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Show 6A September 5, 1967 - DESERET NEWS, TuMcfay, nr 4 f -- v; m fr v , 0rL' TOTAL' CONGO WAR Mo School . . . Mo Teachers m mk Pontiff Suffers CASTELGANDOLFO, - ITALY (AP) Pope Paul VI was running a fever for DETROIT (UPI) Teachers chance that classes would begin the second day Tuesday,' scheduled Thursday Mr theL .suffering from a cold closed schools in at least strikes P'00 Btudents- during a communities nine Michigan speech Sunday from the balstrikes ofl Teacher dlsmpted today in the first wave cony of his summer palace. iclasses for more than 26,000 Dr. Mario Fontana said walkouts which threaten togtlKjenB jj, njne communJtiesj padlock school doors for half U(Xjay jl the ailment was not serios. million students. who will be 70 The About 9,000 teachers in 29 on pontiff, . . , 26, came down with Sept. other school districts boycotted stomach cramps and nausea of about 4,000 teachers cheered orientation sessions, a forerunMonday and developed a union representatives who ner of strikes when students fever later in the day. vowed to win salary gains, 'if for classes Wednesday A slight feverish condiwe have to walk from now until report and Thursday. tion remains," a brief comdecember. Altogether, 37 school districts munique said Tuesday. The union represents Detroit's Dr. Fontana said toe Pope Detroit, Dearborn, including 11,000 public school teachers. It and Bay Qty were was tired- - from a heavy Saginaw appeared there was little threatened with strikes. Three work schedule when he apalso faced peared on the balcony to Junior colleges walkouts. give his usual blessing to Gov. George Romney said it Sunday visitors. that too was education of children should be used as a pawn in negotiations. You cannot postpone the education of children . without the children suffering, Romney i .,:. ?,!!! De Gaulle intolerable Turns To Poland t Nil Bate, 15, holds 'flying saucer' he found. ucers A British Hoax - southern treat London (upd E8glandi "thing mystery wu aolved today. Two aeomautlca etudenta admitted they built a et of whirring, ob-bleeping flying saucer-lik- e to give police an exercise with alien spac- rs .. ecraft, Christopher Southall, and Soger Palmer, both 22, embellished their admission with the warning, It could happen one day. four-fbpt Pie allver-gralong oblecta threw southern England into a tizzy Monday., y, Schoolboys, grocers, house- wives and police found at least six of them bleeping sway In fields spanning aouthern- England from the North Sea to the Bristol Channel. , , . , Baffled police called In defense research experts to find out what the tleepers were and what would happen If one were opened. the experts ruminated an about the consequences, engineering plant manager chiselled and hacksawed one apgrt because, he said, be was certain If persons on other plants wanted, to come here, they wouldn't arrive in normal forms." No little green men bounced eufe No ray guns went cap! Inside were two car batteries, - nt East Europe, W- smelled 'like P08' To avoid upsetting the West other apprentices at toe Germans, De Gaulle it expected Royal Aircraft school In to make little reference to toe e frontier between planted the objects Sunday night ao It would appear Poland and West Germany a team of flying aaucers had which he said eight years ago should not be questioned. landed in England. He also Is expected to mainThe liquid was tain his refusal to recognize only flour and water paste, he East Germany. He is scheduled said. The a a u cert were to make a short visit to Zabrze, made of special plastic backed formejly Hindenburg, in the territory Poland seized from Gerby fiberglass. many in the war, but he will not Farnborough, training school deliver a speech there. for Britain's future slr 'sclen-- j Romney of failing to provide ffi-- . tists, planned a rag week"! or enough money for Michigan next week to raise $5,600 countrie schools. charity and thought too saucer hoax was a" fine way to 12 Farn-borou- Oder-Neias- g (CPU Presents ? JifS VAnDQE!JGC3 2 APPOADAKSEO COLISEUM Salt FEU. lako SEPT. Concsrt at 7:00 P.M. Show A Dane 9:33 PJL MAFFITT fk DAVIES $160 Ptr Potior 2 APPEARANCES j 8 Tikis luanrctiau 3634451 4i30 A :30 PJA. 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The announced goal of the campaign was to halt violent fighting and observers said the drive underscored the split between the army and Red Guard gangs. meet on their common ISTANBUL, Turkey (UPD-w- ill The South China Morning ffhi premiers and foreign border this weekend for Onpre- - Post, published in Hong Kong, ministers of Greece and Turkey cedented talks on the Cyprus 'said Red Guards, problem, Turkish government some armed with rifles, raided sources said Tuesday. iamy bases at Shek Lung and The sources said the Kongmoon in Kwangtung prov-talkfirst since Greek and, Turkish Cypriots began fighting in December, 1963, on the! Mediterranean island, would start Saturday in the Turkish town of Kesan, 10 miles from! LUCY TROUPE SMALLEST PERFORMING IN THE AIR ELEPHANT SUAREZ FAMILY available IQUISTRIAN MARYIU CHILDREN 341-131- $1.00 - ADULTS $240 3i30 A730PJIl Spensered by SUGAR HOUSE KIWANIS ATHENIAN 47 I. JND SO. WORLD'S DEATH DEFYING WALK-- 100 FT. 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L -- V C ' 16 ( Schrammes Congolese chief of staff who last month set up a dissident Congolese government in Bukavu. said in a Radio Advancing along Lake Kivus western shore, the mercenary column was reported to have covered about half toe distance I ers, they added. six-inc- h tost WlHtend African Inhabitants of Goma, situated 80 miles Jean 'B!ac Jack' Schramme, mov Sated,y north of Bukavu which merce- - hJnted. at warned Goma 8 naries have held for a month lwhen were said to be fleeing into'110"8 fte rebel force could ' neighboring Rwanda to Unofficial toe said in a reports crossfire being caught between rebels and the Congo- undercarriage of a DC3 buckled ' ;v. lese army. Sunday when it landed with fte:T informed sources said Tuesday. But his policy of opposition to blocs may create some resentment among Communist lead- for,?! Goma,' perched on thej mercenary reinforcements 4 on northern shore and on Rwandas the rough dirt landing stripnhe frontier. ' rebels prepared at Bukavu. The rebel movement was first Goma has a concrete-surfacr- d disclosed Monday in diplomatic airfield and could provide ;fhe reports reaching Kinshasa "and mercenaries with food and Brussels. , Bukavu Radio, controlled by1 ning low In Bukavu. Vm Ho Cafe lince during the weekend, a ' hNG KONG Fwce Guards ta Cemmuniatl made off with six to They saucer one helicopter andj? violence-tor- n Kwang- - truckloads of mortars, rockets, tfngeriy airlifted it back to Provinc raided two rmy their main research base, A artery pieces and ammunition tioni IM ahns from Shek Lung, the paper said, machine was, portable I i ordered In. A satellite tracking land ""munition, r g h t w n g newspapers reported station engineer approached one by tossing heavy British pennies' Tuesday. The reports came on the heels1 at It MAKE YOUR LUNCH of a Shanghai radio broadcast! The saucer Just bleeped. ele- - HOUR THE rebellious We didnt mean to cause that warned HIGH POINT rines chaos in fact, we were rather n,ents and OF YOUR DAY surprised that It caused all this Iunits" bidlcating dissident Red . . w fuss Southall said. ith superb luncheons ... at Guards in Shanghai looted radio transmita British-mad- e most reasonable prices in armories raids military served daily in the ter ami a loudspeaker similar to those reported in relaxing, ,u. Immersed In s gooey white liquid (UPI) Katangese rebels and mercenaries today were marching toward Goma in the East Congo perhaps to capture "a concrete airfield for landing mercenary reinforcements 10 intensify their revolt, diplomatic! sources said last-minu- expand France's relations with Communist The CONGO, to 'structure. An estimated 2,000 tourists were being taken Tuesday to vlo-tons of torrential rains, storms were in San Felipe, 150 miles below the California border, and killer floods that have alien the high winds and raging caused an estimated 19 deaths surf assaulted the town Satur107 in Mexico in the has which Northviller past week. day. Five Americans died there teachers and 2,625 students. Thousands have been left the storm bowled over the" floodlng'of PHONI 119-530- 5 73 KAST BROADWAY 'of,thilnl?rnln! " car. a critical situation statewide,1 1110 the Santiago and, Grand. Lt. Gov, William Milllken sald.other MexJcan Dip situation in Detroit is very hurricane-forc- e wind that hit 3 FRL KITE, SAT. 4 SUN. C critical There is no sign of a San Felipe on toe Baja Califorsettlement" Millikert"- - said teachers in nia Peninsula. Birmingham, a Detroit suburb, Ten thousand Labor Day tourlaunched a wildcat strike today, ists from the United States were stranded south of the Rio boycotting an orientation ion. Grande Monday tmtll the waters sAT.omr At Ran Clair, teacher receded enough for a temporary bargainers agreed on new international bridge at Piedru contract terms but toe teachers Negras to be reopened. The regboycotted school pending ratifi- ular bridge is closed for widcation. ening, and the raging waters , Mary Ellen pres had covered over the temporary AMERICA'S HEW SENSATION ident of the Detroit Federation WITH of Teachers (DFT). urged the CREATORS OF "LIGHT MY FIRE" to teachers for a reject, citys THE FRED RAMIREZ TRIO Utah Stats Fairgrounds second time, the citys offer of a $600 pay raise. She accused AND INTtODUCIND When Pred-deCharles de Gaulle visits Poland Wednesday, he will try to avoid doing anything to upset West Germany while seeking, to UPI - The - PARIS (AP) wppr5. 1 KINSHASA, Supplies Pouring In To Flooded Mexico strikes curtailed class In Holland, opening, today Inkster, Menominee, Houghton, Hillman, Marshall, Eau Claire, Bridgeport and the Summerfleld District st Petersburg. A settlement today averted a strike in said.' Airfield Rebel Goak Cold Distress STUDIOS OGDEN 247SV4 Washington , ! H.I.n Shaw, Call Blvd. , EX2-20- 2J |