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Show Daily Herald Chicago White Teens Throw Rocksat Negroes IT, 196 AUG. WEDNESDAY. Panel Favors Raising Minimum Wageto$1.60 I v were no The Rev. CHICAGO (UPI) There serious crowd with billyclubs swinging, when poliei arrested two Martin Luther King, Mayor injures. At least 12 persons . The Rev. Jesse Jackson, one youths whose car was plastered Richard J. Daley and Chicago were arrested by police who of the leaders of the open with 'swastikas and Nazi realtors gathered today for a waded into the jeering white Housing marches, protested! slogans. closed-doo- r meeting about open housing, civil rights marches into white neighbprhoods and TONIGHT-EXCLUS-IVE -Sdisorders which folio. was said who .he Daley, attending the meeting between civil rights leaders and the Chicago real estate board '.'as S. STAT& PROVO an observor" arrived alone at OPEN 7:1 5 SHOW 7:45 SILENCERS 1 0:00 i'jiaifcsl4JLss.:i.lJsMi fcjl i&l- mLJUk4l4iMt'mamm St. James Episcopal Church. Dr. King arrived with Edwin C. FROM Berry, head - of the Chicago Urban League.The meeting was called for by the Chicago conference on .1 : . Of ;1 (UPI) -T- he! would cover for the first time Senate Ubor Committee Tues-- ! nearlvbalf a million farm day approved a bill to increase workers. the federal minimum wage to A bill already passed by the $1.60 an hour by 1968 and House' would raise the present extend coverage to nearly half $125 hourly minimum wage to the nation's work force. The House $1.60 by 1969 The measurt would bring 7.2 version also includes some million additional workers un- 800.000 ..low paid public school S der minimum wage coverage, employes. Including more than 8 million Under the Senate bill, the employes of large service and minimum wage would go up f retail establishments. It also from $1.25 to SU0 on Feb. 1, 1967 and increase another 20 cents a year later. The pay raise would apply to the 29.6 million workers now covered and to 665,000 newly covered federal custodial and maintenWASHINGTON - ' TARTS '71 5255 " Mj'f ! THE' ! last jmaay. religion Major religious leaders invited both sides to sit down and discuss the question of closed and Negro neighborhoods marches into them, on behalf of . open housing. neighborhood on Chicago s norm west side white teen agers Tuesday, hurled rocks and firecrackers and-rac- S. L Schools Won't Alter - . (UPI) Edu n woum of hold the Utah to State Fair. District Superintendent Ir. M. Lynn Bennion said the board urged parents to accompany students to the fair during out hours and on week- ends. "Where this Is not possible, students may be excused upon request of parents to accom pany them to the fair on school time," he said. Although schools will not be dismissed, teachers will be aL lowed to take their classes to the fair for a portion of a day with the consent of the parents, In other action, the board increased its 1968-6- 7 levy by one mill to 44.4 mills, and heard a proposal to ask the federal gov ernment for a project to make Valley Music Hall "supplemental education center." The proposal calls for students to attend two or three ol quarter-million-doll- ar r i'-- Transit: The House, heeding a Republican appeal to stay in line with President Johnson's request, voted Tuesday for a limited $150 million, one-yeextension of federal aid for House The transit. mass Banking Committee had ap proved a bill which would have in million authorized $150 ar ter school The matter was taken under advisement by the school board. What's Playing At the Movies PROVO Academy . Queen Ass&ult on a Paramount Battli of the .... .. Bulge Uinta Minister Go Home and And Now Miguel Pioneer - Lost Command and 3 Hac take a Cpl. Gary C Cooper, of Portland, Ore. stroll through the sand at 2nd Battalion, and Le 12th Marine Regiment, 3rd Marine Division. The boy will soon go to be fitted with an artificial leg thanks to the efforts of Cpl. Cooper and Sgt Whitney M. Hoffman of Telephoto) Twentynine Palms, Calif. (Herald-UP- I demonstrators. Police fired their guns into the air to disperse the crowd. at St.. Held Remote Possibility . i ft onufl BDnmim'iAii .... ... SOPHM X.1 MIEN gram. NOW PLAYING Gemini, which started out behind schedule, is now running ahead, me plan is to wind up the Gemini Nphase of the manned flight program this year instead oi next, as originally planned. As for Apollo, for which all the most important trials are yet to be made, if everything works perfectly this year and next "we might be able to carry out the manned landing earlier than now scheduled," Muelier.said. IT gnwvmr OtA VTCU EVWDV .r B9 oniy Arch Mary Poppins PLEASANT GROVE Grove The Ghost and Mr. Chicken AMERICAN FORK Coral Smoky LEHI Royal The Singing Nun iT m inattaf I THAT SCALES THE . ANTHONY Screenplay ALAIN DELON GEORGE SEGAL MICHELE MORGAN MAURICE RONET QUINN mm by .a, MARK Pinnillf UlUUINU ntLOUil Based ANN bY WOmJUHtsocatt Jf AN Medindmni URTEGUY ProduewJOHW HaOAH Pioditftdjn gregoire aslan DnDPflU ARedlKM MAKlV KUOOUN Pwdudut, SECOND FEATURE IN COLOR 'THE SiLENCEHS" E3TD PLUS DEAN MARTIN STELLA STEVENS CO-HI- T A FUN FILLED "THf SINGING NUN" five-mon- th ROBSON'S 'LOST COMMAND' (he jfasic b) MAR6RET lt cm COLOR P&NAVtSIQN-COLUMBI- KWtOUW OUNTER-SP- Y EPIC NEXT ATTRACTION "The Boat" Gloss-Botto- m GET SET FOn TtlE HEIST OF AUTIME' EVENING SHOWS and 9:30 7.-3-0 TONIGHT Six the World's Funniest Castaway! a sunken World War II sub and stick up W the Queen Mary 4 TECHNICOLOR WALT fortune hunters far-o-ut re-flo- at WAIT liTCT17r OPEN 7:00 SHOWS AT 7:30 and - pm liCI CHU PLYMOUTH, England (UPI) A Chinese-buiketch, sailed 8,500 miles from Singapore by seven Britons, arrived here a Monday after voyage via Colombo, Bombay, Suez and the French canals to Bordeaud. STARTS PICTURES CLAUDIA CARDINALE SAILORS LAND -- VTI 1 AND WAR COLUMBIA Ofntto tuuntflrtttl l.s3Vi i OF LOVE pre-Apo- llo NOW PLAYING . DRAMA 489-tt- LT.iumiN(jmis()j,u&N: DAVID ty Valence SPRINGVILLE ' Art City The Cincinnati Kid and The Singing Nun PHONE PAUL lORMlVEWMAIV Assault on a Queen Timp end The Man Who Shot Liber- v OpW 7:15 SHOW AT DUSK ADUITS $1.00 Children Under 12 Free ... mkl MBi .. moon landing can be accom- plished in 1968 stems largely from the success so far of the Gemini flight pro THIS TOP COMEDY LOADED WITH TOP STARS ENDS THURSDAY tl fl.U A" g hymn-singin- MP Moon Landing In '68 U. S. FAMEL -. YOUNG AMPUTEE federal mass transit subsidies for fiscal yeaf 1968 and $175 million yearly from then on. Pets: The House approved Tuesday a compromise bill to curb "petnapping" and require By JOSEPH L. MYLER more humane treatment or WASHINGTON (UPI) --The animals used in research, The man wno neaas Americas National Humane Society manned spaceflight program charged it wouldn't do the job. believes there is "A small The compromise bill would possibility" of landing Project authorize the secretary of Apollo astronauts on the moon agriculture to license dealers in In 1868 ahead of schedule. research animals, register re. At the moment, however, "it search facilities, and- - issue would be idle to forecast when humane treatment require the first .landing will take ments, and would set penalties Dr. George E. said lace," of up to $1,000 and one year in ueller, associate administra prison for dealers' violations, tor of the National Space and and of up to $500 per offense A e r o n autics Administration per day for violations oy (NASA), researcm laciuues. remarks Tuesday Mueller's The House acted were in response to reports TTuesoay w postpone unm next that NASA is now shooting for year a decision on building lunar landing in early 1968 $34 million new west front on of some time in 1969. instead the Capitol Building. Opponents of the controversial project, He told the National Space who call it a desecration of the Club at a lunch meeting that he historic structure, hailed the is confident the original goal delay. Proponents said the fight a landing on the moon before 1970 will be met. But he wasn't over. . pointed out that the mighty GOBS' GIRL Saturn I moon rocket and the A training unit at the Great Apollo spacecraft and lunar Lakes Navel Training Station, landing "bug" still have to go near Chicago, selected Melody through a lot of testing on the ground and in orbit before they Patterson, the blond, V Troop,' can be certified safe. star of ABC-TV- 's as their beauty queen. The He left open the question of pretty Mse Patterson won out whether the Russians will get over two other finalists, Eliz- to the moon first. abeth Taylor and Tina Louise. Optimism that the first U.S. The Silencers OREM Geneva Lady In a Cage and The Psychopath Scera -- 4it. Robin Crusoe V- - S. N. e In-a- 3apltal: classical theater programs and one musical at the theater af- 5i CM . Fair Policy .SALT LAKE CITY The Salt Lake Board cation decided ruesaay not alter its policy school as usual during ' ance employes. Other congressional news: - FIRST RUN In mid-Atlant- ic! DISNEYS t SO ' Ragular Admisiion mPA)IAVKIOF.STM4nHA OPEN5; FEAT. :M8:04 Olivia de Kavilland warns yoa: Mnn unr err i inw iu uu nui ate wui in Hi uauc AIONEI It is a shocking picture 10:08 The Management warns joy: "Because of its frank nature we also with a lerntying theme! So ADULTS $1.25 j urge you: DO NOT SEE UDYIH A CAGEALCNEI", take somebody along and hold for dear lifer .on to them 2nd HELD OVER DIRECT FROM ITS RESERVED SEAT ENGAGEMENTS! fflw BIG WEEK FIRST TIME AT POPULAR PRICES! 1 QDDJ ran 1 I LA 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 II I ajmimiiuffl k ( 1 dl 1 lL. IIIILIKE AIIYTIIIIIG YOU HAVE EVER SEEK! THE SUPER ACTION SHOW OF SH0V7S1 y fAJ OUUlAdeHAVILLArJD fea (Mm IS THE TRAPPED... DEFENSELESS... ELcj Bead EtirjS PLUS . . THE PSYC0PATH CHILLING THRILLER RICHARD CONTI and TONY FRANCIOSA W HCHNICOLOR STARTS TODAY AT TWO THEATRES! SPINE . . 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