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38,864. 0 1064 b7 The New York Tlmu Comp nJ.Tlmea SQuare. Ntw York. N. Y. 1003«1 NEW YORK, SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 19

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RESSING SENATOR KENNEDY CIVIL R I H ~L FIGHT HURT IN AIR CRASH;

EN SI BAYH INJURED, TOO

IS JOHNSON IS FIRM

Both Are in Fair Condition

in Massachusetts Hospital-Pilot of Plane Killed ·

PRESIDENT S.V

. c 'f . t B7 Tht Aasoclattd Preu

OS ows In a ornla 0 SOUTHAMPTON, Mass., Sat-

urday, June 20-SenatQr Ed- H D [ th T kOppose Violators of ward M. Kennedy, younger e ec,ares e' as

brother of President Kennedy,

Freedom in World and Scna_or Birch Bayh were Now Is . o hangeinjured in the cra.sh of a pri-

vate plane last night while on Law Into ustomthe \1.·ay to the Massachusetts

Democratic Convention.

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By TOM WICKER



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SENATOR KENNEDYINJURED IN CRASH

Plane Crash•m Massachusetts Injure·s senators

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Contlmlcd From· a . i : ~ 1, Lol. 3

New York to investigate the

cra -ih.

Robert Schauer of Southamp

ton said he and two ncphewft: "talked with• the Bayhs a t the

scene· of the crash-an apple

orchard near Hadley Airport.Mr. Schauer said ~ f r . Ken

nedy was able to talk but didjlllt.want to be moved. · ·

President Johnson telephoned

the hospital to inquire about

the conditions of the Senators.

The President was notified inSan Francisco of .the pi e a c ~ci,Jr-nt b:v \\ ' ite Hous communications ; s he ro e in anautomobile f r 1 Fairmont

Hotel to the Hilt Hotel to de-li\'cr a ·speech at a D c m o ~ c r a t i cparty fund-raising dinner.

Wife Goc• to Ho•pital

:-rrs. Kennedy, who was at• Wreckage of twin-engine plane ' that crashed.the ·convention in Springfield,; Mas.s. The pilot wa.s.killed and Senators Edward :81,. Kennedyfl. bout 15. miles away, left f a ~ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ • .the hosp1lal"' as soon a.s th e 1 • ·• •

c1·ash was a'nnounccd at the Peter Lawford Stunnedcor:ventwn. _ 11 ••

She was accompan1ed by Gov.. By News of tt CrashP.ndtcott Peabody of }.1assachu-

setts. · dT AL;\l SPRINGS, Calif.,·

JUllC 19 ( ' [ ;Pn-"Whcn wilfThe con\'cntion chairman. for·. 1

mer State Senate PresideritJII



nt audience of nearly 2,500 at a i Moss of Andover, ad- Mr. Johnson said it was now,

.st D e m o c r a t i r - ~ vartl fund-raising lministrative aide to Mr. Ken- the nation's task "to reach be- in- dinner, also pledged stern --;;:;-=:-:;:;:;:;::::;;::;;;::;;:;::=:;:;:; the content of the bill to,nt AmericHn opposition to ~ t h o s e [ccmclue·r the barriers of poor

who believe they can violate poverty, and squalid

1is their neighbor's borders and which are an inherit-

m- steal their neighbor's freedom." pa..st injustice and an

1th At the end of a day in Cali- to future a<)vance."

of fornia during which he gave He said that he did not : 'un-

lan several indications that he ex" derestimate the depth o the

rts to be President for passions involved in the strug-,

.tm least fOUI"n10re years, :1-rr. John- gle for racial equality." Ison said he wanted to double But he also spoke of "a large

1on the size of the Peace Corps, reservoir of goodwill and com-

l f f i what he called the " passion, of decency and fair play 1

_ r ~ r - w h i c h ~ seeks a vision of justice

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of pioneers" and achieve

"full equality for all our peo

ple."Earlier in the day, after an

enthusiastic welcome from

than 300,000 San Franciscans

who lined Market Street to see

his· motorcade, the President

came as near as he ever has

. is to predicting his election.;mg November.the

Predicts the Good Lire' 'A Government which can

get things done and knows

it is going," he said, isl , who was reported in cri-

lism "the kind of Government you tical condition.

ong have had for the past four years The pllot was identified

without violence in the streets."

John•on Statement

If these forces, the Prcsiden

said, "do not desert the

if they can be brought to

battle, then the years of

will be a prelude to the

triumph of a land 'with llbert:rl

and justice for alL' " •:}·}i'ii"

The President· issued

on the rights

.while he .was beiltlnnlll<gltv;•n-iiRv tour of Ca.lifornla.

text of the statement

.nee - a nd that is the kind of Gov- J. Zimny, 48 years

les- ernment you are going to get of-Lawrence, a last-mindte su'b-[Alneric:ans.

for the next four years." · stitute for the regular Kennedy

1me- Mr. Johnson's remarks were·pilot. lw·orked

'rom made at the dedication of a new Senator KfiD1edY,

tJeen Federal office building in down- of Massachusetts, was treated look forward to theSan Francisco. Before in an emergency room.for back will not be for' l l i · · l

here, he also spoke and chest Injuries. His wife, when the bill ~ : o ~ n e l l l l l l l i r \ o i i S ~ l l i , ~ i l i \ ~ l



nurd From Pllgf'l l , Col. 7 the President's hands were Senator Coldwater' atrport l- - - l'lcralchcd Rnd bruised rom speech In Portland.

n ~ l o n , Vl., ~ t n d sought to ~ h a k l or tourhlng thousand The downtown section was

S Gld Jammed. on the route th1ough

RWRY from .. t 'nator o - oC h a n d Hill voice al lo grew town, and 2r,.ooo wf'rf' In thf' lr the R r p u ~ l l c a n the S<'n- hoarse rom talking to street City Hall Plaza whcrP Mr

. o l l c l t c d In the same two corner crowds without the aid Johnson ~ k a trr dark . I~ l a s t Friday. of 11 bull horn. The motorcade was stalled In

•lead. Mr. Johnson went In M;mch<'sler tonight. at a the crush.

bedrock Republlcn.n \'Ot- meeling o weekly newspa per 'T ru t h ·Sqund' on Trail

y praising them. ed\tor l, he attacked the pro- HARTFOTlD. sept. 28 (AP) ·have more respect for the g-ram Senator Goldwater has - This year's version of thr Re- Jbllcan pRrty than some of proclaimed or the maintenance publican "truth srprad" maclc Its

· who have taken over il l o peace through the •·respon- formal debut lx hlnd P r ~ s i d e n t• this year," he said In sible'' uses of military power. Jpohn;dn n t t r>dady and hsakrd

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· rest "n s oo on a ': a y p a.Cord. . "Fir lt." the President said, \form in Identifying his Adminis-

ter , In Burlington. in a "is the Illusion that Coree or , thc1tralion as a re sponsible one.

• that has ne\'er given Its threat of force can resolve a ll ' "We think we can prove that

to a Democratic Preslden- probl£'m l." , this A d ~ i n i l i o n h.as bl'cnl'and ldate, he drove the The UnltrC1 ~ H a l e s mllilarv l r r e s p o ~ s l b l c In . forcrgn and

• s edge deeper. power. he said " c ~ t n n o t be uscil c s t ~ r · poii<'Y. sal l R r p r C ~ P n l ·. . " to compel and ri<>hten others .ltt\£' Elford A . ( rrl<'rbor., oflne t our great parllcs. . " ,, :\1inncsol·lllrl h a ~ been raptured bv into followang our command. . A . . . . th :\.f C d

. . . "Thr onlv r n n ~ ~ ' q t t c n c e nf ppC'arlng . r. r cr-wt ton of men who ~ l a n d h

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.. h b<'r"' wrr·r Sr-n·ltnr· Lrn R lnr-'-'\1<' a pn r·\ , \\'rnt on ,., · · ' ·

10P the whole rang•' of c · n m - , ld b ·. · . . • · dan o f ldaho. Rrprl'scntalivcaiTcem<'nt and common '" 011

C' constll.nt conflict, R b ·t H \1" ·h 1 c Illi · d• ' l p l ~ s which ha\'<' brott""hl rising hostrlily and deepening Ro cz t. ·l}( cCio k MnorsG. an -,., tensions " eprcscn a rve ar ac reg

n the summit n f succrss. S d h . d .. h . •or of Minnrsola.h£'sr mC'n have not j11st econ · P sa1 , IS t P rllu- . _·hrd nul of SlC'p wllh Amcr- slon that the U ~ StatC'S ca n iPresident Goes to Hospital

progress· thry h;t\'C rc- demand rrsoltrtron of all the

t to m ~ , : ~ h : ~ t ::til. 'rr th('y d ' s ~ r o b l e m , < ; . " .. . To Visit Senator Kennedyrd control of our Govrrn- In thrs nurlt"ar a;::r. hr sat cl .l .t. tht"y woulc1 not Just .. ~ · : have r.on_r,crn ab.oul the MANCHESTER , N.H.; Tues-

the direction of our fans of f've r) rontan 'nt. Thts da y, Sept. 29 (UPI) - Prcsidentth ey would hall it al- c:oncern doe:- ~ o t gt\'f' . l_ls. the Johnson ,lew to Boston early

·thPr ." I' ~ h t or th£' r s p o n s l b r l r t ~ to this morning for a 35-mlnuterh t V h::tvP alrradv said they o r d ~ r l ~ e affairs of all other vi lit \\ith Senator E'dward M.1ol 'intend to pas:c; laws . hu't natrons.. Kennedy, who suffered a brokenrpeal them," thp Pre .c;id<'nt And t . r . ~ a . l l y , l ~ l < P_csidcnt de- back in a plane cras h.;u·Ni a l hr- ran down a. list clar<'d, . IS the llusron . that we . "The Senator was Vf ry <:heer•uling- minimum wa.grs. n.id cnul rl, rf only w p tnrrl hard fu l." Mr. Johnson said. "He

r-ducnlion. the test ban enough . put~

end to dlC Icu lty was in wonderful spirits."1ty , the tax c1rt and the and danger, ~ . n d then retire The President was accom·poverty camparg-n. from the ~ v o r l d . panied by Mrs. Joan Kennedy,

'hey 1the p r o g r a m ~ have He satd that the Unlted the Senator's wife. Mr s. John-'lved support from Demo- ~ t a l c ~ w o u ~ d always be engaged son stayed a t the a i r p o ~ .

and Republicans alikt " rn the affatrs of the world, and Mr. Johnson said he and

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SCR N T Q N TERMS Ihe G o v ~ r n o r said. "He is not s.re r e g a r d ~ as possible re . __

t\. that kind of man. I think that crults for the Scranton camp \ :) • /ignorance must be the explanl\- but first the Governor will have ]

R IYALJGNORANT Ition. H ~ Is simply talking off to counteract the resi<lue of

the top of his head." anti-Lodge sentiment that datesThe Pennsylvanian said that back to 1952. Henry Cabot

- " tf we had to do It over. we Lodge, now backing Mr. Scran-. would not necessa.-ily havelton. Is still identUfed with the

In the Sou_h, Governor H1ts built T.V.A . along the lines on successful movement to stop

Goldwater on Tv A whirh It has grown. Then he iSenator Robe rt A Taft, the hero' · · continued: of the Tennessee hill country

"I hope that we 11.re 11.11 blg 1conscrvatlves.. enough to learn from experi-

By JOSEPH A LOFTUS ence. But to attempt to ~ v e r e C h a l l e n r ~ > Go ldwo.h·rS p t c l ~ l to The Nn· York Tlmea history in the way that my opK . ~ O ) ( V I L L E , Tenn., June 29 ponent has proposed Is the ver.; ( ~ ~ x ~ ~ ~ c r ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ · . J ~ ~ ~ o ~ ;

-Gov. William w. Scranton, opposite of conservatism. I t 1lelljvlng Atlanta todav, sent II.

the man trom the hard-coal would be to break radically telhgrl\m to Mr. Goldwatercountry of Pennsylvania, mined with the past, causing just the lasklng him to appear on a tclein the hard-rock Goldwater kind of chaos and uproar which vised debate tomorrow night in

lhe good conservative seeks to Chicago, where both men ~ r ccountry · of North Carolina, Pt:,Vent. I cheduled to address the lilt-

Georgia., and Tennessee today. My opponent should know lnois Republican delegationHe dug out a tew nuggets better. He should reM the ·

- ve ry tew-and found some p a g ~ of American history. He Oltl 1 0lOft apota that may be e. <ploited should join progressive and ce

8pened H e r t ~

If he can get past the first bal- freedom·lovlng Americans to Mr. Scranton's Ncw York Ilot for the Presidential nom · build upon the past, not retreat headquarters at 9 East 42d

n t1on 1n the RepubUcan Na to some private oasis where the S ~ r c e t was opened yesterday hytiona Convention. The conven- triumphant roar ot the future h1s 18-year-old daughter. Susan. It1on opena 1n San Francisco is stul inau<lible." Speaking through an ampll- 1two weeks from today fled telephone from Charlotte.

The Governor laid unpul lve- Georgian for Governor N,C., Mr. Scranton asked his

neu and lack of publtc support The three states that Mr. daughter and the 200 personsto Senator Barry Goldwater as Scra.nton visited today have an jammed Into the convertedhe baa before, bu t not untu' to· aggregate of 18 votes In Lhe storefront to "go out and getnight did he suggest that his Republican convention. R o ~ r t every delegate you can."rival was Ignorant. Cloer, a district delegate from

Mr. Scranton made thl.s re- northern Georgia, was dlstln· LOW FLIGHT HINTED

mark Jn the context of his rec- gulshed as the onlyone

of theoUeetson that Mr. Goldwater 78 who has declared himself IN KENNEDY CCIDENTJ U i g e s t e d that the Tennes· for Mr. Scranton. . _ ___

- b e t ~ ? ' ~ e y Authority might t o T ~ ~ ~ : ~ ~ r ~ ~ ~ U : ~ ~ NORTHAMPTON, Mass .- 1111: sold to private enter- of 13-by convention time, but June 29 (AP)-The plane that



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\IT GNER SEEKING are eligible to vote arc not reg-: enacted as part of election re-

I lstered. I forms."Negro registration, particu-'l "Much criticism," The Mayor

DIG REGISTR TION l r l ~ in the Bedford-Stuyvesant said, centers around the in-1) seet10n of Brooklyn, showed

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adequate n ~ m b e r and generalsharp gains last year after•ly inconvement locations of cen-

Continued From Pa e 1 CoL ,\drives were held there. · tral registration offices and the---- -g ' In his letter to the board, hours wh1ch they are open. Lim-

would provide for giving Eng- Mr. Wagner was critical of past ited to one each borough and

ish literacy tests. A major ob- registration efforts that in- I pen only during regular busistacle to Puerto Rican regis· valved extending the normal ness hours, they have not ge;;·

, traUon has been the taking of three-day period in October by crated a suffiCient response.the literacy test; it usually two days. He said the two ex- Kennedy Queried on Crashmeans losing a day's pay. tra days last year cost the city NORTHAMPTON, Mass .

An applicant must take the $400,000. . June 28 (AP)-Senator EdwardliteriJ,cy test if he fails to prove The new plan, he sa1d, would M. Kennedy, showmg further

cost half that-$200,000-and improvement in his conditwn.he has had at least an eiemen- provide 20 days of registration. was quoted today as havingtary school education. The Mayor also told the board said there was no warning of

. The firehouse plan would en- that there is general agree- trouble before his pla)1e crashc<iable Puerto Ricans to take the ment among those who have\June 19. The M<tssachusctls

test either after work Thurs- examined this problem that the Democrat relayed the informa-. central reglStration perwd es· tlon to a C1v11 Acronautlcslil YS or on ~ a t u r d a y s when tabllshed under permanffit per- Board investigator yesterday at,most. workers are off. Puerto sonal registration, has not pro· Cooley Dickinson Hosp1tal,'Rican leaders here estimate duced the volume of enroll- where Mr. Kennedy is recuperltbat 125,000 Puerto Ricans who ments hoped for when It was ating from a brokm back.





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·DOCTORS REPORT

GAIN BY KENNEDY

Senator's Cond iti on Termed

'Extremely SatisfactMy'

NORTHAMPTOX. :\{ass.June 22 (UPI) - Se nator Ed·ward M. Kennedy, recupcr:tltngfrpm a broken back ;;u ffered ina 'plane cra sh d a ~ · fc>I L good

e ~ ~ > U g h today to ask to r eadthe newspapers,I

r rhe 32-year-olp Ma, sachuse t tsDemocrat is strappe9 in a spe

cial canvasr i g ~ g

and doctorswould not let him l read thenewspapers by. l).lmsel . A nurseread the papers to h Jp.

Later-a doctor stitlched a cuton Senator J<iennefiy's righthand, one of ~ e v e r a l cuts hesuffered in the c r a s h The pilot,Edwin T. Zi:ffii'\y, 4S. and theSenator's a.ide, Edwa1 d Moss, 4 ,died in the accidr.nt.

A hospital btplet19-' described

. Mr. Kennedy "brig ht and' a l ~ r L ' ' It said h condition was

' 'extremely sa i s f a c ~ o r y and"everything seems to be defi-nitely improved." I ,

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SEN~ T R KENNEDY Annll1er SLotcr, ~ 1 , · s . Sargent and ran to the spot. H ~ s:ud 11r.:seats of lh•t ·Shn\·rr. al.sn came hc;r Bctyh had pulled : \ 1 r . ~ Kcnncdy'lg-round.

The Ja.c:t :nrl\ 'e ._,.-;,._;; . \ T r ~ . J r o m - Uw _wrcc:K a.ncl \yas try·ing Dr. Jack-

MAKING RECOVERYPrl t" ' 1 'lWf,rrl . t' . _,. to help h1s \':;fc, ~ 1 . 1 . I " } ' I ~ ] J a , 11ut.

• ·" t • ,l 1111u .<;1:-Hf'f j . . 'was n o t Cl' '

, v.:ho ~ a d also b<'t'n in ~ e \ \ ' York: r: _>.r.niH't Y \'.:as ' tcunsClOilS

i Thr· sisters kept ih touch by. a.ncl, msJsted _ t ~ _ a t t h c ~ ~ ~ ~ y h s h,c ;>.1r. Kenned:- : - ; - ~ - - ~ telerJhone wi th :-.Irs. P..oc,r Krn- :-tttE.ndf'd t o f u st. l f m ~ \ < r, tht y', but that t lw

From P8ge ~ - ' C o l . 4·necty, the S f ' n : l t o r · ~ mother. a t ~ ~ w ~ ' - r c abl:· to walk_ - ~ f r o m t h c ' , a ~ o r appar1

- - - . - . . J : , ; i ~ h e family StJmmcr r o r n r ~ o u n d ~ t c h a . r d and t_nf'tl ll; \'aJn to;hts scat h t ~ l 1\brother''s t e rm as j u h i o ~ SenatOr Iat Hyannis Port, ?>.{a.ss. t rl:lg dnw_n pas:-;mg c a ( ~ · : ; . : ~ t a n d m g - 111 ,M a s s a c h u s e t t ~ . He, will b e ~ · The .Attorney General \\·as in ..\11'. St·h:wcr g

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for elec.tion to a. full s i x ~ ~ B o s t o n the daJ; before thP < ra.sh fr()m llts hom(' : ; t t t e r ~ t d c p t w n ~ · "At a n ~ · :t .. N b I Ito have lunch \a,.·ith D ~ tl mg the poltn\ and 1\'ent IJacl-< I \-1r Kf'nnlerm ln p\'el'"fl e ~ . IM Pusey presid t fr. ' . a lanl and wrapp(•d :\·11·. ~ ~ n n e d v in v.:as. loo_ epilot, Echvar :l J\ Z i m i n i , U ~ i v e ; s i t y ' Theyendi 0 ~ - { \ ~ \ · : ~ . r c one r1f liwm. Th(' s ( ~ n : t r 1 r a ' s l u ~ d in th 1

, fl .tn•Lr1.wrence, ,I, .Iass., was'

1Kn ned. · M · . ·

1cu:-;I:-;f'b nc for ·set Lt· · '-'• • 1 1 , ..... n y • emor1a _. 1 rarv. ·'

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tn last n 1 g h t ' ~ crash.iwhich is to be sP.t up ncar u;e· Ht· ·.·.-·'-- ;:1 gr(·aL ~ p : 1 : n . b.it :wd.\· "l1Hd·.

~ r ; r ; > ; . : • .. ,p"aw•ara :M:oss, 41, j a c i D l i n i s t r a ~ i b u s i n e s s school, before the A t ~ was ('(j(,: :1 ; :t C I J C I J ~ " r : b ( ' r , · <tc- ~ p • · : l l \ I I L 'aSsistant

to ~ h e Senator,ltorney General returned to tlwC'llrding

tn.:.rr.

S \ · h : - I ~ J L · r . iwd. \H' ~ : . ·of head . n j ~ r i e k seven Icapital. Later. at the h t l ~ · J l i L t , the "o:lt• (If

iho*r.s_later a t the ~ o s D i t a l . Early this afternoon. a Senator :oc.Kcd l lp a t ~ l u s broth- walt'\ ;1\\',J',', · • .. 1 team at h . . er .1nd asker ., H m ~ arc you "I c. 111

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Ba•·hs Also' • ' ~ J · u N , d our p ys1c1ans from BorJh\' . ."' ~ 1 - the Walter Reed Army J\:fedu a l . ' ."ll'.rt' hl'r•'

1 Ed\1.-'ln Cuthman. .tuh' to .\Jr. · ; :1 j ' ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ . ~ and Mrs . B i ~ c h BayhJCenter in Washington and Dr1: w e r ~ alsb aqoard the Paul Russell of the M a s s a c h u ~ the A t t o n w ~ · (;('nera4 ~ ; u J tln.t \\';t.<-; t a k 1 r ~ ; . . :

was to h d v e ~ k i e l i v e t e c t [ s e t t s G e ~ e r a l Hosp1tal m Eost( 1n Senatllr Kt·nrwdy J ~ k P r l WJth . \ l n . \ ~ 1 : ~ ~ ·te a d d r e s ~ , a the con-,arrived to consult with the Cr>ol other mrlllht'r:-; of the'. f:tmilv as l'::ra_.;lwdt lwv :->.:·:·_:n_'d ' 'H,,·

.Bayhs rece,i.ve.d .le,ssJeY Dickmso11 staff. · .,,." ·l r ~ : : ~ . ~ ~ : s t i ~ ~ ~ : ~ ~ ~ ~ D The A : . ~ o r : : e \ · c ( · n · ~ r : l l t l n : ~ k · :u fut

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1re taken:. . r. Russell is chief surgl'•1n l -·.i i . ;at Ma...c;;sachusetts General. HP ~ ' ~ · thr: hrl_'-'flli:l: ; , ~ r : i t : n . " . ~ ' ' ;i ... --.;l;r

il'}jllt:ies. Were:came to the hospital at the l 'C· ~ ( l ( ' ; r t i _ t : r ~ •;;:::i :iir> ( ' ; ' - ' - I ' • \L : i . \ ) r i l · ~ 1 :. a ~ . r a r ~ ~ - r e ~ of' t h e : q u e ~ . " t . of _the Kennedy f a m i l ~ · . new." n : - t : · ( · n r · · : ' : . l , d ; ~ ' ; . l fro :-..:·l-.rl .\ ; R·l·::---.

trd• and f. u r ~ h .verte-•[He ~ t d hts patient was "'bright th:1t il',;t f•lr thr: ca1·i· ~ ~ ~ · . ; brrrlhi·r ln\···-" :_;_:::1:,

lower ba k :and f r a c ~ and cheerful" when he first srt.\\' bad l't'f'l'•\·,·d :d tllfiT· lln."'Jllt:\1 l'llhlrw rd:1rseCon4. third andlhim about. 5 A.M. arid that he "tlw ''1':,· 11

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THE ~ W YORK TI\IES SC:-.:0.-\ Y, 'L: <E 21 1%4. .

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setts Injures Senators Kennedy and Bayh FAIR PICKETS GETchild Inyou thought n

The judge

T E R M S ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ; : g ~ ~ i ~ ~:played colleg

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SUSPENDED

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Reluctant Judge entences,Ncw York cFarmer and Rustin 1fcw people. I

- ----·----- -- I ~ ~ ~ t i ~ w o ~ ~ ~ oBy :\lt 'RRAY L L S O ~ down and wa

i\Vhcn I mentA Criminal -court judge in. me vcrv b l u n

iQuecns gave susr.enctro jail' J cws. So yo

lterms ve.stcrdav tu two ci\'il familiar v.;ith1 right.-;; l-eaders \ ~ · h o had pleaded JuJ;.:e D u b E

. · . that he hnguilty to dtsordcrly conduct m dutv'' to pe r

1ctcmonstrations_ at '...he \Vorld s He said:

air. backgroundOne .of the leaders, me put

" ' ' ' ~ ' o r , 44 years old, :

director of the Congress of i o1t.

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Equality, got a ' 1 5 - d a t J Y ~ ~ ~ ~ J f : e ~ ~

rr;:=:;;:::::::;=:::; ==-=)1 :-:-c= 'il p<encled sentence ·from . JI c ~ 1 = · iBertlai'd Dubin. Tlie o ~ e r , B•.v-' S25o A :L-L i 3U Rustin, 54, o r g a n i z e r ~ o

VT. summer's March on:to'} rec'leived a 30:day

sentence. :

As Mr.' Farmer stoodbench awaiting sentenee, 1 ; . J n , , ; ; - , ; : ~ - . i ' i ; . ·;;

told Judge Dubin that theat the

Building pn the

the fair, Aprilfrivolous or ait was nothing

. Mr. Fanner



LIST OF ABBrtEVIATIONS USED IN BRIEFS

ABBREVIATION

AERIAL ADVERTISE

ATR FLIGHT INSTR.

AIR SHOW/FACING

AIR TAXI-CARGO

AIR TAXI-PASSG

APPROACH CTL-DEPARTURE

APR CTL-TOW ENRT CTL SRV

ASSOCCROP

CTL ACTIVITIESASSOC FIRE CTL ACTIVITIES

COMMERCIAL FLIGHT.INSTR

CORP/EXEC

CR-

CTR CARGO-D

CTR CARGO-I

CTR PASSG-D

CTR PASSG-I

LAST ENROUTE STOP

MAPPING/PHOTO

MIL CONT:RACT CARGO INTL

MIL CONT:RACT PASSG INTL

MILITARY CTR CARGO DOM

MILITARY CTR PASSG DOM

MIL/CTR CARGO

MIL/CTR PASSGNR.

NS CTR

NS CTR

NS CTR

NS CTR

NS CTR

NS CTR

CARGO

PASSG

REVENUE CARGO DOM

REVENUE

REVENUE

REVENUE

OT

PAR.Z:...JUMP

CARGO

PASSG

PASSG

INTL

DOM

INTL

PRIVATE FL.INST R.

PX -

:RADAR CTL/SURVEILLANCE

CARGO SRVCHED

SCHED

SCHED

SCHEDSCHED

SCHED

S-D

S I

UNK/NR

DOM PASSG

DOM CARGO

INTERNATLINTERNATLPASSG SRV

SRV

SRV

CARGO SRVPASSG SRV

M2:ANING

AERIAL ADVERTISING

AIRLINE T:RANSPORT INSTRUCTOR

AIR SHOW/AIR :RACING

AIR TAXI-CARGO OPERATIONSAIR TAXI-PASSENGER OPERATIONS

APPROACH CONTROL-DEPARTURE

APPROF.·:H CONTROL-TOWER EN ROUTE CONTROL SERVICE

ASSOCIATEDCROP CONTROL

ACTIVITIESASSOCIATED FIRE CONTROL ACTIVITIES

COMMERCIAL FLIGHT INSTRUCTOR

CORPORATION/EXECUTIVE

CREW

CONT:RACT/CHARTER-CARGO-DOMESTICCONTRACT/CHARTER-CARGO-INTERNATIONAL

CONTRACT/CHARTER-PASSENGER-DOMESTIC

CONT:RACT/CHARTER-PASSENGER-INTERNATIONAL

LAST PLANNED EN ROUTE LANDING POINT

AERIAl Mi '.PPING/PHOTOGRA.PHY

MILITARY CONTRACT-CARGO-INTERNATIONAL

M I L I T l ~ R Y CONTRACT-PASSENGER-INTERNATIONAL

MILITl·.RY CONTRACT-CARGO-DOMESTIC

MILITARY CONTRACT-PASSENGER-DOMESTIC

HILITARY CONTRACT-CARGO

MILITARY CONTRACT-PASSENGERNEAR

NONSCHEDULED/CHARTER REVENUE CARGO-INTRA-STATENONSCHEDULED/CHARTER REVENUE P A S S E N G E R I N T l : . A S T P . . ~ ENONSCHEDULED/CHARTER REVENUE CARGO-DOMESTIC

NONSCHEDULED/CHARTER REVENUE CARGO-INTERNATIONAL

NONSCHEDULED/CHARTER REVENUE PASSENGER-DOMESTIC

NONSCHEDULED/CHARTER REVENUE PASSENGER-INTERNATL

OTHER AIRCRAFT AND GROUND

PARACHUTE JUMP

PRIVATE FLIGHT INSTRUCTOR

PASSENGERS

RADAR C O N T R O L / S U R V E I ~ L A N C ES C H E D ~ J L E D CARGO SERVICE

SCHEDULED DOMESTIC PASSENGER SERVICE

SCHEDULED DOMESTIC CARGO SERVICE

SCHEDULED INTERNATIONAL CARGO SERVICESCHEDULED INTERNATIONAL PASSENGER SERVICE

SCHEDULED PASSENGER SERVICE

SCHEDULED DOMESTICSCHEDULED INTERNATIONAL

UNKNOWN/NOT REPORTED



FILE DATE LOCATION AIRCRAFT DJl..TA

2-0058 64/6/19 NR.SOOTHHAMPTON MASS AERO CMDR 680TIME - 2200 N344S

NAME OF AIRPORT - BARNES

TYPE OF ACCIDENTUNDERSHOOT

DAMAGE-DESTROYED

COLLISION WITH GROUND/WATER: CONTROLLED

PROBABLE CAUSE(S)PILOT IN COMMAND - IMPROPER IFR OPERATION

FACTOR(S)WEATHER - LOW CEILING

lfi'EATHER - FOG

WEATHER BRIEFING - BRIEFING RECEIVED-METHOD UNKNOWN

WEATHER FORECAST - FORECAST SUBSTANTIALLY CORRECT

MISSING AIRCRAFT - LATER RECOVERED

SKY CONDITIONOVERCAST

VISIBILITY AT ACCIDENT SITE

2 MILES OR LESSTYPE OF WEATHER CONDITIONS

IFR

INJURIES FLIGHTPURPOSE

PILOT DATA

C<..-

PX-

OT-

F S M/N

110

0 0 NONCOI .1'1ERCIAL

3 CORP /EXEC0 0

PHASE OF OPERATIONLANDING: FINAL APPROACHLANDING: FINAL APPROACH

CEILING AT ACCIDENT SITE

800

COMMERCIAL, FL.INSTR.

AGE 49 10759 TOTALHOURS, 731 IN TYPE,INSTRUMENT RATED.

OBS' 'RGCTIONS TO VIS=0::-.1 AT ACCIDENT SITE

FOG

TYPE OF FLIGHT PLAN

IFR

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