Winona Daily News (Newspaper) - August 10, 1967, Winona, Minnesota Continued Fair Somewhat Warmer On Friday WINONA DAILY NEWS TOMORROW SUN RISES SETS FULL MOON AUG 19 Yor of Publication WINONA MINNESOTA 55987 THURSDAY AUGUST TEN CENTS PER COPY Pigeons For Salt Classified Section SIXTEEN PAGES FUND OVER Attend Haley Rites ROCHESTER Minn AP Police today named Wis parole lator R McCarthy 25 wanted in connection with the gun shot slaying of Rochester patrolman Floyd J Haley Macken said McCarthy should be considered armed and dangerous No charges have been filed in the case AP Slain Rochester patrolman J Haley was buried Wednesday night after receiving the re- spects of nearly mourners at St Francis Roman Catholic Church Haley's widow Dawn sobbed during the military services She was accompanied by her four children aged IS to 19 The couple had celebrated their 20th anniversary on day two days before Haley 40 was found dead along a private road to a Rochester bowling ley The Rev Francis Kuntz con- the morality that the officer's slaying and praised the bravery of lawmen who face the possibility of death on duty daily An honor guard of eight ican Legion members fired three volleys at graveside services at Calvary Cemetery Police led the motorcade over the nine blocks from the church to the cemetery Mrs Haley was given the American flag that covered the coffin of her husband the city's first policeman to be shot down on duty Meanwhile officers of North western National Bank of Ro- chester announced that more than has been collected for the family BY NORTH 3 Americans Die in Ambush SEOUL AP can soldiers were killed and about 15 others were wounded today in a North Korean bush on Korea's western front the U.S 8th Army reported At least one South Korean soldier also was wounded The victims of the Communist attack were riding in a truck in the U.S 2nd Infantry Division area about 35 miles north of Seoul The Communists bit the truck with grenades and opened fire from concealed positions with automatic weapons the Army said Soldiers on the track ately returned fire and forcements were rushed to the scene to engage the attackers However Communist casualties were not known the Army said The casualties were members of the U.S 7th Infantry Division who were working in the 2nd Di- vision area reported The attack took place north of the River along the ern portion of the Korean zone an Army man said No other details were able Another American was wounded and his scout dog killed in another North Korean attack earlier today in the 2nd Division sector the spokesman said He said an American trol about 500 yards south of the demilitarized zone was fired on by four or five North Koreans who were about 200 yards north of them The distance between the two attacks was not announced The 2nd Division guards miles of the armistice line in the vicinity of the Panmunjom armistice village Easy Votes Are Worry To Democrats WASHINGTON AP The Democratic party will have to work hard next year to retain voters it traditionally has taken for Negroes whites and liberal young dents one of the party's top strategists said today Postmaster General rence F O'Brien said crats must spend a lot of time explaining the administration's stand on the Vietnam war to a public he believes fully understand it In an interview O'Brien strongly that Democratic strategy next year will be to blame Republicans in Congress for blocking administration measures designed to solve the ills of big cities He said also that state and cal party organizations which have shown signs of tion had better rebuild O'Brien conceded that the war this summer's riots and President Johnson's request for a 10 per cent surcharge on sonal and corporate income es are areas of potential cal difficulty for the crats Anyone who knows me says I'm a O'Brien said leaning back in his swivel chair arms outspread cigarette smoke swirling upward into the of his of- fice Yet in the middle of a hot summer with difficulties and at the edge I am optimistic about he said Viet Candidates Ask Security SAIGON South ese police arrested 23 Viet Cong terrorists and broken up elaborate plans to spread death and destruction in Saigon before the Sept 3 national election lice sources said today Word of the roundup came out as seven of the 10 civilian candidates refused to hit the hustings unless their tary opponents assured them transportation and security One plot was said to have been aimed at the Joint U.S Public Affairs Office in the heart of the South Vietnamese capital and the adjacent Rex Hotel a major American billet The two buildings daily attract thousands of American military men and civilians as well as Vietnamese at the nearby intersection Viet Cong documents captured over the past several weeks have called for intensified to disrupt the elections and a special group known as killers of Americans has been told to step up its work The call from civilian dates for campaign vehicles and protection was voiced by Tran Van Huong a former premier considered the leading civilian in the race We will not campaign until we have final word from the government to provide tation and he said The civilian candidates pre- postponed their following a mixup last Sunday in arrangements at the first stop of a tour Ar- riving in Quang Tri Province 425 miles north of Saigon they found no official party to meet them and returned to Saigon charging Chief of State Nguyen Van Thieu and Premier Nguyen Cao Ky were trying to sabotage their campaign Thieu and Ky are the military candidates for president and vice president and are expected to win the election Sept 3 The angry candidates wrote Thieu and Ky on Tuesday de- manding assurance that there would be no further hitches if they resumed the tour When no reply was received six of the candidates and a representative of a seventh met today After talking for three hours they announced they would stop all public campaigning until the government replied to their ter 2 MIGs Downed By U.S Fighters NEGRO COLONEL RAPS RIOTS Col Daniel James Jr a Negro fighter pilot with 50 sions over North Vietnam and vice commander of the 8th Tactical Fighter Wing at Ubon Air Base Thailand is outspokenly against less rioting and Black er advocates He believes in old fashioned patriotism AP Don't Want to Live Down Errors of Idiots at Home DA NANG Vietnam To a Black Power leader who says Negroes are ready to fight at home but not in Vietnam a Negro colonel replies that thousands of Negroes are fighting here and when we go home we'll have to live down the trouble he and other idiots like him have built The majority of American Negroes oppose the ists of their race said Col Slum Residents Work Broom on Cleanup These Cities Aware of Problem NEW YORK AP Two blocks from where recently chalked Puerto Rican border don't cross fake roses are ing in and kids are putting the broom to Spanish Harlem Across town behind the tenements that crowd toward the Hudson River more are tying bandanas around their mouths and digging into courtyards filled with what they call air mail express garbage the kind thrown from Harlem apartment windows Both projects are meant to touch many Cleaning up slums getting kids work and bringing pride to apathetic neighborhoods Far from everyone is sure they will succeed Adrian Rodriguez a small man in a bow tie and green beret came out of his butcher shop called La Novillera and watched a boy putting a windowbox on a second floor ledge It was almost around the corner that policemen fired volleys of shots and a man was killed in Puerto Rican rioting two weeks ago The flowers are a very nice he said but flowers are for the outside of the building and it is the inside of the building which is bad The people are scared to say anything If they speak the landlord raises Skepticism even affected an watching the Harlem clean-up People are too lazy to bring the garbage down from the top floor They just throw it out the said Andre Pleasant Continued on Page 2 Col 2 SPANISH HARLEM NORTH LITTLE ROCK Ark AP Mayor William F Laman has applied today's trend of instant goods and materials to parks and playgrounds Laman ordered city crews into an section of this city of recently after residents complained about lots harboring oes Within 48 hours three new parks about the size of residential lots were added to the city's parks system and two more are in the making Laman said the instant parks were not designed to head off racial unrest He said however they prove that city officials are aware of problems and will act to correct them I got curious as to why so many calls were coming in from people in the area I drove through and saw families sitting outside They were burning fires in smudge pots and fanning and slapping at mosquitoes He said that after getting the debris and weeds moved it occurred to him to install playground equipment and create parks When the first parks were complete Laman told residents of the area by loudspeaker that city trucks would be by to pick up trash It gave the people a chance to clean up and do something for Laman said We hauled off trash in that area for three days and some of them even began to paint their houses Brown Snubs Kirk Welcome To Florida JACKSONVILLE Fla Black Power advocate H Rap Brown turned his back day on Gov Claude Kirk who had tried to welcome him to Florida and walked away from a sheriff who tried to read him a riot act Brown told a rally The streets are yours Take them whenever you're ready Kirk flew to Jacksonville from the state capital at Tallahassee and was the only white man ex- cept for newsmen at the rally of 800 Negroes When the governor walked smilingly through the crowd he was applauded and cheered but when he picked up the public address microphone later to speak he was booed lustily Many in the crowd shouted Yeah Rap and Black er when Brown was driven onto the field before Kirk's but a group of about 40 chanted to Go back Go back We don't need We don't need Brown stepped from the car waving both fists in the air The crowd came to its feet and surged to the fence separating the stands from the field When Kirk took the micro- phone connected tn speakers on a car parked on the field the crowd booed Grizzly Warning A highway sign in the Far West reports Scandal Sheet Grizzly bear feeding grounds Hide your honey and count your kids A husband's a man who firmly believes he can eat his breakfast read his newspaper and listen to his wife talk without missing anything important Maybe it does rain on the just and unjust alike but George Stauffer wonders why the unjust always seem to have better raincoats For more laughs see Earl Wifson on Page Republicans Take Offensive in WASHINGTON AP Out- numbered congressional licans are taking the offensive in a bid to demonstrate they have politically salable tives to President Johnson's domestic and foreign programs With the presidential election 15 months away GOP leaders in the House and Senate have launched a campaign to con- Nigerian Rebellion Threat to Oilfields LAGOS Nigeria spread of the Nigerian rebellion to the Midwest region is tening the federal government with the loss of the rest of the nation's oilfields but the eminent claims that loyal troops are holding out A radio broadcast from Benin the Midwest provincial capital 65 miles west of the Niger er said mutinous federal troops aided by rebels from Biafra have captured both Benin and Warri the oil center 60 miles to the south The broadcast proclaimed ta the name of the national ation army that the region bad been liberated by units of Mid- west troops and friendly Biafran troops who came to help them Shooting was heard day in the streets of Benin a city of about 150 miles southeast of Lagos and an equal distance southwest of Enugu capital of Eastern Nigeria where the government has claimed the independent state of Biafra The rest of Nigeria's oil U in Biafra Normal communications be- tween Lagos and Benin were cut The federal government ad- mitted Wednesday night that the rebels had infiltrated into the Midwest vince voters there is a can choice if they don't like the way Johnson is running the Vietnam war or coping with city rioting The action Wednesday by ate GOP Leader Everett M Dirksen in picking up the ball quickly after a House Democrat tion rewrote the President's an- pointed toward a coordinated attempt to paste a Republican label on ing legislation prediction that the Senate will go along with a House decision to let the states spend the rather than channel them through the attorney general as Johnson be fulfilled only with Southern Democratic support In this instance Dirksen and House GOP Leader Gerald R Ford didn't seem to shun the presence in their camp of Dixie segregationists with whom Ford said previously cans didn't want to associate politically told demand a day lier to take the wraps off the bombing of North Vietnam put the Republicans in the position of pointing toward a quicker way of ending the Asian conflict than Johnson's limited warfare course offers i NURSE DEFECTS Nguyen Thi Mat 17 tells her story to a U.S representative foreground after her tion from the Viet Cong was revealed in Saigon today The daughter of a Viet Cong provincial official said she had served four years as a nurse with communist guerrilla ers before turning herself over to South Vietnamese police near Saigon two months ago AP David James Jr 47 of Pensacola Fla a pilot with 56 combat missions over North Vietnam But we must speak out firmly against them and violence Before when the groes were on the receiving end of the mob many whites were opposed but they didn't raise their voices to stop it Now we're doing the same thing This thing got to me the James declared in an interview Men like Stokely chael acting as if they speak for the Negro people They don't and they've set civil rights back 100 years Carmichael says he will fight with guns Well who has the You can't physically the and if you could it would be wrong it is just stupid Carmichael former head of the Student Nonviolent Coordinating tee was quoted by a Cuban magazine Wednesday as saying that if the people in the United States had been armed they would have taken good care of President Johnson Black Power I don't know what that said James the tall soft-spoken deputy commander of the 8th Tactical Fighter Wing But I know what ican power is Our wing isn't a black wing or a white wing or a green wing technicolor Jordan Israel Talks Foreseen Tito to Cairo By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Talks between Jordan and rael were reported in prospect today as Yugoslav President Tito sought to work out a Middle East peace formula with tian President Gamal Abdel Nasser Jordan's former development minister Ismail Hejazi told a reporter for the Jerusalem Post that Jordan would announce to the coming Arab summit con- ference its intention of ing with Israel Asked when plans for such talks would be made public jazi within 10 days perhaps Allah willing Hejazi is known to be close to King Hussein Tito flying to Cairo today re- cently received a message from President Johnson The slav president was reported to have worked out a plan calling for Israeli withdrawal from Arab territory it conquered in June and the guarantee of borders as they were be- fore the war by the big powers or the Security Council Tito is generally regarded in Cairo as a most acceptable peace and there are abundant indications that his mediation is also favored by Moscow and Washington Nasser told an Egyptian rally recently that Egypt will not slam the door to a political set 40 Civilians Firing On Copters Die SAIGON AP U.S Navy shot down two jets over North Vietnam oday in the first dogfight in two weeks the U.S Command an- The command also announced that 40 Vietnamese civilians were killed and 36 were ed when U.S Army helicopters returned enemy ground fire in he Mekong delta nine days ago t said the civilians were in a large group which was firing on the helicopters The the most advanced plane in North Vietnam's air force were brought down by air-to-air mis siles fired by Phantoms from the carrier Constellation The latest confirmed kills were the first since July 21 when Navy from the rier Bon Homme Richard downed three of the earlier model On July 27 U.S pilots said they probably shot iown a but this was er confirmed The score now stands at 82 confirmed MIG kills for U.S ots and 20 American planes downed by the Communist inter- in aerial combat over the North Field reports said the ians killed and wounded by the American helicopter gun crew Aug 2 were in a crowd of ants returning from the rice fields and that a Viet Cong force mingled with them as it drew after overrunning a outpost The U.S Command said a U.S Army light helicopter fire to number two or three porting the militia outpost 70 miles south of Saigon and re- permission to return en- emy fire being received from a large group In the ground war today fighting subsided again after the fierce battle day between troops of the 1st Air Cavalry Division and North Vietnamese forces in the Song Re Valley of the central low- lands 330 miles north of Saigon The general lull in major fighting in recent weeks was re- in casualty figures re leased today by the U.S Com- mand American casualties last killed in action wounded and 14 missing or cap- the third lowest in six months although a slight in- crease over those of the week before U.S spokesmen reported enemy killed last week 160 less than the week before while South Vietnamese spokesmen said their forces had 20 killed 545 wounded and 40 missing a sharp increase from the 76 killed 368 wounded and 14 ing reported the previous week The latest MIG kills were credited to Lt Cmdr Robert C Davis 37 of El Dorado Ark 2nd Lt Guy H Freeborn 31 of Hart Mich WEATHER FEDERAL FORECAST WINONA AND VICINITY Fair to partly cloudy through Friday A little wanner Friday high Low tonight in 40s Outlook Saturday temperatures near normal no precipitation likely LOCAL WEATHER Official observations or the 24 hours ending at 12 m Maximum 75 minimum SI noon 71 precipitation now
