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Show 1 , 1964 Wdnesday, January 29, DEStRET.NEWS AND TELEGRAK, , 'Instant ICBM' Passes Toqgh ' VietUnitin --; By AL --- - ; , 1 'MN. - 1 i ;I7 ( A 1 , d''', i $ CAPE KENNEDY. 1 tureinissile-defens- -- , - 1 1- '''' f' A . - It , ,", t C s 2, 4' N ,-- , .0, 2' - I, .. 1,, .., . , , - ' ---' -- .1 ,, . , : ' ; 1 i 1 i -, , .f.., - ''' 4, ' ,.. ''.... ' forces,--sac- , j - Cleatt. - The missile's entire ' powered flighty was visible in the dark blue-skand separation of first and second stages was marked , i by white puffs of smoke seen as , far north as Wilmington, NC. i f I''k 'It was the 30th Minuteman suc'cess here in 45 test, shots. In ,. , , addition, 28 have been fired from N,,A04 . ; , ," , ..- - ','''. Air Force, Base in 0.,, Vandenberg ,. i ,t, le I and California I' only two were o-. , ' ,,.i et 1 known failures. The last shot ' '' I '' 'e,,,, ' , produced a California sky show 4 ,t A"-,t similar to Tuesday's firing. . ' ' . 1 , , ' , ' ,, i ,"', UN It ' H010 I The 'improved ''Wing-6"- . mod- 7 ... .' Y. .. l'? : I t ! ,. ; 4 I I-- , e ,r, '4 ,,,,, i ,4,, ,w. .,J.,,,,,..el, is the . ." ' ' 't missile Defense Secretary Rob- . i t wagon, is betting on egroaemonstrators try to, fight their way ert - as they seek to be arrested. Almost 200have .been jailed.. to improve the nation's missile z strength while keeping costs '''' ..H. '''.... :, .::.; ( I ,, ; , 1 ,, I ', -- - ' ,,.. ,. :::: ' - , ' - - - - '.1.--- - - nn.- , , - - - . solid-fuele- d -- c.- long-rang- ' police ilul..,..91Labon'Willarcl. W Ira Secretary of commerce Luther Bodges, and ranking economic' aides, left for Washington via Anchorage, Alaska. They flew here from Tokyo, where they held two days of trade and economic talks; The secretary Of state told Koreans they will find "a stalwart hiencl" in President,Tohnson, as they had in Presidents Truman,. Eisenhower, and .Ken- Province-abo- it streaked into dthe fringes of ' space, leaving a brilliant white smoke and vapor trail illumi- ' nated by the setting sun. , Seen In NC. ., , , ' - Perk ' ' '4' - '.'1" e Far East - , r missile roared The sleek from an underground ' silo at dusk and provided a spectacular .,: ' ' i ' , , ' I (UPI)-;-A- ' arejroud continue cessfully passed one of its toughest tests Tuesday on a 5,000-mil-e South Atltic , flight, to- the , ,, , , . ; , ,t,, r . 0 ..,, A. ,i. - , '' ', , - , v,.. A 1.. r . , - , f.,,, ;' ,, .....N 4 .4,,, 1 kV . .7.; RossrrEE JR. advanced Minuteman "instant ICBM," key to the nation's fu i ..' t,r - ."i " SEOUL, KOREA (UM retay of State Dean Rusk home frorii the ; to have the people of have 1:10 affect on relit Korea as allies." tions with Parks government. There are 50,000 U.S. soldiers "Our commitment to Komi is re-- guarding the truce line dividing very powerful," be said. "We after Wednesday pledging SOUTH VIET NAM SAIGON, newed support to South Korea South Korea from ,the Commu- and thee free nations will (UPI) government ranger north. They serve alon&side In six hours of conferences with nist to wolii? hi the closest co unit was ambushed by ComSouth Koreans. its munist guerrillai late Tuesday Rusk and President Rusk, accompartied by Rusk made these other points on a highway in Binh Long Chung Hee issued a joint - Tesi In Al lank Highway Ambush . rea:,-- Sty;::..17 QT,,7$ Communists Hit Imemng t!'-',:''- Gives More Punch has a new second stage It FISIS called Ike world'smost advanced te erful Korean and. U.S. forces adequate to the defense of Korea would be maintained in order to net the continuing Communist menace in the Far. munique: -He avees with Park that normalization of relations between South- - Drell and Japan "would be of significant benefit to Korea, to Japan,' and to the general free world interest." , a U.S. military spokesman said Wednesday. spokesman said initial ,,,orts indicated that the government force lost 12 men East" wounded and 12 weapons. This indicated that there The rangers, whosentmber ,would--b- e no sharp reductionin was-ndisclosed, were movUS.' troop strength 'in .Korea. ing on trucks from the town of But the word "adequate" apLoc toward Chan Thanh peared to leave the door open farther south when they fell to some reduction.,-into the ambush,' the spokesRusk said France's recogninedy. man said. ,"We shall continue to stand tion of communist China, which guard on your side in Korea," backed North Korea in the war he said. "Thi. American people against South Kore a, .would of Saigon, ot has had n9 diplomatic ties with Tokyo since its liberation in 1945. Negotiations on a status of I ore es agreement governing Us troops in Korea have made good progress .and will be completed SOOn.. YoiiiihRio,t.t.'-Hif-lib).':.;::::,:'.'i-;- ' QP LOVE mum, 0 .. TRIPOLI, LIBYA (UPI)--Th- e ED ,, government issued an urgent call for order Wednesday after a series of youth riots which involved attacks on ,for' eign nationali Libyan MUM I ZAL allinital QflIL OAT t,ft Al EEDIES At least siX persons have been reported killed and 11 wounded in scattered clashes with police in which police fired On' mobs. Six police were wounded by g the rioters, the Italian news agency ANSA tit EM ;Prd ,t171- 2 HRONI S 1. RTHRITI CHINGIBACH .'$m 12:1 P BRUISE ENSION IN ERVOUS Walt 4 ;17rt 71.(r Z71, 'stone-throwin- ;53 7,11 - 1 1 ORENES 111 trl Bitiedtharch School ATLANTA White marched on city hall, made an since the protests began Satur- solid fuel rocket which gives the (UPI) Minuteman more To punch, longer Unable Reopen and Negro leaders meet today unsuccessful attempt to be day. range and greater accuracy. In an effort to solve a racial served at four segregated resNEW ORLEANS (UPI) -- - A Atlanta Restaurant AssoThe' new middle stage, which - ; dispute that has resulted in taurants and then marched to d, bombe racially Integrated ciation, in a meeting Tuesday has one thrust nozzle instead of picketing, mass arrests and the city jail to shout encouragechurch school charged Wednes' found on earlier versions, scattered incidents of violence ment to !jailed demonstrators. night, proposed that all eating four, day it was unable to reopen its There were four arrests 'rues- - establishments in the city ' be was flown on a tough trajectory facilities .because local authoridining the past four days. which created 200 persons closed for one' day if the dem- Tuesday higher ties had not issued a Tuesday, chanting Negro and repair perwhite civil rights demonstrators have been arrested and jailed onstrations continue. No action heating and put the rocket's mit diffito more a was taken on the plan immedi- guidance system Our Lady of Good Harbor Rocult test than usual.' ately. man Catholic Church School of Earlier Minutemen are steered 'Blames Leitdership was heavily dam562-To- n movable nozzles in the see- ,Ruras, La., by The Atlanta NAACP chapter aged by, the blast and fire last The pli4 stage, newmodOglia,th t a te-ntt ...... is guided by injection of a gas August. rathe day night.blaming city's 1:0-ato change cial situation on a "woeful lack into the thrust pattern - ' of leadership ron the part of direction. 650 Planned races." , continued from That Page peniu1aTheyshówedt1 both "We feel at any minute vioclouds below in brilliant relief. The nation already has about about The second stage separated lence of momentous proportions 350 Minutemen stationed about 400 miles up. ' from the massive can erupt," the statement said. the countg in underground silos smoothly Scientists also said that, un- ,,te ignited about 48 miles "It seems to us that the pres- and 650 More are planned. Each der good viewing conditions, the booster, - ent crisis would be minimized is above earth and sent the satelof , toward - Iseeond stage bould probably le lite ingingon Its way.' - ' if the Problems' had been ap- an capable tostreaking 6,000 miles away enemy up -- ; ' seen a bright star in the sky Television could proached lbjectively by leaders on 32 seconds' notice. viewers . ' as it circled the globe. . of both races instead of revertclearly see separation. told the House - However y- the second stage ,It fas a spectacular depar- - ing by default to the Ku Klux McNamara Armed Service s. Committee 7 wu not expected to remain in tire. The rocket rose with Klan and a militant group of Monday that his long-terplans orbit for more than a few days., Ten sec- - young people whose main inter-creslowness. agonizing call for phasing out 128 liquid An attempt to launch the Sat-- , whose now' and before is had 'freedom est onds it by fueled ICBMs, while increasing , urn-- I Monday forced a two-da- y main asset is street demonstra- the cleared the top of its to when someone range and accuracy of the forgot delay ' e tower. dons." Minuteman. 'pull a plug ill an oxygen line. As e' demonstrations-bswept Tuesday's themightyroar He said it costs about $1 milToday, a launch delay- of one across the the Saturn-- 1 gan with a march of about 75 lion a year to maintain liquid hour and 13 minutes was re- - acceleratedbeaches, . into the blue sky. Negroes and a few whites on s such at Atlas and quired because of radio inter- - .Fifteen seconds after liftoff the ,,,, ,eity ball. ference in the Cape Kennedy Titan but only $100,000 a types stivoloAl esiserste slow The a rocket ,"freedom graceful group sang - began -- - area. Scientists feared it might . ' for about an lour, then year per Minuteman. filt me songs'l interfere with radio commands The .., flight of what trooped upstairs to the office to the rocket, particularly the ,i i..74 President of Mayor Ivan Allen Jr. They Kanthe late Kennedy mechanism n3 tlestrcY the roc- - billed as the world's largest waited outside the mayor's ofif it veered off course. and mightiest rocket seemed fice while he conferred with Kills 1, 2 "Everything looks ,normal '" near perfect. Pouring out an Prathla Han, one of their leadthe federal space agency Isaid (UPI)--ManKAN. ley ENCE, trail as long as a foot- - ers. in the first seconds of the flight exhaust 58, Torrington, , Miss Ball of the Glen tore through the - Allen-to- ld Pictures from the television Wyo., died Monday night of white and bf of maximum Negro' dynamic region meeting camera aboard the rocket flash- the forces ex-- leaders scheduled for today and burns suffered in a fire Jan. ed back pictures of the Florida pressure, 18 at a hotel here. rocket assured her that her group, the erted on the Officers said the fire apparCoordinatwere at their greatest. Student broke out in Mitchell's ently 15 miles ing Committee (SNCC), could Five miles, 10 miles, room on the second floor of the - be and still the Satum-- 1 flew represented. y structure. erringly. Other Racial.Detelopments Two other persons were inafter liftoff, the minutes - Miss.t-- A Continued from First Five Chance Page Jackson,jured in the blaze. space agency said, "Everything Court judge was scheduled to terrorists who were looking for in normal." ADVIRTISIMINT hear a plea from city officials me.", The second stage engines a for injunipermanent The terrorists are called were to burn nearly eight min- today tion tarring racial demonstra"Mttlensts," or "Jeunesse," at-- utes to put the stage into orbit. tions Eirmer Congo tertheir , When an announcement came Baton Rouge, La.-t- Capt. Leseducation minister PierreMulele, through of the successful A FAMILY,AFFAIR , lie C.,,Font of the Baton Rouge trained the Com- - tion of the secondstage, a stormentin g Fidgeting, $10,filed a rectal itch are often telltale signs of mist Chinese. The terrorists loud mar of cheers went up in police department 000 damage suit against the that medparasites .ugly have sworn to kill all mission- - the Saturn blockhouse among ical experts say infest 1 out of every 11AACRIorinjuriesherece1ved aries but Miss.,Ferrel is the examined. Entire families technicians during-a-raci- alpersons ite demonstration may be victims and not know IL first-whwoman known to who had worked for months to last To get rid of summer. they must have been killed by them. be killed in the large intestine where put the rocket into space. live N. iiid Ten was That's C.: t carried on a bicycle "I multiply. perthey exactly Chapel Hifi, PW tabletedo and to safety," Miss Hege went on. sons were arrested during a sit-i- n what Jayne's how they do It: here's On Model Lost: restaurant. 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