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ft 4 THE ANDERSON HERALD 1 1 'W VOL 98 NO 135 ANDERSON INDIANA ATU DAY MORNING NOVEMBER 20 1 lOII'HlW ft Death Rides Speeding Auto Into Pole 7 chief justice HundredsHear Noted Hcioudfef WithCambodia A A A PXEIKUS 0 uLhViet rerere AA Nam AP) South Viet Copper Prices 32 Ro led Back CRASH KILLS SUMMITVILLE yoking its emergency Dowers I Roth were toimd irilhTin ritv represented in the General Ash shoulders as the verdict was an 1 communications concerning to authorize the release by Senator Balley announced said" the party will! American casualties in the bat strategically erR To the stage tie set off Wednesday by the imported meul from tsW tag the tash piles defendants' show hv Doc that I Representatives wuiiam at test or laoo internal security piease Turn to Page 2 column 9 Please Turn to Page 2 Column 9 I tion with Noblesville Chief rioats are Being sponsored by i Sear Roebuck Penney BOWS'lO Judqe Trthn If I 1 A Pn XI7 ft 1 community leaders Bell Ball Christmas tree truck declared a moratorium on is (pnts would be subject to harsh There T1J tc i Cllintf fft nurLinrr motor canl Arumr rxn A 4 1 VM 1 1 iv 1VI UVl I 1 11 1 1 11 1 UV1 Ml 14 KV' got into a disagreement with L101! bfs pormised to continue the explosion publicity stunt lL rtflzll 1ft ftft ftVft4ft'aft ft I 1 1 I INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) i who guided the Democratic A rAanrwxrf irxnrrizxrtf nluno Rorxi Atty Gen John Dillon and nr filing fo his chief counsel Charles White i in 7 days liquor The applicant for mem bership could hold Other activi tionment jungle noted that if Clingan djd not like being cut off from running in 1968 he could resign his seat and run for the 1966 election for a four year term This would mean a The strike forced a delay of at least three days in a critical check of the 7 fuel cell system wheich supplies Please Turn to Page 2 Column 1 ana trains Anuque autos will also be featured and other cars will represent the Blue NOBLESVILLE Ind I PI i piopriate action was taken Chief Joe Love riday i It was indicated both defend Underway Today At 10 O'clock HeTraveled 100MPH Then Silence IO' IlVX'l iIlvIlUl "bpevldC di Itff ilUOli dill Crll VI 11M? it 1 'f lar twin space launch program i capsule workers at the Cape on schedule i were off the job 1 ft fAinzl ix9 To ace Jr Court On Traffic Charge INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Justice Amos Jack son of thp Indiana Supreme Court will be on the other Austin attorney ueienaants snow oy uec mature naw ah U1XSC VC11 IVO vvuvu I KV the property were its efforts in maintaining sani i tary conditions throughout the city and in areas of doubt to pursue legal action here necessary response to White House Born at St John' Hospital tore' Mr and Mrs Joseph Hart 2806 ountain St a boy Mr and Mrs Hugh Neely 2015 letcher St a boy Born at Community Hospital to: Officials feared that a prolonged strike would force the scheduled Dec 4 launching of Gemini 7 with astronauts rank Borman and James Lovell aboard into the Christ mas holidays or after Jan 1 A space agency official at Houston said the walkout would not affect the Gemini 6 spacecraft in which Walter Schirra and Thomas Stafford will be orbited about nine days behind 7 The Gemini 6 ship was thoroughly checked out earlier and placed in at the Cape In addition it has no fuel cells such as those vital to the Gemini 7 flight 1AM Calls Strike The strike was called against war tlared the north west near the Cambodian Iron tier A US spokesman said a Vietnamese paratroop detach ment heading south toward tha valley ran into a stiff fight He reported heavy fire from North Vietnamese regulars inflicted light casualties and held up the reinforcements Saigon is committing a regi ment to the six day old battle to help counter a general Commu offensive appears aimed at removing the tarnish of sf series of mixed reverses and stalemates and testing the might of the US military build up: After a night in which they beat off four Communist attacks and killed 21 of the enemy ele ments of the US 1st Cavalry Airmobile Division in and In an attack on the United Please Turn to Pa Er2 Coluinv 5: 1965 Traffie atalities 37 New Arrivals In Anderson and Vicinity rtav nno rharaac nt no hni tannv i hzi mitr il nl inn moil knv nc i brought a threat from Superior (tearing down of yard lights and Court 2 Judge Nelson Bohan 1 the damaging of a Caterpillar nan to crack a teen age gangltractor MOSCOW (UPI) The Soviet news agency Tasg headlined its account on Premier Alexei meeting riday night with i American Senators receives Ameri can Nineteen minutes later the Tass teletypes carried a correction: "Please read the title as 1 follows: Kosygin Receives American MAN Shown is a closeup view of the front interior of a after it hit a traffic light pole riday morning at the intersection of Ind 9 and car 28 just north of Alexandria The driver Buff ord Garmon 27 Summitville was the eightffand latest car crash fatality in Madison County this month (Herald Photo) Hamilton Circuit Judge Edward New Jr over whether these cards should exempt park ing meter violations New told Love to honor the or he would order parking meters removed from around the courthouse square Love said the number of cars displaying these cards has in creased considerably during the past several days and that New issued them without advis ing the city of his intentions City Atty Phillip Koltz told Love he had been unable to reach an agreement with New Mayor Joe Butler said he would back Love Love said Klotz advised him not to issue any more tickets until he had determined the legality of the position The meters were installed in 1949 by the city under an agree ment with county commission ers Ilz hA 4 XV XL zv a 4 uvr ui me ucavc ivuu Salem Jackson said riday he has been ordered to appear be 4 I A iuir juMiir vi me reave Ernest Nuckles on charge of reckless driving things said Jackson The jurist explained he was involved in a two car acci dent Oct 30 while driving home from the Indiana State Bar Association convention in rench Lick No date for the hearing was set however Good Morning Start Th Day With a Chuckle orces Battle Near rontier Preliminary orgery Charges Against Local Woman iled Preliminary charges of pass ing a forged instrument were filed yesterday in Anderson City Court against Jean Evelyn Skaggs? The charges were entered by Major Robert Estes of the Anderson Detective Divi sion and bond was set at $1 500 The Skaggs woman about mid October was given sus pended sentence by federal authorities in connection with a bad check passing spree throughout the Midwest The local woman along with an Anderson man John Smith both faced federal charges The preliminary charges are in effect pending further ac tion from the office in ming tormai charges with 7 Partly cloudy Sun change in tcin 'peratures High today upper 50s I nd a igLxcsterlay lovt2 Sunrise tomorrow 7:33 am Sunset today 5:25 pm It was the second incident of violence related to: the confer ence in three days irst Major Statement speech served as the first major US statement of the conference What the Communists call their War of Liberation is now being tested in Southeast Asia Rusk here in our own he added are not yet free from the same Rusk added that the hemisphere already posses Please Turn to Page 2 Column 4 Jury Convicts In Red Party Registration Case WASHINGTON (AP) The Communist: partywas con victed riday night for failure to register with the government as an agent of the Soviet Union Judge William Jones im posed the maximum penalty $230000 in fines Defense attorney Joseph or er had asked Jones to impose a mominal fine of $1 because in i ms worus inis is a test case i and because of the prohibition! ar0lin (va Ley a rea? against excessive fines in the I 1 vc yr clIlet Ameri! 8th Amendment to the Constitu whlch ave be" tion Jones did not replv to I meted out" the! maximum $10000 fine orr each in 1 overnight engagements count A US spokesman said the official count of enemvdead is peals 'in Chicago and Judges Sweet Adelines Cale Holder and William El The big bands of Anderson Stecklerof Indianapolis Please Turn to Pate 2 Column 9 1 tv special election1 to fill his two year vacancy Clingan said he had thought ofL doing' this but was dis couraged by the likelihood the new district would be Republic an rather than Democratic have been thinking about running for the new 7th Con gressional Clingan said" is" no incumbent going to be tough for a Democrat to be elected senator in my new State Sen Charles Maddox Otterbein also was elimi nated by the Klienman plan since bis home county was put in a new district assigned to holdover Sen Marvin Stew art Monon and he has no place to run However Maddox told friends during a futile campaign dur ing the reapportionment special session that he was not bitter over the outcome Although the Klineman plan gives Marion County eight sen ators the capital county does not get the 8th senator until 1969 Hails Decision Governor Branigin hailed the judicial decision as giving the state chance to get on with a lot of things we must He said that he did not favor! an appeal of the federal court 'si Ike Will Be Moved To Capital Monday (T GORDON Ga (AP) Heart specialists attending for mer President Dwight Eisen hower reported riday he is making continued satisfactory recovery and set Monday as a tentative date to move him to Walter Reed Hospital in Wash ington' Apparently the doctors still cqnsider it unsafe to transfer the general" for a few more days even though they say they irnvprincr civ Have DAr oro nlnaeArl nntti rafa tf hieiriicc fho War nn PavapIu Dpa Kif nrl K4r Tlzsn Is) A ervn I 1 i 4 uh rr j'pa vvuaiu nuuioyu tiduuu ui suacAs were oeiween varaaero cuoa ana convalescence trom a neartigrams me group wiu aiao ieas Tura 2 coiurna I Alexandria a girl i en off i I Miami International Airport seizure piro Tur to Pte 2 cohiaui Cuban Airlift Will Get Start Dec 1 WASHINGTON (UPD The State Department said a US airlift of Cuban refugees is now definitely scheduled to begin Dec 1 i A spokesman said plans have been made for the US government to charier planes from seven US air lines to bring between 3000 and 4000 Cuban refugees here each month for an indefinite time The airlines are Pan Ameri can National Delta Braniff Mackey Airlines Air Lift International and American lyers Airlines The State said it was ex pec ted there would be about nine flights a week nuee iuuRe leuerai nanei are attracting some criticism from lawmDlrprc huf VIET NAM HANOI WAGE GROWING VALLEY CLASH Ml Wy ivj I (son and rench thel partv now stands "con lprt latter jointly jvith Hancock ivicted 22 counts of failing to1 icounty ilile a registration statement thp attnrnnv Dnnpral and UllwvlVlJ novizi IE line 1935 Beverage Act: XT uie jo cent a puunu price sei Because oi raiiure to meet mim i 1 7 1 7 Anderson today accompanying statement of par mer aftpr chie oured the nriee nf comnlex on TRth St the man iy inemoersnuj iiuauces anu iiniin nA COirc ma Tniinn nnr a 9 1 ton who considers himself the member of the majority Democratic party to get by the Senate plan picked by the judges said he had been about run ning for the new 7th Congres sional instead of the legislature Clingan one of the 24 hold over senators would be blocked from running again for the state senate from his same district under the second choice man approved by the judges While the law lets Clingan carry out his term end ing in 1968 it provides for 1966 election of a new senator from the ountain Montgomery Parke Putnam district The new district also has Dr James Kirtley Crawfonfcvifle a resident The election would Coificide with the end of the current term for Kirtley and he presumably would seek re election Could Resign Nrtm A PX QnJk Ul G' nameseparatroopers a of at least 13 members who have engaged in numerous acts of vandalism here during the past several weeks Testifying on the activities of the gang known as Rapers Organization were Danny Leath i 15 1309 Bramble Way and Ro j)ert Downham" 14 4209 Hamil ton Dr both of Anderson? and (producer that did not join in ings are just shabby i 41 2 1 1 1 lln CniH'ftlZlir 1 nnbnd A z4 uni A I i i i i aa rill ini ir'iiii iu nn nn I inr i ii in i ii it izai a i i i i narlrtnor Inf nnd Ci nnd will i iuuhu vi pnvc ivuo uuiicl i i this mnnt jmnniinr lot a plumbing hatiBgand bathrooni i move soutn toward J3tn st ir 'HHiu ir navp in rwiiirn i luviuuvo luvauy uhih iui uuiiinu nrocessinn wi rnnn rntnrn nni i 11 4 uvvu leiupeidiLuus iCduniHK uno me Mom Cf nfk Cf AlUir MJipineiHb ul i lowrCOscTherMichigan State ranel Named To Rule will" dmb'an d7 coppertp European customers UL JlUNtb puiltc VoVUL Will ItdU Jonn Kelley Co Weilers ne Property were hen!) came a few hoiirsafter Gates Hoyt Wright Hook Drug Parking Demands plprabto an invitation to explosion of a terrorist bomb at Cn and Anfinna nufnc Vermin alld dlseasA nn an il dm i I 4 1 UK? VIUW VI LUC I CU 2 I Probe Juvenile Gang The appearance of three (ties which the gang apparen 1 Members of the group are youths in juvenile court ester fly has engaged recently include I aiM accused of damaging a day one charges of dehquencyi the mutilation of mail boxes broupht a threat from Lrinr IPariiw dnwn of varrt Itahto and 5011001 buS at MadlSOn Heights Jr High School entering and i rl nft ft rxin ri 4 Wzx ft 4 a I Indiana To Have Warmer Weather During Weekend By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS State Highway Needs Study Given Approval INDIANAPOLIS (UPD The Indiana Highway Commission at a riday meeting approved a much discussed study on the future "highway needs for the state The study had been author ized by the 1965 Legislature and at one time was projected for a higher cost than eventual ly was approved The plan calls for Cole and Williams as a joint venture "to make the study for $75 000 of which the state will pay only 25 per cent The remainder is to be in federal funds The study is expected to pro vide answers to questions about the proper distribution of high way funds among state county and municipal governments in addition to providing a clear picture of present road and highway situation and future needs POSITIONS ATTACKED NEW DELHI India (AP) Pakistani troops launched three attacks Thursday on Indian po sitions in western India the De fense Ministry said riday It Equal Opportunity I Workshop Convenes Today At College More than two score promi nent local and state leaders in several fields will convene on the Anderson College campus today along with workshop par icipants in observance of Equal Opportunity Day The annual event sponsored jointly by the Anderson Urban League and the Com mission on Human Relations will feature ather John La Bauve Divine Word Missionary from Indianapolis as keynote speaker His address will be de livered at a noon luncheon in the Kane Dining Room of Olt Student Center Other portions of the workshop will convene in the new Science Building on ifth Street Registration will begin at 9:30 a with the first general session slated to get underway at 10 am William Evans assistant di rector of "the State Office of Economic Opportunity will dis to die in just 15 ho days the No vember mortal ity rate about one person each two davs It shot Madison a Year Aao I 1965 trattic ton from 30 toe 37 I One of the deaths was not record 1 Hanoi regulars clashed riday night in an action broadenng" the sweep "of thela Drang Valley battle vheie US cavalrymen ara waging the stiffest Amcr 30s icaiL ground action okt a Area Scores HIGH SCHOOL 1 Winchester 86 Anderson Highland 75 Middletown 71 Pendleton itfSwjEastern Hancock 75 Han cock Central 59 Summitville 65 Yorktown 62 ovt Lapel 80 Westfield 59 ryww Mt Vernon (Hancock Co) 55 rankton 50 87 Center 63 2W3V COLLEGE Alumni 82 Anderson Col lege 80 ox EXHIBITION Globetrotters 88 Wash Generals 67 wiivvuva ui a niuoni iuiLir i iu nun a bi na xi a i i i i latter cniie ordered the nnce ot comoiex on nth st rhe man 4 1 Ln several I ficials in the annual Christmas I a senatorial candidate from was erased from the forecast Others were inVoived a drink Parade scheduled to at) scarcity ofunits were greatly substandard Madlson county and also re Sunday out ook is for partly am copper supply Kennecott Cop According to assistant City duce the nal communlca plmiHV" and mild irnnthne yt' nnlv zx I AttnrnPV I PWlc Innpc tha Kiiild lu fJMadison Heights Jr High School! The parade will from on'Me 7 i I It? I 1( lb 1 I1HII nil IB Bl Ml IK I I I the Indiana Purdue Old Oaken be C4V wav UHIVjflHU IM1MJVY Please' Turn to piles Anaconda's action complied with the health1 most inuustry oobervers DVHaws mac ft cciim rwT i An IaIaJ WU li uui amv iv to uoQUiii Vx i Li iv i jiic UCivI All C1U 1 1 4 1 I copper firms would hold fast toirnan was first cited into the 'redistrictmg alt toe'Ttorn DireCtOfS 1 i vv 1 1 1 111 ri nf 1 ipc WPfP hPintf COnSldftrWl nno OAlinl xf (niliK A fx am by three ot themum standards of the housing fh: fpHprqi rAinS nanPi blx new 0 I derson Chamber ot commerce I zx1 zxzx I Ari iiizxjxL' nil lha publications Each count car 13qq member organization rlre'l a Possiole maximum tine elected include Robert UL MVUUU The jury had retired at 4 05 1 Rolles retired Richard But pm EST to decide whether the 1 ton manager Sears Roebuck party violated the 1950 Internal! ancj "Company: PaulH New Secunty Act by refusing to tile1 "manager registration forms with the at ile Company George ftff att n'naernx irer" AUUAV ULXZ 4 AVMMJ The move similar to one isher Body plant in Marion made by the nation leading He was returning home at about! aluminum producers earlier 6:30 am He never made it I this month! came obvious The Dole he hit sunnorted a damaging the press box at the flashing caution light at the in school on three different occa Pie Turn to' Page 2 Column 3 sions and stealing and pilfering! the contents of a purse at ai Sfintfl Pfl'IYInP sock hop at the school 1 Ul UUU Downham last of the three to take the witness stand in addition to his alleged activi ties as president of the the gang is accused of violation of Itkft 10'1: 'OzxvftftVA A ft4 I lllv 1 7oO DvVvldgC rxvl torney general US Dist Judge William terian Church: and Richard Jones whohas presided over Williams manufacturing man the three week trial stressed toi ager Delco Remy Division Ikft nt'ft'A (LaI 4k rnt J2 1 HIV JUJ U1 a llldl LUC gU Cl lllll vlll 1 IltfotJ AlLivCtVI2 WU1 ovl VO had to prove that avolunteer I three year terms beginning Jan unafraid qf possible self incnm i 1 1966 and replace the following innlinn xiiftc ftxnilnLxlzi tzx fxzx i TN lunes saiu wuu nas uuereu neri xr cii Dud reuimg uieiuueia ur riaunuu back yard with garbage and 1 th? uPdern lParty to register for it Beeler red Boze John other refuse She was found stilV faces Viet' aPPea)s reversed the: Chaille Edward lanac guilty Of Violation Of health laws Namype Commumst threat Ple Turn to Page Column 9 Pleaso Turn to Pate 2 Column vate Tne secretary warning the proper disnosal of ti ash made ltl a speech to "American lATITe coin inn AlnriiilAnri ft ouiM utc Wiiuivivua VI business Legislature Changes Noted According to an approval by a panel of judges Thursday Madison County will gain one representative in the state House Representatives and will lose sole claim to its one senator sharing that senator plus one other with Hancock and Henry counties Instead of having two repre sentatives from ty in the state legislature! the county will now be represented by three Previously Madison County shared a third with neighboring Hancock Under the present system Madison County has its own Senator Bailey and shares a second with the other two counties The shared Sena tor is Melville Watsoa? of I Greenfield Hancock and Henry counties with a total population of about 80000 will pick up fa third of a The Senator who formerly represented over 125 AAA ftftftftlft YCnDcAn Wluntv UW UCUUW mauiJUll vvuuvj IVIllViai VUU11L UL ciiciuy ucaui will instead under the reap A ES District Court jury of j207 portionment plan set to go women and four men re B52jet bombers from Guam effect in 1966 have a consU turned the verdict 'guilty on rnade two more raids on sus tuency of about 210000 all 23 counts after 21 2 hours pectecj North Vietnamese posi I Candidates for the offices will of deliberation at the end of thetlons in the mountains between Jbe named in a May week of the trial the cavalry holdings and the with legislators to be elected to Party General Secretary GiisiCambodian frontier six miles to office in November Hall who sat expressionless ex the west Madison county currently is cept for a slight shrug of thei Still unexplained was a lag in (represented in the General As 1 shoulders as thf verdict was an 1 communications concerning Gemini Stopgap American Union and Organza 1 2 I tion of American States (OAS) I I urflr A AA 4'aCllQ tlAC I I I iivi rv' i iiw vuummivvu 1 sumg iicKeis to parking meter sentences on Dec 2 wnen they from the explosion rinr iudti ithA UnTiiwiuU VI OtArc Tiri '1 fti I fzxo rxrxn Or 1 Ai va it ft ft ft ft 4 I I 1 ni llLJlZ 1 A 1 L11X7 HIV XX4144 V14 1 V4 XZV i vii UH wui 1 1 vauuca i in vuiii ii iivi a Dual ti ll i nnixaront anlnndivi a a i rj I i i ftxi 1 i 41 ft 'r 1 v44Vi 4inv4MXft4 a iAmini cnarocrarr imiiuiipni 1 uursuiziv inn nusmess earns on them wind enon was made to correct both protest against the rent technitani) nda forced offi 1 Intel national Association of I ti "UU 7 I The Roarrf of'iieaith' tn meeting of American foreign ciajs to stopgap measures i Machinists (AL CIO) By mid The Noblesville police Joice Board I of Ika 1th in ad 'mimsteis here Pohce branded to keepnext spectacu afternoon almost all of the 215 Anti Comm ie Speaker More thaiL35Q people fromthe put God in our our Anderson area attended a he declared Christian Crusade anti commu nist rally at the Natonal Guard Armory here last night to hear an address by Dr Billv James Hargis Tulsa Okla head of the Christian Crusade organiza tionre The meeting was sponsored by David Hitchcock owner and operator of the American Opinion Library of Anderson Dr Hargis told the audience that the conservative movement in America would fail in ints efforts to stem the tide toward an atheistic communistic one world government unless con servatives champion faith in God re He said political action by conservativesUiad to arouse the people the dan gers of socialism and commu nism and that efforts of indi viduals and" groups to alert the nation through education had failpd and that as a last resort I the conservatives must turn to NEW YORK faith in God the Bible and nation American constitutional tree cause There was only one witness 'domestically produced copper i must turn to the Cross it must He see the crash but onl a (la after President told Trooper Duke ManghellilJohnson authorized sales fromjr auto passed his goinglthe copper stock 06(1 1 CllCub me opposite direction at a very high rate of snppd Anaconda said a 2 cent car struck the pole only mo Pound rollback to 36 cents a ments later There were no skid pound would go into effect marks Garmon was employed at the being held at the Madison Coun gatur(jav oj season tr 1 il wre ha ttrft zxf kzxftft ixrxnzx VJ UUU A IlV UTT VUUV1 Y1UI 1 released in the custody of their parents following their court appearance It was reported that re mother evicted him from the family homrar Indianapblis some: time previously re 7 The tno who appeared on the Riiekpt fnnthnii witness stand stated that mem will watclj the classic in beiship in the gang was achieved femneratnrec reaching into (hp re till! urn'll uir NLI UMllIlP mv xTxiviuguui kj ua aging ot auiomoniies Notre Dame contest at South uuougn proving to me omeriRpnH vhnnW in members of the Can? how much li Mi I I angling luwei ivinpei aiuies? Lows Sunday morning should remain above freezirig in sharpcontrast to the icy readings reg istered riday morning when the mercury dipped to 21 at La fayette The showers predicted earlier for downstate areas a were written out of the later orec asts Afternoon highs will reach thelpw 60s at some poi ts The five day outlook called for temperatures to average near normal highs of 44 52 and lows of 28 36 The next chance for rain come until early next week fot ecasters said Aft rl I a police escort will (parade followed by a color "INDIANAPOLIS A cas anclJ hpw fpHprai ppurf napi bers 01 the Christmas Observ judges was named Thursday to rille on the legality of election code amendments enacted by "the 1965 general assembly A similar panel the same day ended a four year reapportion ment court hassel by accepting two of the eight remap plans! passed during the special legis i lative session re 7 Seated on the new panel were Chief Judge John Hastings of One moment the car was screaming south on jnd 9 side of the bench in a jus headed into Alexandria of the Pcace court at Then as sudden! yas it ap peared" hurtling forward at 100 miles hour it hit the utiltv pole then there was silence and Buf ford Garmon was dead Garmon a 27 year old Sum mitville resident becamethe 8th person in Madison County PRICE 10 CENTS Rad nnnatviAHf 2 the Seventh Circuit Court of Ap Salvation Army Jaycees and violators with i i in i i ii norr Districting To Be Approved lIWlAiNAPOLiS IJPT aThp I uzhn cmirieVi fha Reuther Vows Toor7 Ilftiftftl tftJ inree juage teaerai panel are Will oe Umomzea attracting some criticism from a cnTVrtTrt zTiriT lawmakers but appeared as rn HirtGT0 surod of being the law of the CIO Vice President Walter state for the 1966 elections at Reuther said riday the coun least industrial unions will dip Sen Lee Clingan Coving in iu uieu vwir uaim ducuumb lu organize the The AL Industrial Union Department (IUD) adopted a resolution Thursday calling for a campaign to organize the 45 million heads of families who holds jobs but earn poverty level wages Total Deaths I res ft 1 VAI At that speed I 36 State Police said I i hXr A TTY ne 1 1 i 1 vrvnml ntt 4 ft I i Cl 3 3 IPS jG I HP I i mu i ni 1 1 iii mit ir i nx Garmon was killed His skull laiSest copper company E'n i enterprise system had been crushed day rolled back the price of I conservative nerp was on nnp witness uvuHvii He see the crash buton1 a la after President aPnnninn Cnr Tun Healthviolators THft A nrlnrcnu Dnntvl r9 Uzinlf lii iiiv niiuuiouii uvchu vi uuaiui preferred action against two Aiiuersmi resiueuis one con i cerninv inhabitable surrnund pressure The "government an 1 and the other dealing with nounced Thursday it was in 1 disposal of refuge I Rusk Warninq reauce 1uhiou Chilean occupancy Two of the buildings Af Uxtriirnlibrn unmors have been condemned The oth iU I 14611115011616 hich began ers aie Just Jones' 1 25 at its Braden Mine I saL I I hrOflt HOn property Chile cae involves a ihivmj viyvu I pL ftfti ft ft ftftft ft ft majtr Producer I riq DE JANEIRO (UPD i i uru i ift i niupi' 1 1 1 1 1 1 i ixn ance committee Miss hnst mas Carol candidates will ride pleas Tirn to column in different sections of the pa rade Rlnafc ora Rxxmrr cnAncnrivl kP ft WAX MVXM DjAlUgiU VU MJ John Kelley Co Weilers 1 A Ju' uVi i0SSr 1 fl HBiA i IBB ')l wNtJiJliJipiJ1 Wi 1 1 SIS Bl I I 'Ik I A 9G IB I.