Independent Star-News, The (Newspaper) - January 19, 1958, Pasadena, California 4 Shot as Indians on Warpath Break Up Klan Racist Rally if MAXTON ftp of me and tear gas and tell an outnumbered bud of Ku Kliu last night and wild melee followed At teMt four penons were reported wounded One WM a Ft ban paratrooper struck in forehead by a un Another wai a newspaper rapher truck in the face by The Indians many of them whooping up a Kiui u tuned They scattered the demonstrators with a teargas and shotgun volley and the Klansmen droppine their own guns broke for their automobiles The Indians seized the equipment which the Klan had left behind and waved a Klan banner like a cap- tured battle flag They had ripped the banner from a Klansman's car left in the of the field when the Indians shot its tires One Indian and two white men were reported ed in the wild shooting spree But none sought treatment at nearby The in this southeastern North Carolina section when Mine Indians members of the tribe dwell in County The Indians went on the warpath against the Klan because two cross earlier this week were reported to have beer U UK Indians not tu whites here One person known to be wounded an AWOL Ft Bragg paratrooper declined to identify himself because he and his companions had left the Army base without passes He was struck in the forehead by a shotgun pellet which lodged under the skin Sheriff said one man who himself as James Garland Martin of was arrested on a drunkenness charge and taken to jail in Lumberton McLeod said highway patrolmen hastily summoned to dear the field after the shooting broke out found land hiding in the pushes near the field They said he McLeod said Capt Raymond Williams commander of highway patrol Troop B at Fayetteville had uy io troopers in me event of violence When the shooting started McLeod called for the patrolmen but they did not arrive until about an hour after the battle broke out The patrolmen armed with riot guns cleared the field and sealed off the road leading to it McLeod said the shooting broke out just as the self- grand of North Mas uj- ing to reach the speaker's platform to call off the ing McLeod said that before James Cole of Marion could announce the cancellation a young Indian had shot out the touching off the battle When asked what had happened to Cole McLeod replied I reckon he's back in Marion by now Although Cole apparently escaped from the field unharmed officials at community ot Pembroke a few miles from here reported that about 50 Indians Coie in there a snort time alter tne battle Shaw a photographer for the Fayetteville Ob- server was wounded in the face by shotgun pellets as he and reporter Pat Reece walked from the field to their car There were also reports that an Indian had been wounded in the eye by a shotgun and mat a white man was wounded in the hand SUNNY NO SMOG Full Weather Report on Page PRICE 15 CINTS 124 PAGES 6 SECTIONS PIUS TWO MAGAZINES Independent SUNDAY JAN 19 1958 SCREWBALLS great Babe Herman dis- counts the popular belief that the Dodgers have a monopoly on balls in today's Scene 4 CLASSIFIED SY OTHER CALLS SY RY ZE 2330 OLD BUS STRIKE HEARS END Pasadena Lines May Resume Next Week Near settlement of the drivers strike that has idled Metropolitan Coach Lines buses may lead to a similar agreement this week that City Lines walkout Union representatives Indi- that a contract ment reached after a mara thon negotiating sion that ended yesterday might also spell an end to the strike that has paralyzed dena transportation since De- cember 2 Approval by 1200 striking Metropolitan Coach Lines and Asbury Rapid Transit System drivers is still needed to bring to an end the longest tation strike in the area's tory PASADENA SET It may be next week before buses begin running In dena officials pointed out j Details of the agreement j will not be disclosed until the union ratification is com- federal mediator Malcom said Red-eyed rumpled and ing shaves representatives Metropolitan Coach Lines the Brotherhood of Railroad j Turn to Page 2 MASTER DOG IN DARK WORLD Buggi a courageous boxtr dog could understand why his blind master Johnny 6 had to his way about Now Buggs understands his eyes having been blasted out by a shotgun charge while he tried to protect hit owner's tavern against burglars Here Johnny tearfully welcome home where the two will share their darkness MISSILE DEFENSE PLANS SET Move Mapped to Head Off Rivalry WASHINGTON IPi The De- fense Department in a to head off new rivalry announced yesterday that missiles director William M Holaday will Air Force and Army work urgently building a defense against enemy missiles The statement followed of a memorandum by Defense Secretary Neil H Elroy which assigned the Air Force dual responsibility for detecting and knocking down an hour bombs COORDINATE WORK i McElroy's directive the Air Force to work out ai j system for spotting thn ing missiles and the Army develop a missile capable destroying them j will coordinate services the new Advance Research Projects Agency ARPA1 starts ing the statement said j Arpa is to direct and development of futuristic space weapons as well satellites and anti missile weapons projects The Pentagon said the Air Force will continue as a to Page Satellite Program Speeded by U.S Cancer Claims Senator Neely WASHINGTON UP Death from cancer yesterday ended the colorful career of Sen Matthew M West WASHINGTON Sen Ellender said last night Virginia Democrat and a will fight any efforts to give the Pentagon a blank A youthful hiker reached vere critic of President missiles satellites or other new weapons I late yesterday by rescue crews hower i i Solons Demand Curb on Missile Spending Young Hiker Succumbs After Fall Neely's death In Bethesda Md Naval Hospital after an illness left a Senate vacancy to be filled ly by a man who will be pointed by Republican Gov Merely pouring money into our defense program will at automatically work miracles Congress has been said Ellender a member of the Appropriations Committee DWORSHAK SWINGS niggardly in voting funds for missiles aircraft and other de- fense hardware 2 miles south of Frenchman's Flat in the Santa Mountains died before could be brought out of the area Newhall sheriff's deputies Firm Plans Appeal in Polio Case Much testimony before the youngster between 14 Cecil H Underwood of West A Republican on the committee and 16 years old fell 400 feet Virginia Independent to Aid Income Tax Payers Pi Cutter toe Sen Dworshak of seeking to create this false after slipping from a cliff last challenged i premise Dworshak said in a afternoon application of the law of statement The boy's identity was un- implied to impose American security will be known absolute liability on a drug With terrain as rugged as manufacturer and prepared to Turn to Page it may be morning its loss of a body can be brought to two polio patients I Inno said I It said such a verdict if AIR FORCE ORDERS NEW WEAPON Plan Told in Testimony of Contractors WASHINGTON Heavily censored testimony of defense contractors re- yesterday that the Air Force has ordered de- velopment ol scale ellite vehicles for sance In the same transcript re- leased by the Senate ness Subcommittee after tagon clearance these con- tractors said lack of funds caused cancellation of a plan for developing an airborne system for advance warning I of long-range enemy missiles SESSION Eugene Root vice president and general manager of heed Corp sed these matters at a secret session Wednesday Most of his testimony along with that of two other heed Cross board chairman and R A Bailey chief of advanced deleted from the transcript made available to newsmen Boot testified that the Air Force has given us the go ahead for developing a reconnaissance satellite that lican fact-finding group as the GOP Senate He the contract was bv It was one of the and on party s aps of his career for though Air Force the outgoing governor who i Stiff by Ed Konord THIS IS A Not even a fire department's activity can disturb the of an avid reader as Tom Major 11 pf 918 Regent Park Dr Pasadena demonstrates here Firemen were called to extinguish a blaze at the Pasadena City Library yesterday but library patrons such as Tom carried on as usual Blaze confined to a janitor's closet caused only minor damage firemen said Knight in Setback for GOP Senate Bid LOS ANGELES Gov Goodwin J Knight in a startling setback lost out yesterday a hid for endorsement by a s Alibi but no Kissing Family quit the race lor re-election switched to the Senate had considered such a gram Root said such a program who must file to a description of the kinds of expenses can deduct to lower your Included is a full Growing See Each year Uncle Sam's tax collectors discover that formed and careless ers have turned over to the In- ternal Revenue Service lions of dollars it didn't have coming Service on 195 DENVER INS A walkie-talkie report could make drug the rescue area said the reluctant to develop was dead new vaccines because of governor The committee split 18 to 18 a V ao lo 1B m inno risk involved Judge Joseph E Cook in a secret ballot on a motion to explain why he had failed recommend Knight's en- fortunate the will refund money when it root roses is included were expected to be a Superior Court jury to sons of quired before rescuers could parents of two children In addition make their way 2 miles after inoculation in with Salk vaccine 300 awarded to make two to the March state was tn nf ments to his wife and two I convention of the California Republican Assembly Dear Judge The voluntary party Wife I'm sorry I'm no pay you whose candidates He also told senators to Pg 2 mice whether to use it Southland have of the rugged canyon with vaccine this The first time ally win the party nomination With ov picked the 10 best roses for boy on a stretcher f V 01 n second -in the has sun Another article describes ex- picked the 10 best roses for giving the beginners Additional portable lights being sent lo the scene finds an error in the Persons vou support en- Interesting features in not oe me wise tax or jn pan must g aid rescuers The victim was a member organization Greyhound officer said that's helping to run The accident was reported to our modern schools deputies by a group of Boy Scouts also hiking m the TV rfn thic you ao mis a frequently and gives so me devi There are features for every Be sure to watch for ot thc the two children had sued jointly for It was a test case Cutter said 44 other such suits have been filed against it and others have been filed four other cine producers All charge that faulty serum caused polio I'm got sirk The second in the primary has always time I'm got laid off Jan 10 ported Knight before I'm look for a job CHRISTOPHER FORCES region in the Independent The articles will take you series and clip each article Magazine each step-by-step through the com- Dont miss it in Steak Knives HOLLYWOOD A stat- H GeorSe Christopher esque brunette was held in llw San for the yesterday charged with low Balaban time to catch he admit carving up her actor husband on nis two was a pleasant a pair of steak knives he s 0 Christopher forces her for Christmas his J Allan former Turn lo Page of actress Marie Wilson was treated at Hollywood Re- allo port But I'm ready reference when you are plicated tax procedure to prepare your return i TODAY'S FEATURES Schindler's Wife Sues for Divorce Tabbed Suicides SAN BERNARDINO Two men were found dead of Auld Lang City Classified Editorial 6 Finance Home Real Estate Freak Accident Stuns Medics Dutch Tot Found Radioactive The Netherlands They went to the five brothers and sisters medical Hospital for cuts on his shoulder wrist and legs after the altercation with his wife Velda Nixon 30 Mrs Nixon a former model was booked on suspicion of sault with intent to commit murder Officers said she told them wielded the ivory-handled Weather today with gusty winds bo- low canyons Slightly warmer Minimum yesterday M maximum 73 Sim sets today p.m Sun rises tomorrow at Show SANTA MONICA carbon monoxide poisoning INS I Dutch authorities cor- home thorough Society C their automobiles 200 town of mother said the Sports private detective yards apart on a mountain yesterday to prevent an gotten sick to her All persons who had T sued cach north oi radiation sickness The mother caught confact any t h an suiting from a accident i discharge in a piece of of the Haanschoten family and the second Mme Television who has offices Deputy Coroner P H Evans to a little girl with a sore which she afterwards ordered to report he returned Valley throat a stove scattering the ashes to police for a medical hw clothes Vital Statistics BK his wife yesterday of and that there was no The tip of a radium the garden ment to get nis mental cruelty and asked between them to treat Joke Parts of the house and A National Health official I wouldn't hJ uhlo tn Your 7 of Uleir two children andi Evans identified the dead for tonsilitis became lodged den radioactive Health I t he able to community property James B McCormick 48 tho ISOLATED Margery T the detective had In- announce nigh that the measures doc or took hive he was i a n a 1428 N Hudson St Hollywood Wednesday at Utrecht Health authorities erased tho eMo foohall and ho and Henry S Wioncek 26 of sity Hospital menial suffering S St Los An- J physical abuse isolated the house behind sickness to anyone who on the fact that he i Doctors did not discover the barbed wire blocked off the laid a hand on a until the following and gave parents Turn o Page just kicks them
