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   San Antonio Light (Newspaper) - July 23, 1965, San Antonio, Texas                                THE DAILY Delivered to Per Cent More Than Other San-Antonio Papers Combined v V 7 FINAL THE Telephone SAN Classified 85th 185; JULY 23, 1965 50 PAGES 5 CENTS S. A. FBI Alerted IN ANGRY YOUTHS carry coffin of Goldberg Quick OK in Greek March than marched through the of funeral cortege for a U.S. ambassador to the United They 10 Confirmation came after the crush the first sign of violence Supreme Court justice told the by followers of fallen Premier Senate Foreign delations Com- George Papandreou that the issue of world Tho A peace every issue our country and mankind has mder to I Midwest Rain in Ohio By the Associated Press Oppressive heat continued to bring discomfort to much of the nation's midsection Friday while heavy rainfalls doused parts of Kentucky and West A cloudburst dumped more than seven inches of rain on in an eight-hour span. Kentucky and West Virginia received substantial amounts of FORECAST It will be partly cloudy and continued warm through day with ly s o u t h e r ly o to 15 miles per The high day will be near the same as Friday's p r e- dieted ter an over- night low near 74, Thursday's high was SS and Ihe early day low was 71. TEMPERATURES Midnight 7a.m. 81 1 a.m. 2 a.m. 3 a.m. 5 a.m. 5 a.m. 6 a.m. 8 a.m. 79 9 a.m. 77 10 a.m. 73 11 a.m. 74 Noon 71 78 82 85 90 Last High 98, Low 78. Page 32.) Extended San end Itie normal doily high of W degrees Miner doy changes in Precipitation 1SSUCS entry Cards fnr In and 6UUU iul mainly over NIC SIX police and troops kept over the vast were under orders to military the and burial took place without who gave the crowd reported scores of persons fainted in the The scene was chaotic at the where thousands jammed the trampling graves and knocking over The demonstrators cheered wildly as Papandreou entered the cathedral where the body of 25-year-old Sotirios was asphyxiated Wednesday night during a battle between police and thousands of supporters more than 150 persons were in- The government of Premier George Athanasiadis Novas gave the United Democratic Left parly sion to hold the service at the The funeral demonstration began with a procession by members of the left-wing brakis Youth Movement to which Chanting No- vas the marchers had pictures of Ihe dead youth pinned to their chests as they moved from the city's main square to the with the marchers Mexico Eyes Visa End Plan MEXICO CITY A to eliminate visas for ists will be submitted soon to the Mexican Rain Delayed In Coining To S. A. Area If the weatherman changes his forecasts as often as he does his San Antonio would be just about the capital of Our s w e r s have now been put off until but don't get your hopes Earlier in the were due on and on One thing that has not is the h e a t Showers Fall Near El Paso Syllie Associated Press fell around El Paso As Texas was For the first time in several days forecasts mentioned t h e prospect of a little Top temperature Thursday was Pre- 107 Four Irish Seamen Killed NEW ORLEANS At least four Irish seamen were killed in a predawn explosion and fire which roared through revenues for a freighter Irish Sycamore tied up AEG Explodes Low Yield Test WASHINGTON A test blast of low intermediate Still Hot Syria Syria's ruling Baath party ha: t part .i joint fund The Baath Socialists said of Palestine was t h e pan-Arab Chile Leader Visits Venezuela CARACAS Presi yield was set off underground dent Eduardo Frei of Chile ar- today at the Atomic Energy rived today for an official visit Nevada test Pentagon Humor Meager Clues Available AUSTIN State and with federal au watching closely out a stream of clues today in hopes would lead to two missing young But the whereabouts of tive Susan Kigsby and Ann both 21, remained as much a mystery as five days when they dis Tips poured in the young women had been seen in but none bore FALSE Hopes that the two Chi sorority sisters had been fount were raised briefly by South then dashed as the Texas inent of Public Safety said the reports were FBI officials in Texas would neither confirm or deny that the officially entered are following the case very said William T Booking assistant agent ir charge of the FBI office in Sai have offered 0111 services and we will help in anj way we They were last seen here Sun A statewide search launched Wednesday after a bundle of their clothing was found in a ditch near the north edge of Miss Rigsby was in Austin fo inroll for summer classes at the WAY-OUT by an odd spaceflight a boutique creation by Biki of Milan was only one of the unique fashions displayed al the current fashion shows in The sleeved jersey is wool and Ihe pants are white with a string trimming at the crease from the knee University of Miss Stark accompanied her to Austin CONSIDERED MISSING Asked if the young women might be in Police Lt. Joe head of the missing persons all We have now we still think they By WARREN ROGERS The ent Wiln Hearst Headline Service WASHINGTON President Johnson and his key diplomatic advisers held a sweeping review today of the options open to the States in the tense Viet Nam The weekend will see are and hiding highs again in the high 90s overnight lows near 75. Thursday's high was 96. Syrians Ask Anns State police appealed to tin area property owners for help in the baffling Two Austin drive-in rant waitresses told police they served the two young women have no definite We have had cations from California and called on oil-producing A r a b everywhere said nations to earmark part their we are checking ano lire which roared through revenues for a fund to now ls mainly to check on To send in more U.S. guerrilla concentrations the quarters of a arm and develop Israel's Arab at motels see if call up some anii operations would be Ihe quarters of the may have registered under expand draft quotas and 1 ine to keep principal anv other nn n and roads Thic any other Perry said there would be something by this such as a ransom if the women had been the tims of foul of Viet Nam to sink as a prelude to his call for deeper commitment in the war against Communist guerrillas in east According to well-placed in- the two major options being explored were CREATE ENCLAVES Q Seal off the 17th parallel unist Viet Reds Hit From Sea South Viet Nam The United States stepped up its air strikes against suspected Viet Cong positions in South Viet Nam day and Hew at least six ing missions against North Viet a military spokesman an- U.S. 7lh Fleet ships continued bombardments of Com- The Navy to be playing an in- role in the Vietnamese var. The spokesman said two were killed one in a plane crash and one when he failed to answer a Another can died in a plane crash day PLANE STALLED The spokesman said a U.S. Air Force observation plane crashed 50 miles south of Da while directing strikes in the The pilot and a lamese observer were killed after their plane had dropped smoke on a pulled up and then according to A U.S. Marine in the Da Nang 380 miles north of was killed before dawn when he failed to answer a sentry's the spokesman The Marine was investigating cious The pilot of an was killed Thursday night when his plane apparently was shot clown while on a mission 260 miles northeast of Saigon in Binh Dinh U.S. Air Force and ese war planes Hew 165 sorties against Viet Cong tions and other facilities be- used by the spokesman 2ND BLASTING For the second straight jets blasted an area in the central highlands area east of Another target was an en- 45 miles southeast of where 400 Viet Cong were believed to FIDO pilots flying strikes against N and press secretary Moyers said these ative will presumably over the TV APPEARANCE The President seemed to be building up lo a dramatic tele- vision appearance early next to spell out personally what he expects the American people to The fundamental already has been To send in more U.S. three or U.S. Create U.S. enclaves around cities along the South China Sea coast South Viel Nam plus defensible inland centers like Pleiku and Some would be improved and miu 11 LI t i- nun ivig Kadar site up Congress through a and roads other target that has been would two In the position said they did not see any guerrillas during the U.S. planes again deep into North Viet ing a bridge 90 miles northwest of Hanoi and another bridge 25 miles northeast of Dien Bien spokesmen re- They said four chiefs also attacked the Ban Heo barracks mies southeast of Dien Bien The pilots reported buildings were destroyed and ISLAND HIT Phantoms in. a communication in- In on Tiger Island in the nc Gulf of Tonkin about 20 mi es i 17th A u e A guerrilla concentrations spokesman said three Jar operations would b said secoi The Hon Me Radar an- just as his lin D. carefully pre- MIL is. v. phone call or discovery of bodies pared the people for World War P concept of if the women had ihn -i or d e e n s P would to e' of at a Informants said the s e c o n d fi Johnson was the on Page 13, Col. 5) to Venezuela to promote nd a tOUrist Visa but Mexico still Mobilization Order er Who is Kermit He was a lieutenant colonel in the Air Force and a few inger deaths of 3S.OSO people and ths wounding of WASHINGTON tagon officials wrestling with the problems of preparing for a possible callup of some to carry a spear will be sent to Addis men will lake their Wives to cany food and Those without wives will take I VT 1 Wives ists and National Guardsmen any woman without a are wistfully passing around a copy of Haile Selassie's order when the Italians invaded Ethiopia 30 years It one will HOW be and all boys old months after 24 years oi ni he awesome mission when dropped the red and blue fireball known as by toms but damage assessment could not be made because of heavy ground the man The site is about 120 miles south of The planes encountered heavy antiaircraft fire over Hon Me as well as moderate small arms fire but all returned the spokesman No enemy craft were spotted on any of the Assassination Approved Women with small babies need not those who cannot or for any reason cannot carry a spear are found at home after of he was retired with medical He is also the man who pulled the hatch dropped atomic bomb on N a g as a ki 20 years In Ihe Sunday Parade Magazine offers an absorbing study receipt of this order will be of this soft-spoken DM whose trigger linger caused the gold and saw their fortune washed This caused them to strike out for WASHINGTON passed today a to the assassination of the Some surprising answers are provided by who now lives quietly his wife and two Also in the Light the Today's Index Pages 14, 15. Around the Page 33, Pages 33-46. Between Pages 36 and 37. Death Page 38. second in Jackj Page 18. Warner's rock 'em and sock 'em autobiography Hundred Years in This the controversial producer tells how the Warner bathed a river of Page 19. Page 31. Goren on Page Pages 34-36. Pages 21-23.. Texas Pago 20. TV Page 37. by The measure goes back to the which passed it June 21, for rence in two minor Senate Red Chinese Newsman On s led Kenya The government of Kenya dered a Chinese Communist cor- respondent out of the country Thursday night as 'a threat to Kenya's  

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