Star-Phoenix from Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada • 1

The iceather SUNNY, WARMER Low-high 50-75 (Detailed forecast on Page 2) 64TH YEAR No. 246 SASKATOON, MONDAY, AUGUST 8, 1966 SINGLE COPY TEN CENTS TWENTY-SIX PAGES Rocks, cherry bombs hurled at marchers laming crash kills 42 on jet Grace Evangelical church and St. Genevieves Roman Catholic church, then moved to a real estate agency. They are protesting against alleged housing discrimination in the all-white Cragin neighborhood, a pleasant middle-class area of owner-occupied homes. Civil rights leaders say Negroes are not permitted to buy or rent homes there.

CHICAGO (AP) A line of 1,500 civil rights demonstrators inarched in the rain through volleys of rocks, cherry bombs and bottles Sunday to kneel and pray in front of two churches in an all-white neighborhood on Chicagos northwest side. The marchers, Negro and white, held prayer vigils at Chicago has an open occupancy law and Governor Otto Kerner has issued an executive order forbidding real estate agents from discriminating in the sale or rental cf housing. The order is being appealed in courts. The disturbances decreased after 1,100 policemen clashed with several of the thousands of white persons lining the streets when the procession left Hanson Park. The policemen, many trained in riot control, waded into the crowd time after time, clubs swinging.

The marchers trudged slowly on as the missiles smashed into their midst. Priests and nuns were among the marchers. Police cars moved through the area, loudspeakers warning that any one arrested could be fined $500 or jailed, or both, under the state's mob acticn law. The march was stopped several times at the beginning while police charged into hostile groups. Four white persons were seized and hustled away.

One white man was carried to a squad car unconscious, blocd streaming from his head. They (the white residents) are after us, not the demonstrators, a policeman said. Gangs of white youths preceded the marchers, throwing cherry bombs, rocks and bottles at the demonstrators and police. It was the third time in a week the demonstrators had marched into the Cragin area. iswii Hanoi ack-ack downs 7 planes FALLS CITY, Neb.

(AP) Sheathed in flames, a jet airliner plunged to earth near this southeast Nebraska town late Saturday night, killing all 42 persons aboard. Only a little of the scorched and twisted wreckage was visible above the waist-high soybeans in the field where the plane crashed. Witnesses said the plane was encased in flames when it came out of a low cloud and slammed Into the muddy, sloping field. Bodies some burned and mangled were scattered around the site, but investigators said most of the plane apparently remained in a compact mass. The plane was Braniff International Ait ways flight 250 on a run from New Orleans to Minneapolis.

The aircraft was a BAC One-II, a twin-jet rear-engine plane built by British Aircraft Corp. and capable of carrying 63 persons. A Civil Aeronautics Board spokesman said it was the first fatal crash involving a BAC One-11 in the United States. At daybreak members of the Nebraska National Guard began hauling bodies to a temporary morgue in Prichard auditorium at Fails City, about eight miles to the Nebraska highway patrolman Marvin Gifford said he saw a big bail of fire in the air as he pursued a speeding truck. Antone Schawang, owner of the five-acre field in which the plane crashed, said the sky seemed to light up.

The farmer told of seeing the plane, with only one wing protruding from its sheath of flame, break from a low cloud, rip into the field and explode about 450 feet north of the farmhouse. -Farmer Milton Bauman, who lives about a mile away, said the explosion shook windows in his house. The crash came only about 15 minutes before the plane was scheduled at Omahas Eppley Airfield. Residents of the area said there was a thunder and lightning storm just before the crash. A heavy rain drenched the area afterward.

Braniff said the plane carried four crew members and 38 passengers. SAIGON (AP) Seven American planes were shot down over North Viet Nam Sunday, the highest toll of the air war, U.S. military officials announced today. The officials reported Sunday that six aircraft were brought down by Communist ground fire and two of the eight flyers were rescued. Monday, they added that a reconnaissance plane, had disappeared, northwest of Hanoi during a photographic mission.

The pilot was reported missing. The biggest previous singleday loss of U.S. aircraft over North Viet Nam was six Aug. 13, 1965. Most of the planes were shot down in the Hanoi Haiphong complex, where the Communists have established strong anti-aircraft defences.

A military spokesman said the number of raiding planes was not unusually' high but that good weather may have helped the anti-aircraft gunners find their targets. Pekings New China news agency said in a dispatch from Hanoi some of the pilots were captured. No planes were reported lost the previous week. The total announced lost over North Viet Nam is now 326. Although ground action was reported light, U.S.

headquarters disclosed the beginning of a new sweep in the far north by several thousand American and South Vietnamese marines. The new operation, code-named Colorado, began Saturday in Quang Tin province 30 miles northwest of the big marine camp at Chu Lai. The South Vietnamese marines almost immediately ran into a Communist battalion of perhaps 500 men and, in a two-hour fire-fight, killed 71 and captured 27. Anti-strike law possibility seen WASHINGTON (AP) Vice- the airline industry which has President Hubert Humphrey showed nine per cent profits, raised the possibility Sunday The presidential wage guide-that unless business, industry lines were 3.2 per cent, and unions show some self discipline on wage and price is- accepts detente Sukarno Malaysia JAKARTA (Reuters) Presi- would formally end Sukarnos dent Sukarno appears at last to three-year policy of confronta-have accepted the decision of tion of Malaysia, which he his army-backed cabinet to end claimed was a neo-colonialist Indonesias undeclared war with state supported by British Malaysia, political observ- bases. ers said here Sunday.

(In Kuala Lumpur, Malaysian No further obstacles are ex- leaders said they expected to pected to prevent the signing of sign the peace agreement in the an agreement this week which next few days. Prime Minister Tunku Abdul Rahman told reporters he thought Deputy Premier Tun Abdul Razak would probably fly to Jakarta Thursday). Indonesia's peace moves, undertaken by army chief Gen. Suharto and Foreign Minister utiiiniiHiiiiiiiiiHiwijiiiiiiiiiiidiuiiwiMttiiiiiiiiimiiiiuiiiiiiiiriiiiiiiiiuimiiii Weekend mishaps S'1 Minister sues, it could lead to anti-strike legislation by Congress. Humphrey, on television, said last weeks price increases by the steel industry would not have any immediate serious economic effect, but would have a psychological effect.

Steel is a bellwether industry, he said. When steel increase prices it encourages oth- HAMILTON (CP)-About er do 500 wildcat strikers at four He called on all sides not to steel Co. of Canada Ltd plants take advantage of a booming pan to retUTO to work today. Something nobody will like. A off 5'2 There was a possibility, he SrJ of America fCLcfcast' said, that something might Newlyweds Luci Johnson Nugent and her husband, Pat, are a happy smiling couple as they leave the scene of their wedding Saturday.

They were married at the Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington, the largest Roman Catholic church in the U.S. -ap wu-ephoto Luci shook, Pat cried at altar lull 54 By THE CANADIAN PRESS At least 54 persons died in accidents across Canada during the weekend. A Canadian Press survey from 6 p.m. Friday to 11 p.m. WASHINGTON (AP) Luci Washington history, in the mas- of his associates could remem- to the 23-year-old Nugent from nio Adam Malik, are expected to Johnson, daughter of the presi- sive, magnificent Shrine of the ber.

At the end, he invoked Waukegan, 111. be anti-strike legislation. oanots sunaay, witn iavor- result in ratification of accords dent, exchanged sacred vows of Immaculate Conception. It is Gods blessing on the newly- Luci seemed to be shaking a Humphrey said neither the "8 a treturn- drafted secretly by Razak and marriage with Patrick Nugent the world's seventh largest weds, read a special blessing bit. But she was the traditonal steel price increases, which he The strike began Wednesday Indonesian Foreign Minis- Saturday in rites of modern church and the national church from Pope Paul, and made the lovely, beautiful bride in a gown termed modest, nor the contract night in protest of slow pontract ter Adam Malik in Bangkok in splendor tinged with the an- of Roman Catholics.

sign of the cross. of white silk and lace and a rejected a week ago by mach- negotiations. 2une- tiquity of Christendom. The Archbishop of Washing- After escorting his 19-year-old three-yard bridal veil. inists striking five major airline Union officials said Sunday Razak declined to say whether President Johnson gave Luci ton, Patrick A.

OBoyle, pre- daughter down the block-long But, Paddy;" as she some- companies, was inflationary, de- members of the unions execu- the pact included a plebiscite in away at the beginning of one sided at the nuptial mass for polished marble centre aisle, times calls him, admittedly was spite the fact that both violated tive will be on hand to lead day Sarawak and Sabah, the two of the important weddings in all the first time since he or any the president offered her hand nervous when he entered the President Johnsons economic shift workers into the plant. cburcb- And tears came to his guidelines. They hope their presence will eyes during the ceremony. He agreed with a statement thwart any picket line which states of Malaysian Borneo Sunday local times shows 4i whlch Sukarno claimed did not died in traffic accidents, seven want t0 belonS t0 Malaysia, drowned, one died in a fire and Indonesias peace moves are five in miscellaneous mishaps, seen here as part of a good flOitlhkApD An ntr a -J A The 700 guests included made Saturday by the presiden- may be formed by dissident friends and neighbors from tial economic adviser, Gardner workers. Washington and Waukegan and Ackley, that, in a total economy Thirty-four men were ar-an assortment of high Wash- of more than $700,000,000,000 a rested by police in connection ington officialdom.

steel price increase amounting with the strike. Some were not The marriage ceremony itself t0 something like $90,000,000 employed by Stelco. was performed by a Chicago was not significant. At the meeting in Hamilton priest who used to be a next- He a'so said although the re- Civic Stadium, union officials door neighbor and babysitter iected airline agreement had explained why the union wanted for Pat Nugent back in Wau- cal'ed fr wage increases for the strikers to return to work, kegan Rev. John Kuzinskas machinists of 4.3 per cent, they Dissidents told strikers why There was no love honor couId bave been absorbed by they shouldnt go back, nesia in the oast marie hnoe uaf lu lac cpnuno can in me morning ters.

anj nhpv pntri Tnhn purchases of arms from the i)fjfng, a murder was about t0 Sepulveda, who had been hav- Nugent and Luci Baines John- Communist countries. al lllr in8 domestic and r- son said their I do" in turn But despite Indonesias threttZi A short time RotIin sur" dered t0 stay away from the and exchanged their vows to friendly overtures to his north- will, rendered to police who were in- residence, apparently entered have and to hold, from this day ern and southern neighbors, 17 vestRatinS the killing at an the house earlier in the day, forward, for better, for worse, there was no apparent break in arms- east-end house, the address of slew the girls ranging in age for richer for poorer, in sick- cuic-r AfTn tbe storm clouds hanging over from tbe -38-calibre which the unidentified caller from l'j to six years, attacked ness and in health, until death swihT CURRENT (CP) relations between Jakarta and service revolver of patrolman had given them. his wife and set fire to building do us part The death toll in a two-car Peking. John Robinson hit Charles Roes- before taking his own life. It was 12:42 p.m.

EDT on a head-on collision Friday night Daily reports from the scat- in tb shoulder and groin WATERBURY, Conn. (CP) Police said Iris Sepulveda, 22, gorgeous, summer day. iw lncreased t0 tered Indonesian islands show Er'day n'fM- Other policemen Police said Sunday 29-year-old is in serious condition in hos- For most of the services, Luci party leaders a're taking ad- spending the summer on reor- lour aaturaay. an unrelenting campaign graDj. ttie child as the Samuel Sepulveda slashed him- pital.

and Pat were kneeling on a vantage of parliaments sum- ganization of his deoartment GJen Loose, 22, of Waldeck, against the 2,500,000 Chinese cit- wounded man dropped him. white satin bench in front of mer recess for holidays in their into the new energy, resources the altar. home ridings but Prime Minis- and mines department and Nearby on separate kneelers, ter Pearson and most of his cab- working out a new coal policy, were Lucis maid of honor, her inet have to be content with He hopes to get away from Ot- 22-year-old sister Lynda, and weekend breaks. tawa for a Christmas holiday. Pat's father, Gerard Nugent Cabinet posts are full time Mr pearson is dividlne his for aStmadrinBe enras so ymi alway? plan time 'between his office and his Viet Nrn brother ln for a re8ular vacation, says summer residence at nearby died in Saskatoon hospital Sat- izens who live and work in In- Robinson and Sgt.

William urday night of injuries suffered donesia. Johnson fired at Roeschen from in the crash. His 20-year-old In recent developments, re- 60 feet away as he stood in his wife Donna and Mr. and Mrs. ported Sunday, the military backyard while his home burned Adolf Patzer, also of the Wal- commander of West Java, behind him.

Riempp said Rob deck area, were killed in the Gen. Dharsono, expelled former insons bullets hit the man, crash, which occurred at the leaders of 130 banned Chinese Roeschen, father of five, had brow of a hill on a municipal organizations from the country terrorized the neighborhood for imiiiiiujiiiMiiiiiii Giant amusement park announced for Expo 67 for a regular vacation, mi northeast of here, banned because their leaders more than half an hour by first Tn0 l.nncpc hohr huA.mnn(he. umra mi.nnnlnJ A 1 Looses baby, The wedding was the first one lllnnilHluimilinilllllIIIKIIIIIIIIIIW pie two-months- were suspected of complicity in setting fire to his own home and REGINA (CP) Plans for the Montreal park is a three-acre permitted in the national shrine, rri old Gregory, was in critical last Octobers abortive coup, then threatening to kill his baby second largest amusement park amusement area called Sarari, Archbishop OBoyle agreed to Jl lllDS condition in Saskatoon hospi- which was blamed on the Com- son Henry with a 10-inch kitchen tbe world were announced featuring a section with more open the shrine for the services "'J- driver killed tai. here Friday. than 250 uncaged animals, in- because of the national signifi- knife, Riempp said.

Harrington Lake, with a few speaking engagements thrown in. Opposition Leader Diefen-baker Maurice du Bois, general eluding lions and elephants. cance of the marriage of a were unable to fight the blaze, manager of Expo 67s La Ronde Two areas have been designed Presidential daughter. 1 LenarNapdeorTanne tWest'beforeurntntn which spread to Roeschens ad- amusement park, said at a news for children, one a zoo where even otber dau8bte.rs have of the nearbv Cowelses Indian fhil mnnh 8 jacent auto and garage, be- conference the park will be only they will be able to pet and feed been whlle their fathers Rfestbeneaby jesses Indian Ottawa late this month. I fl I fnilf DPPilf 1 1 AV1 (n HIS 4 rn mi.

A i A A Wt-ift In Ollier will be at home in Prince A A A. A. A AA. Alb5rt 1(5881 MOtlier BROADVIEW, Sask. (CP) week and plans a few speeches Ottawa late this month.

cause) said, acres smaller than 'types' "young" in. office. farm1 trac'torhe is com' radio ILK. Commercial planned in they 'hethreat- four Disney- different of an7- weAr daTwhenT u-NDP ened: mals, the other a ride section A giant seven-tiered, 300- day a bohday Wlth con If you pour one drop of water It will be the second largest with camels, elephants and os- Pound wedding cake was the northwest of work in Vancouver but nusement park in the world triches in addition to horses and 'n th east room of Broadvew overturned and P'T re.tU tbls the White House. Droaae" ovenumeu ana an(j g0 on t0 the Maritime for rr-r: crushed him.

a series of speaking engage- LUCI Broadview is 90 miles east Continued on Page 2, Column 1 of Regina. ti 6 Social Credit Leader Thomp- on that bouse, Ill kill the kid. amusement park Earlier, Roeschens wife, Su- and a permanent fixture, ha ponies, san, 23, took her four older chil- said. The fourth section will con- dren and fled to the nearby Included in plans for the tain concessions and boutiques. home of relatives.

A bill to outlaw them Is ex- LONDON (AP) A 200-station commercial radio network is pected to become law next Police said Roeschen shot six nut inn and Creditiste Leader Caou- ette are at their homes in Red Deer, and Rouyn, and have no plans to leave before the end of the month. Most of the cabinet is either Lit Rla (AP) the Surveyor craft that settled caught in the moons gravita- and Space Administration and In Ottawa or returning to Ot- The United States to gently on the moon in June and tional field. Its prime contractor, the Boe- tawa Monday after short busl- being planned by the British February. But this would be un- steel tipped arrows hurled government to replace pirate popular with the pirates enorm- beer bottles at police when they stations which operate off the ous audience and could cost the arrived at his home. British coast, informed sources government support among the After he was wounded, he was saId bere- electorate.

taken to hospital for treatment. The surprise proposal is con- At present legal broadcasting He was leported in "good contained in a white paper on in Britain is confined to the dition. a organi Chief Riempp said he intended rocket a photography laboratory relayed 11,237 pictures to earth" If successful, it will be the lng 'ara confident it wilt ness trips. But some of the inet approval, the sources zation which does not accept to have Roeschen admitted to a into orbit about the moon Tues- Lunar Orbiter hopes to take first time the United States has succeed. luckier members are away on Members of th.

hm- hosPita' for mental tests day to take pictures of potential photos of Surveyor and its sur- placed a satellite in lunar orbit. Lunar Orbiter is to take 18 extended holidays. nartv tradirionailv nnnnspH tri said the, proJ bf7c any cbar8es wouId be asrLonaut landn8 aits- rounding terrain for compar- Seven previous attempts failed, pictures of each area, some of Finance Minister Sharp, in party, traditionally opposed to ected privately run stations filed. The spacecraft, Lunar Orb ter Ison. six of them between 1958 and which will be relaved liv on trpinnrf nrf inhnr MinUt.r ZTLbTdTtin8 ar WUld 'arry advertising spots Is to fly a path and Scheduled launch time is 12:07 1960 television to EiSXd bX wM recPDtion 8 rcU8h LIT' a pr- MONTREAL (CP)-A young go Into an orbit that will take p.m.

EDT Tuesday, with an Russia succeded with Luna The spacecraft will also carry be bacTby th? Sddl? of The The1 Government nl.dri 8 i erman woman who ca.n?e. t0 il as a 28 miles from the Atlas-Agena rocket starting the 10 last April after a series of enough film to take a few shots month. Forestry Minister Sauve n.r..?HlerthlenAi ed? 0n of tb main for Canada two yearsago with her moon. It carries two cameras 850-pound spacecraft on its in- failures. Luna 10 did not have of the hidden backside of the plans to stay ln Italy until the whir-h p6n in A radl ovrnment actin BRainst the husband, was killed Sunday, by to obtain pictures of 10 areas tended 90-hour journey to the a camera.

moon, the polar regions and per- end of the month frnm lhat ar. tra1rJ hammer blows to the head. considered likely for manned vicinity of the moon. Once there, Lunar Orbiter Is more sophls- haps of anarea near the crater a fraAhP anddiSUSedprtS onu wavclenR(hs alio- Shortly after Vcrina Rotlin, expeditions. a retro-rockct is to slow the ticated than any of the others Aristarchus where mysterious LITTLE cated to other countries, 23, died, her 26-ycar-oId hus- Resting in one of the sites is speed so the vehicle will be and the National Aeronatutics red spots have been seen.

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