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loom YearNo ill THIS DOCK nomnlh used Dora on aAugustincs Ma the mainland with the beach ilor tying up party boats was gripped apart by Hurricane tanras Bay The Bridge of Lions lathe background links area AP Wirephotot Reuther Tackles Forci Next In UAW Talks 4nmorrr sr Reulhcr president of the United Auto Workers Union will begin drive at Ford Motor Company Friday for the equivaleer or better at the new Chrysler agreement wlrlch he estimated fitobewortlrstceutsanhour during the next three years Reutbcr said that after Ford he would proceed to General Motors Corporation The union alsn lsexpeetcdto dcmaudthe sama patternin cluding possible pension in 1965 of up to $409 month at age cotrom American Motors Corporation scores or supplier plants and the agrimitural im plement industry The big three of GM Ford and Chrysler employ more than 500000 UAWrepresented work ers Their contracts often set national patterns The UAW began contract he gotiations Gilt of Canada ednesday wr ghe oneol drekey issue George Burt Canadian re gional director or the UAW said in Toronto that the union wants less disparity between wages paid its 42000 dlan mem bers and those the Unrted States He saldnegotlations with Ca nadianplants at Chrysler ope VSepL rs andrwith rurazsepmo VDDNUS RETIREMENT PLAN Most significant gains at Chrysler announced Wednesday were in areas or earlier retire ment where workers would get bonus for quitting at to in stead of as an higher pen sions generally The union kept its costofliv lag escalator clause and won boompany agreement to payment in all of hospitalmedical insur ance premiums for retired workers as well as regular em ployees the new Grryslermntrad yet to he signedhutagreed uponi wusrdescrlbea by Reuther as the most his toric agreement in the Amen can labor movement The limit chief said the agreementwas noninflationary and would require no price in crease As matter of fact lieuther said the company could out car prices and still make profit mud more Sails factory than for the Iverth American indua eryaler lrlce John HI president agreed the settieméut was noninflationary but said no decision had been made as to what eliect if say it would have on prices of 1965 airyslcr models President Johnson said in Washington he wu gratified by statements from company and union officials that this settle meat takes full swarm otboth pmllc and private interests that it will mean more jobs and UNITED NATIONS AP Malaysia is repmtedhaving flcultv tolineun airport or ted Natinuscoodernna Lion of lndonaia doargrng Pres ident Sukaroos government with aggression IFN diplomats upmaed doubt that Malaysia could get the seven votes in the llnstlonSeornity 0xde for any resolution of condemnation Several members were re ported opposed to rmhrtion that the Soviet Union was sure to veto There wasa positility that watered gt down compromise would ernnge but lladonesian DeputyForeign Minister Sud larwo Tjondmnegom has indr Stdlke In fBrélections The first byeieellous since tOntarios Conservative govern ment was rmrrnod to otfios year ago were held in twcpro vincialridings today with little at stake as far as the govern partly in balance in Torontos Rivardale riding workingdass area with large ethnic gmupsthe New Demo Templeto toimer evangc list who hopes to aseendtn the gliberailecdership viaahyeleev tron victory With the leadership conven tion just one week away Mr Tenopletomltd stood as the man withdrc most to gain The leadership race is still regarded as wide openaud Rivardala win could catapult him to and the party organiza tion itselfeanvassedvcadr home ht least fills times in thczbattle known inglliverdaie The seat warformerly held hijllohert Macaulay Conservative cab rnet minister who resigned for heallhreasonx semnd was in Windsor Sandwich seat formerly held by the Lib erals The leather Maurl Beianger died lawspring LA addla seatto their even cated his government wants no varied Malaysia SofietArnbassador Piston Alamogsay ngbe did not knowwhetirer theorem were Ken Waters vaifloristwell Vlaysiaa Jlorth Borneo status so Seek CommonPallem WASEINGTON AP Presldent Jo sonbas directed the Federal Bureau of Investigation to compiieita reportsnumbering in thehundrcds onrecerrt street violence in the United states in ordervthat he can determine it any common clda whether new federal laws are needed diatritwillrbtxnoaiatlatiouary The president also expressed pleasure that diiferenres were settled peacefully and prl vater on true good faith and collective bargaining some 55 minutes before the UAW 14 000 Chrysler employees were to have walked out on strike at 11 am Wednesday iNot all waschcogientment owsver among Iv if we ers Somew pickersth the inmates totbeD0d£o main plant in suburbanllam tramck Wednesday night com plalning their local grievances had not been settled Some pickets expressed an noyance at present work stand ards the quota of work as signed individuals and spokesman said only plant pro tectlonvmen would be admitted to this biggest Chrysler plant until grievances were mopped Report Malaysia In Biiiicuiiy Ova Support For Charges resolution Anctlrer council meeting on the isms was scheduled this afternoon The bitter dispute between the two Southeast Asian neigh bors was aired before the corm cil Wednesday in long speedres by Sudlarwo arul Malaysias minister of home affairs Date Ismail Bin Abdul Rahman fimtgyvgsas enlivened an ma to put tom the counrdl ahbodstained unitorm mortar and automa tic gun and white parachute He said they were capbrre frun ilndnnesians who had in Mcronov the exhibits remove loaded lsmail based hisnoomplalnt mainly on the landing lmt week also Indonesian paratroopsln the Malaysian state of lobore Sudlarwo admowlcdged that IndoneSian volunteers and guerrillas were fighting on the Malaysian mainland as well as in Sarawak and Sabah Ma said such action was neces said lndonear planstncon huuc its policy otconlrontation until poiitiealseltlement is mauled Ews patternexists and de meeting Wednesday was under ally favorable viewol propos be given so days topiclradeé Fwwerfwvrw ynwmmmmr no Killed By Cattle Truck BONDUEL Wis AF The death of two members of the National Fannm Organlsalion under the wheels ol heavy truck and the cries of other demonstrators that the driver be lynched have brought truce in the Wisconsin part at campaign to withhold live stock from the market Governor John Wlteynolds said Wednesday night that Oren Lee Staley president of this far mers group had ordered can collation of all previously planned Wisconsin demonstra tlons pending meeting in the governors office Friday Reynolds referred to the deaths as the senseless shed ding of blood Stalay raid at the organizar iinus headquarters in Corning lowa that the deaths while tragic should serve as ram bol for greater elfort on the part at armors in an orderly and determlncwmauncr to price their products at the mar ket place The two farmers wsra killed when cattle truck iurohed for ward as hundreds of angry demonstrators attempted to block its entry into the yards of the Equity Cooperative Livelt sock sales Association in this Iorthpaslci Wisconsin ty Killedwcrellvwald and Melvin ls honoring to Wealth Pawn Concentration Concerns Sargent WRONTOv CBEddie Sar gent mayorlof Owen Sound and candidate for leadership of the Ontario Liberal party said ill av th wealth and power in such areas as Toronto awaiting to about 70 Liberals from Toronto rldings Mrl Sar gent member of the legislature for Grey North said theraisa great need for inducing indus tries to relocate to lassdevel oped areas He suggested tax incentive to aehi 13 across theiprovin see no reason why Hfllanr should receiva lesser cdum tion because of geography and see no reason why mans income should beless because of grophy he said urgentsaid he had no ohl on to the 513000000 sub sidy which he called aBilt to the Torontondrway system as long as other parts otthe prov ince get the same treatment Noting that he gtwas the only man tnjigbt the grant in the legislature he said had pew ple dare me to tal abouttbis sublec in Tomato ssurn an Senatorldonas at scores bullseyo with hardleltto the lace ofhlslel low senator Federico Bucher autism Sucherrwhiomlsi party vice presldent was trying to have him expelled from thaparty for allegedlysuppo Marx ist Salvador Allendgiilgtead at thasenale building inSan tlago Chile nresday nlght Both aremembers of the Iliad cal Partyand Gomaclsimed Agree 011 ounce prov laces almost continent apart will coma together financially Sept as Quebecborrowa momma from anon Colum bia The loan wall be made on short and medium length terms and is hailed bythe leaders of both provinoes as having significance transcend lag the merely financial Premier Jean Lesage an nounced the deal Wednesday while similar announcement was corniag from Government Hopes Bide Higher To Break Flag OTTAWA GP For fourth time in monthv the leaders of the five politicalpar ties were to gel together today to try to hammer out solu tion to the deadlocked flag dc pressure or settlement might find way toease theflag issue all Deadlock be agreetoa limiton thedebatepmwding the comrrdttee returneda ver suggested in th Wednesday the the Commons floor Where it mam has been droning relentlessly for 22 days twohour Liberal caumr stood to have taken agener lsbyNDF leader Douglas her parliamentary signtandthea the party lead an would decide how long Pao being llamentwould debate the rc suit other prwnsitlon were also tossed around There was an indi Prermer Geidwdter risth Bennettrniviclcrls There is some belief the loan money willycome from re ported smooonoo British Co lumbia is to receive Sept is from the UnitedStates in con nectlon with the Columbia River hydroelectric project There also were reportsin in gtvestment circles thattire aver age interest rate inthe trans action may beharormd five per cent with rcpaymenta scheduled pe to live years ASilJNGiDNiAPl ldent Johnson and Senator Barry Goldwate have unstaed some allatar omanenta Itor 11 general election wooden battles an overflomgu RAINS SWELL arms predicted for the rest of north ripped from motel The liv ingiroomrotvabomouwaszswcpt sheets of tin pitched into the mroorride IiiMile Wind Brings Nightmare To Beaches Si AUGUSTINE Fla AP Hurricane Dora swirled di rectly into Augustine today with llsmile winds ltHoot tide and torrential rains The hirrrlcanea massive sweep also battered Judson viiiaand Brunswick Gm and lpushed galcs into South Caro na Water flowed hlpdeep in the ancient Slave Market Square in the heart of St Augustine Most streets were closed Power was out Trees were uprooted Coastal installations were de strayed and building damged When Doras calm eya pressed ashore St Augustine aodJadrsoavillo Beach had already been hammered by hurricane torus winds slashing rain and huge waves for more than 12 hours with Don moving only sever miles an burr the weather bu reau warned the area to expect at six mu hormnlrbeat lhg as Dohplrmgedililaud on westerly course expected to shift northward Rains out to 15 inches were ern Florida and southeastem Georgia producing floodrngln rivers and streams some re Burricana warnings ting II far uQIsrieslon 30 gt Dora was alumnus at Jacksonldlie Beach 36 miles to the north Pounded by hurri cane force winds and waves the seawall begin to ennnble Floodwaters swirled threaor four blocks from the beach and ran in some streets like small river Liva wirer hissed like snakes lhetop of 47yearold hotel was destroyedlheroot was away Twelve hundred refugees from the storm tried to sleep on the floor of high school Kym as rain swept in through bro ken windows Stora windows were smashed at mainland Jauksonville in miles from the beach Po lice reportadpsomotlooting At least three men were arrested Power was out to paper cent of the city Trees were howled over Most of the powerwas also knocked outat the vacation city of Brunswick aboutgoo mfles north at St Augustine The root at one building was blown cmnpletely awaytwo otherroofswere badly dam aged my FERRIS WHEEL Windows were smashed and his panelmany of whom had ulmlesln ah Arn cairlpollcy sinc the Sec and WorldWar Johnson addthe consultants would ciuda form state see streets terrls wheel was smashed on debt Island Damage figures were ex pected to run high in St Augus tins when people were abe to leave irelter to take rto The only reported death caused by Dora was in Bnrno wrck where man was missing and presumed druwued Avo navy fym died in the crash ol lhelr pans being flown out of Doras path St Augustine city of 15000 gelling ready for its loothau nlversary celebration alter summer at racial turmoil was first struck by Dora early Wed aesday The narrow streets of the old city were flooded twice before midnight National Guard of ficer said the water was six feet deep in some sections of tabs peninsula moss Matanxas 3V The Cast1lloda Sardine the oldest Spanish fort in the United States was isolated by mat of turbulent water Twenty thousand persona Were believed to have spent the night in Florida churehol schools and armoriea Thou sands ol others filled mainland hotels motels and the borne of friends scream undersea Ihousands also fled Georgia and South Carolina beaches Voting in Georgias statewide election was suspended at Sa vannahheadr when the mayor ordered the island evacuated Thsballoting was linished on the mainland Power failures attilrunswiek caused late voters to cast their 1ballots with the aid of flash Hurricane winds are expected to diminish gradually as the started moving westward from about 800 miles south or Borg muda on path close to the numbers took Ethels highest winds were 90 mph ROOFING FLIES At Brunswick great green arcs finished in theddarlfiaesa as power essnappe an trans formers blew chunks of roof ing material tell to the ground and tree branches littered the streets One at thosa chunks of metal couidrdecapitate you within seocnds said Red Cross worker Schools were closed in many coastal sections and some roads were repurtedhapardour us 17 was closed lronr Darien to the Florida border The slalom patrol asked sight seizing motorists to stay away from the coast gt EMusterRerrrfOrcements rotary Dean Acheson Paul Hoffman owner orergn aid administrator gene lila former head oi aWorld ohnfruccloyi negotiatedfor the United tea with the Soviet llnionv tAilen Dulles forme director of