Post-Standard, The (Newspaper) - November 4, 1965, Syracuse, New York FINAL YEAR THE NOVEMBER 1965 Weather Ant cool tomorrow Low SEVEN CENTS Testing for Miles an Hour An plane carrying two huge ex- ternal fuel tanks and fastened beneath wing of bomber as made first flight yesterday Tanks are de- signed to increase the speed to mites an hour Morning Cloudy and Mild Considerable high and mild are predicted today by the weather ing cooler with a chance of showers late in the day morrow will be partly cloudy and cool The ture today will be GO the low 25 Winds will be 15 to 30 miles per shifting to westerly Yesterday's top ture was 65 the low for an average of seven degrees below last year's reading and one degree below The sun will set at today and will rise at tomorrow Vehicular lamps must be lighted at p.m today Headlines United Campaign doses fund drive short of goal Page Candidates for major til posts await results of re- count t Page I water district planned for lus and Onondaga Page I Syracusan faces slaughter charge in baby's death Page 6 Elderly grocer robbed of Page Doctor says use of drugs de- pends on mental state of tient 14 Three in family hurt as car down ment Page 24 Mattydale bank official charged in embezzlement of Page 25 Statewide alert issued after dynamite and detonator caps stolen from Manlius farm Page 25 George VanLengen to lose Senate job as result of wide vote Page SU's Floyd tittle named back of the Page 31 68 Aboard Lost Plane PANAMA An tfm transport plane en route to the United States with W tine Air Force cadets and men aboard an engine afire Wednesday and then ished between the Panama Ca nal Zone and El Salvador U.S Air Force headquarters in the zone said the trouble re- port was received when the plane was 75 miles from Puerto on the Atlantic coast of Costa Rica Six Air Force planes Marched in vain for the engine craft during daylight and one remained on the lookout for flares during A scale search will resume day was one of two on training flights They took off at for El vador and one arrived safely The two planes landed In the Canal Zone Tuesday from They planned fo fly to Mexico md the United States with atop News Digest For New York City's lican mayor-elect Lindsay the challenge has only begun with his victory He is confronted with a Democratic City Council and staggering lems Page 2 Carl B a Negro who came within a votes of becoming mayor of hints at and talks of possible recount Page 3 VIET NAM Nearly U.S Marines and South Vietnamese troops link up to dear Viet Cong out of Chu Lai ares Page 1 INTERNATIONAL Israeli David grand of t-i l P W in attempt to regain power Page 2 Princess Margaret will fly to the United States day luggage filled with a collection of clothes and hats that will make American eyes friends say Page WASHINGTON A Georgia police chief says the Federal Aviation once teased an office in a Ku Klux but broke the lease when it learned of the ownership Page 2 NATIONAL rocket plane makes fInt with huge new external fuel tank page I Today's Birthday Baseball's Jim Piersall Is Thought for Today A wife is a former the lale H L American editor and critic Today Page Astrological Forecast 41 Comic Pages Crossword 41 Death Record Editorial 4 Fashion Page 20 Markets Morning's Mail 4 Puzzle Quiz 13 Radio-TV Programs 30 Sports Syracuse News Tell Me Why 44 Theaters 34 Women's Features COLUMNISTS Bridge 41 Daily Investor Dear Abby 17 F Buckley S Along the Post ROH 15 Fulton Lewis Jr 4 Business Post M Walter Lippmann 5 Farm Report Drew Pearson 4 Victor S Strength the Day 19 Dr 9 j 19 Tests Tanks for Super Speed EDWARDS AIR FORCE An Xla rocket plane made its first flight with huge new external tanks Wednesday and the predicted a new world record by Christmas all goes Air Force Li Col Robert Rushworth couldshit Mach 8 eight times the speed of sound or about miles per hour by next Scientists believe airliners future will travel to 000 The speed is being increased so it can inves problems they may en counter Chief among these is heat from atmospheric friction On future nights the will carry and test panels of special material designed to dissipate heat which might damage inter- nal structures The new 29 feet ate carried on each side of the sky dart's fuselage They it the appearance of a clumsy water bug But Rushworth sale the only effect was a slight loss of stability t was Page Cot LBJ Sends Good Wishes To Lindsay JOHNSON Tex President Johnson wired con gratulations today can John V Lindsay on his election as mayor of New York and promised cooperation make New York a good place to live who had endorsed Democratic Abraham D told lions of us In a wire to Johnson said he was proud because the election loser hard anc He wished Beame luck in the days Press Secretary D good ers said Johnson feels the ers of New York have spoken and their voice should prevail under the American system Democrat's Disaster Gives f Bobby Chance to Grab Power Viet Cong Hunted at Air Strip South Viet Nam U.S Marines and Vietnamese government troops joined nearly to clear Viet Cong from the area of Chu whose air strip was the target of a la suicide raid a week ago The 340 miles northeast of was dubbed Black Ferret Briefing officers said the Marines drew sporadic sniper fire and suffered light but captured six Viet Cong and seized an enemy tle flag in the opening phase About 30 miles down the South China Sea a big nist detachment pulled back into the mountains under ing and bombing by U S jets after an unsuccessful attempt to overrun a government outpost near the port of Quang Drive Repulsed U.S sources estimated from 500 to 600 Viet Cong hit the out- post before dawn The garrison with casualties described as moderate There was no re- port on Viet In midnight attacks last guerrilla tors destroyed two bombers at Chu Lai and 19 helicopters at the Marble Mountain air east of the main Da Nang base Thirty-seven Viet Cong were killed during operations range picked hien of Marine began training with longer range sniper men keep distance long Range Weapon A total of 92 are being armed with Model 70 each fitted with a tele- scopic sight The Winchester carries effectively for to 000 against 508 yards by the the mm Mekong a Viet Cong sampan felt prey to a gov eminent river assault group A spokesman said the group rid- the sampan with machine gun killed three guerrillas and captured several hundred rounds of ammunition South Korea's Tiger with troops now In South won hard fought Viet took over from a U.S ry and deserve the unit the defense of a large area around Qui a supply base on the South China Sea northeast of gon Pilot A U.S Navy Crusader Jet from the carrier Midway was lost at sea off South Viet Nam after a bombing mission against the Viet but the pilot was rescued Objector and Children Norman B ker who protested United States troops in Viet Nam by burning self to death outside the Pentagon is shown with two of his and 5 He had his other year-old with him when he set fire to himself Photo was taken last April Human Torch Felt Faith Should Be Deed of Life Md most important thing in the world is that our faith be- comes living and deed ot Norman R son wrote hours before he Burned himself into a human for a Sunday class He died in flames outside in Washington He to the war His widow said he gave his to express hir concern over great loss of life and human suffering caused by the war in Viet Wednesday she re- leased through other members of the Stony Friends Meet ing notes written by Morrison for a message to next Sunday's adult class Studied for Ministry Morrison was executive tary of the Quaker a post At one time he studied to be a Presbyterian minister seek to begin with not with the theory or re- wrote life is mightier than the book that re- ports it The most important plan hang a thing in the world is that our faith becomes living experience permanently over and deed of While she stayed in seclusion and under mild at home with her three young Mrs Morrison asked a iroup of the Friends to meet the press The Sam Former Stepson at SU Viet Cong Land Mine Kills Noted Woman Photographer DA South Viet Nam Dickey a ing and woman parachutist her war died Thursday after Four U.S Marines were wounded by the mine that killed being wounded by a Viet Congi National land mine while reporting a large-scale U.S Marine tion near the Chu Lai air base Miss a strong and wiry American wrote about and graphed a long series of war actions around the globe in tigues and boots She parachuted several times into the thick of the fighting here to get her story In she was jailed in Communist Hungary she plunged too intimately into UK Freedm fighters revolt She was brought to trial and sentenced to the days she served and was ordered never to return on penalty of death the Dominican Viet Nam Chapelle fumed np in the post-world War It trouble months ItiKi Mid Wai In Miss Chapelle was on a news and picture assignment for the Observer and for General Radio She had previously worked In Viet Nam for the National ic magazine Miss with the forward element of a Marine company when she was killed by a mine concealed in a booby trap The spokesman said she was hit in the neck by a shell fragment The booby trap was made of a grenade attached to an mortar round Miss was the fourth member of the press killed the war In Viet Nam Besides serving as a war cor- respondent in World War n and in Miss covered the Hungarian revolt in and U.S Marine operations and public in the Dominican S Re Miss Chapelle called herself an independent on overseas assignments She was educated at Institute of and was a resident oF New York between foreign jobs Her maiden name was She married M said don't to a tion why Morrison immolated himself of us knew thing about it and Norman's wife Anne knew nothing about tt None of us was aware that Norman had such an was in Legg Society of creed and makes no specific demands on its members member Is free to act to the measured demand in bis life which he Mrs George Webb said Mrs Morrison bad told her the ple discussed Tuesday an article about bombing of a Vietnamese village was distressed by as I am Mrs Morrison was Mrs a 1957 ate of daughter Tina of father's death and sent them to schoo Wednesday morning had his in his arms before pouring kerosene on himself and igniting it He had taken her with him on his drive while his wife picked up the two other children at school Sky Spy May Sit Over Russia By WILLIAM E HOWARD WASHINGTON Air Force researchers are advancing spy satellite The big space ped with relays and television be put in a so-called stationary orbit miles above the viet Union This would allow continual ob- servation through infrared a tor a prise launching of Red ballistic missiles Disclosure that studies for the is U to place a satellite in sta orbit The rocket power lacking changed with the testing this year of the Ail Force's new Titan a 2.5 booster and the nation's largest The rocket is capable of plac ing more than ton in a station ary or synchronous orbit At 300 miles a satellite will remain above on earth because mph rotation of new satellite are now under way was made Wednesday by Maj Gen Jerry D chief of the Afr Force Systems service's research As yet no Pentagon commitment lias been made to de- vice Page said only now its movement wilh the the earth synchronous system is ideally suited for tactical communications which is one of the most pressing Page an international meeting in Mi ami on space electronics The Communications Satellite Corp already has such a satellite in the Early Bird Police Hunt Lost Poison A Wednesday night for a consignment of a deadly poison that could kill as many as a half million people A crate holding 39 pounds of disappeared from a London airport It was being flown from to officials said A pharmacist said that as IK as half a grain of it em be lethal Airport officials later reported the search at the airport had been fruitless Police throughout London were alerted They issued a warning that even a tiny bit of the chemical could cause convulsions and death Police feared that if pot son were stofen the thieves they ing commercial telephone and TV and the has two small Syncoms put up by the space agency At the same Page a system could vide an excellent platform for weather observation LBJ Signs Farm JOHNSON four-year Johnson signed omnibus farm the bin Wednesday night at his Teia ranch The signing came only a short lime before a midnight deadline the President et veto which kills a lacking presidential signature IB days after Congress adjourns The four-year omnibus with an estimated billion for the crop covers production and price controls stofen tiie might damp their dairy and for of 2 Prizes Captured By GOP ALBANY New York Democrats were left defeated and downcast Wednesday in the wake of Tuesday's election ers a situation that in- U.S Sen Robert Kennedy to step in and clean up the shambles Having lost two of their most mred political possessions the New York mayor's office and the State Senate to the Democrats staggered out of Tuesday's balloting with party prestige at low ebb The crushing victory of for- mer U S Sen Kenneth B in his bid for a seat on the rt of the state's highest only added in- sult to injury With New York's incumbent Robert F headed into retirement and his office cap ured by Republican John V an obvious leadership vacuum beckoned in the ratic party Ready for Taking Kennedy had been ng to take control of cratic state organization since he moved into the state last rear and ousted Keating from the U S Senate It now pears that he need only pick up the smashed pieces of the powerhouse that Wagner had Kennedy thus could wield the New York apparatus In -an eventual bid for the an ambition he does not deny a survey of day's balloting shows these re- Lindsay won the mayoralty by a close but emphatic margin over Democrat Abraham with Conservative liam P Buckley Jr finishing a brisk third But chief running Frank D the Queens district won the City Council presidency in a ticket-leading show of strength that enhanced his prospects of running for governor next year O'Connor is on good terms with Kennedy and presumably would have his blessing Smashing Victory Keating gained sweet re- venge for his Senate defeat with one of the most impressive tion victories in New York tory His majority over Justice Owen McGivern of Slate Court exceeded 2 mil lion Conservative Henry S Mid- dendorf Jr was a distant third unofficial returns from OB Page Col 39 Refugees Feared Lost Fleeing Cuba By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Thirty-nine refugees were feared Wednesday to have drowned trying to escape Cuba when their fishing boat cracked up on reefs off the Mexican The Mexican navy said that six survivors were rescued four a man and a boy the Cuban ment announced it had halted departures of refugees in small boats from from which more than have sailed to Florida The given were bad weather and the imminent agreement on an lift for refugees The Mexican navy said it was searching for some sign of the 39 missing off the northeast tip of the but had little hope of finding them alive The navy said the smack Jose Marti had left on Oct 25 with 45 in an attempt reach Isla Mujeres and seek political The Cuban Inferior Ministry said the halting of went into effect at noon day The boats already in ioca reportedly more than wiU be allowed to leave only with those who piloted the craft from the ministry said At least sit known have drowned and hundreds irf others have been rescued stoking craft attempting to M miles
