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Panelists Five outstanding community leaders will head the panel discussions at the second annual Congress for Community Progress on Wednesday at Cabrillo College. Their achievements are noted on Page 2. iimn Serving Santa Cruz County for More Than 100 Years Tilth Year-No. 238 Circulation 423-4242 Classified Ads 426-8000 SANTA CRUZ, CALIFORNIA ir MONDAY AFTERNOON, OCTOBER 9, 1967 10c Sunday and Dally Excepting Saturday SIXTEEN PAGES Weather Report Temperatures for 24-hour period ending at 8 a.m. today, maximum, 90, minimum, 44.

Monterey Bay Area Fair through tomorrow but patches of fog tomorrow morning. Slightly cooler today. High both days 65 to 75. Low tonight 45 to 55. Gentle winds.

Five-Day Forecast No precipitation ilkely, temperatures will average near normal. mm mm mm mm $42,500 House Razed SessDim pedal Democrats To PemrDomidl Loyally Oath tf Legislature Colled By leagom) Chicago Selected For Convention states, meeting in advance of the National Committee's for mal ratification of the choice of Chicago for the convention site Washington (JP). Western Democrats moved today to write into their 1968 Chicago convention rules a loyalty oath pledging delegates to support the party presidential nominee. Aimed primarily at Vietnam war critics some of whom voted unanimously to back a loyalty oath under which individual delegates would have to Sacramento (AP). Gov.

Reagan today "reluctantly" called a special session of the legislature, convening November 6, to reapportion California's congressional districts. Reagan heeded the recommendation of the State Supreme Court after discussing the matter with legislative leaders of both parties in his office earlier today. The court said last Friday that it would reapportion at least some of the state's 38 U.S. House districts itself if the legislature failed to by December 7. Reagan agreed with legislators who thought reapportionment should wait until after the 1970 census is completed so the redrafting of district lines can be based on upjto-date population figures.

"I'm sorry this decision was made," Reagan told a hastily called news conference. "1 think all of us are agreed. This is a task to be done after the 1970 census." But in view of the court decision, he added, "this is the proper function of the legislature." Reagan said he hoped the "troops will be out of the trenches before give their word that they would Sen. James Mills, D-San Diego, chairman of the Senate Elections and Reapportionment Committee, said the only plan that could get through the legislature would be one that would favor incumbent congressmen, Republicans and Democrats alike. Most legislators, although they disputed the court decision, had urged the governor to call the session.

"I think the legislature would prefer to do this rather than have the court do it for us," said Assemblyman Robert T. Mona-gan of Tracy, the Assembly Republican leader. The 1967 legislature put off congressional reapportionment this summer, contending any action would be meaningless before the 1970 census figures are available. But the court said action must be taken now to meet the U.S. Supreme Court's one-man one-vote rulings.

The population of California districts vary from extremes of 310,172 to 591,822 compared with an "ideal" district population of 414,000, the court said. This means residents of some districts, theoretically have more voting power in the U.S. House of Representatives than those in other parts of the state. want to dump President John son the proposed pledge also would affect civil rights dissenters in the South. California National Commit support the ticket in the general election.

This would involve a stronger pledge than previous compromises under which delegations were required to work to get the party nominees' names on the ballot in their states. teeman Eugene L. Wyman said representatives of 13 Western Wyman said in an interview he intends to lay this proposal 5 I I Lonborg Does It Again before a special equal rights committee headed by Gov. Richard Hughes, of New Jersey. The National Committee un-amiously approved Chicago as the convention site on a voice vote.

National Chairman John M. Bailey predicted Johnson would be renominated unanimously at Indonesia Widens Split With Communist China A nearby house was scorched, but firemen were able to keep it from catching fire. The cause is under investigation, firemen said. Trina, the family's German Shepherd dog, was rescued, but her six puppies were killed in the fire. Friends have started a fund to help the Booyes.

Checks may be made out to the County Bank for the A. R. Booye Fund. Those desiring further information may telephone Mrs. Doyle Nattson at 426-2961 or Mrs.

Richard Muir at the four-day extravaganza opening August 26. In a fight talk today, Bailey Blackened embers are all that remain of the A. R. Booye residence at 159 Mont-clair drive, which was destroyed by fire yesterday afternoon. Scotts Valley firemen estimated the loss at $42,500.

Booye, a private building contractor, designed and built the residence. He, his wife and five children, moved into the house about two weeks ago. Nothing was salvaged in the uninsured house as the fire rapidly spread through the house. The Scotts Valley Fire Department was assisted by units from Soquel, Live Oak and the State Division of Forestry. summoned the Democrats to back Johnson's Vietnam efforts "to prevent World War III." The national chairman said BosoxWin, 3-1 St.

Louis, Mo. With big Jim Lonborg narrowing missing another shutout, the Boston Red Sox defeated the St. Louis Cardinals this afternoon, 3-1, to keep their World Series hopes alive. The victory was the Bosox's Jakarta (JP). Indonesia announced today its intention to suspend diplomatic relations with Communist China.

A Foreign Ministry statement said Indonesia has demanded while Johnson takes "the only position that makes sense" on have attacked the Chinese Embassy in Jakarta on four occasions over the past year ajnd a half. The government expelled two Chinese diplomats in April, charging them with subversive actions, and two in August, for allegedly shooting at the Indonesian youths who stormed the embassy. The Foreign Ministry said In Vietnam, most Republicans "are busy trying to win the 1968 election" by criticizing his that the Chinese government immediately allow the entire In second and leaves them trailing donesian staff in Peking to Earlier, Indonesia tried to move its embassy staff in Peking to Hong Kong, but China refused exit permits. Under desposed President Sukarno, Indonesia was a friend of Red China. But that changed after the military put down a coup attempt led by the Indonesian Communist party in October, 1965.

Peking was accused of having a hand in the coup and later was linked with pamphlets urging Indonesian Chinese to resist the government of acting President Suharto. Mobs of Indonesian youths Court Rules King To Serve leave the country. When this is completed, the statement said, Indonesia will actions. In a thinly veiled reference Democratic dissenters, Bailey told the Democrats: "Let's defend the President of the United States against those of his critics who are utterly unreasonable." Bailey spoke out in a report allow the Chinese staff in Jakar donesians in Peking have noth Jail Sentence 3-2 as the series returns to Boston for the next two games. Lonborg gave up three hits, one a ninth inning homer by Roger Maris.

But his teammates had scored twice in their half of the ninth to ice the victory. Boston scored its first run in the third inning. Lonborg opened the inning by striking out. ta to leave. The announcement stopped short of a formal break.

Heavy Washington (JP) The Su preme Court retused today to pressure is on Foreign Minister re-examine the contempt of prepared for a formal national committee session. court convictions of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and ing but the clothes they were wearing when the embassy was attacked August 5.

Eight Indonesians are still in Peking, five of them with diplomatic status. China has 20 persons in its embassy here, four with diplomatic status. The Chinese here are barred from leaving the embassy and armed troops are on constant guard around the battered grounds. Foy singled and Andrews sac seven other Negro ministers Bailey scoffed at public opinion polls which generally show a majority is not satisfied with the way Johnson is handling the who led desegregation demonstrations in Birmingham in rificed him to second, and when Shannon fumbled the bunt, Andrews reached first war. S.F.

Beach Scene Of Youthful Riot San Francisco (JP). Police sealed off six square blocks for two hours Sunday night as 1000 youths rampaged in the Playland area of San Francisco's ocean beach, breaking concession windows and looting cash registers. Four adults and 12 juveniles were arrested on charges of assault and resisting arrest. Sgt. Lee Nelder said a bottle smashed the window of his command car as he and other officers were escorting concession operators out of the troubled area.

No one was reported injured. Nelder said the trouble began with a fight between two Negro men. A racially mixed crowd gathered around, then gangs started prowling. After the area was sealed off, buses were sent in to siphon oft the throngs. Later, 48 blocks away, a bus was held up.

On another bus, a group of boys attacked a man, twisting his arm and dislocating his shoulder. At Playland, window damage was estimated at $2700, and $1600 in cash was stolen. The crowd was predominantly Negro, but police said there were no incidents of interracial fighting. 1963. This means Dr.

King, head safely. Yastremzski took a call Asserting that the President's Navy Bombers Hit MIG Field Saigon (JP). U.S. Navy fighter-bombers struck a North Vietnamese MIG airfield near Haiphong Sunday, the sixth installation hit in five straight days of raids on targets once-ruled by the Pentagon as out of bounds for U.S. warplanes.

The decisions "will be vindicated by history, the national chairman of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, and the other ministers can be jailed at once. told the Democrats they must not be stampeded by the polls. Adam Malik to break the ties with China, but he is reported opposed to it. The strongly worded demand by Indonesia declared that China had ignored the "normal traditions among civilized nations." It rejected previous Chinese protests on grounds that the treatment of the Indonesian staff in Peking was worse than what has happened here. Mobs of Indonesians and Chinese have sacked each other's embassies.

In the most recent attack on the Chinese Embassy, twenty Chinese officials were badly beaten and two were shot. The Foreign Ministry statement said China would be permitted to land a plane to pick up its staff once the Indonesians in Peking had safely arrived in Inside Today Page Amusements 7 Bridge Column 2 strike that dug wide craters into the French-built jet strip at Cat Bi left untouched only Last June the court affirmed by a 5-4 vote the convictions of the eight ministers for holding Good Friday and Easter demonstrations in violation of an Alabama court order. ed strike. Ken Harrelson, the displaced first baseman from Kansas City, then singled, scoring Foy and sending Andrews to second. St Louis' other hits came in the third when Maxvill singled and in the fourth when Maris hit a one-bagger.

Boston's big ninth started when Scott walked. Smith doubled moving Scott to third. The bags were loaded when Petro-celli was intentionally walked. Howard singled Scott home and when Maris threw high for an Bailey said Republicans haven't yet had to spell out proposals. He scorched Michigan Gov.

Romney, California Gov. Ronald Reagan, former Vice President Richard M. Nixon and Sen. Charles H. Percy of Illinois for "trying to dupe us into believing they can do both more and less in Vietnam at the same time." The Democratic chairman did two bases in the North capable of launching MIG interceptors.

In the ground war, an Ameri can platoon fought out of a sur The National Association for Comics 10 Crossword Puzzle 14 Editorial Features 15 Junior Editor 10 Markets 14 Radio Programs 4 Sports 5-6 Television Programs 4 Tree 'n' Sea Living 3 Vital Statistics 14 rounded position in rainswept the Advancement of Colored People Legal Defense and Ed jungles and Communist mortar-men poured fire on the major ucational Fund petitioned the not mention New York Gov. Army-Navy base in the Mekong either Hong Kong or Dacca, East Pakistan. court to reconsider. In July, Justice Potter Stewart, who had Nelson A. Rockefeller, a pros Delta.

pective GOP favorite son who written the majority opinion, ordered the five-day jail sen-. Equador Asks U.S. Envoy To Depart has genenrally supported Johnson's basic Vietnam policies. Bailey has made it clear to as error, Smith scored. Petrocelli went to third.

Lonborg attempted to bunt and was automatically out when it went foul. Foy struck out and when Howard and Petrocelli attempted a double steal, Petrocelli was thrown out. Old Glory Going Up tences and $50 fines delayed until the court returned from recess and considered the sociates he regards Rockefeller as probably the toughest opponent the Republicans could put up against Johnson. It was rejected today in a to ask Ecuador's ambassador to brief order that gave no The teams take off tomorrow to travel and the sixth game will be played Wednesday. The court noted that Justice Thurgood Marshall took no part withdraw in retaliation.

Coerr's speech did not name the Ecuadorian president but it did quote a number of remarks made by Arosemena as published in Ecuador's newspapers. in the case. In Atlanta, King had no comment. His secretary said he might issue a statement later, The court said in June the Guevara Believed Killed Quito, Ecuador (JP) U.S. Ambassador Wymberly DeR.

Coerr prepared to leave Ecuador today after the Ecuadorian government requested his withdrawal for what it called "publicly and openly criticizing" President Otto Arosemena Gomez. Ecuador's complaint was over a speech in which Coerr, 54, defended the Alliance for Progress and called it a success in Ecuador. Arosemena had criticized the American program in a speech two weeks ago. "The Ecuadorian government Arosemena had complained about high interest rates for loans, high costs for materials that had to be bought in the United States and the cost of the services of U.S. technicians ministers should have asked Alabama courts to dissolve the order barring the marches and that they had given no reason for failing to do so.

In appealing for reconsidera Families Flee LaCanada Fire La Canada (JP) Some 100 persons fled a fast moving timber and brush fire which destroyed five homes and damaged three others in this fashionable Los Angeles County residential area. "All of a sudden the sunlight turned yellow and I looked out the window and there was a sheet of flame 50 feet high," said one resident, Herman Darstein, a film company auditor whose home and barn were destroyed. "People just grabbed what tion, the fund said there was no La Paz, Bolivia (JP). The under the Alliance for Progress. In his speech, Coerr said in Bolivian army announced today i mrmm0n ill W'-rR lilts 1 that Ernesto Che Guevara pre terest rates were one per cent in the first year and 2.5 per cent thereafter.

He said that of sumably was killed or wounded certainty that had the ministers gone to the Alabama courts they would have been given a speedy hearing. The order banning the demonstrations was served a day yesterday in an army-guerrilla clash in southeast Bolivia. A violent combat with a Red saw itself forced to ask for his withdrawal to protect the na tional dignity and demand the group occurred yesterday four before the first demonstration was scheduled to take place. the total of $216 million in alliance loans to Ecuador, only $26.5 million had to be spent in the United States and only half of one per cent was needed to pay U.S. technicians.

respect due by a foreign envoy they could and ran for lives," said fire division to the chief of state, a Foreign Besides King the ministers affected are his brother, the Rev. their chief the Office statement said. Walter Meagher. Authorities estimated He acknowledged some alli A. D.

King of Louisville; The Coerr, a career minister and Revs. J. W. Hayes, T. L.

Fisher fire, reportedly started by a 13-year-old playing with matches, ance failure in Ecuador but said "The alliance not only has been and J. T. Porter of Birming a success in the economical as caused $500,000 damage and ham; the Revs. Ralph Aber- member of the Foreign Service since 1939, spoke Friday at the American School in Guayaquil. Ecuador asked Washington Saturday to have him out of the country by tonight.

destroyed 30 acres. pects in Ecuador but also in the social progress of this country." County fire officials said low nathy and Wyatt Tee Walker of New York, and the Rev. Fred Shuttlesworth of Cincin miles northwest of Higueras, said an army communique. "The rebels put up desperate resistance and suffered five casualties, among them being presumably Ernesto Che Guevara." Guevara, an Argentine who turned revolutionary after receiving a medical degree, fought with Fidel Castro in his revolution in Cuba's Sierra Maestra. After Castro's victory he played an active role in the Cuban Communist government but dropped out of sight in 1965.

He had been variously reported in Red China, North Vietnam and the Congo as well as several Latin-American countries. humidity had made fire conditions in the foothills area very hazardous. nati. FILMS ON TOP Ney York (JP) Broadcasts The U.S. State Department "The fire seemed to explode of feature films swept 4 of the said that under traditional dip FATALITY San Jose (JP) Rena Tow- and roar up the hill before we top 10 spots in the season's lomatic practice its only possible response is withdrawal of could get it," a spokesman said.

sler, 19, of El Cerrito was first biweekly Nielsen rating the ambassador. It considers Investigators said after the reports of the public televi James L. York (partially obsenred) and sisting in the flag raising rites were drum-Laurence T. Halpin of Post 64, the Ameri- mer Richard Kilroy and bugler Dan Darner-can Legion, raise the flag their post donat- on of the Branciforte Junior High Pep ed to the new Branciforte Branch library Band. Approximately 600 persons attended during yesterday' opening ceremonies.

As- the library open house. See Page 2. sion viewing when all three killed early today in a two-car collision at Lark avenue and Highway 17. Seven other per Ecuador's request "to be unjustified by the circumstances" fire a 13-year-old boy told them he started the fire while playing with matches in a field. networks were showing new but added that it sees no reason sons were injured.

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