Show - ramEWMn0111111111MIMEIMMMIlmonmonnon - I I ot rtio010 (1116Sitte-t- t I P)1 '2 ("!r1 !0 (71111) b t4 3 71 014 Aow 1111 C 771 C1q- " : A1 Not ifeA No 131 trj 12ii s i 44 — 41 4 e I - t 4- 4 e to s : inov 100 4 cCA 1 Ar-- v (APk---:- I 4 tom e- - rg L: l!vl 'tJ s f tt Al r Tout" tSif t'n!!eNj liuttuto !tot I Jy said I! t trillrq hae r"ert triA"11 ritneTt the hACI to this and the Sr 01 Ire 'v4 trturri aunt liarms the wag bikPli Karts 011 Aug- - X and Utl!rel Staten Ile to bring in LO tlirrwA heid in the Salfird 11041 16 al Chillum on Aug the wt' strx re-- - Belvotr otruka'ie taken 19 and Ad at inin rustridy in Ii being held at Ft e4 1 4 7 4 sae - st 1 George G 1kleade In tieuttliet the ity ChArrell tgititAt Safford tile Pentagon ta Ri between March 1(ka and August 19177 tae conspired with lams Poperv and others in Washington and elnewhere to obtain intormi firm relating to LS national defense It said Salford knew at ttie time that would be (delivered to such the reprebentative of a foreign government" The charge against Parris Is that between February 1911 and August 1967 at and else- Neptune NJ Freeplet NY where he conspired with Safford Popov rrycv and others to obtain informatkal relating to national &Jenne knowing It would be delivered to I representative of a foreign government i) Sniper - i ' : : - se as 'iIt----- ' a ‘ : th Pita 4""444 An'' "4 Nall Forty after he 44111 It unnrrt by an Iper at an Arlington Va parking kit Rockwell w an in car US Nazi Leader KillS athletically built Rockwell tat Oficial Mid lie thad just left his dirty clothes at I tom operated automatic laundry About 45 minutes later Patrolman Emelt R Davis arrested Patter at a street corner bus atop about mile from the shooting scene Police would not say whether the weapon presumably a rifle was found 7 groes and Jewa 7 was Itt gunned down k'ilLi4 r in his car outside Jobs Faller launa dry in a small shopping center across the 'street from the party's headquarters in trying to avoid two score newsmen and a crowd of bystanders An officer armed with a shotgun was stationed atop the building and a squad of policemen IVEt3 deployed at the door Marine Corps records show that t 40 L' S !Lire ta41tbag 1 4e4e to tie Cincrnurivo tiefluied seasgsei memtir Namara is S)toingto tary si1ta-ate-- j 40 a i e''''''''s----- :- 144- S - ) 11-- 4 e Another of the charges against Safford is that on June 18 1914 he stole a US Treasury check of 82407678 the this Washingtburb property of Air Products and Chemicals Within an hour police arrested John Inc 29 a former Marine who until Patter adan said was His Job the Pentagon early this year was a Nazi captain — ministrative supervisor in the Army fourth ranking party official Strategic Communications Command at Ile was Jailed bail set at S50000 Su Wand Md pending a court appearance Monday The announcement said on Dec 8 at the Suit land base Safford solicited RoActive in Party I Years bert A Cook to photograph Items of milwas It reported that Fader had been itary equipment at the US Army Strateactive in the party for about six years gic Communications Command Facility After he and Rockwell quarreled about in the Lynn building in Roslyn Va undisclosed points in party policy this directly across the Potomac River from spring this report said Patter was Washington kicked out of the party Police Inspector On June 3 the government charges Walter E Bell said Patter left the party Safford received from Popov a photroll-over camographic device known as a said Patler is an artist era at or near the Fairfax Restaurant at whoAcquaintances had done illustrations for the party's Alabama and Pennsylvania avenues in magazine Police said he Is married Washington and a student who ''didn't unemployed SafFurther the announcement said where he was studying" They gave say ford on June 24 delivered to Popov at the an Arlington address for him Hillandale Md Shopping Center a packRockwell was hit in the head and age of unidentified documents chest by two bullets which pierced the Safford On June 29 the charge said of his 1958 model blueanwindshield attempted to deliver to Popov a package d-white He apparently died car of unidentified documents near the Palmhis body toppling from the Instantly er Park Shopping Center also In Marycar's right door partly onto the parking land lot 4 ' ) : st ' - - e 's ei sa 4 iii:47 s'''' 1 i'1N e)tri ' il sr a (11ta ‘1--4- ' S lk 4!)"i- l Patler -- !' 4s is 4 :vitt 'To - t 0' a"' t '01440rii0 is'S' 1 s 1l'ii ietaiii l( a °I ' -- -- January 1 ' '1 '''s) ''10 ot the a eel (1) M 3 The a irt) ) that retorted i'n!tel Is lo eat the 1:istre halo States rlicy In as the ftrtt sitnoma t' pretent a strong clefenNe ot almir—attai non bombing poticy before the subcommittee The group headed by Sen Jobn Stennia (I) MIAs ) began bearings on the subril Aug 9 Other villnewl have been ('en f:arie G Wheeler rhatrrnan ot the )out chiefs of staff Adm US Grant Sharp over-alGen US commaniler in the Pacific John Pi NIcConnelL chief of staff of the Air Force and Adm l'hornas H Moorer chief of naval operation& Sees Opinion Difference Ilk Symington said McNamara's presentation differed with the sworn testimony of every military leader who had tesn- fled Stennis another advocate of increased bombing said after the hearing that the oncoming monsoon season in northeast Vietnam means it sill be difficult in a few months to hit targets spared so far "Whatever additional targets art be hit noon" Stennis The hearing was behind closed doors The subcommittee released copies of McNamara' s opening statement but his testimony under questioning like that of all other witnesses must be reviewed for tiecurity censorship before release ' 'i l ' if' 04 c r S in the Bronx shed NY on COMING SUNDAY Don't Overlook took Good-Gu- y Atoms Section A Fall Fashions Paint the Landscape Zilbunt— ot Rap Brown Gets MA to Travel - ancoce - 9 Today's Chuckle e 't r 1 :'- oro N :117ies"-'- I : a ':' 0 a" pLisii41'44-- re!t ti 0 I Itel ciittAt ::44bredriles"ealt " rI el!dar a 10 itaa lawal- itakoais intrr- r-a- tvle ef I"' m'f' tr"41it'' - t 1116i 11 thr alai ver'30 '141 1114 itel ocrr11 yr!' e tyel to In1 al loiktIntt tt!eIrt L:dry o! tee" tart taei:t to tot aerrti 4 i::ttlapit1reitaattLaelyt fel- ael t I t ea c4 tta ia- - f iie t ' 4' :A art gf:: ao”: tervtlat eta a s se Lae ' ke !I - onastoil of tatrgrl WW1TKIA at urryrnt I retard Iuig I Column I Air War Inten‘ifiea 1152s Hammer DMZ Reds in Raid Reprisals SAIGON (AP) — 13' S IZ2 bombers struck three times Friday at Communist holdirgs within the Dernilitarize4 Zone In a swift follrewup to a FAd attack that killed eight American Martnes and wounded M lust south of the butter strip Revived ground action below the DMZ was among Indications that Communist fortes In the area may be getting set to try spin for conquegt or the northern province of Quang Tri renewing a battle pattern that milked the early summPr Five Hour Fight A US Air Force Thunderchief and Its pilot were lost The Thunderchief was the 13th plane and the pilot the 19th crewman forfeited since Monday in the drive to wreck North Vietnamese war bases and supply lines The announced toll in planes rose to 660 Further losses could make this the worst week of the war for American aircraft north of the border Fifteen planes were lost in one week last August and 15 3 others in the week of May There were no reports of clashes with MIG interceptors Thursday and pilots said antiaircraft fire and surface-to-a- ir missile opposition were somewhat lighter than earlier in the week Targets hit included rail lines north of Hanoi the naval base at Port Waliut and an auxiliary airfield at Kep Ha 17-2- LBJ Blames Viet War Expenses four-tenth- five-minu- - ::1 -- tl :T1:: Cost of Living Takes Sharp Rise arrived 9- 111 13th For Week ' ficers said St Louis Quads Delight Parents Doctor Too! - Itt op - i basic training at Parris Island SC and was stationed at Camp Lejeune NC before being discharged at the Quantico VS Marine base Police would not say whether Patler had made a statement With him during questioning was an attorney Mrs Helen Lane who was hired by Patler's wife ofHe ' a '' North Vietnamese regulars struck the Marines near Camp Carroll an artillery before dawn US planes helped the defenders strafing and bombing the raiders by the light of parachute flares The US Command said eight of the enemy were found dead after the five-hofight The heightened pace of the air war against North Vietnam was reflected In Bombing Just Supplement both the pilots' bomb damage reports In his statement McNamara emphaand a rising toll In planes sized as he had in the p astthat the air US squadrons drove deep into the war in the North is a supplement to enemy heartland Thursday bombing rail not a substitute for it and military targets within 18 miles of Even with a greater bombing effort McNamara said "we would still have to Red China though thunderstorms covered much of the country There were prove nbyangroi?sundsogpgerretstiloonns in the South 152 missions thatt day which could mean not could that 500 to 600 jets were In action succeed Rockwell's body was taken to the morgue of an Arlington hospital The shooting scene is in a Washington Section W —Associated Press Wireehole 10 miles from the capital suburb some The shots were fired shortly before Accusations Against Harris The little shopping center known as Do- -- -- Zht George Lincoln Rockwell noon from a roof some 25 feet Salt fake minion Hilll is across the busy highway to in Death Auto Shot The specifications against Hair's were Ono of America' Greta Newpapers from where the tall dark from the old frame house that served as that: ' Rockwell's home — and the barracks of —On February 10 he requested Wihis "troopers" to put lliam K Fletcher in Neptune A grandmother Mrs Ruby him in contact with an agent of the W was in the automatic Pierce said she Service Soviet Intelligence laundry just before noon when "a tall —On April 29 in Neptune he received charming man" came in and talked from Popov instructions for meeting with about which washing machine to use foreign agents "He put his clothes in the washer and —On May 27 he met at Freeport his detergent in and then he said '1 put NY with Kireyev something' I think he said '1 forforgot By Neil Gilbride The Pentagon declined to give out any MO isolettes LOUIS In The as were St (AP)—Quadruplet placed quads bleach' " got my beidentification on Cook or Fletcher except a Associated complications 18 Press Writer 13 against a precaution pounds healthy boys weighing Then she said Rockwell went outabout one month toldentify Cook as a soldier ounces i side She heard the sound of an automoWASHINGTON — The sharpest rise in did not seem to be woman already the tite bile collision—and when she next saw 'living costs in nine months was reported worried mother of six small children Rockwell he was dead by the government Friday strengthening Dr Nicholas A Correnti the attendWonderful Screaming Babies A real estate man J W Hancock President Johnson's argument for a tax Ing physician said Mrs Richard Fahrentold newsmen he heard two shots—then hike to short circuit the threat of infla- They're just a bunch of wonderful krog and her four boys were in good consound of running footsteps across the tion the screaming kids declared Dr Correnti dition roof of the center Rockwell's car he Typical family living costs went up father the excited than more outwardly The father a s electrical enof one per cent In July be- continued aftersaid feet the several cute I had them put in "They look so cause of higher prices for food housing gineer was overjoyed by the advent of the incubators just as a precautionary gunshots and strucka parked auto NEW YORK (AP)--federal judge four boys even though he knew as far measure transportation and medical care the Man Leaps From Roof They're doing fine Their extended bail bond limits for H Rap back as June he would be presented with Labor Department said said he terrific" are Fahrenkrog weights When he reached the scene H Brown at a hearing Friday to permit the quads rise meant - Americans had to his of the was delighted performance by said Rockwell was lying on his back in spend about a half-cemilitant chairman of the Student Nonvmore on every who wife Ruth normally weighs Two Sets of Twins? iolent Coordinating Committee to keep the lot bleeding slightly from the chest dollar for the necessities and a few of the 108 pounds — luxuries of life— speaking engagements outside the court's - Officials at DePaW Hospital said It The Fahrenkrogs have three boys and eawound in the a James barber two-- -The increase boosted - the- - Consumer be the 6 etumnings jurisdiction Deborah Rick three girls at home appeared quads actually may Brown was free on bail of $15000 sets of twins but this could not be conKaren 6 Craig 5 Brenda 4 and shopping center said he saw a man leap Price Index to 1165 Thus it took $1165 to pay for items that cost $10 in the I from the south roof of the row of shops Kevin 17 months resulting from his arrest for allegedly firmed until further examination ' 1957-5tHe gave chase but lost him base period carrying a carbine on interstate flights Dr: Correnti said the first of the Several persons however gave Ar- while under a Cambridge McL indicrecord high average paychecks 5 1:03 was Despite born am at weighing quads tment lington police descriptions of the man of $10214 a week for 4512' million work- pounds two ounces The other three Brown's attorney William Kunstler they said was the sniper On the basis of eri the rise in living costs and increased were delivered within a span those descriptions Arlington policemen waived an afternoon hearing on the fedSocial Security taxes kept their pur- - s at 1:42 1:45 and 1:47 They weighed 4 eral charge Another hearing was sched 7 ounces 4 Pounds 3 ounces and Nothing makes you more tolerant of a cruising in a squad car picked the man chasing power 77 cents a week below a pounds tiled Svt 13 in New Orleans rage I Column S year ago 5 pounds 1 ounce respectively neighbor's part than being There NJ il I tirat were- consittently Mr t taugtee tiflorl'hrt Victnam MeNatrutra Marine Corps Record : - enlisted March 11 1958 under the name of John for reasons Patsalo of unsuitability under honorable conditions on July 6 1960 A Marine Corps spokesman declined to define what "reameant in this case sons of under honorable But by unsugitability" conditions he retainged veterans' privileges Ills home address at the time of his enlistment was listed as 2532 Yates Ave the Bronx and his wife was listed as Erica Von Grundlach 2208 Gunther Ave the Bronx e kw should Rockwell whose so' ea Tr one-hal- rted - -- n rtlaV "re I'' !' et l Patier a stnicky i wore a yellow with dark vay hair striped shirt open at the collar as he wan his hands led Into the polire station manacled behind him "I haven't done anything!" he shouted "This is a nightmare!" "Who are you?" a newsman asked as officers hurried Patter into the building 'I am everybody" Patter replied Protected During Jail Mole About three hours later officers used 0 A it atkit1 get out of Seesaen at tse 11411tet peeatae riti)e and NI VA tot 10NiAe ea ea tee a use e o h t at rItsc!1 ttsee stetaci apteor ro (hine tat ary true siiieleaa' In V'1 III at Proponent If ttorobang i 4 - I (1 'C leader of the Badmen small but noisy American Nazi Party was stain by a toot sniper Friday Po- if' r lice arrested an 0--party offi- It charged nt 'Or- Pf sl him with murder - Sef k Military Photographs - 4 ExAide By Joseph E Mohbat Aesociated Preto Writer ARLINGTON VA — George Lincoln intact-natio- ta a ii!"tpe t Vett-it:1- 4Nommittee - a! 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Z'1 1711: 4-- of-- p I at I'l - t1 Cr t - President Johnson in asking Congress to levy a 10 per cent surcharge on individual and corporate income taxes said without the increase the federal budget would run as much as 29 billion dollars in the red and cause "a spiral of ruinous inflation which could rob the poor the elderly the millions with fixed income" President Johnson said the high cost of the war in Vietnam was largely responsible "A deficit of that size poses a clear and present danger to America's security and economic health" Mr Johnson said in his tax request earlier this month — On the Inside Business Churches Comics Classified Editorials Foreign National - Page 0-6-- 7 B-- 2 C-2- -3 15 A-1- 4 A-6A-1- -5 Obituaries Society Sports Star Gazer Television Theaters Washington I 4 4 ' a ' r: V Sc r 41V 1 "adi - 2' : i'' v 01) kl - Page C- D-1--8 1C-- 2 B-- 3 A-2- a t 1 1 'A 1 |