Des Moines Register, The (Newspaper) - February 17, 1965, Des Moines, Iowa r to southerly winds high in y Thursday partly 17 j The Newspaper Iowa Depends Upon Des Wednesday February Sections PAY PLAN AT Hi Raise Too Says By lack Magarrell The Des Moines School Board put off its decision on teacher salaries but suggested a sharp cut in the pay schedule urged by teacher The board plans a special meeting at to deal with the salary Last week the Des Education Association and the Des Monies Federation of Teachers Joined in recom mending a salary schedule for next year which would in crease the average about Acting School Superintendent Paul Mitchum endorsed the teacher organizations saying it was his j The board had agreed earlier i to try to decide the salary sched ule at Tuesdays but when the meeting the decision to postpone was unani There are seven mem Asks New Plan was asked to come back next month with a new Board Member Arthur Davis outlined this proposal as a 000 less than the cost of the teachers Davis also brought up the question of providing a period during the school day for ele mentary teachers to plan their If any money is be be spent for this it should come oat of the for teacher salary Da vis The Teacher organizations have urged the School Board to hire additional teachers or teacher aides to give elemen tary teachers some planning They maintain this is an issue separate from teacher Some Have It Some teachers in Des Moines elementary schools have plan ning periods but the majority does They are paid the same whether they have plan ning periods or Mitchum suggested last week that to be in eluded in next years school budget for improvement of in struction through reduction of class size and allowing plan ning for a few more ele mentary Davis said Tuesday hebe smaller classes are a way of improving but periods for teachers are Plan ning tune is a teacher bene he The formula for distributing SALARIES Continued on Page Four Sheriff Hits Rights Aide In the Mouth AP A Ne gro civil rights leader was struck in the mouth by Sheriff James Clark the sheriff He called me V e r y thing in the T of an aide to Mar tin Luther suffered a He was taken CLARK g hospital a deputy one stitch was Vivian then was taken to the Dallas County Clark said he charged Vivian with criminal provocation and with contempt of A trial was set for today on the latter which was not A bond was set on the provocation Cant See Vivian The a powerfully built sixfooter weighing more than 200 contended that the who weighs 165 pounds and is 5 deliberately pro the Authorities refused to permit newsmen to interview Vivian in the King went to the jail Tues day night to see but the one was al lowed to visit During the afternoon trou a television cameraman tuned a bright light on the Clark said Turn out Turn it out or Ill shoot it The camera man moved who had played a minor role during the past two days of a drive in the has arrested more than persons during the Witnesses said Vivian led AN OLD SHOE HE FOUND IN THE DESK DRAWER group of about 25 Negroes from the Lauderdale street side of the county courthouse to an en trance around the corner on Alabama Protests Closing Assembly Committee Asks Pay for Governor By George Mills A joint subcommittee tentatively decided Tues day to recommend increasing the salary of the governor of Iowa to a plus for The present salary is plus for The lively discussion was highlighted by an argument over a comparison with sala ries paid to governors of other Representative Har old Houston Dow We dont have to go to other j We must go by what A federal court order issued can by District Judge Daniel Representative Minnette Dod as at Mobile had directed Negro erer Iowa City said voter applicants to use salary should be high Lauderdale street enough so that this state can Clark told newsmen that Vivi an said he wanted to protest the noon closing of a line in which Negroes were signing their names to a list showing their intention to The sheriff locked the Ala bama avenue entrance after the Negroes assembled on the The group sang several freedom Clark then came out and read to the group a copy of a state court order barring illegal as The chief Crock hold up its head with other She that she did not want other legislators to get the mistaken idea that I am the last of the bigtime Presented to the committee were figures showing these governor salaries in other states Illinois Michi Missouri and Min South Dakota and Nebraska Committee members said all twice sought to disperse the figures agreed upon at Witnesses said Vivian j tnis staie are tentative until the whole state departments SELMA j Continued on Page can be checked Uganda Mob Tears Flag York jeer ing mob of Africans tore a United States flag to pieces Tuesday In I n e i g h b oring The mob had pulled the flag down from the I American em in Kam the coun I trys in a protest against American sup port of Congolese Premier Moise Riot police opened fire with tear gas to scatter tors surging through downtown Police also charged the mob with The mob was said to include cabinet minis members of parliament and Potomac Fever INSIDE THE Delayed IOWA SENATE committee de lays action on three bills spon sored by Des Moines 3 INVESTIGATORS find odd de in probing death of Eugene Stormy Mc Zenith Radio 4 URGE FLEUR LIMIT By Jack Gillard The Des Moines Traffic Safety Committee recommended Tues day that the speed limit on Fleur drive be reduced to 40 miles per The existing miles per hour along Fleurs entire except a section near the Des Moines Municipal j Airport where it is 35 miles per The committees recom goes to the City Council for The recommendation came after the committee received a traffic study from the office of Herman city traffic engi showing that accidents on Fleur drive increased 71 per cent during There were 197 accidents on Fleur drive in while 115 NINAS ARMY HOLDS KEY IN VIET CONFLICT 2 Million in Peking Land Force By Hanson Baldwin Distinguished Military military strength is one of the major factors in the current discussion about what to do in NEWS SoUth Viet ANALYSIS The United States retaliatory attacks on North Vietnamese followed by Communist emphasize the importance of the di mension of Chinas Communist Chinas basic military strength is its large population and sizable second in size only to that of the Soviet Its weak ness is its inability to protect its military power or very far beyond its own The military and tary establishment of Commu nist China includes the Peoples Liberation the Peoples Armed Police and the militia The Liberation which includes the regular air and border guards numbers about million men Samuel Marine an authority on Communist Chi nese military estimate in the January edition of For eign that the armed police includes more The armed police were once under the Peoples Lib Kennedy Visits Mayor Wagner NEW Senator Robert Ken Y paid a cour tesy call on Mayor Robert Wagner Tuesday and promised to support the mayor in his bid for a fourth fouryear term this v i aiau u Kennedy pictured in some the OT were accidents were recorded in The greatest increase was in collisions and Average Speeds Batts said the traffic survey also showed that 85 per cent of leadership from made the comment to newsmen ing a surprise visit to city Kennedy He 41 miles per while 15 per cent were driving 25 to 29 miles per The difference of between the and it ranged from 11 to Phan Huy Quat is the premier in Saigon this It must be confusing for the people they dont know whether theyre watching a Phan dance or playing Quat 6 Quat is a Thats Whatever else happens to the South hell save them from And he knows exactly what to do if the Viet Cong attack in the middle of the night tell them to take a couple of aspirin and come back in the Postmaster General Gronouski says were flabby and dont get enough Thats why be keeps us pacing the floor waiting for the has a lady carrying mail in on an experimental experiment is to see what happens when somebody cab her a mail Definition OjU timer remembers when people thought the government owed them a living instead of vice Jock was of great help to was an apparent reference 15 miles per the support the mayor gave Kennedy in his successful cam for the Senate last Clear Skies Highs in 30s A powdery snow gave way to clearing skies Tuesday and lowans are promised mild temperatures and sunny skies These pace figures are too Batts Its been our experience that the lower the pace the lower the accident A low pace figure means traffic is moving at a uniform Most of the accidents on Fleur drive occurred near the inter sections with Bell avenue and Park Accidents involv Army and are now con trolled by the Ministry of In ternal Enroll in Militia Under the every man a and women have been enrolled in he and on paper these units may have consisted at one time of about 200 million people Ralph professor at American University in Wash estimates in Cur rent Scene for 1964 that the as a military reserve actually consist of only the basic ally those in the coastal ant frontier The he is not known but probably runs into the millions and is aug yearly by servicemen discharged from the Libera tion under present conditions the basic militia is not and can not become a re Powell The militia requires training and officers who are militarily rather than merely politically as a defensive force especially on the frontiers it would add to the The Peoples Liberation Army has 2 million to million men in the ground forces about 000 to in the air force and about in the The remainder are in militar The ground force consists of 105 to 160 organized CHINA Continued on Page Five Robert Collier Leader of Group Walter Bowe Judo Instructor Y OFFICER IN RACE GROUP Canted to Stress Negro Plight By Homer Bigart NEW rookie few York patrolman was Tuesday with ng a plot by a small group of extremists to blow up the Statue of the Washing on Monument and the Liberty Police Commissioner Michael Murphy said Patrolman Ray mond working as a police undercover infiltrated the known as the Black Liberation and complete confidence of the Hes Promoted Murphy promoted o detective on the The group had planned to damage the monuments with ex plosives supplied by Quebec The explosives were brought here from in a car driven by a young woman the authorities 22 Sticks Twentytwo sticks of enough to blow the head off the of were seized Tuesday morning along with Michelle of and three New York Khaled SoHara Sayyed Engineering Graduate Michelle Duclos Had Dynamite Blame Piloting in Landing Crackup leaded of Murphy described the three men as having and proCommunist Chinese sympa The leader of the group was identified as Robert Steele an employe of the New York Public He traveled to Cuba last year and was said to have bragged of meeting Ernesto Che during ster of industries visit to the United Nations in He is a man who was convicted of slashing a man during a fight in London n 1956 while serving in the Air Negro Plight Collier said he wanted to maim the three symbols of American democracy to drama ize the plight of the Walter Augustus a udo instructor at the Henry Street a social agency was also arrest He was described by police as a supporter of the now de funct Fair Play for Cuba Com The third man seized was Khalel 22 of a graduate of How ard school of en in Police said that in January Bowe and Sayyed had taken a erry to Liberty Island in New York Harbor to case their The Civil Aeronautics Board said Tuesday faulty piloting by The statue was also visited ling motorists making left turns afternoon The highs i Will Widen Fleur ranged from 34 at Burlington Batts said the citys street and Lamoni to 23 at Spencer construction program for 1966 and Mason The Des Moines high was Des Moines and Davenport had the most precipitation Tues with just of an Highs today are slated to be in the thirties north to the lower forties in some local southern Iowa includes plans for widening Fleur drive and for the con struction of Kirkeby was elected committee replacing Charles Hughes will re main on the committee as a Wilson Morrison was reelected caused the landing crackup of a Pan American World Airways Boeing 707 jet airliner carrying 145 at New Yorks John Kennedy International Air port last There were no fatalities among the 145 persons aboard but 40 were sev en of them The board said the probable cause was the captains devia tion from the glide slope during Instrument Landing System approach to the air Bowe brought back a souvenir copy of Miss He told PLOT Continued on Page Seven Home of Papal Guard Bombed VATICAN CITY DAY AP A bomb blast today damaged a heavy wooden barracks door of the Swiss ancient papal bodyguard that patrols Vatican Johnson Has Pastor to Lunch Herbert President Johnson invited histain of the said he in picturesque striped uni pastor to lunch Tuesday instrument apj No one was made his annual contribution to and continued visually There was no immediate ex the church amount ocean for the near Federal Aviation the Porta Angelica Angelic Thats between the records show that gate one of the entry ways into the papal from dent and the said pres Press Secretary George The pastor is George Davis of National City Chris tian Church at Thomas Circle in downtown Johnson is a member of the His wife and daughters are ker voluntarily surrendered his rating as a 707 jet An FAA spokesman said Dunker would remain ineligible to fly jet trans ports until he has taken nations required for reinstate The agency said he has not applied for permission to do He has been returned to duty in Most of the guards were asleep inside when the bomb shattering windows and sending pieces of wood fly A passerby told of seeing two with a away after the
