Des Moines Register, The (Newspaper) - April 19, 1965, Des Moines, Iowa Where to Find It t i 17 Editorials 10 Radio 18 Women THE to partly cloudy through tonight high In mid low near Tuesday clear to partly cloudy Sunrise sunset The Newspaper Iowa Depends Upon Des Monday April Sections Price 10 Cents FLY WITHIN 60 HANOI EASTER PLEA BY POPE FOR Pontiff Also Decries Racial Strife VATICAN CITY Paul VI appealed in his Easter message Sunday for a ated end to every war and guerrilla opera plea clearly aimed at the fighting in Viet The pontiff also denounced racial strife and political and social A persons braved a cold wind and rain to hear the Popes message delivered in Italian an outdoor mass in Peters Speaking in a firm the pontiff asked for rejoicing on the Christian feast day com the resurrection of He said it should be a time of inspiring the world toward peace and and the desire of a new starl in the history of Urges Mutual Trust And he in the name and in the spirit of the risen may the day finally come on which men will put aside their false ideologies urged on by their need for a new wisdom or because they have accepted this new wisdom which reveals mans true nature as well as his true May the day come on which the discords among peoples will be not with the force of arms but rather in the light of reason able negotiations and let every war and guerrilla oper ation give way to constructive collaboration which is mutual and And may the day come on which the prodigious energies ol progress will be employed to satisfy the worlds hunger anc to educate future to bring remedies to the ills of And let there no longer be on this earth any of those deliber ately caused and unprofitable sufferings due to systematic political and social oppression to racial to the contemp and restriction of the jus freedom of conscience and ex No Nations Named In the plea for peace in the Easter his the pope spoke only in general without naming specific countries or But his particular reference to guerrilla operations left no doubt that he was talking about Viet Nam where the fighting has taken an increas ingly ominous His com ments on racial strife were made against the background of the civil rights struggle in the United The pope began Easter by driving 12 miles to Francis village where he celebrated the first of two outdoor About persons attended the service at the a workers housing project built with Vatican Back at the Vatican he cele his second a Continued on Page Five Flour Ration for Russian Easter RUSSIA AIM Special rations of flour were expected to be handed out to Moscow beginning in time for the Rus sian Orthodox Easier next Sun informed sources said Sunday flour is bring handed out lor May Day Communist May Flour has been in short sup ply here SHUT the disastrous harvest ol Small quantities of flour have ap occasionally in Moscow stores only to be snapped up by long lines nl s Triumphant Last Concert For Marian REGISTER PHOTO BY DAVE PENNEY The magnitude of the job facing these telephone company workmen shows in the jumble of wires that confronts them in this splicing pit at the south end of the Sixth avenue bridge here Section of Big Job for Phone Men the bridge collapsed pulling some tel ephone circuits with Now the splicers must fy each pair of wires at each end of the bridge and splice them into a new set of PATROL DIKES IN EAST IOWA Vigil Along River Ths Iowa Service of flood control workers Sunday continued their sandbagging and vigils of dikes along the Mississippi River in eastern In most places it was a matter of bolstering levees before the already flooding some crests later this week or next In some southeast counties the river fell a little because of a break in a levee in the Flank Levee Marian Anderson Gets Frenzied Applause By Bernard Weintraub NEW She an stepped across the stage and South Viel Nam PLANES MEET NO RED OPPOSITION Seek Targets on Viet Senator disagree ing with Secretary of State says he feels suspension of bombing targets in North Viet Nam would be worth try ing in an effort to get peace talks started PAGE By Malcolm Browne SOUTH VIET NAM MONDAY propel Navy fighter bombers flew within 60 miles of Hanoi Easter They drew no opposition from Com munist jets in a day of heavy American air activity over Hi ana viet Near afternoon and the applause j American planes flew a total avv in 32 air strikes in the south and heavy earthmoving equipment and men hired by the Army Corps of Engineers moved in from Illinois to start work on a long flank levee paralleling Michael The creek drains a large bluff area into the Mississippi about 12 miles below An existing levee along the creek has been reinforced but engineers fear It will flooding a large lowland The new levee is being con about a mile east of in me dliu sweeping and throbbing three against the Communist Her eyes her lips including the probe short in a tight she ly before midnight near the Thank thank the existing as two elderly women stood up in the Sud denly and the en tire audience persons cheering and acclaiming the woman onstage Her Finale For Miss who is nearing Sundays concert at Carnegie Hall was the finale of her formal singing career a North Vietnamese Airman Killed A freak bomb explosion cost the life of a Air Force pilot during a strike against guerrilla targets within South Viet No other losses in American aircraft were reported in the The strikes against the north came from Navy ers from the carriers Mid way and In the first KING PLANS Dog Helps Restore Phone NO INSURANCE SELMA RETURN Service Cut in Spans Fall FOR FLOODING career that has spanned 14 Navy planes sank a stretched across the boat with cannon and on me Muscatine school United Europe and Asia on Easter are being hired to strengthen the Port Louisa levee protect ing industries and rich melon and transcended racial bar Her how was not so much as a singer than as a not so rocket fire at Giap Tam on the Song Troc about 60 miles north of the Seventeenth Paral lel American spokes men said early AP Martin Luther an plans Sunday night to return to for voter registration day and a mass civil rights rally The rally will be the first in Selma since the Dallas County posse of Sheriff James Clark was ordered disbanded by a federal Clark organized the posse and it was used several times during a two voter registration King said his return to Selma is to assess He said he would discuss registration and other matters with leaders in Selma and neighboring Wil cox He will address the rally at Browns Chapel Church at 7 The chapel was the focal point for the weeks of demonstrations which culmi in the Clark said Saturday he would j Essential telephone service disrupted by the collapse of part of the Sixth avenue bridge was restored here Sunday with the help of a dog named Dukes Jap a telephone tied a light line to the black and white Eng ish then drove around to the other end of the damaged bridge and whistled to the He went across the bridge like a pulling the line behind officials re Using the Northwestern Bell Telephone workers pulled a temporary cable across the bridge and with this restored telephone service at to the State Police Radio city fire stations and fire alarm boxes and to other essential Collapsed in River About 100 feet of the west half of the Sixth avenue span collapsed into the Des Moines River about 3 No one was on the collapsed Des Moines has had troubles Duke Heeds Masters Whistle confronting telephone repair men was the identification and tagging of pairs of telephone wires which ran through the seven cables severed by the bridges col A phone company spokesman O Ntw York Times Newt Of course were going to Wouldnt you Thats the answer most tor nado victims give as they set about to clean up the debris from the Palm Sunday devasta tion across the Word of mouth has spread the good news to those who hadnt yet checked where the funds would come from Most home owners are protected by No Protection The bad news is yet to come for the flood victims of the upper midwest There is vir tually no insurance protection for them with the exception of coverage for their These are facts that most persons will never have to but they do point up valuable lessons for persons The first lesson should be obvious Read the fine Understand what protection is offered and learn what is not covered by the particular growing land on as a Negro contralto than Eleven other Navy planes Island D Ju as a regal and majestic celeb followed up this raid later in Hand Sandbags Sandbags are being hauled She stood on the Miti vu me uer as close as possible by cut rub b d then transferred to small i gown began and finally carried from the si ta Handels Tutta Rac boats to the wf All the streaking northward along Route 101 and pounding the Communists Long Thanh army barracks in the same general In the final the four me audience i me luur Reports from other places sat And If her voice followed Route 15 wavered at the miles north of ences devotion did for Sthe to a the applause came with roars about 60 miles south of of Bravo Bravo after her returned with all Haydn and Schubert their apparently unsuccessful in their attempt to The wealth that comes out Search out military targets in of that woman is darkness Montgomery the j Within South Viet the along the river MARQUETTE The Missis sippi River bridge between Marquette and Prairie du was closed at 4 a f t e r water started flowing across the causeway leading to Wisconsin end of the bridge carries 1 The next nearest crossing of the Mississippi is at some 25 miles to the CLINTON Construction of a dike was pushed by Weary Officials said as many as 150 blocks could be flooded if the dike is not marvelous American planes concentrated and its so On Communist positions in the so River southwest Many Encores of At intermission she and her Explodes in Air officials said the Amer at 120 miles in the Franz were called back many times for and she received arm i u r Ito nuo the posse by ehmi with jf bridges j Q th said the wires were being iden insurance policy since addi i i a technicality which the stressed in ordering iti a century PAGE and tagged at both ends of the bridge and at the phone section when it It carried PELT NEGROES the telephone cables with i The identification and tagging claims are work was he so the cording lo teenage Negroes to restore service would be pelted with rotten eggs than 7000 and at both ends of the merit Bureau at South while walking home from wllen tlie mw tional coverage may be avail able at additional The procedures for settling quite ac James matched at of the General Adjust Easter ily a white where they The three were among eight Negroes denied admittance to two oilier white churches be fore hoy attended worker for To this workers were erecting supports on both bunks of the river from which to swing 10 aerial cables across the stretch of field ern Bell said it was Southern to make the first connec are strung across the for The tagging was being done many Continued on Three Implicated in Kills Self tain Leadership Conference and t ions through these cables MONTREAL QUEBEC CAN spokesman for the It probably would take until Wednesday noon to restore repair all Cunningham said man lo dynamite them lo think were demon Emergency telephones have js killed Were been UP the Park said Center parking lot and We went to the services We dont want had were side as leen in the at Sixth and Euclid avenues for bv a wailing residents in the affected area attorney generals announced killed The telephone company m Bordeaux brought in splicers Iroin Cedar jail m Montreal a in lAP Mason saul Negroes attended Easter and Marshalltown lo help was charged wnh day services at four making the All to provide dynamite to ly all while churches men are working on the i persons planning to blow but wen turned away at four pairs around the of liberty th other churches ham Wj were no incidents One of the major In case of a disaster such as the tor additional adjusters are sent in from other areas lo speed up the List of Contents McLennan said there is no in lixing a total there is something addi tional that any policy holder should consider no mailer where he lives Most people just dont keep a list of the contents ol their lie said Such a list can he just as important as the actual value nf house particular ly where losses are not total on the Ih l shil he ui IV completed before the of red At the H Viet crests next applause was so frenzied wcst About 50 from the and sustained that she had to area are expected to almost another concert in today to work in a crashed Thy Brother to h burst of i snt got 10 ntr machine guns DAVENPORT Flood work dressing room and had posed fired oll con supervisors estimated that more for pictures and received the ij 5 Marines at Pirn than persons probably will congratulations of friends for at Hai in N be forced to leave their homes least five someone of Sai wilhin next 10 covered hat the audience was two but DUBUQUE Some business still sitting and inflicted no casualties places in the south end were Let her said impresario surrounded by They inSol Her public is wait same Saturday L IA the Viet Cong probed a Marine artillery position by tossing several concussion but no casualties were In other ground three battalions of Vietnamese troops large quantities of Then she spent nearly an hour receiving a long line of well wishers in her dressing room people who met you many years ago in or VIET NAM I e ei age I loo Sash Door Star Iowa Oil So Miss office building and Inland Mo he for a assis more officers of the Army Corps of Engineers will meet morning with stale and local officials on the flood The r i v e r onetenth of a who a or a kiss and is expected to U you here a few stage is who 1 lo say God bless you or en joy Not Sail Miss Anderson seemed not about her retirement from the concei I She does not want lo talk about all the kings and uho commanded pel oi what Jos once called the once in a hundred cais She only lo talk about In a with a A Chilly Bat Dry Easter in Iowa Iowas Easter Sunday was mainly on the chilly but at least there was no rain during the day Highs were in the loi and and jangcd til at Burlington lo iii at lies Monies had Skies generally Were in in Des Moines lui hi i can en became in the INSIDE THE REGISTER 5 Are Named As Envoys n s and E i ill appeal to Hughes lor help in oi k 1 i Kt il in ould JiC
