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ashington Préceedings ley ws !Whitey wants. If Puryos “Gt is ‘able to deliver, then we wu! be | YESTERDAY 6:26 P.M. until Monday noen. . . oN. in better position to get funga- Foreign Affairs subcommit- ; vse ‘ (Oct. 14, 1965) tee received briefing trom imental things later. THE PRESIDENT j Ambassador to the Soviet Ose of Funds Explained . Continued at Bethesda Na- ; Union Kohler. + During the summer there was em. Mr. Wingate said he was! val Hospital. . ‘DEPARTMENTS & AGENCIES & cers oes Mr ingate frightened for his own life: THE SENATE Defense department re- iene ftob n Ak un . Tha divulge any details of the| Not in session. | quested 45.224 draft quota for lened to bre us asunder. ‘4 ovement." Finance Committee began , December—biggest since the ees en eed oe pay t v<T¢ J tell you too much about! hearings on sugar. bill passed , Korean War. this organization. I'll be ‘the by the House yesterday. date Wingate.’” he said. Internal Security subcom- So he refused even to give; mittee issued report on vir- the name of the sinister or- tual elimination of churches tion. However, it was ap-| &n man Catholic schools ' gcHEDCLED FOR TODAY !; e 7 che rent he was talking about a] in Communist Cuba. (Oct. 18, 1965) jin and took te e money. i didn’ t 1 | ments,” the director went on. | ! young Harlem hate group; Civil Service Committee | President Johnson conva- ‘it came from.” | { i | Agriculture Department an- . nounced « national allotment ; To keep faith with “the kids’ of 6 million acres for the [who had been given job com- 1966 crop of upland cotton. |mitments by 8 staff member. Mr. Wingate said: “I reached the “Five Percenters.”| met on its version of the ; e Police Department con-} House- passed Federel pay lesces at Bethesda Naval Hos- | The agency has been criticizec 7 . : ital, as : " ed that this group was, Tite DLL Peenate meets at noon: tor commingling” Federal and under investigation, THE HOUSE House not in session. ty a raeid be “a lie" to suggest Members of the group told thé; Completed Congressional ac- police they had adopted the| tion on a $4.3 billion suppie- tike cattle. 10 per cent are Tnelel priations bill; adjourned at NASA officials on Gemini ‘any wrongdoing, Mr. Wingate VI orbital mechanics and ren- said, The books are not in ct- dezvous hold news conference;- der, he explained, simply te- 2 PM. cause of emergency program Toms, and we are the 5 per cent : tinvoiving payment of than- who know what belongs to us.” |at the National Urban League‘‘crack down," Mr. Wingate said sands of Harlem youths, 2 pri- The Police Department te-|conference that Harlem was in but they remain defiart: “The vom that gave Her lem respite q comment when esked Mflimminent peril of bloodshed:\wS,Sn\ moves summer” of violence. . - ; ":we won't move.” ! - . ° tary between the police!that in that event the disorders, * .¢ “ou think just because the Lem “ the pole Mr. Wingate warned that if jong hot summer has ended and “Five Percenters.” ee eseme tection of Brooklyn the , Public continued to “listen the’ autumn chil) has begun “Growing Bapidly” : “8 to the asinine. lying and dics-, : ” P and to Rochester and other UP- torted press” sbout Harvou-Act.. Wingate tension, is oer com Mr. Wingate said the move-|state cities, it w . eon * ment was “growing rapidly"| “I come to you with a deep it would have to ron naked and that “the lid may blow offltouch of fright in me." Mr..8upS (0 Con . ! “These Kids don't give a any day." “ingate told the conference. He’ “1 can see bloodshed in Harle™ tamn. They are willing to die. perhaps Tl be called an|said he had been meeting with &n¢ then in Bedford-Stuyvesant,7 raice my hand to God and: alarmist.” he said, “so if youjaigh-level police about an “omi- 8Md then Rochester and Syra- say: ‘That's what 1 believe’.” want confirmation, you can callinous movement” of youths pre-/cuse will move,” Mr. Wingate Mr. Wingate said the idea some key police officials." He pared to die. ‘said. ‘for the emergency program mentioned, among others, Depu-| 88 Deaths Recalled ' Later, at the news conference was suggested to him Inst June ty Chief Inspector Harry Tay-| . . ‘in another room, Mr. Wingate 7 by Senator Robert F. Ken- Nor, who he said had met with: “There will either be a change said that he had talked to mem- nedy, Democrat, of New Yorl. representatives of the move-jin the situation.” he said, “or-bers of the group at the start of By July 1 the program had ent, you'll see something tha'll make'the sumer and had found 4,000 youngsters and a_ staff Inspector Taylor denied last;Watts look like a tea party."ithe deeply suspicious about of 500. Mr. Wingate said: , might that Hariem was on the He was referring to the Negro'“Whitev" (the white man) and “I'd been warned by friends verge of racial violence’ “We,riots in the Watts phetto of Los of the white man's intentions in Washington: ‘Roy. it’s an ari- not,” he said, “in a danger-| Angeles, where at least 33 were regarding Haryou-Act. He de- ministrative impossibility.’ Be:t § situation.” killed last August. jscribed part of the conversation I replied: ‘I can't turn down 8 ut Mr. Wingate told about Members of the movement:as follows: mill en.‘ leaders of poverty programsknow the police are about to’ “The kids said: ‘Look. Win- “So we ran the program and smunity is loaded with dynamite.