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1 V4 6 mm (III, SSS FINAL A RE ATEST NEWSPAPER THE D'S The American Paper for Americans THURSDAY, JANUARY 27, 1966 119th YEAR No. 27 1966 Chicago Tribune 6 SECTIONS 10c 0) pr Jjln Yanks Rout Guerrillas in A. mbushes LOOK WHO JUST WOKE VP RESUMPTION OF N. VIET BOMBINGS, STEPPED UP ATTACK CONSIDERED JURY RETIRES FOR 2d DAY IN CANCER TRIAL Resumes Debate This Morning Rusk Hits Double Standard View of Assaults 7th Fleet Pounds Coast and Delta Installations SENSE OF DUTY ENDS PLANS OF WAUKEGAN GI SAIGON, Viet Nam, Jan. 26 (UPD United States troops rid mmT inn' i.

tw obwM TwtewT Hv BY PHILIP DODD Chicaio Tribune Press Service Washington, Jan. 26 President Johnson today pondered the question of whether to resume bombing North Viet Nam. All signs pointed to a resump BY MICHAEL McGUIRE Army Pfc. David Burkes, 23, was not the kind of man to waste time. In a letter to his parents he asked that a friend send hirn job applications from local firms which he could fill TELL CAMPAIGN Board Is on Trial dled two communist guerrilla forces in separate ambush actions in Viet Nam today.

In one clash 1st air cavalry troops using Jeep-mounted radar foiled a Viet Cong ambush along the "highway of death" and sent the Communists reeling back after a fierce battle. BY SHEILA WOLFE After 10 hours and 55 minutes of deliberation yesterday, a federal District court jury retired for the second day without reaching a verdict in the kre-biozen fraud and conspiracy trial. Since it received the case at 4:46 p. m. Tuesday, the jury has spent a total of 15 hours and 9 minutes weighing the voluminous evidence in the long trial.

tion of the bombing, combined with a stepped-up American ef BROADCASTER IS KO'd ON AIR Thousands Hear Him TO BAR SPEECH at Jenner: Friedman Near Da Nang, a Viet Cong Order Racial Count Replies to Willis Reject Demands to patrol unit walked right into a marine ambush just 500 yards fort to bring about a quick military victory in the war against communist guerrillas in South Viet Nam. Johnson tried to button the lips of participants in a meeting last night with his top military, diplomatic, and intelligence advisers and 20 sional leaders of both parties. west of the big marine-seabee BY CASEY BAN AS The board of education and not a principal is on trial in the Jenner school controversy, Bernard S. Friedman, chairman of a special board commit Halt Motorola Aid BY DAVID HALVORSEN A letter campaign demanding that the University of Michi installation at Da Nang East, A racial count of teachers was ordered yesterday by the board of education, to be taken within two days. The board directed School Supt.

Benjamin C. Willis to take the count. A suit challeng The marines opened up with Attacked by Two Trenton, N. Jan. 27 Thursday (UPD Two men attacked the moderator of a radio telephone talk program late last night, knocking him unconscious with a microphone while he was on the air.

Thousands heavy small arms fire and lighted the ambush area with flares. They killed six Viet said yesterday. Friedman answered a charge As it did the night before, the panel of seven women and five men left the jury room at 10 p. m. and was accompanied to a Loop hotel by deputy marshals.

It. is to resume deliberation this morning. Have Dinner Out The jurors ate breakfast and lunch in a private dining room on the second floor of the Federal building, 219 S. Dearborn st. They hatl dinner in a nearby restaurant.

At one time in the afternoon, ing the legality of the count had been dismissed Tuesday made by School Supt. Benja Cong and wounded another. Fleet Shells Red Areas min C. Willis that the board by Judge Daniel A. Covelli in of listeners heard the scuffle committee investigating the gan cancel a speech by a Motorola executive fair employment practices was branded an attempt to suppress, freedom of speech Circuit court.

Off the South China sea Jenner situation was attempt The beard had voted for the ing to conduct a trial of Miss over their radios. The victim, who interviewed a folk singer with leftist political views last week, blamed count on Jan. 12 to supply in coast, 7th fleet warships poured hundreds of shells into Viet Cong installations in the cen formation requested by a fed- tral highland and delta areas of South Viet Nam. Spotter yesterday the assault on persons who thought he was "an extreme left-winger or Communist." Also Teaches English Robert Goldman, the pro about 100 persons including reporters waited for the jury's decision in Judge Julius J. Hoffman's courtroom and planes reported nearly 10Q SCHOOL BOND OUT School board rejects motion to put 25-million dollar bond issue before voters for school construction.

Story on page 4. communist structures destroyed Reds Build Up Forces But these disclosures emerged: 1. The all-out peace effort conducted by the United States since the bombing lull began Christmas eve has not brought a hint of favorable response from the communist side. 2. Intelligence reports show that North Viet Nam and the Viet Cong, its communist ally in South Viet Nam, have used the bombing pause to infiltrate more fighting men into South Viet Nam and repair the damage done by American bombing planes, thus endangering American forces.

Hits Double Standard Secretary of State Dean Rusk aised another point today the "curious double standard" in judging American bombings of David Burkei out while awaiting his discharge. The letter and the request came yesterday, shortly after his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Burkes, 2427 Linden Waukegan, received a telegram informing them that their son was among 47 soldiers killed Tuesday when a transport plane crashed in Viet Nam. A rifleman with the 1st air cavalry division, Burkes was to have been discharged in six weeks.

Would Have Been Last "He said in his letter he was or damaged by the guns of the destroyers Shelton, Higbee, and gram moderator and also an English instructor at Trenton odioraa the school's chairman of industrial relations. Dr. George Odiorne, the chairman, told 75 industrialists and government officials attending a seminar in Ann Arbor on job ability testing that the university rejected the demands to bar Kenneth Piper, vice president of the Chicago- Ernest G. Small. State college, said he was talk eral team investigating charges A dispatch from aboard the ing to a listener by telephone carrier Ticonderoga, mean when two men walked into the while, reported -that Russian studio of radio station WTTM Miss Chuchut and Friedman Mildred Chuchut, the school's principal.

Friedman said the trawlers packed with highly of racial discrimination in Chicago public schools. The board acted despite the advice of its attorney, James W. Coffey, that such a step violated state law. The suit was filed two and began the unprovoked at tack. sensitive electronic equipment Police estimated they re are keeping close tabs on the 7th fleet and occasionally have ceived 2.000 calls from Gold days later.

based electronics firm from speaking, The Tribune learned. Dozens of letters were received, mostly from Chicago, insisting the university cancel board of education is on trial before the city, which is watching to see what will be done to end the months of strife at Jenner, 1009 Cleveland av. Would Show Fairness man's listeners who heard the scuffle. Some reported hearing leaving to go on an operation, which he thought would be his last before coming home," his harassed American warships. Narrowly Avoid Collisions New School Voted Earlier at yesterday's board members voted to the broadcaster say, "I can't Naval officers reported the get up, I can't get up." The bearded moderator said trawlers come and go, appar he was alone in the station's ently relieving each other at studio, overlooking the Dela irregular intervals and return' ing to their bases with any in ware river in the New Jersey capital, when his show was the outside corridor.

Almost half of them remained thru the evening. The defendants and their attorneys were among those who waited most of the day. Dr. Andrew C. Ivy, 72, was the first defendant to arrive, at 9 a.

m. The most prominent scientific backer of krebiozen, Dr. Ivy, is named in 39 counts charging conspiracy, submitting false statements to a government agency, interstate food and drug violations, and mail fraud. Others Arrive Soon The other defendants arrived soon afterward. They are Dr.

Stevan Durovic, 60, developer of krebiozen and a defendant on 40 counts of the 42-count indicU ment; his brother, Marko, 65, named in five counts; and Dr. William F. P. Phillips, 53, named in 13 counts. The trial will have run a full nine months tomorrow.

Illnesses and holidays interrupted the proceedings for about a month and a half. Among those waiting for a verdict were several krebiozen patients. One, Mrs. Gertrude Brou, 53, of 19 E. Ohio st, has attended the trial regularly since October.

She said she moved here from Florida to telligence they may have gath interrupted by the attack. 2 Attackers Escape North Viet Nam and those of Communists in South Viet Nam. "A bomb carried by a boy on a bicycle or mortar shells fired at the Da Nang base just three days ago are just as much bombs as those carried by planes to the north," Rusk said. Rusk made his observation during a House foreign affairs committee hearing at which he asked for an emergency 415 million dollar foreign aid supplementary appropriation, 275 Continued on page 2. col.

1 mother said. "He was going to be 24 years old on March 4, and he was to be discharged on March 9. We were planning to celebrate both his birthday and his homecoming together" here at home," said Burkes' father, Vernon, 51, an assistant manager for a car wash firm, who is recuperating from a heart attack he suffered in November. The Burkeses last saw their son less than a month ago Continued on page 2, col. 6 remodel Kyde Park High school and to build a new high school in Kenwood.

Action came after one year of debate, both among south side communities and board members, on how to alleviate severe overcrowding at Hyde Park High school, 6220 Stony Island av. Community groups had argued whether a new high school should be built in Kenwood or Woodlawn. The board voted for a plan The attackers escaped before "We have a chance to prove that the board can act as a judicious, fair body to resolve grievances," Friedman told board members yesterday. "These grievances will not go away." Friedman's committee had met Tuesday evening to hear parents' complaints that the school lacks needed personnel, such as a full time psychologist and Friedman said the only purpose of the meeting was to Continued on page 4, col. 2 police arrived at the studio.

ered. On some occasions, it was reported, the trawlers, have steered on collision courses with American warships, swerving aside at the last minute. The clash between the 1st cavalry and the Viet Cong broke out during a major new Goldman was reported in satisfactory condition at Mercer Ducey (left) and Piper County hospital where he under went Xays. Goldman said he believed the Piper's appearance, Odiorne said. One was received from the National Association for the Advancement of Colored Peo, offered by Cyrus H.

Adams to attack was prompted by two multi battalion operation by Continued on page 4, col. 4 Continued on page 4, col. 6 Continued on page 2, col. 5 pie in New York City. Some Ask Equal Time "Some were quite emphatic, Norad Moves Into 'The Hole' Pat Atkins Returns, Seized in Vice Raid others demanded equal time," Odiorne told the seminar.

Continental Airl wlth A letter also was received from Walter J. Ducey, execu BY ROBERT WIEDRICH tive director of the Illinois Fair receive krebiozen treatments. Defenders Now in Mountain Employment Practices com THE WEATHER THURSDAY, JANUARY, 27, 14 CHICAGO AND VICINITY: Snow flurries likely today and colder in the afternoon; high, 15 to 20; partly cloudy and colder tonight; low, zero to 5 above; northwest winds 15 to 25 m.p. h. Tomorrow: Partly sunny and colder, j.

NORTHERN ILLINOIS: Mostly cloudy and colder today with snow flurries Ukely; high, 10 to 20 IS to 25 south; low to-night, below to adore. Tomorrow: Partly cloudy and colder. Attends Every Day I've been working hat-check mission, which indicated that some of Piper's previous state ments about the FEPC were incorrect. Saturdays, Sundays, and nights to come here every day," Mrs. Brou said.

puters determine the means and methods of the air defense battle," said a high ranking ah force general at the operations center here. "They will do everything except give the execute commands. These must come from individuals whose decisions in last analysis must be affected by political and state factors outside the areas allotted to the electronic devices." Stated Six Years Ago No one here anticipates any early serious call upon the ca on Ent air force base in a converted hospital in the midst of Colorado Springs. Up to this time the defense department has spent 142.4 million dollars on the hole, its equipment, and its staffing. Before it becomes completely operational and takes over sole responsibility for defense, another 30 millions will be spent.

Once the complex electronic equipment is working, comput Selwyn Torff, chairman of She told reporters that she the Illinois commission, last began using krebiozen three night acknowledged the com-. mission had sent a letter to the university, but asserted it was years ago after undergoing surgery for -cancer and now receives a weekly injection at no charge from Dr. Ivy. WEATHERMAN'S RECORD His forecast for yesterday was: CleaOr; kiik, ia low 20's; tew, 12 to It, not for the purpose of stopping Piper's speech. BY WAYNE THOMIS Chicasa; Tribana Press Servic- Colorado Springs, Jan.

26 Twenty-two giant computers and the greatest concen-t a i of communications equipment to be found any place in the world have been moved into "the hole," the new home of the North American air defense command. The hole is a giant cavern in the granite of Cheyenne mountain. Industrial contractors, a dozen different departments of IN CHICAGO I have had nothing but good ers will direct virtually the en 'Ducey read in an advance results from the drug." she pacities of the country's air de brochure on the seminar that An attempt by crime syndicate vice bosses to reactivate a call-girl ring has been smashed by Chicago police and the Federal Bureau of Investigation, The Tribune learned early today. Miss Patricia Atkins, 38, reputed vice ring queen, was arrested last night less than a week after she had retrieved from vice overlords an address book containing the names of more than a thousand customers thruout the United States, Hawaii, and the Caribbean. Lt.

James O'Grady, prosti- Itution unit commander, said that Miss Atkins and Miss Jean Rich, 28, of St Louis, were arrested in a 12th floor, four-room suite in the Delaware Towers North, 20 E. Delaware Pi-Sentenced in 1964 I Miss Atkins became a landmark in justice department said. "My weight is up to 102 II ii a. MiOnisht .20 1 a. ...22 2 a.

23 3 a. 4 a. ..24 tire business of spotting, intercepting, and destroying space satellites, intercontinental bal from her vice operations in Chicago while she was in Hawaii. It was the first conviction under a new federal law banning the transmission of nioney from rackets across state lines. Miss Rich told Lt.

O'Grady and Sgt. William Maloney that she had been driven to Chicago from St. Louis a week ago by Miss Atkins to join the call-girl ring. The arrests were made after Miss Atkins accepted $100 from Maloney and Detective Michael Reardon. Back Here a Week Lt.

O'Grady said Miss Atkins returned to Chicago a week ago and a few days later obtained the address book from hoodlums working for Joseph Big Joe Arnold and Mike Glitta, near north side vice bosses. She formerly operated under the auspices of James Monk Allegretti, until he was sent to prison last year after 2 p. 3 41. a. P.

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Estimated. the Motorola job discrimina Si. ..23 listic- missiles, manned bomb tion case was not correct. He tHirt. Law.

THE MOON American defense agencies, and Canadian units are beginning their work of surveying North American continent air space to pounds now; it was 83." Howard Haney, 69, of Harvey, said he started taking krebiozen three years ago, two years after he learned he had cancer. Haney said he underwent eight operations before getting krebiozen and one thereafter. "I've been given up several times," he said. The deputy marshal who had charge of the krebiozen jury thruout the trial praised all of the members. "These are the nicest jurors I have ever seen," the mar fenses, but the transfer into the mountain of the command post brings a collective sigh of relief from all officials involved.

The reason for this was stated six years ago by a former Norad commander who said, "One man with a well aimed bazooka shell could paralyze our present combat operations center." He was talking about the vulnerability of the old yellow brick building at Ent air base. It well may be that his remark influenced congressional and Continued on page 2, coL 2 detect, track, and destroy ene ers; or short range missiles fired from submarines. Determine the Means special devices are equipped with memory tapes that can evaluate every conceivable combination of attacks against the United States and Canada. They will provide information to a small human command group on how to combat the attack. "For our purposes the com Qnly sent them a copy of the commission's decision," Torff said.

Refers to Finding Torff was referring to a commission finding that Motorola discriminated, against a Negro by refusing to hire him. The case is now pending before the Illinois Supreme court on an appeal by Motorola: Piper has been critical of the Continued on page 2. col 3 Nr FMCk Ut O. W. id ai a Saarisc, 7:00.

San set, 4:5. Maaaset, 10:55 p. m. Manilla star: Japitar. Eveniai stars: Vemts, Mars, Satsra, aitO Japitar.

Far 24 hours ena0 andaifM, Jan. 21: Meaa temperature, 20 Octrees; aarnwi, 24; wata's efficiency, II. Relative hvmiOity, 4 a. 74 per cent; Roan, p. 44.

Precipitatiea, trace; awnth's total, 1.11 inches; January nermat, IM laches; ax-cess far VM5, 1.07 racket. Hiibest win velocity, m. p. a. at 2:32 p.

m. from west. trimeter, a. aw 30.33; P. 30.20.

IMe and other reports an pate 14 my ballistic missiles. 142 Million Spent For the next five months the new Norad center in the mountain will share operational con history when she was sentenced to federal prison in 1964 for trol of the continent's defenses having received cash proceeds Continued on page 10, col. 2 shal, Eugene Bhsell, said,.