San Antonio Light (Newspaper) - March 10, 1966, San Antonio, Texas THE DAILY LIGHT Has Circulation and Is Delivered to 35% MORE HOMES Than All Other Papers Combined SAN ANTONIO Telephone TEXAS 86th 50 Classified MARCH 10, 1966 58 PASES 5 CENTS Reds Mil Over Pilot Saves Pal on Battlefield DA South Viet Nam -A daredevil U.S Air Force fighter pilot from Idaho landed on an airstrip outside the A Shau Special Forces camp in a hail of Communist today and carried out the heroic rescue of a fellow f and ne plucked from death was his Maj. Stafford W Myers of who had on the field minutes is the most rescue I have heard of World War said a veteran Air Force officer at Da can't think of anything did in Korea to match it MAP LOCATES CAMP Target of VC in the center of the Myers jumped up and ran for in 10 if After Myers leaped P O' from his flaming cockpit and glanced around as he ran for a ENEMY EVERYWHERE could see Communist troops all over the he Myers jumped into a nearby ditch as another plane roared down North at his Fisher's plane also was under fire from 50 caliber machine One Communist got to within 20 feet the plane before the overhead cut him down with a burst of gunfire from Myers dived into the cockpit the Fisher through and the supplies wer j XAU n ii looked up to see Fisher landine sunned headed for Da Nang and Air Force Captains Dennis B. 28, and John 28, provided cover for the daring rescue and eliminated the one Communist who got too close to PERILOUS TRIP For it was his second venture into danger in less than 24 The major led a daring re- supply of A Shau Wednesday night at treetop level in extremely hazardous weather after the American and mese defenders of the besieged camp sent out an urgent call for supplies of badly needed ammunition and Fisher volunteered to lead two cargo planes manned by volunteers in low passes over the Li 1C vw w supplies could be parachuted to A Shau Special Forces camp to the Although the dropped T K to a deadly 100 feet in ght PUt Up by hundre mountains around A Fisher managed to find a tiny hole in the ceiling and guided the two planes through it TWH 1U Both planes managed to get na T r i v rough and the JL Da LL U. n in Red Sieg Casualties Russian Shot In Battle Rumored South Viet Nam strung orth rumors swept through Moscow camp so that the overwhelmed the isolate today a new Soviet manned 1 space night after a Crackdown on Car Violators City Council Thursday de- clared on traffic The council informally ed a set of recommendations from City Manager Shelley to crack down on punishment for moving The council adopted an nance increasing fines on most parking Included in Shelley's recommendations is a provision that second offenders will be required to appear be- fore a TAKEN BY POLICE The crackdown also includes a provision that in the event a driver is stopped and found not carrying a he will be taken to his destination by lice and not allowed to continue using his own There will be increased fines for moving including hiking the red light fine from to Pupil Dies Meningitis Ga. A 6-year-old Norcross elementary school pupil has died of spinal mange me counci Gwinnett County in Machado's dations was the Presiding Corporation Court Judge Mike who headed a committee which drew up the recommendations for said the crackdown is not devised to increase but to deter traffic viola Police Chief George Bichsel called the recommendations but he are going to have to do it if we are going to prevent 100 people a year from dying in traffic PUNISHMENT ASSURED Bichsel said the problem is have not established in the minds of San Antonians that there is certainty of punishment for violation of traffic The ordinance hiking fines for parking violations increases the number of categories of tions from seven to 20. Fines for most violations are increased from to The only category left at the same fine is overtime which will remain at who had proposed the parking said the ordinance is a to a new enforcement The only change the council health officials have ordered medical tests at the Mike son of Mr. and Mrs. Homer R. Yawn of died at a hospital Singapore Mob Hits U.S. Policy SINGAPORE wing demonstrators tried to march on the U.S. Consulate day but police stopped them a block The demonstrators were protesting U.S. policy in Viet U. S. Astros At Aussie Stop U.S. astronauts Walter Schirra and Frank Borman arrived after a trip from They are on a tour of Asia with their dations was increasing the posed fine for parking in re- areas from to This William commande of Special Forces in the area 36( Warmish S.A. Showers Hint at Spring Weather Looks like spring has finally munist toll was also 3rflg> The Communists took the tn rainy weather is San fortress after i Antonio's outlook for the nex two as well as calm y LVI uu Friday's high will peak in the Heavy at times cutting low 70s, the weatherman says tn teat but scattered showers and a few thunderstorms will limit out door activity The overnight low should fal in the high 50s, about the same as Wednesday The weath er bureau recorded inch of rain of an Damp Warmth By Nit Associated Prm Patches of drizzle or fog ted South Texas early Temperatures remained Top marks Wednesday served notice that hot weather could be n the The mercury climbed to 85 degrees at Pre- sidio and 83 at Maine Has Lowest Reading By United Press International Low temperature today ie above zero at Greenville The Editor unions in the well-paid con- struction industry will have to tell the U.S. ment some embarrassing Victor re- There are less than Negroes in a DELIVERY NOTICE If you fail to receive your please call your neighborhood carrier boy If he cannot be reached call Before p.m. Monday thru Saturday and 7 a.m. to 11 little words could change the world says Emily Wilkens in today's chapter rf New JS gff words but Not used often For what they see Page on PaSe 37' tells story be- Churchill's made 20 years ago last For pictures and story of the latest addition to the new South Texas Medical turn to Page TODAY'S INDEX Page 52. 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TV Page 53, mountain tribesmen and their 1 to 20 U.S. The commander of the U.S Special Forces detachment Some Soviet sources said an official announcement was likely later in the day and advised Western newsmen to keep their radio and television sets The Soviets have not put a man in space in nearly a Their last manned flight was on pronounced the doom o Sv the garrison which is in the for- ested hills near the Laotian A closed A Shau at 5-45 new manned space shot has this he said been It is CASUALTIES HEAVY likely to Casualties among both the rn the Soviet Americans and Montagnard U n 1 s P a r t y open fenders were But Co p.m. miles north of Saigon said hi men every inch of the 9ne unconfirmed report and he thought the Com- ing here two weeks said l Soviets would attempt a in space by two lites each carrying three The Belgrade newspaper the ceiling to 200 seriously hindered the American flying in almost over the tree the end the American and their tough little Montagnard troops clung doggedly to a single bunker on the camp's northern trench line REINFORCED REGIMENT The attackers described as a reinforced North Vietnam ry a crew of ese they a had been thought to be two com- Wolf panies 200 or so men of regular Viet Cong Jn Before the Stolen ters flew out certain number of Lacey He gave no The camp was defended by 15 to 20 Americans and about 300 Montagnards they lad on Page 8t Col. 4) FORECAST It will be mostly cloudy Friday with southeast and possible showers and t h The high Friday will be near 72, fter an overnight low near Wednesday's high was 66 and he early Thursday low was 57. high 60s were forecast for Probability of Decreasing to 20 cent Thursday and 50 per ent TEMPERATURES Midnight 7a.m. 57 1 a.m. 58 8a.m. 58 2a.m. 57 9a.m. 58 3a.m. 57 10a.m. 59 4a.m. 57 II a.m. 60 5 a.m. 57 Noon 6a.m. 57 Last High 66, Low 52. Page 53.) MOSCOW Stron The Soviets never announce a space shot until it has been a Novosti reported that Soviet Union was preparing br a spectacular space n which two cosmonauts would transfer from a manned vehicle o .an unmanned satellite in The newspaper reported that such a flight probably would be attempted before the end of this month and might last 15 The newspaper also ed that the manned space hicle from which the transfer vould be attempted might GUARD OF HONOR salutes German diplomat Glaus von Amsberg Grown Princess Protests Mar Royal Nuptials to the wartime i the flowers were placed at the lands Crown Princess the future queen of the married a some German diplomat today as demonstrators tried to march on the royal them Calif. Three well-dressed All earing gloves and sunglasses ook an estimated half million dollars in gems from a jewelry tore Wednesday and escaped crowd of Three U.S. aircraft two unnoticed into the and a helicopter were downtown ost in the determined effort to the Mail Named The Communist capture of the camp dominated reports from 1 O HEW Post the fighting Elsewhere in South Viet the WASHINGTON The showed little stomach for DePartment of combating the Vietnamese anf today and other allied forces huntin them The bad weather that plagued he of A Shau also The Ciaus Von 39, up under Hitler and as a youth served in the German The riage made him a prince of the entitled hin to an annual allowance of and changed his name to the Van Sukarno Gets Ultimatum SINGAPORE The army gave President Sukarno an ultimatum to get rid of his for- eign minister and demanded an by reliable in Singapore reported Sukarno called the situation as made their attack in as many the informants They added that the students have been joined in their anti- government campaign .by sity and other intellectual students are winding up for a D-Day move against the one of the sources next 72 hours in karta may see some big MEETING DUE Sukarno is expected to an- a reply to the demand that he dismiss Foreign ter at a meeting with the armed forces chiefs at his palace in 40 miles from the Singapore sources said the by he Kami and Kapi groups lave announced they will make another attack on the SHOUTED SLOGANS The most of them shouted nations of the bridegroom and republican slogans but were a mile from the wed ance movement the Youths also set off along the route of the sion to protest the At one point the bride's golden coach was thinly enveloped in But thousands of men waved flags and cheered the 28-year-old and her bridegroom as the royal procession moved through TURNOUT LIGHT The government had claimed a national but the turnout fell far short In the former Jewish quarter ernard E. Nash to be the first commissioner of the ad- ministration on aging since the was established last Ghana Freezes Nkrumah Assets Ghana Ghana's new military ousted ent Kwame Nkrumah's assets n all Ghanaian nra Thursday mah is to haye a fortune of million in estates and other Military Hike Proposed WASHINGTON Rep. L. Mendel Rivers has offered a military pay raise that the ding procession through could be accommodated The police dispersed The Dutch radio announced the crowd as it started to march one of the young on the who tried to march on the palace was hospitalized with a concussion after clash with the A simple civil ceremony in Amsterdam's City Hall ed the glittering church wedding before a gathering of Europe's dwindling OMITTED The traditional marriage oath heed and was from the rites of the Dutch Re formed Amid the pomp and pageantry j would give the military the same 3.2 per cent increase as the administration has proposed for federal civilian workers ist Chinese news agency of- ices in Wednesday's attack on the Hsin was a the sources quoted the students as The Indonesian government adio said Sukarno had a heart to heart with on the which e called The monitored in 3ealed to the politicians to help stop the The army chiefs who have ouster re mostly supporters of former of Defense Minister Gen. Abdul about lined the mile Police said that a South Democrat who heads the House Armed Services has the military raise would be con where five of Nazi wartime occupation left deep The heaviest security in this ancient city's history C of C Invitation Exchange in S. The New hange has love to San In a telegram to Keith president of the J. ent of the chamber of com- offered a free site and necessary arrangements to a building at Funston announced last week that because pending tax hikes on stock transfers in New the exchange might seek a new city for its McCombs San An- tonio the New York Stock Ex- change would never again be plagued with the problems of another transit p o w r additional water short finding productive not having a newspaper to read and the rising cost of doing business in New He also pointed out the Alamo City has no state income no city sales no transfer tax on security transactions and no corporation ired last LINK TO COUP has been accused of having been be- ind last October's Communist oup His name was on list of ministers published by he coup leaders but he has de- nied that he had anything to do with the A clandestine radio station in Indonesia re- ported today that a member of the Indonesian Com- munist parry's central tee and one of the coup was executed by a firing squad on He had been to death by a special military tribunal on Feb. 21. The army crushed the coup and launched a violent anti- Communist campaign which caused Sukarno to fire His ouster brought on by students which have been ly directed against HIT EMBASSY About 200 students rammed a truck through a wall around the Communist Chinese Embassy broke all its windows and burned its the sources The students also punctured tires of embassy the sources A Malaysian radio broadcast in ala Lumpur said no Chinese of- were reported Most Stores Open This Evening
