San Antonio Light (Newspaper) - January 11, 1967, San Antonio, Texas Soften Foe for Troops STORY IN COLUMN 8 FOR THE 8th STRAIGHT YEAR THE LIGHT IS DELIVERED TO MORE HOMES THAN THE 2nd 3rd NEWSPAPERS TODAY'S MARKETS SAN Telephone Classified 86th 357 JANUARY 1967 80 PAGES SCENTS Hike on Income Tax Asked by LB J U.S. Pavilion In Jeopardy There's a good chance a federal pavilion might not be part of the 1968 Mayor McAllister said The mayor's statement came Applause Greets Viet Stand n answer to a question on the current controversy regarding a deed to four acres of land for the WASHINGTON dent Johnson has asked Con- gress to increase taxes to help pay for the Vietnam war in which face more more and more Congressional reaction to a tax boost is After thundering approval other kind under the circum- He said the alternative would McAllister was asked whether be for city officials to chances of the pavilion being U.S. Rep. who he described as we built would be dim if the U.S. Commerce a restrictive Department of vould not accept deed for the land for the HOLLER HURRAH the mayor at this point I'd almost be ready to holler McAllister he still considered a federal pavilion to be an integral part of the fair He was asked what steps could be taken if a restrictive deed would be can't give them any our and see can straighten it The Department of Com merce has said through its legal counsel that it cannot cept a deed to the land with restrictions as to its future dis- The city's position is the deed already has restrictions since the Urban Renewal which contracted for the restricts land to lic HAY Bales of alfalfa from Devine are scattered a good block back to the overpass on the northbound leg of IH 35 freeway near the Alamo Street The hay was knocked from the truck Powell Reaction when the top row of bales hit the bottom of the road overpass Driver Roy Brown employed by South West Farm Ranch escaped Traffic was disrupted an Inside Third Party Hinted and Related Story on Page 6.) WASHINGTON Adam Clayton Powell urges to break their long allegiance t the Democratic and hinl that a third party may be thei best political by the refusal of the House to seat him at leas until a committee probes hi Powell tol cheering Negro followers on thf Capitol might star a third They cheered wildly am for president Adam for TAX ADVICE He told them to stop paying their taxes and to stop sup porting the two major politica Powel called on Negroes will our white to consider new independent course o action in which they are the bal ance of power in all Republicans and many Demo crats joined Tuesday in rebuf They'll Grin And Bexar It Special lo The Light AUSTIN Bexar County's three senators all brought their luck with them Wednesday When the Senate held its drawing to see which 16 tors will serve four-year terms and which 15 will serve two- year all three Bexar senators drew the lucky odd This means that Joe J. Bernal and V. E. Berry of San Antonio and Wayne Con- nally of Floresville will not be up for re-election until 1970. Connally serves a South Texas district which includes a tion of Bexar Page I fing efforts by the Democratic leadership to have Powell seat ed as a member of the hew Con gress while his qualifications are he was told in a 36. to 64 vote to stand aside while a special to be named next ex- amines his qualifications in the light of widespread charges that he has abused his congressional office in the STILL ON PAYROLL The committee is to make its recommendation in five Powell is to keep his pay and office staff in the all depends on a he gets with the committee and s he might get off with being But I don't expect him to be Powell didn't sound like man interested in getting t gether with his House co the biggest bunch political hypocrites in th he told the crowd ou side the which closed on him and held him tight pressed in its Powell urged them to stan and solid against th white has happened to m ms crystallized the b 1 a c he doing to me will mushroom from Watts to FLAYED LIBERALS Powell flayed Norther and the Republican pat y as the new leaders so race hatred i on Page 4, Col. 3) The Editor Recommends A familiar reader suffering from an unpleasantly ailment is the newest ment for bursitis of the Read Dr. Lester Coleman's professional and on Page 38. Also on the medical The Light continues the series Modern Medicine Can Do For on Page 26. America's little misses may look forward to a stylish reports Smith Light fashion on Page 44. She is attending the spring fashion showings in New York this The American working Who is she? What are her Turn to Page 42 for the first of a two-part series on this TODAY'S INDEX Page 50. Around the Page 41. Pages 51-51. between Pages Death Page 51. Page Page 31. V Page 48. Frank Page 22. Goren on Page 1-AA. Page Pages 4WS. Pages 28, M. Texas 22. TV Page 23. Market Begins Recovery NEW YORK stock market fell sharply early today on President Johnson's surprise proposal for a 6 pel cent tax but by noon seemed well on the way to M The break resulted in record first hour trading of compared with on Dec. 6, 1965, and kept tickers next July 1. He said the plan running late all Initial losses ranged to more On Tax Page 8. On What You'd Page 12. On Missile Page 18. On Page 24. On Cabinet Page 24. On Vietnam Page 36, i Tuesday night for Johnson's State of the Union declaration to firm in Re- publicans and many majority Democrats said a domestic budget cutback not a tax boost is the way to finance the Johnson proposed a 6 per cent surcharge on corporate and most personal income taxes to last two years or longer unless war costs Married couples with two children and incomes up to yearly would be ex- as would single persons wilh incomes up to NAMES DATE The President indicated Fear S. A. Man Drowned A search was under way W. for a San Antonio bu nessman feared drowned in M dina Being sought is John Los 31, of 3843 E. P a I f r e nan a share but by the end of the first hour the list showed Tied to Tracks Boy's Rescue Try 2 Dogs Killed N.J. Tommy Burre was playing near his home wht playmates told him that tw Mack dogs had been lashed railway tracks a few block he wants the increase effective would raise about billion in ts first His proposal would cost an extra 6 cents for each dollar signs of The heavy 'n income As an ex- volume continued as the ad- a person who now pays Sophia May Lose Her Baby ROME ophia Loren today was a year would pay The president told the Con- gress and the on a sensible course Oi fiscal and budgetary policy that will keep our economy growing without new inflationary Tommy raced to the track d in new danger of losing her finance the needs of our rst b a b expected in t h e men in Vietnam and the The chief gynecologist t the clinic where Miss Loren s s t a y i n Prof. Pietro reportedly has spent the ast two nights at the clinic to e near OEO Chief in Austin Named WASHINGTON Walter H. director of he Texas Office of Economic has been made di ector of the OEO southwest egional office in the gency told Texas members ol He succeeds still believes tonight that he can go on fighting longer H. transferred luss Seeking Asylum LONDON A Soviet otion picture in as a has asked r political asylum in he Home Office said it was the request f row reducer Igor Ivanovich ress of our people at iort a significant improvement n our export and press forward toward easier credit and lower interest He said he planned to send a detailed report to Congress on the situation in Southeast particularly in wish I could report to you that the conflict is almost he I cannot We face more more and more For the end is not I cannot promise you that it will come this year or come next Our ad where he saw a train rumblin into The two dogs barked an straining at the rope which tied them to the tracks Tommy ran toward the train waving his arms wildly in hop that the engineer would s e His who had followe grabbed her son at the las instant and pulled him from the path of the Th dogs were Cold Grips Half of State By Tho Associated Press Subfreezing temperatures lin gered across roughly the north half of Texas than we and our allies will stand up and In his 70-minute the President said he has no tion of scuttling his domestic But he conceded there have been and that must be cor- Not once did he use his usual label of He won his greatest applause on Page 4, Col. 4) It also was uncomfortably in southern but slow warmup The Weather Bureau remind ed motorists that highways re- mained hazardous because of ice n the Davis Mountains and Big Send section of far West Snow in that sector Tuesday measured up to 12 inches be- tween Alpine and Vital Wheat Crop in Trouble WASHINGTON government reports the vital winter wheat crop continues to x plagued by lack of tion in parts of the Central and Southern Great A much larger crop is needed this year because of big foreign demands and the disappearance of U.S. owner of the Lossberg Termite some work She said he told her he was to Medina Lake later to She notified the sheriff's office Wednesday that Lossberg was Medina County deputies and a of volunteers were ng the Deputies said truck was found on a pier on the west side of the S.A. Gets Mild Spell San Antonians welcome the of pleasant weather but are still dering when a soaking ain will The in his ange calls for during the but won't specify just how Mild days and cool nights will e the city's fare until with daily highs in the 65- 8 range and overnight lows in he With the for ury rose to a high of 60. FORECAST It will be clear to partly and a little warmer Drive Rolls On SAIGON U.S. bombers today blasted a Cong hideaway in the Iron angle less than a mile from American troops engaged in war's biggest It was the closest the high flying bombers ever have struck U.S. The rain of bombs laid bare five Communist base camps 27 miles from and U. S. following jungle clearing went after The raid required pinpoint spokesmen and was only the second time that have been used in support of ground NEW TOTALS With the pinpoint bombing U.S. spokesmen that the toll in the war's largest ground campaign was pushed to 165 Communists 29 captured and more than 200 suspects lied casualties were described as The called tion Cedar was launched secretly Sunday in an effort to rid once and for all the Iron Triangle of Ihe strongholds from which Communists launched hundreds of attacks on the Saigon The force of and Pest Control 1815 U.S. and ese troops has reported light wife said her resistance in its push from two band left San Antonio about 9 of the 60-square mile re- a.m. Monday for Hondo do north of have been holed up in the area laced a.m. a.m. a.m. a.m. a.m. 6 a.m. 38 35 35 34 35 37 34 Ihe normou of a for 20 years and have the terrain with a of ditches and TEN LOST In other U. S. Marine crashed in the South China Sea carrying all 10 cans aboard to their Spokesmen said the per went down off coastal Chu apparently as a result of engine monsoon rain clouds limited U.S. pilots to 49 missions against North Pilots of Air Force berras flying in South Vietnam struck a guerrilla supply area 35 miles west of Saigon and re- ported touching off a major SHOT DOWN Communist downed one American helicopter and caused another to make anr emergency spokesmen Two Marines were injured in the one that was shot down and crashed near Quang Ngai all In northern U.S. Marine patrols reported sun coming out 26 Viet Cong in a series of sharp Leatherneck pilots made several runs with A4 and ground cleanup platoons ed finding 29 enemy In a fierce battle south of i the U.S. Marine base at Da through South Vietnamese soldiers day with reported killing 40 Viet C o n erly 5 to receiving only light 12 miles per .i Taken In Miami Holdup MIAMI Two masked bandits held up a Wells Fargo armored car early today and fled with a chest and money bags containing an estimated The robbers were lying in wait when the truck rolled up to make a cash pickup from a de- Cleveland School Strike Postponed were open today for Cleveland's public school children The high Wednesday and Thursday will be near 65, and the overnight low will ba near Tuesday's high was 60 and e low early Wednesday was Mild days and cool nights rough Friday with no rain TEMPERATURES 7 a.m. 8 a.m. 9 a.m. 10 a.m. 11 a.m. Noon 32 Last High Low 40. Page 41.) BMor ing Temperatures through day will overage 2 to 1 decrees below 3 dunna thi after a 24-hour postponement of threatened by at the 180 j
