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HAUK A-Z ty Deadlock 1 in Demo ALTON EVENING TELEGRAPH WEDNESDAY Viet Nam War Shifts To Highland By PETER ARNETT SAIGON, South Viet Nam (AP) The Communists have shifted the center of their war effort in South Viet Nam from the swampy Mekong delta to the central highlands in the past 10 days. Senior Vietnamese officers believe the Reds have moved troops in from North Viet Nam to get the war momentum moving the highlands, a region that has been relatively quiet in the past 18 months. In the past week, three battalion-size Communist assaults have erupted out of the central mountains. Two isolated special forces camps were hit. Newsmen in the central Viet Nam capital of Hue were told Tuesday that the Communist battalion that hit the special force outpost of Nam Dong Monday had just moved in from North Viet Nam.

The Commu- as b- t. with severe government losses. Two other Viet Cong attacks were launched in the region Monday. Vietnamese officers say one of the attacking battalions moved into Viet Nam recently from Laos. Another battalion had come into Viet Nam from the Cambodia-Loas area late last year.

An American spokesman told in Saigon that he was baffled as to the real reason for the sudden concentration of Viet Cong effort in the central area. Tricycle Stolen T. W. Thompson, 4 Mamie told Alton police a red tricycle was stolen from the front Party Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev, returning to Moscow after a three-week tour of Scandinavian countries, clasps his hands like a winning prizefighter in WELCOMED HOME response to the cheers of an ence in the Byelorussia rail (AP Wirephoto) nvited aucli- vay station. porch of Tuesday.

his home sometime Robert Kennedy Praises Rights Bill Compliance By WILLIAM G. RYAN Telegraph Staff Writer EDWARDSVILLE The apparent deadlock over appointment of a Democratic member of the Madison County Jury Commission has brought into sharper focus a widening rift in the once-solid party phalanx in the Tri-Clties area. The continuing controversy i over reappointment of Har-l old Hillmer of Granite City to the jury commission is raising eyebrows of political observers and engendering speculation that the powerful Democratic machine, with the Venice-Madison-Granite City area as its axis, may be running out of gas. Principal underlying factor in the rift between factions in Venice and Granite City Townships, which came out into the open over reappointment of Hillmer or his replacement on the jury commission, is party patronage political plums. Hillmer.

whose three-year ToP JULY 8, 1964 County Seat an for Water Lines EDWARDS VILLE The City council Tues lay authorized an engineering study in the first phase of a major water expan prograir SHOWERS ENDING THURSDAY Showers and thiindersliowers are ex- plains into Ohio and Tennessee valley, pccted Wednesday night In parts of the Showers and thundershowers also are northern Rockies, central and southern likely for portions of the central Atlantic through the central region. (AP Wirephoto Map) Weather Forecast section of un the city aldei td unaniniou engineering Kleiser to 10-inch walei leveloped land out- wardsville to Center Cost of to probe a large nanlc body vot- lo authorize the of Paul J. epare plans for a line from the, Ed- Junior High School ove Road. the line the of the water ex- Hoffa Is Seeking Directed Verdict first phase pansfon program is expected to be about $60,000. Engineering fees for the water line was estimated at $6,000.

Installatior ALTON and and Iwo vicimty-Partly By EARL AYKROID Associated Press Writer CHICAGO for James R. Hoffa asked today term as a member of the juryj f01 his acquittal of charges that loans in seeking financial help for a sinking Florida housing project in which he was involved. The government presented commission expired 30, is tne Teamsters Union president more than 10,000 documents n-om Granite City. Party stal- conspired to defraud the union's i during the trial marked by warts in his township are urg-jP ension fund complex financial testimony, me his reappointment by judg-j Maurice Walsh, chief attorney Defense attorneys, maintain- cloudy with a few periods of accord, showers or thundershowers'figures prov through Thursday. Not much Engineering change in temperature tonight I and Thursday.

Low tonight around 70, high Thursday near acclitional phases Is cost about The first south along ter Grove jes of the 'Third Judicial" Cir-i for Hoffa, contended before icuit in Madison County, or at ing that the government had failed to show that a fraud had 90. Extended Forecast Southern Illinois Tempera- hires for the 5-day period Thursday through Monthly will average 2 to fi degrees below the seasonal highs around 70 In future of the 10-inch line ng to preliminary decl by the Kleiser Co. ne will be installed Bypass 66 to Cen-, iacl. expansion plans, a' second 14-iich line would be I extended fn Center Grove and the seasonal lows around By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS While U.S. F.

Kennedy Atty. Gen. Robert praised what he called nationwide compliance with the Civil Rights Act, Negroes sought to test compliance in cities which have been major trouble spots in the past. A massive effort at integration shaped up at St. Augustine where Negroes said they would test some 30 stablish- ments.

Three groups of Negroes integrated three motels in St. Augustine Tuesday night. There Last Two Jailbreakers Nabbed at St. Charles were no incidents. Violence There was violence at Bessemer, nine more persons were arrested at Selma, and a group of national Negro leaders said Sen.

Barry Goldwater should see how Negroes live in Mississippi before deciding whether the civil rights law should be enforced by the states. Kennedy told a conference of U.S. attorneys that general compliance with the civil rights law came about because of President Johnson's leadership. "He has spoken out," Kennedy declared. "There is confi-, dence in him and confidence inj federal officials who will be in ui uu wail uc volved in the workings of the law explained ta Gov.

Albertis S. Harrison Jr. of Virginia just what they expect to do. Secretary of Commerce Luther Hodges and LeRoy Collins, the man named to head the Community Re ations Service under Hodges, said the service would merely as a concilia- in ny civil rights tion force disputes. In Washingt senators he loo nation as direct as the greatest lifetime.

Witlioti "We approac Judge Richard B. Austin of U.S. least a replacement by anoth-! District Coui 'hat the govern-; i )een committed, vigorously ob-lso A few neriods nf Jaier Democrat from Granite ments proof against. Hoffa was jected to the introduction to a are likelv insufficient for the case to go mass of the documents, assert- Democratic County Chairman (o 'he jury. in that tneir presentation to Walter T.

(Buck) Simmons, how-j Hoffa and seven co-defendants! the jury precluded a fair trial ever, who reportedly is are on rial on charges that; for the defendants. in mm ana commence in 1 rl his judgement, and the ancl understmding and not i iwith malir-p unvnnp VIP The end of Sunday night's five-man jailbreak from the Jersey County jail came Tuesday when the remaining two fugitives were apprehended. This morning, one of the five was sentenced to from two to 10 years. William Broeker 25. seyville.

Grizzle received a one to five- year sentence for the two counts of burglary and one count of auto theft which he was being held on at the time of his escape and was sentenced to a similar term on the escape charge which have followed him. At Richmond, two of the with malice tow told the Senate mittee at a hea Diving Spies Turn Out to be Turtles PORT CANAVERAL, Fla. of unauthorized divers around two Nuclear po- laris submarines set off a port- resulted in a total 2-to 10-years I wide search his brother William J. "Potted what they thought ination for th job. A Negro teen-ager Bessemer, Ala four companions white men wit! when the Negro a white lunch youth was treat The others app; hurt seriously.

23, both of St. Charles, were cap-: Gri2zle also had a burglary lured in their hometown Tues-; charge pending against him for; dive1 was another Negro rested I on is i va while inspecting under- at Selma Ala Collins told ed on his nomi- of the service challenge of lu's Malice this with char- CVCl WIIU I tpUL LCU.1J 13 lllOlOUllg umi that the judges name a replace- tne fraudulently arranged! ment of his choice from Venice! 11101 6 "i an $20 million in mort- township, has been at odds with 8 a i loans fr the Teamsters Hillmer in an intra-party feud pension fund and diverted more of long-standing. i than $1 million to their own use. Hillmer had defeated Fred P. ard anyone," he Commerce Coming on his that said at he and were beaten by baseball bats took seats at counter.

One for head cuts. were not niths were ar- Schuman for Democratic committeeman in Granite City Precinct No. 17 several years ago, when the late Kenneth Ogle former sheriff and county chairman at the time was unseated for committeeman in the same township by a resurgent group of Young Democrats. A check by the Telegraph today showed there has been no progress in arranging for a meeting of judges Hie circuit to act on reappointment or replacement of Hillmer, who continues to serve as a jury commissioner until his successor is named and qualifies. There has been growing unrest among the Democratic faithful, particularly in Granite City and other party strongholds in the county, over patronage.

Some party members feel, Walsh led off with defense motions for directed verdicts of acquittal for all defendants after the government had rested its case. The jury was not present during the arguments. Walsh asserted there was not the slightest proof that Hoffa ever intended to defraud the i pension fund or that he ever benefited from (he proceeds of 14 loans which the government contends were obtained through prosecution attempted to show that Hoffa. a pension fund trustee, mislead other trustees with untrue reports of property for which 14 pension fund loans were sought. The, loans, the government contended, were to be used to finance the Union Land' and Home Co.

DATA AT THE DAM 8 a.m. at Alton dam: Temperature 74; tailwater, 5.1 feel: yesterday's high 92; low 73. Road lo Poa, extend from and Bypass existing sysl will be con A third line would Center Grove Road (ifi to connect to the em. Phase 2 and 3 ipletecl later. JUST THINK OF THE DOLLARS YOU MiGHT HAVE fraud, misrepresentation arid SAVED deceit.

jp The prosecution completed! YOU HAD presentation of its evidence Tuesday after eight weeks and two days of testimony by 115 witnesses. Judge Richard B. Austin of U.S. District Court said that if motions for directed verdicts are overruled, he expects the defense to proceed "immediately." He denied Tuesday a defense motion for a 24-hour de- WITH US the Telegraph has been inform- lay, telling attorneys they knew pH thai i CURRENT DIVIDEND ON ALL FIRE Home owners and Mercantile ety of charges mons where a voter its snare A tip to St. Charles police by a St.

Charles County deputy sheriff lead to arrest of the pair at the rear of a St. Charles residence. Chester Grizzle, 17, one of the three apprehended Monday, today was sentenced by Associate Judge William Lee White at Jer- grocery store burglary following the jail break, but this was not heard in the Jersey County court today. The other two escapees, Charles W. Luvins, 17, of Jerseyville, and Kenneth Oleary, 15, were captured, along with Grizzle, Monday.

the hulls of the submarines Daniel Boone and John Adams. Civilian divers and an FBI agent joined in the search. After several hours, they agreed the intruders were not spies seeking secrets but large sea turtles. I Fxll VV ed, that Venice the prosecution's case was com-i wick of County Chairman Sim-jing to an end and that they! received more be prepared to continue UIC1 jobs and now is at-jwithout interruption i water electronic attachments on registration campaign is under i tempting to take over the jury Hoffa and his seven associa-i way commission office that they con-'tes are accused of fraudulently! Eleven leadeijs of the Nation- ider "rightfully" belongs in arranging more than $20 million in real estate loans from a Teamsters Union pension fund and of pocketing more than $1 million of the proceeds. Hoffa allegedly promoted the Carlinville Seeks New Site For Civil Defense Equipment CARLINVILLE A new stor age spot for the Carlinville civil defense equipment is being sought because the space now being used at the high school is- insufficient, it was reported at the city council meeting Monday night.

Aldermen again discussed the removal of junk cars from various places in the city, but no plans were made for their removal. A bill was submitted by Albert Emerick for damages to his automobile, which he claims was damaged on city property. The bill, for $21.90, was referred to the city's insurance company. A motion by Alderman Mah- Alton Evening Telegraph Dally by Alton kovtz that $1,000 be taken from the general fund and $1,000 from the sales tax fund for the new fire engine was approved. Council also approved placing of a stop sign on Northeast Street at McDaniels Street and repealed the parking ordinance on Mulberry Street.

Alderman Joe Reiher made a motion to prohibit the keeping of livestock within the i limits, but it was defeated by a vote of 7 to 3. Reiher said he had received many complaints about horses being kept within the city limits. After the defeat of his motion, Reiher said he Ihe whole matter. which they complained of their efforts to get a water line from the water board. They claimed they received no cooperation from the board at a meeting, and the board would not agree to put in a water line there or anywhere else in the city.

Tlie board, it was said, claims it cannot do so and operate on a financially secure basis. The city clerk said if residents of Killiam Street wish to tap onto the city water line they must send a written request to the council. A protest concerning patronage in the repair of city equip- his hands of mpnt was made Mahkovtz. He said A report from the water board showed $19,367 has been received from increased water, rates to pay off the cost of the replied 'that efforl will some auto- al Association fpr the Advancement of Colorejl People continued their tour of Mississippi, cracking racial barriers en route, including two plush resort hotels at BiloxiJ The sent a telegram to Goldwater, candidate for the Republican presidenjial nomination, urging him to Misisssippi and see conditions under which Negroes live inj that state. They charged Negroes "are being intimicjated, terrorized and are afraid to exercise their basic right register and vote." Two On Bail in Death Cases CARLINVILLE Dan MJI- lick, accused (if reckless homicide in the death of a pedestrian in Mt.

tylive last month, entered a plea) of not guilty in the 7th judicial district circuit court Tuesday, Millick was released on $3,500 bond after his arraignment. mobile garages which are large taxpayers are receiving little or no patronage. The mayor Granite City township. Judges of the circuit contacted by the Telegraph have declined comment on the swirling controversy over Hillmer's status whether he should be reappointed, or who his replacement would be. Tivo Jersey ville Girls Missing Since Sunday JERSEYVILLE Two teenage Jerseyville girls, who left their homes Sunday morning to go on a church picnic have not been heard from since, Jersey County Deputy Sheriff Hargiss Maholland said today.

The missing girls" are: Bonnie Turner, 14, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Turner, and Sandy Menzie, 15, who lives here with relatives. Deputy Maholland said information on the disappearance of the girls had been relayed to nearby police departments and county officers. After the girls failed to return home from the church picnic the sheriff's office was notified Sunfan Oils Creams, Lotions ZIKE Pharmacy 627 E.

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