Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - August 14, 1963, Winnipeg, Manitoba Winnipeg free press wednesday August 14, race pickets clash with Chicago police 11 Chicago a at least four persons were injured tues Day As pickets and policemen clashed at a South Side site where workmen Are attempting to install temporary Mobile classrooms in a negro neigh boyhood. Three of the injured were policemen struck by hurled debris amid shouts of police brutal struck by a flying Brick but not injured was capt. Robert j. Lynsky head of the police Force which has ringed the construction site. The Volley of rocks and chunks of Cement was touched off As police struggled to put negro and White demonstrators into patrol wagons. One of the injured policemen was struck on the forehead by a piece of Concrete. The other two were less seriously Hurt the fourth injured was a woman. She was taken to a hos Pital with a head injury. 100 arrested nearly 100 pickets have been arrested during the two Day demonstration. Thirteen remained in jail in eluding comedian Dick Gregory. Gregory and the other twelve refused to sign recognizance Bonds tuesday and municipal court judge Harry g. Comer Ford continued the cases to thursday. Gregory and the others were locked up then transferred to other quarters after they pounded on the Walls with tin cups and flooded their cells by stuffing up a toilet. In Americus a. Negro Lead ers said they have filed a com plaint with the Justice depart ment charging police brutality during anti segregation demonstrations. The demonstrations resulted in 77 arrests during the weekend. Barnham said demonstrators were beaten with baseball bats and burned with hot electric that at least a fact that would warrant Federal action. V at Unity House ?a., the Al Cio executive Council refused to endorse the planned aug. .28 civil rights March of washing ton but said in a statement it supported completely the right of any american peacefully to protest for a redress of grief the statement also Drew criticism from a. Philip Randolph president of the brotherhood of sleeping car porters and the Only negro vice president in the More about continued from Page 1continuing . Nuclear superiority is anticipated he said. There Are under the proposed treaty he said but they Are either Small or under our even in just Mili tary terms he said the j Scales Are clearly tipped Fin Fayr of the treaty it has my Lin Al Cio Anarch. Who will Lead the More about errors continued from Page 1 six required numerous stitches to. Close hea3 wounds. Evidence in Washington a Justice department spokesman said the Fri had looked into the com plaint but found no police con the letter signed Charlie was mailed in the Lambeth area near Central London tuesday. Meanwhile British police followed up a new Avenue of leads uncovered by the discovery of a lonely farm that was the gang s hideout. Scotland Yard had the name and address of a Man to whom the farm was sold less than a month ago. A description of a charming expensively dres sed Man who. Came to col Lect the keys. Descriptions of a Ginger headed stranger and a Brun Ette woman seen in the District by suspicious country Folk. There was still no Trace of the loot. Winnipeg Ger gets new Craf Post Ottawa up the Craf announced today that group Apt. William Smith 50, of Winnipeg will move next month to air Materiel command head quarters in Ottawa As senior equipment general officer. He now commands no. 7 sup ply depot in Namao Alta. 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Please quote Competition or circular num Ber As indicated. Equivocal or Mcnamara Aid that militarily the treaty would have two benefits for the United states. He said it would have the effect of retarding the spread of nuclear weapons. Also he. Said he believes the treaty will delay soviet developments in certain areas in which we have technical he said that without the treaty ban on every thing but underground nuclear testing the soviet Union could Advance More rapidly and at less Sost with atmospheric test ing. It became apparent in the Sec Ond Day. Of Senate hearings on the partial test ban treaty that the military Security Issue and More precisely the anti missile Factor is the Core of the opposition. In a sometimes turbulent ser ies of encounters or. Mcna Mara faced the treaty s most vocal critics in a full Day of testimony before the combined Senate foreign relations Senate armed joint atomic Energy committees. Sen. Barry Goldwater Republican front. Runner for the Republican presidential nomination said in a Senate speech that the treaty May open a possible fatal Gap in this nation s defence against enemy missile attack. Disagree or. Mcnamara contradicted similar statements by sen. Gold water and others in the hearings. When or. Mcnamara denied he Ever said the soviet Union has one anti missile system in being. Sen. Strom Thurmond demo crat South Carolina disputed his testimony. Sen. Thurmond charged that it was not in Accord with testimony or. Mcnamara gave in private to the Senate preparedness subcommittee. Or. Mcnamara disagreed. Sen. John Stennis Democrat chairman of the preparedness subcommittee challenged or. Mcnamara to say whether he could assure the president that the test ban would not preclude the United states from developing an anti missile system that could replied or. Mcnamara. The problems of perfecting an anti missile system Are not primarily concerned with War he said. The United states already has carried out the tests that Deal with that the main problems he said Are unrelated to the treaty and con Cern the system apart from nuclear warheads. High Praise from the bulk of the combined members of the Senate commit tees or. Mcnamara receiver bipartisan Praise for Candor and clarity As Secretary of state Dean Rusk received the Day be fore. Sen. Richard demo crat chairman of the armed services committee particularly commended or. Mcnamara and said i am not As deeply concerned about this instant threat As i am about what might sen. Russell again expressed concern about whether there is any intention to shunt aside the nation s military leaders in forming policy on other subjects of Surprise attack or disarmament in East West negotiations. Or. Mcnamara replied that the military leaders have been consulted on literally hundreds of occasions in the past two years on such matters and said their advice is absolutely in a recurring series of questions along the same line or. Mcnamara said his scientific advisers recommended support for the treaty and his military advisers said that the treaty with proper safeguards is compatible with the Security of this coun More about Pearson continued from Page 1 there would be joint Canadian . Control he said. Or. Pear Soti was asked if it would resemble ii the simile he used during the election Campaign defining a sys tem with one Finger on the Trig Ger anal one Finger the safety he said with a smile that div ing election campaigns some times expressive similes were used. Drafting Law the Cabinet meeting Justice minister Chevrier told reporters that work is proceed ing on drafting a Federal Law to place give maritime transportation unions under government trusteeship the attorneys general of the provinces will have to be consulted at a later Date on what Ever provincial jurisdiction is involved but or. Chevrier said he believes the Law can be kept within f e d Era 1 constitutional Powers. Also said a study of the Norris. Report on great lakes labor strife in connection with Hal Banks seafarers International Union Tad May take several More weeks to de Termine w h e t i e r there Are grounds for criminal charges j jobless picture by areas Ottawa up Canada s unemployment picture in mid july in thousands july june july 1963 1963 1962 All Canada labor Force employed unemployed 293 304 308 Atlantic Region labor Force 632 614 630 employed 597 575 584 unemployed 35 39 Quebec Region labor Force employed unemployed 112 113 109 Ontario Region labor Force employed. Unemployed 81 89 94 Prairie tie Gion labor Force employed unemployed 30 31 26 Pacific Region labor Force 641 623 employed 606 591 unemployed 35 32 623 590 33 plane found Seoul . Army Light plane missing with five american captains and one ser Geant since aug. 4 has been found in South Korea. It was believed All aboard the plane were dead military sources reported tuesday. More about bar f continued from Page 1 the result of the convention s action on civil rights seems to put the bar association on re Cord As favouring equal fights for negroes and to leave the prac tical implementation of Day to Day activities largely in the hands of individual lawyers. The Board of directors of a special committee of lawyers formed by. Bernard g. Segal of Philadelphia and Harrison Tweed of new York eight weeks ago at the request of president Ken Nedy was mapping plans Here for opening a Washington office and stepping up its activities in racial trouble spots. The Aba s new statement of policy says that lawyer deplore lawlessness any this includes demonstrations which involve violence trespass or intentional violations Welt As the action or inaction of pub Lic officials who refuse to carry out the mandates of the it urges lawyers to organize civic groups seeking racial peace work with biracial committees where local conditions help eliminate unconstitutional Laws and practices and publicly urge respect for the courts. The statement says the key to racial disputes clearly seems to be to seek the solution on a ocal it also urges lawyers to work with the clients to reduce discrimination in employment and o take an Active role in trying o reduce Early school drop outs juvenile delinquency and crime. The negro lawyers committee said it did not agree that the solution to t b e racial problem should be left entirely to local committees n or did it believe there should be any restriction on demonstrations conducted within the constitutional Guaran of peaceful Assembly. A the negro lawyers also urged Lihe Aba to support the presi Dent s civil rights program. Deputy attorney general Nicholas Katzenbach urged All Law yers to fulfil then obligation to defend unpopular clients f and to defend lawyers who represent in popular causes. Major risk or. Katzenbach said that in some states negroes who have been demonstrating and rested have great difficulty in obtaining counsel and in some localities it is virtually impossible for them to obtain counsel i a civil rights he said that in some places a lawyer who takes rights Case runs a major risk of reprisals from clients and from the sacrifices made by some lawyers or. Katzenbach said often have been extremely but or. 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