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Show 1 - mUS- - igrHjriTi'fl$niir Wednesday, March 20, DESERET NEWS, 7T7:, iviTf J -i vSr ' -- Increase A 5 & In Dues stye'll Y . - .- ifT W: -- $&: Is 1 --"- Y &?&&$! - ilfrti L . This is one of " QUITMAN, GA. (UPI) -. South Georgia fanners, angry over the market price of hogs, slaughtered 102 pigs with gun- fire Tuesday and buried them ip trenches. They said a simi- lar protest demonstration ' would be staged at Black- shear today. It took the same guts to bury those hogs as it did to raise the flag on Iwo Jima and to engage In the battle of Tork Chop Hill in North Korea, said Dwayne Carden, chairman of the Brooks Coun- -' dirt a farmer Carden, who bought a hog so he would have one to kill, said the Blackshear demonstration would follow the same pattern as Tuesdays slaying near Quitman. He estimated nearly 1 of -- By Reds In U.S. - !he it. -- Spring time is Diamond time! Always a better Diamond Buy at 25-2- 6 NEW YORK (UPI) Sen. establish an elaborate set of establish adequate safeguard-Thoma- s WASHINGTON (UPI) is regulations to plug loopholes J. Dodd, prevent a senator from using asking his colleagues to apply to the ethics proposal, which would peds frum a campalgn funj to the same set of pern, it senators themselves accept , , , 1S evenor PelS0nd or slIlg standards they used to censure contributions both to meet the exPeilses-defracosts of campaigning and to!offlce him last year. The amendment also would office expenses. Dodd introduced amendments Dodd would require In vita-- 1 add a new section authorizing a Tuesday to the Senate's proto raise funds privately posed code of ethics aimed at tions to any sera tors fund senator for old campaign debts, as well preventing senators from spend- raising event to set forth in terms as current campaign funds and ing proceeds from campaign "clear and unequivocal office expenses. fund raising dinners to defray jits purposes, Proceeds from the event A second Dodd amendment is nonpolitical expenditures. The Senate censured Dodd would have to be deposited in a 'aimed at tightening up the last year for using the proceeds separate bank account under code's provision permitting of a series of campaign fund the supervision of a trustee and reasonable private (inane q raising dujiers to meet Ins1 the account would have to be of senatorial office expenses. It Doddlaudited publicly by a certified would direct the Senate Ethics expenses. claimed to the end that he was public accountant. Withdrawals Committee to issue guidelines to wronged. His central contention from the account could be used the senators periodically dedar-onlfor the purposes stated rn ing how much can be spent for was that the proceeds were for such expenses as entertaining debts he compiled in past the Invitation. Dodd contends uiat the code, constituents and travel to home campaigns. Dodd's amendments would as it is now proposed, does not' states. personal y SLUMS SLIGHTED Sun Peeks RFK Attacks Spring Housing Flaws Continued from First Page still several areas of the state WASHINGTON (UPI) Sen. per cent of new housing will be without normal wintt. moisRobert F. Kennedy charged built in urban ghettos. ture. in today A requirement that builders major defects j President Johnsons Gen erally, temperatures participating in the program were a little below normal e housing proposal would serious- hire at least 25 per cent of their ongshoremen from Maine to ly hamper efforts to rebuild the woriring force from residents of Virginia halted work today to nations big city slums. the slum area. support a protest by Port of A variety of changes in the several Kennedy proposed New York dockworkers changes in the Johnson Admin- Administration proposal, aimed against hiring of 750 more istrations plan in order to at reducing rentals by $20 to $25 men on the New Jersey wamake sure that any housing per month. terfront. bill that is finally enacted will Encouragement of the forThomas W. Gleason, presi- be effective. mation of tenant organizations dent of the International to participate in managing Testifying before a Senate subAssociation Longshoremen's criticized in great housing projects. he committee, (ILA), ordered the stoppage Adequate resettlement prodetail the Adminstration plan for by 60,000 ILA members after for persons who are 6 mi)' ion low and visions construction of y a shut down In New dislocated b the new housing units income moderate housing York failed to halt the hiring with federal assistance over the projects. plan. -L- over the north portion, but near normal in the south. Precipitation was generally a little below normal in the south. For Salt Lake Valley residents the winter was about average. Temperatures were slightly lower than normal and precipitation was about one-hainch above normal for the three months. lf Snowfall was about an inch or inch and a half lower than average at the Salt Lake Airport, but may have been higher on the benches. two-da- next AMC Strike 10 years. low-inco- GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. Some 3,000 United (AP) Auto Workers today struck the Kelvinator Division of American Motors Corp. at Grand Rapids in support of new contract demands. All but about 400 of the In Jail Again Kennedy contended the Johnson proposal offers no assurance that new in will fact be housing constructed in big city slums. The New York Senator, who four days ago became a challenge of Johnson for the Democratic presidential nomination, called for: A guarantee that at The highest temperature of the winter was 66 on March 5, which tied the record for that date. The low was zero on LISBON (UPI) Mario Soares, for the Socialist spokesman opposition, was arrested Tuesday at his office by Security Police, a member of his family said. Soares had been released from detention March 1 and the reason for his rearrest was not least 75 made public. Jan. 7 and 13. The greatest snowfall of the winter was 8.5 inches pn Dec. 16, with the greatest on record 15.4 inches on March 13 and 14 in 1944. SPECIAL PURCHASE AND SALE ALL HARDWOOD ALL SANDED . . . ready to paint or stain Open Monday Evenings 27-2- i .J -- 17-1- 8 Port Walkout torch. Police said a note left by the WASHINGTON (UPI) The youth indicated his attempted The immolation was a war protest. in Chicago Jan. House Committee on united! of this objective primary Activities says that front is to defeat Americas the Communists are planning 10 detmtaation to continue to days of demonstrations nextjSUpport U.S. policy in month against U.S. policies in nam he charged. Vietnam. in November 1966, on - riiie!! ground he misused public -gulps as a committee chairman. H. Young, a Negro like "Powell and once a close associ- - tp- - of his, announced Tuesday would seek the 18th District unless it is restored to Rep. Edwin E. Willis, ;jseat 1 'Powell by April 2 or Powell re- - chairman of the committee, told Z turns by then to campaign for the House Tuesday that comhn CITY. NJ. United Steelworkers President I. W. Abel, charging industry was deliberately prolonging strikes, today urged a special union convention to approve a dues increase and establish a strike fund to show them we are ready to fight. There is increasing resistance by industry to make decent contract settlements, Abel told 3,600 delegates at a convention. special one-da-y A longer strike is the price industry makes the worker pay. Tha copper strike is the best example of the changing attitude of industry. The copper strike also is another proud chapter in our unions history, solidarity m tne copper strike is an inspiration to us all. The effect of the copper strike, he said, serves notice on the steel industry that tha steelworkers will not accept inferior contracts with inferior working conditions. We have to show them we are ready to fight. strikers are appliance workers, but the 400 supply parts for American Motors auto plants employing 14,500 in Kenosha and Milwaukee, Wis. The parts include door stampings for some models in all a match from an elderly man, five series of cars, plus soft touched it to his clothing, and trim for the Rambler Amerifell to the street, a human can, Javelin and AMX. Protests Planned -- Brooks County member of the NFO, L T. Batts, said top grade hogs were now bringing about cents a pound from meat packing firms, compared to cents two years ago. Carden said the NFO was now asking 23 cents. SYRACUSE, N. Y. (UPI)- -A high school student who doused his clothing with gasoline and set himself afire in front of a to church Catholic Roman protest the war in Vietnam was in critical condition today with burns over 90 per cent of his body. Ronald Brazee, 16, of Auburn, who school officials said scored in the top 2 per cent nationally in his verbal college board tests, attempted the immolation after soaking his clothing with gasoline Tuesday. He borrowed, tional waters. -- down. Another Afire In Viet Protest g ' continuing to increase, while our prices seem to decrease. Meat packers are very big and strong and they have caused one farmer to compete against the other. Theyve used this to keep our prices Sets Himself WASHINGTON (AP) The State Department says North Korea is trying to extract all the prestige and propaganda mileage it can get from capture of the USS Pueblo and no early release of crewmen is expected. State Department press officer Robert J. McCloskey said Tuesday the time for another meeting with North Korean officials on return of the 82 surviving crewmen is under consideration. The two sides have met 11 times at the Panmunjom Korean truce site, most recently on March 8, without reaching agreement. The Communists claim they captured the intelligence-gatherinship Jan. 23 when it violated their territorial waters. They demand a public apology by the United States. The United States contends the ship was in interna- - T'-do- is of production N. KOREA AIM ON PUEBLO Adam J7EW YORK (AP) veteronetime Clayton Powell, an congressman from file 18th is: cost Our PROPAGANDA 'MILEAGE' Reports Say District in Harlem, is reported to have told Democratic leaders '-the district that he wants to be renominated for file House this year. t ; Powell, who has spent most of 1 his time on the island of Bimini Ifn!the Bhamas for many mbnths, was said Tuesday to I have sent word here through official that he channels to run again. to his old ! Ife' was last year, but never ' Urtl&npted to take it. The House -thad barred Powell from taking seat, following his de- Georgia Agriculture ComPhil missioner Campbell doubted that the pig slaying would solve the pre probit dramatizes lem, saying the situation, but it seems to offer no solution. The reason for this demonstration is to show the American people the situation that surrounds the farm today, said Carden, who raises cotton, tobacco and peanuts. wrong. Eyes Race, ; were stroyed. any farmer can tell you, his stock and his crop are two of the most important things in his life, said Carden. If he destroys them, you know then something is As Adam Powell ' M aFj , Sla y Buury 1 $7,000 worth of hogs ty branch of the National Farm Or irvzation (NFO). Photo protesting low prices, hogs sacrificed by the National Farmers Organization Farmers Protest 1 '1 f AP Wlr h 4 . AIL ANTIC :55.l 1 ino Urged (UPI) Vif'Vv r WiiHto"" kmm Dodd Asks Amendment Of Senate Ethics Code !i 9 -- f LABOR TODAY WWTW - '- v r T' iimm whjih MINK Blast To Make Rumble mittee Investigators have doc- Las umented proof that Communist NEVADA TEST SITE (UPI) groups have planned demonstrations for April These are The Atomic Energy Commis- to Include student strikes on'sion will detonate an undercollege and high school campu-- j ground nuclear device Thursday ses across the nation on April which may sway high rise 26, and mass demonstrations buildings in Las Vegas, 70 miles from ground zero. here and abroad on April 27. No off site damage is Willis said the Communist low from intermethe the expected tiiemselves call groups Student Mobilization Commit- diate yield test. The blast will tee in a United Front, and have a maximum force equiva- lent to 200,000 tons of TNT. 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