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I Page A4 THE SACRAMENTO BEE Saturday September 64 64 64 LBJ Relaxes At Ranch After Visiting In 3 States Santa Barbara Fog Humidify Put Curb Devastating Blaze -ft 00 to A 4 ID IWO I i ots -1 itis: 4 1 i i't4t m14'LAFkktIllitv II JI Ns 1 Ak- i 4 -4 I 4 iN ii 4 i' 4: 1 iff" 0 4 ski 0 s': 4 A vt(' tifit 4 ii 4 k44 sris? str- "tu A) 1110e 'N nod' 400' 'kmt kl a ''0 0 ov er 1 '44 2 4 1 lti 11 1 (S) tli cf 11 i i From page Al flank of the fire also were threatened yesterday Seventy eight homes ly were listed as destroyed by the two man caused fires which linked to form one massive blaze The total number of burned structures was more than 100 Althotigh there was no forecast for a recurrence of the Santa Ana wind which had Whipped the blaze to fury on VP! reports and their devotion to justice in our society "All that we that we ever hope to placed in mortal jeopardy by those who set class against class creed against cree color against color and section against section "But there are voice abroad in the land that have a strange and brittle tone They cry out that we are weak and America is soft and blind They insist the way to the future is the road back into the past "They demand suspicion as the price of liberty and belligctence as the alternatc for peace They just can't seem to tind anything right about our beloved country and our beloved people All they find is wrong Cites 'Truth' Tuesday and Wednes da nights fire fighters remained On the alert for a possible new flareup Governor Edmund Brown who yesterday declared Santa Barbara County a disaster area was scheduled to fly over the devastated area today accompanied by Edward A McDermott director of the United States office of emergency planning who was sent by President Lyndon Johnson to inspect the scene United States Senator Pierre Salinger also planned to fly over the area A concentrated air assault by bombers dropping hundreds of thousands of gallons of chemical fire depressants continued today as fire fighters sought to gain the upper hand while the weather was in their favor Strike From and JOHNSON CITY Tex President Lyndon Johnson relaxed today On his home acres after a three state tour in which he mixed horsemans hi statesmanship and stump style politicking Johnson -displayed his horsemanship in Oklahoma City mounting a Palomino quarter horse at the state fair and cantering around in front of several thousand people with one hand on the reins the other waving a Texas hat in the air Buffalo Bill style The statesmanship came earlier in El Paso Tex lwhere Johnson greeted President Adolfo Lopez Mateos of Mexico to celebrate a treaty ending a Rio Grande River border dispute In Three States And depending on how one defines the word politicking occupied all or part of the rest of Johnson's day as he mixed with cheering crowds and delivered speeches in Texas Okla home and Arkansas The traveling White House did not characterize the president's trip either as political or non political saying a judgment would be made at the end of the month when the bills come in as to whether the taxpayers or the Democratic National Committee pay for Johnson's 14 hours of jet speed travel' Before flying to his LBJ Ranch with Mrs Johnson late last night the president made his final public appearance of the day before a noisy after dark crowd which jammed into John Kennedy Square in Texarkana USA so named by some of the local people because the city straddles the Arkansas-Texas border HANDCLASP AT THE BORDER Mexican President Adolfo Lopez Mateos left and President Lyndon Johnson lift their clasped hands as a crowd applauds after the unveiling of the Chamizal Monument in El Paso Tex At President Johnson's left are Mrs Mateos the first lady of Mexico and Mrs Johnson AP Wirephoto Pickets March At GM Plants Across Nation From page Al Barry Continues Drive To Unify Republicans French Police Press Hunt For Kidnap Pair Goldwater Says Budget Balance Is A Necessity By Walter Mears EN ROUTE WITH GOLD-tweeks" he said "We are not WATER AP Republican presidential nominee Barry Goldwater urging "togetherness" upon Republicans put in a plug today for the reelection of Michigan's Governor George Romney Heading toward a campaign rendezous with Romney who has been cool toward the national ticket Goldwater told going to make it any easier if we have to put up with fighting among ourselves" The crowd at the South Bend airport packed the waiting area and more people stood on an observation platform atop the terminal There appeared to be well over 1000 on hand but the police had no crowd estimate industry's big and full production I Both companies rely on GM for some of their automotive equipment -4-The selective walkout affects about 65 per cent of an stimated 350000 UAW repreented workers at GM 4 Three year contract agreeInents already have been Worked out for Ford's estimattd 130000 workers and another 24000 at Chrysler Both Reuther and Seaton agreed the strike could have serious effect on the nation's 'booming economy If prolonged the dropoff in auto production would affect such major industries as steel rubber glass textiles aluminum copper lead zinc and electrical equipment The giant fire was approximately 20 miles long and 10 miles wide yesterday when a flaming spearhead swept into adjacent Ventura County and sped to within six miles of Matilija a community of 70 homes and only 12 miles from the Ojal Valley resort area The largest forest fire in California history began at Matilija in 1932 and charred 243000 acres Shelters Prepared The 'situation was regarded as so serious yesterday afternoon that Red Cross chapters in Ojai and Ventura prepared shelters at five schools with nurses and other emergency personnel to house evacuees- The fire claimed one life Thursday John Patterson 45 a Yreka Siskiyou County fire fighter was burned to death when he was trapped by flames in Romero Canyon An investigation was launched into charges by others trapped with him who claimed he was caught in a backfire that should never have been About 40 persons suffered burns while fighting the blaze CHARTRES The kidnapers of three small French children were still at large today but the police said a light blue car found in this city southwest of Paris may have been used in the crime 1 The children Patrick Guillon 5 his sister Christine 6 and Joel Biet 5 were freed unharmed yesterday after being held for 85 hours They were reunited with their families in Marnay a village near Poitiers in south tr a 1 France as 100000 policemen searched for the abductors The police said a quick check of the auto produced no solid clues But the vehicle's color was believed to correspond to that of the car from which the children were freed and of a vehicle report- ed stolen NEW YORK Senator Barry Goldwater says the federal budget should be balanced but adds "the question of balancing the budget need not be linked with an arbitrary period of time" The statement by the Republican presidential candidate was in answer to one of 'a series of questions submitted by the magazine Business Week Goldwater's replies were published in a copyrighted article in the September 26th issue Goldwater said the budget problems of government in some ways parallel those confronting a business executive adding: "What it must do is to follow a steady and dependable policy setting its spending programs and tax rates so that the budget will be in balance when the economy is prosperous and pri are stable "The truth is simple and the truth is this: "Our beloved nation was never stronger than it is at this hour "Our nation was never more prosperous than it is right now And all of you know in your hearts that I am right" Johnson talked of 'some voices" which decry his ad ministration's policies on social security minimum wages the Tennessee Valley Authority and rural electrification and educational opportunity and "equality and justice for all citizens under our constitution Called Right "Some of the voices say that all this is wrong but truth says that it is right "Our free enterprise system was never healthier wages were never larger profits never higher and job opportunity never brighter The voices deny this But you know in your heart that it is right" Johnson did not mention Goldwater at any point in his speeches Sharing the podium with him were Governors Orval Faubus of Arkansas and John Connally of Texas Lady Bird Johnson who made speeches of her own at most stops managed some political allusions too In Mainstream In Texarkana she said she was "glad that my part of America is in the mainstream of America and that my husband is helping to get it there" Johnson has contended Goldwater is outside the mainstream The president who took a number of indirect swipes at his GOP rival told an Oklahoma audience at the dedication of the $120 million Eufaula Dam "some of our friends say we have a crisis a week" Johnson said these people do not know much about government that there is "a crisis a day a crisis an hour" Alludes To Viet Nam Goldwater in Tulsa last Tuesday said "the crisis of the week which we have come to expect in Viet Nam has now turned into the crisis of the day" Johnson drew big crowds in El Paso and Texarkana lesser gatherings at Eufaula Dam in a remote area and at the Oklahoma State Fair which actually opened today One Of 13 Seaton predicted that even-pally one of 14 workers in the nation would feel the effects Neither side would forecast the possible length of the strike although a UAW spokesman pointed out the union's $67 million strike fund would finance benefits for at least eight weeks Mocks Barry Johnson himself stood at a border straddling podium to mock repeatedly the campaign slogan of the Republican presidential candidate Senator Barry Goldwater: "You know in your heart that he is right" Johnson stayed with the peace and freedom emphasis of his prior addresses but he went several steps further by saying: "Who leads America must speak what is deep in the hearts of Americans not what comes from the top the head "The ultimate test of moral fitness for men who seek a public trust is their devotion to perfection of our system A dramatic effort early yesterday apparently saved 200 homes two boys' camps and a ranger station near Paradise on the western fireline six miles northwest of Santa Barbara Firemen set a backfire which assured the community's safety barring a recurrence of strong wind The children were found standing along a deserted road near the village of Carbon-Blanc 120 miles from their home by a maid They told the police they were let out of a light blue car with a white roof occupied by a man and a woman The police speculated the pair might have headed for the Spanish border after releasing the children The children said they had been well treated during a long ride in a car but they were scratching fleas picked up during their ordeal The three were abducted Monday while on their way home from school The kidnapers demanded $210000 from the merchants of nearby Poitiers There has been no word whether any money was paid to the abductors but it was doubted that either the merchants or the victims' parents had paid any of the ransom The children's families are of modest means a wind whipped crowd in Goldwater mot or from Niles Mich: South Bend toward his date "I want to urge you to re- with Romney in a closed car elect George Romney on No- watched only by Saturday vember 3rd shoppers "I think he's done an out- Plea For Unity standing job for you and he The Arizona senator will deserves reelection" carry on to Detroit the mesThe crowd in Niles esti-isage he uttered last night be-mated by the police at about fore some 16000 cheering Re3500 applauded Goldwater's' publicans in Louisville Ky: endorsement of the GOP gov- "Please 'preach the gospel ernor of togetherness Fairy Tales "Get this party united so Earlier in the day in South that we can present the strong-Bend Ind Goldwater ac- est party this country ever cused the Democrats of tell- hacr ing fairy tales about foreign licy That way he declared No- po "This adMinistraticin a vember been telling so many fairy be the day you get your coun- pies that if anybody asks for try back equal time it's going to be "We started out the under-Snow White" Goldwater said dogs and I think we still are He said one of the fairy tales But I can promise you that is that Communism is soften- we re going to win in Noveming its line Goldwater said Communists Chinese or He said Democrats are the only enemies ducting a' "strident and lie of peace filled campaign" by hinting The captive nations he that he would trigger a war said and the Soviet Union are "The next Republican presiillegitimately under Commu- dent this Republican presinist control keep the peace" he He said he is tired of hear- said ing people say: "W6' can live Fears War with them we can gat along Goldwater charged as he with them" i has previously the weakness Goldwater said he does not'of the Democratic foreign poi-see how "the wizards of Wash-icy would lead to war ington" a claim Corn-I "The reports of the central munism is not a menace now intelligence agency tell us our Once again he said Presi-lprestige has dipped below the dent Lyndon Johnson peril point" he said claims the United States is a "The leaders in Europe are great society "because we losing confidence in us by the have peace' hour Mobs assault our won't buy that Johnson's sulates and befoul our flag in war in South Viet Nam is alPanama in Ghana in Zaniiwar any way you look at it111bar No country is so small it Goldwater said the Republi-idare not pull Uncle Sam's cans are fighting power in the whiskers and get away with election race "We are fight-lit" ing billions of dollars" Gold- Fresh from stops in New water said York where he grasped the An Insinuation campaign hand of old foe NelHe charged that one post- son A Rockefeller and in Verman in Los Angeles would not mont Goldwater urged the Nadeliver mail to his headquar-1 tional Federation of Republk ters there Goldwater did not can Womans Clubs on to the I explain this complaint but he task of wooing dissident Demo-implied it was a manifesta- crats and in enticing defectingi tion of Democratic power Republicans to the GOP fold "You have no idea of the That was his message in Al troubles ahead in the next fivebany too Sirike Closes GM Bay Area Plant FREMONT Alameda Co The United Auto Workers nationwide General Motors strike yesterday closed the GM plant here which normally turns out 1000 cars and trucks a day The 2100 UAW workers on the 7 AM shift walked out at 8' AM collected pay checks for the previous week's work and went home leaving a picket line at the gates Two thousand workers failed to show for the afternoon shift Five hundred other workers went on strike at the GM parts division in Oakland 11n all there are 6100 GM employes in the bay area 4600' bi -Ahem represented by the UAW None of the non union employes was laid off 'Expansionary and inflationary forces beyond that point then will produce surpluses while recessionary and deflationary forces may produce short lived deficits "These will balance out over a reasonably short period In fact it is possible not only to keep the debt from rising but actually to reduce it" One of the questions was whether Goldwater's automatic tax cut proposal was contingent on a balanced budget in the year it becomes effective and whether the program would be started in 1965 1966 or 1967 if he were elected "The scheduled tax cuts I have proposed should be put into effect when the upward trend in spending has been brought to a halt and deficits in good times have been eliminated" Goldwater replied He said it is impossible to foresee exactly when conditions will be right but he would start his program at the earliest possible date Suit Challenging Barry's Right To Run Is Killed ALBANY NY AP question over the legality of Senator Barry Goldwater's right to run for president was dismissed in the supreme court at the same time the Republican nominee for president was speaking here Justice John Pennock yesterday rejected a suit filed by Ralph Ginsburg of the Br on Ginsburg contended Goldwater is not a "natural born" United States citizen because he was born in Arizona three years before it became a state The constitution specifies a president must be born a citizen A similar suit in California was dismissed recently Ginsburg was not present yesterday Hiroshima Pilot Book Figure Is Held In Holdups GALVESTON Tex AP Claude Eatherly 46 World War II air force major who is the subject of the book Hiroshima Pilot was in legal trouble again today He is charged with trying Ito hold up two Galveston grocery stores and with taking $10 from a motel at gunpoint Eatherly was arrested after the toy pistol holdup of a drivein grocery last March' 13th He denied any knowledge of the holdup when questioned by the police Mrs Marshal Paysee owner of one store said she told a wouldbe robber: "Oh that's a toy pistol Put it away" He did and left Mrs Serio Micheletti cashier at another said after she told a man "We don't have any money" he put a pistol in his pocket and bought cigars In the motel night clerk 'Morris Dellosso said he opened 1 the cash register when a robber demanded the money 1 Eatherly was arrested last night in a club The police said he had a toy pistol in his pocket A hearing is scheduled Monday in a justice of the' peace court BrownUrgesHiring Of Handicapped You can make more profit on your sale by using an inexpensive Bee Want Ad to sell it And you get fast cash results It's easy to place a Bee Want Ad Dial 442-5011 (adv Teens Do Best NEW 10000 safe driving tests at a World's Fair exhibit teenagers outscored mothers who were second and fathers who placed third Typhoon Ruins Ship Crew Of 41 IS Safe 6150 ton British freighter Oriental run aground Thursday off Kagoshima by Typhoon Wilda broke into two on the reef and has been abandoned The maritime board reported today the ship's 41 crewman were rescued yesterday by a patrol boat but the 10000 tons of pig iron remains aboard The Japan Salvage Company said it will dispatch engineers and divers to the scene Monday to study the damage and ways to salvage the freighter ANMOVERSARIT SALE Governor Edmund Brown has urged Californians to observe National Employ the Physically Handicapped Week October 4th through 10th by helping to provide jobs for handicapped persons Brown said yesterday thousands of physically handicapped Californians are productively employed and many more should be "The continued dynamic growth of California will depend a great deal on the utilization of all of our human resources" the governor declared Prices effective Fri Sat Sun Sept 25 26 27 SIXTH ANNUAL TUB OF CHICKEN 7 obafiPf obafigl UIUo I I I we are to meet the chal- An on Would Hike lenges of the future and main "It we are to meet the chal 16 Select Pieces Rolls Honey I IVIolUB 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