Northwest Arkansas Times (Newspaper) - January 11, 1966, Fayetteville, Arkansas 178 AP King end NEA Features Tht Public Is The First Concern Of This Nc ARKANSAS TUESDAY JANUARY II 1966 Associated Press leased Wir and U S Troops Seize Red Stronghold But Clear to partly cloudy and warmer today increasing cloudiness Wednesday wilh a chance of showers barometer 30.20 winds SW at ity 74 per cent 37 sunrise sunset High Low Expected today 54 Yesterday 53 28 CENTS Operation Crimp Fails As VC Flee ly annoying Although they raised the Viet Cong death toll to 84 and captured 38 in the four days of Operation Crimp they had hoped for far better results from the biggest American of- fensive of the war Their goal was to snare a Communist regiment on the edge of the Iron Triangle an old guerrilla redoubt that has been Communist territory since the days of the French Indochina SAIGON South Viet Nam AP Large forces of pointed U S troops mopped up today in two big Viet Cong outs northwest of Saigon and in the central highlands near the Cambodian frontier after the bulk of guerrillas once more had escaped into the jungles For U S officers the tion by more than cans and Australians 35 miles from the capital was Congressmen Will Question CIA Director WASHINGTON con- gressional panel planned to question CIA Director William F Raborn today on the newly announced direct U.S diplo- matic contact with Hanoi The Central Intelligence Agency chief was to brief a joint subcommittee on the CIA at on the Johnson administration's Viet Nam peace offensive Secretary of State Dean Rusk had been scheduled to brief the House Foreign Affairs tee this morning on the Viet Nam situation But he left for India shortly after midnight as a member of the U.S delegation to funeral of Indian Prime prime minister war But only ments put up a fight while the main enemy force vanished Paratroopers of the borne Brigade took on one rilla band in a brisk fight day and killed 29 Communists U S spokesmen reported An- other 16 bodies were found after an air attack Soldiers of the 1st Infantry Division killed six more las in a gun battle when the Reds tried to protect a large tunnel containing 15 bales of cotton and six tons of rice While U S troops explored a maze of tunnels underneath more than 100 houses in the area soldiers of the Royal Regiment reported ing three Viet Cong in small actions in the afternoon and finding five more bodies A U S spokesman reported Candidacy Becomes Official Rockefeller Files LITTLE ROCK AP jobs and improved roads throp Rockefeller filed as a Re- and highways publican candidate for nor today and called on sans to brush away the giant cobweb of apathy and ciency covering the present administration Rockefeller set his three jor goals better education Peace Effort Pledged By India's Nanda NEW DELHI India AP Minister Lai Bahadur Shastri Presidential press secretary D Moyers disclosed the Nanda promised day to carry through the ment with Pakistan his fallen Vietnamese contact predecessor Lai Bahadur late Monday but refused to tell hammered out a few hours more including how when or where it came about It was learned that a U.S lomat met for a few minutes before he died of a heart attack frail body was flown to New Delhi for a state funeral Wednesday in this trou The businessman paid his filing fee at Republican headquarters then went to the of state's office to complete the formality of filing first either witli a Hanoi representative land of 460 million people handed him a message con- he had governed for 19 stormy U.S proposals for peace in Viet Nam The two officials were ed to take exchanged routine remarks but not to have en- gaged in any substantive months after the death of Jawa Nehru 61 died early today in the Soviet city of Tashkent The prime ter had signed a limited peace Monday with Pakistan Johnson has offered President Mohammed Ayub tional discussions To this agreeing to pull their Communists have not yet back from territory any significant during the September through diplomatic channels it was stated Publicly the Reds are continuing to berate the United Stales as the aggressor in Viet Nam The Vietnamese meeting was said to have war between India and tan Nanda in a nationwide cast said Shastri died after successfully concluding a mighty effort for peace We shall honor the agreement he curred some time ago and implement it son's current peace campaign began Dec 24 with the halt in air strikes against North Viet Nam targets Hanoi's receipt of the U S communication this time ON PAGE THREE CANDIDATES IN REVIEW Fayetteville voters on Feb 8 will select seven from a field of 24 to comprise the first municipal Board of Directors under the city agement system A complete list of dates arranged by position with brief biographical notes on each is on page 12 of day's TIMES ly A Soviet plane bore the re- mains of the little leader across the Hindu Kush Mountains to India's dusty plains Ayub Khan whose forces fought Indian troops in a bloody undeclared war last tember and Soviet Premier Alexei N Kosygin who was host to the Tashkent conference helped carry coffin to the plane in the Soviet Asian Kosygin left shortly after to attend the funeral Ayub re- turned to Rawalpindi the capital body will be ed beside the sacred Jumna River in New Delhi Vice President Hubert H Humphrey and Secretary of State Dean Rusk flew from CONTINUED ON PAGE party Potential Democratic candidates are holding back to see whether Gov Orval E bus seeks a seventh term Faubus defeated Rockefeller Nov 3 1964 in a bitterly fought general election contest Rockefeller noted in a page statement issued when he filed he got 44 per cent of the vole in that election He said those who voted for him two for a change and confidence in me and the two-party system of government Rockefeller said he would not waste time in the coming answering wild emo- tional and untrue charges as only light sporadic contact in the whole battle area by night Equally frustrating was an eight-day search for guerrillas by the U S 1st cavalry mobile Division in the central highlands on the Cambodian frontier not far from the la Drang Valley where the Flying Horsemen battled it out with North Vietnamese regulars last November This time the Communists hurriedly pulled out ing four rest camps capable of accommodating guerrillas The cavalrymen destroyed the camps The operation netted eight Communists captured Some of the captives were identified as members of the and North Vietnamese regular ments There also were reports that an antiaircraft battalion with 18 Chinese machine guns had been in the area As the Americans crashed into one campsite they saw squad of armed men in a patch quilt of khaki and black uni- forms flee across the Tongle San River the border with Cambodia 40 miles west of ku A big cooking kettle still simmered A Viet Cong dier general left behind a small satchel with a single star pinned to it and his toothbrush and paste inside PIPELINE of five men critically burned during a line fire at Larose La is loaded aboard a Coast Guard helicopter to be ated to New Orleans for treatment Two men were killed when flames from the broken pipeline roared 250 feet into the air AP Wirephoto County's Industrial Harvest Sets Record he did in the fall of Operation Ripping We were stunned and the 1st Cavalrymen Washington County is loved ones suffered great grief because of the attacks on he said We can perhaps ex- According to figures compiled within 100 feel of the Cambodian reaping the bumper harvest of last month by the border and some of the 1st ia planted in 1964 i Security Division office there ROCKEFELLER a new broom for Survivors Report Captain Crew Lost Ship NEW YORK crewmen of a Spanish freighter reported today they saw their ship sink and witnessed the drowning of the captain and several crewmen the Coast Guard said The Coast Guard here said it received a report from the American freighter Steel er carrying four survivors irom the Spanish vessel the Monte Palomares The survivors said they had seen 18 others alive in a Doat and a raft but that they eared that most of the ng 11 crewmen had drowned with the captain The Monte Palomares crew abandoned ship Monday when her grain cargo shifted and she developed a list in leavy seas northeast of muda another vicious and untrue personal attack on me and my beloved family Rockefeller said many had asked him why he would run again and open the door to such attacks I have given them a simple two-part he said am not a quitter and 1 to serve Arkansas Rockefeller announced on the day after the 1964 election tha he would run again He has been paving the way for with a series of political meetings around the state anc a heavy schedule of public Reversal Of SEFOR Stop Order Asked was planted when were more manufacturing down on the river to sink Fayetteville acquired one new jobs in Washington County ini Communist sampan and several expansions November 1965 than there were No time was lost yesterday ummings Candidate For Judicial Post LITTLE ROCK Maupin Cummings of ville filed by mail today for a sixth four-year term in the 4th Judicial Circuit Cummings 55 was elected to his post in 1946 after service in the Arkansas House and Senate Cummings also is a major general in the Arkansas al Guard and commanding officer of the Infantry ion Escapee Gets Ride WAYNESVILLE NC AP Arlin Barker 23 an escapee rom a prison road gang was ARKANSAS WEATHER ARKANSAS Increasing cloudiness and warmer tonight with a chance of showers late tonight in the western half of the state Lows tonight mostly in the 40s Wednesday mostly P i cloudy with showers spreading walking along a street m wer wenther when ho Highs Wednesday 50s north to weather when he hailed a assing police cruiser Let me lie said I'm to death 60s south fore the American troops started The harvest is in- in November 1904 CONTINUED ON PAGE I jobs land today in seeking a review The new manufacturing an jobs accounted for about 60 per of the Atomic cent of all n e w jobs in Commission which Washington in off construction work at ber i the site of the new SEFOR plant near The The whopping industrial job dcr fc d increase is creator ically and from a arnved increase the 20 miles parable Increases reported of Fayetteville near ESD offices at Little Rock although arkana Pine Bluff and Smith United Slates Atomic The total number of regulatory turing jobs reported held ing November was 6.575 staff today filed a request with the AEC asking the order tins proximately 30 per cent of entire force of who work for wages and lion permit be stayed The stay was requested by the Southwest Atomic Energy Associates and FORCED a propeller blade on this Piper Cherokee snapped this morning pilot Thompson of successfully pulled off an old barnstorming trick by landing un- a field one and a half miles west of Drake The plane carried Thompson and two passengers by John K ruff That total excludes self- so that employed and household work at SEFOR might ers estimated at 4.000 and cultural workers estimated Robert Welsh president nf made up of 17 Rex Hood manager of the concerns sponsoring the project ESD office said at his office Monday he is confident the in- in Shreveport that he has been creases both in total jobs and informed by Rep diet Holifield in industrial jobs arc records request for a stay has for a one-year period been filed I'd have no way of Welsh said the Energy mining for certain but I'm sure Commission will act on Ihp it's the biggest he quest within a day or so and said that there is a possibility the The figures compiled by stop order will be removed Hood's office indicate that shortly County's goal of Congressman H o 1 i f i e I d is trialization is being realized an chairman of the Joint at a faster dip than elsewhere Committee on A t o m ic in the state with similar goals and was one nf The ESD figures show that attended ceremonies he ratio of all wage and salary jobs Washington site last fall to jobs was Welsh said that features nf in November 1964 but slid to he contract with West only slightly more than considered November 1065 by Review Board The increase of 1.525 new he negotiated to the jobs lopped of all involved able numerical increases and that he is hopeful work will CONTINUED ON PAGE CONTINUED ON PAGE THREE Soviet Diplomacy Seeks To Avert Violence On Russia's Doorstep An AP News Analysis By WILLIAM L RYAN AP Special Correspondent The Russians have been ing up a spicy diplomatic ding It bubbles with ties but the proof of that ding is still to come Aggressive Kremlin cy seems centered on removing to peace on the Soviet doorstep in Asia Success or failure may de- pend upon establishing nant influence in North Viet Nam If H current Soviet sion to Hanoi be re- buffed there would be little hope of anything but continued war in Indochina and tense relations at the moment may not be in the tional interests of either great power A look at recent Soviet ty suggests an atmosphere of urgency on the part of the viet party and government chiefs as if they might be ing their own leadership on the line From more than just ganda standpoint Premier i Alexei N Kosygin scored a coup at Tashkent where he ed the Indians and Pakistanis at least to talk about peaceful tions President Johnson the result but it is ly to enrage the Red Chinese The Russians have battered their way into the Viet Nam with a high-powered whose aim many fied observers agree is to out- bid Peking for the loyally of the Hanoi regime The Russians have sent a first team headed by parly chief I in lia The meaning will not be lost upon he Red Chinese who have been contesting with Moscow now is trying to lessen the gers that Chinese policies may for influence in that Communist c buffer between the and for This would not mean China The Russians appear to have clashed head-on with the nese in Cuba and to have won the upper hand at the so-called anti-imperialist conference there The Chinese that Moscow has lost interest in menting revolution around the world But it could mean that Kremlin would be powerless to create a climate in which the Nam war might be brought to a conference table Even should the Soviet thrust in Hanoi be successful there are other problems Soviet di the Kremlin wants to be careful I in Asia is tied to Eu- lest national interests be The Russians arc unlikely in the process to want to make things easier already have made a public The biggest hurdles may still for Uncle Sam without play of their anger be ahead for Soviet diplomacy ity on the West German All provokes speculation North Vietnamese regime lion This shines through Soviet thai present Soviel appeared to be has little expectation of by pro-Chinese Should What Russians win In i reconciliation with Peking be rebuffed above all is assurance that inhere will be no West The problems in j finger on the nuclear weapons respects have boen not I trigger Given such unlike those of he U.S they hint they might be Both the United Stales o discuss a treaty on and the are involved in of nuclear arms programs of domestic Soviet diplomacy has trolled reforms The programs in both out its heaviest artillery in re- cases are endangered by heavy cent days This has given it the costs of urgency The Soviet The Kremlin's problem may party's 23rd con- be more urgent however gross comes up in March the tension become there the current collective of acute not only the internal leading politicians may be program but the current quired to justify domestic leadership might go over- and foreign policies board
