Underachiev 9:00 sieauy gain steady A.

M. Girl Talk Connie service between North Americaupwards of 375 000 votes, if' the' findings, showed a Roussin. local i and the Soviet Union. Lwtinn worp held now. I in each of the three months.

election were held now. lut Tl fires consumea lou acres 01 brush. The Hot Shots, headquartered of thp Wpstern Savin? Fund So-'M Page 52 er" I "a r- rrJf tooioan league iran- 12:00 oon Money 1 e- The DC8 from Vnntrpal l-asi Augusi, snaier nem a a. "4 New Orleans are Montreal, These estimates are based by! m'. nvpr chann Doraie Gifts Department, re-i 10 Vr ar.

in neighboring Riverside Best of Broadway specialized in fighting the Best of Hollywood an anticipated 4 mil-; ,1" 'Va "7" 'w Jnorted rift totalins $4,261,304. If clearly defined in 'tasi- brought the Canadian Minister; Bucci on Page 33 Page 33 Page 18 Page 19 Page 36 I West's worst fires They were John Cummings caught Tuesday when the wind "Nobody Lives Forever" 5:30 P. M. "Danger Signal" 11:00 P. M.

News, Weather, Sports (color) WF1L-FM 102.1 mc. lion voter turnout in the N'ov. lead had ballooned to 10' Other departments and their; est Payoff in History, a general election, it was said. ipercent whiie at the close of totals to date were: Specialj column by Joe McGinnis. The Shafer lead was based on nMnhor th.

ttennhiican's edse1 Groups. Commerce! His aDDraisal appears in of Public Works. G. J. Mcll-raith, and a number of government officials, reporters and shifted unexpectedly while they were fighting the Angeles forest Red bmitn others on the inaugural flight, a conservative sampling aver-nad risen to 10.6 percent.

and Industry-South, tne Sports Section, on fire. Washington Background Page 19 Tho Rurri nnll finds durins Commerce and Industry-North, It's something every fire-Legai Problems 12:00 Noon Cafe Rendezvous a Soviet TU114 Turboprop age for the last three months Television and Radio Listings plane was met by the Soviet August, September and October, r. -in First Deputy Minister of Civil with undecided voters allocated, Paye 36 the threp months showed Aavance urns, Tage 19 Page 20 Continued on Page 40, Column 5 Complete Weather Column 3 Continued on Page 30, Column 8.3MS Aviation, George Shchetchikov.and gives the following percen-Continued on Page 5,.