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Show v - 2A DESERET NEWS, pm'ili jr ; ppiM )WfwinnMi 9m Saturday, April 79, 1967 I wtf- - " A W j , . Y. ' I WASH INGTON (AP)-Cri- tide of crackling congressional criticism directed at Mr. Johnson's intensification of the war and at his action in bringing the general home to report at a crucial time in the battle for public opinion. tics dourly predicted Saturday further escalation of the Vietnam fighting wlyle supporters foresaw a stiffening of as the resolve homefront Evac- result of Gen. William C. Washington from Westmorelands rounds. Evacuating LWA WASHINGTON' .1 uation .Yemen of (AP) American - mander in Vietnam won high praise from both opponents and supporters of President Johnson's policies for his direction of the military effort against the Communists. But it was apparent WestYemeni principal provincial moreland haid failed to turn the to1 city, across the Red Sea Asmara in Eritrea. More Americans are slated to be flown out of the tiny Arabian 'peninsula republic Sunday in jthe wake of Friday's U S diri-sioto shut down It aid and pull out Aaost Ameri-Ican- s there. murder, led from courtroom. second-degre- is e About 120 U.S. diplomatic, aid land other official personnel andj their families are m Yempn. Some 77, including 62 with the aid mission, have been at Taiz.j where a mob assaulted the ern-- j LANSING, MICH. (UPI) -,bassy and aid buildings Wednes-- i Gov. George Romney spoke dav. out on Vietnam Friday and officials State Department said that despite continued U.S managed to convey sympathy the to both the doves and the efforts for their release, Yemenis are still holding U S. hawks. aid officials Stephen Liapis, of U.S. criticized Romney Grand Forks, N.D and. Harold escalation of the war but also with defense lawyers in hopes, of Hartman of Baltimore. criticized anti war demonstrareversing the verdict that sent tions and supported the proThe two were seized on Yemhim to prison for life. Gen. William of eni charges that they tried to priety Chief defense counsel F. Lee blow up Taiz by firing bazookas a at ammunition characterized as BaDey The dumps. joke Coppolinos conviction of .United States has denounced the murdering his wife, Carmela, allegations as "a total fabricaCALIF. EL SEGUNDO, by drug injection. tion." One of two watchdog (AP) The question Bailey posed is satellites to police the nuclear a whether it is possible for one to test ban treaty was put into a circular orbit 69,000 miles poison a person without premeditation. above earth early Saturday, the Air Force said. Baid was it impossible, Bailey to convict on second degree murder in a poisoning case beBoy cause under Florida law, second, WASHINGTON (UPI) The ele-- 1 out the rules murder degree WESTLAND, MICH. (UPI) White House has announced the ment of premeditation. Police Saturday held a assignment of new commanding runaway boy for If Bailey Is right, the Coppoli- generals for the two U.S. Army questioning about the rape and no case may claim a prominent! field forces in Vietnam. strangle-slayinof two little place in legal jurisprudence. Maj. Gen. William B. Rosson sisters whose nude bodies After hearing the verdict in will command Field Force I at were found Friday in a field silence,! Na Trang. He is presently chief stunned, the darkly handsome Coppolino of staff, U.S. Military Assistwas taken Friday from Judge ance Command, Vietnam. He Lynn Silvertooths courtroom at will become a lieutenant generBOSTON (UPI) David P. Naples, Fla., to jail here in the al. won who CarO'Brien, pacifist same county where he and C. Gen. Frederick Maj. of his draft a card mela had lived. Field command will appeal Weyand A Jury deliberated Force II at Bien Hoa and also Is burning conviction only to be nearly four hours before return- being promoted to lieutenant Jailed for failure to carry his the draft card, haa lost his appeal senHe is Silvertooth verdict. presently the general ing of Field for a new hearing. tenced Coppolino to life in deputy commander Chief Justice Bailey Aldrich Force II. prison. Seeks Retrial , FLA. (UPI) -Convicted of second degree murder, Dr. Carl A. Coppolino was confined to a small county, Jail cell Saturday for meetings World Datelines Anti-W- Protest - Mldrid ASSIQIIS g The ruling Falange Party newspaper Arriba expressed 'Astonishment and indignation' Saturday over Fridays demonstration on the campus of the University of Madrid. It said both Spanish and American exchange students were to blame,r f Four U.S. flags and drawings of President Johnson were burned during a protest students by about 1,300 against the Vietnam war. Rfltnney told a news conference following the general's talk that North Vietnam has been able to meet U.S. military escalation so far. despite such "repeated assurances moves would take the United j d - t He Wanted A Grownup - KathWASHINGTON (AP) erine Van Deusen was 9 years Kennedy, Fla. old when she met William C. Westmoreland a neighbor and a second lieutenant just out of West Point. 100 yards from their home. I really adored him he Police said the boy had been was going with my scout leader named by two other youths at the time so when I was 11 1 who had discovered the bodies proposed. He told me, Til wait of Deborah Louise Crowther, until she you grow up, 8, and her sister, Kimberly recalled at a news conference Faith, 6. Wait he did. When I was 19 I was visiting my grandmother in Mayetteville (N.C.) when he came to Ft. of the U.S. Court of Appeal said Westmorelands said in his original opinion the Bragg, wife. includoffense was possession I called him and he asked if ed in the burning charge. Hi I was grown up. I said Come OBrien had trial his at nqted over and see.' We were married admitted manifestly, the desix months later, Mrs. Westfendant no longer possessed moreland said. Americm An article In the official Peking Peoples Daily under the God of Plague headline Peddles Vaccine accused the United States of trying to spread rumors about epidemics in order to harm Chinas relations with its tr'f "s. . ' P.0. ZCMI BOX Editorial Office, IS SfcfcanM to. Mvartlimq and Clrculatlaa lO MaW SI. SOaMlihad June 13. U5t fuNMwd arli avantna. entered a toa Salt laka ' City Port Off tea aa aacand data Ituttor eccardlnn to Act rt Conran, Merdi 1 Man daily day or mall daily a Sunday ana month, S2 M. 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Opportunity to take pert in many special Youngtimer group projects: fashion din Bruce Tftrmimx kills Trmitt, RoocKgi, TERMINIX of UTAH in ZCMI Miss Joyce L Entries ire encouraged from even public, KILLER? Get tho J High School Girls who are Juniors patrol squad from the 2nd Division opened i fire after hearing sounds nearby, a U.N. spokesman said. PROFESSIONAL Friday. COTTONWOOD A NEED A I NYLONS SALT LAKE Agency persists in a goal of a 1985 Mars landing, the cost could run to $600 billion Rjan said no one had asked the American people if thev were willing to support "such a fantastic effort. Moreover, he added, no one had asked the people if ithev had confidence in the officials now managing the space program to carry out the Mars project at the least possible cost and with the maximum amount of safety. of the Existence Phillips Report came to light when a House Space Committee, of which Ryan is a member, investigated the Apollo capsule fire YOU GET: $upr Protection longer Life Greater Economy Use el Ixdvsive Chemiceli Stronger Guaranteed Kecking LADIES' - mail The Space Agency has de-- , clmed to release the report and ignored an llitimatum by Rep. to do William F. Ryan, so. He set a deadline of 10 a m EST Saturday and when the hour passed with no Space Agency action, Ryans office handed out1 copies to reporters. There was nothing significant in the full text that had not been made public previously by Ryan or others. The report, by Maj. Gen SamNorth uel Phillips, criticized American Aviation for alleged in deficiencies and building equipping the Apollo space capsule. released The congressman with the report a new statement of his own attacking the Ameri-- , can space program and objectives. He questioned the advisability of trying to send a mart1 to Mars and said if the Space CUSHION A North Korean was killed and two others wounded and captured In a predawn encounter Saturday in the 2nd U.S. Infantry Division area near the Korean truce line, the U.N. commander said. " ... g Card Burner Wins 7, Loses Police dashedlwith about 50 demonstrators outside Marlborough Street police court Saturday as 42 people came before the magistrate on chargee arising from the etormlng of the Greek Embassy Friday night. The embassy was attacked by a crowd protesting against King Constantine and the new military regime in Greece. i Mrs. Westmoreland got her man It was the first adjustment made after a Titan 3 rocket boosted the two sentry satellites and three satellites into orbit early Friday in a launch from Cape London Seoul WHlTTlflf a settlement to , WASHINGTON (UPI)-- A con- gressman Saturday made public the full text of the secret "Phila critical assesslips Report" ment of the Apollo program before the Jan. 27 fire that killed! three astronauts. Westmorelands address to Congress on the present state of the war. States closer of the war. e Apollo Fire Report Released By Solon Quizzed In Slayings - In Spain at home Such unity, he said, will "bolster the morale of our fighting men (and) convince the Communists that the Vietnam war must end. Senate Democratic leader Westmoreland won a standing Ovation when he told Congress: Backed at home by resolve, confidence, patience, determination and continued Watchdog Satellite Now In Orbit Jij ar leader Gerald R. Ford applauded Westmorelands call for unity Romney Calms Doves, Hawks Dr. Coppolino SARASOTA, ry- Republican a war-polic- y S NEWS CAPSULES mis-Isio- After being convicted of Dr. Carl A. Coppolino - committee, House i finally force the- - other side' into the kind of total commitment that would require an endless multitude of American soldiers going into Asia for the rest of our lives " Sen. Joseph S. Clark, a critic, coni that Westmoreland plained said nothing about the possi-blreaction of Communist China and the Soviet Union to the expected escalation in the fighting Sdn Wayne Morse, D Oi e another persistent war critic, said, "Wrapping a bad polio, in the flag does not improve its chances of success one iota. It only means that more American men will die in the effort to advance it who has Mansfield, of the war, escalation opposed told reporters he thinks that on the basis of Westmore-- , land's report more men and' money will be poured into the war. Among the war policy critics. Sen George McGovern, D-D , made clear he is not dissent down his toning critical whose McGovern, speech touched off a Senate uproar dyer the propriety of mission W e s t m d reland's home, wrote a constituent: My view is that we should not surrender or pull out, but we should quit sending in more and more troops and bombing closer and closer to the Chinese frontier until we Mike we will prevail in over Communist aggression. Such influential members as W. House John Speaker McCormack and chairman of Richard B. Russell, a the Senate Armed Services thought this appeal would "increase the spirit of resolve at home to see the war through to Victo- support, Vietnam The returns from the outlying precincts would determine how the country might respond to the televised and broadcast appeal of the tall, handsomely - graying general for continued strong popular support he called vital to the success of our mission. began Saturday while jU.S. Addressing Congress, briefdiplomats continued to .seek freedom for two U.S. aid ing governors and conferring official arrested on sabotage, personally with key legislators Friday, the U.S. comcharges. State Department officials re-- ! ported that a chartered Ethiopi-- j an DC3 airliner ferned 34 American official and their! families from troubled Taiz, a! mes Viett Gerieird Americans In Yemen jAeraen ailitipipiii HliiHi i : c 10 higher IA. DINO Ixtra Duty MOTOR OIL Rag. $2.59 Gel. 129 Gal. T |
