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Show 4A DESERET NEVS, Thursday, September 21, 1967 Vj s . ' u,. a a & y. 'tXiiZ tyjy 4. ' sif"nrVAvyx'tr" rw w wriv 7t I ' )$'& 4 ti'&jjif) Negroes, Gangs Riot r C4 W' s "M1 &': JW, '!, jV f. $ ' ,,. By United Pres International More than ' 3,000 ' Negroes' staged an unruly demonstration! iW'XttdJ?-V'- ' 1 A" V 'a j ' d(M 'A' after 13 hours. gas Tfi iAd'A 'Jfi&vv 'SjV , . ' ' , ' ' DUY DIRECT BEEF SALE BREAK WINDOWS 1 4iW manual mM a USE NEWS ACTION ADS Kennedy, Fla. Tues- Negroes day night and early Wednesday. An angry crowd gathered in Columbus northeast section after a Congress of Racial, Epuality (CORE) group protest-- ! ed that a white landlord had refused to rent the organization a vacant store. VS A Last Sailing And A Return To The Seas All prices Include free cutting, About a windows were broken and the top of a police cruiser was damaged by thrown objects. At least one person was arrested when 200 policemen, armed with riot guns and tear gas, rushed up to half-doze- n wrapping, freezing and delivery. restore order. will end her career. Meanwhile, in Philadelphia the battlewagon New Jersey is being readied for a return to active duty after being part of the mothball fleet at the Navy Yard. Peace March Sparks White House fracas , Wednesday The Brotherhood of Railway Columbus, Ohio, Wednesday Airline Clerks (BRAC) and night and roving gangs stoned called the strike at 12:01 a.m. cars and buses at Dayton, Ohio. but ended the Wednesday A voluntary curfew apparentwalkout jjfter federal officials' ly kept down further disorder at warned it presented a threat Hartford, Conn,, where police used tear to force back to defense operations at Cape bottle-throwin- g They come and they go then come back again. Thursday, the Queep Mary was welcomed into N.Y. harbor as she completed her final transatlantic voyage to the U.S. Return to Britain off ' at fV ,)K - NEW YORK (UPI) A strike by clerical workers against Pan American World Airways was called In Ohio f? "';lA-- t t Clerks Coll OH Pan Am Strike 3 BABIES Police also moved quickly in Dayton, and at least 20 persons were arrested on charges of Officers conduct disorderly reported one case of arson and said five false alarms were sounded. SCATTER CROWDS Police foot patrols broke up crowds that gathered near the scene of the Tuesday night violence, sparked by the fatal shooting of a Negro by a white policeman. Hartford Mayor George B. chanting antidraft slogan and street Kinsella had asked parents to Suddenly a group of about carrying a blade coffin bearkeep their children off the 80 pushed down a fragile snow ing the legend "Not my sons 'streets after Tuesdays disor-NEnot your sons not their fence, charged the line of polYORK (UPD The ders in a dtywide demonstra-mummifie- d icemen blocking their path to sons, were allowed to delebodies of three, tion of cooperation with the law gate 100 of their number to the White House, and strug- babies, wrapped in newspapers enforcement State agencies. picket on the sidewalk in front gled to get through. 'dated more than 45 years ago police and National Guard of the White House, The group than sat down and, placed side by side in a 'officials were on standby alert. In the middle of Park police enforced that trunk, were found Wednesday in limit, established by Interior Pennsylvania Ave., but the the storeroom of a Manhattan In other racial developments: sit-ir broke up a Department regulations, and OPEN HOUSING building. for a while the rest of the later when police threatened apartment Wis.-Vel Police said the dates on the Milwaukee. women milled around In Lato begin making anesta for 1920. 1922, and Phillips, Milwaukees only Ne-newspapers fayette Park across the blocking traffic. 1923 Indicated the bodies P-- alderman, said Wednesday were placed In the trunk sepa- - the city will get "some kind of jopen housing ordinance within rately. WASHINGTON (UPD -Scores of women peace demonstrators grappled with police in fruit of the White House Wednesday in an effort to break through their lines and picket the mansion. Two women and two men were arrested, and several women were thrown to the ground or struck with night-stic- cross-legge- d half-hou- n ki during the fracas. climaxed a march of tune 500 Women' Strike for Peace (WSP) activists who left a rally on the behind the White ellipse House, paraded to National Selective Service headquarters nearby, then headed for the executive mansion. The women, some of them Mrs. The confrontation 1,000 Top Agents Support 'Bugging' WASHINGTON (UPI)-Ho- use An the next few weeks. Demonstra- was scheduled tions for open housing Thursday at Bellevue Hpspital touched off violence. to determine the time and circumstances of the ''Infants deaths. autopsy have Police Detective Robert said the trunk, about 3 Stumpf their superiors and urged by 3 feet, was one of two greater use of eavesdropping belonging to a woman who died devices by law enforcement in 1954. Her husband, Jacob Solofficers. omon, 67, found the bodies when "Until now the only federal 111 building superintendent has1 spokesman on nariT" Mld;sked tenants to cIaim . belongings so he could clean the H Republicans, feuding with Atty. Gen. Ramsey Dark over the war on crime. Thursday enlisted more than 1.000 federal investi- gators in their drive for greater use of "bugging and wiretap- F storeroom. ping devices. ja SpeecjJ prepared for House The House GOP task force onjdelivery. "But now a group of Solomon and the superintend-crim- e made public a statement more than 1,000 federal career ,ent, John Hartnett, opened the of the Association of Federal employes active in law enforce- - trunks in the storeroom. The Investigators In which thejment has spoken out in direct first was empty. 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