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V- RE AT ST NEWSPAPER 1 THE D'Sl The American Paper for Americans 64 PAGES, 4 SECTIONS lQc TUESDAY, MAY 23, 1967 it 120th YEAR No. 143 1967 Chicago" Tribune 7j)n ('A n7 o). 3 1 ISRAELI SHIPS Mill 0 Gum Senmle wmer ED FROM Study Bonds nnnnn GULF SHIPS THAT PASS IN THE NIGHT WIRETAP QUIZ Kizas Wrote The Editor's of. the News Tuesday, May 23, 1967 IS ORDERED III Arabs Dare Foe CALLED HELP! 10 POLICE III RIOT CUM in Suburbs to Start War I0FFA TRIAL BY JOHN OSWALD AND RONALD KOZIOL Associate Judge Louis W. Evacuate Americana JERUSALEM.

May 23 Kizas. set scores of bail bonds Will Review Aid in suburban police stations thruout the county, Chief Judge INTERNATIONAL President Gamal Abdel Nasser says that Egypt has de-cided to close the Gulf of Aqaba, Israel's southern outlet to the sea, to all ships flying Israeli flags or carrying strategic materials. Page 1 Explosions and fire fed by House Approval Jseen Likely in Conviction John S. Boyle of Circuit court disclosed yesterday. These bonds set by the 64- year-old Kizas were discovered BY GEORGE TAGGE tChicagn Tribune Press Senrieel Springfield, 111., May 22 Gun over the week-end by 60 investi i 1 1 1 fl li7 ftiTciw i i i i i 1 I gators from the state's attor ney's office and aids of Judge control thru registration of owners rather Boyle.

RAISED EYEBROWS Justice William O. Douglas causes stir with dissent in immigration case in which he says it is common knowledge that homosexuals served with distinction both in legislative and in executive branches of government. Story on page 4. Tuesday (UPD The United States embassy today said Americans in Israel are being evacuated because of the -threat of a full-scale mid-East war. The evacuation began as Israeli Premier Levi Eshkol called an emergency meeting of the nation's securi- ty panel to discuss Egypt's blockade of the Gulf of Aqaba.

CAIRO, Egypt, May 22 TReu-ters President Gamal Abdel Nasser said today that the United Arab Republic Egypt has decided to close the Gulf of Aqaba Israel's southern outlet to the sea to all ships flying Israeli flags or carrying strategic materials. Boyle said the investigation than weapons is provided in cardboard displays for an "American week" sale destroy Brussels biggest department store with 22 lives lost, 100 persons injured, and at least 204 reported missing. Page 3 NATIONAL The United States Supreme court orders the federal Dis was made in five suburban dis- ia bill passed today by the tt' (i Senate and sent Jf 1 to the House PREVENTING BAIL BOND ABUSE See e'ditorial on page IS BY WILLIAM KLIXG rChicano Tribune Press Service for likely Washington'May 22 The tricts of the Circuit court, and trict court in Chicago to determine whether admitted gov United States Supreme court included bond record checks at ordered the federal District ernment wiretapping aided in OIL gun control bill 105 police stations. court in Chicago today to determine, whether admitted, gov convicting James R. Hoffa, teamster union leader.

Page 1 Sets 1,000 Bonds A Tribune investigation ernment wiretapping aided in Illinois Senate approves bill showed that Kizas, a Republican, had set 1,000 bonds in the to register gun owners instead of weapons. Page 1 convicting James R. Hoffa, teamster union leader, of fraud I and conspiracy in 1964. Fleeing Flames POLICE HUNT 2 last 17 months in the city's 21 Illinois Senate unanimously Should the District court con to be passed by either chamber and likely will be the only such measure to reach Gov. Kerner for signature.

No gun control measure made any headway in the 1965 session despite fervent support from Mayor Daley of Chicago and assorted crusaders. Cite Effect in Fuots What cracked the shell of police districts. There was no comment immediately from Israel but that nation's government has announced that any attempt by Egypt to close Aqaba gulf's Strait of Tiran, thereby sealing off the port of Eilat, will be regarded as an act of war. Forbids All Shipping Speaking to airmen at an advanced air force headquarters in Sinai, Nasser said all Israeli Judge Boyle said that the passes a credit reform package and sends it to House. Page 7 clude after the hearing that evidence used against Hoffa and LOST CHILDREN suburban check of bond books six co-defendants was "taint would raise that total number, President Johnson proclaims Memorial day as "a' day of ed" by the wiretapping, it must but he declined to say by how much.

prayer for permanent peace order a new trial in the case, the Supreme court said. Search Is Pushed on and calls again on Hanoi lead The chief judge also said that he is investigating reports that ers to join him in charting an North Side end to the war. Page 9 Kizas visited several suburban police stations last week to grass roots resistance this session was the whisper that such a law is vital to help police guard against large scale armed assaults in racial disturbances. Len. W.

Russell Arrington Taylor Caldwell, the novelist and grandmother of two Amer n.i Kr- 1 4 A special police plan was put study bond records. and strategic material ships will be forbidden to pass in and out of the gulf past Sharm el Sheikh at the mouth of the gulf. Reliable Cairo sources reported that an Egyptian cruis- into effect this morning" in a icans serving in Viet Nam, Relieved of Duties Kizas was relieved of his search for a 4-year-old girl and accuses Canada of providing In Chicago, Judge Richard B. Austin of federal District court, who presided at the 13-week Hoffa trial, said he would be ready as early as next week to hold the wiretap hearing. Bugging Is Admitted The department of justice told the Supreme court last month that a Hoffa associate, S.

George Burris, a co-defendant, was "bugged" by the Federal a 10-year-old boy missing from duties in Small Claims court communist China with war ma on May 11 after disclosures that he had visited police sta their north side homes overnight. The girl, Charlotte Johnson, terials. Page 10 A combat marine writes tions at all hours to set bonds of 2258 Greenview was last home that almost all the Americans killed in a recent Viet for accused A commission convened by Nam battle died as they tried the Illinois Supreme court will seen about 7 p. m. playing near a neighbor's home at 2306 Greenview av.

The search was intensified Evanstoh, majority leader, was asked whether his bill will reduce fatalities in rioting. "Of course it will," Arrington. replied. "There is no doubt about it." Sen. Paul Simon Troy said that a provision in California law requiring seven days' notice to purchase firearms "was valuable in Watts, probably saving hundreds of lives." Refers to California Arrington said his bill is far hear charges of official misconduct against Kizas.

to unjam rifles. Sec. 1A, p. 1 Svetlana Alliluyeva, daughter of the late Josef Stalin, Russian i A second associate ludge, Mediierranean 100 MILES Seo -JTj -L-Conoi i I A I EILATAOABA MjGulf ot jA off Tiran i SAUDI arabia egypt! (UJLR5: i '3v Red Sea James E. Murphy, did not set communist dictator, is denounced for leaving the Soviet when the police learned that the boy, George Valdez, was reported missing an hour-and-a-half later from his home just two blocks away at" 2228 Wayne av.

Union by her son Iosif, 22 year-old medical student, v- (' I ji ii friends say. Sec. 1A, p. 11 LOCAL The investigation of. terror and torture in the Bridewell is Hoffa (left) and Austin Bureau "of Investigation- during 1 PoIicet Dogs Search police, cars aided by police dogs, detectives of the: youth division, and tactical-units "-were dombing a 2V4-mile-long strip between, Fullerton and Armitage- avenues arid the lake and.

the north branch of any bonds in the suburban areas, Judge Boyle said. Stories Name Him Murphy's name entered the investigation after The Tribune revealed Saturday that he, too, had been setting large numbers of bonds, including many for gamblers. Judge Boyle said his investigators determined that Murphy had set 702 bonds in less than two years at different police districts. A check of bond records in the Central district by The Continued on page 2, col. 1 its investigation of the use of er, four torpedo boats and two submarines had passed thru the teamster pension fund money superior to the California law.

Recently a band of Negro insurgents appeared at the capitol in Sacramento displaying many varieties of firearms. Despite the consternation they caused among the lawmakers, none could be arrested or disarmed because the California law merely prohibits concealed firearms in public. Mayor Daley's bill to register guns was approved by a House committee but was killed last Continued on page 7, col. 1 Suez canal, apparently heading for the Red sea and a possible to finance rehabilitation of a Sun Valley real estate AP Wirephoto: By Cable from Brussels blockade of the gulf. the Chicago river.

expanded to hospital. Page 5 Rep. Leslie Arenas 111. assails pressure for open housing laws before Weston gets new atomic plant as "blackjack." Page Judge urges higher bonds in traffic cases to cut rate of forfeitures. Sec.

2, p. 10 BUSINESS Losses trimmed on the New "We are now face to face Police were investigating to As the FBI listened in, Bur with Israel and if they want to Woman crouching on fourth floor ledge of fiery department, store in Brussels, frantically deciding whether to wait for rescuers or leap. (Story on page 3) ris discussed one aspect of the investment transactigns that see if the disappearances oi the two children were linked. try their luck without Britain later figured in the fraud and The girl's mother, Mrs. Mary and France, we await them, Nasser said.

This was a refer Johnson, 38, told police three conspiracy trial, the justice department said. ence to the fighting in 1956 of her. four children were play when Britain and France sup Marotiitz Sees Lawless Days Hoffa and his co-defendants, ing in the neighborhood at 7:30 York Stock exchange, but list ported Israel. including Burris-, were found p. m.

when she. called them in ends lower. Sec. 3, p. 7 guilty, by a jury in Chicago.

Hoffa was sentenced to five Welcomes Israeli Threat 'The Israeli flag will not to Come Home Without Charlotte a 1 1 W. Heller predicts economy will surge in second half. Sec. 3, p. 7 in Turbulent Chicago Epoch THE WEATHER TUESDAY.

MAY 23, 1W7 CHICAGO AND VICINITY: Cloudy and warmer today with showers and thunder-showers likely; in upper 60s; low, in 50s; south to southeast winds increasing to 15 to 22 m. p. h. Tomorrow: Partly sunny and mild; high, about 70. vfmTBF.R ILLINOIS: Partly The two older children by a pass thru Aqaba gulf and our sovereignty over the gulf entrance is not negotiable.

product of a very devout, strict previous marriage, George 15, and his sister, years in prison. Doesn't Affect Jail Case The court's order of today does not affect Hoffa's other conviction in 1964 in Chatta-? EDITORIAL Did Somebody Mention Econ ly orthodox Jewish home. His parents observed the letter and Israel wants to threaten us with Brutality and Terror at Katherine, 14, who had been playing nearby, came home, but without war they are welcome," he said. Bridewell; Preventing Bail nooga, for jury tamper Third in a series of articles cn the rise of Judge Abraham Lincoln Marovitz from the west side slums of Chicago to the federal District court bench. BY WAYNE THOMIS Abraham Lincoln Marovitz spirit of every ritual as the judge continues to do to this day.

His mother and father Bond Abuses; It Takes One to EevDt was reriorted to have ing when he was on trial for The frantic mother began Page 16 cloudy and a little warmer loaay with showers liXely; high, upper MUW uue- rejected the western and Israeli conspiracy in Nashville in 1962. emphasized in spite of their 60s north to 70s south; cloudy view that the Strait of Tiran is Hoffa, who is serving an eight searching the neighborhood for the child. She went first to the Rainbow park playground at Features continuing financial straits the idealistic and philosophic an international waterway be year sentence in the Lewisburg, tonight; low, mostly in the 40s. Tomorrow: Mostly with little temperature change. federal penitentiary on was 22 years old when he be Janssen and Webster avenues.

elements, of the Hebrew reli cause the Gulf of Aqaba bor-ders on Egypt's Sinai penin that conviction, has demanded eion. And these of course, No one reported seeing the little girl. a new trial, alleging that the gan trial work as an assistant prosecutor under the late Robert; Crowe, serving were foreign to the mores of sula, Israel, Jordan and Saudi Arabia. WEATHERMAN'S RECORD His forecast for yesterday was:" Mostly soonr. with hi 9k io the lower Ms; tow, im the 40s.

FBI used illegal wiretaps to the city-jungle around them. Reliable sources in Cairo in Mrs. Johnson then went to the playground of the Thomas branch of the Headley school, Some of this contrast left gam evidence against mm in that case, too. TEMPERATURES IN CHICAGO Bridge by Goren Sec.2, p. 4 Crossword puzzle Sec.

2, p. 7 Drama, music, movies 2 Home Garden Sec. 1A p. 9 How to Keep Well Page 16 Jumble 2, p. 7 Line o' Type or Two 16 Living Faith Sec.

1A, p. 2 Mary Merryfield 2, p. 3 New York Report 1A, p. 6 even the pragmatic young law his-final years as Cook, county's stateV attorney. The era was one of the most 'turbulent1 dicated that non-Israeli shipping entering the gulf would No ruling has been made in 1445 Belden av.

She called on yer confused. the Chattanooea case, altho be examined by Egyptian offi neighbors, but could find no Crowe as state's i Robert Hoffa's attorneys unexpectedly Recalls Sordid Trial one who had seen the girl 7 a. ...42 I a. 57 11 a. 43 1 4:30 Midnight 41 a.

44 5. 54 la. 44 10a.m.. 45 I 4 P. 54 2 a.

...44 11a.m.. 49; 7 a. 52 3 a. 44 Nooa ...52: Op. ...48 1 in 53 I 45 5 a.

44 2 a. a 55 10 p. ai 44 I a.m...47 3 a. 5 1 i in city politics and probably the bloodiest and' most "lawless refused Mav 9 to proceed witn attorney. cials and that cargo from Israel or for Israel 'would be re VI got started in the courts a scheduled hearing on 19 sworn with a trial resulting from a in the annals of "Chicago crime.

after 7 p. m. Description of Girl moved. xaer schoolmates or acquaintances from the streets. This is the same procedure man having been charged with molesting his own two daugh affidavits describing the Dug ging." Admits Hearing Talk Certainly he knew most of After canvassing the neighborhood for three hours, the that has been applied to Suez canal shipping since- the Arab-.

From Devout. Home As a child of his times, Little Abe, as the judge calls him Riddle Sec. 2, p. 7 TV and Radio 1A, p. 10 Tower Ticker.

Page 18 Weather Page 14 Your Horoscope Sec. 2, p. 7 ters," Judge Marovitz remem the brutal facts of daily exist mother called the police. bers with some pain The Supreme court refused todav a plea from Solicitor ence in the more or less open underworld of that area.j He I could think of no more "She said Charlotte is 3 feet, 6 inches tall, with blond hair. General Thareood Marshall Want Ads Section 2 self, when recounting some of this personal story, was a bright and knowledgeable slum heinous crime," he says.

that only Burris' conviction be was aware of organized, gambling and protected; prostitu She was wearing a blue was really outraged. I had not CARTOONS remanded to determine what sweater, brown dress, red knee tHion. tLow. Estimted. THE MOON tu a Sunrise, 5:24.

Soaset, :11. Moonrise, p. m. Eveoin stars: Venus. Jupiter, and Mars.

MomiM star: Satora. For 24 hours ended 1 a. nv. May 23: Meaa teaiperatare, 50 deoreos; normal, 42; month's defieieocy. 147; year's deficiency, aomidity, 7 a.

07 per p. S7; 7 p. 50. Precipitation, none; month's total, inch. May normal, 3.73 inches; year's total 13.7 inches; excess thru April 30, 3.50 inches.

Hiohcst wind yelocity, 21 m. a. n. at 1:27 a. B.

from northeast. Banwetec, 7 a. M.3; 7 30.21. Map and other reports on pape 14 Israeli war in 1948. Egypt ior-bids Israeli ships passage thru the Suez.

Nasser said Egypt was banning the passage of "strategic materials" thru the gulf even if they were carried by non-Israeli vessels. Nasser also said that if the United States, Britain and Sec Pf. sown my own oats and contribution, if any, wiretap-ninff daved in the case. tion; of beer running ana alcohol delivery routes. And he socks, and black shoes.

Lau9hin Matter 14 Lollv 2 9 Sec Pa. A9i I All in Sport. 2 Andy Capp 2 Basset 2 9 had not been very much concerned about, nor did I know Mac Dirot 3 Mrs. Johnson has another knew a good deal about the "kid." He had grown to young manhood in the "bloody Twentieth," as the ward was widely known. Many of the hard-cases and mobsters who were to figure in sensa'tional affairs over Moon Mullins Spt.

I Peanuts 2 1 child, John, 2. Her husband, Batman 10 much about sex 1 3 I The Neighbors 14 Brenda Starr Robert, 33, is serving a sen gang wars and the gun Daiues between hoodlum- organizations river "territorial rights'." 2 2 Woody's World Spt. 4 Den lis went into court perfectly tence in the penitentiary at Marshall admitted, that FBI agents overheard with a hidden microphone a half-hour conversation on Dec. 2, 1963, in Miami Continued on page 4, col. 4 sr.

Spt. 3 Comic Page ..2 7 Gil Thorn Continued on page col. 11 Continued on page 2, col. 21 At the same time he was the the next few decades were for- Continued on page 2, col. 1 Obituaries-' Sec.

2, p. 8.

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