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Show Humphrey Speaks I nrt Louisiana . . - By United Press International The vice president of the United States, speaking in the Deep South state of Louisiana, Friday, reaffirmed his support for peaceful civil rights demonstrations. Not far away,, in the small southeastern Louisiana paper mill town f Bogalusa, Negroes demonstrated. One civil rights march was peaceful. Earlier, however, Negroes and whites clashed. 7 Both1 marches in Bogalusa were led by James Farmer, na tional director of the, Congress of Racial Equality. (CUKE), who said he was attacked dur ing the first demonstration by a manhe described as "a white hoodlum who came up and grabbed me by the throat." During the second . march there was a heavy police escort and city officials gave the dem onstrators permission to march to the city hall. Less than 75 miles away at Baton Rouge, La., where he spoke at Louisiana State Uni versity, Vice President Hubert Humphrey said he regretted incidents like the Bogalusa vio lence between whites and Ne groes. But he said he favored civil rights demonstrations. "They help in the long run," Humphrey said. "I don't think we would have had the Civil Rights Act if it were not for these demonstrations." A voting rights march at Camden, Ala., by more than 600 civil rights demonstrators went off peaceably Friday. The marchers had a parade permit and their route was guarded by Alabama state troopers and Camden police. of Small groups whites watched the march but there were no incidents.. Similar marches were broken up with tear gas and smoke bombs earlier in the week in this little town in Alabama's black (soil) belt. There was further reaction Friday to Dr. Martin Luther King's :all- boycott of A labama products. The 70,000-memb- West Coast er International Longshoremen's and Warehousemen's union, meeting at Vancouver, B. C, voted not to handle any Alaba ma goods. And it planned to meet with the Teamsters union to discuss a combined embargo. Elsewhere: ; Washington: The Senate Ju diciary Committee Friday night approved a voting rights much tougher and broader than the one President Johnson had asked, but the committee sent the measure to the floor bill without a favorable recommen dation. . Early Bird In Orbit, Ready To Go to Work SUNDAY, APRIL 11, 1965 Utah County, Utah Sunday Herald 10 QUICKLY STAMPED OUT lllilp:li imiif li ' l-- ' mm-- z- - ' , ; S ' ' "' -- ids i;;-;- - v escaped death at the hands of loyal navy units that threatened to shell the ship .they commandeered for rebel headquarters. They sailed their command ship to an anchorage downstream after a conference. Friday with Maj. Gen. .Iran Van River. Minh, the armed forces com The four commanders threw mander. Saigon into turmoil Thursday Cang Vas still in command night when they joined about today, but the powerful armed 20 other officers in signing a council forces has appointed a Rear Detitfon that accused Adm. Khung Tan Cang of graft board of general officers to in and demanded his resignation vestigate the mutineers' charge as commander of the navy. that he had converted a fleet of Militarv commanders sound small trawlers to his own use. ed a "coup alert." Barricades were thrown uo at strategic ooints and Skyraider fighter- - If the condition of your piggy bombers buzzed menacingly bank forces you to choose beoverhead. tween a cut or a set, hairdressThe mutinous officers failed ers vote for picking an expert to win support from the major cut. Then you'll find the setting ity of the navy. They narrowly job much easier. " Utah Beauty Wins Honors and IDCTY-NI- PH. SUPPLIES OpM EAST CENTEI 37M4M - Prv in f Mmwlar i description came from Maj. James A. Minish of Yel lowstone National Park, Wyo. Minish is commander of the 615th Tactical Fighter Squadron. He - said the missiles were used during an assault on the Thanh Hoa bridge in North Viet Nam. Minish said his squadron had taken, part in about 15 raids against' the Communist north since arriving in Viet Nam March 20 from England Air Force Base In Louisiana.'' He said the raid against the bridge was one of the toughest ft because of heavy fire. Three U.S. planes were. anti-aircra- 1 nL i: 1 ;ii SAN ANGELO, Tex. (UPI- )- one wiu iui uic lour iiuie nauuu Growers National Wool Sharon Moline, her dimpled Council, cheeks gleaming, prepared Sat sponsors of the annual beauty urday to see America under the pageant. title Miss Wool of America. was The beauty The pert, long lashed, crowned by actress Jane Wyatt old brunette, won the title Fri following a week-lon- g contest. day night over 20 other con- Miss Wyatt placed the $250,000 testants from wool producing pearl and diamond crown atop states. the charmer at the San Miss Moline, a freshman at Angelo Coliseum. was Miss University of Utah in Salt Lake First runner-u- p City, won a college scholarship Arizona, Diane Reutter, 20, of and a $5,000 wardrobe made of Phoenix, She is a junior at Ari wool. zona State University and Miss Arizona last year in the Miss Universe contest. FrMoy t. reports that the Soviets had pro- in-vided ground-to-a- ir missiles, to "We were all on the same the Communist North Vietna- mission," Minish recalled, "but ' mese. as far as actually sighting any lWe we MIGs, only two of our group what reported mis- sighted the- MIGs. And one thought were ground-to-a- ir siles," Minish aid; "three dif- dived." unleashed ferent pilots reported them, so One of the missile that we feel fairly sure they were a Sidewinder ' "came extremely close" but used." j Minishlaid the missiles were failed to hit the MIG, he said. Minish said the missile should model apparently an dating back to World War1 II have exploded when it streaked ceil- past the MIG "but it didn't. It with a maximum-effectiv- e was real close too." ing of 5,000 feet. He speculated that the Side. They apparently had no hom ing device, he said, and were winder failed to hit its target be cause the MIG was in a very fired on a ballistic trajectory. Minish and one of his pilots, steep climb. a dog-figh- 1 old-typ- e. .... . 1 Not a Carload - C Representing rhs 6iganHc Cembiiud Pew.r of Wwling" All w '5 y r- li, HjP lTZ. C ' "mMmmimmm'immmmmmmt 1 ' APPLIANCE J T I 1 f SAVE2lK k LwctiuJ jMemountolntfliil Nixon On Hit-Ru- MoscowTour - Driver n r, Kills Utah Boy Former MOSCOW (UPI) U.S. Vice President Richard M. SALT LAKE CITY (UPI)- -A Nixon Saturday returned to Mos n driver struck and killed cow, the site of his 1959 "kitch a Salt Lake City boy en debate" with' Friday night at 6th South and S. Khrushchev. , 3rd East.. "We. have both retired from Thomas Heaton, son of Mr. I politics involuntarily," Nixon and Mrs. Sharon Heaton, was quipped to American newsmen dead on arrival at a Salt Lake as he stepped from a train that hospital. Police impounded a car about brought him from Helsinki, Fin land. two hours after the accident, II Nixon, now practicing law in and scheduled tests of substanc New York, went to Finland on es founa on uie vemcie. rney a private business trip. He said also were questioning a he came to Moscow purely as a old woman in connection with tourist. He said he planned to the mishap. do some sightseeing and leave Officers said the driver jA the " for London Sunday. T ' '" car might not have been aware In 1959, while he was still of striking the boy, who was vice president, Nixon engaged walking west across 3rd East Khrushchev in a free wheeling when he was struck by a northdiscussion in a model American bound car. kitchen at 1 U.S. exhibition here. 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There; had been never really took on his - The communications satellite was kicked into a near perfect orbit Friday and opened a businessman's era in space. Synchronized with the rotat- 'Ing speed of the earth, the 85- pound moon is in a north-sout- h path in space off the coast of Brazil. The latest telemetry data showed a drift of less man one degree per day from its present orbit, officials said. Joseph V. Charyk, president of the Communication Satellite Corp. (COMSAT) said the satellite performed "letter perfect" from launch to final or bit. "It was much better than we had a right to expect," he said. .. Barring complications, Early a 240 re Bird lay, should be ready for its first traffic in a few days. Tele vision networks are expected to put on an initial demonstration May Z. DA NANG, South Viet Nam A Wyoming man de(UPI) scribed to newsmen Friday how Communists apparently used ground-to-a- ir missiles for the first time against American! planes in North Viet Nam Sun A short SAIGON (UPI) lived mutiny in the Vietnamese kavy collapsed Saturday. The rebellious commanders of .coast al, sea and river forces fled with the chief of the Saigon navy yard to the temporary safety of an anchorage in the Saigon tomers. program Missiles In Viet Nam ir UTAH GIRL WINS HONOR Sharon "Pretty Moline, Salt Lake City, is shown wearing the new crown of "liss Wool of America."" Sharon won the title in San Angelo, Tex., Friday night over 39 other beauties from wool producing states. Miss Moline won a college scholarship and a $5,000 wool wardrobe. (Herald-UP- I : Telephoto) WASHINGTON (UPI) -- Early "Bird, the world's first commercial satellite, is in orbit over the equator today ready to relay transatlantic television and telephone calls for paying cus- . 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