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Times News Service Member of Audit Bureau of Circulations EL PASO. TEXAS. SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 20, 1964 1 10 PAGES IN TWELVE SECTIONS-PRICE 20 CENTS 84th Year No. 264 -4 Wants War Claim Chime se Texas In Scoreless Tie Miners, North Make Vow To Aid Neighbors Tokyo.

(AP) Communist China Sunday accused the United States of preparing "to step over the brink of war and commit new acts of war" against North Viet Nam. It promised its neighbor North Viet Nam a helping hand. Both Miss Scoring Chances Defense Chief Fin ally Confirm Gulf Firings By PAT THOMPSON Times Sports Writer Denton, Tex. Texas Western's Miners and the North Texas State Eagles played to a scoreless tie Vendor Killed; Girls Held Two El Paso girls, 17 and 16, were being held in a Juarez jail late Saturday night after allegedly leaving the scene of a hit and run accident on Delta Drive which killed an ice cream vendor, Juan Fabela Betancourt, 36, of 61 Palm St. Betancourt's ice cream scooter was struck from behind by a car reportedly driven by Miss Virginia Silva, 17, of 701 S.

Tornillo Apt. 5. A passenger in her car was Miss Estella Minjares, 16, of 404 Fox Drive, Apt. 322. The accident occurred shortly before 6 p.m.

274 feet west of Washington. (AP) Secretary of Defense Robert S. Mc-Namara announced Saturday that two U.S. destroyers opened fire on four unidentified vessels which approached them Friday in the Gulf of Tonkin. He thereby officially confirmed nearly 22 hours after first reports reached the Pentagon that there has been a fresh flare- here Saturday night.

It was the third such tie on an opening night for the two teams. The game was one of inches with waters off war-torn up in the I kjI the Miners fumbling away an ap- i parent touchdown on the North Texas State goal line and later Pentagon. Later, a Pentagon source who specified that he not be identified, said McNamara's report "apparently closed the The charge was made by Peking People's Daily, the official organ of the Chinese Communist party, in expressing support for North Viet Nam in the Sept. 18 Gulf of Tonkin incident. "The Chinese government and people have solemnly declared that aggression by the United States against the DRV Democratic Republic of North Viet Nam means aggression against China and that the Chinese people will not sit idly by without lending a helping hand," the People's Daily said in its editorial.

The full text of the editorial was carried by the official New China News Agency in a broadcast monitored here. incident for all practical pur poses." Elsewhere, though, the inci dent was anything but closed Foreign Minister Xuan Thuy Shelter Place on Delta Drive. According to witnesses, the car did not slow down after hitting the of North Viet Nam said the U.S. government "must bear full responsibility for all serious consequences" arising from it. Viet Nam.

McNamara said the unidentified vessels presumably they were North Vietnamese torpedo boats but he didn't say so "menaced" the American destroyers. And, he said, the vessels "because of their dispositions, courses and speed, indicated hostile intent." But at no point in the secretary's 147-word statement did he indicate that the four vessels fired at the American destroyers. The Pentagon chief said the incident occurred at night. A high White House source, meanwhile, also emphasized this and declared that if the U.S. destroyer had not responded as they did "you would want to know why." McNamara did not stay for scooter.

missing a crucial first down by inches with seconds to play. The closest the Eagles got to scoring was a wide kick on a field goal attempt. A brief halftime rain made play in the second half somewhat slippery. Texas Western knocked on the touchdown door in the first and final periods while the Eagles dominated play in the third stanza. North Texas State missed three chances to break into the scoring column in that third quarter while the Miner offense was punchless.

The El Pasoans took the second half kickoff and appeared toj be strumming up a drive but Eagle Robert Finklea pounced on He addressed his statement to I U.S. Secretary of Defense Rob- Police said the two girls stop the cochairmen and participating ert S. McNamara announced Sat ped a few blocks from the acci 1 dent and atemoted to hand a bottle of beer to Rene Rodriguez countries of the 1954 Geneva Conference the guaranteed independence. He "categorically" denied that North Viet Nam provoked the in PRESENTS FOR PRESIDENTS Mayor Judson Williams shows off the presents which the City of El Paso will give to President Lopez Mateos and President Lyndon Johnson when they meet in El Paso Friday. The presents are plaques bearing an etching of a map of the Chamizal zone and two braces of special .45 pistols, bearing the name Chamizal Scout.

(Times Staff Photo) of 308 Cullen an eye witness to the accident. Rodriguez was standing on the corner of Delta Drive and Hammett Street. He cident and asked that "the U.S. refused to take the bottle. The driver then trew the bottle into the street and sped away.

scheme for renewed war acts" against his country be checked. "No battleship of any kind of (Continued on Page 5-A, Col. 2) after Teading questions statement his the a Ray Jackson fumble. to newsmen at urday tnat two u.b. destroyers on routine patrol in the Gulf of Tonkin "were menaced by four unidentified vessels" Friday, and fired warning shots.

He said the approaching craft then disappeared. DENIES PRESENCE A spokesman for the Communist North Vietnamese, however, denied the presence of any Communist warships at the time of the incident. The editorial described the incident as an attempt "to create a pretext for new acts of war" against North Viet Nam and charged: "The U.S. government's play Quarterback Neal Wilson ma Presidents To Pass Cuba Talk Police said the girls drove to Cordova Bridge in search of a repair shop. A Juarez man heard neuvered North Texas to two first downs sending fullback A a radio bulletin about the hit and Special Gifts Readied For Presidents9 Visit Pistols and plaques will be presented to Presidents Lopez Mateos and Lyndon Johnson by City of El Paso Friday when they meet in the Chamizal area.

The pistol presentation will be a continuation of a practice Mayor Judson Williams started in 1963 when the late President D. Whitfield 10 yards to the Min run vehicle, saw the car at a Juarez garage and called Juarez er 15. The bandits stiffened again allowing Whitfield three and five (Continued on Page 1-F, Col. 1) By RAMON VILLALOBOS There is one thing certain when authorities. Inspector Jesus Chacon of Juar Special Meeting Held On Assassination Report Times Washington Bureau Washington.

The report on President Kennedy's death, expected to come out this week, evidently will have some special problem or requirement in connection with distribution. The White House held a by invitation only, briefing Saturday, for bureau heads and heads of newspaper chains. But ez ordered the girls arrested President Lyndon Johnson and President Adolfo Lopez Mateos about 7 p.m. after being notified John Kennedy came to town. of their location by El Paso Po Then Mayor Williams rounded meet in El Paso next Friday morning Communist Cuba will lice.

up a brace of oldtime .45 Colt El Paso detective Raul Pa Texas GOPs Plan Tours Of State not be on their agenda. alias was sent to the Juarez Senator Praises Mexico Although no official agenda of jail to make positive identifica it was noted that representatives ox numerous individual large the meeting has been made public by either the Mexican For tion on the girls with photographs also. newspapers were present and statements. He said Miss One man from a New York news eign Office or the U.S. State De Austin.

(AP) Texas Re Silva admitted driving the car, but did not know that the man partment, high ranking government officials from both coun publicans announced plans Sat Liberal, Tory Press Pins Handed Out urday for a series of state-wide tries preparing the historic reception feel confident the two ing with fire has greatly increased the danger of extending (Continued on Page 5-A, Col. 1) Author's Friends Mourn Death Austin. (AP) Friends of J. Frank Dobie, from President Johnson to neighbors living near his modest white frame house, mourned Saturday the death of the cowboy turned educator and writer. Washington.

(AP) Mexico won high praise Saturday from Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield, as he called attention to the meeting next Friday between campaign tours in which most of the state candidates will (Continued on Page 3-A, Col. 1) Thousands TX Tfc travel together. paper, The Post, flew here to attend. As far as could be learned, no representative of a Texas paper was there. When one Texas correspondent asked if she might go in, George Reddy, press secretary to the President, said no.

He assured this correspondent that no news concerning the contents of the report itself was to be issued at the Saturday meeting. Only "technical details" in the presidents of the two nations. pistols and presented them to President Kennedy. The Colt company became intrigued with the idea of Presidents Mateos and Johnson meeting at the Chamizal so they struck a special pistol, the .45 Chamizal Scout. When Mayor Williams heard about this, he ordered the first two braces.

They have the names of the Presidents engraved. Each brace is in a separate specially-made box. The box bears the flags of Mexico and the U.S. in a special design. "Chamizal Treaty" and the dates "1867-1964" are on the box.

The mayor also will present marble plaques designed at Williams' request by Wiltz Harrison, professor of applied arts at Texas Western College a top jewelry Jack Crichton, Republican nominee for governor, who will near narrv lead the tours, said the first of At the same time, Mansfield appeared to defend Mexico's refusal to join 19 other Western Hemisphere nations in the effort two trips in a big gold-colored presidents will not discuss Mexico's refusal to apply economic sanctions against Cuba. But there is strong indication the salinity of the Colorado River, which has caused considerable damage in the rich Mexicali Valley cotton-producing area of Baja California, may be the highlight of the scheduled two-hour meeting of the presidents. In Mexico as a whole, the Colorado River problem and the pros Humphrey bus will begin Sept. 30 in Tyler and end three days later in Austin. A second bus trip is set for "to cut off relations with Fidel Castro's Communist Cuba." Although disagreeing with Mex connection with distribution were Buffalo, N.D.

(AP) Oct. 12, originating in El Paso and ending in Houston. There to be discussed. Reedy said he Thousands stood in a chill rain St. Louis, Mo.

(AP) Reporters covering the campaign of Sen. Barry Goldwater got presents from the GOP nominee's staff Saturday: Little gold press pins. On some are inscribed the words: "Eastern Liberal Press" and on other appears the legend "Western Tory Press." Labor Party Members Stone Prince Philip ico's decision, Mansfield said in a statement that "we should not will be an Oct. 27 plane tour of Saturday to hear Sens. Barry the major cities not included in Goldwater and Hubert H.

Hum expect our friends to unswerv phrey attack each other's farm ingly adhere to our policies any the first two tours. "This is a history-making ven He died of a heart attack Friday at 75. Many of the mourners are scholars, the type of person often on the receiving end of sharp words from the free-ranging, outspoken Dobie. He has no use for doctoral degrees "that's simply transferring the bones from one graveyard to the next" designer and craftsman. program as "bureaucratic med more than we can be expected pects of restrictions on Mexican sugar shipments to the United States, are considered of much greater importance than Fidel Castro's Cuba.

Harrison etched on the marble dhng" and "a death sentence to always to adhere to theirs." a map or tne cnamizai. He also agriculture." ture in Texas politics that will emphasize the Republican Party is making an all-out effort to elect a full slate of state Republican candidates as well as candi Mansfield said the purpose of the foreign policies of the United etched wording on a copper plate. The Republican presidential Reports which have filtered to For Mateos, the wording is in and once recommended aboli candidate and the Democratic nominee for vice president. States "is to build free, independent and democratic allies, Spanish. would have a full briefing for news correspondents in advance of the release.

It could not be learned why the meeting was necessary. Every year, all newsmen fully accredited are permitted to attend the advance briefing on the Bureau cf the Budget, a report that weighs pounds and comes in sev-eial different forms. But no "technical details" regarding "distribution" are put out in advance to bureau heads, although it is about the biggest report issued in government. Among those at Saturday's meeting were representatives of Reuters, France Press, AP, UPI, the border from Mexico City quote veteran diplomatic observers as believing President Lopez tion of the University of Texas college of education while a pro Valletta, Malta. (AP) An spoke to crowds estimated at able to withstand Communist ef The wording for the plaque which will be given to Presi angry mob of Malta's Labor Party over 50,000 on the site of the forts at subversion.

It is not to fessor there. dent Johnson will be "To Lyn members stoned British cars and Mateos will make one of his last major diplomatic moves by ask National Plowing Contest in convert sovereign nations into don B. Johnson president of the shouted "down with Britain" Some of the mourners, such as Gov. John Connally and Sen. eastern North Dakota.

'yes President Johnson will meet United States, commemoratine Saturday as Prince Philip, Queen Elizabeth's husband, arrived for ing President Johnson for an amicable solution to the salt and sugar problems. ooiawater, aitnougn his prepared remarks concentrated his historic meeting with Adolfo Ralph Yarborough, are politicians, another group which has Lopez Mateos, president of the Friday with Mexican President Lopez Mateos near El Paso "to felt the sting of Dobie's words. independence ceremonies Sunday Philip's car was quickly re Mexican industry sources Republic of Mexico and the Pass commemorate the official turn feared a reduction in the current dates for federal offices," Crichton said. In addition to the statewide candidates, an elephant, named Beulah from Houston, will make the tours, Crichton said, Beulah made her debut at the Republican State Convention Sept 15 in Austin wearing a Crichton sign. Those joining Crichton on all the tours will be State Rep.

Horace Houston, nominee for lieutenant governor; Kohn Trice, attorney general nominee; T. E. Kennerly, State Supreme Court (Continued on Page 5-A, Col. 4) of the North and for his en routed when stones smashed into He told at least two Texas governors they were not fit for the office, and called one lieutenant over of the Chamizal territory" sugar quota to the deavors in bringing about the the official limousine heading Los Angeles Times, New York U.S. will seriously affect the Mansfield said, adding: culmination of the Chamizal from the airport to the island's Times, New York Herald Trib country's economic structure Treaty, a dramatic end to many "Chamizal has long been an (Continued on Page 3-A, Col.

1) une, Baltimore Sun, Kansas City capital of Valletta. No one was reported injured. (Continued on page 5-A, CoL 3) years of peaceful negotiations to Star, St. Louis Post Dispatch, settle a difficult boundary dis mainly on world affairs, pledged to the farmers: "I will stop this bureaucratic meddling in your private affairs." Humphrey, responding to a chant of "We want Hubert," recited part of Goldwater's farm voting record and drew his loudest ovation of a 30-minute talk by asking: "With a record like that, is Sen. Goldwater the man you want to trust with the destiny of American agriculture?" Westinghouse Broadcasting, and Unarmed Malta police tried to control the crowd of some 4,000 pute.

Here begins a program that governor a "homemade fascist" during a long argument following Dobie's comment that Davy Crockett was ignorant. Dobie and Johnson, however, were warm friends. He said of the President in July: "I'm very strong for him, for demonstrators as it spilled into Scripps Howard. 13 DIE Lima, Peru. (AP) Thirteen Case Prods Department To Push Bobby Baker Suit the street outside Labor Dartv will strengthen the ties of friendship, freedom, culture, and commerce with all the Americas at the gateway cities of EI Paso, Texas and Ciudad Juarez, headquarters in suburban Marsa.

The labor party claims the is persons perished and 16 were in land's independence in close as what he stands for and for his sociation with Britain constitutes jured Saturday when a bus drove off the edge of the precipice of Colpa, near Huancayo about 190 Washington. (AP) Sen. Clifford P. Case, prodded the Justice Department Saturday to sue Bobby G. Baker for any outside profits Baker realized while serving as secretary ability in accomplishing what a "sellout" and "British he stands for.

CROWD ROARS A roar of "no" rose miles from here. "I don't suppose there was from to the Senate's Democratic majority. Case made public a letter he wrote to acting Atty. Gen. Nichols ever a vice president who took.

de B. Katzenbach, protesting there has been no action on suggestion he made early in a over the presidency so well informed." Services will be held at 4 p.m. Sunday at Hogg Auditorium on Sunday Times Index to pay over to the U.S. govern July that the Justice Depart ment file a recovery suit. Palestine OKs School Bond Issue Palestine, Tex.

(AP) Voters in the Palestine Independent School District Saturday authorized issuance of $1.3 million in bonds to finance construction of a new high school, elementary school and additions to present structures. It was the biggest bond project many in the audience, comprised largely of North Dako-tans whose state has not been carried by a Democratic presidential candidate since Franklin D. Roosevelt did it in 1936. Plowing contest officials estimated the crowd at 55,000 to while Humphrey was speaking and 65,000 to 70,000 when ment any profits he has made through the use of his influence and the prestige of his office as Baker, 36, resigned under fire secretary to the Senate majori from his Senate post last Oct. 7 after questions were raised about his multiple outside business and financial Democrats Feel Solid South 'Expendable' In Election.

Story Page 1-G. ty." the University of Texas campus. Frank Wardlaw. director of the University of Texas Press, and Dr. Edmund Heinsohn, pastor emeritus of the University Methodist Church, will offer remarks.

Burial will follow in the State Cemetery. Since then, Case said, he has uoiawater spoke. heard nothing from the depart dealings. ment other than a July 16 letter ocvciai uoiawater posters A subsequent Senate Rules in the city's history, and passed Few Copies Of Spanish BookRemain With only a few copies of "Spanish In Our Times' left, El Paso Times readers were urged to order their copy quickly. Complete details on the widely acclaimed book are included in the advertisement on 1-G today.

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were evment while the Demo from Asst. Atty. Gen. John W. Committee investigation dis by a three-to-one margin.

crane vice presidential candi closed that he had accumulated Douglas assuring him that "the department will examine your a claimed fortune in excess of $2 million while on the Senate payroll. Today's Prayer date talked, but it was a solid sea of GOP banners which greeted the Republican nominee for president. "Give 'em Hell, Hubert," one supporter's sign for (Continued on Page 5-A, Col. 1) suggestions. Case's letter also called attention to the recent charge of Sen.

John J. Williams, that Matthew McCloskey, Philadel In a report to the Senate, the committee said Baker was Tom Lea Named As Pallbearer By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Tom Lea of El Paso will be a pallbearer in the funeral of J. Frank Dobie, it was announced Saturday. Other pallbearers will be Lon L. Tinkle of Dallas; Mody C.

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Williams charged that $25,000 Austin; John Henry Faulk of Aus memorandum early in July "suggesting that the Depart tin; Ned Bradford of deficit in trade and commercial operations for August for the third straight month, the Finance of this was channeled through ment of Justice institute a civil James P. Hart of Austin; Joa BaKer to the Kennedy-Johnson 1960 campaign fund. B. Frantz of Austin, and Warren action to require Bobby Baker Ministry disclosed Saturday. Roberts of Austin..