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NEWS FLASHES Dlrtct From Ntwiroom Of By TUphon Dial 2654244 The Weather Montgomery: Mostly fair and turning colder. High 65; low 35. (Map, Details, Page 2.) 141st Year-No. 259 Montgomery, Ala. Monday Morning, October 28, 1968 16 Pages -10c ID Jordan, our ir ergo i i i ii Israelis Swap Fire TEL AVIV (AP) Acciaen An A Jordan and Israel fought with rockets and artillery across their border early Monday and an Israeli general warned "there are disturbing indications" that Syria might soon become a new front for Arab Smashup Occurs Near Haleyville 1 i 1 HALEYVILLE (AP) Four persons died Sun- resistance against Israel.

Maj. Gen. David Elazar, chief of the northern command, told a gathering at memorial service of day afternoon when a car being sought by a statt her auto head-on at a high trooper slammed into anotl Ships Meet In Orbit Again (c) The New York Times MOSCOW On his second day in orbit, Col. Georgy T. Beregovoy piloted the spaceship Soyuz 3, launched Saturday, to a second rendezvous with the unmanned spacecraft Soyuz which has been aloft since Friday.

rate of speed near here. Trooper C. C. Dyal iden tified the victims as Bobby Gene Godsey, 27, of Haleyville, Route Mrs Gora Phillips, 48, of Fayette. a boy, about 12 New York Teachers Offer Plan or 13, unidentified but be lieved to be Mrs.

Phillip's the foot of the Golan Heights occupied Syrian territory that "fighting could soon spread to the north." With a few minor guerrilla incursions, the Israel-Syrian cease-fire line has been quiet since the Middle East war 17 months ago. The rocket duel with Jordanian troops Monday came north of the Allenby Bridge in the Jordan Valley. On Sunday, a military spokesman said two civilians were wounded in a Jordanian bombardment of Beit She'an, a city of 12,000 in the Beisan Valley. The nearby communities of Kfar Ruppin, Yarde-na, Beit Yosef and Hammadiya (See Jordan, Page 2) son; and Bertha B. Huffman, 53, of near Fayette.

The purpose of the dual flight (NEW YORK (AP) The Godsey was alone in one car and the two women and the boy were in another. Dyal said he saw Godsey's car leader of the city's being driven at a high rate of ber public school teachers union offered a plan Sunday night to end the school strike along lines oreviouslv proposed bv the speed, recklessly and "all over the road" on Alabama 5, in Marion County, 2.3 miles north Board of Education. of Haleyville. Finalist A Montgomery girl, Mary Ruth Wolke, IS, of 2439 Belcher Drive, was chosen second Most Outstanding Student in statewide competition in Birmingham recently. Miss Wolke, a.

senior at Lanier High School, earlier was chosen as Lanier and Montgomery County's Most Outstanding Student. The competition was sponsored by speech clubs across the state and by the League Educational Advisors. Bob Smitherman of Mobile was The disclosure of the union He said he swung his patrol car around and radioed for help, but was hindered by traffic. He proposal came after the city's firemen announced that they -AP Wireptiolo British Police Arrest Red-Painted Demonstrator in London lost sight of Godsey's car were stopping their work slow-down. The police had made similar move The proposed teacher settle is to perfect docking techniques in orbit, academician Boris N.

Petrov wrote in an article in Pravda, newspaper of the Communist Party. Tass, the official press agency, reported Sunday night that Beregovoy had gone to sleep for the eight hours during which his craft will be out of radio contact. As he settled down in the rest and research compartment next to the pilot's controls, the cosmonaut had completed 22 orbits. Soyuz 2 was in its 39th spin around the earth. Beregovoy, who at 46 years is the oldest man ever to fly in space, was reported in good health after a second day of conducting a variety maneuvers, experiments and observations.

Sunday's rendezvous lasted 90 momentarily when it went over a hill. Dyal said Godsey's car topped the hill and went into a curve on Protest Observers Say Egypt Began Fight UNITED NATIONS, N.Y ment, as outlined by Albert Shanker, president of the United the wrong side of the road, Federation of Teachers, would, slamming into the car carrying Most in effect, re-establish the condi selected as the State's Outstanding Student. the other three victims. ollow-ing the impact the Godsey vehi tions of Oct. 11.

That was the last day of school before teach cle struck two others before Surges in London coming to a stop. (AP) A report from U.N. ob-. Colorado ers walked off the ot lor tne third time since Sept. 9, ending schooling for more than one mil Dyal quoted a passenger in another car as saying Godsey servers along the Suez Canal said Sunday night that the Egyptians shot first in three was driving at "an extreme high lion pupils.

LONDON (AP) A sea of siles and abuse. After easing all i knives, paint sprays and weight-but a hard core of about 200 ed chains. Five policemen were Shanker's plan would keep in yelling demonstrators surged rate of speed." He said that he had radioed for help so that in successive exchanges of fire effect temporarily the suspen- Mao-style Communists from the square, they began running through downtown London with viet cong flags Sunday in a mas minutes, according to Tass with the Israelis there Saturday. The report, prepared for the case he couldn't eaten uoosey among 30 persons needing hospital attention. Hundreds of demonstrators and policemen sion of the local governing board of Ocean HilliBrowns- another trooper could "set him down "hooligans" who headed sive anti-American demonstra During this time, the agency said, "Soyuz 3 extensively ville, an experimentally decen tion that broke up in violent into the bright lights of the capk off the road" but radioed word of the wreck before other units Security Council, also said two of three fires set in Egyptian oil refineries at Suez were still School Police Seek Culprit FORT COLLINS, (AP) maneuvered by means tralized district in a largely Ne scenes around the U.S.

tars West End, throwing bricks suffered bruises and other minor injuries. Looting was reported in Gros automatic and manual controls could respond. and smashing windows. gro and Puerto Rican Brooklyn area. The unit administrator, The weekend was one for burning Sunday and that at least twice on Sunday Egyptians venor Square, which looked like About 7,000 protest marchers At 9 p.m., seven hours after Rhody McCoy also would re was approaching the unmanned Soyuz 2." As it did Saturday, Tass left open the question of (See Smashup, Page 2) a garbage dump under piles of.

main suspended. the demonstration started, thronged Grosvenor Square and hurled firecrackers, smoke bombs and other missiles. Most torn pamphlets and banners. Police charged one man with lice reported the capital at Junior High School 271, at Colorado State University campus police were continuing peace. They said the last hard trying to steal a carpet worth 900 pounds ($2,160) from a shop whether the two spaceships were joined in a docking during the rendezvous.

The Soviet Union has yet to perform a manned docking in were cleared from in front of the embassy after a siege lasting nearly three hours. which, according to Shanker, union teachers have suffered abuse and threats of violence, their search Sunday for prankster who released a gre in nearby South Audley street. Officers estimated the much- It was a major victory for the core marchers had been cleared from Grosvenor Square and South Audley Street. Scotland Yard gave the total number of arrests as 34, some for carrying Reds Say U.S. Ship Damaged nade-type cannister filled with a would be closed temporarily.

Meanwhile, the so-called in- space. London police, who kept their heralded protest rally drew 30,000 demonstrators into the riot control gas in a ballroom lass aescnoed the ex tempers under a shower of mis wanted teachers, over whose ouster by the local board the periments and research being capital about half the number; where students were celebrating their annual homecoming Satur- (see ispacesnips, page 2) expected by organizers, but still the biggest demonstration seen strike was called, would be as signed regular duties in the dis Marines Seek to Halt day night. SAIGON (AP) Radio Hanoi in London for many years. west of the canal fired on Israeli planes flying east of it. The compilation of messages from various observation posts to the chief observer, Norwegian Lt.

Gen. Odd Bull, showed the Egyptian initiated ex-changes of fire between 2:45 and 5:25 p.m. 10:45 a.m. and 1:25 p.m. EDT-Greenwich Mean Time; between about 8 and 10 p.m.

GMT, and from shortly after 10 to about 11:30. Three posts reported that the Egyptians started the first exchange. Three posts also reported that the Egyptians started the second exchange. Three blamed Egypt for the third and one blamed Israel. In letters Saturday night notifying the council of the shooting, Israel and Egypt each accused the other of starting it.

Egypt also accused Israel of using said Sunday that North Viet Six persons, four of them Former State Official Dies trict's seven other schools, and observers would be posted to guarantee that they are permitted to teach without harass The Maoists, anarchists and other extremists broke away from the main body to try to campus policemen, were hospi namese gunners damaged the U.S. battleship New Jersey with direct hits Saturday while she was shelling targets in the Vinh Offensive on Da Nang storm the U.S, Embassy. talized after being overcome by the noxious fumes, which ment. School Supt. Bernard E.

Dono caused choking and vomiting, SAIGON (AP) A 2,000 man on the battlefield for any single Linh area, just north of the one time demilitarized zone. BIRMINGHAM William Dalton Barton of Auburn a member of the State Board of force of U.S. Marines moved engagement of the war," U.S, Demonstrators burned an American flag, chanted, "Ho, Ho, Ho Chi Minh," and set fire to a pile of boxes in the street near the embassy. Missiles Also hospitalized but released later were a city patrolman and The U.S. military command in headquarters said.

south-of Da Nang Sunday seek a fire department lieutenant The Americans reported 232 ing to crush a potential enemy Saigon said it had checked with 7th Fleet headquarters and had van said the reported plan was close to earlier proposals by the city, save for one other conditionthat the principlas of the district's schools be suspended temporarily. Shanker's previous demands for removal of the district offi North Vietnamese soldiers were shattered windows of the Ameri offensive against South Viet- who had been called to the scene. Education during the administration of former Gov. Bibb Graves, died in a hospital here Sunday. He was 78.

no information to indicate tne killed last week with the aid of Fnam's second largest city. Near can Automobile Association artillery, air strikes, helicopter building and other structures Donald Banks, campus police the demilitarized zone, the U.S. Command reported Monday one gunships and naval gunfire near around the square. enemy story was true. A spokesman said: "If it really happened, I am sure we'd have something on it fast." Barton was a resident of Montgomery from 1925 to 1945 and was the first president of sergeant, identified the agent as a type of tear gas, but CSU the area of the seizure.

U.S. ground-to-ground rockets. of the biggest battlefield sei cials were rejected anew by the Board of Education earlier in losses were six killed and 29 zures of enemy weapons of the chemists were' called in to make positive identification of the The heavily armored, The U.N. report did not mention that. It said Egypt used rockets.

It said both sides used wounded, a spokesman said. the day. war. A spokesman said the Ma substance. ton New Jersey, the world only active battleship, contributed her first 16-inch gun salvos to artillery, mortars, machineguns rines met little resistance after that city Auburn Club.

He retired in 1960 from the Tennessee Corp. and moved from Atlanta to Auburn. Survivors include a son, City Manager Owen Barton of Jasper, and two other children. A fire department official said disembarking from helicopters and tanks. The report told of windows broken and power lines and amphibious craft.

So far, 42 Carpenter Flees Over Berlin Wall BERLIN (AP) A young East German carpenter used about 200 persons were gathered in the student union ballroom when the fumes oozed from the the Vietnam war Sept. 30. She was involved in direct support of U.S. troops in battle of the enemy have been report knocked out in some observation posts. ed killed and 11 suspects taken Funeral will be at 2 p.m.

Tues for the first time Friday. The prisoner. Marine casualties ventilation system. Most' of them were students and their his own ladder to cross to the day from Firs. Presbyterian Church of Auburn.

were put at one dead and 14 New Jersey joined two destroyers that day in shelling enemy dates just coming to the dance. ADVERTISER TODAY PAGE Amusements 10 Business Review 7 Classified 11-15 Comics .11 Crossword 16 Editorial 4 Farm .....16 Legals 16 News Quiz 5 Obituaries 8, 11 Society 6 Sports M0 TV Logs 8 Weather Map 2 positions in the southern half of School Is Out, But Children Cry ALTOONA, Pa. (AP) It was just supposed to be a fire drill but the kids ended up with a day off from school and crying about it. The Fairview elementary at Altoona dismissed classes after a recent drill because firemen, seeking to make things more realistic, set off what they thought was a smoke bomb. Five Children Die in Wreck In Georgia the DMZ.

The 7th Fleet reported the New Jersey fired her big guns Saturday at fortifications and other targets in three areas just West Sunday over the Berlin Wall's "death strip." The Berlin police said the 26-year-old man, carrying his ladder, climbed two wire barriers, ran 30 yards past iron tank barriers and climbed over the 10-foot Wall. East German guards spotted him just as he reached the top of the Wall and opened fire, but missed. wounded. The booty 242 individual and 17 crew-served weapons was gathered by troops of the 5th Infantry Division on a sweep of a battleground five miles northeast of the Con Thien combat base. "This is one of the largest quantities of weapons captured By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Five children died in a single above the DMZ, "inflicting some of her heaviest damage" since arriving in the war zone.

accident Sunday as Georgia's highway death toll soared to 28, Instead, it was tear gas There was no reference to return fire. it? ff v. 4- .7 1111: pMSX'XM matching the number killed during this year's long Labor Day weekend. Radio Hanoi declared another The state patrol said the chil American warship, type unspecified, was set aflame earlier Saturday in the sea off the Vinh Linh area. This, too, was uncon dren, all riding in the rear of a pickup truck, were killed when firmed.

the truck went out of control, hit culvert and overturned sev Anniversary of Republic Czech Officials Heroes' Masaryk, Honor Benes eral times. The accident happened north of Cumming on a Forsyth County road. All the young victims were Kilby Trusty Recaptured In Montgomery A Morgan County man who from Cumming except 11-year-old Connie Brumblow of The others were identified as escaped from the trusty bar L. J. Butterworth, 10; his brothers, Bobby, 7, and Billy, 12, aud 3-year-old Lamar Rambo.

racks at Kilby Prison was captured in Montgomery early Sunday, police said. James L. Lang, 60, escaped Saturday morning after the 4:30 Greek Police Arrest Three at Museum ATHENS (AP) Security po- bed check, a prison official said. Lang was captured in Mont gomery at Lee and Montgomery Streets by Officers M. G.

Mims and L. A. Sullivan. lice arrested a Greek and two foreigners Sunday in the investi Soviet occupation, Svoboda and Alexander Dubcek, the First Secretary of the Communist Party, chose Sunday to honor the Masaryk and Benes memories in the first celebrations of an anniversary of the republic here since 1948. As the national assembly met in the Hradcany presidential castle to approve unanimously the constitutioal law establishing in principle a federated Czech-Slovan state a vital part of the now quickly shrinking but still surviving liberalization program the mood of the people was symbolized by what was believed to be the greatest popular turnout in decades.

Thousands of Czechs stood patiently in long queues for seven hours in chilly autumn weather to see an exhibit of the Bohemian crown jewels displayed at one of the castle's halls for the first time in 10 years. An estimated 100,000 persons filed Saturday and Sunday past the royal exhibit, an astounding and evidently significant gesture in a Communist country. Czechs who remember the earlier showings in 1929, 1945, 1955 and 1958 said that this week's turnout vastly exceeded the crowds on the past occasions. (c) The New York Times PRAGUE Czechoslovakia's Communist government paid unprecedented official tributes Sunday to the memory of Thomas G. Masaryk and Eduard Benes, the country's first two presidents, on the eve of the 50th anniversary of the foundation of the Czech Republic.

The laying of floral wreaths in the name of President Ludvik Svoboda on the graves of Masaryk at the village of Lany, near Prague, and of Benes at Sezimovo Usti, in southern Bohemia, marked the return of the two presidents to the pantheon of Czechoslovak heroes. Since the Communist takeover here in 1948 and until the liberal-oriented Communist regime took power last January, Masaryk and Benes have been historical "nonpersons," relegated to official oblivion. The Soviet Union, whose troops have been occupying Chechoslovakia since the August invasion designed to end the liberalizing experiment, portrayed the two men all last spring as enemies of the people and dangerous "bourgeois nationalists." It was thus extraordinary that under the continuing Mims said Lang was seen gation of a midnight incident at the Acropolis Museum, which walking along the street toward houses priceless objects dating uus station wearing white back to Greece's golden era. Someone smashed the plate 1 prison clothes and a blue coat and carrying a white bag. Lang, serving 50 years for glass and steel grill door and Troy Beauty broke the door lock.

An anony-' second-degree murder, was returned to the prison. mous phone call summoned po-. lice. George Dontas, archeologi-; cal director of the Acropolis, I guess it got too cold for Lang on the river bank and he said he missed the freight train and was trying to catch a bus," fntinH nnfhtno miccinrt tsrenda Pike has been named October beauty of the month at Troy State University. Miss Pike is a freshman from Montgomery and a graduate of Lee High School.

She is the daughter pf Mr. and Mrs. Robert Douglas Pike of 310 Sterling Drive. Officers declined to identity three prisoners. Mims said..