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   Albuquerque Journal (Newspaper) - January 13, 1969, Albuquerque, New Mexico                                Smile NEW x IB IriLl tht X uU brmn rf tta ALB NAL Good WM It M H iil nb TM Ye Monday Morning January 13 1969 22 Pages In Two if Price Reds Penetrate Base Blast 18 Copters I First on Reservation i s Indian Workers Pledge to Win Burnett Strike By JOHN LEAHIGH MESITA UPI Specially trained Indian workers seeking pay boosts beyond the federal minimum wage vowed Sunday to win a which they said was the nation's first against a reservation industry With no support from the tribal government and just in strike funds 51 of about 60 Pueblo Indians employed by the modern Burnell Electronics plant at the Laguna Reservation began picketing Thursday A com- pany spokesman said reduction production was ing THE STRIKE action was delayed several months following expiration of a contract with the subsidiary firm at fnc in October But negotiations no agreement Renewed negotiations were not set though both sides said they would talk anytime Is it worth having an industry on a reservation if our people are going to be treated this fs it worth all this This is what the workers began asking said soft-spoken Don treasurer of the Labor Board representing the strikers He said the plant located 40 miles west of Albuquerque was built by the tribe in 1965 It was leased to Burnell which operated during 1964 in the community and the firm bought equipment with a tribal loan Continued on Meeting Fruitless TWO Ctty Scouts r Night in M PARIS UPI The United States and North I Vietnam met unexpectedly Sunday night in an effort to get the Pans talks on nam moving during dent Johnson's tion but they failed once again to break the dural deadlock Cyrus R Vance deputy chiel of the American delegation to the conference summoned his North Vietnamese counterpart Col Ha Van Lau to their first secret encounter in 10 days IT LASTED for two hours and 15 minutes and ended on as discouraging a note as previous sessions an American spokesman said During the meeting Vance proposed two more formulas for the shape of the conference table to be used in the talks and Searchers Fan Across W Sandias made a major concession on speaking order to be used at the expanded conference the spokesman said All were unacceptable to the British Police Battle Black Power Show LONDON UPI About 5000 largely nonwhite demonstrators sloshed through streets and battled police Sunday to protest against alleged racism in Britain and Rhodesia's white minority government It was London's first major Black Power march By JOHN IRA PETTY More than 30 ground searchers hindered by darkness and below ng temperatures fanned across the west side of the Sandia Mountains Sunday night in search of two boys missing on a negotiators from Hanoi it was reported In what conference observers considered a significant Allied change of heart Vance offered to drop completely the idea of drawing lots to determine the speaking order at the con- ference and offered the North Vietnamese and Viet Cong the opportunity to speak first BUT THIS was coupled with insistence that the circular table proposed by the North Vietnamese be divided by a simple strip of the Passengers Get Cuban Red Carpet MIAMI UPI The Cuban government gave an unusual red carpet treatment to a group of Argentine exchange students hijacked to Havana in one oi two weekend seizures of jetliners the youths said day The students told Stales officials on their arriva here that Cuban authorities look them on a tour of Havana the University of Havana and a nightclub and made film am tape recordings of their com merits Two jetliners were hijacked ti Havana Saturday bringing li five the number of hijackings this year The first was a Peruvian International Airlines plane wilh 118 persons includ ing the students diverted as i was making its landing ap preach to Miami after a fligh from Buenos Aires Argentina The crew flew the 990 to Miami night and the passengers wev airlifted to Miami Sunday The second hijacking United Airlines Boeing 727 on a flight from lo Miami wilh 13 passengers and a crew of seven hijacked later Saturday night THE UNITED plane and passengers also were airlifted to Miami Sunday Clusters of white sidewalk retorted Go back to marchers chants of Black people unite and fight nd Long live Black Power DOUBLE POLICE cordons urled back two attempts by to enter and occupy House the London of the Salisbury ment Sunday afternoon Demonstrators pelted police wilh bottles pennies and banner poles during the two charges It least two policemen were mrt and several protesters reeled away with bloodied Continued OB Action Line Albuquerque Weather AMI clou d md Paw Me lue temper turning colder bf 1 30 NKW til fh lodir Cotter Cop Mostly cloudy and Colder M to nor Li 70s louth LOT i o coith 21 lo Additional Weather B4 Famed Cherry Trees Barren Q Arc the cherry trees we hear so much in ington flowering trees only or do they bear II they bear fruit what happens to A Paul Wieck the Journal's W a s h i n glon correspondent says the much publicized Washington cherry trees do not bear fruit He adds that most of the blossoms blow off before the Cherry Blossom Festival Additional Action Line on D-t American spokesman explained Vanco said that If Hanoi agreed to this arrangement a conference could begin in two or three days In a second American offer on procedures Vance cither a solid round table with a Continued on Warm Front Bathes State A general warming spread across New Sunday pushing afternoon temperatures 15 to 20 degrees above Saturday's highs in some areas Highs ranged from 72 at to 44 at Red River as temperatures reached 70 in many areas in the portion of the state Sunday ranged from Chama's 11 in the early morning lo 41 at weekend hike The lost boys Boy Scouts from Troop 499 were Identified as David Chemistruck 16 the son of Mr and Mrs Stephen Chemistruck of 10108 Belts NE and Clark Gray 14 son of Mrs Clalr Gray of 11425 Freeway NE OFFICERS said the boys left he city at 8 Saturday and had planned to hike to the South and spend the night The boys then had planned to like to the Sandia Peak Tram Station and return to the city via the Tram and meet their parents at 1 p.m Sunday Young father told police he searched the lower tram area Sunday and notified sheriffs officers at nightfall Both boys were described as hikers and were warmly dressed said they were dressed in levis heavy shirts sod sweaters ing boots and warm outer MEMBERS of the Ski Patrol Mountain Rescue Team Radio Assn Mounted Patrol State Police and Sheriffs were in the search Search headquarters were established at Juan Tabo and Indian School Road NE at 9 p.m and units began fanning out at p.m Ground searchers planned to trend search the trail from the South Sandia Peak to the Summit PREPARE Travis Clyne left foreground net control officer for the Albuquerque Citizens Radio Assn maps search plans under the watchful eye of Stephen background father of one of missing Boy Scoute Searcher at the right Is unidentified Clyne mapped search plans at the group headquarters af Indian School Rd and Juan Tabo NE Journal photo border Securing Urged House while searchers In on Tucumcari Skies were partly cloudy in most areas Albuquerque warmed to high of 57 after lows of 28 at the Sunport and 24 in tho Valley Elsewhere a Pacific gale hit Jets Upset Baltimore 16 to 7 MIAMI UPI Broadway Joe put money of it right where his mouth is by pitching the New Vork to a Super Bow victory over the Baltimore Colts Sunday in i stupendous upset A capacity crowd of watched in amazement as tbe northern California with heavy supposed rains Sunday and heavy snows outplayed ell in the Oregon mountains Tho northern Rockies lower Great Lakas and England also had snow underdogs in a mismatch and outfought the Colts lo give the American football League its first victory ever in the series Details in Sports Jerusalem Recalls Envoy to France To Discuss Arms JERUSALEM Israel has recalled ador Waiter Eytan from Paris for consultations on he total arms embargo imposed by France Deputy Yigal Allon urged Israel to secure boundaries vith Arab slates by any action necessary If the Arabs won't negotiate Informed sources In first disclosed Eytan vas expected lo arrive in time o report to the Israeli cabinet which meets tonight on the French embargo developments and help clarify a number of matters related to French relations ISRAELI embassy spokesmen n Paris confirmed it Allon told a meeting of Jewish leaders in Jerusalem the Arab Youth Killed states must meet direct negotiations Israel in must for- UPI OIK was killed and fiv hers injured Sunday in a two ar headon crash on lt 15 miles north o Tbe was A1 v 1 hompson 17 H mally end their state ol war with the Jewish state am acknowledge Israel's right to exist before any peace ment could be concluded Allon urged a speeding up ol Continued on Fancy Dress List Expanded Russian's Garb Among Best By GAY PAULEY UPI Women's NEW YORK That annual list of world's best-dressed for the first lime in its history breaks sharply from tradition lo name a Russian to s top to com- pile a separate list honoring elegant male and to divide the women into two groups The list for 1968 which was announced Sunday groups one list of women as best-dressed In the classic high tradition and another as the most original imaginative in- The latter includes Maya p r i m a ballerina wilh Ballet company A UST of the 12 men was complied because their creative no longer could be ignored head of Club topped the 12 women in classic category Mrs Copper the for- mer Gloria Vanderbill led the list of the 12 most imaginative The artist lopped the traditional list in 1967 Her husband who is a writer and television director headed Beverly Hills Calif the wife of Mrs Alfred of the list of men so that the Coopers honors as he first husband-wife team best-dressed annals ELEANOR Lambert I h fashion publicity executive wh announced 1963 winners and started the annua compilation in 1940 said In men were added because Men's clothes are now too im portant a part of th fashionable scene to ignore th creative leadership of Continued en Jury election Way Begin LOS ANGELES UPI of Jurors to Iry Sirhan Sirhan on a charge o cring Sen F Kennedy ay begin today following n cch of legal maneuvering by attorneys The Irio ot lawyers ig lo save the tiny immigrant from the as chamber spent the weekend arguments ng the jury selection process SUPERIOR Court Judge V Walker Thursday the trial which comes TRAFFIC DEATHS CITY Since Jan 1 In All Jan Since Jan I In All Jan a passenger in a car drive iy Herman Morgan 21 also o Crownpoint STATE POLICE sa Morgan's car was travelin north on the highway when apparently wandered over the other side of the road ant struck a car driven by Arthu Yazzie 25 Crownpoint Morgan and Thompson we pinned inside their Units Slay Eight GIs SAIGON UPI Com- munist commandos burst through the defenses of Tho Air Baso before today hurling explosive satchel Into 18 helicopters Eight Americans were killed nnd 15 wounded In their of covering tire first reports said fled sapper units totally destroyed helicopters and damaged 15 others In the few minutes at surprise t hoy had Military spokesmen said GI defenders drove them out o the Mekong Delta's biggest air baso within but at high cost THE 23 casualties either fell under tho barrage of covering mortar that pelted the baso as the raiders chopped Related Stories on through the perimeter or were cut down by UK bursts o automatic weapons and rocket the commandos loosed us they camo on Five Communist bodies were found alter the base cleared U.S forcos hit with nnd artillery firo and helicopter spat rounds nt them as Ihoy melted Into the countryside 75 miles southwest of Saigon Cnn Tho supports mainly South Vietnamese operations such as the sweep that cleaned out the V I t Cong's U Minh Forest sanctuary and took hundreds of guerrilla lives ending last TODAY'S attack was Ha cond staged by he Communists against an Allied position In tho within 24 hours U.S in- defending a bivouac lost 20 men killed or wounded In lurling back a Red charge dawn Sunday Communist gunners In other action bombarded three towns close to Saigon during the night and rocketed the Airborne Related Slory on more than seven months after n caliber bullets felled the New senator The a of defense motions The team of Grant Cooper Parsons and Kmil Zola was attempting to establish a firm basis for wals which may be argued to he U.S Supreme Court attacks begun over tho weekend Spokesmen said two were killed and ID wounded in the shellings of Due Hoa lias City and Chau Thany town nil near Saigon No casualties were reported In the Airborne base IN THE AIR war Sunday a bomber mission hit a Viet Cong base camp dead center 70 Judge Walker plans t o question some prospective individually and i n to learn whether they lave formed an opinion on the case ONE KKY question likely tc asked of potential jurors Is whether they favor punishment has said main effort of the defense will be to save life Under California law the jury first decides whether t h c defendant is guilty as charged and then in a separate penalty trial determines whether he should be executed Is southwest of Saigon Troops sweeping that target area said 162 bunkers or tures were damaged o r destroyed and 20 Communists killed fn Sunday's Mekong Delta attack Infantry Division troops lost nine dead and 17 wounded while killing six Viet Cong in a force that attacked their bivouac with small arms and rocket grenades Field reports said the Americans with suppert from machine guns aboard sent tho Com- reeling back Into the rice paddies 60 miles southwest of Saigon shortly after 3 OTHERS Injured in h Morgan car included Bates Crownpoint and Morgan 22 Crownpoint wife Linda 21 was pinned inside her husband's car for about an hour after the She suffered a broken leg Cooper Is expected Continued on to Thieu's Father Dies SAIGON ifi Nguyen Van Trung father of President Nguyen Van Thieu died Sun day Journal Index Action Line Hook Review Bridge Crossword Dear Journal of Movies Sports TV   

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