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Fair Monday Generally fair Monday and No Important changes In temperature High Monday near 70 Sljje 1965 All-Star Basketball Team see story on Pape 5C CITY EDITION HOURLY TIMPERATURES 10 Cents ISo 98 Most Complete Newspaper 55th Year 82 Papes Monday March 8 1965 7 am 8 am 9 am 10 am 11 am Noon 1 pm 2 pm 3 pm A pm 5 pm 4 pm 7 pm 8 pm 9 pm 10 pm 11 pm Midnight A Latin American Edition Published Dally Demonstrators Gassed find Beaten ieldins Police Halt Club' arch in Alabama King Vows To Lead New Walk Marines Hit Beach In Viet Staff Photo by BOB EAST Dig In to Defend 3Iissile Jet Bases World Press Views 1 2 A DA NANG South Viet Nam (Monday) (UPI) Two combat-trained battalions of US Marines began moving ashore today to defend vital US jet air bases at this strategic seaport 80 miles from Communist North Viet Nam The force of 3500 Marines began debarking from ships lying off the coast under strict security measures to discourage any Viet Cong interference They came ashore through pounding surf 10 miles north of Da Nang The Marines were ordered at the request of the South Vietnamese government to take up security positions around the major US missile' and jet air bases in the Da Nang area 385 miles Press Wirepnotos Kennedy Addresses Dinner Guests plugs for JFK Memorial Library Kennedy Is Late But Steals Show Helmeted Troopers Wearing Gas Masks Tangle With Negro Marchers dozens injured as officers break up demonstration 30 Wounded In Melee SELMA Ala (UPI) State troopers and mounted deputies bombarded 600 Negroes with tear gas Sunday when they knelt to pray on a bridge then attaeked the screaming demonstrators with clubs Troopers and possemen) under orders from Gov George Wallace to stop the Negro for to Montgomery chased the choking bleeding marchers nearly a mile through town clubbing them as they ran Dr Martin Luther King announced in Atlanta Sunday night he would lead another Seim a-to-Montgomery march Tuesday About 30 persons were wounded and scores suffered gas burns John Lewis chairman of the Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee had a possible fractured skull All the doctors were called to the hospital One said the scene at Good Samaritan Hospital was to a moderate Gov Wallace was not available for comment on the incident His office said there was no state statute supporting his order but that it was made under law providing for welfare and protecting of the within the police power of the governor's office King who was to have led the march rev jaled in Atlanta Sunday night that his aides argued him out of it at the last minute He said that when he agreed not to march must confess that I had no idea that the kind of brutality and tragic expression of inhumanity to man as existed today would take a matter of conscience and in an attempt to arouse the deeper concern of this i nation over the evils that are perpetuated against Negro citizens in King said am compelled to I lead a renewed march from Selma to Montgomery on In 'said: HOLLYWOOD tv HE BELIEVES an expanded bred and Harvard-educated medicare bill that will pay for Senator Robert Kennedy drugs and doctors as well as turned up 30 minutes late for a 'hospital care will pass late dinner Sunday this session night made his entrance to- he OPPOSES any Side West and'dation with Cuba as long as advised a high-school journal-icastro or Communist policies 1st: remain in effect there "Stay cool" HE SUPPORTS President It was all in ali quite an Johnson's stand on Viet Nam 'Marines eventually may be sta-evening and said he favors taking what- tioned along a line from the north of Saigon The air base is used for strikes against strategic targets in North Viet Nani Chinese Russian Rift Grows MOSCOW (UPI) Sino-Soviet relations neared the boiling point Sunday amid specula-t i that the Communist Chinese may have deliberately ever steps are necessary to hon-l South China Sea Coast at Dajtried to spark violence in last In diamonds anti mink ior US commitments there He Nang to the Loatian border) mob attack on the US more than 1000 well-heeled (emphasized that the commit- across the narrow belt of Cen-jEmbassy here Diplomatic quarters felt that Such a manuever would put i no-Russian relations have a stranglehold on Communist reached their lowest ebb since North Viet infiltration the ouster of Nikita Khrush- rubbed elbows for a cause: the John Kennedy Memorial Library At one point during the press conference a high school journalist asked Ken- chev as premier Representing the Kennedy family Robert and his wife Ethel swished into the ball- Continued on rage 14A Col 3 and room of the Diplomat Hotel an hour and a half after cocktails-started They had missed plane they said Briefly Kennedy described 1 the proposed library to the! guests whose money will help build it It will he he said "a living! that will be both-library' and study center for historians and political rebels one lies ocean Inamese have -guard 'and Israe (AP) Tanks and machine guns Press Wireohotos of troops and supplies to the operating in the south force them to detour through neighboring Laos At point the Laotian border only 30 miles from the across Viet Nam Ostensibly the Marines will replace large numbers of Viet- government troops kow-towing to the US been tied down providing bY ruthlessly repulsing the duty for the key missiles! demonstrators largely North air base at this Central Vietnamese and Chinese with (Vietnamese port 385 mies! a few Africans and Russians northeast of Saigon Thosel The anti-Soviet campaign by troops Would be able to move the Chinese swung into high into the field to clear out Viet gear with a charge from Pe- used Sunday in a border Police Round Up Stragglers After Firing Gas Bombs the long walk to Montgomery cut short Germans Offer Ties With Israel ere One of the pri- clash bctwee" Israel and Syria guerrillas from the re-j unconfirmed here that an Israeli Army spokesman will be to an Israeli 1 after the American! the Chinese ambassador was Face Red For Real hindered in his efforts to see Marines land said He niary purposes stimulate youngsters in polities Kennedy said claimed Israeli forces The Marines are joining an from tanks and estimated 23000 other Ameri- Twenty minutes after he ar- machine guns silenced servicemen in Viet Nam -rived Kennedy left the ball-Syran posi ons after the Syn-most them A Special room for a quick press confer- ans allegedly had fired on an Forccs and Xir Force ence that was obviously a court- Israeli tractor driver esy gesture for waiting news-i The spokesman added there men were no Israeli casualties fliers They will be the first Turn to Tage 2A Col 8 1 About 600 Negroes gathered Sunday night at Chapel Church for a mass meeting BONN Germany (API i The decision was presented Many them were swathed in Chancellor Ludwig Erhard of-)as answer to Presi-TORONTO (APi fere(I Sunday to bui-y the hatch-1 dent Qama Abdel Nasser of! Turn to Page -A Col I et with Israel and establish Chinese Communist officials full diplomtic relations for having ignored are fuming over a strong The announcement from Er- Sesture in cutting off 0(la UlllCKle dose of anti-Communist pro- press office said: arms for Israel The West Ger- Chinese students who allegedly needed hospitalization after the clash Peking also accused Soviet hospital authorities of refusing to-medical treatment for injured 'students 1 The Chinese also sparked a demonstration against the Soviet Embassy in Peking Red Chinese Ambassador Pan Tzu Li criticized Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko during the weekend accusing the Russians of being of the US Neighbor Spies on Neighbor step is meant to con-! man Cabinet deliberated for1 A smart girl is one who tribute to a normalization days without reaching a knows how to play golf tennis relations It is not directed decision on what to do the piano and dumb against any Arabic state" paganda concealed in a painting exhibited in Peking and reproduced in a nationally circulated magazine The Toronto Globe and Mail reported Sunday In a copyrighted dispatch from Peking by Charles lor the newspaper said the There was no immediate reaction from the Israeli Cubans Live on the Whims Of Fidel Vigilante Groups SPECIAL The Soviets found Israel became angered with Bonn last month because of its decision to cut off arms aid to the Israelis West Germany made the decision in an at- selves caught squarely in the middle by the demonstration protesting US raids on North Viet Nam Academic Slums painting was in the traditional heroic social-realist style It had won official approval and w'as published in full President Johnson had color in the magazine China tempt to dissuade the Egyp-warned the Kremlin the US Youth tians from Pla-ving host t0 Pres' wrould not tolerate lax police ident Walter Ulbricht of Com-: efforts to protect embassy prop- When the hoax was discov- imunist East Germany Bonn Al Burt Hidden away in dark corridors and basements at the Lniversity of Miami are alarming pockets of educational poverty Pete Mann reports IB ered officials called in all larch enemy copies of the magazine from I West Germany has avoided schools and private homes taking up previous offers from erty Despite the fact that 1000 police and soldiers wer- rushed In Cuba into the fray to halt the howling mob more than 300 windows were smashed and the embassy walls defaced with ink and launched an investiga- Israel to establish full diplo- tion matic relations because of pres-: sure from the Arabs who con-) The painting entitled sider Israel a threat The Arab Go Ahead I jstates have said they would shows young peasants surg- irecognize the East German ing through a cotton field 'regime in retaliation to any hauling bursting bales on the formal West German-Israeli end of bamboo poles diplomatic ties i In the tangled stalks of Israel and West Germany! the cotton plants are hidden now have diplomatic ties on a The eyes and ears of the government extend into all Cuba today This is the first of three reports on the defense committees one in a continuing series on Cuba by Herald Latin America Editor Al Burt who has just returned from there By AL BURT Herald Latin America Editor HAVANA Late one evening in a block near downtown Havana an exciting and uncommon smell stirred the interests of the neighbors Someone was roasting a Pig- Among those who wrinkled their noses in appreciation was the block chief of the Committee for the Defense of the Revolution tCDRt knew what It was" the chief said could mistake that smell? But I did not report him If that's the FIT RETURNS: One of the most villainous characters in history Dr Fu Manchu is making a comeback 10A FLY AWAY In more than one out of four US homes the children have gone out on their own ID DOXTS AND DOXTS: In the wake of the Baker and Jenkins affairs President Johnson has outlined stringent rules of conduct for his aides 21 A South Korean Seeking Loan It appeared a successful dodge of the authorities until his wife popped the meat into the oven Then the jig was up Cubans could not mistake that delicious aroma This man was lucky He was not arrested but now consulate level The decision to seek full relations was Erhard's own a spokesman said JOHNSON' two slogans in Chinese characters Live Chiang and Taylor reported Taylor also disclosed that a recumbent figure can be dis- way he wants it okay One day he will get caught and spend three years in Roast pig among the most favorite of all Cuban dishes has all but disappeared in rationed Cuba Even at Christmas when it is the traditional dinner Cubans could not have it But the appetite of this man and his family rose above all and he risked prison for a pig He drove his car to the country bought the pig on the black market and smuggled the meat back to this home in the city BALTIMORE (AP) Hong Sung-hut finance minis-he lives at the whim of the Iter of South Korea arrived at CDR chief who has knowl- Friendship Airport Sunday to edge that can jail him seek a loan from the International Monetary Fund FROM ONE end of Cuba the other divided into to blocks zones sections districts and provinces the de- 7E Thompson 8E 6D TV-Radio 13C IOC Weather 2A ID WincheLl 10C 5D Womens 1-7E 1-9C The cabinet has been deeply Amuse 10-12C Dunaway TC Landers cerned among the cotton divided Bishop 7 A Finan 6-7B Moiner plants The figure he said Erhard was under heavy fire Class 14-27C Goren SE Movies "bears a striking resem- for not reacting more sharply Comics 8-9E Heloise 4D Porter blance to Lenin his body to what many West Germans Crossword 8E Horoscope 13C Ricker being trampled in the dust 'consider a series of insults and Deaths 14C Kofoed 9E Sports by the cheerful humiliations from Egypt because of visit Yachtsmen visit Harbour One RENT BOAT STORAGE Undercover facilities WET or DRY YACHT fense committees watch repairs Quality workmanship NEW BOATS built to specifications BROWARD MA ICEMAKERS as low Excellent for lunch or dinner as 75c per day McDonald Air Diamond Silver LOANS to We get rich by doing beau-' Rent A New Car S5 A Day Up Roofs Cleaned $14 Coated $49 RINE INC Ft Laud 522-1701 $600 Suite 449 Pan Good News AL SIEGEL is Finest cuisine-intimate atmos- Cond Inc Icemaker Div 261 work Vic Polk Pocls-Advi Mileage ABC 751-9555-Adv WI 7-6465 FR 3-8125 AdvlMiami 845-9453 I American Bank Bldg Adv now at Potter adv phere 172nd Bisc Blvd-Adv NW 26th St 635-528L Adv tiful ul 4 -7- hi-.