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I See Sports HE WEATH ER Bay Area: Fair except for an 1 rantasro (C roniclt overcast extending inland night and early morning. High Wednesday, 62 to 74; low, 48 to 53. Westerly wind JO to 20 m.p.h. See P age 34. 102nd Year No. 250 CCCCAAA 1 I Marin Cop THE /.v e..))e:-0 /-.?IC:::.C f f . f 2-<- Quiz Marine In Killing Of THE WEST WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1966 A,1a;;..;~'~,. .s;iol ~rt::2,µV,C VOICE ~/-;,.,?.

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..... , I Spears' Long Assassination frip Back fo School erwoerd lain By Maitland l a,, p A ·oung l\larine who a friend of Everett ~ as and .Margaret Zimmerman and an odd-Job worker on their Marin county ranch wa questioned yesterd.iy ah ut the couplfi's murdrr a week ago. HP , ·a<; iden11fied a~ , 13-yPal' old Robert D. Sidbeck, ho as on leave aft<'l' boo1 C'amp t, aining at d \ 1 111g his family's an An!-. l O hoin0 rtt tho tin ( t th l 1l1111g 1 J)l". Harold Spears, Sau Francisco's retiring s uperi11tenclent of schools, 1 5,,ept loC'al J)roblems llJl· I der the rug yesterday in I a back-to-srhool address to mol'e th an 3000 public 1 scl1ool teachers. so ,_llP 100.000 San l f 1·,1nciseo PUblir school c:111Jdl'en. Plus parochial higl1 school stiidents. go 1 h~1cK to S<'hool toda . "ith I • so111e P1 n ate school :stu , ~1rnts heginnin,g th tall i ,c,,·1 tom01 l'O\V.- uth Africa Fanatic White Man Knifes Prirn At Parli e •I r ,ipp1o H. South fn · �T Yo mspectors dispatched b~ Marin Sheriff Louis Mount an o s arrived in Memphis lact Sunday and have since been questioning the y outh on the base . Meanwhile. Mountanos and l;ndersherifr' Sidney Stinson conferred with Distriet Attorney B r u c e Bales for three hours yesterday afternoon on uew " evidence" about the crime. The sheriff said a decision in the case will be made after State criminal laboratory .,xperts finish inspecting the 1 car used by the murderer to / leave the scene. · S1dbeck's 9-year-old sister, 1 Elsie Kay , was a house guest of t he Zimmermans the night the murderer entered, the sec 1u d e d ranch house and bludgeoned the sleeping couple to death in bed. The Sidbeck and Zimmer- I I· Spears. 64, who retires June 30. did not men- I tion , in his Teachers ' lnsti- I tute speech at Masonic Auditorium s u c h festering disI putes as d e -I act o racial segregation or the choice of , his successor. i f • IS ea n Issues a eform Plan The assassilfation t o o k place in full view of members of Parliament as the bells rang for lhe start of the session. I As blood spurted onto the Instead, be cracked a joke ·1 carpet, members fell on the or two about his own small- Los Angeles assailant and p inned him. town Indiana schooldays and The top of the Republican state ticket. Ronald struggling. to the floor. He then launched into a long descripti n of his recent world Reagan and Robert Finch, issued a campaign state- \ ci. then taken into custody • ment yesterday outlining their plans to change proptour. AS~ASSIN Atl,rnta police fired tear gas into a Negro home from which bottler. were th rown -then a policema n dashed in to rescue the chi ldren i11side. Ne roMob Knock u. . Action M 0 0 ff Ca rto P Again t Big ·1 ... ,.~ p• - L? .'-%., -~ • ,o;--c.,-,f, ~ Drug f ,rm Mrs. Sanger, Atlant7? r/1/?//r./' r r-r:-.fT )'~'-' -(, r ~.,n;~ Rioting Negl'oes fought 110lice. with bricks and yesterday and toppled the city's niayor from Birth Control abottles car top onto the street when be attempted to calm I Washington 1 The Go\'ernment • themp·IOneer DleS I ' Jr-r-7 / '

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.r- " 11 PI v k 1 ,m· ..,., _,, 1me " 1 /~ C _,,-, v / /JJ. - ...,.... 8 . 'irnc s- flos1 Sprrire lJr,,t£<I Pre3s His policy-apartheid I next t;C I The 64-year-old Prime l\Iinister died soon after a parliamentary rrie~senger walked up to him and , p l u n g e d a knife four times into his neck and chest. HENDRIK VERWOERD JOKES 1· See Page 17, Col. 2 b. r a white man. ion Day,'"i! legal holiday celebrating California·s a dmis- · ion to the union. Here points : t ere a fe v of Spears' The United States is a sort of benevolent colonial power, he said. and this is how it shti? Uld be. " We tend other na ons' crops and double as scarecr6ws to scare off those \\·ho Would come in and plunde·· these fields.· , Eve1-., child has the r.ight J to be treated as an individual. You protect that right. But this right is not protected in 1ndia. The Hi nd u can kill a Moslein but not a cow or a rat Which eats up their limithas ed store of Cfl·ain." o., Istarted criminal ·proceed· " India is an exceedingly ings again:-it the Upjohn exciting and puzzling coun- Police brought the violence under control tossrng tear gas canisters and repeatedly firing pi stol~ and riot guns above the heads of the rioters.

1 Co. , a giant pbarmace~tiI c~l manufac~U1·e1:,. which I 0 • try." erty ta: ·es if elected governor and lieutenant gorThe assassin was D1m1tn ernor. St a fend a s, a 45-year-old They also urged that the State Board of Equalization be expanded from four members to six, with the additional members to come from Southern California. Governor Cultivates Farm Vote B Ellrl C. Behrens Political Editor· South African of Greek and Portuguese origin. He reportedly had complained to co\\ orkers Uiat the government \ ·as do i n g too much for non-whites an d not enough for poor whites. I I Reagan, the GOP gubernaVerwoerd slumped at his tonal candidate. and Finch. desk with his head down. his running m a t e, released l<"' 0 U r medical members of parliament r us he d to help the seven-point statement. him and one, Dr. C. V. Van The even proposals : Der Merwe, gave him • " Abolish personal prop- mouth-to-mouth resuscitation erty tax 00 household fur- in an attempt to revive him. nishings. Stretcher bearers pushed • '·Eliminate double taxa- through the crowd of legislaGo,·ei·nor Edmund G. tion on ubsidiarv di\'ictends tor and officials and carried Brown tramped tJuough of corporations. · See Page 12, Col 1 Bakersfield Tucson. Ariz. . TAJ IAHAL the hostile farmlands of , a t s h sniper opened fire from ~ I a1 <' based m pat L on a 'l the San Joaquin Valley • ." E stabli~h . a syS t em of \ 1\1 aroare anger. "" 0 . . 1a rlS r,· . Ir J • 'wo great problems struck t ·d k' '1 • cred1ts pernntting a parhal . ' risked jail and scorn to pro- a bwlding m the not-torn .a,luie to pu1_1~1 a \lalll- him during his tour of South yes e1 ay, pac llli, a PIO· write-off of inventorv tax I mg mote the birth control move- di stnct horUy af~er dark. I to J)h3•s1c1ans rou- Ea st sla, the " ,vretched- gram designed to win payments against State franI ceming the safetJ of a uess and abject poverty" and him the agricultural vote. chise taxes and eliminating ! ment throughout the \'Orld . but police rus~ed m before of hardening anyone was Jut. I pl·escnp · t·ton drug if use d ti1e " threat of Chinese power m· ventor" died "vesterday . t tak Seven · t s.us., taxes as rap1"dly a<.., of the artenes. She was R~ . pee s were en m O cus-1 b . . d "The fact that I have possible. Death came to the mother tody . , y ptegnant rnmen. un ermining the integrity of not been able to get ' of planned parenthood at the Twelve persons, including I The drug - Upjoh,n's developing nations. across to the farmer of • " Assessment of State and biggest seller-ts Ormase, Spears talked about the Federal land holdings in CalValley House Convalescent four policemen, were in· I ' an oral a n t I d i a b et e s Taj Mahal _ " Its beauty is the State has di st urbed ifornia with an in lieu payCenter. A family spokesman jured

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Arrests mounted to 53 m •fooczated Pre 66 j agent. blenushed by its price, the me more than anything ment returned to the counpast five years. the area. Topeka, Kansas . _ _ . gap between the r u 1 er and else," the shirt-sleeved ties . fwice married and a moth. . . Marketed In 19a7. it 1s said f thr h A policeman was cut on the Dr. William C Menninger, by the company to have been See Page 17, Col. 3 See Page 7, Col. 4 • " Conform State income 1 f Mr O esr . e0e. elrds eth ' 1 bs. , face and had a possible jaw president of the Menrunger u s e d by more than 750 000 - - - - - - - - - - - - ' - - - - - - - - - - - - tax laws to those of the Feda n g e t ave e e go e f t d li d t F d . . . li . ' G t d t campaigning for birth con- ~-ac w·e. an a po ce e e~- oun at_ion psy~luatnc c me I patients . lt has been reported eral overnmen an suppor She d . ...... t tive and at lea t seven others and an internationally known that in tests on an i ma 1 s, the ballot measure this year t 1 I ma e to mne ulpSand O I pel.sons ~~re tr ea t e d f or t ear. psyc hi a t. . ht ma:,si ve d O s es of the drug C 00 tO accomp Ii sh th IS " en d . .Jroa p an, three India rlS t ' d"1e d 1as t rug many to England. gas effects . of cancer. can kill or deform the fetus I I • ··create a State Tax ffER MOTHER D.\.\IAGE 'f he 66-year-old physician The charges in..,oh·e the enI Cow"t to hear the tax appeals '· To take a subject like \\ indows were smashed in had been confined to bed for try about Orin a e that • • from the rulings of the State I rontraception and m a"ke it t\t\'O ptat~ol cars parkeddoedn a mor of tthet summedr.tThle l,'pjohn .~upplied fo1d .Pt~blicaBo ard of Equalization and understood: t O :eparate it s ree . egroes hombar a ma 1gnan umor was e et t10n in the 1965 e 1 1011 of

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from an abortion and have white motorist"s car with ed in his chest last December Physician ·s De~k Reference. Front Out lorrespondcnr the masses of people agree to rocks . L\ not her police car during exploratory surgery the sing IP most important Some 'Sar, Siskiyou county ought a teachmg post m the " Ad d two members to 'fh h'ldi· . th · 1 _ c O m mun it y • s two-room the State Board of Equaliza11 is q II it f' an accomplish- was turned on its side, with at the _Mayo Clinic ln Roches- I sour(·P of pre~cription lnforment. .. Mrs Sanger said m a all its window. shattered , ter. Mmn . I mat10n for more than 200,000 . ge 130 cl 1t enulidn 't isrto~t school tion, so that a truly repre"'D "' · 11 ,, 11 phvs1·ci·~ns gm iam e co n ,, a1 . t t d G 1963 interview. overnor Carl E . San ers r n , . as e \\ a. -· " I classes on schedule ye. ter· The "hildren .1us aren sentath e state\\ide board is 1red still by he1 r·a11se ordered 5 ta 1 e troopers into kn n w fl wherP,·er psychia- 1 'rhe maximum penalty the daY. going to school, and there's aclueved" psyc h t t 8 I Men·n~ 1nger I IS Bridge . . .. I Chess ... . . . . . Dead I I Q n Town s e crlsls •• I Sh I NO T eac her I Sec P!lge 8, Col 1 ~ee Pa e 17, Col 6 , Sre P ge , Col. I Not a single applicant has l ce Page 17. Col, ' ' ' 40 40 ' S6 Comics .. ' Crossword ..... 39, 56 Datebook . . . . . . . . 41 Deaths , . . . . . . . . JS Editorials . . . . . . . . 38 Entertainment . . 41-43 ' .. Finance . , ..... , Sl-55 Food ........ 10, 11F Jumble . . . . . . . .. 24 Movies . . . . . . 42, 4 Obituaries ... 35, 40, 45 Shipping . . . . I Sports I ',"« Pag 17 Cof, 1 The Index . . 35 . . . . . . . 45-S 1 TV-Radio . . . . . . . . 4 Vital S ati t,cs . . . 34 Want ds . . . . . .. 26 Weatl r 34 W n,en' World . 18-23 4 1ocia1e,I Pre& .- �PAG E 8 SAN FRANCISCO CHRON ICLE, Wed., S_ept. 7, 1966 \ <.,,/'/C-.1 ~ ~, , /-it r/4/

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c:~_,,Yfi~/2.-/c // r ;:.,·/c_. 7c /--e~ ~l.c--<./C ~ ,--..1).f ~ FHE** Plutonium Sale Goes To Congress At anta egroes Fell Mayor· 1otin From Page 1 . the city on r e q u e s t of the mayor, but they were held in reserve. Police began pulling out of the area about 9 p.m. The riot started in midafternoon after police shot and seriously wounded a Negro whom they suspected of car theft. Within three hours of the s h o o ti n g more than 400 Negroes, including several members of the S tu dent Non-Violent Coordinating Committee, were ru s h in g through the streets shouting, Black power-police brutality." When Mayor Ivan Allen ,Jr. r us he d to the scene and climbed upon a police car to talk to the ri ote rs, they sur ged to w a rd him and ro ck e d the car again and again until the mayor twn· bled to the street, shaken but uninjured. PLEAS The 55-y ear -o 1 d mayor scrambled to his f e e t and then raced about the riot area, w hi c b is only two blocks from the city's new $18 million Atlanta Stadium. " Go home, he p 1 e ad e d "please go home." "Don't go - stay here and protest police brutality," said members of SNCC who walked behind the mayor. The police said S to k e l y Car m i ch a e I, SNCC's 25· year-old chairman, came to the scene on tree-lined Capitol avenue soon after the 1:30 L'Pl TeleDhotr, p.m. shooting and told Mother cradled child, one of four resc ued by policeNegroes that "we're going to man from tear-ga ssed home be back at 4 p.m . and tear - - -this place up ." Two other SNCC members, Willie (Bill) Ware and Bob Walton, were taken into custody by Atlanta police while t o u r i n g the area in a sound tntck. urging Negroes j !o gather to protest the shoot- I mg. ACCUSATIONS complete information was re" They were bringing difquired. ferent people into the area:· Last September.- Jt'DA said sergeant D. J . Pen-y, a e- Drug Firm: U.. Files Action / ·De Gaulle Visits the New Hebrides Syria Foils Coup Plot by · Ex-Premier 1Vila, New Hebrides Washiugton · President de Gaulle touch- 1Beir ut, Lebanon To promote American • Eu- ed down yesterd~y in this The left-wing Syrian rer op e an cooperation in the sun-drench~d capital of the gime has f O i 1 e d a lot b peace f u I development of New Hebrides, the world's p Y atomic energy, the Adminis- anly territorial condominium. ?u sted moderates of the rult r at ion has asked for F lying 300 miles north mg Baa.th party to regain congressional approval of a from New Caledonia, he paid control and sweep the nation record sale of plutonium to a relaxed five-hour visit to with a '-'-wave of terrorism the European Atomic Energy ~h~ colonial ter.r itory rul~d violence, murder and destruc: Community. Jomtly by France and Bnt- tion,, Radio Da id Under the proposed trans- ain. A condominium is• a ' mascus sa action , the United St ate s jointly administered pro tee- yeS t erd ay · would sell the six -n at i on tor ate. A government statement His brief stop here was the said supporters of the Baath community, known as Euratom, 1000 kilograms of pluton- second he has made in Pa- p arty international comium. or about $43 mi 11 i on cific in the course of a world worth. tour. He returned to New mand, toppled by strongman Caledonia late in the day. Salah Jedid $ix months ago, .\ PAUSE Today he will fly to French joined with "imperialists and Plutonium once used exclu- Polynesia, where he will in- reactionary forces" in the atsively in atomic weapons spect France's new Paci.fie tempt to overthrow the Dawould be used by the Eura- n~clear test inst~ations and mascus regime. tom members, particularly witness an experunental nu, .. France and West Germany, clear explosion. 'I he b1·oadcast. morutored to develop an advanced New l"orlc Times j here, named former Premier ,1Pu;,.,,ho10 atomic power reactor. This - - - - - - - - - - !Salah Bitar, former Par+reactor, lrnown as the breed.., M oments before he wa s knocked off car, Mayor er. produces more fissionable Secretary Michel Aflak and Ivan Allen tried to disperse mob fuelthanitconsumes . 1 a r g e 1y because of inter- Dr. Mounif Razzaz, interna. The size of the transaction agency differences over what tional command secretar}said Davis. a egro . '·And launched by SNCC. Atlanta and the potential use of it for safeguards should be re- genera I. as leaders of the they statted rocking the has heard few of the ·'police the manufacture of atomic quired to assure that the abortive coup. An~ ~' got the hell out of brutalit~" compl~ts that weapons, gave the Adminis- material, sufficient ~o make It said the plotters were art_her.e. Both Davis and . WSB hav~ he1~htened police-Negro tration considerable pause. more than 100 aton:11c weap- rested and had confessed and radio ne:vsm31:1 ~ndy Still es- 1tension_~n many of the NaIFFERENCES on_s! would not be diverted to would be tried without mere caped withou t mJury. tion 's cities . D military purposes. b a , ecial na . - · The city has been widely Eura.tom, which purchased The agreement finally Y1 B ti . tional tr~Yesterday violence caught the mayor. one of the few Praised as a model for the 500 kilograms of plutonium in reached was that , as in the na ·. u leie was n? co • Southern officials w h o has South in its peaceful accept- 1964, originally requested the case of past transfers of fis- mation. th at th e ~a_J_o.r lead• advocated civil rights legisla- ance of school desegregation, additional plutonium I a st sionable materials to Eura- er wei e actually m Jail. tion, by surprise. . and its two daily news pa- s pr i n g to meet its breeder tom, the controls against mil- !J1e pl~tters also masterExcept for tension in re- Pers - th.e Constitution and reactor research needs over itary diversion should be ex- mmded Bitar's recent escape cent weeks between the po· the Journal- are among the the next five years. ercised by the Eur atom from a Damascus jail, th Ii c e and advocates . of the It1ost liberal in the region in The Administration de- agency. government broadcast said . , layed in approving the sale, ew York Times " black power' philosophY l'acial matters . I car.1 si I I �e orma on was qUie ·- en 'Y ~ app~ar ~ e 96fr ly filed on August 22 in Fed- PDR without melus10n of eereral Court in Grand Rapids, t ain information that had Mich. The ease is being han- been omitted. Upjohn comdled by United States Attor- plied and added the following ney Harold Beaton, who, said information: yesterday that the date for " The safety and the usefularraignment has not been ness of Orinase during pregset. n a n c y have not been esIn Kalamazoo, Mich., a tablished at this fu?e, either k an f • u ·ohn said from the standpomt of the tpo hes; 143.215.248.55 16:38, 29 December 2017 (EST)t on the mother or the fetus ." In ani~ 0 be entered by mal ~tudies,.. the entry said, ~ eafir a ; .d O r in as e tolbutamide in massive doses to about has been shown to kill or deale 1mt e sai s es as year ea~e , form the fetus. 1~ perce;t 0; :e fir~ ;~t~ "It is n(?t known whether 1 2 t · or not this finding is applicau.s PJO~shn,0s 1965 n~taft . er- ax ble to human s ti.b j e ct s," mcome w:as_ $37 ~ 0 n. -. · Upjohn said:- "CJ.imcal studTh 8 crumnal . informa~on ies thus far are quite limited which .· t a1. Therefore , charges b th that Ormase, . t lb and. expenmen as. e generic_ name o bu- the use of Orinase is not rectannde, was nns~abeled e- ~mmended for the managecaus~ _th~ entry Ill the 1965 ment of diabetes when ·comg cy ,, Phys1c1an s Desk reference li t db - th~ same entr! as that P ca e y pre nan · used m some pr 1 or years - "was not, as required by regulations, substantially the , same as the labeling autbor- 1 ized" by the Food and Drug t Administration. The charge is based on FDA's long-standing rule that Last month's 24-day airline entries ib. PDR-.:...which are strike cost an e st i m ate d prepared, edited, approved $250,000 in- lost income at San and paid for by drug manu- Francisco International Airfacturers-are legally label- port, George F. Hansen, airmg. Under the 1962 amend- port general manag·e r, said ments to the drug law the ,esterday. -gency also requires drug ads Hansen told the Public to contain a true statement Utilities Commission· that the in brief summary of the FDA- Ju 1 y traffic passenger volapproved brochure enclosed ume was 820 973 down nearin each package of a drug ly 5 percent' frdm the July product. ' 1965, figure of 852 ,515 _ L'P JOHN Ju n e 's pre-strike traffic . , ~he U P_J oh n . s_pokesman volume of 1.~61,279 was t~e sa~d. that _m a difference_ of ~st month m ~h~ airport s opin~on with FDA the firm history to top a ~illion. considered the PDR entry to / Hanson estimated that, be paid advertising, and that,:-Vithout the strike, July trafunder that interpretation less fie would have been 1,130,000. f r :I.i i5 Air Strike Cost City $250,000 · men, ~'and they were saying that the man had been shot while h~ndeuffed and that he was murdered by white police." The police denied the accu.sations: The wounded man, Harold Louis Prather, was reported by a spokesman at ~rady MeJ??ri8!; Hospital in poor condition. "This is an explosive area, and they (the police) come down here and shoot a Negro - good God Almighty." said Cleveland Se 11 er s, SNCC's project and program d~ector. "People here are Just reacting to police brutality." 0th er SNCC officials on c a p it o l avenue during the rioting were Ruby Doris .Robinson, executive secretary of the Committee, and Ivanhoe Donaldson, head of. the organization's New York office In the beginning, the mis:· sile-throwing was sporadic. But after the police used tear gas to rout a group of bottle thowers Negroes hurled volley after volley of bricks and bottles. At one point, the police thre w tear gas into a home, which they said had been the center of some bottie-throwing, and a mother, her five small children and the ir grandmother were forced into ~he street. The farmly Was taken to Grady Memorial hospital in an ambulance. Heavy_ police de ta i_ 1 s rushed mto _a Negro section about one mil~ from the trou- 1 b~e spot last ~ght after a ra- 1 dio newsman s car was overturned by Ne gr o e s near a church. 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