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Show ii 2A DESERET NEWS, Saturday, 17, May ranwrti wt0 i 1969 t ri uni Blub, Blub, Unsink np frl- " V , The ( r ' W - ' i ' .rjjh ' tM mnnLj - " v.'t-'U- t v? LvS ? 3ii, urr'S,z&' T r fWfrs' Itf tMLtsrv,' -WV. r:t. 7' tv I" j ijTyfl kc ';' fLtri tb Erupts In South Riot b Francisco Bay under of water. r;""- 1 V BURLINGTON, NC. (UFD One Negro youth was shot to death and two others wounded today in a surge of street violence in this North Carolina town, home of the worlds largest textile firm. ?1 feet The trouble stemmed from a festering controversy over failure of an integrated high school to elect Negro cheerleaders, and finally exploded in a wild night of sniping, and firebombings looting, rock throwing. The USS Guittaro, an attack submarine undergoing final fittings at Mare Island shipyard, sank to the bottom of the bay in five minutes Thursday night as water poured into the forward compart- ment. 'YW?' r. r t j WORLD DATELINES ff'v i.'jf Frank-enberge- r, Strike Looms California Disorder Quelled iy Bayonets In Chicago By Teachers Nixon Taking Pains In riot-read- y Court Move g. war-relate- ot war-relate- FBI Arrests Pair In $10,000 Kidnap Town Says NoToTrash y three-memb- 2-- ago today. Miss Jenkins, of Waterloo, Iowa, was freed last Tuesday and reported in a state of shocjc as a result of her three-da-y ordeal. ifer father, Richard T. .12 Jenkins, already has handed the ransom money iu cash to a woman in a moving taxi on Monday evening to secure her release. FBI officials did not say whether any of the money was recovered when the sus-e c t s were apprehended shortly after 3 a m. at a hotel in Petersbuig Dull and Miss Spriggs were registered as Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Collins, the FBI reported, adding that Dull was armed with a revolver but offered no resistance. They were taken to Richmond, about 25 miles away, for arraignment befoie a U.S. commissionti . The FBI had honored a request from Miss Jenkins father to stay out of the case until his daughter had been freed but two complaints were issued later in Baltimore. p V Flight Plan Highlights Continued from First Page orbit ranging from 69 to 195 miles high and again at 9 p.m. to circularize the orbit at a 69 mile altitude. Crew tests in begins navigation lunar orbit and photographing lunar features. Ceinan climbs tunnel through into LEM for wto hours to check s stems especially and com munications unstow equipment. crawl-throug- h Thursday, May ,22 Cernan and Stafford transfer into LEM shortly before noon, check svstems and separate LEM from command ship, piloted alone by Young, e color at 3 pm. telecast from command ship at 3 01 p m. to show LEM forLEM pilots mation flying trigger small maneuvering rockets to fly two miles away from mothi'i ship, then return near Young again before firing LEM's braking rocket to descend to nine miles above Apollo Us intended landing Five-minut- i site in Sea of Tranquility and achieve maximum command separation from ship. LEM engine fired again at 5:35 pm. to allow command ship to pass and overtake LEM. Another LEM en- Saturday, May 24 e gine triggered at 7:32 p.m. to simulate how the landing craft would blast off from the moon. Maneuvering rockets fired to complete rendezvous. Docking at 11:09 p.m., followed by Stafford and Cernan returning to command ship. Friday, May 23 LEM jettisoned a m. Numerous navigatests ar.d photography planned later in the day. :23 tion Forty-minut- e telecast at 7:08 p m. showing views of moon, earth, astronauts. Main command ship engine fired at 6:09 a.m. for three minutes to kick Apollo 10 out of lunar orbit for return trip to earth. Only black and white telecast at 6:33 a.m. to show view of receding moon. Color telecast at 9:23 pm. showing views of moon and earth. Midcourse correction bum at 9:09, if needed. Sunday, May 2S Quiet day for crew to rest for Some navigation tests and photography. Midcourse correction bum at 9:39 p m , if needed. unmanned from command ship and LEM engine fired to hurl LEM toward an orbit around the sun. Event to be shown on color telecast beginning at 1 Peru Releases U.S. Tuna Boat .irly,r';:l : a?s Monday, May 26 color telecast at showing views of earth prior to splashdown. Command ship Ten-minu- 7 :38 a m. earth's atmosphere at 12:39 p ni over Pacific, parachuting to a landing at 12:54 p.m. about 400 miles east of Pago Pago, Tutuila, in American Samoa. School Fires Heart Medic (UPI) the HOUSTON mingo Liotta, Dr. Do- Argentine-ber- Police said Leon Mebane, about 16, was caught in a cross fire and was shot to while death A looting. woman, Evelyn C. Richmond, was wounded in the hip in front of a liquor store, and another man, D. Everett Phillips, was hit by a bullet on the right forefinger while walking along a street. "Why does this finger keep forgettin' to grow as much as the rest?" There were no injuries as 20 workmen scrambled to safety. They were unable to close watertight doors because of construction work. About 10 fept of conning tower remains above water. Navy divers and tugboats se- cured the cigar-shap- e vessel Friday. The salvage operation will jl ' be so complex that the Navy , i V"W Friday flew in their supervi' : f, m 3j.ii sor of salvage for the entire Pacific, Com. J. B. Orem, 5 from Pearl Harbor. K I . , u1,". f rfyA Rear Adm. Norbert Mf' ! K it-'.- . commander of the . ?, ,.. I San Francisco Bay naval AP Wirt Ph lotos shipyards, said that when we are satisfied we have taken California national guardsmen make a point with bayonets as they movo against student rioters at Berkeley. care of the stability we will start pumping or blowing with air. STANFORD, BERKELEY He explained that the greatest problem was to keep the 4,649-to- n vessel from rolling o ve r during refloating attempts. The Navy could give no esti: mate of water damage to the s u bs complex electronic equipment, although a spokesCHICAGO (AP) Gov. Richard B. Ogilvie Invited the man said the figure could run into the millions. leaders of the Chicago TeachHe said hte subs nuclear Union ers to meet with over a university today Anderson said the institute owned By Associated Press vacant lot which the young intends to prosecute those him Monday in Springfield in reactor was not aboard and An attempted Invasion of there is no danger of nuclear involved and said more would an effort to prevent a teachpeople took over last month the Stanford Research Insticontamination. ers strike set for May 22. and made into a peoples be arrested based on phototute by peace protestors and when Trouble evidence. teleThe governor sent a began graphic new clashes over the park. the university, which plans to Meanwhile in Los Angeles a gram to John E. Desmond, in Park Peoples Berkeley use the site as an athletic chanting crowd of 500 UCLA president of the CTU whose kept the focus of campus disstudents disrupted a Board of membership voted Friday field, ordered the park buildsent in California. ers off. Regents meeting where the 10,944 to 5,438 for the strike NaPolice and board voted unanimously to against the In centered action, citys public Fridays tional Guardsmen patroled an support the Berkeley adminis- schools. on the camat Plaza Sprcul block area near the tration in clearing the park. and 50 Ogilvie asked Desmond and Berkeley campus qf the Uni- pus, guardsmen broke high-a There were two arrests. way patrolmen of the union execumembers up of California to mainGov. Ronald Reagan emerged versity tain peace after two bloody burgeoning rally. Some tear from the meeting only after a tive committee to meet with him to clarify the situation. clashes with students and gas was sprayed and five line of more than 100 policedemonstrators clubbed. WASHINGTON (UPI) -Pother young people. The governor said, The men cleared the jeering stuAt Stanford, Charles A. Ancrisis involving the Chicago resident Nixon considers his Guardsmen with fixed bayb-net- s dents from the entrance. choice of Supreme Court sucIn New York officials of the schools Is a matter of vital backed highway patrol- derson, president of SRI, said cessors to Warren and was state university damage men Friday in breaking up a "extensive at Stony concern to all of us. Every Abe Fortas Earl the most imporInflicted on the institutes to must said effort be made Brook prefprbidden protest rally the they will punish tant decision of his career, Hanover Street center during several of the 50 radical stuvent the unnecessary disoutgrowth of Thursdays gunaccording to the White House. Fridays attempted invasion dents who interrupted meetshot and tear-ga- s classroom filled riot-iof ruption activity Presidential Press Secretary d to protest ings, cut telephone lines and and to reach a solution which Ronald L. Ziegler says Nixon Twelve of the 53 persons research. battered doors. will guarantee quality educato take his time before intends crowd Police broke the The remained students, identified by a tion iiijured Thursday for every child in uj appointing replacements for Illinois. hospitalized today. Of the by using tear gas and smoke school spokesman as memwho resigned ThursFortas, bird-sh16 30 arrested of the and bers hit for were Students a bombs, perinjured, by CTU officials were not Warand the day, 20 were windows Democratic Society, were pro- available to comment on the blasts fired by sheriffs sons. About down is who stepping ren, d research. testing deputies and police. Five broken including one in unitelegram. after 16 years as chief justice were hit by rifle bullets. versity president Kenneth S. A court order was obtained Friwhen told the court adjourns next Desmond newsmen I The Berkeley violence is Pitzers office. against further disruptions. day, after the ballots were month. Ziegler said Friday the counted, that the vote shows the teachers feel its time to nominations were not going to be made hastily or under any make a change. deadline and added that the Desmond added, Our doors are open for talks with the President might send them to school board. As yet, no talks the Senate simultaneously. As Nixon began what Ziehave been scheduled, but described as thorough gler is there still time. consideration and study of WYOCENA, WIS. (UPI) -Desmond said the picketing the Supreme Court situation, The warrants specirfically This Columbia County town of committee will meet PETERSBURG, VA. (UPI) today to he received his first unsolicitMiss two Dull and charged FBI agents arrested 844 persons, promoting itself organize the picket lines in ed advice from members of 523 public front of persons here early today on Spriggs with demanding ranas haven a for fishermen, has schools Chicagos a som through the use of interand the board of edu- Congress. charges of kidnapping Republican National Chair22-ear-ol- d University pf state communications for the spumed a lucrative opportuni- cation. man holdto of Rogers C. B. Morton, a safe be the return burial and coed for ty kidnap ground Pennsylvania The strike was approved that a prospecacknowledging found If guilty, the Milwaukee County's garbage. several weeks ing her hostage for tluee days victim. ago by the tive nominees politic ought facould be setnenced to a financier coupte until week her last Sure the money was unions ruling body, its House to be pretty well down the ther paid $10,000 in ransom. maximum of 20 years In prisof Representatives. his when considering list tempting, said Town ChairThe arrests were announced on and a $5,000 fine. Mayor Richard J. Daley has qualifications, expressed hope man but Wayne Brenneman, In addition to the federal offered to mediate. by Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchthat the President would give nobodv would want to vacation ell in Washington, about 125 charges, the two suspects in Asked whether he thought priority to Republicans. U.S.A.. Garbageland, were indicted Friday by a miles northwest of this souththe teachers would actually If you have three or four The Baltimore grand jury on 14 town ern Virginia town. names on the list and you are go on strike, Desmond anboard voted, charges, kidnap, including FBI Director J. Edgar Hooagainst a swered, The future will hold looking for the right credenver identified the individuals rape, larceny and perverted $50,000-a-yea- r proposal of that answer, the decision tials, said the Maryland conAcme Dispotal Service Corp. arrested as Edward Lee Dull, practices. making will come later. gressman, Id look for the 39, and Alvina Marie Spriggs, label after his name . . . 21, both of whom were said to thats the name of the game. be living in Baltimore when This is an opportunity and we kidnapped allegedly ought to take it. they Anne Kathryn Jenkins a week w- RaCg gsyg VALLEJO. CALIF. (UPI) Navy salvage experts today hoped to start pumping 1,300 tons of seawater out of a $50 million atomic submarine sitting on the bottom of San Svt 4 A-Su- by Bil Keane CIRCUS FAMILY n prolessor of surgery whose research culminated in the first artificial heart ever to be implanted in a human, has been fired from the Baylor College of Medicine. The National Heart Institute said Friday Liotta, the designer of the heart implanted in Haskel Karp of Sttokie, 11!., from the w?s released schools heart program for violating federal ground rules for the use of the plastic and dacron heart. The institute said Cooley failed to consult Baylors committee for human investigation before the operation. The committee established requiting all guidelines human experimental devices be approved by the group before being used in clinical operations. LIMA, PERU (UPI) - The an American tuna boat skipper paid for his release from Peruvian custody entitled him today to fish inlimit. He side Perns $21,000 200-mi- le did. Nick Trutanichs tvna clipper, the Western King, was the fourth American fishing boat Peru has captured this Gov. Robert Scott, acting on of city officials, ordered 200 National Guardsmen into the city, but moat of the police work was done by local officers and state troopers. a request year in the waters Peru calls its own, according to State Department figures In Washington. The torpedo boat Velarde caught the boat 19 miles off and shore early Friday escorted it to the fishing resort at Talara. Peru is the largest fish producing nation in the world. is a town of and is located between Greensboro and Durham. It is Burlington 36,000 the of home Burlington Industries, the largest textile concern In the world. Police Capt. D. N. Nichols reported everything "relativea status quo . . . ly quiet a standstill, at midday. ... Another General Dies MOSCOW - (AP) The Soviet Defense ministry newspaper Red Star announced today the death of Lt. Gen. G. K. Volkov at the age of 70. Malaysia Riot Toll KUALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA (UPI) Deputy Prime Minister Tun Abdul Razak said today 107 persons had been killed in Chinese-Mala- y racial riots since Tues- day. Scattered clashes continued in the capital. During a briefing for inter-nation- al news agencies, Razak said 315 persons were Budget Limit This was the 14th death of a Russian general announced here in three weeks. Nothing in the obituaries has suggested any connection between the deaths. 'Dangerous' WASHINGTON (UPI) -PNixons budget director says an attempt by Congress to require the administration to live within its $192.9 billion budget is unnecessary and possibly danger- resident 107 listed as injured in th clashes between rival racial mobs and with Malaysian security forces trying to quell the violence. ous. Heyerdahl Launches Boat SAFI, MOROCCO (UPI) -The papyrus boat which Norwegian explorer Thor Heyerdahl hopes will carry him across the Atlantic Ocean slid Robert P. MayoS effort to Earlier police had' announced more than 600 persons had been arrested, 39 homes burned and 100 cars destroyed during the first four days of the worst racial riots in the history of Malaysia. - into the water for the first time today moments after being christened with goats milk after the Egyptian pun god Ra. torpedo a spending ceiling plan drafted with the support of House Republican leaders may indicate a split in the GOP administration over expenditures limitations. The House is scheduled to begin debate Tuesday on the to clamp a tight lid on . plan ' administration spending at the level proposed by Nixon in his revised budget April 12. Congress, however, would be permitted to increase the spending if it wished. Blaiherg Condition Causes Concern Hospital Reports CAPE TOWN, SOUTH The condiAFRICA (AP) tion of Dr. Philip Blaiberg, 59, the worlds longest surviving heart transplant patient, is causing some concern, Groote S c h u u r hospital reported today in an official bulletin. The bulletin said he has to "responded treatment since his admission Friday afternoon. It was the first official Indication that Blaibergs condition may be more serious than was first indicated. Blaibsrg received a new heart on Jan. 2, 1968. BRIDE, 77, IS NERVOUS -FStella Wright as happy and giggling these days, and as nervous as a young bride. Mrs. Wright, 77, a widow, plans to marry James W. Brown Sunday in Wellsville, Ohio. She said she met Brown, a widower, about a year ago when she was visiting a daughter in Alliance, Ohio, about 50 miles sway. It was the first time we had met and that same June Sunday he popped the question to me, said the sprightly who has eight living children, 72 grandchil- riends describe Mrs. dren, 66 and 41 WANT NADER -Consumer crusader Ralph Nader, who is of Lebanese extraction, has been endorsed organi- Arab-Americ- zation for the Supreme Court seat vacated by Abe Fortas. on The Action Committee Relations Amer made the endorsement Friday m a telegram to President Nixon. ican-Ara- b - A former $4 HES RICH a day waiter is worth more than S3 million under terms ot a settlement signed in U.S District years Court, ending of legal wrangling five over interests. The settlethe birthright of Charles n. Belcher, row a matre d in an Atlanta, Ga., lumber ment of restaurant was made Thursday. Judge H. H. Grooms ruled a year ago that uncles ' of Belcher did not tell the truth about the value of the companies they controlled and thereby caused the bank holding Belchers trust to sell some assets for less than their value. The judg ordered the uncles, W. E. Belcher and Brady Belcher, to restore to the partnership certain stock, money and other assets. MR. CALIFORNIA DIES Eugene BiscaUnz, a little man with a courtly manner and d hat who became Mr. California among lawmen during his 26 years as sheriff of Los Angeles County, died Friday at 86. He was known as a crack shot, a top rider favoring the sombrero and siler mountings of the states Spanish past, a top ad- wide-brimme- relentless a ministrator, tracker of crooks, and developer uf a number of rehabilitation centers for prisoners. FALLS ARABS by an People TO DEATH - A British movie director, working on the film Catch 22, fell out of a World War II bomber Friday and plummeted 4.000 feet to his death in the Pacific Ocean. He was identified as John Jordan, 45, the film companys second unit director. Jordan splashed into the ocean about 10 miles from Guaymas, hitting the surface amidst a group of fishermen who recovered his body and brought it to Guaymas, about 250 miles south of Nogales, Ariz. James RECOVERING Roosevelt. 61, eldest son of the late President Franklin D. Roosevelt was recovering well today from a stab wound in the hack received during a family dispute at his Switzerland home late Thursday, hospital officials said. .But a spokesman for Genevas Cf atonal Hospital said he will not be discharged this weekend. Roosevelts wife, Gladys, 47, was taken to a psychiatric clinic after the incident Police said no charges were preferred. EXILED PRELATE DIES d Josef Cardinal Benia, archbishop of Prague, died today while negotiations still were under way between the Vatican and Czechoslovakia that might have made possible his return soon to his homeland. He was 80, and had been in failing health for months. self-exile- - OTHER DEATHS Arthur Bugs Baer, columnist and cartoonist, who acquired his nickname from the little insect he inserted in the corner of his cartoons, died today in New York Hospital. He was 83. . . . Dr. Richmond Paine, 48, professor of pediatric neurology at George Washington University School of Medicing, was found shot to death in h home Friday in what the coroner's office called an apparZ ent suicide. DESERET NEWfJ Z SALT LAKBSITY, UTAH Editorial Oflka, M B. Tint Vogts AdvarHtlnt ard emulation (. Main It. Salt Lakn City, utak Mill Establluwd Jura 15, 1150. Publlthad -- ch avonina Entarad at tha Salt Laka City Post O'llco oa socond (tost matl Contrast. ter according to Act March 3. 1119. Tha Demit Newt Publishing Com. tor pony assumes no responsibility menuicrlpte and photographs Photographs sno articles may e reprinted only with written permission given In advance. 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