Show 7 : m1AL - 41 yriboneWednecday 1M7 April CampaitinTRider - l Action! e Survives-Senat- - knock out all riders from the WASHINGTON (AP) — Sen Russell B Long's effort to tax bill except that to repeal knock out of a tax bill a rider 'the campaign financing plan to repealltis presidential crtm:Detnocratic Leader of Montana author paign financing plan survived of the successful motion had Senate action Tuesday The effect at the end of a told the Senate he wanted to of parliamentary maneu- - alter it to knock out the re- vering was to leave as the pealer also but felt he could not do so because of binding pending business Wednesday the motion by the Louisiana commitments Democrat And that's just Makes Motion about where the Senate has The technical Pftect of this been stymied for a month motion was to send the bill to Follows Vote the Finance Committee and This victory for the plan's return it to the Senate advocates came after the Sen- - diately with only the one rider had voted ri3 to 23 to let r 1410 the committee dia'uiman and assistant Democrat ic leader moved immediately strikethe repealerlframitut Long " Miki ! p 4 - it! J v Ulu-tie- mrroirt1 bill - J Williams cosponsor of the pealer sought tti- kill Long's motion with his own motion to table the Louisiana senator's move But Williams lost 43 to 41 leaving Long's motion as the pending business Sen Albert Gore chief sponsor of the repealer blocked any more votes Tuese day saying the absentee uation favored Long John Sen (rtDel) - 1 '4 re-da-y r 4 41pili-1- 1 4 Mt sit-at- -- I' - 1 4 e1 7 44 e" f " 2 - Includes 70" dresser 32'544" rectangular mirror not shown headboard and 1 I —Associated Press Wirer 4 possibility of reprisals testifies at Senate committee hearing on crime ESPERANTO BEDROOM GROUPS! t h47:17A:7 Washington woman business operator who wore the hood to fend off SAVINGS ON t If Hooded 0 1 1 p (A 4 k at 41 - Regularly $68600 Mntching 5cirower chest REGULAR $28500 now 11:1 :24-1- Store Owner Aussie Tells- Tale— right stand 11' — 111 :s - SO full-siz- e on casters 24900 C I Describes - Haiphong Aide Claims Raids Maim Civilians Crime Fears A WASHINGTON (AP) hooded woman witness wringing her hands in her lap told Tuesday of operating her northwest Washington clothing store in daily fear of personal harm and robbery The witness her identity shielded by a black hood covering her head told the Senate Small Business Commit 1 rill 1 r 4 4tr---$ ZI11 I e44 1 ok 11 I 4— tl ) - a small engineering plant where power was artifically cut off Within 12 minutes lathes planers borers and polishing machines had been switched to emergency foot treadle devises and producontinued ction through changed gear relationships In Hanol's exhibition of textile machinery spinning Editor's ' Note—This dispatch was filed to lisse Associated Press bi an Austratin Wilfred evrchert writer who hes had Vol cormecIn the Communists lions With Vietnam Korea and Germany' It in View of the fact I$ Presented rthe AP hen been unable so far to :receive Hanors permission for Its to cover the own correspondents news there By Wilfred Burchett HANOI NORTH VIETNAM carding machines Last Thursday's raid on Haiphong was officially described here as an "extremely serious new step in escal(AP) — local timber including frames and cogwheels which work on electric power but in which can be switched three minutes to treadle operation 'rho looms turn out a fourth less with treadles of atine The raid was the heaviest yet against the major city Mayor Le Duo Haiphong Thinh told me planes came in two waves from 7th Fleet car only 30 miles offshore A4Ds and Alla Thirty-seve— the latter claimed to be a new Navy plane — attacked 20 industrial targets and Locate Industry At Hanoi's ministry of light Industry I was told that in the northwest part of the country industry is being located at 3000 streams with falls sufficient to install small hydropower plants of 50 100 and 290 kilowatts power for small Industry and upward of 3000 kilowatts for regional Industry Villagers themselves build the smaller plants with Hanoi-buil- t turbines n builtup areas in a action between 10 and 11 A second wave am pm at 3:15 bit the same targets in a lien Oct longer attack and caused rescue Casualties among workers - Claims 44 Killed nealation Mayor Thinh claimed 44 were killed and 117 injured by the first count I visited the C z e Friendship the city's biggest Hospital and counted 73 wounded Dr Nguyen Ming Tam the director said 13 others died en route to the hospital or immediately after admittance Of the total dead 25 were children under 15 Of the wounded I counted 65 were women and children mostly wounded by pellets from basebaI fragmentation bombs The mayor said at least 70 were 1000 and T: - dropped 50 "mother" canisters each of which discharges 300 pellet-- f fragmentation bombs Twenty bullpup sties and hundreds of rockets were fired tiled Darkens City? The destruction was considerable A Saigon communique stated two power stations were the main targets and that reconnaissance planes re- ported Haiphong was in total darkness after the raid This was incorrect Street and house lighting was nor rnal with no restrictions when I visited Haiphong a few hours after the raid The only blackouts that night and the following night were when alerts sounded the approach of and weaving are entirely made Follows Leading officials here are President unimpressed by Johnson's statistics that the United States has made 41 and four peace initiatives bombing pauses in hopes of generating peace talks "Our experience" said a "is foreign office spokesman that every time there is a spate of peace offers it N fol lowed by new steps in escala- tion" — The following day brought the heaviest bombing yet of Haiphong with the US Salcommand g o n admitting bombing power plants inside city Hanoi's reaction was "I told you so7 i I '— Continued From rage One 4 1"' ' OrI: ' low ' V34:At '' 4i ' II li n r s11 AA h "NA ': '' '' 4---' 7' 'peo1- --A' k C' The woman who wore a black dress which with the hood presented an eerie pieture appeared to be in her early 50s She was one of several Washington small business operators called to test-ic- y W-- 4 t ' ol V 13 t idA-- 1 kS1 r ' Kt t::: at Eerie Picture Asked by committee chairm a n - Georg e Smothers why she chose to wear the hood she provided testimony on the impact of crime on small business the woman -- tV t exciting savings 0 n this exciting furniture! 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