Kingsport News (Newspaper) - September 13, 1965, Kingsport, Tennessee Top Of The News Immigration Stand Unknown given no Johnson i or limit on immigration from Canada and America Mansfield told United Press International he has waved no word from the White House deep M mystery on what the Ministration to leaders Ask For Peac K President Gamal King Feisal of Arabia warned day fighting between India and Pakistan threatens the gravest consequences to the security of the two countries and to world 1 ace alike In a joint communique issued at the end of Feisal's official visit here the two leaders appealed to both India and Pakistan to cease military operations and slop shooting immediately Hie que urged the two warring nations lo abide by United Nations recommendations and a peaceful settlement of their lemS Washington grew red faced with anger during an hour-long interview in which I asked him about some of the charges that have been leveled lately against his Office of Economic Opportunity allegations by critics lhat OEO NASSER Wallace BIRMINGHAM Ala executive Association for meo Colored People Saturday said Alabama Gov George C Wai is trying to shake the image of all-out segregationist The reason Wilkins said is new Negro voters tered m the state Wilkins was here to attend a sve something else besides the governorship of Voting Suits Are Filed MONTGOMERY Ala circuit judges have granted injunctions prohibiting probate judges from placing names submitted by federal voting examiners on official voting lists m six Alabama counties The suits were filed in three circuit courts on behalf of the state at Gov George Wallace's direction Under the provisions of the 1965 voting rights act bate judges were called upon to add certified of names from federal examiners State Circuit Judges T Werth Thaggard of A Hare d K of Eutaw granted the Hale and Mar suit is being prepared for other Poet Has Quiet Night M C Sandburg's said Sunday the famed poet who was confined to a hospital here Friday spent a quiet restful night and is showing improvement Sandburg SI the biographer of Abraham was suffering from what his doctors the which m the abdomen A spokesman said Sandburg's con- dan wilh author's Chou Gives LONDON Communist Premier Chou ruled out Sunday Peking's Nations as a step toward settling the Viet Nam war The restoration of the legitimate rights of the Peoples Republic of China in he United Nations should in no case be linked with the settlement of the Viet Nam question Chou said Still less should a barter be made between the two tons rejection came in an interview with Middle East News agency editor-in-chief Kamal Amer Legal Assembly Planned WASHINGTON summit assembly of the highest judicial officers of more than nations will convene day Jo consider ways of achieving world peace through law About lawyers high court observers legal authorities and observers are expected to attend the session Among er proposals the conference will consider a proposed trans- national court located in Iwo or more nations to decide many smali disputes that cannot be settled di- B Sunken Gas Barge Sought WASHINGTON team of Navy divers and nance disposal experts was on the way to Baton Rouge La to help locale a barge loaded with m tons of that is believed to have been sunk by Hurricane Betsy the Navy said Sunday Shriver Defends OEO Actions Vl that its reply i i turmoil of undisciplined I land that OEO is squandering money on a high salaried and a plush headquarters Here are sonic of Hie specific points we touched Charge OEO hasn't really done anything effective to I combat poverty ro grams designed I o such root causes of poverty as illiteracy lack of jot skills elc More than 3 million people are directly i from community action In addition impoverished children who i would otherwise have started I school this fall under have been given of valuable pre- school training under Project Head Start Some 300.000 age boys and girls including school have been enrolled in I lie neighborhood yo u I li c or p s receive job training and pay checks while living More lhan 10.000 youths been lo Job corps for basic literacy and I v o e a t i o n a I training Nearly unemployed parents arc in work experience projects designed lo make them employable to give them an they're learning marketable skills mass exodus of lop OKO executives shows there's in of he program Shrive r's reply T h p resignations of director Job Corps chief public relations chief and top officials are symptomatic of nothing more Hie fact dial a tol of busy men consented to leave their regular careers temporarily lo help gel poverty war hunched MOM of have already stayed longer lhan had agreed lo do and their Kingsport dissatisfaction wilh policy Corps camps are lo maintain discipline or impart any useful training Shriver's of 70 Job More On Page 3 Col 1 News VOL 59 KINGSPORT TENNESSEE MONDAY SEPTEMBER 13 1965 8 PAGES FIVE CENTS CORNER B PAKISTAN CLAIMS MAJOR VICTORY KARACHI Pakistan Pakistan claimed its ante and airplanes in the area Sunday chopped up the heaviest Indian offensive of tile war A spokesman said ing tanks and tank destroyers moved behind lie advancing Indian armored tanks and numerous other smouldering ruins Jets of NIC Pakistani i r force joined tlie fight I li e spokesman said strafing and col- of vehicles in tlie est battling yet The Indians apparently were driving for Ilie large Pakistani military base near r w nis ino to Former Richard Nam which ended Friday M Peaceful Coexistence Policy Getting Cold LONDON has put its peaceful coexistence policy with the West in cold far the duration of the Viet NTm war diplomatic sources said Sunday This was their assessment of Soviet policy outline given by Soviet Premier Alexei in a copyrighted inter- view with the London Sunday Times Kosygin gave the interview in Kremlin to British newspaper publisher Lord cold Thomson of Fleet last week Thomson who had a similar with former Premier Khrushchev two years ago published it In the interview Kosygin other things harshly criticized British Prime Minister Harold Wilson's Wort for American policy rn Viet Nam Raided For Second Time News Corner Raided For Second Time City Police for the second time in two weeks Sunday raided a Kingsport newsstand and arrested the operator on gambling charges Patrolman Ken Long said Armon Allgood 47 M 1218 Avenue the operator of the Five News Cor- ner was taken Long said he and fellow officers Detective Sgt Brady Lane and patrolman Don Rulledge confiscated a tity of gambling devices Allgood was arrested two weeks ago in another raid at the newsstand and was later released on bond He posted bond Sunday and both cases are scheduled lo be tried this morning in city court Specifically Allgood is charged with possession of Wing devices for the purpose of enticing others to gamble and operating gambling house Long licenses show that John D Greene of 2772 is listed as the owner of the newsstand Nixon Says Viet Nam Is Possible Local Negro Group Protests Decision WHY a Negro parents organization said Sunday Negro students attending two pre- will have until November to decide whether want lo remain or return to Douglass Rev John Price Jr chairman of the group Working Hopefully for said tlie organization had been informed by Dr Dana E Swick this weekend thai UK trans- fer exception would be made only for gro attending newly integrated schools Some 138 Negro students were enrolled last week at previously High School and John Junior High School at the insistence of Hie Negro ents We feel this new policy is a violation of eily regulations in existence Price said said Negro parents were told at Ilie lime they transferred students lo he while they would not be allowed lo switch hack to Douglass Price who said WHY will continue to work as a body for improvement of Negro tional opportunities also announced two other moves in this direction Sunday He said a reply to a WHY for a Transit Utility District bus lo Continued On Page J Column t More U.S Troops Arrive In S Viet Nam is sis miles Inside Pakistan from the Kashmir border in area where In- dia its first attack on West Pakistan Sept fi Tlie fighting raged as Secretary con- i ferred wilh Indian Prime Minister 1 hi in New on a passible Pakistan also claimed In thrown Indian back own soil in Hip near A military also said many Indian prisoners were i taken in tlie sector I of tlie Punjab i In New India I cd its troops advancing on all three sectors of Ironl heavy attacks Tlie Indian war bulletin also disputed the Pakistani victory claims in the sector and said Hie Indian army was meeting with cesses there although it ed no advance Indian destroyed ties of Pakistani armor and equipment including tanks Fighting was or be first time in lie sector a desert OB Page Col 1 SAIGON Combat Brigade ended a two-day sweep troops of the U.S through the dense jungles 10 Army's First Cavalry miles north of An Khc suffering woman and young girl were killed in the operation which destroyed a Viet Cong transit Weather during morning be- partly cloudy in high K Tuesday partly Victory li WASHINGTON UPM J VI o VICI the largest single American unit light casualties camp and area cloudy and warmer Vicl Nam One company sprang an Another woman and iwo Sunday at the Kriday were wounded and Of Will nino o hv IIS Tin city of Qui Nhon guerrillas caught in a Arrival of the world's of crossfire A Vietnamese More On Page 3 Col 2 air mobile division pushed helicopter Ite M Nixon said Sunday the United States could gain military victory over the Communists in Viet Nam in two or three years He said however that added efforts must be made to keep the pressure on the North Vietnam Government and communist Viet Cong guerrilla forces The unsuccessful 1960 GOP presidential candidate advocated t sea blockade of North Viet increased bombing of targets in the north including the capital city of Hanoi and a further commitment of American troops to fight with the Sooth Vietnamese Nixon television program said that on Communists has turned he corner are not out of the woods he said But he expressed the opinion that in another two or three years Red aggression would be defeated and the people of South Viet Nam would be able to handle the situation themselves Mississippi Governor Vows Intensive Fight United Press SEA ISLAND Ga UPI Gov Paul Johnson at pi vowed Sunday that he will intensify a court fight to restore reading and writing as a re- for voting Johnson one of the South's chief opponents of the literacy ban in the new voting rights act may be the one who leads fight this week to put ern governors solidly behind a strong resolution condemning the literacy feature of the voter Johnson said on his arrival the Southern Governors Con- ference which convened here a resolution American armed strength in the basis of his trip to Viet v mark ordered by President he South's Race Problems Past Says Gov Sanders Johnson last July Officers it will take about a week to the division from a armada As Hie First Cavalry headed for a secret base somewhere in SEA ISLAND Oa hut Ilie governors We b Nam ground and action against id Sunday The race continued without lei up passe in the South In central highlands three Sanders appeared to are aware thai 0 Mississippi and Alabama government must be operated denounced the voting basis of one class of and vowed to support Sanders told ing on the voting law might be 1 Dean considered Otherwise Johnson of the early arrivals was Gov Orval E Faubus of Ar- the act is the law of the who made a and must be obeyed Alabama Gov George journey back to Georgia where at a similar conference lace who called the voting rights law said years ago he learned that federal troops were being sent would support any resolution condemns it Wallace said that under the law can vote in enforce peace during school desegregation in Little Rock I hope the federal i doesn't coronal art an bama or Georgia bat M violation of the this Faubus told Fifteen of the Dint came here for a Xo 1 on the official day work and fun session that will range from splashing in was a meeting of a nuclear energy committee which Atlantic art a serious drifting a resolution vey of fte international ing that a major nuclear power Secretary put in the resolution condemning it reporters The southern FAMILY QUARREL A crying Michael Kennedy 7 is comforted after he reportedly had a ment with his older brother David 10 in Forest Hills Sunday The boys tennis ships with their father Ben Robert Kennedy UPI Photo I ve rn session said lie knew abide by the law and no serious plan lo challenge of chapters in our act and had no of history offering any resolution don't consider a problem the any longer except where people i The emphasis has been outside the law and then it changed completely in becomes simply a nuisance he he said This part ithe country is well aware Way Paul Johnson promised to intensify his court what the law is The race 0 problem except for those as a requirement lor are aggravating it is passe Another Full Work Load For Senate This Week WASHINGTON Senate returns to lull work load Monday with of passing several major pieces of this week Rut possibility of a filibuster over legislation continued lo mar prospect of adjournment The scheduled a preliminary vote Monday on a posed billion federal pay increase that President Johnson has warned would be a disastrous increase over the raises he recommended A tense vote is expected later in the week on a challenge to the five House members from Mississippi The Senate resumes work on the farm Monday and expects lo pass it late Monday or Tuesday Chief debate was expected to be over an amendment striking a provision now in the lo shift lo the Agriculture Department the present jurisdiction over importation of foreign agricultural workers Next on the Senate agenda was the to revise li S Immigration laws slated lo be called up day or Thursday
