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Show 4 Sundoy Herald t kal wa- and Humphrey Lauds N. M. Senator jrksen Sings Funeral Dirge for Rights Bill aid. line J of ited icse 11 (UPI). --Sen. Everett M. Dirksen has literal-l- y 5iinu.what is likely to be the funeral dirge fof the 1966 civil ftousand right bill 'iflOj-B- v times no." ' The Senate Republican Leader- broke into song Friday to emphasize his opposition to the WASHINGTON , - measureopposittoa-whic- h ap- all the bombs and guns of the person who could ' pump life back into President. Johnson'i Viet Cong terrorists." ALBUQUERQUE. N.M. (UPIi President Hubert Hum two-- i phrey', with a aay- - vacation afteaa tor ramseii and his family, was scheduled e to address a gather ing of Young Democrats here -- Vice k Riehts Bill Humohrev repeated the il . ministration s position mat we He said: "l hope ien. iux. He ad-- sen will find it within his. coo. welcome, this election. be des science to give his support to U.S. "shall ded that the lighted to work with any Viet- this bill." namese government which reearly Saturday. Humphrey, who with his wife, J Muriel, and sou, Douglas, will Humphrey, at a testimonial sults from the constitution-makin- g dinner for Sen. Clinton P. An go to Santa Fe for the- - weekend . process.,." want. derson, Friday night Cynicism regarding the Viet Saturday, said If Dirksen criticized Jjoiroppcg ing. thVad4'amlection--was,scornedlblo take thfTesponsbility for . Viet the ministration s pottcy-7- in Vice President. He said the "death" of the Civil Kignts Nam and said they also do not ;. that in many ways it" will be Bilk "he will have to live with seem to realize "a free elec-ja- s important to us as our own it tion can.be held in the midst election two months from npw. of war."- A record high of more than 1 At a nrcss ronforence earlier: He said the Vietnamese turned todomestic 1,325,000 passports were Issued in Sunday's elections "will problems and, said Sen. Everett by the U. S. Passport Office speax louder and clearer than Dirksen, was the one1 in 1965. "ad--Civ- long-await- TV- - 1 . four-stal- - ' tion pledge to press for the bill s passage. Showdown Apparent It failed andthe Senate appeared taJje beading toward a showdown that, would soeiye the bUl and its open housing provision sometime late next v- if A - " y f- ' week. -- The- advent of Jewish, high holidays and 11 primaries next Tuesday promised to continue which this the 'absenteeism week along with opening of a consfdera. filibuster stymied tion of a motion to take 19 the parently will block action on it this year. ' The. singing . came . after Senate leaders, including Dirk.' sen., met with Atty. Gen.: "Nicholas Katzenbach to try to breath" life into the administra- - bill. -- r, " ,y KV . l., Senate . Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield, Mont, said the civil rights struggle was "still on dead, center" .after the stratey conference with Kafz- enbach. . Dirksen, who participated Jn the huddle, said later a showdown wojld come in the "not too distant future" an that he still is adamantly : PRETORIA, Africa against the bill. South an Very, very definitely Black African leaders , (UPI) itt4 I oppose unmistakably joined ruling white cjignitaries Dirksen said. "It all adds up to at a state.'funeral today for the NO. first time in South African "Do you want me to sin, history to attend services for 'no, no, a thousand times, no?" assassinated. Prime Minister f K , l I South Africa Pays Honor To SEPTEMBER IS SEARS MONTH : Verwoerd Hendrik - VerwoerdMhe - father ti apartheid. Several black and mulatto stood 4,000 leaders among -mourners to hear aclergymar Dutch from . the Reformed Church eulogize Verwoerd in ceremonies in the of the Union amphitheater Buildings, Jhe (geatof government. But the departure from the Itrict segregation-o- f - the races which South Africa made law under Verwoerd was a fleeting one, the nation's new leaders " ; emphasized. Verwoerd, 64, was stabbed to death Tuesday in Cape Town as he sat ' in Parliament. In a special block of seats in the amphitheater among the statesmen, parliamentarians, ' high court judges and other White South African dignitaries at the funeraf service sat Verwoerd's black African protege, Chief Minister Kaizer Matanzima of Transket, An estimated 14,000 mourners. listened to the funeral, service from the lawns around the Union Buildings and --about a quarter" of a million, others atood along the two and one half mile route to the cemetery. The services also were broadcast over the radio. the official mourners r 'Among following the gun carriage with Verwoerd's body to a flower bedecked grave in . "Heroes' Acre", in Pretoria-Cemete- ry was Premier Ian Smith, whose rebel ' regime in neighboring Rhodesia probably, would could not have maintained its independence without Verwoerd's 'I ; aupport. . Dmitrio Town, Cape .. In tsaf endas, Verwoerd's Bible quoltog assassin, x was being held under close security while nice woreea out aeiaus ror te close-pack- trial" jnien.he did just fta Partial Ban's ' - bill bans The House-passe- d discrimination in the sale or rental of private homes ,and d apartments of less than four units A cloture petition to curb debate can be filed with 16 of petitions but needs I I. U owner-occupie- two-thir- wnatorrreseiitelic session to into effect put it Dirksen said. this cannot be achieved and others agree. Once Mansfield has failed once or twice to get cloture, he is expected to drop the fight for this year. 'iti i. i I zJ.j Qy Four Miss America aspirants display their emotions during Friday!s talent competition. They are: Sha ron Kaye Birkenbuel, xAEss New Mexico; Barbaras, Harris, Miss South Carolina, upper right; Karen Jean Tuttle, Miss Vermont and Nanty Anne McLead, Miss Montana. ( Herald-UP- I Telephoto) Navy lane Flying To Save Stricken Scientist Rear Adm. F.E. Bakutis, commander of antarctic support .activities in Washington, ordered the. propellor-drive- n plane - out of the Naval - Air Station at Quonset Point, R.I., at the request of a physician who treats researchers on the project at Byrd Station. The plane left Friday and planned to inake refueling stops to Christ- - at Honolulu, Fiji and Christ SALT LAKE OlTYiUPI) MoMurdo Sound Weber County Sheriff's officers church, for an church. From the New Zeland confirmed Friday night a lT-- emergency appendectomy. city it is 2,500 . miles to McMurdo Sound. Tremonton youth, want year-ol- d This was the second such ed for questioning into the beata Brigham City girl, ing mercy flight to .go halfway turned himself into a Salt Lake round the world from Quonset Point In. June a man with hospital psychiatric ward. appendicitis was airlifted in the Officers said the youth,' object manner same of an would be search, Twelve scientists and 20 held at the hospital for exam are on the antarctic sailors ination until Monday. No charg. By United Press International research team. The project was es have been filed. 7 Heavy rains drenched Texas underwritten by the National Brenda Bulst; 15, was found and headed for the parched Science Foundation. unconscious from a beating she Mississippi valley' today. Temreceived Wednesday night. She peratures ...MJntothe 50s and was found early Thursday at a set records in the Killed In Deep South. turnout on the North Ogden rain splat Early morning Canyon Highway. She has re tered Cape Kennedy, Fla., mained unconscious and in criti while the Gemini H astronauts cal condition since found. were sleeping. 7 Sheriff's officers said the boy Ellington - Air Force Base, wanted for questioning called Tex.,, just outside Houston, got DINOSAUR, Colo. (UPI)-- A his father, who toid officers of 3.76 inches of rain in a car went off Colorado 64 near the youth s admission to the Friday. In the Utah border Friday and hospital Friday. X all, ' sevendownpour inches fefl in the rolled twice, killing all three Ellington area Friday. occupants, the state patrol re . Houston, Tex., got 2.34 inches ported. 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