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Show -- For Classified, Phone . 521-353- ' 5 Other Tribune departments: News, information, scores, all other departments, phone North Viets Fell Five . U.S. Craft 3 Navy 5, -Ifi- Safe, 2 Lost 7 VoL 191, No. 122 Salt Lake Cityv'Utah afternoon mornings; Saturday Morning southern and eastern Utah. Weather map is on Page 30. Price Ten Cent August 14, 1965 i-d.Break WILMINGTON, DEL. (AP) An architect was asked what should be done with the New Castle County Jail in suburban Greenbank. Tersely, Clarence B. Litchfield of New York City replied: Blow it up after it's been emptied, of course. : Litchfield said the prison was outmoded when it was opejied In 1901. Pilots t f and evening thundershowers 1; 363-152- ; 4 hi. With Sun So Near Can Storms Be Far Away? Salt lake City and Utah Fair 363-131- 1; 355-751- V lsmen By Edwin Q.. White Associated :PressW riter SAIGON, VIET ; NAM Five U.S. Navy aircraft were downed during armed reconnaissance flights over North Viet Nam -Friday" and a light observation plane crashed in South Viet Nam, U.S. military spokesmen said Saturday. Three of the Navy pilots were rescued, a fourth is missing and presumed dead and the fifth is considered missing. The two men in the observation plane were presumed dead. On the ground U.S. Marines conducted what they helicalled the first large-scal- e copter night assault in history and counted one Viet Cong killed and about 20 captured in the moonlit operation. Night Assault Marine officers said adoption of the night assault technique might effectively counter- the Viet Congs use of hilltop observation posts to keep guerrilla detachments informed about -- daylight movements of Ameri-ca- n and South Vietnamese combat troops. The five Navy planes, the spokesman said, were - all downed by small arms or conventional fire. The three pilots who were rescued ditched in the sea. They were flying an A4H Skyraider and an RF8A, both from the USS Coral Sea, and an 4A Skyhawk from the IJSS Mid- By Stratford C.- Jones and Andrew Jaffe Associated Press Writers - LOS ANGELES National Guardsmen with fixed bayonets marched Friday night Into a wild Negro district land where arsonists and looters were out of control and flying bullets killed both police and civilians.. Four persons, one a deputy sheriff, were reported slain by gunshots just before the first wave of 400 troops rolled into, and quickly took over without incident, the community of Watts. The area, focal point of rioting for two days, was quiet when Guardsmen arrived. AH the action was farther north where thousands of Negroes raced through darkness breaking into stores, looting them and igniting many. Several Pitched Battle : d . There were several pjtched gun battles between police and demonstrators r... : J. Sheriffs deputy Ronald E. Ludlow, 27, was dead tin arrival at a hospital of a bullet wound in the stomach. How it happened was not learned. Three suspects were being questioned. Ludlow reportedlyrwas married and had two children. Police listed these other deaths: A Negro looter, shot dead at 28th and Central. A demonstrator was shot dead at 97th and Figueroa.-Negro, cause of death not determined, found dead at Manchester and Broadway. Fatile Effort ... -- -- r way.-. Navy listed one pilot missing and presumed dead aft- er his A4 Skyhawk from the Coral Sea crashed Into what appeared to be a rice paddy or swamp north of Thanh Hoa. Considered missing was the pilot of an F8 Crusader from the - Midway who was - shot ' down ' north of Thanh Hoa, observation Plane The observation plane crashed and burned in dense jungle in South Viet Nam about 400 miles northeast of Saigon. Pilots In the area said no groundfire had been. received, indicating the crash may have resulted from a mechanical failure. The Marines' night assault centered at two villages on the Ca De River in a guerrilla-infeste- d zone 12 miles northwest of the Da Nang Air Base. A fleet of helicopters bore in the Leathernecks a few minutes after midnight. There were brief exchanges of fire. From the MeKong Delta came Vietnamese reports that air and ground strikes against a Viet Cong concentration pinned down -rice Thursday in a canal-lacepaddy area 90 miles southwest The d of Saigon killed about 25Q guer- ' ' rillas. U.S. and Vietnamese patrols hunted the Viet Cong with little area of luck in the Due "the central highlands." With their siege of ttie special forces camp gf Due Co broken and powerful -- - opposition at hand,- - most of the guerrillas apparently chose to get OUt;Cong Mortars U.S. briefing officers said Viet Cong mortars dumped about 20 shells into the district town of LongDien, 40 miles southwest of Saigon, and the police station was reported partly, destroyed. Government troops were reported to have killed 36 Viet y sweep about Cong in a 100 miles east of Saigon in Binb' Thuan Province. one-da- COMING SUNDAY U.S. Slashes Russ Space Lead i ' ' vAaiocisted PteM Wlnpkot. Chlef William H. Parker , No such thing as riot zone.' sa For Riot police, sheriffs Nearly Civil the . grimy, sprawling . suburb LOS ANGELES (AP) deputies and California highway patrolmen tried futilely through- rights workers call Watts the had risen each day past the ' J out the day and night to cheek Black Ghetto. mark. When came was warned exit the first riot over that an area They police . rioting panded from a fewjblocks to ready for a riot: segregated, Wednesday, night, it followed several square miles. ' overcrowded, plagued by unem- an "attempt by police to. arrest . ' a drunken driving suspect ? ' In groups run- ployment v Then A the came street the catalyst:. ning through mVvv began j i Again?. .vv looting then burning, larger and week of sweltering temperariots" came . Thursday, night,' Associates Press Wirephoto v,larger stores supermarkets, tures. .... This time" there again. Why? Since Sunday the mercury in Watts area. The fire was variety stores, even a departbands of Negroes, Los Angeles fire- I trol building fire In the riot-tor- n Delayed by was no one, incident anyone t." 4 " men hurriedly lay out water hoses in futile effort to con- - one of half a dozen or more eet by the uncontrolled mobs.' ment store. could blame only the tensions there had By social workers had long report- been 30 major blazes and meri , ed:;,. chandise thefts mounting into Segregation t, 98 per cent ot the millions, police said. The Watts is Negro. ; :t . firej department in : many in; Crowding: Watts has 27 and stances either was unable or persons per acre, comunwilling due to lack of police WASHINGTON to attempt to expared with A county average of protection 7 and four tenths. of Navy Paul H. NItze tinguish the flames. has ordered the enlistments of Unemployment: Each month Quickly Secured 1,000 Negroes come to Los Anall regular Navy and Marine waded into a pile of problems He also requested $61,000 By Douglas B. Cornell A police spokesman at a joint most to Watts, the citys Corps personnel extended four launch a survey of water and paper work. CHICAGO (AP) Some 150 geles, Associated Press Writer Guard command 'pocket of Negro popula-- ! was it Saturlearned largest On the telephone to Washing- sources and problems in all the months, policemen battled rioters in a n j- dent JOHNSON CITY, tion. Many are jobless. post declared that the Watts ton and in conferenceis with northeast, from Virginia to day. Negro neighborhood Friday was area secured Johnson1 followed through members of the White House Maine, with an eye to heading quickly to in sent a Nitze, telegram Civic BlightJnight About 24 persons were inon aid for the parched northeast staff, Mr. Johnson also looked off a long drought crisis. air Navy and Marine Corps the militarys word for con- jured and as many as 75 arrest Civic Blight: Most of (he commands Friday night, said: trolled. . ed. Friday with a bid to Congress into riots in Los Angeles, the Decisions Implement in Watts date to past The buildings carfor funds to bolster water Effective immediately, all guardsmen, carrying What began as a street-cornbudget, job appointments, legarea was still The amount: $1,311,000. islation,- highway beautification, -- The requests carry out deci- regular Navy and Marine bines and rifles with bayonets civil rights rally swelled into a decades wjien the stores stand empty. white. announced an sions at Many to went hundreds in emergenassorted other and help topics. Corps personnel will be invo- fixed, Looks Into Riots See Picture on Page 2 Hatred, of police: From the For planning and construction cy drought conference at the luntarily extended for a period of police who have been out77th Street police station the On a day on which Mr. John- - of water storage reservoirs, Mr. White House in Washington of four months unless mem- numbered by thousands of riotg mob after looting of., major bers --called for- - help- .- Lt. city of- - Los Angeles enforce? . son had water on his mind first Johnson asked Congress for $!, Wednesday.Mayors and ers,extend or voluntarily a white. policeman in laws in Watts with 205 men to last an early dip in the pool 250,000 to speed up five water cities and the governors of New reenlist in " accordance with Gov. Glenn Mr Anderson orcivilian clqthes was slashed by af"his ranch and a late outing on storage, projects in New York, York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey five of them Negroes. Civil" dered the guards mobilized Fri- an angry crowd of Negroes. . current directives. attended. Delaware and New Lake LBJ the President also Pennsylvania and have compared Jersey. , workers rights on and afternoon were they day Police said 18 officers were Secretary of Interior Stewart the station to the Headquarters the job within hours. hosto Six were taken a injured. L. Udall, as chairman of Mr. 4 of an occupying power. jn - Washington, - President pital for first aid. Johnsons water, policy. .council, Hannon B. Michael be Johnsoii Ordered Air Force tranIt was the 'secondlnight of is leading a crisis team through sportation for California Gover- rioting in the Fillmore police came a civil rights 'demonstrathe area now, there. nor Edmund G. Brown who is in district cm the west side. A mob tor after -- Push Planning Athens, ' Greece. gathered Thursda n i g h t to and was subsequently suspended , hurt bottles and tire bombs at a from the force for one year aft Johnson Therewere no Immediate Specifically," Mr. er a police department trial oji of clashes between troops fire station after a asked Congress to provide $400,-00- 0 of TconducjLunbecoming ; was woman charges to accelerate construction cm and rioters,accidentally Negro, out in the Rann of Kutch last the Beltzville Reservoir in killed. an officer.-- ' By -- Jr Anthony Lukas Two Waves New York Times Writer . spring. By Lloyd Garrison Pennsylvania, plus these funds read here However, observers for stepping up the planning on: The first wave of troops was New York Times Service NEW DELHI Prime MinistTocks Island Reservoir, implied threat in his words. followed by a second. They were Tops in The Tribune er Lai Bahadur Shastri warned this WASHINGTON-T- be United Some officials here are known New Jersey, Pennsylvania and carried to the area in trucks. Pakistan Friday that further agStates is withdrawing its entire Col. to feel that India cannot remain New York, $400,000. Irving Taylor, commandgressive action in Kashmir forever on the defensive and B 1 u e Marsh Reservoir, embassy staff from the former ing the 2,000 guardsmen on the could lead to war. must teach Pakistan a lesson Pennsylvania, $100,000. French Congo in reaction to scene, said his orders were: Shastri said in a radio address P r o m p t i o n Reservoir, serious by an offensive thrust. Fire only when necessary. mistreatment, of U.S. to the Indian people: (Copyright) Pennsylvania, $150,000. officials there over the past nine A police spokesman said that If Pakistan has any ideas of months. not all guardsmen were carryannexing part of our territories ing live ammunition. Blunt afshould think Warning by force, she The move is seen here as a Declined Comment resh. .. PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL is a bruising, blunt warning to other nations s Force Against Force He did not elaborate. A guard . game. that from now on Washington "a declined comment. I want to state categorically spokesman hint of But when a grudge match comes up between will be far less tolerant of offi-- c He said preliminary indications that force will be met with force two 1 1 teams, it can be even more ia y inspired indignities were that the ' and aggression against us will troops were meetfast and bruising, U.S. and diplomats "beagainst Republican opponents have blamed him for the little or no resistance from never be allowed to succeed. ing And be to that happenappears ' property abroad. . trayal of China to communism. the rioters. Shastri went well beyond othing in Saturdays scheduled game Informed sources said FriSen. Joseph McCarthy of Wisconsin charged that he More than 900 policemen er Indian officials who have so between the Denver Broncos and. decision coddled with Communists to in the days regard far described the Pakistani acfought the rioters through the Oakland Raiders, a game sponsored the radical African government State Department. tion only as extensive infiltraday and night, resorting to ' by The Salt Lake. Tribune and the in Brazzaville is to were These likely pointed charges tion. tactics while waitUtes. . Bleacher voices those within filed against one of Americas strengthen He said there is no doubt ing for guardsmen to move in. will have Tribune The a .full, the Administration who have great statesmen, Dean Acheson. that this is a thinly disguised Start ot Riot been urging an even tougher capable staff of sports reporters He served for years as a promatmed attack on our country orstalnd headed by Sports Editor John Moondein to violent response from' since was the inent It and time the first Pakistan and has it Washington lawyer ganized. by mismonstrations U.S. ey on hand to record all the color,-actioagainst 1949 1953 to as secretary of state to be met as such. rioting started Wednesday night sions in Indonesia. and background just as it happens in the University of with an angry mob reaction to S under Truman. President Harry ' Single Conclusion ; . the arrest of a Negro on a Utah Stadium. The remarkable story of this The Rale Count now conclusion one is drunken driving charge that Only man from his boyhood days in State Department press violence carried over into day- - AND TO LET you know what you might expect in Saturpossible and it is this: Pakistan Middleton, Conn., to finding PresiRobert J. McCloskey spokesman ha9 probably taken a deliberate hours. days battle, read the' advance, inside information today, on' dent Franklin D. Roosevelt a Dean Acheson said the withdrawal from Braz- light 25. 4 decision to keep up an atmosThe the first 1,500 Page rioted, night will be told in an exclusive series patronizing aristocrat zaville underlined the serious- second of tension. Peace 7,000. Each time, apparphere night in The Salt Lake Tribune. ness With which the U.S., rebefore dawn. HANDY GUIDE TO THE INSIDE ently does not! suit her intenMorning and Noon, the autobiography of Dean Ache-- ' gards the rules of deplomatic they dispersed a tions. We have, .therefore, to See Page 2, Column 4 , son, will appear in 12 installments, the first appearing In ASTRONAUTS PREPARE for big flight I procedure. 6 reckon with this situation in a Page 22. The Tribune Aug. , He cited as the grounds for WHATS GOING on in the religious world. l realistic manner. . Pages man the pullout three recent cases of . . Watch for' the historic series on a history-makinChuckle Todays Shastri stopped just short of CONTEST GOLD has many seekers. when it appears in Page 15 , detention and expulsion of I would like to marry your EDITORIAL COMMENT warning that India would, if on the news. day's American diplomats on visa daughter," said the young bank Page IS necessary, strike back at a time PANELS OF WORLD'S top comks,, technicalities. and place of her, own choosing Pages 1 employe to the president, that ' One of America ft Great Newspaper JACK BENNY'S nentsa; TV as he said after fighting broke is, If you hay? one. 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