Abilene Reporter-News, The (Newspaper) - July 7, 1966, Abilene, Texas OR WITH OFFENSE TO FRIENDS OR FOES WE SKETCH YOUR WORLD EXACTLY AS IT 86TH NO. 21 79604, THURSDAY JULY 7, PAGES IN TWO SECTIONS 5 CENTS DAILY 15 CENTS SUNDAY Associated Press bombed the oil storage depot in the Haiphong dock area two miles northeast of the heart of the city for the second the FOR WEDDING Addressing of the invitations to the Luci Baines John Nugent wedding began Wednesday at the White Hands in foreground are those of Andrew of Envelope in foreground is addressed .to Antonio J. Mrs. Johnson's A portion of the invitation is at top At left are a card for a reception at the White and a request for a response to the White American Flag stamps will go on the The White House released this 100-Voice Choir Due For Wedding By FRANCES LEWINE music for parts of the WASHINGTON Mass and will play the choir of 100 men and boys at the The sing at wedding of Luci choirs will be under the Johnson and Patrick J. direction of Norman I. S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE ESSA WEATHER ABILENE AND VICINITY mile j Clear to partly cloudy through with southerly wind's averaging Highs today and Friday overnight low 75. NORTH CENTRAL Parity cloudy tonight and Friday with widely scattered showers and mainly in south in Not quite so warm in extreme northwest Low tonight 72 to 78, High Friday 90 to The White House announced I the church today that special music for the ceremony will be provided TEMPERATURES by the combined men's and choirs of two Baltimore Roman Catholic churches the Cathedral of Mary Our Queen and the Church of the late Heart of 700 Guests Due About 700 guests are expected j for the marriage of the ter of the President and Mrs. Johnson at noon Aug. 6 in the National Shrine of the late Conception U Thurs. a.m. 79 78 77 74 75 75 76 80 82 85 85 87 hours ending Robert embossed with presi of the will com- High and low for The White House said 400 95. and 75: High and same date Jast 98.'.and Sunset iast sunrise WASHINGTON A in Army enlistments prompted i the Defense Department toj boost draft calls today for July but the White coat of arms will he to about 700 sonal friends and relatives of the young couple and the son and Nugent Many of the invitations will go to Those invited to the mony also will be invited to White House reception which House Guests Names of the guests were not Haiphong Oil Depot Bombs On South Viet planes dropped 19 tons of U.S. Navy planes and five-inch Buni ets on the depot and sance pilots the next day ed tremendous devastation U.S. military command an- The Haiphong through which 95 per cent of North Viet Nam's petroleum supplies was first bombed on June 29 along with another major depot three miles from the heart of The attacks set off a worldwide A U.S. spokesman said A4 hawks from the aircraft rier Hancock struck the fuel in- at 1 p.m. and that pilots reported bombs on The spokesman said one hawk was shot down by craft fire but the pilot wasi Oil depots also were the American among They attacked one storage area 36 miles north of a fuel tank plant 31 miles north of the capital and an oil storage area 31 miles northeast of They also struck at a missile site 55 miles northwest of Hanoi as well as at trucks and rail One of the planes lost day was an a version of the seat It was the first lost in the Viet A spokesman said it was on a Pilots reported smoke from the depot rose feet and a If or a flight of Thunderchief s but would not The other plane lost fireball erupted from a secon was an re- dary the spokesman He said pilots saw no ships connaissance plane last heard from 40 miles northeast of Pilots in the area reported sunset reading at 28.13. al 55 per cent. Seven-Inch Rain Causes but that there were three ships in the outer The ships apparently were not the U.S. command announced American planes flew a record 113 missions against Viet Nam Wednesday and eluded four two of the raiders were by conventional Before the June 29th the Haiphong oil storage complex a capacity of of oil stored in 38 storage 16 houses and an open storage In the raid last week 46 and The Pentagon announced it was increasing the July call men to a new total of and the August quota by to a new figure of At the same the Defense Department asked Selective Service to produce men in July and August sions result from a reduction in estimates of Army enlistments for these months based on the most recent enlistment the announcement There was indication of any similar lag in Marine and Air Force None these services felt the said a large segment would be Flash Floods young out-of-town friends Luci and THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Seven inches of rain fell on House guests al the White House will Nugent's Mr. and Mrs. Gerard P. 111., and their Mrs. Gerard Nugent Ssn who will be a The matron of Mrs James Hale her And these four AMERICAN CAPTIVES PARADED This radiophoto monitored in Warsaw Thursday was issued by the Viet Nam News Agency in Hanoi with caption ing that shows American pilots paraded through the streets of Hanoi on their way to an interrogation point Wednesday Hanoi radio indicated that ican airmen captured by the North Vietnamese may be put to trial as war Wirephoto via cable from the These two losses plus the hawk shot down over Haiphong today brought the total today that American planes reported lost over North captured by the North Vietnamese may be put on trial as war Describing the parading of a group of the American prisoners through the crowded streets of Radio Hanoi Says Peking May Try U.S. Prisoners TOKYO Hanoi said records North Vietnamese radio Viet Nam to 281. The 113 multiplane missions flown Wednesday were est number for any single day since the United States began bombing North Viet Nam in 1965. But a showed there are 37 U. S. in North Viet in- 21 from the Air 14 Army men and 2 Although the broadcast listed three naval the spokesman said its Hanoi the North records showed no Navy Vietnamese broadcast said j v man said the number of sorties j of Hanoi that the North Vj t Nam has Radio ed all the 7th Fleet all air bases in South Viet and Thailand under the U. S. .in its air war against North Viet Nam have their re- in the prisons of the Democratic People's lic of Viet Describing Hanoi was the 250. average daily number The previous high sions was recorded the day jets would represent jiy threatened to try captured j armed forces escorting them all to try and punish the airmen as war j the criminals and the security pirates in proportion to their but has never reported any j forces had to use both words i The broadcast said the cans were in and marched under armed parts of the extreme upper River and its tributaries day and caused flash the Weather Bureau Low water crossings were closed throughout the and low areas should be the Corpus Christi Weather reau office Ranchers and others Should be on the alert for rising flood waters Nueces all from Miss Betty Beal and Miss Beth both of Miss Patti McGouirk of Fert and Miss Warrie Lynn Smith of Miss a college roommate need to draw on the draft at this i of Lynda lived in the I White House briefly while she The highest monthly call since and Lynda attended George the Viet Nam buildup began last Washington year May when will be of honor in the on the extreme upper and Frio said the Much of the area is ranching The Frio into the Nueces about George West in Live Oak County in South Texas and above Lake Corpus The 7 inches of rain were recorded 7 miles north of which itself reported 2 At the Prade 6 inches and 3 inches were recorded east of Camp Appeals For Bombing End NEW India Prime Minister Indira Gandhi appealed today for an end to U.S. bombing of North Viet Nam and proposed a Geneva conference be convened to seek This should be closely she by cessation of hostilities and hostile ments and on all sides throughout The Indian making her first major statement on Viet also proposed that be safeguarded by the al control of which India is Canada and Poland are its other when American dodged 16 That was the highest total reported for any day of the 17-month The U.S. command announced earlier that 27 to 29 form of s reel tribunal to SAMs had been but the air .It said the crowds of residents constituted lia command said this figure re- suited from duplications in pi- through RUSK VOWS RETALIATION The number of fliers paraded j but the broadcast said they authorities Set Boycott I Lt. Robinson 41. actual muscles to contain the an- jger of the Many of including old men and j pushed way i through the crowds and got close to the air pirates but raised their fists and The broadcast said a woman U. S. road Au Thi whose today North four-year-old daughter was violating the killed and two-year-old girl was Parade Said WASHINGTON i captured last Sept. 16; U. S. Viet Nam said was Geneva Convention for the wounded mane treatment of war prison way in the elbowed to the front of the Navy James Bond in parading captured and 42. captured 9: Capt. can pilots through the anger them 1 great for Kile Dag captured last SAIGON tives of some Roman Catholic and Buddhist splinter groups today announced a plan to cott the constituent assembly election Sept. 11. Their following could not be but it appeared July 27; Lt. nard Gerald captured Feb. 3, of North Vietnamese broadcasts heard in Tokyo said the pilots 1965; Lt. Everett Alvarez San captured Aug. 5, 1964; and Lt. Robert But is too I won't strike these pirates who are ready in our Only those were handcuffed and marched don't repent will be under armed and hinted jly punished by our at death I suddenly from The consistently denied Warned of Nuclear Use radical Buddhist TOKYO Secretary of State Dean Rusk assured Prime Minister Eisaku Sato today that the U.S. of oil depots near Hanoi and Haiphong meant no escalation of the war in Viet Rusk told Sato the bombings were blunting North Viet Nam's capacity for sion in the Some details of the talks were given by Tomisaburo chief cabinet at a news He reported Rusk and Sato found that basically their ments had a similarity of ion on Viet Hashimoto said the talks also touched on Red but de- to give any details on this delicate Japan wants to grant Red China long-term credit for The United States opposes Following the talks Sato was Rusk's host at a dinner and in a toast expressed Japanese port for the U.S. position in Viet said the attitude of North Viet Nam dimmed hopes for peace at this and ed: a man desiring peace I'm glad to note recent im- provement in the situation in Viet and I earnestly hope that the United States will con- to persevere in its efforts toward stability and peace in Viet in an indirect rebuke at leftist demonstrators who tested Rusk's said there should be tion of the fact that the United States is making a major con- to the security of the Far East including my Rusk came to Tokyo from the old Japanese capital of Kyoto at Before leaving Rusk warned United Red China States will that the retaliate whatever means would be if it launched a clear attack on any of. ca's Asian Asked at a news conference if the United States is prepared to reply with atomic bombs iif one of its Asian allies is attacked with nuclear Rusk then answered with can't think of anything more insane than an attack with velopment of Chinese nuclear capability into account in our own defense with Japanese Foreign Minister Hiep and the chairman of the Vietnamese Socialist Shiina at his side after the end of a three-day meeting of U. S. and Japanese Cabinet the United States in he would meet our tions under our mutual ity treaties with whatever means would be Though Communist China was not referred to either in the question or the the of a three-day change followed a discussion of Chinese nuclear testing and a statement by Rusk that the ed States will take further de- major impact on the The leaders of the ing itself Citizens are the Rev. Hoang a and a Thich 33, New The United States takes the Ithe far end of the captured Feb. 11, 1965. that the Geneva the American Hanoi said the pilots applies even though to wno have in their war there has no formal our dear our fellow olive khaki wearing of war against the broadcast thai rubber They Viet walked heads in the face of the Convention ing fists and the referred the screams of a human pilots as war criminals and An earlier report said j were to a place of As of July 2 the Defense The broadcast said those only a small part listed 21 Air SECTION News Bridge personnel among 34 Sports detained bv the North 4-5 8 SECTION B 2-3 8 Amusements 9 for the immediate resignation of Premier Nguyen Cao Ky's and of power to Joining the movement were former Interior Minister of the number of air pirates The roster also showed 11 j Women's captured in North Viet and two Marine whose crimes are engraved inj Among the 233 listed as obituaries the heart of every ing were 121 Air 24j Comics 10 A Pentagon spokesman in 65 Navy and 23 TV is Phan Ba None of the groups they resent has had serious impact the fifth annual meeting of the Joint U. S. Committee on Trade and Economic Stock Averages Make New Gains Industrials were up 3.23, rails up 1.77 and utilities up at the end of fifth hour trading reported Abilene of- fice of Bernet and Hickman Inc. Volume was shares dominated lately by government efforts to prepare for elections and rally the country behind it. Father Quynh is known for his radical He is believed to have about militant ers among Viet Nam's two lion The junta ruling Viet Nam showed some concern about the new ment by censoring the an- from the Saigon The formation of the front came on the heels of the ing in of an 80-member advisory council which is to assist the government during the interim Water Plan Denounced By Abilene City Council By SHELL Staff Writer A ment from the Abilene City Council asking the Texas Water Commission for more ation of and West Texas in the Water was Thursday's regular council good things about it and some It is to he presented bad things about criticisms of the plan Clifton's statement that at a. public hearing before the Water Commission in Abilene i July 18. The also discussed for- mation of an Council of taking in 30 West to be the outcome of a but deferred briefing meeting of the council j any decision until after a July Thursday The statement is to be others interested in water de- velopment and circulated to council members for changes and additions prior to next 12 meeting in Austin to at- tended by City Manager H. P. Clifton and Mayor Hooks began the meeting Thursday by stating that the Texas Water Plan had was population projections for this area in 1990 and 2020 appeared to be too Abilene Water and Sewer Supt. Weems made the est statement during the summarizing his views of the afraid we're getting sold short on the amount of water See Pg. 4
