Yuma Daily Sun, The (Newspaper) - October 27, 1967, Yuma, Arizona Editor's Notebook Assessing The Udall Viewpoint By JONES OSBORN None us is perfect We all make mistakes Therefore it is unfair to heap criticism upon a man because he has the courage to admit that in his own tion lie made a m i s t a k c It is expecially difficult for a person electee to public of- fice to make such an admis sion He de- pends heavily upon giving an impression of being right to a majority of his constituents And so I cannot see any jus tice in the criticism that is de reeled at Rep Morris K Udal merely because he has his mind If anything I think he deserves praise for his cour age However we do have a righ and even a duly to judge Rep Udall on his views as of today Hig view i that we should take steps to de Americanize the war in Viet liam That we should our forces to strong points and prepare t turn the Vietnamese war ove to the Vietnamese sea power an American air power would re in Southeast Asia as a present But American Ian would prepare for a gracl withdrawal THE THE WEATHER yesterday this w Temperature at 11 today 1 humidity at It We tills date 81 lou this date M FORECAST to Saturday Mostly clear throush Saturday cooler this afternoon this 88 Low xi Saturday 30 Sunset Sunrise UMA 35 16 Pages Per Copy lOc Yuma Arizona Friday October 27 1967 Phone ARIZONA 192 SPEAKS TO CONGRESS Barry Tosses Nixon Blow at Gov Romney I interpret Rep Udall cor- it is his belief that the South Vietnamese must be ing and prepared to fight their Own war is that a Because if the South mese are NOT willing to fight own war then there is no way we as outsiders can save from their fate If the Vietnamese are not will to die for their country American boys are dying aii the wrong cause It is my opinion that Rep Udall has finally put into words the thought that has been trou bling a great many Americans that the South Vietnamese do not give enough evidence that they are as a nation willing to do their own fighting There is too much corruption too much dodging of military service too much graft too much black marketing too much war profiteering too much nepotism too much hang while American boys do the dying By ROBERT K WALKER Associated Press Writer PHOENIX ing jabs from supporters of former Sen Barry Goldwater all day Michigan Gov George Romney ran into a solid right cross by the man himself just before leaving Phoenix day night I'm backing Dick Goldwater declared suddenly after giving an apparently nest plea for his followers not to take revenge on Romney for failure to back the Arizona Republican in the tial election Goldwater who had stolen the show from Romney admonished the press not to report that Arizona turned thumbs down i Gov Romney But then he ent on to say the Republicans hould listen to all possible dates because our country is a hell of a mess Couldn't Disagree The Arizona Republican said hat he couldn't find much to with in Romney's I'm the one who should feel Goldwater told the nce which obviously was with his followers I'm ie one who should want It was then he declared he back Nixon for the nation repeating in Romney's resence what he has been ng for some time A short time earlier a er of the audience had asked Romney why he didn't support Goldwater in Romney recalled an old ng of foreign correspondents If Rep Udall is correct in that indictment then his sug gested course of action is per sound Personally I that he is absolutely correct Female Red Soldiers Die In Gl Fire BEN CAT Vietnam AP Eight female Communist sol diers in full battle guard and armed with automatic weapon and hand grenades attacked i U.S infantry ambush patro Wednesday and lost four o their number killed spotted our patrol furs and fired on said Lt Col Walter E Adams from Wash commander of th Infantry Wolfhound Batta ipn fought well and the were damn Adams con The American unit report n casualties The four dead women soldiers all young were identified as be longing to the North ese Regiment part of th 9th North Vietnamese Divisio operating in the jungles of Wa Zone C north of Saigon that they must live if they are lo write a story I wanted to live to write the Michigan Romney as some of the crowd muttered and booed while some clapped He said he did what the in Michigan ed We did in Michigan what in our judgment contributed to the election of Republicans from top to bottom of the he said Boos Some more boos followed Earlier in the evening water and Romney appeared to be in a heated discussion at the speaker's table but neither would reveal what they were talking about Despite his heavy loss in the 1964 presidential election water still remains the most powerful Republican in Arizona and his statements Thursday night obviously dealt a heavy blow to a small Romney for resident movement trying to uild up steam in Arizona Romney told newsmen shortly fter his arrival in Arizona that e could win the Republican without Goldwater's House OKs Pay Hike WASHINGTON AP Will lopes high and fingers crossed Congress is shooting for ad of its 1967 session be Thanksgiving Day The big money bills sources of trouble have starter to move with a rush Thre nore were sent to the Presiden Thursday The three money bills sent t President Johnson Thursda carried billion for th space agency the State Justic and Commerce departments the Department of Housing an Urban Development and som miscellaneous agencies Thi was about 51.4 billion less tha Johnson requested The House yesterday passe a 52.7 billion military pay in crease on a roll call vot 385 to 2 The now goe lo the Senate The provides pay hike ranging from a for service chiefs to 55.1 monthly for privates Combined with the civilia pay increase the will ad 55 billion to federal bud Students Protest Boycott Delayed By Vietnam War Turn to Page 2 Col i Please BROOM BOOM All over the country in special secret spots practice runs are being made by tive witches and goblins for that big day Halloween On the outskirts of Rochester N Y on a windswept hill witches and goblins with the names of Donna Jeffery Nancy and John try a practice run AP Humphrey on Tour WASHINGTON AP Vice President Hubert H Humphrey embarked today on a tion Asian tour that includes witnessing the inauguration of the newly elected South government in Saigon next Tuesday The vice president plans talks with leaders of South Vietnam Indonesia and Malaysia Key Men Talk Problems By ROBERT II JOHNSON JR Associated Writer EL PASO Tex President Hubert Humphrey told the nation's Americans today and inequities may have been HOMECOMING ROYALTY Reigning as homecoming king and queen at zona State University this Curtey Gulp 21 of 1038 1st Avenue Yuma and Carolyn Grisz 20 of Mesa Gulp who represented Best residence hall is NCAA heavyweight wrestling champ and Sun Devil football date Miss Grisz sponsored by residence hall is an ASU porn port girl with a grade average Both will be presented to the football crowd day night in Sun Devil Stadium during half-time ceremonies of the sity of Wyoming game ASU TIME TO Turn the Clocks Back Hour Saturday Night zona Commission today fired George as state insuran ce direct or and named r AS or followed a State ruling was in conflict Ohio AP College students testing the war in Vietnam delayed a threatened room boycott today ns a t n stration Thursday in which firo hoses and tear were used Robert K lln president said classes were conducted normally tlint the campus was quiet A boycott had been ced lit a student meeting Thursday night Some ot students were incensed city authorities had permitted use ot and tear Rns to disperse a group of about 70 student testors who had surrounded a Navy recruiter's car Lt Smith of Detroit the Navy recruiter wus I I houl four hours by the crowd surrounded II Now you get that hour back you lost in April Sunday at 2 the great American game The ing of the Clock happens But in case you forget a good time will be had by all when you observe this tradition by setting your clock back one on Saturday night For millions of people ing the clock implies an hour Uniform Time Act which Con- gress passed in 1966 The time act provided that all clocks in any one state must always have the same time and from the last Sunday in April to the last Sunday in tober that time would be light Saving The new law tossed into one crucible all the arguments that DST had caused since its inauguration in 1918 However the federal law a legislatures could Arizona is o To dale Alaska and Hawaii have been exempted Ohio and Virginia partially observed the new DST law and stales have complied in fact it not in spirit less sleep in the spring and one hour more this Saturday night Millions of others however gani The Changing of I considering it Clonk as war cry lo rally legislators and lobbyists against DST Comes The latter group conies up with arguments such ns ens don't read anxious mothers who can't get their children to bed in the daylight and outdoor theater operators who complain the Inter ness ot DST has hurt their iness The latest clock back one hour or Snl is the first man lime switch the Rail Tears Apart The cab was completely toi off of an empty cattle true this morning when it struck bridge 12 miles west of haven but both the driver and driver escaped serious injury Patrolman Dunnigan of the California Highway Patrol said the left front tire on the bound truck blew out throwing the truck across the road where it demolished the guard rail and banister of a bridge The driver Leonardo Ayala Arevalo 31 Cotulla Tex was treated as nn outpatient ut Baptist Hospital The other man Fernando Jose rera San Antonio was injured He was riding in the sleeper Arevalo saidi they had just unloaded a load of cattle and wore reluming to Texas in the past but now ese are indecent iry unacceptable The vice president who in El Paso on his way an official lour of Vietnam id Southeast Asia was ole speaker for a high level on an problems The conference egan today Saturday a visit by President on and Mexico President wo Diaz Ordaz Humphrey's plea for for success came as arose among some ol lose the conference was billed j being designed to help About 100 persons participated n a series of dissident meetings night to discuss to put their protests ii ic form of demonstrations Lee P Solo of San Francisco alif who said he was desig ated as spokesman for the reported there to protest but nc on what form the should take or where i hould be made After Humphrey's keynote peech about 20 speakers wer o present papers in six sepa meetings to members o resident Johnson's cabinet o he committee The conference began ami charges that the speakers wer patsies for the federal goven nent and that those papers were not true spokesmen for the west's Mexican-Americans Among those who disagree vehemently with the was Reies Lopez Tijerina leader of a north central Nc Mexico group seeking tion of claims to old Spanis land grant Nov 7 Set For Test of Saturn 5 CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP The space agency has picked OV anniversary of Bolshevik revolution nd election day around the the target date for its first urn 5 The monster the rocket which is to one day three American toward the moon is to url an unmanned Apollo hip miles into space in a lajor test ot the new rocket nd spacecraft heat shield Tn announcing the date National Aeronautics Space Administration of- said that the complexity if the rocket and launch nent arc liable to force delays that lime This is a target said Maj Gen Samuel C Phillips program director We are in a very complex learning and we arc going to ake all the time we need hat first launch Space agency spokesmen said of Saturn 5 hardware and not politics dictated the date It will be the first flight test of the Saturn first two stages and the first time America's launch com- plex will be put into operation Mexico's President on State Visit By FRANCES Associated Writer WASHINGTON AP ident Gustavo Diaz Ordaz of Mexico a nation which is a jor customer of U.S goods spoke out in Congress today for greater trade opportunities for Latin America and other oping areas He did not refer directly in a speech to a joint session of the Senate and House to a wave of protectionist bills now ing in Congress to restrict im- of a variety of products But Latin American nations the Scandinavian countries and the European Common Market nations have registered to such measures with the State Department Major Address The Mexican president's at the Capitol his major address in this country where he is on a state visit with his wife as guests of President and Mrs Johnson Johnson also has spoken out against the protectionist ures From a arrival salute on the White House South lawn to a presidential state dinner Thursday night the red carpet was out for the first Mexican president to visit the United States in eight years President Johnson raising his glass in a champagne toast May the peace and Inside The Sun Churches 18 Comics Crossword 31 4 Markets Movies u 9 JO Women 5 friendship which unites our tions be a symbol to of how nations should conduct themselves The two presidents are brating the final ceremonials of the Chamizal Treaty through which the two nations ly settled a border dispute Land Transfer Before Diaz Ordaz entertains President and Mrs Johnson night at a dinner in the Mexican Embassy the two heads of state will witness formal signing of a treaty transferring the small strip of land known as El Texas to the Mexican state of Chihuahua Chamizal was carved out of Mexico by a southward shift in the course of the Rio Grande River in 1852 Its restoration to Mexico ends negotiations begun in 1963 by President John F Kennedy and Mexican President Adolfo Lopez Mateos Johnson and Diaz Ordaz are scheduled to take part Saturday in ceremonies at El Paso Tex commemorating the peaceful conclusion of the land dispute See Arab Buildup PORT TAUFIQ Israeli Held Sinai AP An Israeli com- mander today reported a ual buildup of Arab forces on the Egyptian side of the Suez Canal Stocks Ed The N Y Slock Ex- closet nt The InK will Insl tales Roberts Scott A Co nt es Industrial Atlas Explodes VANDENBERG AIR FORCE BASE Calif Atlas F missile launched from berg Air Force Base today ex- shortly after rising from the launching pad the Air Force Cause of explosion has not been determined THOROUGH JOB This is where the cab used to sit on this cattle truck which a rail early today 12 miles west of George of Gibson Auto Wreckers surveys the damage before to tow it away The forlorn exhaust seems to be searching for the t nestled against for SQ many miles
