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Show r Warmer Clearer, r -- t k ESETMEW - ji Partial clearing Sunday with lightly wanner temperatures. Details see weather map on Page fe-- 4. 367 NO. VOL. 44 PAGES 102 10c - WASHINGTON (LPl) State Department officials, expecting heavy new Communist attacks in Vietnam at any time, are serving notice that the United States is ready to play rough if that's what Hanoi wants. There was a new mood of toughness Friday at the State with Department normally no-stri- But several senators made clear their support was based on the Presidents pledge that he would submit legislation within a J - The Treas- ls increased military buildup and continued refusal to talk peace. officials State Department said the most immediate problem is the possibility of large-scal- e attacks across the demili H a n0 few days to solve the dispute. The Senate Labor Committee approved the extension resolution 15 to 0 Friday afternoon, within several hours after the decision to request it had been reached at a morning White House conferen('? IXdUUcU BOSTON (AP) diplomatic sources declaring that the war had to be widened in view of ex-- - ' tarized zone (DMZ) separating North and South Vietnam U S military leaders have been reporting a Communist buildup in the area for many weeks. Newsmen were told at a Pentagon briefing earlier this month there were "indications the enemy might be planning to launch an offensive across the DMZ officials State Department said Friday there are now four North Vietnamese divisions just north of the DMZ where preparations for large-scal- e operations obviously are under way. Because of this threat, two Army units, the 196th Light Infantry Brigade and elements of the 1st Air Cavalry have been sent into the northern prov inces of South Vietnam during the past month to free Marines to operate just south of the DMZ. Adm Ulysses S G Sharp, I' S commander in the Pacific, has told newsmen he wished the would Communists attack m force because they would be defeated. State officials Department the said Friday diplomatic scene is sterile at the moment, and intensified air ditacks on targets in Hanoi and Haiphong could be ascribed in large part to Hanot s unyielding retusal to enter negotiations They justified American bombing of MIG airfields this week by d.isvifvmg them as ' new or new installations facilities on oki installations which increased Communist efforts to send air power south. Officials exhibited no paiinu-la- i concern over possible Russian reaction to the latest American escalation Thev said no noticeable in crease has been detected in the of amount or sophistication Soviet military equipment flowwith the ing into Vietnam, ex option of some short range rockets introduced in ret ent Communist attacks on the big Ameritan air base at Da Nang However, the sources said if . ; , Chill U.S. By The Associated Press Snow, rain and cold persisted the wintry West Saturday while high winds raked the North Atlantic coast and temperatures plunged to record lows In the South. Warnings to livestock raisers were in effect from Utah eastward to the Northern Plains. Snowfall ranged up to six inches. Three inches of snow fell in Ely, Nev., and two Inches in Missoula, Mont., in six hours. Winds up to 50 mph kicked up huge waves in the Atlantic In I (Man. Aa exceptionally high tide on ther western end of Dune Road at Westhampton Beach, N.Y.. prompted evacuation of residents from thirty houses is a precaution. The road was covered with three feet of wafer The spring chill readied aO the way to Florida. New. marks for April 29 were recorded In Tallahassee with 41, Jacksonville with 46 and Tamps with 47. Its simple message: "War is not healthy for children and other living things. Talk peace." T The protest is the creation Mother of Another For a volunteer group Peace, formed five weeks ago at the home of Barbara Avedoo, an g film and television writer. Since then,' more than .175,000 cards have been sold throughout the country. Mrs. AvOdon hopes one million will , reach Washington by May 14. Working' day and night to Oscar-winnin- - 1 V 29, 1967 J, Mini the Russians give the Vietnamese more equipment and more the United modern weapons, States is fully prepared to handle that problem when It arises As for the MIG fighters and anti-aircramissiles Sov let Hanoi is employing in increasi- ng numbers, "We' can handle them," one source said. State Department officials also said the Kremlin has gone about as far as it can in urging Hanoi to talk peace. It is quite possible the Soviet Union fears any additional pressure in this duection would simply drive North Vietnam back closer to Communist China. Jets Hit Hanoi Yards, Down 2 MIGs SAIGON (UPI) American warplanes dodged Communist MIG jet fighters, surface to air missiles (SAM) and a curtain erf antiaircraft fire to blast a key miles from railroad yard only two and TT.Sl said central Hanoi, Saturday. military spokesmen one-quart- er The U.S. pilots blasted two of the MIGs out of the sky with bursts of cannon fire. They reported sighting 21 Communist aircraft them strength vasion-threatene- d t u , imrl 1 ''''Cv - 1,s ill i AP Wlr Phot homes with flooding. The seas were described by veteran sailors as the worst in 23 years. Mountainous seas pound sea wall at Winthrop, Mass., during high tide and threaten nearby Missing In Atlantic As Storms Lash East 11 Go-Ahe- ad From LBJ the in the WASHINGTON (AP) Presinorthern dent Johnson gave provinces below the border with Saturday for starting construction of two prototype, giant, North Vietnam. 1,800-mil-e per hour supersonic The Marines reported taking transport planes. Hill 861 just The President said he also south of the border, without fir- - was asking Congress for $193 Marines million to finance the ing a shot. Fifty-seve- n govem-lotheir lives and 77 were ment's share in the next phase ol ,1)e development of the SST. injured earlier this week in is action, trying to take the strategic hill 1'?e.,f,,nla?d WI beP 10 bnnS 11,8 which commands infiltration supersonic transport from the drawing boards into the air for prototype testing and evaluation." The Boeing Co. of Seattle will build the airframes and General battalion holding the hill. Ma-- j Electric Co. will supply the 15 Communist gines four to each plane, found bodies in the jungles and intri- - The present aim is to have cate cave systems of the hill, these planes in the air by mid-I- n the air war. U.S. Air Force ?970 and " commercial service Communist i n 'ML' SST Gets of On the ground, U.S. Marines hit the beaches south of Da Nang in a new attempt to curb contemplate." Sen. Wayne Morse, Senate sponsor of the extension resolution, said several legislative alternatives to settle the dispute were discussed at the White House meeting. But he said the administration made clear no final decision had been reached on this. However, Morse said he unalterably was opposed to compularbitration and never sory would vote for it. This was the solution adopted in legislation which settled a bitter rail fight over firemen and work rules In 1963. It is not only a strike we are faced with but also a lockout," Morse said. "There is no doubt in my mind that the carriers, by design, are seeking to compel compulsory arbitration. The six unions, whose walkout would cripple about 95 per cent of the nations rail transport facilities, esrller this week reaffirmed next Wednesdays strike date. and battling eight in a series of dogfights over the capital. blood-drenche- d st es - 1974Eleven per- missing off Nova Scotia in the Rescue ships stood by three dent Johnson stole the limelightjThunderchief (AP) pilots flew from b'Jate wil1 able t0 carry 300 off Scotia. Nova which vessels Lena Hubert H, Vice They President vessel from sons were missing t sea SaturG., fishing Korat in Thailand to batter the 350 and and An passengors-possi- bly the to of left New off coasts the vessel, N.B., fishing EngHumphrey Lorneville, secFriday day ralJvard for only the eventually the speed may be land and Nova Scotia as rescue saial across die Bay of Fundy Noreen, with a crew of 11, was Victor Borge at the White House' ond time m the War. 2,000 up to around stepped taking on water 75 miles east of correspondents dinner ships fought huge waves and to Digby, N.S. A 1)001135 ther Pllotl miles hour, the1 per Mass. r,ePorted, in as Nantucket Island, high winds to help at least five man was missing in a canoe Humphrey was billed was,lp,t 0lIy clouds ot smoke C0,Iln& Mr- Johnson authorized Secre-o- n fishing vessels battered by the St. Margarets Bay in Nova A Coast Guard plane dropped featured speaker and Borge above ,hp yard- - which is said to tary of Transportation Allan President the when Scotia. stage raging Atlantic. pump to the Noreen and a critical junction on North Boyd to sign contracts for the to the visit a The storm, with winds of up A 4,141-to- n Liberian freighter, paid spokesman said the flooding dinner. surprise only rail link with prototype construction. Boyd Vietnams to 50 miles per hour endanger- Costa Richan Trader, grounded apparently was under control. Mr. Johnson quipped with Communist China. U.S. spokes-- told newsmen at'a White House ing shipping along the Atlantic stem first on rocks near the Another Coast Guard cutter, newsmen, then grew serious men said the yard tLso contains briefing he expects the Boeing-anA special presidential board Seaboard, sank two fishing ves- approaches to Halifax Harbor was alongside the talked of Vietnam, saying North Vietnam's biggest rad General Electric people to be in has recommended a 6 per cent sels off New England Friday, Friday. Little hope was held for the ACushnet, next week for this action. about of trawler war: "I hope and pray, 'way repair shop, the n Plymouth one with loss of a the the ship as the waves battered agreewage hike In an 75 that cannot miles of but I it, promise, it on the rocks. The crew made ment, plus additional pay Jumps crew. will not be too long and that we aiiiiiiimiHiiiHiHmiuiiimiimmimwminmiMiHnimiiwiimimiiimmiMiniiimmMitiuiiiniimtf Nantucket. Four other persons were it ashore. workers. for higher-skilleThe Plymouth was feared lost wdl 800,1 meet ln P?aceThe correspondents presented THE NEWS early Saturday, but was spotted the Raymond Clapper Award to shortly afterward in the Geormanassistant Howard Simons, ges Bank fishing area. It did not aging editor of the Washington appear to be in immediate dan- Post. Simons won the award, The1 trawlers communicager. a $1,000 cash prize, for carrying tions were knocked out. a series of reports on locating Actress Joanne Woodward appearances and even helps fill orders are movie and tele"It was the worst sea Ive and retrieving the U.S. t All those letters to and from Marx and his seen in 23 years, vision personalities and the wrote a letter to go with the stuff envelopes. said Capt. dropped in the Mediterranean. In the Library of Congress. filed now are friends wives of producers, directors, the to Other volunteers are ac- Floyd. Hansen of the fishing A special citation went to cards, asking recipient Not Karl Marx, Groucho Marx. drum up support lawyers and doctors. through tresses Whitney Blake, Lau- trawler Mockingbird. Her five Leonard Downie Jr. of the The mailing operation fills womens clubs and other orThere's a letter Groucho wrote about a political convenren Bacall, Janice Rule (Mrs. crewmen were rescued shortly Washington Post for a series of the second floor of an office ganizations. Mrs. Avedon and Ben Gazzara) and Dana Wyn-te- after the trawler sank 100 milep articles on the District of Co- tion: "It's impossible to observe these chowderheads in action So are the wives of Dean east of Cape May, N.J., at day- lumbia Court of General Ses- with their funny hats and balloons without feeling sure were the others used their Christbuilding in a fashionable busie destined to go the way of Rome, Greece and ness district Orders already mas mailing lists to send Martin, Dick Van Dyke and break. vaudesions. Herschel Bernard!. ville. are in from New York, Rhode them to friends.! Assocthe of Cornier lobster boat Deep Frank The The wife of conductor Leon- Water, out of New Bedford, iated Press was installed as Read Newsday Drama Critic George Oppenheimers report cards, 'island, Mas sachusetts, The gently worded then check todays index: Texas and free of polemics, were a big ard Bernstein offered help Mass., vanished about 100 miles President of the association, suc- on the Groucho Letters, page Pennsylvania, from New York, and an order south of Marthas success. many other states. Vineyard ceeding Robert Thompson of the SECTION A SECTION B Said Mrs. Avedoo: "It "all Inside, file cards continue: came from Gloria Vanderbilt Island, Mass., as the Coast Los Angeles Examiner. 1, 3, 4 2 Regional City, started when I' had .some 1, Guard worked desperately to For my Mothers Day gift National, Foreign Comics 2 Hollywood friends over to see this year I dont want candy itnniniiiniimimjiiiiiiiummiinmiiHiiiiiiiiiiii 3 get assistance to her. Calendar Fail Saboteurs TV 3 Highlights to an end want JoslL,' son or flowers. I who about was my The possibility of finding any Sports Weather Map L .4 to have hla first birthday. The killing. We who have given of the crew alive was not very TEL AVIV (UPI) Saboteurs Thoiiaht Toaflv's 7 Obituaries Church .ii.4 year had gone m fast I real- - life must be dedicated to pre- good," a Coast Guard spokes- tried but failed Friday td blow Financial 8 Action Ads . tzed then that someday I , serving It Please talk peace." man said, because 0! (he freez- up Israels main network of Womens Page --16 10, 11 Actor Robert Vaughn, atar might have to aend him to ing cold water and waves run- Water supply pipes, military of- Theater ' of the i"Man From SECTION UNCLE" war. 30 to 10 comfeet The vessels ficials said, fhey said a ning 25 City, Regional ' The women agreed what television series, is among the 12 6 Church News, skipper, George Edwards, had plaint was made to the U.N. Editorial Pago they wanted most for Mothgroups top male boosters. He reported that her only dory Was mixed armistice commission in affairs. er's Day was peace. itiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiuiumiiiuuiiHiiiiimia plugs the cards at personal HiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiltlUlllllillllUllllltlHIIIHHIllllini lunashed. charge of Syrian-Israe- BOSTON - 89-fo- - 102-fo- six-ma- d - TOP OF 'Peace For Mothers Day BEVERLY HILLS, CALIF. Women who oppose (IP) the war in Vietnam but balk at walking a picket line are sending a Mothers Day card instead to President Johnson. St. y y Late Storms 25 U.S. rln rt , APRIL SATURDAY, na-'su- guarantees, 75 363-15- Hledis The House Commerce Com-peof ,mlttee appeared ready to follow tax incentives to solve the Monday morning, tion s social ills. Then both branches are Stanley S. Surrey, assistant expected to pass the resolution secretary for tax policy, said Monday afternoon, sending it to there are better ways to clean Mr. Johnson for his signature the nation's streams, erase well ahead of the threatened urban slums and provide col- - strike at 12:01 a m. Wednesday, lege educations to the qualified. RESOLUTION DATE He mentioned as alternatives The White House originally credit loan extension had programs, direct subsidies and been agreed upon, running to facing up the actual costs of june 17. But it was discovered each program. this was a Saturday and the res- Sui rey made the remarks in a olution as introduced in Con-tal- k prepared for a meeting of gress specified June 19. the Federal Tax Institute of Congress already has voted New England. 'one extension of the no- He said tax incentives have strike period in the dispute been proposed to clean polluted which centers chiefly on wage air and water, for college educa- issues. tions, for worker training, to reThe White House said the move urban blight, to encour- President was asking a further age business to locate in unem- delay "out of concern for the ployment areas and to help fi- national interest, out of concern nance underground power lines. for the American servicemen in He said the major appeal of battle" in Vietnam. tax incentives is that they hide Senate Democratic Leader the real cost of solving prob- - Mike Mansfield said "much as I lems. dislike any labor legislation of The sheer weight of demands jdnd, there seems to be no placed upon government from alternative, all quarters, he said, calls for AWES0ME DIFFICULTIES utmost efficiency in the use of dificulties ftat will en. public funds. if a rail strike starts us Velop Wednesday are too awesome to ury Department's top tax Saturday opposed use 355-74- 521-353- LI Congress appears certain to grant President Johnsons request extension of the for a period nationwide in the dispute between the railroads and six shoperaft unions. 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