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DAILY- EWis, -THUKiJlJAi AUUUa- -rtr laoa Besiroyer Sqmdrm thief Missing '-at Newport, R. Aug. 11 (Special) Capt. Robert R. Carter, 47, vanished from his flagship at sea today leaving a riddle that baffled and bewildered Pentagon brass.

stroyers, Carter was known by his subordinates as a just and even-tempered officer. (In Washington, the Pentagon said there was no indication of foul play in any reports it had received. It pointed out that the weather had been bad in the area.) Nearly all of Carter's Navy career has been concerned with destroyers. His last previous assignment was a two-year stretch as commanding officer of the Naval Destroyer School here. His wife, Margaret, and daughters, Roberta, 19, Donna Ross, 17, and Sharon, 14, live here.

Navy records list Larchmont, N. as his home town. A 1942 graduate of Annapolis, Carter was aboard the Quincy when it was sunk in the World War II battle of the Savo Islands. He was wounded in the sinking After the war he commanded the destroyer escorts Gunasons and Span-gler and the destroyer McGowan. Carter, named commander of the Destroyer Squadron 20 eight days ago, was reported missing from the destroyer Newman K.

Perry at 5 A.M. He was last seen four hours earlier. With no clue to his disappearance, a massive search of the area, 350 miles north of Bermuda," was launched in heavy seas. Carter's command of six destroyers, a destroyer tender, a Coast Guard cutter and Navy Coast Guard planes joined in the hunt. Carter assumed command of the squadron Aug.

3. The ships sailed Monday from here for the Mediterranean and operations with the 6th Fleet. Tall, lean and a dedicated Navy man trained in de Capt. Robert R. Cart er T7 o)SD(s Saigon, Aug.

11 (AP) Viet Namese relief troops shot their way through thin Viet Cong resistance to a linkup tonight with the besieged special forces garrison at Due Co, U. S. military sources reported. Americans expressed Hope that the relief detachment, described as large, could clear away guerrilla gunners ringing the camp's air strip so that transports could start oaW-. ''jftm I II I II I -V DUCCO CW NHONU CAMBOD1A Pt? nhaU- Air and ground strikes continued elsewhere.

North Viet Namese gunners shot down one of four U.S. Air Force F-105 Thunderchiefs on a reconnaissance run north of Vinh. A U.S. spokesman said the pilot parachuted over the sea and was picked up unharmed by a U.S. Army helicopter.

Barracks at Vinh, Xom Bang and Son La were among targets of the day. Pilots of eight Navy planes who raided Son La, 125 miles northwest of Hanoi, said they destroyed 12 buildings and left two large fires. Australian infantrymen corn- landing supplies and evacuating dead and wounded. Reestablishment of aerial contact was considered essential because the Viet Cone were reported to have closed in behind the relief column and again cut Route 19 between Due Co and Pleiku, the 2d Corps Area Headquarters, 30 miles northeast of the camp. Town's Only Road Route 19 is Due Co's only road.

It crosses the central highlands from Qui Nhon, on the South China Sea, to the Cambodian frontier five miles west of Due Co. Due Co is 220 miles northeast of here. "We have been waiting for weeks for permission to clear the Viet Cong out of this natural highway from Cambodia into Viet Nam," a U.S. source said. "We have enough forces there now to try to do the job." About a dozen U.S.

advisers and 158 Viet Namese mountain tribal irregulars and lowland paratroopers held out in (Aumiilnl Prr Rarliofoto from SaiKoa) U. S. Army helicopter flies off from embattled Du fter landing reinforcements at outpost (renter). Machine gun protrude from accompanying chopper. DAILY ALMANAC Dieted a five-dav operation in the Communist-infested D- zone jungle north of Saigon, (SEWS Map by Staff Artist) South Viet Namese forces re-lieved garrison at Due Co.

bagged bunkers of Due Co during bitter fighting earlier this wek as Viet Cong battalions sought to block government infantry and armored units moving down from Pleiku. The siege began With very light casualties of THE MOOM- Aug. 19 At fAug. 12 their own, they said, they killed four Viet Cong and destroyed five Full Viet Cong villages. A summary of casualties the Last Q.

New First 1 HL'RSPAY, -AUG. 11. 1S Weather Bureau Forecast) SUNNY Warmer; temperature range 62 to 84; humi-temp indei in the low 70s; winds variable at 5 to 10 m.p.h. eicept onshore at 10 to 15 m.p.h. during afternoon.

Tomorrow, fair and warm. week of Aug. 1-7 listed two Americans killed in action, 26 June 3 Both sides have suffered heavy wounded and two missing or cap- casualties. I tured. KASTKRN NEW TORK STATE Sunrlce :3 A.M.: sunset 7:5 F.M.

risea :3 P.M.; sets A.M. Morning star: Jupter; evenin atars: Venus, Mars. niniiiiiiMe I Hew Weataenaaa Die Yestereay i I Hit terete bmu; Sunny and pleasant, cooler, breeiy I and less humid, temperature rn9 3 i 64-79. Sunny and Senate Passes Military Pay Raise TODAY'S FORECAST 3 IWllaCIuKStSe-ir Washington, Aug. 11 (UPI) The Senate speedily approved today a $1 billion KUf U.BUT 1IKIM TEMPERATURES IN NEW YORK military pay raise bill more than double the amount asked by President Johnson.

The Senate measure now returns to the House, which has approved a slighty larger bill. Senate action came on a 89-0 PITTSBURGH TMM ittr itu-( SHOW MAXIMUM, 4:15 P.M MINIMUM, A.M 4 Highest this date. 12 In 1M4 lowest this date. It in 19(2 1 a. 71 1 a.

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IN LAST 24 HOURS at 5 P.M. 75. Trapfnturti Cltlw Btah Urm ote after Sen. Richard B. Russell (D-Ga.) had cautioned his colleagues that the pending $1.7 billion defense increase for Viet Nam is "only a small down payment" on the cost of that buildup.

Russell, Senate Armed Services Committee chairman, challenged the Administration's contention that the nation can have both butter and guns while meeting the cost of the Viet Nam conflict. The Senate measure would give an 119c pay increase, across the board, to enlisted men with more than two years of service. Officers would get a 6'e raise. The Senate bill also carries a $10 increase in combat pay for men exposed to shooting in Viet Nam from the present $55 a month to $65. er nim .13 Alhanr 77 t7 Allania H4 8 Bunion 7ft 61 Hullalo 7H B4 t'hii wo 7N 6 CirM'innati ml 60 At 70 affects of us; at 75 half at 80 all.

DAILY POLLEN OC17NT (By Brooklyn Jewish Hospital) 1942 15 1 For 24 hours ended at 8 p.m., Aug. 11. Mean temperatore, 73: normal, 76; average below normal since Aug. 2.5 decrees. Precipitation, none; total since Jan.

1. 17.92 inrhes. Total this date, 19(4, 22.66 inches. Total since Auk. 1, l.t inches.

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67 Seattle 76 60 XI. lillin H6 0 Wa(hint4n 83 60 Washington, Aug. 11 (UPI) The Johnson Administration to 1SSS AUGUST 1SS5 Sea. Mea. Tae.

fftd. TW. fn. SaL 11 13 11 12 13 14 15 18 17 18 19 29 21 22 23 24 25 28 27 28 Sen. Richard B.

Runsell Sees a toagh road ahead day opposed a $13.3 million plan a AAt TIME OF TIDES (My V. a. Cssst ana OaedstM BurMy) Bandy Heofe Os. Iihnid WIMsts Pt. Paul Young of the Defense Department appeared before the Senate Finance Committee to to provide a iree insurance policy for armed forces members serving in Viet Nam or other combat zones.

William J. Driver, head the Veterans Administration, and P.M. A.M. P.M. A.M.

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IS 13 MA3 :31 1:01. Hlgk waist. 43 Jew stfr oppose the plan..