... .. .. .. .w-- ,,.,,,- . \ . ESA ttwiu E f 0i s Oiafttrsuille Sun 89th Year, No. 123 GAINESVILLE' FLA., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1964 1lWSSTANQ PRICE lOc IWalD tee NUN(! Del *.4 PMMI SN-MII ONE wau DANy NOUNDAY 1 4. Final By Celd TIlE Cold and Liner Cuts TankerIn with snow, raJa . Mopup Thanksgiving wlads, was Mal.'T" In Congo across ties the from Upper wday.the wide .' Half Off Coast and the central ParatroopersDrop ----- --- - P4 on Rebels 9 Crewmen ' " LEOPOLDVIUE, the CongoAP j,1. Icntl9 Others , ( ) Belgian paratroopen ' landed at daybreak today at Paula, 'teat major rebel itrong. '" .' Still SoughtNEW hold In the northern Congo, and ... swiftly began rescuing 200 . tom Is- YORK (AP) The white hostages Including seven rant luxury liner Shalom bound American for a holiday cruise In the Car.ibhean. . Intensive groundfire hit four sliced a Norwegian of the seven U.S. Air Force Cue tanker In two early today In transport planes in the operation heavy tug off the New Jersey Flight Plan but all were reported to coa t. have landed lately One paratrooper The Coast Guard said at least University of Florida President J. Wayne Reits was killed and five In- nine (warns were killed. (second from right) helps Peace Corps 'volunteerstrace jured.A '1 The bow of the liner was opened U.S. Embassy ,h spokesman , ? their night which will take them to the t Virgin : and shipping water but she here said \the Belgians had "Ie.cured" + 1 Islands today. The trainees preferred to b. identified was reported to be In no danger the town In about two A y F fS imply "volunteers" Instead of UF Photo) aa by name. ( hours. Rebel sniper fire was of sinking A massive rescue operat Ion continuing, however. built up at the scene snme 30 The Belgians shepherded the silica from the entrance Jane to Peace first group of whites aboard a ' Corps transport plane for evacuationto New York Harbor, Air and surface rescuers trIed - Leopoldvllle. The night In. eluded 14 men, 1 woman and It In save the U crewmen forced abandon the sink I to n g children ." stern section of the tanker the The embassy spokesman said Leaves CityAt 267 paratroopers were flown to Stnlt Dragall out of Oslo Ten others were reported to be In no Faults 244 miles north of Stan. leyville. Sly Immediate danger aboard the the hour when most Americans are getting over American and Belgian mil w severed bow. The Coast Guard 1* the effects of too much Thanksgiving turkey a group of tary officers kept the other ISO reported , rescued 20 by' 53 volunteers from the Peace Corps training project at Belgian paratroopers at Stanleyville or crewmen about five hours after th the University of Florida will be winging toward the Virgin airport. w I m Islands for the final phase of their 10-week training Today's dramatic rescue operation ,fir collision.Surface ships picked o.nv program.. was the second and apparently seaman from the water am( The ,volunteers accompaniedby final operation by the 0 weeks of the Coast Guard and Navy helical rigorous program five project staff members Belgian and American forces In here learning language s k I Ills, the ten lifted others In slings an left Gainesville today for the islands Congo. shuttled them to New Jane, American and world of Croix studying In Washington, U.S. ! St. and St. Thomas high officials affairs and communism, boningup """pilal.. ,*,, when they will do in-serv. said the next move wouldbe the customs of their The first two seamen reach on project ice training as teachers community to get the paratroop units out countries and the Point Pleasant Beach N,J. attaining top developers and h e a 1th of the troubled central African physical condition Hospital soon after dawn. One . educators.The country as quickly as possible.In . volunteers training for The field training course will the first rescue mission 'to'v 4tsp was pronounced dead with' service in British Honduras and mean working during the daySee Tuesday the paratroopers were WlfMMIt .. ". llMlCrumbling minute About lie same time, I' u Jamaica, spent the first six ( CORPS m Page 2) flown from Kamina Air Base near Leopoldville and quickly more seamen were arriving vii .. freed about 1JM white hostages Cross helicopter at the base hcmplts -w --.-- --- al Stanleyvilto, the, rebel cap). ( at the ,Lakehurlt N, X, Naval) Is''l Air Station', '" JOIN OTHERS The paratroopers made a Mr. Marguerite pnwaM. mother nf presidential ajwuwln Lee Harvey Oswald r.. "They appeared to be In pretty \- I few' place a crumbling ernss'at her Mit'a grave Wednenday in Fort Worth. QewaM, killed , good shape' but they woreMtatiaf . INTHANKSGIVINO (See CONGO si Page I) by'Jaek Ruby two days after tat ...' .''Mtloft. was burled Acre a year (go. .. 4 m exposure," sale the officer In charge of the ho*. Across the land that Is America people paused to- All pJlaL Another Navy._A man, there said. ]ds day from their hurried tasks to observe the day of ReynolWASHINGTON Eager to Tell "Within mlnut..vof their being: Thanksgiving. We asked some people from our own checked: they were up anr1 community to share their .prayers with our readers smoking cigarette*, all excep today. (AP) toe construction of the-Washington summer he was Informed that this' money wound up In the one who" seemed I little /Into Lynda Ramey, Associate Director, Baptist Student Center. B. Reynolds visited the Senate DC. stadium an extra W.OOO had been addedto I K e n a. d y.Joh"1tIII campaign herent. Rules Comnittee's headquar- The hearings are scheduled to \the more than M million cost land Despite the fog, I COM Loving Father. For the honor of calling Thee Father for ten on Capitol Hill accepted ila start Tuesday. of the stadium for which McCloskey William speech led to a reopening Guard helicopter removed ' the privilege of living In this country when all about us subpoena to appear as a witness Hugh Alexander, committee a Philadelphia contractor of the committee' Investigations woman patient from the Sh* speaks of Thy loving kindness for the joy of being with in a new round of Bobby Baker counsel, told newsmen, "Reyn held the construction con Into the outside cm, pride of the Rim brae . family and friends and sharing this bounteous food on this bearing and punched a news olds normally would be *>e of tract. Williams aid 121,000 of business dealings Baker engaged 11Ie( TANKER t page U Thanksgiving Day, we give Thee thanks. Help us to so live photographer for trying to take the first witnesses because be Is In while on the government our lives that othen may come to know that Thou art Lord his picture.And the accuser." payroll lie resigned In Reynolds told reporters h* I II October IIN3.ActomptniPd. of all. Amen. t while doing all this prepared to substantiate W1IERR: by Williams I Gridiron Wednesday Reynolds hotly denied charge lit has relayed to the Reynolds visited the commit Vales, community leader and chairman of the Bt- ' Chester Committee. that he had sought to avoid Senate through Sen. John J. TO FIND IT tee' offices Wednesday and GreenbacksWinner Racial testifying the Investigation. Williams, R-Del. Thew chargeslink accepted it* subpoena I Comics: . 20Inrerteinment The committee la the for acknowledging The husky Insurance man said Baker former secretary to chairman. others season ourblessings "This, above Divine Providence Is their often he was eager to get on the witness Ins Senate's Democratic major. r . 12ObttiMries Ben B. Everett Jordan D-N C, IPog. I Though source stand to ten his story of an ity and Matthew McCloskey, . . i said earlier In the week that fellow they come to u* through the medium of a generous alleged diversion to the I960 long a party fund raiser In the .Sports . 11.14 !IIIveaUllIII'S! had been unahl. to I I creature. May It not be that the thanks most acceptable to Kennedy Johnson campaign alleged payoff deal. W,,,,,,,'. . 6,1 locate Reynolds to serve the 3' God are those expressed to His children at whose hands we have been blessed and while they yet may be heard?" fund of tu.OOO appropriated for Williams told the Senate last subpoena. 4 Mrs. Charles BtaD. assistant to the director at the Wesley Ike's ExPilotI1angs Foundatloi. Gainesville 'Harvests' FriendshipsWith HimselfNEW "Dear God, we thank thee for the choicest gifts of heaven I above and of the deep that couches beneath. For the choicest fruit of the sun and the rich yield of the month For the YORK (AP) Col. Foreign Students Attending UF Finest produce of the ancient mountains and the abundance I William C. Draper 44. retired. for President of the everlasting hills. For the best gift of the earth and I its the personal pilot - Eisenhower from fullness and for the favor ef Him who dwell beside u. Amen." I Dwight' D By PAT WILKINSON I JI5J to IMt. LT Modest Jeanalatiaterrutlrxul was feuad Ulvenily ,( Florida PreiUeat J. Wayne Hefts dead by hanging circles of friendship are forming all aver this day of Thanksgiving wt offer i Wednesday, Heavenly Father on particular t the Air force Gainesville today. thanks for the opportunity to serve Thee In a time and woe Local families and organization . place so filled with meaning for the future. We thank Thee He was dls have Invited 31 of the for the beauty and wonder of the disciplined! mind, searching I covered" his Ml foreign students and vlsi- for the eternal truth, and for. the. sharing 4 of discovery. Amen. I I web Ruth taken .- ton her to share We Thanksgiving 4 with them. Day tot hospital G. Riga William flalrmas tt tile peaty Sc**.l Beard : ''and then removed Suet circles reflect he traditional e from HawdMra I On per to Aa- story of the erlg I a a I - Thanksgiving/ to this. country MlPaaeutf , Brews Air Fore Bate hospital Father we thank Thee for our many blessing, health, hap his tome la Camp Spring, -- . pines I loving and faithful wife a fine son, hw wonderful Md.sear ef "goo4 eU ' grandson and two tweet granddaughters Help so to realfa the why' of our gratitude. Grant 01 to know the Joy of both He also was personal pilot toGem. day" .lamented M years living and receiving. Teach M to pour nut ef sincere hearts Ettenhowcr and C e. Matthew age, Page 21. I our thank to Thee Amrn. RJdfwey when they ems -. .,. .- landed NATO hi Luropoe.Johnsons. years ago. Thai .day the cart re o es! while stake and the Amer. .ti .. .011 Ie.. Indian here before hens -- sw ':u. / Family Gathering for pther4 to fncwbhii to eele-' t bate Ihtir fsrit harvest togeth er. _ JOHNSOM cmr Tel