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Show United States Can't Win Vietnam War British Field Marshall Says ding LONDON to Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery the United Stctes cannot win the Vietnam War end should agree to a Commu nis guvcunucm ivi ouuiu conference of the Field Marshal Erwin Rommel organize North Vietnamese, South Viet-- I whose Afrika Korps was defeat-nam and the Viet Cong." ed by Montgomery's British "Montv" said the conference; Fight Army in North Africa in should "draw up a government, U2. which ffouW havg to bg said Rommel Anntgomery , ,. ... . ... .. communist controlled govern was "a gay cavalier who didn't much time at his to no spend ""u,ment-ha- ve commander told a narm jn headquarters. He was always j,ati television auaience and about with the soldiers, Montgomery, deputy comman- of "The Americans could der of allied forces in Europe in who loved him of course, loved and would follow him World War II, also continued him should stop the bombanywhere." his decade-loncriticism of the the North and then abilities of his wartime allied! Of the August Soviet invasion chief, Gen. Dwight D. Eisen- of Czechoslovakia, Montgomery said, "Oh, no need to worry. hower. would induce the Nothing He said Eisenhower was an Russian forces to march extremely good supreme com westwards. They know it means mander "and I think that it was suicide, because of the nuclear a pity when he decided to come deterrent. The nuclear armory down from his lofty perch and of tne West is very very good. (UPD-Accor- Viti-in- not win. "They of ing , be-th- ere's II national recently, War g Call Made For Unity By Muskie take command of the land armies after (the June 6, 1944 Allied invasion of) Norman- U. S. Works D-d- CLEVELAND vice presidential candi- dy." date Edmund Muskie, son of a Earlier, Montgomery had Polish immigrant tailor, told commanded the land forces. n The British field marshal had the Congress to "reject the seeds of a new sweeter words for German oppression, which are all around (UPI)-Demo-c- ratic Utah To Free Pueblo Crew - Wallace The U.S. senator from Maine urged all American to decide by Nov. 5 whether they will vote for a united nation or disunity. Descendants of Polish immi- - Camp Denies Romance Talk At Campaign Dinner d jwiLL ulMJll RoMdal F pooh-poohe- d 9 t Southerners Win Round In Fight to Halt Enforcement nomination of Abe Fortas as WASHINGTON (UPI)-So- uthern lawmaKers nave won an chief justice, which has shunted WASHINGTON (UPI) Rep. important round in their battle aside other business. Another Laurencs Burton announces to stop the government from factor working against the he and 133 other members of enforcing school desegregation Javits move would be the Conn-eshad requested that "guidelines" by threatening to1 reluctance of many Senators to vote for a tactic which might congressional reform and elec witlihold federal school funds. A conference tlon reform bills be scheduled committee, ne prolong the session even tor discussion in the House. gotiating differences between Burton said the group had the House and Senate versions The bill In question approasked House Speaker John W. of an $18 billion appropriations for operation this to slate bill, adopted amendments for- priates money McCormick, fiscal year of the Department of the Legislative Reorganization bidding use of federal money to Health, Education and Welfare, Act of 1967 and a second bill to promise "busing" of students or the Labor Department, the War laws. to upset "freedom of cnoice" revise federal election on Poverty and several other He said both bills had passed! school plans under which a agencies. the Senate last year but neither parent decides which school his Most of its provisions were had been brought to the floor child shall attend. secret although lt kept being of the House. Sen. Jacob K. Javits, was hammered out Thursday The group requested that the charged the agreement "virtual But sources said that bills come before the House be- ly nullifies efforts of the federal night. it includes $1,948 billion for the fore the expected Oct. 15 seereation In our schools, and poverty war, down $232 million makes enforcement of Title VI from President Johnson's (schools) of the Civil Rights Act most difficult." Javits said last week he would ask the Senate to "reject the conference report" The com- promise bill cannot be amended Is and Javits' hope only WASHINGTON (UPI) -- Utah's rejection of the entire bill, two U.S. senators sharply dis- which would send lt back to agreed today on the significance conference committee for anothof Ambassador George Ball's er try. Set Ad en Page II resignation from his UN post to His chances could be hurt by aid the presidential drive of thti Senate filibuster against the Lb. H 1 Bag J price! KM 9 Regular or Quick Pkg 42-o- PIZZA 49c z. 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Lake Tribune. Campbell, who was governor Rampton, who Is opposed for of New Mexico from 1963 until by GOP candidate said Rampton had "cour Carl Buehncr, also addressed 1967, and if age that understanding" and the dinner and promised he would continue was highly respected by gover to pursure the industrial devel- nors of both parties in other MOTORIST POINTS to an electronic gadget, known as "autovetl," during the presentation opment of Utah and to attract states. and demonstration of the items. The device is designed to prevent sleeping at the wheol of tourism to the Beehive State. Citing Rampton's record in the autoveil or. the steering wheel, an automobile. When a driver's hands begin to slacken "Utah is just now an awaken- serving the Federation of Rocky is activated, ringing a bell and flashing a small light. (Herald-UP- I Telephoto) ing giant," the governor said. Mountain States, the Four Corn "We have just stirred ourselves ers Redevelopment Agency and to life and the next four years the Education Commission of will see us accomplish far more the States, Campbell raid. of 12 the jail. It left 11 holdouts in tht worst U.S. stockade than we have so far. SAIGON (UPI)-O- ne "You can be proud of the Negro prisoners in remaining from the original 200 violence in Vietnam. "But the governor can't do efforts your governor has b"en isolation at the biggest U.S. Negroes who seized the section Spokesmen said the Negro it alone," he said. "It is the making for these organizations." servicemen's stockade in Viet following rioting Aug. 30. inmates can return to the main people themselves who will Gallivan said Rampton "made nam has given up the vigil, a Spokesmen said racial tenbuild Utah." and he kept them; he section of the prison promises military spokesman said today. sions among inmates touched needs a set goals and he met them." Utah said of without fear Rampton time any The unidentified inmate re- off rioting which killed one "health and vital economy" so that it can build better roads, turned to the main portion of white guard and injured 65 men retribution. Col PITTSBURGH (UPI) Raymond Webster, director of reserve forces with the Defense Department, said Saturday the State Department was "doing everything correctly" to secure the release of the 82 meni reject those who parade under "the banner of suppression aboard the USS Pueblo. disguised as law and order," he The ship was seized by patrol said in an apparent reference to MONTGOMERY, Ala. (UPI) boats off the coast of North Kothird party candidate George -Neen Welch is a striking, rea last January and Its crew Wallace. blonde who interned. Webster shapely said any Muskie said the courage of hinted she wants to merry "show of military force In at Hubert H. Humphrey, his George C. Wallace. She is part tempting to free the crew of running mate, was unquestioned French, part Cherokee. the Pueblo would be opening a and urged dissident Democrats Wallace spokesmen say she Pandora's box." to support the vice president wanted to put the Indian sign on Speaking at a news confer was who the best presidential the former governor's presiden- ence, Webster denied charges choice. tial campaign. that some reserve units are be "He has not changed since Dick Smith, a Wallace cam- ing sent to Vietnam without 1948," Muskie said alluding to paign aide, any proper training or equipment. Humphrey's fight for a strong romance between the Indianapo"Each unit, before being de civil rights plank at the lis advertising woman and the ployed, must pass rigorous bat Democratic convention 20 years third party presidential candi- tle tests that all Army units date. ago. heading for combat must Later. Muskie addressed a Miss Welch "popped up two pass," he said. new Democratic coalition, or three times on the campaign Webster will address the group of young people who trail and now she's saying all Pensylvania Reserve Officers formerly supported either the these things," Smith has de- Association today at a meeting late U.S. Sen. Robert c. clared. "The governor knows called to protest announced cutKennedy or Sen. Eugene Mo nothing about her." backs in the number of reserve Carthy. He urged the youths to Wallace headquarters here units. become involved in the cam issued a statement saying Miss Lt. Col. Vincent J. Pietrobon, Welch's remarks were "false, Allentown, president of the aspaign, even though their rites were no longer in it. untrue and calculated to da sociation, said reservists op"It's important you work for mage the candidacy of George pose the scheduled elimination choice," Muskie said. "You C. Wallace." Wallace himself of eight air reserve units and can't take it for granted that had no comment. Air National Guard units. you're going to have another chance." Muskie was scheduled to tour Cleveland's model cities area today before leaving for Columbus, Ohio. coal-eye- Sunday Herald One Negro Prisoner Gives Up Stockade Isolation Polish-America- us." m , Utah County, Gov. Rampton Lauded - fy a . "i: SEPT. fENDAY, PRICES EFFECTIVE: SEPT. 30, OCT. 1, 2 PHOVO - OKEM $ i |