A Mississippi highway patrolman accompanies each squad of sailors. Some state investigators, including some brass, spend a good portion of every day under a giant pecan tree behind the small Philadelphia City Hall. One top investigator, pistol on, lies stretched out in an aluminum, web lounge chair, arms up behind Ms head. Four or five other chairs under the sheltering tree are for other state men who come and go. . . . State people for the most part seem to be standing by.
Federal agents carry the burden of effort to find the missing men.
Sometimes there is baloney and souse meat. Last Tuesday morning several highway patrol cars stood parked near a church to the west. Maybe more such are present than are needed. These officers only stood around talking to each other. The Philadelphia police chief and his assistants haven't been evident much in the searching either.