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McCarthy of Minnesota and Undersecretary-General Ralph The audience of 1.300 perB u n c h e, representing the sons assembled in Ebenezer United Nations. Baptist Church was still as Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, the taped excerpt from one of candidate for the Democratic Kings last sermons rumbled nomination, p r e s i d ential across the room in that familin Atlanta Monday arrived iar oratorical voice that has night and visited with Mrs. aroused thousands. King b "ire viewing Kings If you want to say that I body. was a drum major, say that I Outside, the church today a was a drum major for justice. crowd estimated by police at Say that I was a drum major 50 000 stood for blocks around for freedom, said King in die and as the service went on, sermon in which he said he a funeral march. began they had been thinking of his own Every now and then I funeral. think about my own funeral, civil said the King tape. Senators, governors, rights leaders, religious figTell them not to mention ures and others led by Vice that I have a Nobel peace President Hubert Humphrey, prize. Thats not important . . . representing the White House Mention that day that Marsat in the audience. So did tin Luther King Jr. tried to Black Power advocate Stokely give his life . . . tried to love Carmichael and three somebody . . . that he tried to robed Negroes with shaven love and serve humanity . . heads. His words came as the Other officials among the NATION on Page 2 An ATLANTA, GA. (AP) audience of Americas famous said goodby today to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., whose taped voice dramatically keynoted his formal funeral service: Say that I was a drum major for justice el Splinters Red Unity ioim O MD. (UPI) Hanoi Bid 1968 APRIL at the presidential retreat at nearby Camp David, Md., Johnson said the United States had been in contact with its allies since receiving a direct message from Hanoi Monday and replied today looking toward setting up arrangements for an ambassadorial level meeting with Hanoi representatives. No time or place has yet been announced for the meeting. ALTERNATIVE SITES There was no official word on ComLONDON (UPI) The munist alignment of Hanoi, the language or content of the Peking and Moscow has suf- U.S. message but it was pre fered a major split overturned to contain suggestions Vietnam peace moves, diploma- - lor alternative sites for the tic sources said today. meeting. United States originally Hanois peace feelers have Geneva as the best suggested made without been prior has sug-n- a - North Vietnarn PaceChiconsultation of Communist capital of Cambodia, and the Soviet Union. The Sested Phnom Penh. regime of President Ho Chi U.S. officials said in response Minh did not seek prior formal approval for his sudden willing- - to private reports of North ness to meet American repre- - Viethams desire for a for a Vietnam peace Related story, Page probe. Cambo-sentativ- A-- 2. Both of North Vietnam's key been taken by dia meetin8 that this governnot anxious to send was UPI Ttlephoto Inent Hanois decision, Ambassador Averell Harriman the sources said. Mule-draw- n caisson bears body of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. after Atlanta funeral services. and the rest of the U.S delega-- , explains the prolonged $on t0 any area wfoere this which followed Hanois country did not have secured decision. back to Vash- communications The Kremlin took five days of ington. consultation before it decided to( However, Washington would ' V back Hanoi. not likely quibble over Phnom th Meeting place if, Peking took longer and, unlike Penh HARRISBURG, PA. (AP) Moscow, withheld support while Hanoi insisted, Gov. Raymond Shafer HARRIMAN PICKED denouncing the American peace all Pennsylvanians urged of The fraud. as a offer regime Harriman has been designat-Ma- o to forego bitterness today was reported to to make initial by johnson and hatred and strive to have, in effect, warned Hanoi it contact with North Vietnam get to the ' p of the mounin would withdraw its support representatives. He was sum-th- e tain where all men will i Police reported a car hit by a .Guardsmen By Associated Press event of any compromise moned to the new Vietnam talks standing by to aid meet as brothers. d ttm1 theylUiem if needed. Minor trouble peace arrangements. at Camp David later today. Guards-?"Some !, 61,000 National WASHINGTON (UPI ) The led on an 8 to 7 vote a proposal homemade bomb m an .broke out about noon then Shafer, speaking at a meThe sources said a major split Johnson announced the U.S. House Rules Committee, acting to send the measure to ai men and Army Soldiers jerupted full scale at night attended morial service by has occurred which Moscow is message to Hanoi following the'as the nation paid final e in conference comrespects to ride fire In Youngstown some 400 Na-the for assigned Martin Rev. 2,000 it best to as cover d i first two hours of discussions cities today to up trying to Dr. Martin Luther King, mittee. j engines. The total arrested in'tional Guardsmen and police Luther King, slain civil can. the second round of high-levA third vote, to take the issue t0 rights leader, said all peohave shaken the urban centai thre? sections after a Hanoi suiprisingly has not talks on the situation in recent white and black away from the rules committee and ple rteJh since the of Dr. death Martin at Lodge, Aspen to hide days made any formal efort headed by Rep. William M. Col-18 were bombings that left three themshould rededicate men Jr. King the split. It has not once Ambassador Elsworth Bunker that could send it to President mer, thus making selves to the task of achievwounded, including two police- An additional 1,900 federal this Johnson week. solidariin flew to Communist from referred wou(j Saigon early today sure immediately ing racial equality. reim?? troops dispatched to Baltimoreimaj was ty and has almost gone out of and went directly to the moun-it- s The Democratic leadership 'reported to the House Cecity was under a 7 p.m. to 7 of the Monday helped hold a steadUy r the ialogy Using its tain to retreat. Senate-passedemonstrate set d on House the action way of snip- - a.m. curfew. All bars in Mahon- up when Colmer assured to on the that the ii tightening grit) city trip mountaintop OTHER SITES independent strategy. passed bill for Wednesday. Esti-- ( members he would not seek ordered closed LmL King had frequently used in today. Firesand looting dimim a were that the vote would ther procedural delay. If the talks are held somebegmning at 7 P m- ished but of sniping his an said: Shafer outbreak speeches, were jured, one rt- - Monday. Gas stations were also where else than Phnom Penh, be close, but that Kings assas- The bill, put together by the Luther King added new worry. ordered closed. the best speculation here cen- sination had swung the balance Senate and passed 71 to 20 on 2 MORE CITIES March 11, would outlaw dishelped us travel part of the Cincinnati police said the 2 ters on Rangoon or New Delhi, in favor of passing the bill. Ohio Gov. James A. Rhodes; u,,. t t hours of The committee voted 9 to 6 to crimination in the sale or rental way up that mountain. Now sent some where both sides have diplomatrioting there occurred 1,800 guardsmen to'y-- of 80 per cent of the countrys we must climb the rest of and van6 National! See 61,000 on Page A--2 ic representation. The other clear the bill for a Cincinnati and as Youngstown countries in Asia where Hanoi vote in the House. It first reject- - homes and apartments by 1970. the way without him. two the to added cities were the In an unforeseen mirroring of and Washington are represented growing list of areas hit by ra- the events of the past five days, offer ideological disadvantages turmoil. jcial it also would set stiff federal to one side or the other. 1 In Cincinnati a white college, ei for racial violence, penalties Johnson Monday disclosed the .teicher was dragged from his, ther against minorities or by PASADENA, CALIF. (UP1)-- An TOKYO WASHINGTON of formal a from (UPI) Sen. Yugoslav CHARTERS, France (UPI) car and stabbed to death Sen. Moss was part of the receipt reply them. In that provisions near might earthquake centered Hanoi to his expressed willing- President Tito and Japanese have been of rioting at the niEht day official height son of aviator Frank E. to delegation named by Lindbergh, Moss, applied the Callfornia-Mexic- o border ness to undertake Kings 1 Nero sections of the flew to Atlanta to the Senate to attend the fupreliminary Premier Eisaku Sato conferred slaying, the bill would prohibit Charles A. married rocked southern California and Lindbergh, attend the diplomatic contacts with rep- for two hours today and said neral. He was the only parts of Nevada and Arizona resentatives of that Communist they welcomed efforts by the interference with persons in Monique Dubois, a Paris artist, ihe death brought to 28 the; funeral of the Rev. Dr. Marmember of the Utah delegatheir rights or in the exercising serious Monday night. No United States and North Vietregime. nearby small village of number of known dead in five tin Luther King today. tion to go. others to do so. were encouraging or damage injuries We shall be trying, he said, nam to settle the Vietnam War. Penalties would range as high Chataincourt rioting in dozens of Monday. The d?) reported. five of the dead to work out promptly a time Tito arrived Monday for a state as life imprisonment if the in- bridegrooms parents were not The series of temblors which land a were Negroes. More than 1,600 visit. terference resulted in death. p!aw. for talks... at the wedding. have been injured and more! began at 6:28 p.m. PST swayed, tall buildings in Los Angeles, than 10,000 arrested. Las Vegas, Nev., and San TOLL BY CITY The death toll included 11 in Diego, Calif. The shocks frightened hundreds of thousands Chicago, 6 in Washington, 5 in of residents and created a Baltimore, 2 in the Detroit area and one each in Cincinnati, rolling sensation in many areas. Some said they LONDON (UPI)-- In Minneapolis, Memphis and Talpersons the late To buy a house or build one, lahassee, Fla. experienced nausea akin to a afternoon Monday a Jinxed existed Relative calm Police mild case of seasickness. today that is the question. And what Boeing 707 airliner swept wide in Chicago, Pittsburgh and a department switchboards were over a heavily populated area question. Is it better to find Washington with heavy troop clogged by calls from anxious near London's Heathrow Airport, the patrols enforcing uneasy, a house you like and snap it residents. its left wing blazing. viola-- j curfew for Arrests peace. The huge passenger liner Hundreds or drive in yourself and be on the ground tions soared in the nation's capi- -' up, Queen Mary, in drydock at the watched in horror. For the 126 faced with all those decisions? tal. Long Beach Naval Shipyard, persons aboard the aircraft, the The nationwide deployment of! Staff Writer Doug Christenrocked back and forth on its emotion was infinitely worse. 61,000 troops was apparently the sen the question minutes blocks keel for five explores The first thing I got into my largest such force ever turned B-on following the quake. was dont head Oh, God, please Page l in the first out for a civil emergency in the today Dr. Charles Richter, seismolo- end everything!," British pop of a series with information United States. gist at the California Institute singer Mark Wynter recalled. New lootings and fires broke supplied by the Home Buildof Technology, said the most Wynter and 120 other persons out in Baltimore today despite ers Association of Greater 6:29 severe shock came at p.m. on the plane still lived today. the presence of 10,000 federalSalt Lake. Read t first if w,v and had a magnitude in the Their survival was credited to a ized troops. on 6 the of neighborhood New cool The Birds! Zealander, pilot you re contemplating becom- Richter scab. Charles Taylor, 47, who set the ing a home owner. big plane down on the airstrip iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiimiiiiiiuiiiiniiiiiiiii'miiniii after one of its engines fell off SECTION a SECTION B into a gravel pit. 16 THE HAGUE (UPI) U.N. National, 1, City, 8 Regional A stewardess and four passenForeign 2 Comics Secretary General Thant con-- j Theater killed. 7 were 6, gers eluded an official visit to the marveled Another airline pilot Netherlands today by praising Womens Pages Man is a pliable ani- at the feat of Taylor, a World 8 the countrys efforts to aid City, Regional mal, a bring v'ho gets ac- War II Royal Air Force pilot 15 Editorial 14, He nations. said Pages developing customed to ci'erything. who once flew Queen Elizabeth. smaller developed countries can Our Man In Washington 15 It was like a motorist Fyodor Dostoevski play an important role in Music 15 heading down a highway at 100 15 implementing the resolution of Our Man Jones miles an hour and having to l!lllllllllllllllllilllllll!lllllllllllllllilllllllllllllll the U.N. Trade and Developsteer his car safely while half of '57 CHEV. Truck 75. $M Col. 57 London firemen check wreckage of Boeing 707 jetliner that burned on takeoff. ment Conference. Sed 121 ESCAPE on Page Trucki on cli-S- A-- ON HOUSE FLOOR Civil u Forego Hatred, Followers Told lights . Takes Step Tse-tun- g 61,000 Troops Put Damper On Violence i - deployed House-Senat- trouble-wracke- thenaSirJ V;iL660,olS5urry..0,lfire. 1 fur-mat- Quake Rocks S. California Border Area 1Vn'ngTty 1 fke-Luth- TJ 'Martin yes-or-n- o , Tito, Sato Confer - Lindv's Son Weds Mon-Sco- tt Moss Attends Rites - j TOP OF THE NEWS Jetliner Survivors Hail Pilot Buying A Home? 7 f'o & Thant Ends Visit - Todays Thought 3-- 3 A-- post v I r |
