Daily Report, The (Newspaper) - May 21, 1970, Ontario, California Rally Peacefully Today's Quote is tlie duty of government to make it difficult for ple to do easy to do William E. English VOL. 141 THE DAILY REPORT Friday Sunny and high to 82; light Wednesday's 75; this morning's 52; noon 78. ONTARIO MAY 21, 1970 52 PAGES TEN CENTS Half Billion for Rally Aid Requested Photo Southern Christian Leadership Con- ference President Ralph reveals Wednesday in Port that he has asked President on to supply federal protection to help avoid bloodshed during Saturday's planned protest maich from Perry to The leader has Black Black Muslims and Negroes of all political persuasions to join his group for the rally in Atlanta following Marchers Goal Carl Albert Likely Heir as Speaker McCormack to End 42-Year Career WASHINGTON Rep. Carl 62, a member of the House for 16 ed certain today to succeed Rep. John W. McCormack as speaker of the House if the Democrats keep con- trol of 78, a member of the House for VI years and eight days away from See Pictures on Page speaker longer in the nation's history except Sam announced jday he will retire at the end term f r o m the who worked hisi way up from the tenement wards of South Boston to the nation's second most powerful said he was retiring soj he and his ailing wife have period of rest and Under Fire Sea of Hardhats Surges Through New York Financial District Peaceful Ga. About 200 most of them young began the third leg of a protest march to Atlanta today under a bright sun and temperatures in the The protesters against racial repression and war were led by Hosea wee president the sponsoring Southern Christian Leadership They hope to join with ands of others for a rally in The Rev. Ralph David head of re returned to Atlanta At Least 96 Thousands Flee Romania Floods Ninety-six have been reported lead in the worst flood disaster n memory afflicting large of northern and western and the figure is to j The Romanian news said reports on six in county and n Maramures county were and new casualty KOrts were Tens of thousands A compilation of figures given by showed that at least to Romanians had o be evacuated in the last few lays from their and libers were threatened by day but was expected to rejoin the group There have been no incidents on the inarch which arrived in Macon Wednesday Abernathy was at the reins of a He led the way to a where the marchers ate and were joined by local townspeople for a here tonight because there's sickness in the land America is on its death Abernathy told He to exert pressure the nation is being consumed NEW YORK World War II fighting songs of President Nixon jammed land a medley of George M. City Hall Park Wednesday in a jhan airs as a But he quit amid increasing criticism of his age and to congressional re- form and a though not touching him had reached into his of- In January his top Martin and a noisy but peaceful The rally was directed almost sent were emphasized by Nixon Fulfills Pledge WASHINGTON President Nixon asked Con- gress today for a special million school gation fund with the hulk for Southern school districts in the throes of dual A large portion of the money would also go to encourage desegregation in iern districts vilh heavy con- of isolated minority group A smaller would be used to grade education in segregated I 1 ne President's message details of the fund lie announced in bis message on school desegregation March 24 Tne chief executive put to Tts that only lion actually lie spent oft in fiscal is this administration's firm intention to spend these million in fiscal 1971 and SI Billion in fiscal on the years for which they are he This apparently reverses an earlier by the Budget Bureau to put firm lid on the actual outflow from the j There was never any dis- honorable end the war that the in Vietnam and the right of dis- j million appropriation be largest ever held supporting the administrations Indochina of the huge which included construction steamfitters and Nathan were indicted other office on charges of perjury and ranged up to as much against Mayor John V. kers addressed the huge Lindsay as it was for the by the of war and Mao Slam Move Into Cambodia HONG KONG Tse-tung and Norodom Sihanouk of Cambodia both today at a Peking to denounce U.S. intervention in Sihanouk said his country was ready for people's Peking Kadio reported the rally drew persons in Peking's Gate of Heavenly Peace The live cast was monitored in Hong Lin Mao's designated read to the rally a statement Mao made Following Lin's reading of broadcast by Peking Radio Wednesday Prince Sihanouk people of Cambodia are preparing a protracted people's Sihanouk He pledged to fight to keep imperialism out of Indochina once and for days are Sihanouk To many of the junior bers of the McConnack symbolized their contention that Congress is controlled by old Through the seniority 13 Senate and House com- chairmen are over 70, six are over 75 and 2 have sed 80. Albert picked the personal endorsement of McCormack and the man many observers had thought was a likely Rep. Wilbur D. powerful chairman of Uie ways and Means of them on patrolled the area but had little trouble See Riesel Column on Page with the demonstrators who heeded by their Ontario Dope Raid Nets Six Suspects Sole Candidate During the praise for mack on the House floor that followed Iris many also announced their port for and not one other congressman was as a possible New UAW Leader One of Two Candidates Drops Out ONTARIO Six Ontarians were arrested today in early morning raids by Ontario police officers working in conjunction with State and County narcotics Three arrested on suspicion leaders to the right j of sale of heroin were to protest whether we 40, 406 E. Carlton j George C. 22, 1900 S. The by Peter Campus and Philip R. president of the Con- 33, 561 St. LIVE AT 2 THEE Wed Umi Sat Foothill lit. Haven Leonard Woodcock was assured the dency of the 1.6-million member United Auto Workers Union today when his principal opponent Douglas 53, a UAW vice president and head of the union's Chrysler announced today he is no longer a candidate to succeed the late Walter P. who died May 9 in a northern Michigan plane UAW vice president and head of the union's General Motors is expected to be ted unanimously Friday by the 25 members of tJie union's Executive Board at a meeting in Detroit Fraser said that his decision to withdraw was made Wednesday night when he was advised by the union's secretary-treasurer that a confidential poll of the executive board showed Woodcock with the support of 13 members and Fraser with 12. He did not indicate what the vote total would Each of the union's officers is entitled to 85 while regional directors are entitled to one vote for each workers they represent Trades to IK an admonition to the hardhats who on May 8 demonstrated at City Hall and later roamed the financial dis- beating up a number of long-haired war protesters and college There were no arrests Wednesday and only a few re- ports of minor In the only other hard hat p r stration reported Wednesday about con- struction workers paraded at City Hall in RY. The workers carried signs saving the in and or Leave and handed out stickers reading our The main themes of Uac here appeared So be and Under a sea of American flags the and their comrades pro patriotic slogans while a band on the speakers platform played a number of UP AND AWAY SPACE-AGE ELECTRONICS CAMERA DEMONSTRATION Fri. WILSON'S PHOTO Apprehended on suspicion of possession of narcotics for sale were Anita K. 19, 1900 S. Campus and James W. 38, 1691 E. Bonnie who faces two counts of sion for Also arrested for Gardner's Diana 27, booked on suspicion of possession of narcotic injection equipment and Police also found an of heroin in apartment during the Mays was also charged with possession of a weapon by an ex felon when officers dis- covered a loaded caliber pistol under his Officers said the arrests were made in a coordinated effort in San Bernardino and Riverside Police arrested 23 narcotics violators in Riverside County during the night Bail for Springs and Mays was set at and there was no indication of amount of bail for other four arrested Over the Drowning Grass FONTANA For Eizo Wednesday night had to be the pause that a 20-year-old Japanese national who is paying the United States a four-month stopped off in Fonlana yesterday and asked a policeman if he could sleep in the Hie native of is planning io travel New York from Los Angeles by He told police he will sleep by the road or wherever he can. One helpful officer can sleep in Veteran's The tourist thanked his time Kuboi walked into the police station dripping water from head to Not only was Kuboi his sleeping bag was soaked and so was his Someone had turned on the park's sprinkler The soaked cyclist was allowed to sleep in a jail cell and left this hoping to make stow by tonight The President also offered what appeared to be his firmest endorsement so far of the of It is clear that racial has an adverse effect on he we also know that desegregation is vital to quality The President has been under some pressure from ration education officials to speak out more firmly on toe learning value of According to highly reliable Education ner James E. Allen Jr. tele- phoned the President in anger Wednesday morning after learning Budget officials listed outlays of only million in fiscal 1971. Stanley HEW civil rights placed a similar call to the White Budget officials reportedly believed that while million would be committed only million could actually be spent by the districts during the demic Treasury often lag behind commitments by many White House press secretary Ronald L. Ziegler confirmed Wednesday afternoon the full million appropriation will be requested from even though it might add to the projected budget deficit for the fiscal year ending June 30. 1971. The President had said initially the sum would be ex- from other domestic programs and not change rall budget Good Bridge Classified 9 Crossword Comics Community News Editorials W Logs 5 Features Finance Obituaries A4 Sports Weather Women's Worid
