Times Recorder, The (Newspaper) - September 6, 1966, Zanesville, Ohio Good Statistics shew Hut atari 75 per cert all are secretive about their age The otter 25 per teat He abort it Eari Wilsoa The Times Recorder High Fashion Models Up At Tall See Listening Post In Tomorrow's TR 24 PAGES ZANESVILLE OHIO 43701 TUESDAY SEPT 6 1966 TKN TENTS President Appears In Lancaster LBJ Offers Timetable For Peace In Viet Nam President Lyndon and wife Lady Bird inspect a prize-winning steer at the Montgomery County Fair in Dayton Monday Toe President CPI Telephoto later addressed large Labor Day crowds both at Dayton and Lancaster during a holiday political safari in the Midwest 4 American Planes Shot Down In Raids Over North Viet Nam SAIGON UPI U.S planes were shot down by Communist anti-aircraft fire in raids Sunday and Monday on North Viet Nam targets ing from the southern panhandle to near Hanoi military men reported Monday All four crewmen of three of the planes downed Sunday near Hanoi were listed as missing in action The pilot of the fourth plane shot down Monday was rescued less than an hour after he parachuted 15 miles west of Dong Hoi The losses brought to 361 the total of American planes reported lost over the North since the air war was launched in February of 1965 In South Viet Nam U.S officials reported an army engined Caribou transport crashed Sunday into a village shortly after takeoff about 255 miles northeast of Saigon Four Vietnamese were re- ported and 20 to 25 injured Three Americans also were hurt Air Force Navy and Marine pilots took advantage of rare good bombing weather Sunday to carry out 134 missions against North Viet Nam They struck at targets in the southern panhandle just above the demilitarized zone ing North and South Viet Nam and at 30 targets around Hanoi U.S spokesmen reported only light and scattered ground action for American and allied forces throughout South Viet Nam The government claimed a major victory over the Viet Cong in the U Minn forest in the Mekong Delta about 140 miles south of Saigon In three days of fighting Vietnamese infantrymen and rangers teamed up with U.S Army helicopters to kill 291 Viet Cong South Vietnamese men said their forces suffered moderate casualties North of Saigon elements of the Airborne Division's 1st Brigade wound up Operation John Paul Jones 240 miles from the capital The World This Morning Global LONDON Prime Minister Harold Wilson under attack by African leaders because of his failure to topple the white supremacist rulers of Rhodesia offers to step down as chairman of the Commonwealth Prime Ministers Conference during its discussions on Rhodesia Page SAIGON Militant monk Thich venerable Tri Quang who vowed to fast until the cans withdraw their support for Premier Nguyen Cao Ky is near death Buddhist quarters say Page The Nation WASHINGTON AFL-CIO President George Meany says concern over the nation's economy is the result of a profit inflation and is not caused by wage increases won by organized labor Page CAPE KENNEDY Astro- Charles Conrad and Richard F Gordon head back to the spaceport to get set for their Friday mission aboard Gemini n and encouraging word from the weatherman await them Page Around Ohio COLUMBUS The 1966 Ohio State Fair ends after the stand draws the expected about 1.5 million people Page DAYTON Some 550 National Guardsmen are still here and are expected to be held ready for any trouble in the racially troubled west side at least through tonight Page WHEELING Gov James Rhodes tells some Ohio and West Virginia coal miners that they must plan now to provide a sec ure and productive future for their children so they will not face unemployment Page Sport scope PITTSBURGH National League leading Pittsburgh Pirates split in doubleheader with the Atlanta Braves taking the opener and losing the nightcap Page CLEVELAND Cleveland's Sonny Siebert records win of the season as Indians defeat the Boston Red Sox after losing the opening game of a doubleheader by a score The Weather FORECAST Fair today and continued cool High See details on Page Inside The TR Page Sec Births 1 B Classified Ads Ml B Comic Pages B Crossword 6 A Deaths Funerals 2 A Editorial Page 4 A Farm Page 6 B Radio-TV News B Sports B Women's News A Under 21 B V U.S To Pull Out When Communists Halt Aggression LANCASTER Ohio UPI President Johnson encountering both wild welcomes and pleas for peace on his latest political safari said Monday he would schedule withdrawal of U.S troops from South Viet Nam at any time the Communists offered a blueprint for halting their infiltration In an apparent reply to French President Charles de Gaulle's call for U.S commitment to a pullout in advance of any Viet Nam peace talks the President told Labor Day audiences in Detroit and Lancaster that American troops are in Viet Nam because aggression is there and he Those troops will go and their bases will be turned over for constructive peacetime soon as sion stops If anyone shows me the time schedule when infiltration will be the ern forces illegally in South Viet Nam will lay on the table the schedule for the withdrawal of our forces from Viet Nam When the President was outlining this stand at Detroit's Cobo Hall several protesters tried to interrupt him by yelling such things as Let's stop the war in Viet Nam and Neutralize Viet Nam Others in the audience hustled them into the arms of men A brief battle broke out later in the day when Johnson again touched on the Vietnamese war in an address at the ry County Fair grounds in Dayton Ohio Throngs which police mated at hundreds of thousands of persons were in an exuberant holiday mood that matched Johnson's own high spirited Labor Day jaunt to Detroit and Battle Creek Mich and Dayton Columbus and Lancaster Ohio Johnson piled 18 speeches into his 13 hour day building up to a rousing climax as he from the Port Columbus airport to the fair grounds at Lancaster and stopped a dozen times along the route to shake hands and talk to roads crowds At the Lancaster site the crowd waited through a fall as Johnson arrived an hour and one-half late The President and Mrs Johnson arrived back in ington shortly after midnight EDT after a one-hour flight from Ohio The President's big Convair touched down at Washington's National port at and he and the First Lady across the Potomac to the White House soon after The scuffle in Dayton curred after someone tried to pull down a sign reading Please stop the killing The President noticed the flurry directly in front of him in the big crowd and said Let's go on He did aird drew long applause when he Let us guarantee to our young people more than the right to dissent Let us give them not only an opportunity to declare against something but to declare for something He got another big hand when he looked soberly at the disturbance in the crowd and Look at the men who wear the green beret and make it possible for you to dissent and to criticize Johnson originally had ed his remarks on withdrawal of troops from Viet Nam in his prepared speech for Lancaster But he decided to get on record at the very outset of his at Detroit There he also urged labor to keep the national interest at heart in their wage demands and indicated that the government was on the verge of deciding some actions to slow down the rapidly overheating Planned Prisoners Stage Riot San Francisco Jail SAX BRUNO Calif UPI Prisoners in one cell block of San Francisco City Jail rioted for two hours Monday burning mattresses and screaming from sixth floor windows Sixty inmates w ere out of control until Sheriff Matthew Carberry entered their wing and convinced them to return to their cells This was a planned and prepared the sheriff said He said four broadcasting stations had been telephoned before the riot began and told there would be trouble at the jail Prisoners have been com- plaining about jail conditions for several weeks Carberry said the sixth floor small portion of the jail's 575 prisoners mattresses in an empty cell and burned them when men appeared outside the jail in a suburban area 10 miles south of San Francisco They then climbed to dows throughout the wing and screeched their complaints A half dozen pickets were marching outside the jail to protest conditions when the rioting broke out One of them civil rights leader Dr Thomas Burbridge joined the sheriff in asking the prisoners to return to their cells Carberry said the inmates who were loose in the wing agreed to end their agitation after he assured them some of their complaints were already being rectified in Telephoto Looking Over The Competition Betty Fox Miss Kansas In the Miss America Pageant at Atlantic City peeks over her glasses to get a better look at her competition after registering for the week long contest Strike Back Unrest Against Red Guards Sweeping Communist China TOKYO UPI unrest against the Red Guards is sweeping across Communist China and the teen-age zealots are striking back with era terror tactics reports from Peking said Monday There was widespread lation the resistance was headed by groups opposed to Communist Party Chairman Mao Tse-Tung The official Peking People's Daily made it quite clear that the opposition to the Red Guards would be ruthlessly crushed by the army if necessary The reports of unrest by Japanese and Yugoslav in Peking were corroborated by travelers ing in Hong Kong from China Some travelers said the Tops 580 Mark Labor Day Death Toll Is Highest In History By United Press International The Labor Day weekend became the bloodiest in the nation's motoring history day night breaking the record of 575 traffic deaths set a year ago For the fourth time this year a holiday weekend traffic toll established a new record Americans died on the highways at the rate of nne every eight minutes during the holiday period A United Press International count at midnight EDT at least 583 persons dead in traffic since the holiday began The Traffic Drownings Planes IT Miscellaneous 43 Total 732 California led the nation with 52 traffic deaths Ohio had 37 Texas and Michigan each listed 32 and New York 30 Illinois had 27 Iowa 26 and nia 25 Georgia reported 20 Only Alaska and New shire reported no traffic deaths during the weekend The death toll Sunday was paced oy a pair of disastrous collisions claiming a total of 15 lives The only states listing no traffic fatalities were Alaska and Xew Hampshire A National Safety Council spokesman said that with the worst hours of the holiday still to the traffic death count was running about 10 per cent the 1965 Labor Day pace In a estimate the Safety Council said that be- tween 530 and 630 persons would die on the highways between 6 p.m Friday and midnight Monday Fight died and two suffered serious injuries when a car carrying five ed with another automobile on a curve of U.S 12 near Coldwater Mich guards were making house searches in Canton for their opponents In one of these raids the guards uncovered an arms cache of Nationalist Chinese espionage agents aird radio equipment the travelers said The arrivals said only Hed Guards are allowed on Canton streets after eight o'clock at night They described the city largest in southern China as resembling a ghost town Correspondents in Peking reported that there have been widespread between Red Guards from the cities and country youths they have tried to proselytize There were even battles reported between urban and rural guards Mao openly backs the tant youths and it became known late Sunday that Lin has agreed to become their top leader with Premier Chou En- Lai and Chief of Staff Marshall Ho Lung as advisers The dent for the Tokyo reported it was not known how large the movement was But there is no doubt that the Chinese Communist party organization is in a state of split The Peking People's Daily warned that the party ship was determined to crush the people's enemies at all costs Apparently taking cognizance of the opposition to the guards an editorial in the newspaper indicated the Communist re- gime would prefer to carry out the cultural revolution fully It urged it be done by reason than weapons Bicycle Rider Struck Car Gwynn Coffman 9 s o n of Dr and Mrs Ward D Coffman Jr of 3090 Dresden road was injured afternoon when he was struck by an auto riding a bicycle on a sidewalk along Harding road The boy sustained assorted scratches and possible internal injuries He was admitted to Bethesda Hospital for ment and was listed in fair condition last night Sheriff's deputies said the driver of the auto Fred Long III 21 of 3300 Dale road told them accelerator stuck and caused his auto to skid through the Harding and Dresden road intersection and onto the walk where the car hit the bicycle before striking a tree Long was uninjured Was The Word By United Press International the weather was pleasant for Labor Day Except for light showers in Minnesota and Michigan and thunderstorms near central Gulf Coast the weather was in the words of the U.S Weather Bureau Delightful Tropical storm Grela was 1.100 miles east-southeast of Miami and mov ing northwest at about 10 miles per hour
