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24 Paget. Mao Emerges From Seclusion fire in Gun oaigon Gemini 9 Rehearsal Flawless Meets With Albanian Government Delegation Kills Five Streets CAPE KENNEDY, Fb. (AP) TOKYO (AP) Communist lonly European Communist 'in ih nd America Gemini 9 astro ran in terror or fell under theiTrung and adjacent itrecti for Chinese leader Mao Tze-tung nearly half an hour. Shchu's delegation arrived In "'-uU lm Tuesday to the' iiawirs renenrsa 01 uie China late last month for Triggered By V.C. Mine Blast hail of bullets.

Seven Vietnamese fuspected of planting the bomb were arrested, but all were cleared and released, the spokesman said. CemptnMflcn Pro mind "Our hearts go out to the In- emerged Tuesday from a six-month absence from public view to meet with an Albanian gov crnment delegation led by Premier Mehmet Shehu. The Communist New China New i Agency reported the meeting. Mao a Ions period in May Day celebrations In Peking, went on a tour and returned to the capital Sunday. Mao, now 72, did not attend the annual May Day review in Peking.

The Chlne.se govern complex auai coui.iaown inai is to send the spacemen rorkrting aloft next Tuesday to test skills needed to land on the moon. The astronautj dressed In space suits climbed Into the Gemini 9 capsule at 10:34 a m. Bomb Troop Areas In the air war, meanwhile, U.S. Btf bombers from Guam attacked the Viet Cong's Zona near the Cambodian border for the 10th straight day. Their tar.

get was a Viet Cong troop concentration area 70 miles northwest of Saigon, but a U.S. spokesman said he had no as- I ment denied the rumors abroad Nam nocent victims of this affair. SAIGON, South Viet apparent seclusion had resulted lnat ne was scr0usly 111 or even underwent a make-believe terrorists the U.S. Embassy said In a blastoff Mlirllv on In speculation that he was scrl dead, and a non-Communist statement. 12:30 p.m.

Their Agena target exploded a mine In the heart of "The root cause of It Is, of sessment of the result of the sen- satellite completed a practice Saigon Tuesday, and U.S. course, the Vict Cong. The mis--repeated strikes. countdown on time at 10 a m. tries turned On of the ranltnl'l tlnn I Hwnlu vmnathpll In Alp Pnrr an4 Vara flrrMan.

on a launch pad 6.000 fect buiy streets Into a blood-'the Innocent victims of this bombers flew 49 missions over battleground. I event and is prepared to help In North Viet Nam, attacking ai The National Aeronautics and Five persons were killed and every way we can those who tiaircraft and radar sites, river ipace Administration said all, 29 to 32 were wounded, most of fnunrt thpmsrivM in the uav of traffic ttnrua ar nH rw ously ill. The meeting with the Albanians, reported also by Peking radio, was the first official word from Red China that Mao had attended a public function since Nov. 26, when he met a Cambodian military delegation in Shanghai. DaU, PUc Not Told source In New York reported last week that the Chinese leader had been at the airport In Peking Feb.

28 to say goodbye to ex-President Kwame Nkru-mah of Ghana. The source said Mao appeared to be In good health. Lin Plaa Also Apptars Another Peking leader long out of the public eye also aspects ot Tuesday dress rehearsal went "very smoothly." Before next week's three-day mem Dy American lire, me the fire this morning." 'proaches to the Mu Cia Pass, a dead Included a Vietnamese An embassy spokesman said gateway to the Ho Chi Minh policeman, three Vietnamese the families of victims would be, Trail. space adventure The report Tuesday did not! Communist China's loader Mao Tzo-tung, left, makes his first public appearance in six months as he erects Premier Mehmet Shehu of Albania, according to caption with this radio-photo from Peking monitored in Tokyo. (AP Wirephoto) COnCIUaCS.

wnmpn and a child. Eight nald compensation In accord-i U.S. DilotJ flew 210 sortlea nnrl a rh Id chl niM Muniwncntlnii In BwrrLi ItC nllnta Viet- nn uilh nnrm.il nrnrfttnr in nvnr Cnntri Vint Vam Mnnriav Viet-W with normal procedure ln'over South Viet Nam navy u. eugene wr- Americans and at least 21 say where or when Mao met emerged with Mao for the Al with the Albanians, iteq uuna banians' visit. He was Defense nan is to take a record-duration namese civilians were reported' such cases.

(while South Vietnamese fliers space walk and use a rocket- wounded. Th militrv snokesman said flew 193. Their tarceli wer. Minister Lin Piao. vice chair powered back pack.

man of the Central Committee Half Hour Futlllade It had not been determined yet, Viet Cong camps, troop concco A U.S. Army spokesman said how many of the casualties and river traffic, there was no evidence of Victi suited from the mine explosion inM on Grcund Command pilot Thomas P.1 Stafford Is to steer Gemini 9 on of the Chinese Communist par ty, for whom a public appear ance had not been reported in a and how many were victims of Ground warfare continued at Stock Prices Rebound After Week of Losses the American fire. inW ebb. with the U.S. corn- year.

The New China News Agency said Lin. along with Premier Chou En lal, were present at the meeting. It added that Mao also with an Agena targe satellite Meat foowed the mlne and jolt Gemini 9 into a new, loson toW rf orbit by firing the 16.0pound-fnce that an Amtrkm Mp thrust Agena engine while their fire and that olher MPs spacecraft is hooked up wkh lU ht th were bejng fired on The night plan for Gemini 9 and gan spraying the streets "is to date one he mos com- wlth mbachin and aul0. Earlier reports said several imand reporting only light, passing Vietnamese were sporadic contact with the Viet knocked off their bicycles by thecong Monday and no major ac blast and apparently injured. uon.

The others appeared to have! The terrorist mine In Saigon, pave a banauet for the Albanian i NEW YORK (AP) The saw the Dow-Jones average fall rally as a technical snappacK, visitors. been nit oy we massive Darrage a pellet-scattering Claymore, plex and sophisticated," Air loss irom the sharp losses ot Mon stock market rebounded strong- 16.03 points in the worst of machine-gun and automatic weapons. Crowds of Viet' Stafford said. Force Lt. CRASH KILLS 4 I namese work weapons fire that swept Hal Ba day and last week.

These setbacks were blamed ly in heavy trading Tuesday since the assassination of Presi-from Monday's steep loss. jdent John F. Kennedy Nov. 22, in part on announcements of At noon, the Dow-Jones aver was attached to a Dicycie ana was set off in an early morning rain at a military bus stop near three U.S. billets.

The Viet Cong set off a similar device April 27 at a pickup point for Korean construction workers, killing 10 persons and injuring more than automobile production cutbacks 1963. The advance was broad-based age of 30 industrials was up 9.46 by General Motors Corp. and it V. 111 L- I points to 896.26. It had been with blue chips gaining $1 to $2 Ford Motor Co.

Pennsylvania Atty. General Dies in Plane ahead 12.03 an hour earlier. la share and gains by high-flying I General Motors rose $1.25 It was a complete reversal 'issues running up to $5. I $86.25. Ford was unchanged from Monday's action, which I Some brokers described the! $4725.

30. The impact of the blast hit tha r-p 1 i Suzl Wong tailor shop, which caters to Americans from the three billets, including the Brink SOMERSET. Pa. (AP) The IT ill hi Copters Collide In Air-Three Marines Killed bodies of Pennsylvania Atty. Gen.

Walter E. Allessandroni, his wife and two other persons were found Monday night in the wreckage of a light airplane In a snow-coated mountain gully. Hotel which the Viet Cong bombed Christmas Eve, 1964. killing two Americans ana wounding 107 persons. Fires at Taxi The U.S.

Army spokesman said the firing was started by an American MP on duty who saw "a taxi drive up, make a turn, pick up a Vietnamese national and speed away" after the blast. Another MP, on duty a block Alessandroni, 51, managed SANTA ANA, Calif. (AP) Gov. William W. Scranton's un successful battle to wrest the CAPONE JR.

DROPS INFAMOUS NAME FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (AP) Albert Francis Capone son of the prohibition era Chicago gangster, has changed his name to Albert Francis. Capone complained in a Circuit Court petition Monday that all of his acts were blown out of proportion in the press because of his father's infamous reputation. The 48-year-old Capone was convicted in Miami last year of petty larceny and was arrested in Broward County this year on a traffic violation. Capone said the incidents were given attention in the press because of his name.

He now lives in Hollywood and works for a Miami tire company. In granting the name change, Judge Mel Clayton said the court "acknowledges the admonition of the Bible that the sins of the fathers are often visited upon the sons." Three Marines died and three were seriously injured when two Marine Corps helicopters collid it Republican presidential nomi nation Irom Barry Goldwater in 1964. On Campaign Trip away, heard the explosion ana firing and opened fire along tha He was making the flight for ed, plummeted 30 feet to the ground and burst into flames, the Marine Corps said. Investigators said the crewmen in the helicopters were practicing landings Monday be :4 street, which was crowded wita Vietnamese heading for work. a campaign speech in his bid for the GOP nomination tor lieu Some MPs deployed In th tenant governor in the May 17 area believed the tracer bullets state primary.

racine along the street were The four died Sunday when fore their scheduled assignment to Viet Nam. The names of the victims were withheld pending notification to their families. their private twin-engine plane Saigon, South Viet Nam (AP) An American medic (white uniform) and American MPs tend the wounds of Vietnamese civilians hit by gunfire in Saigon during street fighting triggered by terrorist-planted Claymore mine aimed at them. They opened fire, attacking a truckload of Vietnamese men, women and children. fell in rugged Allegheny Moun tain terrain known to pilots JUST ANOTHER DAY as the "graveyard ot the ai- A Marine spokesman said the helicopters were on routine eghenies" because of the dan gerous weatner conditions mat often prevail.

FBI Chief Marks 42nd Year on Job Besides Alessandroni and his wife. Ethel, the dead Include Dirksen Falls In Hospital; Breaks Hip WASHINGTON (AP) Sen training flights in the Foun'ain Valley area when the accident occurred. Debris was scattered over two acres. The twin rotor CH46A carried four crewmen, the smaller UH34D carried two. Both persons aboard the smaller craft Court Voids California Housing Law SAN FRANCISCO (AP)-The California state law permitting racial discrimination in the sale and rental of privately owned real estate, was declared uncon James E.

Staudinger of Abing-ton who was the Republican chairman of Montgomery County and a member of the WASHINGTON (UPI) -FBI budget request. But if he is seldom seen In Director J. Edgar Hoover public, Hoover is often seen in were killed. Everett M. Dirksen, frac private.

A steady stream of marked his 42nd year on the job Tuesday with no comment on the anniversary, no change tured his right hip in a fall State Liquor Control Board, and the pilot, Melvin E. Ladin, 28, of Collingswood, N.J. Missing Report Late early Tuesday and underwent TWO TOP SOVIETS ON VISITS ABROAD MOSCOW (AP) The Soviet Union's two top leaders left Tuesday for visits abroad, apparently desighed to bolster the Kremlin's influence in both the Communist and neutralist camps. Communist party leader Leonid I. Brezhnev flew to Romania for a three-day visit.

Its Communist regime has been showing increasing independence of Moscow's leadership. Brezhnev's visit could be aimed at keeping Romania neutral in, Moscow's dispute with Peking. Premier Alexei N. Kosygin flew to Cairo for an eight-day visit that appeared aimed at drawing the United Arab Republic's President Gamal Abdel Nasser closer to the Soviet sphere. in his work routine, and no talk visitors file through his office on the fifth floor of the Justice Department Building.

They Tremors Rock Tashkent Again about an eventual successor. repair surgery later in the The plane was carrying Ales stitutional Tuesday. morning. sandroni from the state capital At 71 One year past the mandatory retirement age for government employes Hoover MOSCOW (UPI) Tashkent The accident occurred at Wal The state Supreme Court in a range from foreign police chiefs to clerks in the agency "who bring their parents to meet Mr. Hoover," a spokes at Harrisburg to Uniontown where he was to address the 5 to 2 decision held that the sec Fayette County Tavern Associa still arrives at his desk early and leaves late.

But he is, if anything, more tion of the state constitution known as proposition 14 violated the U.S. Constitution. The immediate effect of the man said. It was President Johnson himself who waived the manda tion. An association official said later that there wasn't much ter Reed Army Hospital which the Senate Republican leader had entered Monday night for a checkup.

Hospital aides said the operation, performed by a team of orthopedic specialists lasted shy of the limelight. In the last year he has made only four was hit by a i of earthquakes Tuesday almost as severe as the tremors which flattened the city's "Old Quarter" two weeks ago. The Soviet news agency Tass reported that six new quakes shook the ancient central Asian city of mora than one million persons tory retirement requirement for Hoover. ruling was to release $22 million in federal funds for redevelop concern when he didn't arrive because it was snowing and sleeting and it was assumed formal public appearances. One of these was to testify before a House appropriations subcom Hoover has made it plain that ment in California cities.

he plans to stay on the job as about 90 minutes. that the plane had turned back. mittee considering the FBI long as he can. The hospital statement said SAYS REVOLUTION INEVITABLE Dirksen probably will remain The discovery that the plane was missing wasn't made until about 24 hours after it went at the hospital two or three weeks and be on crutches sever down. Mrs.

Staudinger phoned Harrisburg to inquire about her husband. State officials began al weeks thereafter. The 70-year-old senator got Soviet Ship Captain Claims Emergency to Gain U.S. Port 'Marshall Plan' Suggested By RFKfor Latin America out of bed about 3:30 a.m., fell checking. and fractured the hip.

Strike Record Mrs. Dirksen, who had been in Nashville. flew to WASHINGTON (UPI)- I The Coast Guard said the Washington. loans from the WASHINGTON (UPI) Sen. export-import I region.

Creation of special inter- ship would be permitted into Drake's Bay north of San Fran A total of 755 strikes began during the first three months of Robert F. Kennedy, Meanwhile, W. G. Saletic, president of the Congress of American Fishermen, said in a statement that "recent events have caused the CAF to con- bank. In his first report js' American machinery perhaps 1966.

idling 406,000 worKers, tne Tuesday suggested a Latin on Agrees To Coast Guard Inspection cisco where American inspectors can verify whether piston largest number of any first Youth Sentenced On Flag Charge CORDELE, Ga. (UPI) -A American "Marshall Plan" to keep U.S. money not Marines Latin American trip last November, Kennedy said Mon- ouarter since 1953. the Labor rings are broken as claimed International law requires the Department reports. in the forefront of the revolu- day revolution was coming to SAN FRANCISCO (AP) granting of sheltered waters to 19-year-old civil rights worker Russian ship captain, seeking to a ship claiming emergency trou unaer me inter-American development bank to meet currency emergencies in Latin" American countries.

Encouragement of private investment which, he said, could be undertaken without fear of loss "when a nation and its citizens are confident they have full control over their own who said he lowered the U.S. tion he feels is inevitable there. I Latin America, and the only In the second of two Senate questions were when and policy speeches, Kennedy said whether it would be peaceful, he believed the American ful. make engine repairs in San ble, for as long as necessary to Francisco Bay, has agreed to learn whether there actually is and Georgia flags in front of Sold the Player Piano No matter what you have to sell, you can solve the problem the Crisp County courthouse ciuae me unnea states is in great danger." Homing Devices Found "Not only is the trawler fleet systematically wiping out our fishery, which may mean the difference between life and death for future American generations, but the Russian ships are now believed to have engaged in even more sinister ac-' tivities," he declared. U.S.

Coast Guard inspection to crisis. If there is, the next verify his claim that an emerg- step would be up to the U.S. because "the town should be in people would support "a Kennedy said that only was sentenced to! greatly increased aid effort an complete American identifica ency exists, oiaic lcucu iiiiciiL, Uic Aiaob mcurning" one year in a work camp and can deal effort equal to what we were tion with the aspirations of economies Guard said But, before the inspectors are Monday for fkg desecration allowed aboard, the Russian Fleet's Mother Ship The Chernjakhovsk is a traw willing to do 15 years ago." those that seek political, At that time, the United economic and social change. States undertook an aid plan to and opposition to those that transfer "Men have died to raise the flag which you have lowered witn foreign investment "reasonably and equitably." Dissemination of population control information to any captain said, he will his careo to another Russian ler that has been serving as the disrespectfully and csused to be help post-war Europe back to oppose it, could keep change mother ship for a Soviet fleet me LAr said the March issue of Navy, the Navy League publication, declared that homing devices of Russian manu with a Pantoqraph Want Ad. Bill Thilking.

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Wendell Hornef authorized spending of $12 abandonment of intervention in pressure of fast growing H. tional waters off the coasts of billion in its first 3 1-2 years. Latin American affairs. told Rufus Hinton. populations on weak economies.

Fowler, secretary of the treas-jtiuornia and uregon. facture are being discovered on the bottom at key spots off The United States now Monday, Kennedy urged Hinton, a Negro, was among He also called today for: Formation of a type of, Americans to embrace those allocates about $1 billion to 200 persons that staged a the West Coast. Such devices, the article said. ury, denied the Chernjakhovsk It will probably be days be-permission to enter San Fran-; fore the ship reaches Drake's cisco Bay to make Bay. Fowler said It was inimical to There is bad weather offshore the best Interests of the Unit-and worse hi prospect, the Coast ed States.

Guard said. raucous racial demonstration at Latin American aid programs Latin American common mark-who seek to bring change to 'the courthouse March 31 and $400 million for liberal develop-jet for commodity marketing, Latin America, and to withhold, ripped the state flag and Old ment loans; the balance on and other products to assure moral and material support I Glory from their lanyard. I surplus food shipments and. steady export income for the 'from those who opposa it. would permit extremely accurate firing of ballistic missiles by submarine or ships.

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