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Sioux Falls In Today's Paper Weather EAD Editorials Heloise Billy Graham Ann Landers Markets 4 Round Robin 19 Sports 11 12 7 TV, Movies 9 6 rr. Van Dellen 7 14 Women I Sioux Falls Area: Clear to partly cloudy and cooler tonight and Tuesday. Low tonight 56, high Tuesday 80. Sea Weather Scope, page 2. A Newspaper for the Home PAGES DAILY AND SUNDAY SIOUX FALLS, SOUTH DAKOTA MONDAY, AUGUST 1, 1966 TELEPHONE 336-1130 10 CENTS AEG Sober ICis i rive B52's Hit Viet Cong Base Camp ii U-ot Texas Campus 1 SAIGON, South Viet Nam if NX Li Jithk.

(AP) High-flying U.S. B52 bombers plastered a Viet Cong base camp near Saigon Monday AUSTIN. Tex. (AP)-A sniper and ground troops sweeping in killed at least five persons to after the raid uncovered a big day with shots from a high- cache of arms and ammunition. powered rifle from the 26th floor of the University of Texas The eight-engine giants dropped their bombs 25 miles tower.

Ben Tobias, administrator of northwest of Saigon shortly after dawn. The thunderous explo sions could be heard in the capi the Breckinridge Hospital, said four victims brought there were' dead and there might be six dead. tal. Two hours later, helicopters poured infantrymen of the U.S. i- a.

He said a total of 13 persons 25th Division into the area. They shot by the sniper had been THUMBS DOWN The sign of rejection is given by a member of the striking airlines machinists union as they lined up to vote in Boston. The thumbs down gesture was indicative of the majority sentiment as the local rejected the proposed settle- found 90,000 rounds of ammuni brought to the hospital. tion, mines, booby traps and Different sounds came from (AP Fhotofaxj ment. submachine guns but no enemy bodies.

Two U.S. helicopters were hit by ground fire after it the building like a pistol and rifle and then we heard the big one," said Mrs. Susan Brad-shaw, a university employe who landing the troops but were re paired and fl out without was walking near the tower when the shooting occurred. casualties. Sees No Early Settlement Wirtz Strike 'Everybody was running.

A U.S. Air Force F104 Star-fighter was shot down 40 miles shouting someone has been shot. I'm scared," she said. 1 1 north of Hanoi by ground fire this afternoon, a U.S. Air Force University police said half an hour after the first report: "The spokesman announced.

The Starfighter was on an es apparently decided it was too man is still up there, still shooting. We don't know how many cort mission, the spokesman little and too late. Many said have been shot." said. The pilot is reported miss ing. the five lines to get back into the air.

The rejection which gave Johnson his first setback in settling major labor disputes they wanted the full benefits One girl felled by a bullet was right now without waiting for the second and third year of the dragged behind a cement stair Ground fighting throughout South Viet Nam was generally turned down a contract contain contract. Others said they didn't way be several men after she was wounded. Shots from the light except in the central high lands where other troops of the tower prevented others from BURNING CARS Burning cars, which police said were owned by civil rights workers, turn a Chicago street into a flashing spectacle. (AP Phot of ax) ing an estimated 6 per cent a year increases nearly double White House wage guidelines 35th Division came under heavy get a better pension plan or a cost of living escalator clause. The union's president, P.L.

(Roy) Siemiller, had recom reaching her. mortar ana automatic weapons The campus was almost de designed to curb inflation. attack at dawn. mended that the strikers accept serted when the firing began about noon. Helicopters brought reinforce ments into the area, 20 miles Small groups of people ran Johnson, in announcing tfce agreement Friday night said "this settlement will not be inflationary" because of increased productivity in the in the agreement.

Their rejection of the pact did not jeopardize his position, observers said. out of buildings when the first Chicago Whites Harass Civil Rights Marchers southwest of Pleiku city. The ground troops, supported by air strikes and artillery, reported Many units, in reporting their! dustry. killing 26 North Vietnamese sol The strike already has cost diers while taking light casual shots were fired, then ducked back to safely as the bullets kept coming from the tower. One of the critically wounded was a policeman.

Other victims included an Associated P-ess newsman, a small boy and girl student WASHINGTON (AP) Secre-j tary of Labor W. Willard Wirtz told the Senate Labor Committee Monday the Johnscn 'mini stration is not advocating legislation to end the airline strike but is not opposing it, either. At the same time, Wirtz told the committee he could not hold out any prospect of an early negotiated end to the 24-day walkout. Wirtz was called to Capitol Hill after the AFL-CIO Machinists Union voted down settlement terms hammered out Friday night at the White House. That action came Sunday night, and Wirtz said there has not been sufficient time for an ad-ministration decision on the proper course to follow.

Wirtz added that if Congress acts it should adopt Sen. Wayne Morse's strike ending plan, flatly ordering a six-month to the walkout, in preference to legislation which would empower President Johnson to issue as many as three 60-day strike ending orders. Earlier Monday, the president of the machinists told Congress that the only way to get the striking mechanics to agree to ties. well over $200 million in lost wages and airlines revenues, thumbs-down vote, sent along messages such as "We're with you all the way. Keep fighting." "This will be the last strike in this industry," growled one 20-year veteran of.

the AFL-CIO Bv THE ASSOCIATED PRESSi King, who has made Chicago In the intensified air war over Thousands of whites resorted a target in civil rights work, to violence Sundav. in a Chicago called for an all-night vigil at a North Viet Nam, U.S. planes aside from huge losses to businesses that depend on air trav flew 97 missions Sunday, hitting elers. neighborhood where an aide toL. at nine oil storage areas includ The campus became a battle International Association of Machinists in predicting Con "The strike is still on," Sie Dr.

Martin Luther King Jr. leaVcoordinatins Council of Com- ing a fuel dump 13 miles south west of Hanoi. miller said in announcing the gress would land on the union with both feet. a second march to protest al ground as officcis ringing th tower sought to pick off the sniper witu hh ouwercd rifles equipped wita telescopic siJhls. munity Organizations have alleged the real estate firms tell Pilots claimed destruction or vote tally Sunday.

"It is deplorable that this bur leged housing discrimination. It was not immediately clear The white crowd, which policeiNegroes no housing is available densome strike will continue," whether the Senate would re Fire trucic were rushed to iior mem um siiuw nouses iu said the chief airlines negotia saiu was ac leasi strung, damage to 12 bridges, 72 cargo barges, 41 trucks and five antiaircraft sites. They also touched off numerous secondary explosions and fires, a spokes vive plans to give Johnson power to order the strikers back to the scene and officers said an prospective white buyers. tor, William J. Curtin.

attempt uM be made to flush "I expect public opinion will work, or have Congress do the In a march Saturday, eight persons were arrested and six out the sniper ith jets of wat hurled bottles, rocks and firecrackers at 350 civil rights demonstrators, then set fire to about 30 cars belonging to some of the man said. demand some acton from Con gress," Curtin said. er. politically unpopular job itself. The vote by striking machin Two U.S.

planes were lost in the raids. An Air Force RF101 From Johnson, who flew back ists of United, Eastern, North Associated Press newsman Robert Heard was' shot in the arm by a sniper as he followed were injured in brief scuffles. King, president of the South ern Christian Leadership Con ference, appeared at the Ra leigh, N.C., Coliseum for from a weekend in Camp David, marchers. west, National and Trans World airlines repudiated Congress, and Secretary of Labor There also were outbreaks of two Texas Rangers to an open Willard Wirtz, there was only Johnson and the union's own violence during the weekend area near the tower. speech in which he promised to public silence on the strike and early today in Omaha, leaders and brought an abrupt cancellation of preparations by "He got me Ernest Strom- continue to preach nonviolence 8 new contract is to mane wage and fringe benefits effective immediately rather than in stages.

Union President P. L. (Roy) Siemiller gave this view at an Los Angeles and New York City. berger of the Dallas Times Herald said Heard yelled. He was The Rev.

James Bevel, who taken to a hospital. Earlier Sunday, a Negro and a' Ku Klux Klansman exchanged punches in the North Carolina capital after a Klan rally and parade drew an estimated 1,550 led the march into the all-white section on Chicago's Southwest Side, quickly prodded the MOVED This is the first picture of Richard Speck released since his capture in Chicago. He has been transferred to Cook County Jail. (AP Photofax) Speck Pleads Innocent to Indictments Voodoo reconnaissance plane disappeared on a mission northeast of Hanoi. The pilot is missing.

An Air Force A1E Skyraider was shot down by ground fire. The pilot was rescued. They brought reported American aircraft losses over North Viet Nam to 316. During the forays over North Viet Nam Sunday, American pilots sighted three Soviet-made surface-to-air missiles. Two were spotted north of Hanoi and the other near Vinh.

The U.S. command did not disclose marchers from the area while persons. A Negro youth and a informal session of the House Labor Committee, as Congress, once again, took the lead in efforts to end the 25-day strike against five major airlines. At the same hearing an industry spokesman called on Congress enlarged police forces attempted to hold back the whites. red-robed Klansman exchanged Two Killed as Tornado Racks Aberdeen Area blows, officers said.

C.npfLD nt ummtf whites urprA. arrested and at least 60 persons I iuA Hn70n ennte frnm tnpii nn C47 Vanishes Over Viet Nam SAIGON, South Viet Nam (AP) A U.S. Air Force C47 vanished while on a secret mission over North Viet Nam two days 'ago, U.S. officials disclosed Sunday. They said it car were treated lor cuts ana ry" bruises.

White youths continued day to scatter a crowd of about 150 Ne to roam the area after the dem to impose a solution in me ui pute. 1 While Siemiller and William J. Curtin, chairman of the industry negotiating team, ap-tnopther before the CHICAGO (AP) Richard onstrators left. Bv THE ASSOCIATED PRESSi Other trailer homes in the whether any scared bits. U.S.

pilots flew 477 sorties Speck, pleaded innocent Mon day to indictments charging he court, about two miles south of Aberdeen, were pulled up from the foundations but were not groes in the near North Side after some members of the group had thrown articles at a police car. The officers had gone to the predominantly Negro area, Tornadoes killed two persons and injured five others in northern South Dakota Sunday night. over South Viet Nam Sunday and claimed destruction or damage to 5C4 enemy fortifica- murdered eight young nursing ried a crew of eight, presumably Americans. students. The pock-marked drifter stood Occupants of the trailer court c(h -J" South Vietnamese The U.S.

military command Dead are Stanford S. Close, pilots flew 130 scene of violence early last in a crowded Circuit Court room issued only a terse announce said they saw the funnel cloud 60, president of an Aberdeen month which was quieted only of Chief Judge Alexander J. Na- sorties. The U.S. command acknowl ment of the plane's disappear approaching.

Several fled in monument company, and Leo Presentation Children's Home Closing poli, surrounded by four sher after National Guardsmen ar rived, to investigate looting of House committee, the Senate Labor Committee met to 'consider bills aimed "at forcing the atrikers to return to work. The union rank and file overwhelmingly rejected a White House-engineered settlement offer in voting across the nation Sunday. Sen. Lister Hill, chairman of the Senate Labor Committee, said his group had Fischer, 36, Long Lake area iff's policemen. farmer.

edged that casualties to American Marines and South Vietnamese troops in Operation ance and refused to give any details. It said: "An Air Force C47 on a classified mission has been miss' ig over North Viet cars. The storm then moved northeast, tipping trees and power poles in its path. The twister struck a large He was not handcuffed. Judge Napoli asked Speck sev Several buildings were damaged in the paths of the twist stores.

Similar activities had been reported in the area Saturday night, and Public Safety Director Francis Lynch attrib Hastings were moderate. Pre Nam since July 29. It had a ers which whirled along the eral questions relating to his ability to pay fees for a lawyer viously, casualties in this heavy action near the demilitarized crew of eight." uted the trouble to "hoodlums south and east edge of Aber to defend him. deen and in the Long Lake Sist-r RnS Anne, actio ad-l0Ut for lootinS" zone had been termed light. There has been no heavy con Speck murmured, "No, in a area.

Fire bombs reportedly were reached tentative agreement on a proposal to allow President Johnson to declare a national emergency and order the strik Close was killed and his wife, tact with the North Vietnamese minisirator oi rreseniauon tossed at four business estab low voice to each question. Then Napoli approved appoint 46, injured when the twister de Children's Home, announced Ushments. Police Betting of duty frame building southest of Aberdeen and ripped it apart. Debris from the building was strewn over a large area. A farm house nearby was also damaged.

Mr. and Mrs. Arlo Thompson were in their car near the building when the storm hit in Operation Hastings for nearly a week. In two weeks of heavy molished their trailer home at ment of Gerald Getty, chief were held over so the force in Monday that the home will not School Prayer Hearings Open WASHINGTON (AP) Senate hearings start Monday on a Dakota Memorials Monument counsel of the public defender's the area could be increased. ers back to wort.

Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield, pre works east of Aberdeen's city fighting before that the combined Marine-Vietnamese force reported killing 827 North Viet office as Speck attorney. Three sections of Los Angeles operate as at present after Sept. 1. Social agencies, legal guardi limits. He was thrown out by dieted prompt Senate action but saw racial trouble Sunday with namese troops from the 324B Indicated it might take most of and pieces of the wrecked the vicious wind.

His wife, who was taking a bath at the time, proposed constitutional amend Division ans, or parents responsibile for this week to move emergency ment to permit voluntary pray is hospitalized and listed in building demolished their car. Both were treated at the hospital for lacerations and bruis policemen and fire trucks the targets of rock and bottle throwers. No injuries were reported but two young men and four juveniles were arrested. ers in public schools. legislation through Congress.

"There must be a law to re the. children now at the home were notified of this decision good condition. The mobile Two teams of the International Control Commission began investigating violations of the demilitarized rone after two Fonda's Ex-Wife Arrested in Italy ROME. (AP) Countess Af-dera Franchetti, a well-known Italian socialite and former wife of actor Henry Fonda, was ar home was torn off its site and Senate Republican Leader Everett M. Dirkscn said his in es and Mrs.

Thompson was about 10 days' ago. leveled. still hospitalized Monday In the Bushwick section of troduction of the amendment For over 25 years, the home Fischer was killed and his at 15th Street and Western Av wife and children injured when successive days of B52 raids on positions inside the six-mile-wide strip at the 17th Parallel. solve this dispute and restore the lines to action." Curtin said. "Regrettably, it must also be a law for final settlement of this dispute because of the irresponsibility that has been shown." Siemiller told the committee, Brooklyn, "N.Y., extra police were on hand Sunday night to forestall another outbreak such enue has cared for homeless rested Sunday on a charge of a tornado picked up the family car and carried it a block Thompson said the broken building hit the car ('like a bomb" and wood was flying everywhere.

Flying debris also severed power lines in the American officials said the and dependent children. A low carrying marijuana into Italy. Arrested with her was an Ital was prompted by court decisions that had provoked "a king-sized protest throughout the land." The Senate Judiciary Committee's Constitutional Amendments subcommittee, headed by or more down a county road as that of the previous night when Negroes armed with knives and machetes stabbed eight-engine bombers were called in from Guam because census and difficulty in securing qualified personnel led to near Eureka. All but one child "We did everything possible to ian artist, Mario Schl'ano, who area. were thrown from the car.

the North Vietnamese were the decision by the board of was charged with complicity. five white youths, two critically. expedite what we hoped would be ratification. turndown directors to close the home Mrs. Fischer is in The storm then moved to Aberdeen's Saunders Field east of massing troops in the buffer zone created by the 1954 Geneva condition at the Ashley, N.

Sen. Birch Bayh, plans At present a study is being the city and there it demolish made for the future use of the armistice agreement. hospital. The three children are reported in good condition. eight days of morning and afternoon hearings.

ed at least seven planes and building. was a great disappointment to myself. I went on record on the air from the White House and in telegrams to locals over the country recommending the Mother of 10 and Pierre Businessman Crash Deaths Since the U.S. command openly acknowledged the raids, the ICC probe will center on South caused minor damage to many more. A hangar was destroyed In past years the home has regularly housed 60 to 70 chil The twister also destroyed the farms of Fischer, Harvey Retzer, Johnny Schock and John Heyd.

All live in a five and another lost its roof. Other Viet Nam's charge that North dren ranging in age from 3 to buildings were twisted by the Viet Nam is sending troops The session to which the two 15 years. During the summer wind. mile radius north and west of tnrough the zone old Gladys Hernardez, the loading negotiators in the air months the number of children By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Two separate traffic acci Debris from the airport was After the big bombers hit the mother of 10 children, died usually dropped to about 25. Long Lake.

Six other farms in the area demilitarized zone more than sprawled over a large area. Saturday in a one vehicle ac The home provided kindergar The storm then moved north were reported damaged. A sec 400 miles north of Saigon for a ten classes as well as instruction for grades 1 through 5. dents claimed as many lives in South Dakota Saturday, with one death being that of a prominent Pierre businessman. of the airport to demolish the second time Sunday, a State cident north of Hot Springs on Highway 385.

Her 10 children range in age from two months Close mobile home. Department spokesman said in tion of Highway 101 south of Long Lake "was rolled up like a rue," according to reports. Grades 6 to 8 attended city line dispute were called was described by Chairman Adam Clayton Powell of the House Labor Committee as, "not a formal hearing." He named a special eight-man committee equally divided bv party and headed jointly by himself and Rep. William H. Avres, R-Ohio.

This group, he The Weather Bureau said the Washington: "We found it nec to 16 years. England Gets Aircraft Order LONDON (AP) President Johnson gave Prime Minister Harold Wilson an aircraft order worth $100 million during thfs British leader's visit to Washington, according to reports circulating here Sunday. The order was for British Rolls Royce Spey aircraft engines and parts to be used in U.S. Air Force A7 Corsair planes. A spokesman for Rolls Royce said: "Although this has been forecast and is expected, Frank Hyde, 65, died Sunday afternoon after the Saturday storm was a small tornado that Telephone and power lines essary to take some action to schools.

The home, run by the Pre sentation Sisters, a Catholic or Two men in the pickup truck apparently did not- touch protect were down. night collision of his car and believed driven by the Custer ground in a wide area. Winds Two other mobile homes lo another at the east end of the der, was open to all creeds and during the storm were estimat Oahe Dam near Fierre. Hyde races. woman, Lewis Lennon and Byder, both of Custer, were hospitalized with minor cuts and bruises.

ed at 92 miles an hour. cated south of Aberdeen were demolished. There was no one in either home at the time. In one instance, the family was said, will meet in closed session later and decide whether the was alone in his car at the time of the accident. The driver of the second car, 5,000 APPLY committee itself should pursue The deaths bring to 136 the next door at a mobile home Clifford Severson.

also of the matter any further. The storm caused wind damage within Aberdeen, dating a large section for about three hours. Windows smashed, trees were blown down and blocked traffic. Power lines were down in many parts of the city. The first tmng for a young DES MOINES (AP) More person to do after getting a joi than 5,000 Iowans have applied is to purchase an alarm for benefits under the new GI number of lives taken on South Dakota roads this year, seven that escaped damage.

The oth er was awaiting new occupants Despite trie pig wage and fringe benefit gains totaling 72 Pierre, and his son, Lonnie, were treated and released from a Pierre hospital. there is ni confirmation of the even if he has to mortgage hisjBill, officials of the Veterans a couple that planned to be less than at this time a year; cents an hour spread over A Custer woman 33 year order jet." car to do it. (Administration here reported. married soon. ago.

three-year contract, the strikers.