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Show ' ti 7i tWi 'a.-.t-- .;'. ! jr ;? ? ' i ' 10 ' i V- '" -- -- a v- The Salt Lake Tribune, Saturday, June 6,19G4- - - Raids Grab 113 rr T-M- en Governors Call Barry, Nixon to Parley .. Press, By Associated CLEVELAND, June 5 An official invitation to Sen. Barry poldwater to come to the national conference of governors went out Friday night from Curtis Lee Smith, chairman of the conference host commit-"" tee. He said a similar invitation was being extended by telegram to former Vice - President Richard BUT'TIIE partisan aspect was soft--, ened by word that President Johnson was being invited again to address the 56th annual session of the governors, ..which Nelson A. Rockefeller Acceptance by Goldwater and Nixon of invitations to come to the conference would mean that practically all top possibilities for the Republican presidential and Goldwater leads the nomination would turn up in Cleveland Monpeck day night. "non-viole- TV 1111-c- BESIDES GOLDWATER and Nixon, Salinger, former press secretary to the late President John F. Kennedy and the newly nominated Democratic candidate for the U.S, Senate from Call: fornia, is getting an Invitation to the . Govs. William W. Scranton of Pennsylvania and George Romney of Michi THE INTERNAL Revenue Service reported that the raids, stretching from the East coast to Las Vegas, yielded 113 arrests in 44 cities. t The agents walked In on 106 establishments. They seized 12 devices, six auto, mobiles and $38,500 In cash. ; J. I F' d conference. Romney Bids For End to Bitter Strike Negro Leader Demands: Integrate St. Augustine ST. AUGUSTINE, FLA., June Dr. Martin Luther (UPI) King Jr., who says he had been marked for death in this historic city, laid down ,a set of integration demands for St. Augustine Friday and warned his army was ready to march, -- Evers said one of the white men stopped the Negroes car on the pretense of getting them to help with a stalled auto. to settle the violence-marke- d sex Wire Corp.TStrike dale. ' tt The agents found that tele-- . phone wine had been cut, the spokesman said. U, Es- af THE RAIDS were designed to catch bookies, numbers game operators and other gamblers who neglected to buy a 350 federal gambling stamp and evaded the 10 per cent federal tax on gambling proceeds. Agents encountered ho resistance in most cases, but an IRS spokesman said the federal men had considerable trouble getting through barricaded doors In a Buffalo, N.Y., establishment ) " By Associated Press LANSING, MICH., June 5 -Gov. George ; W. Romney and James B. Carey, president of the Internation Union of Electrical Workers, set up a possible meeting together Friday In the effort leader Charles Evers said two Negroes were the victims ot an unprovoked, attack Thursday by eight white men. Hins- Jr e ' . But they, got the phones back in operation and began receiving f ' OF ROMNEY said y&zKing said his white and Neto fly here from Carey agreed gro followers were "Just walt- While the Negroes were lookan after Washington exchange Dig for the call. of lelegrams with the governor. ing under the hood 'of. the car, ii The growinglensionaJjere Evers said, the other whites Carey was to arrive here later swarmed from "nearby brush Aiioelated Pnn Wlrphoto Friday "night. J comprised only a part of the and attacked them. Auocteted Prm Wlrtphoto situThe Romney-Care- y Gov. George W. Romney . . 7 communigenerally worsening racial ation across the land. There were On call fo meet onion chief. cations took place as negotiators INTEGRATIONISTS, ignorStreets?-Rel- ax these other developments : for Essex Wire and the IUEs a court demoning ban, staged striking Hillsdale local began as- ROSEVILLE, MICH. New city ordinance Mr. and Mrs. Pat Herts, from Detroit suburb. -H- OWARD strations in Dallas Friday for FEIST, here resume their would bar Caesar, defanged, declawed pet of Newlyweds say theyll move If baa is applied. sembling white taxicab driver in New the seventh consecutive talks. day. The York, was attacked on a subof the demonstration was target way train by a stalemate has The a cafeteria which does not serve Negro, who later said he lashed brought the National Guard to Negroes. out at Feist because I Just felt Hillsdale under Romneys The "scheduled admission JikeiLIL public, emergency. order. stitches were re- nexrweerbraybunrNegrdrto Twenty-tw- o NEW YORK, June 5 (UPI) -the University of Mississippi was Romney, who canceled two The New York quired to close Feist's wounds. northern on of orders state speeches to delayed said Friday Rep. Adam Clayton return to Michigan left By Aiioelated Pren his office MISSISSIPPI Integr a 1 1 o n Lansing, is trying to Powell WOODS HOLE, MASS., June for his home in neighboring East HOUSTON, June 5 (UPI) A top U.S. space official said 5 A n strongarm leaders of Presi- Lansing. submarine, able dent Johnsons he is "comfortably confident America has a "much to dive a mile into the sea, Friday HE SAID HE would be on program in Harlem better than even chance of landing its first men on the moon was christened Alvin in cereinto making it a political pork call to meet with Carey if nego- in 1969 or even in 1968. monies Friday at the Woods Hole Fontainebleau CHICAGO, June 5 UPI)--The Motor Hotel barrel Jr.s tiations developments warrante.Institution. Oceanographic , d.former manager of a New Or- In New Orleans, said Strata tried Dr. Joseph Shea, manager of the Federal Space Agencys SCRIPPS-Howar- d newsH. JAMES THE assistant Wakelln, leans hotel testified Friday that to entice him to remain and told Earlier Romney and Carey Apollo spacecraft program office, said he feels the Job will in of a said the for restory secretary Navy paper copyrighted of Teamster him, Youre a fool to a 11 a.m. be done a lot more quickly and a lot less expensively than quit now. that the powerful Negro con- had agreed to meet at search and development, aald President James R, Hoffa told is believed. commonly Saturday. the boat will put the The witness said ha balked gressman had threatened to him there would be a mJllion-dolla- r That was left session block funds he federal unless Texas Air biologist where he belongs In open Shea told the opening session of the three-da- y told Inand the New Orleans surplus In a pension fund Force Assn, convention in Houstpff, "I am comfortably con- the center of the marine en. gets the right to name the top pending developments. , loan that could be "cut up" be- - vestor: i officials crash in the Presidents ROMNEY WAS told Friday by fident that, by Jan. 31, 1969, we will have returned a couple vironment with his net and his tween them. I don't, care if you cut up program in Harlem. eyes open Atty. Gen. Frank Kelley that he of bur citizens from the moon. WILLIAM- - Sherman- ,- an a million a day. I want out The boat was christened with The project is being guided by has authority to shut down- - the - BUT ABOUT TWO HOURS later, d for spokesmen restaurant manager, who Sherman, who said he had in- Harlem Youth Opportunities Un- struck plant again under his" ema bottle of champagne by Mrs. the National Aeronautics and Administration called once managed Zachary A. Strata vested 3100,000 in Strates enter- limited (HARYOU), a Allyn Vine as sponsor. group of ergency order of a week ago newsmen to tell them Shea wasSpace 11 months ahead of about headThe boat is named for her prises, told a federal court Jury professional social workers Thursday when he called out himself. Two Deaths Heighten oceanographer husband. AIDES A Lion in the Power Play On Poverty? knife-wieldi- : 98-d- Apollo s Chief Sees Moon Shot by 69 World-Telegra- Sea Searcher: 22Foot Sub .) calls from bettors. Local police accompanied tha government agents in .some cities. - IN AND AROUND Pittsburgh IRS agents and --Pittsburgh policemen joined forces in a series of raids that netted 27 per- sons, mostly bartenders. Four men were arrested In Philadelphia and four were seized in Memphis, Tenn. 104 OTHER REPORTS showed flvs arrests in Boston, two in Hartford, Conn., one in Providence, R.I., two in Arlington, Va., and fourln. - t-lanta red-face- s. that it was somewhat unusual for agents to conduct raids in Lai Vegas. Gambling is legal in that state, and most betting is done anti-pover- - Las-Yega- An IRS spokesman said two-ma- Witness Ties Hoffa Aide, Fraud - Gov- - 7 emment agents arrested mors than a hundred persons Friday in a nationwide crackdown on gambling. Pierre America at a Glance 5 By Aiioelated Preu WASHINGTON, June 5 Gen. Eisenhower, of course, Is not in the list but he is the elder statesman of the party, and has been providing some, guidance on where he thinks it Should turn. Mr. Johnson had declined a bid to of the govern- ' address the state dinner ors Tuesday night M. of New York. And former president Dwight D. Eisenhower will address a conference dinner Monday night gets into preliminary stages Saturday. 7 Nixon. This raised a prospect of a sort of Republican Sen. candidates summit sesGoldwater sion at a conference which always has insisted it was nonpolitical. gan are expected to be here, along with openly. Some of the individuals arrested in the raids were charged under a recently enacted federal law that prohibits interstate travel or communication for the purpose of gambling. said a THE SPOKESMAN grand jury In Las Vegas had Indicted Sammy Cohen, Gasper Speclale and Joseph L. Samo cn I the interstate charge. George was arrested in Las Vegas on a charge of gambling without a federal stamp. -- N.Y, Race Flareup NEW YORK," Juns 5 (UPI)-- A Negro with a knife attacked a white subway rider early Friday and In an earlier Incident a young Negro tried to gun down two white policemen and was . shot and killed, GIFTS FOR FATHERS DAY Mil in Often, 374-278- 0 in Prove, Ttnith 757 outlyinf mU phone orders filled. Indicate 2nd color choice. Dial 528-118- 8 m Sab Lake, 825-160- 7 sales sax in Utah. Free deliver y north to Tremonton areas: Mali orders So Box 1465, add 24c postage for underwear items; 35c for others plus 316 and Richmond, south to Payton and Provo, east to Heber and Midway, well to Grantsvilla and Tooele, all points in between 65), Shop Mon, 6 Pri, til THURSDAY, a man standing in a grocery waiting to pay for two bottles of milk was shot and killed by four men driving slowly past In a white LATE ' . PM' BARGAIN BASEMENT car in an apparently senseless slaying. 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