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7 go 7 1 Black Power Garbage Ne-ws Sentinel me VI The Kno FAtorial Classified 21143 Combs' Page 13 Urban Blights HifP9pr city KNOXVILLE TENN 37901 MONDAY EVENING MAY 20 1968 Rocky Would OK Reagan a VP for 'Strength' The WeU of a type common to large con strucdons jobs occuionally betray signs of careless use The financial crisis besetting Reeenrrection City which became acute late lag week ap parently has sued my Std "Its just' go lug to be a chronic one Southern 'Christian Leadership Conference (KIP spokesman said wearily "We didn't have any money in the bank when we started this thing The Martin Luther King Jr ftmeral cost a lot of money We're jUlt not used to spending' this kind of dough" By ItICILUID STAINES ustimuswe slos saw WASHINGTON Mk all villages that grow into ddes the Poor Peoples Campeign campsite at the foot of the Lincoln Memorial has started to suffer from some of the familiar Nights of admixed Perhaps the first casualty at Resurrection City USA was good manners Ask Mary Jane He'll tell you "None ci your busks's" Is his stock reply to the stock quesnons of a reprtst until the reporter asks him his name The reply Is Jane" accompanied ay a laugh that no trace ri good humor 44V -4 tt 41 0 oz 0" 1: 4:4 '4ii i eo- --44t-': :404 5:" 1 Nok-44t? -1 4' 4 'I 4 4 tT1 I 1 '4: 444k A -4" i i ''t'" 4 ig At ::4 ----44-- o'' i :7: ------4 1 ----4 -4 -i? 1 A 44tIoct '4'4: 41::1::4 ft- -110 --tZ: i i i 1 4::::44::: 4 I 011- I 4 -Z i At cv-: A4 -1- 1 ri -t A 'i' 0 011 14 Na i IS: -'i 't 'Ai: '4 1i 'r '''''7' 'i 4:: 1161k 4 ii: I- -00-7 4 i i 4 ::1 i i i i 'v' 'i t' 4 'v: 0x NEED UNDERWEAR But in 'pile of its acommlating problem Resurrection City continues to pow at a boomtown pace The estimate of completed dwellings yesterday was around 400 but some reporters thought this was conservative and that there were nearer 300 of the shandes substantially completed A SCLC spokesman said 2000 were encamped as of last night and that existing dwellings were sufficient to house a total of 2250 persons The camp was to have been limited to 3000 residents but it is generally conceded that it will have to grow when caravans now meandering to Washington from all points of the compass reach their goal At the main gate of the en volunteers preside over with donated clothing "We have plenty of clothing" one said "but what we desperately need Is underwear for men women and children They come here with nothing not even one change Any kind of underwear is terribly needed Especially brassieres We also need all sorts of lightweight bedding Not so much heavy woolen blankets but summer coverlets and things like that" Californian Not interested Still Undecided the main challenger to former Vice President Richard IC Nixon for the Republican presidential nomination indicated be would accept Ronald Reagan as a running mate but Reagan isn't interested Rockefeller said he believed a ticket with himself and the California governor on it would give the Republicans "great strength" Reagan still measuring various signs of support for him hasn't announced what he intends to do in the presidential race No 'Ideelegy GaW Rockefeller and Reagan held an early morning session in New Orleans today and Rockefeller said afterward there is no "ideology gulf" between them Rockefeller said "We talked about the mutual problems of two big states" Asked whether they discussed politics Rockefeller replied "it could have been touched upon" In another question he was asked whether he considers that there is a "gull in ideology" between them and be replied "No I wouldn't say there Is today" NEW MOOD ARRIVES "Mary Jam" le typical of the new mood of Resurrection City He is eighteenish and is one of a large contingent of putative poor who moved into the plastic-and-plywood shack city over the week ad Unlike the founders of Resurrection Oty who came front places like Marks Miss and Memphis Tenn the newcomers from the big cities are not eager to tell their tale of woe to Angry and militant they obviously are but "trona of your business" is a ut why spedmen reply when reporters try to nod The new heads (Resurrection aty slang for recent arrivals) are from the haW-mwe ghetp toe of New York Philadelphia and Chicago Their prevailing temper might best be Judged by the graffiti with which they have their flimsy A-frame shacks 'TOTALLY INTEGRATE" "Sleep by day creep by night" is one unsettling inscription Another is: "Stray Viet Cong CIPI Committee" and yet another is one Reseunvction City householder who has painted his name Sbt Fang" in letters two feet high Black power is another popular theme and one sign says "Black we are death to whitey' The New York and Philadelphia contingents seem to number a great many white youths of both sexes One red-bearded white activist boasted: "The New York delegation is the first one that is totally integrated racially and sexually" One thin white youth busy painting "Rise up and abandon the creeping meatball" on the side of his shack said he was called "zombie" I keep getting out of and that he intended to stay in the camp until June 7 IS CO'LUMBIA DEMONSTRATOR "Then" he said "I've got to be in New York for a court appearance" The charge Zombie replies proudly to the Inevitable question is criminal trespassing "I was busted at Columbia University" he nye Other manifestations of urban blight are becoming apparent at Resurrection City Growing heaps of litter on the streets will certainly help big-city marchers ward off homesickness and the sparse trash barrels to be seen were obviously overwhelmed early Telephotos PLAYFUL Catherine Anstett of Kirkland Wash splashes through Miami Beach's surf on the morning after her coronation as Miss US A She will compete in the Miss Universe Pageant in July Ambitious Beauty Miss USA Wanted Money for Schooling MAGIC unidentified "test pilot" takes off on his own private carpet as he travels down the Mat Carpet slide being completed in the Clinton Plaza Center Called a "sky-slide" in other parts of tcountry where they have attracted national attention the huge slide is the first of its kind in East Tennessee Horse Sense By George Crane Answers en Page 22 1 Which is most likely to be an extrovert? Chemist accountant salesman violinist 2 Which one of these ailments is not malignant? Lipoma leukemia carcinoma sarcoma 3 Which one of these birds usually flies the highest? Robin wren crow hawk 4 The graduates of which type of college are nicknamed "salons?" Music medical law engineering 5 Sherlock Holmes would be most Interested in the IRS FBI RFD? In the left-hand column below you will find the first names of leaders of the five countries indicated at the right Try to match them appropriately You are entitled to one point for each correct Judgment Chiang A Ho Nationalist China Charles Cuba Lyndon North Vietnam Fidel France Weak Accept Reagan told newsmen he would not accept an offer as a running mate to Rockefeller or anyone else "I'm not interested in becoming vice president" he said Rockefeller and Reagan were reported annoyed by their overlapping visits for separate see-stone with the Southern Association of Republican State 2 Hurt on Magic Carpet Slide Ride Poor People Plan Strategy 7 :41 ftt )1 ii lib''' 4' i 4 i si ita ::4 0 re -1" :7 i ilitt' l'iI 4------vv 4:4: I 0 '3 1 0 ignr" 44410 '1 ot t's MIAMI BEACH Fla May 20 Dorothy Anstett says she would not be Miss USA today if she were an only child But as one of nine she entered her first beauty contest to scratch up a little extra money for her college education "All the kids have some kind of a job" said Dorothy (Dii) Anstett of Kirkland Wash "So I thought I would enter a beauty contest and one led to another "But I still can't believe it I wish I could cry or something but I don't often cry" said the brown-eyed brunette who re mained dry-eyed when she was crowned Saturday night as Miss USA 1968 To Satisfy Poor Marchers Pressure Up on Job Demands By WILLIAM STEW Labor Secretary Ward Wirtz has introduced a Scripps4Istvord SOW Writer testifyiu to Clark' subcommits WPA-type bill which is even WASHING-MN May tee said this would perpetrate bigger and costlier than Iressional interest is rising in a hoax on the poor If the cam- O'Hara' satisIving the Door marchers' trY hal the to pay for the odds against a big By WILLIAM STEW Labor Secretary VMard Wirtz (D-Mich) has introduced a Scripps4Istvord sonnwroter testifying to Clark' subcommit WPA-type bill which is even WASHINGIDN May re sem this would perpetrate bigger and 1 1 i than gressional interest is rising in a hoax on the poor If the cam- O'Hara' satisfying the poor marchers' trY lecirl the 'VW' to PaY tOf Despite the odds against a big lesurredion City' Population Boosted WASHINGTON May 20 (UPI) Ralph Abernathy summoned top leaders of the Poor People's March to a strategy meeting today to decide how and when massive antipoverty demonstrations will begin in the nation's capitaL Abernathy chairman of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference returned Sunday from a nationwide fund raising tour as hundreds of new marchers entered the gates of Resurrection City USA Pushing the plywood town's population past the 2000 mark Still Faces Problems More contingents were converting on the city from various parts of the country including the West Coast A man and a 0-year-o1d child were injured in separate incidents yesterday on the "Magic Carpet" slide ride on the parking lot of Clinton Plaza Shopping Center Clinton Highway Carl A Conway 40 of 2037 Cecil St suffered a fractured ankle and was admitted to St Mary's Hospital Teresa Ann Maiden 817 Hickory St suffered a hand cut and was treated at St Mary's Charles Totnbras Sr one of the fotmders of Playland Industries Inc which holds the franchise for the slide said the attraction is still in the "experimental stage" and not formally open to the public The corporation is experimenting with a variety of waxes luau attempt to control the speed with which customers travel down the stories-high slide he said Rid era skim down the "Magic Carpet" on cloth "friction shields" Tutors Underprivileged "Freddie delivers paper Marie WOrkil at a swimming pool and everybody but Beth baby sits" said Dorothy a 20- year-old English major at the University of Washington who hopes to become a full-time Reaps 'Set fer Tap' Rockefeller appearing on television Sunday (Issues and Mowers ABC) said if he were nominated for the dewy he would settle for a vice presidential candidate among "whoever is best for the country He added however that Reagan appeovd to be "pretty well set for the top spot" Rockefeller endorsed the Poor Peoples March on Washington as a "new imaginative way of creating ti lobby" for the poor Reagan said Sunday In New Orleans that the United States should use the threat of a land Invasion of North Vietnam to force the Communists into nogodating "in good faith" during current Paris peace talks Urges Talks lime Limit The governor said the US should tell North Vietnam they had a time limit In which to begin serious negotiations and to make certain they were not "procrastimting" Be said that if the talks have made no progress the United States "should indicate were prepared to reassess our tiny options to end the war militarily" In other political develop meets: I top demand Jobe through make-work Wirtz said Con- wpawype bill many congrew some kind of Federally financed gress shouldn't enact it men say pressure is 'building make-work program Of the Administration's pro- "Everyone's waiting for a Pressure comes not only from gram to ro w1rrainnand lagem011Wlak 1r miracle" one House source the Poor People's March now 1m gY lung 115 A said "No one expects this kind encamped across from the Lin- am awArang1Til made the of bill to pass But no one ex- coin memorial but from the worst nummousuary mow um nected the fair housing hill to urban coalition the AFL-CIO my career becatute we are bank- pass the nation's big-city mayors and ing very heavily on this being church groups right" They argue the Johnson Ad- Paints Ti la Gall' March Hurts ministration's plan of getting For fiscal I969 Wirtz wants private industry to provide 500A418 million for manpower train- Goals of Poor 000 jobs for the bard-core urban mostly to 110 to business to poor over three years is too lit- train herd-cors Jobless recruited tle too late in 50 big cities The training for Rai Ker Says the first time will focus hard- so WASHINGTON' May 20 el-urged The march On Washington I detracting from the prospect of Obtaining the goals of leader March Hurts Goals of Poor Baker Says WASHINGTON May 20 el The march on Washington Is detracting from the prospects of obtaining the goals of leaders Claiborne Sheriff Deputy Are Sued Lenoir Citian Awarded Medal DOROTHY ANSTETT 40-25-36 teacher She already tutors underprivileged children Her four brothers and four sisters range from 3-year-old Beth to 23-year-old Terry Terry is married and the only one who lives away from the family's six-bedroom home on a lake in Kirkland Just outside of Seattle Miss Anstett who edged out Miss Maryland Paulette Reck of Baltimore competes in the Miss Universe pageant here in July Anstett described herself as a stringbean in the eighth grade Expects Kidding She said she expects some good-matured ribbing from her family when she get home especially for 13-year-old Meg whom she calls "Meggles" The sisters share bunk beds in a room that also houses a player piano hooked to a vacuum so it plays with just a flick of the switch no pumping needed "She's the CI le who will really laugh it up when I get home" said Miss Anstett "much more than my brothers although ni really hear it from them too" "When 1 won the Miss Kirk-'land title 1 would get up every morning to hear 1kleggles with a good morn 1 si'land gma won the miss Kith- title I would get up every morning to hear Meggles with a good SCLC OM Ciall said the campaign still faced several serious financial and organizational problems But Rev Andrew Young a top SCLC administrator said he expected the demonstrations would begin this week if march leaders can "mold these people Into one nonviolent fighting unit Talk of Second Camp consider Extolson WC Web Will SWIMS WU UMW core poor who haven't hemmer measures now Ming fitted much from this legislation urged are: previously The National AMA bill spensertbd by Sen ince of Businessmen headed by Joseph Clark (Pa) and 13 oth- Henry Ford II is getting the job er Democratic senators to pro- pledges from industry vide 24 million Al MU 011 Much of the rest the Adminis consider Eateasion on core poor who haven't betteaget measures now being fitted much from this legislation are: previously The National AM- A bill sponsored by Sen ance of Businessmen headed by Joseph Clark (Pa) and 13 oth- Henry Ford II is getting the job Ca iborne County Sheriff Bill Day Hurst and one of his deputies George Goodman have been sued for 50000 in Federal Court by Mrs Shirley Kay Wilson New Tazewell who charged she was injured and falsely arrested Mrs Wilson also named Western Surety Co Sioux Falls SD as a codefendant Mrs Wilson charged that the ttvo law officers entered her home last May 29 She said Deputy Goodman questioned her abusively cursed her and knocked her down before arresting her of the Poor People's Campaign because Congress "will not function with a pistol at its head" Sen Howard Baker Jr said today "And figuratively speaking the massing of great numbers of people in Washingtm for a march or demonstration with or without violence amounts to precisely that" Baker said function with a pistol at its head" Sen Howard Baker Jr said today "And figuratively speaking the massing et great numbers of people in Washington for a march or demonstradon with or without violence amounts to preetsely thave Baker said 1 SAIGON May 20 1--S Sgt Charles Ferguson of Lenoir City Tenn shared in the honortoday as military officials in South Vietnam today paid tribute to the US Army 3rd Brigade Ith Infantry Division on grounds over they had battled only days ago troops of the 3rd were honored for their of Saigon's southern one of many 3rd to be decorated for received the Vietnarnese PUEBLO Pierre Sanger former presidential press secretary to Presidents Kennedy and Johnson and current adviser to Sen Robert 17 Keneny charged Vico President Hubert and Johnson and current ad- vlser to Sen Robert Ken- en)? charged Vice President Hu- Her suit charges that she was about eight weeks Pregnant at the time Wilson charges she was mornPalideal held in the jail from about Ting Missssss Kirkland' Then pm that evening until 2 pm1when I won the state title it the next day She said she iwas 'Oh good morning Misss- required medical treatment to ins Washington" said Dorothy prevent the loss of her unborn "I bet she's practicing her child new routine already" Demo4Und is Adequate As Ailing Ex-Miner I Is Mercy Patient them make4rnrk and half an tration seeks for manpower pro" Rain temporarily halted a Stand the-job training lit Private grams is allotted to supporting three-day drive to speed con- which dustry over four years at a cost activities such as $331 million struction of housing Mmost 400 eight di of $103 billion for the US EmPloYment Ser new huts had been hammered rigade A bill sponsored by Rep vice and to a big make-work together since Friday as many defense James O'Hara (D-Mich) and program already on the books collegians and professional cars edge 79 other House members to pro- the Neighborhood Youth Corps petters pitched in By Sunday Ferga vide a million make-work Jobs Clark argues the US has a night the target figure of 625 Brigadi at a cost of 94 billion in the next "gap" of 24 million was in sight the act fiscal year the number of Persens "able Baker was one of duve mem- Meanwhile as Poor PeoPle namese Hearings on CYHara's hill and willing to work but for hers of the continued pouring in SCLC of- Silver 1 ennessee emigre have been completed by a whom no Jobs House subcommittee which now He says there are 3 M1111011-- stenal delePLdell he comment ringdaals second Pussp iblY build- Sir Is holding hearings on a three- unemployed 12 million who've en lac Ineful' A Southern caravan of about days 0 year extension of the Malin's- been nut of work so king they Rep Joe Evins (2-Tenn) 400 new rrieeg in suburban pletely trationts Manpower Training don't show up In Federal statis- said Perm er group has Fairtax-Ceouanty Va from Rich- everY I Law Hearings on Clark's hill tics and 200000 not counted in the right to disrupt our This was spending namely and the manpower law Men- the census for a total et 44 ernment or to foment vio- the night in 15 area churches the Sts sion will be finished in Dark's million There are 2 million an- knee" tuna quarters became available Son" 1 subcommittee this week filled Jobs available at any Sen Albert Gore took no in the city Ewell That means congressional lib- time he adds creating the L4 stam on de march itself but "In 1 erals soon must make up their minim lob gap" said he is "not prepared to ter ha billswil rethe He seeeigWeeld subeigiesAnew am eeteineome" turf egiredgeerentemed oneammiddiBus Drivers Stop gruelin bat th state Public agencies and now the stated eblechees of thetorrecing Money aPPrna profit concerns to employ 12 campaign Saigon work jobs In the 1930s) minion persons and put the caws" woe Pros Diontelmes very Biggest argument against ere- rest of the funds into private pin WASHMTCOL May Ming a new WPA is fiscaL ind training for L2 minim cks Ringspert Girl Transit Co bus drivers anI 1" 3 Sees Messy Problem He'd start in fiscal no with DAymg Tenn may 20 oluounced Sunday night that LpLy 1 Supporters of Dark's bill cow 300100 WPA-type Jobs and Ufie Miss Janice Sproles el jams will seek to avoid being robbed! cede the $il billion cut in fiscal 100 private enterprise Jobs port the new queen cg the by carrying no money on night 1 1969 Federal spending mandated O'Hara's measure would cre- East Tennessee strawberry runs thus eliminating bait for I by the tax bill makes passage ate a million new WPA-type dui here weer the weekend robbery beginning today ef a make-work law unlikely jobs Employes would be paid -rt announcement followed Tngcal was the reaction of Sen the minimum wage or the pre- glIZIe '11Piere of Amalgamated Trim) Ralph Yarborough (D-Tex): veiling wage whichever Is high- sit officen executive "I'm for Clark's bill but 1 er The mina coalition wants Kingslmet- Union and board don't know where the money'an extra billion tacked le First TIMM in the 011e- members who discussed robberies and the would come from" O'llam's bill for training day night pageant was Miss 1'1111 Cart says catsress show' Republicans both House wales webster cg Rockwood shooting of a driver in a boldupi pass his balls recognize it can'tiand Senate have offered Jobs Bliss Gayle Rogers el anemPL it be funded In the rascal yearlull giving tax credits to Indus- Kingston ma named anal The drivers said the Pubbel A starting July 1 but have It on try for training the umemployed runnerup would be urged to cooperate byl the shelf mate to go when thelilo has ilea- Robed Kennedg The Pageent climaxed die-having de correct bre when Vietnam War ever (D-NY) Rep John Conyers 2Ist annual festival Ithey board a bus A3 monevl would be placed in the corn4 I POLITICAL PLAYGROUND SY VALTMAN RYAN I crs larked fare boxes e'e Sr to ago ht tho two Baker was one of three mem meanwnue IS poor people mem bers of the Tennessee eongres cootinued pouring in SCLC Of Silver sional deleption to comment fidals talked of possibly build- Star the mardt ins a second camp "The A Southern caravan of about days et Refl Joe Erb" 400 people arrived in suburban PletelY slid No Person Or group um" Fairfax County Va from Rich- enerY the right to diaruPe our Coe- mond Thu pram was spen' d-az namese ientwernmeatft a' to fitment the 'are- --a- churches the quarters became available gon" Albert Gore took no in the city Ewell stand on the march itself but "In said be is "not prepared to ter vote for a guaranteed ammal 'ALM Drivers Stop grueling income for all citizens one oli bat they stated objectives of the tarrying Monev approaches campaign Saigon Con0111 Pram Prom Makin very picks Kingsport Girl WASHEIGMNI May fought Transit Co bus drivers an-I Tenn May 20 named Sunday night that Miss Juice Sproles of teplwill seek to avoid being robbed port the new queen Of the bY carTling no "nevi on night East Tennessee strawberry runs mus eliminating bait tor that here over the weekend robberYs beginning endu3k tefi am Miss woks succeeded stiss The anncement followed a Brenda Joan seal also meeting of Amalgamated Tran-ni Kinpport sit Union officers and executive: First mom la the satin board members wbo discussed day not pageant was miss recent robberies and the fatal' Rom wooer of Rockwood shooting of a driver in a holdup Miss Gavk Roams ofattemPt- i ILY'41 to 1'1111111re hl the twe- Standing which eight ripde defense edge Ferguson Brigadiers the action Silver Star "The days of every the Ewell "In grueling they approaches 71 awls usliontry wim Den 11 litIMplirey VIM MIMI Star and the US Silver Ipolidcal statenients" on the ksue of the return of crevnnemon 3rd Bripde in five full hers of the USS Pueblo Hum- intense combat tom- phrey said Saturday night that destroyed or decimated there are indications that North Viet Cong and North Viet- Korea might release the crew Army unit that attacked of the captured spy ship 1 Southern outskirts of Saimaa said Maj Gen Julian for DemoSen the division commander antic Action reaffirmed its 97 continuous hours of bit- endorsement of Sen Eugene house-to-house fighting and McCarty for the Democratic bunkemo-bunker corn- preddendal nomination The completely cleared the ADA also paid tribute to Mc-the to the my- bridge to Carthyls and We stand today on the Sen Kennedy ground over I they and bled" hIcCARTHT Aides of the Mimwsota senator said a MadiDATUM sae square Garden rally raised here in the 93000011 for McCarthy He told the crowd it was i time for patAmertZasnesi to "breapasett out of 1" world 4 1Student Uses Plane ANIL 1 as Suicide Vehicle I s' 4 I TIAVITYCA ItViru Vim 1112w Cross of Gallantry with Star and the US Silver 3rd Brigade in five full intense combat completely destroyed or decimated Viet Cong and North Vietnamese Army unit that attacked Southern outskirts of Saigon" said Maj Gen Julian the division commander 97 continuous hours of bitter house-to-house fighting and bunker-to-bunker combat completely cleared the to the bridge to IL Humphrey with making "polidcal statements on the issue of the return of cremnemhers of the USS Pueblo Humphrey said Saturday night that there are indications that North bert IL Humphrey with making statements" ea the issue of the return of crevnnem- hers of the LISS Pueblo Hum- Ph reY said night there are that Ilun" Korea might release the crew of the captured spy ship for antic Action reaffirmed ha endorsement of Sen Eugene McCarty for the Democratic presidential nomination The ADA also paid tribute to Mc- Se Kennedy umPhrel and u7'1 I "as" 1 Mimiesota senator said a Math- gau Square Garden ray raised 93300011 foe McCarthy Re wadi the crowd it was time foil Americans to "break out of patterns of the put" I Student uses planp lusw las Suicide Vehicle DAyraiA BEACH Ha sisyl 41(I I I' te ti -ok -A I A Rockwood man oho has worked most of his life in coal mines from Rockwood to VII' Biala- and who has been All for the past two months is the lat- est Gen Knox Mercy Fund patient Oliver Kendrick a back- tor who lives with his mother Mrs Mary Kendrick has been due to a stomach In 1965 he suffered a heart attack and was unable to re- 21Iireaoold avia- turn to a taxing job such as den student took his life Sun- mining After that he did car-day by diving a stolen hitht Penult wOrk and odd Jobs- He plane 1909 feet into a ill two months agol and area near here authorities said has been unable to work since I The victim was identified as 1 The amount of CNA Ilia 1 :47 AN r-k NAN 411 Abz)i li cl413PC A I's I iLt3 ARGENTINA 1 I -rs 70 0:0 'keys Nala- ay ace Edward Boyer Inkster: is in The Mercy Fund at this panrs posaesstas and not avail- educational md reggaes kw Mich a student the Emtry time will pay for a 15-day Iles shin tea eke AUmi to the driver Aemnautical hislituti it I rrA 7 C3 lut IN 11-1 71N I 1 1111MCINZ UP posmota Murtisur 'able pita! stay- Universky- Has- li'I 'i pease I 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