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Show ' I -- .'. -- V"- vK I v- m v-- . By JIM C. BARDES .United Prm iBternatioaal The shaky Middle East cease I fire was shattered durin? the JVJ ... - NewRupt u re m Shaky Mideast Ceasefi re 1 in the oft installation sbellings' nam's largest fighter- - plane the pact offered by the Ford was six dead ana 66 wounded, base, e sprawling jPauc Yen Motor Co. Local issues at aoout but the economic toll could not airfield. VS. pilots reported 24 one-thiof the 101 Ford plants be calculated. Already hard or 25 planes destroyed. Ten U.S. was balding up the return to the planes weresholwnJne'piXKluctm ' I U'oihincrtnii. Thd Canal fiveiay Mideast war in June,! attacks. Egypt is facing severe shortar Washington ; President son and Vice President. Hubert rnous, report, cleared Sea butane gas and the prospect of in Edward 'V. Long, n speeches of Humphrey, having to spend hard currency to import oil from Arab response f to last weekend's charges, he used his investigat- ' antiwar demonstration in thej neighbors. ing subcommittee to help jailed Oil fires were still blazing capital, reaffirmed the nation's teamsters president James R. when the United States an- desire for peace in Vietnam. In HoffaV Life Magazine had nounced it was sending iet a speech later in the week, reported in an article that Long fighters to brael. MeanwhiJe,4johnson repudiatedTfie "charges tried to keep Hoffa out" of jail of those who said Secretary of and subsequently tried to free ; rd weelwlien-IsraelLartilleryiP- r opened up oa Egyptiaa oil installations in what Egypt , for its sinking of the Israeli destroyer Elath. ; Two major oil Installations, wnicn supplied auout per cent of Leypt'a . fuel, were destroyed by Israeli artillery shells fired across the Jlo-mi-Suez Canal front. Both sides took part in the exchange of fire and each blamed the other for starting it. U.N. observers said the Israeli guns fired first "Reciprocity is the essence of a cease-fire,Israeli ambassador Gideon Rafael told the UN. Security Council. Three days earlier Egyptian patrol boats, firing missiles supplied by the Soviet Union, sank the destroyer Elath with a I loss of St lives. The Arabs said the Elath had been within its territorial waters. Face Severe Shortages. The human toll for the Arabs , ., n ... y. .;. - ' 11 le ' ' ' '"i," . ;' ' -- .. V Wa - ! 'T' ;'v ... ,, - . w M ' ' .S1.: ; . . I ' lShip Mediterranean fleet; state Dean Rusk had raised sieamea wwara Lgypuan ports. fears of "the Yellow Peril" in Members of the U JJ. Securitv defending America's action 10 Council, who Wednesday adopt Southast Asia. ed a resolution condemning Washington: The Senate reviolations of the Mideast cease- fused to go along with a House-passe- d fire, were pursuing tortuous and measure that would secret discussions on guidelines force President Johnson to cut for a permanent peace plan for spending by an estimated $8 the area. Sources said delegates billion. were close to a solution. J Detroit- :- More than 160,000 V Around the World: members of the striking United Saigon: In a move Washmg "AutirWorkers voted overwhelton officials attributed to the mingly to ratifyrihe-7mo- st increase in MQ fighter activi- expensive national- - contract in ty U.S. fighter bombers for the the history of auto labor first time struck North Viet- - negotiations when they accepted; " . 1 - . -- .....w. w.. ' ""-- Tr in- r - . n inn ii'il iiimiim 1 1 mmii.hi ,m tt am an ' that declaring in a SOminute reign of terror. He was captured after being shot and wounded by police and died two days later before he could say whaf" sparked .Jhe death rampage. Washington: The House approved by a vote of 385-- 2 a bill that would raise the pay of servicemen 4.5 per cent. Senate " approval - was expected to be swift and overwhelming. I LONG HAIR OAKLAND, Two Calif. (UPI- )young men! long-hair- came to the aid of policeman Robert Coffman, ,23, last week, when a man later identifed as stepped up military action and while the GOP was the "party Robert Kennedy, 21, began to of peace because we under pummel the officer, , : 1964 la the But the Republican party "party Republican stand victory. . .we will never After Kennedy was subdued, of peace" today called fori presidential nominee said that be the par the two men said. "We hate ty." cops. But we hated worse to see "We understand that interna' yoijke a beating." Then they tional criminals just as domes- vanished before officer Coffman tic criminals must be stopped could learn their names. of just men orJhey by will kill peace where it stands, murder justice and end free fighting for national honor in Vietnam, the ability. to live up dom" Goldwater added. J n .J to mutual aeiense treaties lATIiAPJiTA. (UPI) Negro violating an Injunction prohibit- - uoiawater in remarks pre which bind the United States to leaders announced today they isg an Easter Sunday demon pared for the Western States more than three dozen other Conference a t nations. Republican would, stage "massive street stration. Shi ttlesworth tack President Johnson s Viet"Without those treaties, ham, Ala. Monday when Dr of Cincinnati and local ministers nam policy "as vague. would be - tempted his Martin LutherJOng begins TJL Fisher. J,W,. Hayes and i!There is no doubt that there around the globe to escalate its jail gentence "for John Porter all were released are even doubts about the terms adventures far anything beyond 1963 court injunction. from the Jefferson County jail on which the Johnson adminis violating a he said. we have seen so There win be s, tration will or will not end the Sen. TCverett far," night rnaay after five days. M.' Dirksen, street .vigils, prayer vigils and isnuttiesworai said the men fighting or sign the peace or was to deliver an address dramatizations the entire Ave 'luntarily served our five-dago to the conference table" he and holda news conference Rosea a said our 150 fines said. sentences and paid . Williams, days," at the meeting, later director of King's - Southern because we believe in truth, He said there Is a need for which today more than 2,000 RepubliChristian Leadership Conger-enc- e justice and integrity with honor. honest disagreemenc-and-re- -1 from 13 western states are -''' we em believe our senten sponsible dissent on Vietnam cans Kins announced earlier that ces were unjust,' he said, policy but be lashed at antiwar attending. be and three other civil rights claiming that the law on which demonstrators. a Jefferson County judge based leaders would begin the five-da- y "I am one Republican, one sentences recently confirmed his decision had been ruled American, who is tired of by thej Supreme Courtr--on Invalid. Sbuitlesworth said Ala- hearing defeat defended and Monday. Four of the eight bama did not have the victory rejected; or hearing the to villified while hi leaders convicted of soldiers American soul" remit the Negro "capacity case already have served their sentences. rioters are extolled," he said. He said he was appalled that terms The former Birmingham Williams said Kins Dlansed to JJ.S, - Su- mothers and fathers are asked Teaveflahtarfor Birmingham preme Court ruling which t( send their sons to fight "sometime Monday afternoon, upheld the sentences saying it halfway around the world with King and seven others were "gave the states a powerful the knowledge that their boys sentenced in 1963 to five days In weapon to use in suppressing are not receiving the backing of jail and a $50 fine. They were the rights of legitimate peaceful their country. held in contempt of court for protests." Goldwater said the nation is : DENVER (UPI) Barry Leo Held, a laboratory technician, weijt 'berserk and killed six ' oldwater Calls For Step Up In Military Action In Vietnam War water Pa.: Lock Haven, 39, i American lives and injured 60. At least WEAPONS TEAM OF A lttil Afrborn eonttagent coven al dty claimed blasted at target daring operation .72 North Vietnamese were reportedly killed. (Herald-UP- I can rounds t st Tam Ky, Sooni Vietnam. Recent actioB around thii coast- - Telephoto) u him. Gold-- 1 - the a wanning policy in Vietnam. peace-at-any-pri- ce Negroes Set Demonstration As King Begins Jail Term W yilllllUUUrill V -- the-forc- 1 1 sit-in- CJ 11 O gE g, I m H g MP1AI i EA - imcvv i i -w- AISIL 4 41 L ....... , - .,. I..... . f a. om : ,aMBi I OPENING - SAT. - SUN., OCTOBER 27, 28, 29 - ' (Place a cross in the square, following; the names of the persons you favor as candidates for tbe respective positions.) 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