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Show 9 For Classified, Phone 5213535 363-151- Skys Got Salt Lake City and Utah-F- air to variably cloudy and few thundershowers afternoon. Map Is on Fage 1; 355-751- f Th Pitter Down Pat Other Tribune departments: information, all other departments, phone News, scores, Show-Of- " 1; VoL 191 No. 151 363-152- Salt Lake City, Utah Sunday Morning Flood Toll Soars in Louisiana Trice Twenty Cents September 12, 19G5 Imminent Kashmir aiN Spread In Orleans Loss May Hit 200 Battle-f- or Success Hopes Dim For Thant Mission Mobile GIs By Tom Dygard Associated Press Writer NEW ORLEANS The- full traA gedy of Hurricane Betsy unfolded grimly Saturday as the death toll rose past 50 victims and damages soared into uncounted millions. The coroner feared 150 to 200 lives may have been lost in New Orleans alone. . At President Johnsons command, Army and Navy forces joined weary Louisiana rescue squads in a desperate struggle to find and care for survivors' of Betsys onslaught - - A ragtag 'armada of boats worked in the area of gravest concern along the Mississippi River and an Industrial canal east" of New Orleans. This sprawling suburb of more than 3.000 homes was ravaged by flood waters from a broken le Arrive al Viet Center - C-- 5. i U NEW DELHI, INDIA (AP)-T- he heaviest fighting of tha conflict was reported swirling across the northern front Saturday and spreading of the struggle to eastern 7 Indian-Pakista- sectors appeared imminent. Pakistan claimed Indias army is now wholly on the defensive. An Indian spokesman said Very fierce battles the heaviest battles so far were being fought in the Sialkot and Lahore region of northern Pakistan, where each side struggled to protect its cities against the others tanks. Sialkot is at the northern end of the front 60 miles north of Lahore. Prime Minister Laf Bahadur Shastri warned Indian may have to take counter measures in eastern areas of the subcontinent because of what he called provocative Pakistani air raids against strategic Indian installations In east India. Planes Strike Red Bastion By Ronald L Deutsch Associated Press Writer SAIGON, VIET NAM, Sunday Major elements of the U.S. 1st Cavalry (Air Mobile) division No Large Scale Ground Battles landed In South Viet Nam SunB52S while U.S. a There has been no large scale ground fighting In the east pounded day but the Indian government made clear it will fight to halt what suspectel Viet Cong concentration just north of Saigon. Other It says are Pakistani threats to air fields and supply routes American planes struck again in vee. leading to Indian units on the Red Giina front. the Mekong Delta. These threats include air raids and what authorities In eastWatery Burial Ground The division, employing new ern India said was a drop by Pakistani parachutes Friday. The onrushing waters were a concepts of troop mobility, was All in all, It was a gloomy picture for U.N. Secretary-GenerSsunclatcd Fr Wtrppbnt created less than three months ' burial ground for men, women U Thant, who arrived jn Bombay, India, and is to fly to New ago in an effort to fight the President Mohammad Ayub and children who failed to Delhi Sunday on the last leg of his mission of peace. His just-guerrillas with infantry and par- Khan . . , Gets note from Ross. scramble fast enough to safety ended talks in Pakistan general- on atroopers entirely dependent on rooftops and in trees early ly were regarded in New Delhi to them into in roared when helicopters carry Betsy Friday as unpromising.- the battle tone. from the Gulf with 150 mile an Rejected Request hour winds. Flying Horsemen - Thant AfterLouisiana already counted 38 The 20,000 men of the Flying Jeft, a Pakistani hurricane dead, most of them Horsemen Division" began com foreign office spokesman in Ravictims of flooding here. The walpindi said Pakistan rejected ing ashore from four aircraft a U.N. request for a ceasefire. Orleans Parish coroners office carriers, six troop ships and 10 He said that first all Indian had 30 bodies with more coming cargo ships standing off QuI in steadily. Nhon on the South China Sea, troops must withdraw from disI By Theodore Shabad supporting Pakistan and assail- puted Kashmir, an n Well catch hell on Monday 260 miles northeast of Saigon. New York Times Writer ing the Soviet Union for its non- U.N. peace force must tak and Tuesday, said Dr. Nicholas The carrier Boxer anchored MOSCOW The Soviet gov- - partisanship over in the Himalayan state, Chetta, the coroner. Friday . and started unloading Associated Freni Wlrtphoto 428 helicopters that will be ertiment appears to be going to! Saturday, for the third time and a plebiscite must be held He explained that rescue the Yonda Kay Van Dyke, at the annual pageant in Miss America for 1968, Deborah Bryant, Miss used by the 1st Cavalry Division lunusual lengths to publicize Its tlria week, the Russians madewjfl1n three months on whether teams in boats cruising the crowned by retiring Miss America, ' Atlantie City SaturdayPSha bested 49 girls. la Kansas, public appeals calling for a Kashmiris want Indian or Pak tie central concern over the in South Viet Nam flooded areas can only up ceasefire and the withdrawal of conflict to bodies trees, rooftops ruje highlands. floating forces In the oraftwas force airmobile later The and posts for recovery Its intensive propaganda bar- conflict. In Moscow, It was disclosed at dered to Viet Nam by President rage is being interpreted here er the living have been evacuata new conference that Premier Johnson July 28 as part of the as intended to counteract Chi Notice ed. Alexei N. Kosygin had appealed announced U.S. troop buildup Communist- - statements On two hours notice the Soviet See Page 13, Column 1 Toll In Focus here to 125,000 men. corsummoned foreign ministry Only now, nearly 48 hours aftThree Years respondents to an unusual news er Betsy swept past, did the conference to hear Leonid M. was division officially The magnitude of the disaster begin Zamyatin, the ministrys press 1 after three years created July to emerge. When tii five finalists were . By Tom Seppy stock, 20, Oshkosh. department chief, read mesof study on ways of dealing with The mass evacuation of more As she walked down the aisle brought before the judges for Associated Writer Press sages addressed a week ago by with entirely mobile guerrillas million than a quarter persons she threw a kiss to the television the final selection. Miss Kansas Premier Aleksei N. Kosygin to forces.' DeATLANTIC N.J. CITY, ahead of the storm kept the one question: why striking was asked audience. President Mohammed Ayub believe U.S. military planners Bryant, a death count below that of past borah she wanted to become a doctor, the divisions Khan of Pakistan and Prime New York Times Service Ovation maneubrown-haire- d and Kanfrom Standing sped beauty hurricanes.- But the devastation Minister Lai Bahadur Shastri of Ive always wanted to be a verability will be especially efwas named America In hall Miss the crowd The sas, PAKISTAN -Pawed large RAWALPINDI, which and human misery ' India. 1966 Saturday night doctor since I was 12 years old, fective in the Jungles and mouna gave her a standing ovation. akistan laid down three condi President Johnson on a personal of The gist of the messages was tlons ChrisMiss Bryant, a She was joined on the stage by she replied, because by follow- tains of Viet Nam. Saturday night for the resinspection here Friday night tian Air Forces made the en- her mother. Her father could not ing a career in medicine I can who will Meanwhile, public last Tuesday by toration of peace between her College beauty Middleton Drew was unmatched in Louisiana's By ter Kansas University as a junior be with her Saturday night be- contribute something to our Guam - based Stratofortresses hit Tass, the Soviet press agency, and India. storm-scare- d New York Times Writer history. In a statement announcing that some- 20 miles north of Saigon. It was of instead workwon this swim a he suit Viet cause in is dam-Setaking society prefall, e Nam, Speaking after the conclusion There was concern the UNITED N.Y. the raid -INATIONS, Soviet Union had appealed the announced 22nd it. by from Jhe She in the thing pageant. ing as a civilian efigineer. of the mlssion Fage 15, Column 1 liminary115 i4 fM SeAAemfiFA has nffnne4 ndia the that end Command (SAC) proposed Strategic Air weighs pounds and measures General U here by Secretary ' bombers of the antiguerrilla curity Council condemn what Thant of the United Nations, a d India called Pakistans aggres-ja'nPakistanis war. , $ettle their Deborah, who wants to become spokesman foreign ministry in Kashmir and demand the spute. pediatrician because of her made emphatically plain that Mekong Delta of withdrawal its forces from love for children, hopes to enter Made Same Point In the Mekong Delta, U.S. that state, Mohamedali Currim anything the world body had ofKansas University Medical tarof west hit Leonid I. slightly Friday, Brezhnev, fered up to this point was highly planes Chagla,' minister of education, School after graduation. the Soviet Communist Party unacceptable to Pakistan. gets they pounded Saturday, 150 disclosed Saturday. He fisted the following deFiction Writer miles south of Saigon, in an efleader, devoted a substantial Chagla said that he has apmands: n of a speech at a fort to destroy a Vief Cong regShe is a daughter of Mr. and part counproached members of the That a ceasefire must be acimental headquarters and trap cil' Mrs. Hurley D. Bryant, Overfriendship rally to the and urged condemnation of as as 2,000 guerrillas. many companied by a complete withland Park, Kan. In her spare problem. tif Pakistan Nations the United A strike CHICAGO, (AF) U.S. spokesmen described en When drawal was Kashmir of th from asked Zamyatin time she writes fiction, swims wants to assert Itself in this his forthcoming book, Waging emy losses as heavy. They said by trainmen halted or delayed, and watpr "By Robert H. Phelps Saturday why texts. of the mes- forces of both India and Pakis- crisis. the second 'the planes hit again and again trains early Saturday on about Miss Kansas received Peace, boif-New York Times Writer It Is time to call a spade a sages to the Indian and Pakis- tan. mem-Ja- t one-haof the Santa Fe Railof his volume ca lals used by the guerrillas tani leaders were being made That a now U.N. force be presidential robe GETTYSBURG, PA. Formquet of pink roses and declared. - White House Years. and also destroyed several vil- spade, Chagla The Soviet he said the chosen from Asian and African oirs, ways massive system, but the was placed on her. govpublic, er President Dwight D. EisenScore Resolutions , workers returned 'to their jobs Runners-uernment considers it necessary nations to handle security In the in the contest, In hower said Saturday that he did The book will be published by lages. The Inhabitants of the & Co, late in the day after President order, were: area bad been warneHor weeks The minister, who is directing to let the public know the con-o- f state pending a plebiscite to denot see how the North Atlantic-Treat- Doubleday the coming aerial assault, thesis governments diplomatic ef- - tents, Johnson created a three-ma- n cide Kashmirs fate. Miss Mississippi, Patricia PucBomb China? Organization could sursaid. in fort with spokesmen connection the emergency board. (Copyright) kett, 20, Columbus. vive if France carried out her As he recalled events of his A Santa Fe spokesman said In Heavy rains and resented the Miss Indiana, Eileen Smith, 18, Kashmir, conflict, to alliances end the second joint 'adminsttrationrthe plan hour winds stalled a South Viet- - Security Councils resolutions of a telephone interview that the Indianapolis. former President said: names military command. ground effort to move in Sept. 4 and 6 because they Guide to Good Reading Miss Florida, Carol Blum, 21, In an Interview at his office President Mohammad Ayub first crew had arrived at Dearthe guerrilla regiment bracket India and Pakistan toagainst Miami Beach. on the Gettysburg College cam- Khan of Pakistan had been born station In Chicago.' The Miss the after air strikes began Sat- gether. Wisconsin, Sharon Sing- pus, President See Page 18, Column 1 he praised urday. It was Pakistan that crossed spokesman said the Brotherhood Charles de Gaulle as the man the ceasefire line on Aug. 5 and 100 Air Strike of Railroad Trainmen began who had saved France from the Security Councils violated "workers to back their 120 in A U.S. world calling Saigon communism and as a free spokesman of that line, establishment said almost 100 air strikes were jobs Immediately leader who should be listened to. Chagla emphasized. the made exeThe President signed an guerrilla The Indian against Look to Past spokesman also cutive order in Washington headquarters near Soc Trang on was critical of the United States he said alternathat the .But CITY River MEXICO Cai Bach (AP)-A the WOMENS FALL FASHIONS are full of surprises. They can by Nga creating the emergency board to in -governments impartiality LA To JOLLA, CALIF., (AP) the Braniff 720 present integrated Boeing jet airliner tive be nightfall. Viet Cong casualties the investigate the dispute between elegant 0 trim, simple or lavish, long or short, colorful present crisis. Western Defease System, from Nine aquanauts in Sealab '2 were believed to be heavy. the railway and the union. or stark. , which De Gaulle has announced check out of their Tiltin HilAssociated Press photograGoldberg Role i . And the new stocks for fall are The board, to be appointed by France will withdraw in 1969, is ton on the ocean floor Sunday pher, Horst Faas flew over the Arthur In the stores now. Grace Grether, J. the President, will report its Goldberg, thV'rJiicf for a a coalition of separate forces. trip back area, 150 mile southeast of U.S. Tribune Fashion Editor, urges all representative at the Uniti findings to Mr. Johnson within to the former to sunshine and fresh air. And, accordnig SaigOn, and reported the bomb- ed N scions, was Instrumental in 30 days. and sundry to start looking now so The plane originated in Dal- supreme commander of NATO The men have lived and ing attacks had blasted and winning unanimous support by when the glittering autumn season The executive order said the las, Tex., and was piloted by forces, coalitions in the. past worked below the ocean's sur- burned away thick brush and the Security Council for the two labor dispute threatened to Capt. Robert Bonnet, Dallas, have opens, you wont be on the outside Viet 28. ascent Their face since failed, cover, Aug. always exposing jungle resolutions looking in. deprive a section of the coun- who said the nose of the plane In the Interview, Mr. Eison-wa- s marks the end of the first phase Cong bunkers. He said escape, Goldbpr who js this month-Today In The Tribune, you can try of essential transportation badly damaged, but there hower also discussed a number of the Navy's most ambitious routes from the headquarter idpnt o thp security Counan advance look at the latest in service. get off. cut were no Injuries and no fire. of disclosures he will make in underwater living project. to be area seemed oil, has described the resolutions fall fashions. Page after preview as by which he page of the latest in dresses, suits, means that they apply equally coats, shoes, accessories. to the two antagonists. You will be able to see the look that seems ready to room for there said is Chagla unilateral action by the United jump into the space race, and the look of nostalgia. Slates in the present - crisis. ALL THIS in todays big, Section W" along with By Richard J. H. Johnston contribution to our national But he declined to specify what 0 Johnson thanked the organizageneration of service men as buildup In Viet Nam to food tews, columnists and the arts, books and and weddings the USO, has embarked on an men and rise in the monthNew York Times Writer tions leaders for responding-t- effort. . such action should be. betrothals. ', the call for expansion, expansion program that will ly draft calls have sharply inAt the reNEW YORK ODonnell, who retired from Serious Development on it need what its creased the for the officials call of decision The the USO active duty in 1963 and was quest of the White Houre and put HANDY GUIDE TO THE INSIDE India considers Pakistan's use a full war-tim- e service clubs to provide refooting. named president of the USO of leadership to undertake this the Pentagon the United Servher the by provided weapons of taste a Calls civilian and come laxation have WestSECTION A SECTION B from Lieut task wifi be appreciated by soon afterward, said ice Organizations, known to a U.S. Patton tanks and and Gen life for men and women in the William C. Westmorethe thousands of servicemen moreland had asked for at 16 Serious Editorial Comment Tage 1 Nothing Page fighter planes a very searmed forces at home and and women who will benefit least six' USO clubs In Viet - Writer land, commander of United 1 a18 News as Ike Theater Pages Page rious development, the minist-- ' States forces in Viet Nam, and around the world. according from the various USO proNam. D SECTION SECTION C said. er Todays Chuckle from commanders of rapidly to Gen. Emmett O'Donnell Jr., grams," the President wrote. Local commanders In this President Dwight D. Eisen- Business News Son, said the Texan to his $200,000, but No Job Page 1 Pages centers in retired former commander of expanding military have reported that the hower gave the late Jawaharlal Classified Ads Needed heard I ask country you Urgently offspring, just 9 Fish Gama and the Pacific Air Forces and Page 10 Pages this country for the establisha man what state he was from'. increasing numbers of serv- Nehru, then prime minister of of the USO. The expanded USO activiW MORE AND president . . SECTION ment . of new USO centers, in icemen at their installations India, his solemn assurance" My boy, remember this: If a In a letter to Harvey S. ties are urgently needed and their areas. Eeddu-.10 Bed and Landers Letters to overtax local are Mattress, would arms never that these be Fage beginning man is from Texas, hell tell Firestone Jr., national chair-o- f your decision constitute a facilities. used against India. Chagla said. Louise Davis not from Texas, Military Buildings Page 11 Section; TV Lists, Home Ccs you. If he most welcome and worthwhile All tha Arts th USO, President The United States military don't embarrass him. (Copyright) tion; Color Comics, Pages (Copyright) ,X- L,L d Soviets Repeat Plea On India Ceasefire Asian-Asi-a- - Indian-Pakista- Indian-Pakista- Kansas Beauty Walks Off With Miss America Title Peace Terms Bv Pakistan India Urges U4 Curb Of Pakistan - Doesnt Make Sense LBJs Order Halts Rail di-gi- Ike Secs NATO Failure Under DeGaulles Plan Strike Move - -- Soviet-Ru-mania- . Indian-Pakista- nl 1956-1960- ," lf p Were All Headed for Fall, Aboard Safe As Jet Skids In At Tiltin Hilton Its Time to Go Gals Trip Along in Style ... 205-foo- t, 36-ho- s even-hande- LBJ Pleads, 4We Need You-S- o, USO Goes to .War 125,-00- - - F-8- 4 F-8- 6 - 10-1- 3 J , v 26-2- 8 ,7 -- |
