Show r Move Yanks in Viet Nam to Dixie Russ Demands in Newest Outburst By JACK LOTTO Tflfe: party Communist this week for the US screamed to pull its military government South Vietnam and send the troops to Mississippi and other Southern states Even before the fate of the three missing civil rights workers could be known the Red forces press demanded federal of the "hunt down the enemies this who perpetrated country most foul of crimes" In an editorial across the top of its entire front page "The Worker" headline "Halt the Terror in Mississippi"— "President Johnson can no longer stand aside while the lives of millions of Americans are being periled every minute the President must send in every law enforcement official of the military services into the area to protect the masses of the Negro and wnite peopie 01 the South PRESIDENT MUST ACT "This is the only war our armed forces should be engaged in instead of (Defense Secre- u5 out asserted that "incited white su- on Goldwater premacists to violence" when he voted against the civil rights declared under a tary) McNamara's dirty war in law It also smeared the Federal Bureau of Investigation for claimed inaction and alleged Communist official mouthpiece g you Iowa (AP)— who need not fear the wrath of DES MOINES advertiser publisher or "The people on that rag call owner subscriber themselves journalists? I could "Our little newspapers are do a better job myself without any worrying If you've ever said that about: printed about circulation or deadlines" a magazine or newspaper then Grady said "If you miss a deadline you just print it when brother join the club irichts" The club is the National Ama- you can get it out" amateur calls President Johnson did not esjournalGrady teur Press Association a free- - ism at nibbled to be "a hobby cape the sweeping cascade of swinging group of about 400 when the appetite demands" Red charges of those allegedly! amateur writers publishers and Some NAPA publications are to blame for racial incidents printers who do all the work rather than one- - in the South themselves "President Johnson" said the man operations They write print and publish Mrs Clyde H Butt of St publication "by his vacillation what they like when they like Petersburg Fla operates her and hesitation in tne race or HOME TOWN traitors has "kitchen press" from her kitchto go un she as terror the allowed She en composes copy The NAPA has been holding the sets hand checked" type is annual convention here "Then to avoid hyphens at "While the administration proin the home town of its presithe end of a line" she said "I claims to the world that ( it is dent Milton Grady whose is can change a word or two stepping up aid to South Viet press newsCan't do that with other people's Nam) to preserve 'freedom grinding out a convention who aren't work" throughout the world it claims paper for members of Seattle be helpless in the face of 'to Moitoret Anthony attending of US citizens here by and memmurder Wash printer publisher Publications by NAPA comracists in the service of big bers range from mimeographed writer of "Ding Dong" sheets to fine letterpress work mented in a recent issue: "One business reaction on expensive paper Some don't difficulty is that once you start "Urge President Johnson to setting a few lines it's not easy send immediately into Missisprint or publish at all but contribute their writings to the to stop and the few lines grow sippi Florida Alabama and rebellious Southern states printing members directly or into the better part of a page other all the federal forces needed to through the club s manuscript with time forgotten "But I know of no better way guarantee the safety of their bureau citizens" Material includes poetry es- to keep out of mischief" occasional and comments says fiction "We seem to be a little topheavy on poetry right now" said one member Here is one group of writers AW CaMt uxmss of A A Tat rmtct JkAnillKAlU WOfOl IK Oftf M if I f fT?£AXX 60UD ROOf mint FIRST DRIVING Panama Alert LESSON A For 4th $5000 JAUNT GARY Ind (AP) — Carol Jean Hintonls first driving lesson was the kind that give instructors nightmares Police said Miss Hinton 15 had lost control of the auto and here's what happened: The car smashed into the James Graham home Then it hit the garage It hit a car inside the ga- st hand-operat- ed rage The Graham knocked into the living room of the home Thereit it hit a piano wrecking The Graham's estimated damage at $5000 No one was injured car was PANAMA CITY he government post(UPI)-T- Panamanian ed troops today along President Kennedy Avenue where 25 persons were killed and hundreds wounded in January's anti American riots as a precaution against extremist efforts to cause trouble on US Independence Day Two soldiers were posted on each street leading from Panama City into the Canal Zone and a sizeable reserve force was standing by at the national capitol about 200 yards from the zone -- In the desert battle dress might change to sand color and in the Arctic it might become white "What we are trying to do is to imitate a chameleon" one expert said referring to a type of lizard whose skin changes color according to the environment The research now centers on a hunt for dyes that will change color in response to light The camouflage cloth now used is basically the same as that of World War II— a mottled combination of greens browns and yellows The idea of using dyes that react to light originated with the Army's laboratories in Natick Mass SMALL CONTRACT Co ' fmmrr Ctaaf ri— wm T— er j (AP)— The govern- il defense is being In June ar July the makes from 15 5 to Mcoons bout Vi inch in femalo 0w c h of may rafell Anytime fre lttmot-N- 399-104- )3 o j th(i TanaitM — Mica — Silver Fish lad Buas - 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WASHINGTON (UPI) — Government figures showed Saturday that the five month trend in in May The figure indicated that 53 workers out of every 1000 persons were seeking jobs last month and were unsuccessful Despite the increase in unemployment the department reported that the number of Americans holding jobs reached a record peak of nearly 72 million in June reflecting an increase of 852000 jobs Most of the rise was in agriculture S 5 Sunday July - Hltaiu Jobless declining unemployment sharply in June Denotes color Solt Lake KCPX 'Thirties" Hike Noted In Salt Lake 4 jj HMeHtJ PROGRAMS listings are prepared by stations which should be contacted directly in case of error 2 KUTV 4 MUM a mAm situations Bob gets lata in TELEVISION TV 4 2 n fehti JilI3N j sml f Rhonda Fleming— Jim Backus 3 00 tthvr ' ' I Bob Hope Special DSN Film got CH greatest ' MVAl I m m starring Directions '64 12-3Issues and Answers 1 OO En France 130 4 Movie Sunday Afternoon "Fort Tl" for a Sun5 Picture day Afternoon "Come Back to Sorrento" 2 30 2 "Chuting Stars v W I 1 The Great Lover 4 4 4 WASHINGTON (AP) — Secretary of Commerce Luther H Hodges will head a three-ma- n team on a swing through the - this zany comedy mey not makt too much sens but this is sure you're in for laughs all the way US-adminis-te- pa-trol- 1 The screwball American Cyanamid O center or scenic eiven a small exploratory con-i- s Amerlc tract in late 1962 and this nowjhas been followed with a three- c Tabernacle Choir Program vpflr Stlldv Contract O A C The amount being spent on 2 From the Cathedral the work is small — $31548 for 1Q OO Organ Center Stage the new contract — but the po- 2 A Retrospect tential is considered big 5 A Time to Worship Ctna mainr nrnhlpm scientists 10 30 fz a O Frontiers of Faith r m--U Ol IS Said mention awiui Medically Speaking RehaDintaiion er It Cnanees oomeuiiies uie Davey and Goliath 5 back come then and fade dyes 10 5ov it has been found Scientists also 5 Dizzv Dean Show border with various 1055 are S Baseball Game of Troops armed with night kindsexperimenting New York Week of textiles that could take the sticks and service revolvers Yankees vs such dyes Minnesota Twins other possible trouble As soon as the project ap11 OO proaches the point of becoming 2 Bible Answers spots '64 Team Chosen To 'Sell' Civil Rights in Dixie South next week to talk to governors about voluntary compliance with the Civil Rights Law Accompanying Hodges will be LeRoy Collins who has been picked by President Johnson to head the Community Relations Service established by the new law and former Tennessee Gov Buford Ellington TWO OR THREE A DAY They will start Tuesday with visits to Virginia and North Carolina They plan to see two or three governors a day for the rest of the week Ellington is a member of the National Citizens Committee for Community Relations an advisory group authorized by the new law to work with the Com munity Relations Service was :II'J!TI 3 M fcj SAND COLOR Qxf&x an white-supremaci- ' i - one-wom- ' TO INHALE that the Justice Department "encouraged" what it termed "racists to wreak their violence on young American patriots by washing its hands of responsibility for their safety" CREATE DEMAND The Communist voice called on all its supporters to create a nationwide demandHitupon the White House ana Atty uen Robert Kennedy for "full federal protection" for those in the South "wnose very me is en-- j dangered in the exercise of their e M6PUZA1I0U NO DEADLINE WORRIES Do Better Publishing Job? Then Join Club ' rSZ TAK£ ground—much like a chameleon taking on protective coloration Officials said Saturday that Army and industry scientists have been doing serious research in this direction although a workable system may be a long way off If the research pays off soldiers fighting in the jungle would be hard to spot because their uniforms would turn green This would be particularly valuable in areas like Viet Nam most umy 19 WJk uuit-m-i i VOTt ftOtA from rWlnrprf will be screened it will h dress worn by American soldiers secret ana an mnner progiessi view may one day change color and blend into the natural back- his aj&Mkree The Red spokesman charged that the guilt for whatever is happening in the South lies chiefly among others with Senator Barry Goldwater the leading top contender for the presidential nomination The-publicati- May 'Change Colors' in Jungles COOWDG- E- KTo " rank Like Chameleon US Soldier nssmm CAIV1M South Viet Nam The President it means must act at once a ruthless drive against the traitors to the Constitution no matter how high may be their Sunday July 5 1964 r Standard-Examine- Ogden y ILSII MX STRANGE AS IT SEEMS f News 5:45-N- BC 6:05-TerryA-- 6 - tie 30-W- hat's 00-N- News BC - 05 n News Depth bounds 7 10— Sports 7:15— News Roundup 7:25— Garagiota SarH 8 00-N- News New BC 9 tilO-Terry-A-- Whilt 8:30-Wh- New at's liar emphasis Hourly :iD— What's New 10:10-P- erc Newton Netri' tfeMjiBMiars 11:10— Curth Shaw New " Monday Afternoon 30 -- What's 7 oo-N- BC 1215-Cu- rtis 12 130 News Show News What's New 2:10-Wal- Hna 5 20-C- het i Skew Huntley |