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VOL. 9, No 3637 KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS SATUROAY, Ju~r 15, 1968
PRAGUE (UPI )--TROOPS or TH[ SOYln UNION Cong Shell Saigon and Suburbs; UNION, HUNGARY AND POLAND TODAY 3ATH[R[0 Shafer Endorses Rocky FOR THtlR COt(TROVEIISIAl "LIMITED AND WASMI NGTON (UPI )--TME AMEli: I CANS rOR ROUTINE" WARSAW PACT'MANEUVERS IN CZECH DEMOCR ... TIC ACTION (NDORSEO SEN EIJGENE Alert Issued for Ground Thrust OSLOVAKIA. ,""CCARTHY rOR THE THIRD TIME TODAY AS ITS SAIGON {UPI ) ••VU:T CONG 5H[LLS HIT SAIGON AND ITS sueURBS (ARLY nils MORNING THE EXERCISES WERE ANNOUNCED SHORTLY rAVORITt FOR THE DEMOCRATIC PRESIOENTIAL AS ALLIED COMMANDERS ISSUED AN AL[RT TO COUNTER ANY COMMUNIST GROUND THRUST ArTER THE SOVIET UNION MADE PUBLIC ITS NOMINATION "'NO CALLED ON ALL LIBERALS TO INTO THE CAPITAL AMeRICAN BOMBERS BLASTED THE SURROUNDING AREA WITH SOME or "CONCERN" OVER THE LI BERALI!AT ION RErORMS rOLLOW ITS t,...EAO THE HEAVIEST STRIKES or THE: WAR or CZECH COMMUNIST PARTY LEADER ALEXANDER MEANWHILC, Gov NELSON ROCKErtLLER TO FAR TO THE NORTH or SAIGON, U,S, MARIN£S REPORTED KILLING 54 NOR TI-1 V I [THAMES E DU8CeK AND HAVE CREATED CERTAIN T(NSION DAY WON THE (NDORSCMENT or PENNSYLVANIA IN A FOUR_HOUR BATTLE NEAR KH£ SAHli WHERt AS MANY AS 10,000 FRESH COMMUNIST IN TH( CZECH CAPITAL. Gov RAY,.,OND P SNArfR FOR THE REPUBLICArJ TROOPS W[R[ SAID TO BE NASSING. DUBCEK HAS REPEATEDLY DENIED THAT THE PRESIDENTI ... L NOMINATION IT WAS THE rlRST F,RST REPORTS ON THE SAIGON SHELLINGS BErORE DAWN SAID SOME or THE ARTILLERY SOVIET TROOPS WILL STAY IN CZECHOSLOVA_ BREAK IN THE SOLID rRONT or GOP fAVORITE ROUNDS HIT THE DOCK, THE DOW"ITOWN SECTION AND TWO HOUSES AT TAN SON NHUT AIR SONS. B'*'S( ON THE CITY'S NORTH[RN rRINGE:. '" SHAFER SAID HE BELIEVEO EITHER ROCKE THE INITIAL RepORTS INDICATED LIGHT FELLE~ OR"NnON COULD CARRY PENNSYLVAN ...... CASUALTIES AND DAMAGE De Gaulle's Survival Fight Includes BUT, 1 BEll EVE Gov ROCKEFELLER HAS WID ELtVCN rLIGHTS or EIGHT_ENGINC B52 ER APPEAL AND C~ GIVE US THE KINO or STRATorDRTRESSES ROARED ~IGH OVER SAI MASSIVE VICTORY WE 1'1([0." GON LATE YCSTERDAY, DROPPING AS MANY AS THE NEW YORK GOVERNOR TOLD NEWSMEN HIS 8 MILLION POUNDS or BOMBS INTO JUNGLES P"I~!'~~P!~D~~I",!!!!,~~,~I~,~!,~l,,~~,~~!,~"~ CAMPAIGN WAS "REACHING THE PEOPLE" AND IN A 50 MILE CIRCLE AROUND THE CITY. PARDONED AND rREED rROM J""L TODAY EX-GtN£RAL RAOUL SALAN AND 10 OTHER LEADERS HE I NTEND(O TO GO ON "TO THE L"'ST VOTE THE B52 TARGETS INCLUDED POSITJONS or MILITARY R£VOLTS AND PLOTS AIMED AT I1IS OVERTHROW "'ND ASSASSIN... TION AT THE CONV(NTION," lilN THE NOMINATION USCO BY THE V,ET CONG AS LAUNCHING PAD~ THE PRESIDENTIAL PARDON APPEARED OESIGNED TO STRENGTHEN R(LATIONS BETWEE", DE ANO THEN THE ELECTION rOR ROCKETS rlRED ON SAIGON AND STRONG GAULLE AND THE ARMY, ONE or THE MAIN PROP! or HIS EMBATTLED REGIME, AS THE GAULL- LOOKING TIRED AND SOUNOING HOARSE, HOLDS WHERE THE POWERruL SOVIET-MADE 1ST GOVER~MENT GIRDED rOR CRITICAL N ... T,ONWID£ ELECTIONS LATE THIS MONTH ROCK[rELLtR REPEATED HIS PREVIOUS CHALL
~ISSILE ARE STOCKPILED MOST PROMINENT AMONG THOSE RELEASED WAS SAL AN, 69, THE rORM[R ARMY GENERAL WHO ENGES TO NIXON TO (NGAGE IN TELEVISION TI1E BATTLE NEAR KHE SANH JUST BELOW LtD THE 1961 GENERA~S' "PUTSCH" AGAINST fE GAULLE'S DECISION TO GRANT ALGERIA DEBATES AROUND THE COUNTRY THE DEMILITARIZED ZONE. 475 MILES NORTH INeEPENDENcr or SAIGON,WAS THE rtRST MAJOR CLASH IN A WEEK BETWEEN MARINES AND A FORCE OF DECORAT(DS" ... OM"SOLOI(R, '" f'"''STEPPED ,,.,', OUT or"OH THE Ted Kennedy Thanks Nat"lon," 5,000-10,000 NORTH VIETNAMESE IN THE HILLTOP "''''XIMUM SECURITY PRISON AT MO'JNTAINS. MARINE LOSSES WERE REPORTED '*'5 "EXTREMELY LIGHT" AIR STRIKCS AGAINST NORTH VICT NAM ;~~~!:~~~J~N~:~~ :::~~~:F~~\!~\EEN VOWS to Carry Out Principles BY NAVY PLANCS WERE CUT BACK TO A TOTAL WITH T(ARS GLITTERING IN HIS EYES, or 82 THE FORMER HE ... O OF THE ANTI-G",ULLIST HYANNISPORT, MASS {UPI)--THE SOLE SURVIVING BROTHER or ASSASSINATtO SENATOR SECRCT ARMY ORGANIZATION WALKED OUT IN ROBERT F. KENNEDY AND HIS GRIEVING MOTHER TODAY THANKED THE NATION ~OR THEIR SYM_ TO TH£ ARMS or HIS DAUGHTER. MONIQUt. PATHY IN THE LAST FAMILY TRAG(OY AND P~EOGEO TO "CARRY OUT THE PRINCIPLES rOR Mule Train Completes HIS rlRST ACT AS A ~REE MAN WAS TO GO WHICH BOBBY STOOD .. TO A MARKET PLACE ANO BUY A BOUQUET IN ... STATEMENT TAPED rOR TELEVISION ON T;E rRONT LAWN or THE HOME Of JOSEPH P Oyer-the-Road Trip or FIELD fLOWERS FOR HIS wlrc WHO HAD K[NNEDY, THE rAMILY PATRIARCH--WHERE TOUCH FOOT!!;ALL GAMES WERE PLATED IN EARLIER surfERED A MILO HCART SEIZURE IN HER OAYS_.SCNATOR EDWARD M. KENNEDY SAID I1IS L"Tr BROTHER'S CAMPAIGN COLLEAGUES ~wILL ATLAH'" {lIPI ) __ THt ,",ULt TR"',N StQMtNT TULL[ HOTEL ON lE",RNING OF THE RELC"'SE HAVE TO DECIDE IN A PRIVATE 'olAV WHAT WE SHALL 00" IN THE FIJTURE "SUT. I KNOW or THt POOR PeOPLE'S MARCH COMPLETED or HER HUSBAND. THAT WE :!IHALL CHOOSE WISELY," HE SAID. THE FINAL OVER-THE-ROAD PORTION OF ITS SIMULTANEOUSLY IN P... RIS, THE HUGE ArTER TNANKING PRESIDENT JOHNSON, VIC( PRESIDENT '-[UBERT HUMPHREY, POPE PAUL AND JOURNEY, TODAY, W(ARILY STRUGGLING OFr GATE OF THE SANTE PRISON SWUNG OPtN T.:t \J N. SECRETARY GENERAL 1HANT, THE SENA INTERST"'TE 20 AT ATLANTA 75 MINUTES Ar R[LE"'SE rORMER COL. ANTOINE ARGOUD, WHO TOR CONTINUED, "BUT MOST or ALL IT HAS TER TH( DEADLINE SET BY Gov. LESTEIiI M ... D TOOK OVER THE LEADERSHIP or THt ANTI Ray's Extradition BtEN THE PEOPLE, THE PCOPLE THEMSELVCS cox. DE G",ULLE MOV[MENT ArTER SALAN'S CAP WITH OUTSTRETCHED HANDS OF SYMPATI1Y AND "WE HAVE PROVED OUR SAID WAG POINT~" TURE STRENGTH TI1AT H... VE MOST TOUCHCO THE ONMASTER WILLIE BOLDtN. '\lE'VE TRAVEL May be Difficuh HEARTS OF MEMBERS or MY rAMILY. IT IS NINE OTHER MEN, MOST Of THEM CONVICT [0 MILES TH( PEOPLE WNO PREVIOUS 600 ED IN CONNECTION WITI1 AeORTIVE ATTEMPTS LONDON (UPI) __ [fFORTS TO RETURN JAMES THE ONES WHO COULD GI vr THE LEAST WHO lY DIDi'l'T BELIEVE THCRE W(RE POOR rOLKS TO ASS"'SSINAT£ DE GAULLE, WERE RELEASED ARL RAY TO THt UNITED STATES fOR TRIAL HAV, GiVeN THE MOST." IN THIS COUNTRY HAVE 11"'0 A CHANCE TO rROM THE SAINT MARTIN rORTRESS PRISON IN THE SLAVING or DR. MARTIN LUTH[R KING, THE: SeNATOR WORE A DARK SUll AND BLACK SCC THEM .. ON THE ISLE or RE, A SPtCK or LAND OFF JR. MAY RVN INTO A SEA or DELAY AND TIE. HIS MOTHER WORE SLACK. THEY SAT TI« MULE TRAIi'l, WHICH SET OUT rROM FR"'NCE'S ATLA"'TIC COAST. DlrflCULTY B£CAUSE or 8RIT~IN'S COMPLEK ON WHITE WI CKER CHAIRS WITH THC rORMEI'! MA'l~S, MISS I MAY WILL BE TR"'''S 13, £XTRADITION LAW, LEGAL SOURC[s SAID TO AMS"'SSADOR TO BRITAIN'S MOM[ IN THC PORTED THE REST or THE WAY TO WASHING Wes' German "'anceltor DAY. aACKGROUNO or THE CAMERA SHOT THE FAM- TO>l MO'lOAY OR TUESDAY BY TRAIN OR TRUCK THE LANGUAGE OF THE 1870 LAW 15 VAGUE ILY PATRIARCH, JOSEPH KENNEOY, SAT IN A RALLY WAS SCHEDULED IN ATLANT ... lAT May Appeal '0 10"nsOll ON TH( SUBJECT OF POLITICAL ASSASSINA A WHEELCHAIR BESIDE HIS 10'11'(. HE WAS ER THIS EVENING AND THERE WERE TENTA TION, AND IT WILL REQUIRE U.S. AUTHORI VISIBLY MOVED AS HIS Wlrt AND SON RCAD TIVE PLANS rOR THE DEMONSTRATORS TO for Action Agains' Reds TIES TO PRESENT STRONG EVIDENCE THAT RAY THEIR,ST"'TEMtNTS VISIT THE GRAVE OF DR. MARTIN LUTHER BERLIN (UPI )--WEST GERMAN CHANCELLOR IS IIESPONSIBLE FOR THE CIVIL RIGHTS No NEWSM£N WERE PERMITTED TO W",TCH KING, JR ,TOMORROW GtORGE KIESINGER MAY FLY TO WASHINGTON L[... DER'S DEATH. THE TAPING ITSELF BOLDEN ADV,SED THE MULE TR"'IN RIDERS TO ... PPEAL TO PRESIDENT JOHNSON TO TAKE THE LEG... L SOURCES SAID rRAMERS Dr BRI THE TAPE WAS MADE BY A NATIONAL 6RO... D THAT II'" "'i'lY or TI1EM GOT LOST IN ATLAN ACTION AGAINST A NEW COMMUNIST ... TTEMPT TAIN'S ~XTRADITION LAWS SOVGHT TO EX CASTING COMPANY CREW ACTING AS A POOL TA DURING THE WCEKENO TO "TAKE A CAB TO CRIPPLE WEST BERLIN. THE GOVERNMENT CLUDE POLITICAL ASSASSINATION fROM OFF rOR ALL N"'CTO"OD"'"'"''-______BACK TO THt CHURCH." BUT THEN--TO THE SAID TODAY ENCES or A "POLITICAL CHAR"'CTER"-.AND LUSTY AMUStMENT OF HIS AUOIENCE--HE THE NtW EAST GERMAN VISA REQUIREMENTS THEREFORE NOT SUBJECT TO tXTRADITlO"l·· QUICKLY CORRtCTEO HIMSELr, SAYING TI1AT rORC[ WEST GERMANS AND WEST BER BUT THE LANG.UAGt USED WAS VAGUE. Mansfield Supports "WAIT! You'RE POOR fOLKS, YOU CAN'T LINeRS TO TReAT [ ... 5T GePMANY AS A FOR_ THEY "'LSO 5"'10 THAT Ir US. AUTHORI TAK( A ,'='~'~!_" ______EIGN COUNTRY CAUSED THE FIRST CHAOS IN TIES WERE PERMITTED TO QU[STION RAY IN Gun Control Bill SEVERAL 'tEARS Orj THE MAIN HIGHWAY FROM HIS PRISON CELL PRIOR TO THE EXTRADI Chairlift Snaps Cable; BERLIN TO THE WEST TODAY. TION HEARING IT COULD JEOPARDIZE THEIR WASHINGTON (UPI )--SEN ... TE DEMOCRATIC SWEATING, SWEARING MOTORISTS W... ITED C"'St. LEADER MIKE MANSrltLO or 110NTANA, PRE UP TO FOUR HOURS TO CLEAR ONE COMMUN~ LAWYERS rROM BOTH NAT,ONS PLANNED TO VIOUSLY COOL TO GUN CONTROL LAWS. EN Plunges 7,800 Feel 1ST CHECKPOINT IN ORDER TO DRIVE FROM MEET MONDAY TO SET A DATE FOR THE HEAII: DORSED PROPoseD LEGISLATION TOD"'Y THAT THIS ISOLATED CITY THROUGH 110 MILES INGS ON AMERIC""S EKTRADITION REOUEST. WOULD RCQUIRE REGISTRATION OF ... LL FIRE RATOi'l, N M. (UPI ) __ A SCO'llC CHAIR or [AST GEFHIANY TO REACH WEST GERMANY MEANWHILE, RAY WAS UNDER HEAVY GUARD IN ARMS AND LICENSING OF THEIR OWNERS LlrT RIDE APPARENTLY JUMPED ITS CABLE FOR A LONG HOLIDAY WEE~CNO THE MAXIMUM SECURITY WING or SOUTH LON MANSFIELD'S OPEN SUPPORT WAS AN IMPOR TODAY ON 7,8~rOOT-HIGH R"'TON PASS I N BONN. A WeST GERMAN GOVERNMENT DON'S WANDSWORTH PRISON TANT GAIN rOR TH£ BILL SPONSORED BY SEN. AND PlU>lGEO TO A ROCKY HILLSIDE BELOW SPOKESMAN 3AID KIESINGER MIGHT rLY TO JOSEPH TYDINGS, (DEM.-MD.), THAT GOES ONE PERSON WAS KILLED AND SEVERAL WASHINGTON IN LINE WlTH HIS STATEMENT Concealed Weapon De,ector BEYOND PRESIDENT JOHNSON'S REOUEST fOR OTHERS INJURED. FRIDAY THAT HE IIOULD TAKE IJP THE BERLIN AUSTIN, TE;>!AS (UP] ) __ PRESIDENT JOHN A e"'N ON THE MAIL ORDtR SALE or RlrLES MORt TI1AN A SCORE OF OTH(RS WtRE CRISIS OIR[CTLY WITH PRESIDCNT JOHNSON, SON H~S ASKED FEDERAL ~CIENTISTS TO AND SHOTGUNS STRANDED ON THE LIFT BUT rlRaMEN USING BRITISH PRIME M,N,STER HAROLD WILSON SPEED RESE"'RCH ON AN ELECTRONIC DE~ICE THE MOST RESTRICTIve or TI1REE SUCH LONG LADDERS RESCUED "'LL BUT A GROUP AND tRENCH PRESIDENT CHARLES tiE G... UI.U•• TO SPOT PERSONS CARRYING CONCEALtO GUNS. MEASURES NOW BEFORE CONGRESS, THE TYDINGS or TEENAGE GIRLS STUCK ABOUT FEET 80 A BERLIN BUSINESSMAN TRAVELING TO THE WHIT[ HOUSE SAID TOOAY. BILL WOULD REQUIRE ALL WEAPONS TO BE orf' TI1E GROUND. WEST GERMANY TO SPENO THE HOLID"'Y WITH TH£ DEVICE WOULD BE PRIMARILY USED AT REGISTERED IMMEDI",TELT AND THEIR OWNERS A HELICOPTER WAS REPORTED ENROUTE HIS MOTHER SAID, "TODAY WE NEED VISAS PueLIC PLACES TO BE VISITED BY THE TO aE LICENSED WITH PHOTOGRAPHS AND r'N- TO PICK UP TH( STRANOtD GIRLS, WHO WERt TO GtT OUT AND SOON THCY WILL NOT LCT CHIef EXECUTIVE THE RtSEARCH REQUEST GERPRINTS WITHIN A YE"'R. THE LICENSE NOT BELIEVED IN ANY DANGER US OUT AT ALL OR ONLY WHEN THEY PLEASE ED BY THE PRESIDENT ALSO WOULD INVOLVE WOULD HAVE TO BE PRESENTED rOR "'NY SUB NAMES or THE VICTIMS "'NO THE INJURED THE [AST GERMAN COMMUNIST PARTY NEWS POSSIBLY CHANGING THE METAL CONSTANT SEQUENT PURCHASE or ARMS OR AMMUNITION WtRE NOT IMMEDIATELY CUV1:", PENDING PAPER, NtuES DEUTSCHLAND, SAID TODAY OF WE ... PONS TO MA~E THEIR DETECTION EAS- MANsrlELD's ENDORSEMENT CAME IN THE i'lOTIFICATION or NEXT or Hmo/EVER, KI,~. FOR THE THIRD DAY THAT THE NEW RES I ER. rACE or AN APPEAL BY TI1C NATIONAL RIFLE THE INJURED WERE BELlEV[D TO HAVE IN TRICTIONS WERE DESIGNED TO MAKE WtST JOH~SON, SPENDING FATHER'S DAY W[EK ASSOCIATION TO ITS 993,0'J0 MEMBERS TO CLUDED AT LEAST ONC CHILO GERMANY RECOGNIZE EAST GERMANY AS A tND WI T .... HIS rAM I L Y ... T THE LBJ RANCH, GENERATE A MAIL CAMPAIGN URGING DEFE ... T JAMES ROPER, M... NAGER OF RADIO STA SOVEREIG.N STATE IS STILL CONCERNED ABOUT THE TREATMENT OF STRICTER GUN CONTROLS TION KRTN RATON. SAID ONe WOMAN AND ,1.1 THE HOLDUP Dr THE RECORD HOLIOAY Of HIS REQUESTED TIGNT GUN CONTROL IN A LETTER MAILED TO THE M(MIHRSHI p. HER SO.V, BELIEVED TO B[ ID OR 12 YCARS TR ... FFIC BEGAN AT 4 AM WHEN HORDes or LeGISLATION SY CONGRESS. HE speNT MOST NRA PRESIOENT HAROLD \01 GLASSEN SAID OLD, JUMPED rROM ONE Of THE CI1AIRS TO MOTORISTS HURRIEO TO LEAVE THE CITY or LAST NIGHT DISCUSSING THE SITUATION "THE RIGHT OF SPORTSMEN I",THEUS.TO THE GROUi'lD BUT WERE APPARENTLY NOT EARL YIN WHAT THEY HOPED WOULD BE ... WITH HIS SP(CIAL ASSISTANT, JOSEPH OSTAIN, OWN AND usc fIRE"'RMS rOR PROPER I-IURT. WISE MOVE TO 8[AT THE RUSH. By 6 AM, C ... LI'ANO. • LAwrUL PURPOSES IS IN THt: GR£ATEST JEO RATON PASS IS ABOUT 10 "'ILES NORTI1 WESTERN POL I CE HAO TO CLOSE SOME ROADS CALIFANO ANO WI1ITE HOUSE PRESS SECRE PARDY IN THE HISTORY OF OUR COUNTRY Of RATON, ON THE COLORADO-NEW MEXICO FEEDING THE MAIN HIGHWAY TARY GEORGE CHRISTIAN DECLINED TO SAY TYOINGS DENIED IN A STATEM£NT THAT TH£ BORD!::R NEXT WEDNESDAY IS THE 20TH ANNIVER WHETHER THE PRESIDENT WOULD SIGN THE RIGHTS OF SPORTSMEN OR ANY LAW-ASIDING THE LlrT RUNS FROM THE HIGHWAY THROuCH SARYOr THE 11 MONTH LAND 8LOCKADE CRIME SILL. HE HAS UNTIL "UNE 19 TO CITIZEN WOULD aE ArrEtTED BY MIS BILL. THE PASS TO TNE TOP or A BRUSHCOVERED or WtST BERLIN THAT BCG"'N JUNE 19~ SIGN, VETO OR LET IT BECOME LAW WITHOUT ~EN. THOMAS J DODD, (DEM._CONN ), HAS MOUNTAIN. TNE LIFT IS A POPULAR SCEN 1948. HIS SIGN... TURE INTRODUCED A alLL THAT WOULD REQUIRE ON IC RIDE WHICH OPERATES ONLY IN THE THE MEETING BETWEEN JOHNSON AND KI[S MA I L H"'S BEEN POUR I i'lG I NTO THE Will TE LY REGISTRATION or "'LL rllltARMS. TI1E SUMMER. A SIMIL ... R ACCIDtNT HAPPENED INGER WILL TAKE; PLACE SOON, A SPOKES I HouSL At AN 11-1 RATIO DtMANDINO GUN ADMINISTRATION N[ASURE WOULD H"'LT ALL HtRt ABOUT FIVE Y&ARS ... GO M"'N SAID CDNTR!)L ;"AIL ORDER S"'LES or GUNS PAGE 2 HOURGLASS - SATURDAY JUNE 15, 1968 Companies Have Skills They Seek OBSERVER: Nightlllare Out of The AHie NEW YORK (UPI)--EVERY DAY AMERICAN COM~ by Russell Baker PANIES WASTE MONEY LOOKING FOR SKILLS THEY ALRE~DY ~~Vt IN THE fAMILV AND DO NOT KNO~ ABOUT (e) 1968 New York Times News ServICe A SECRETARY MAY BE A MISSIONARY'S DAUGHTER WASHINGTON (UPI )--IT WAS WAKING UP TO ANOTHER INSTALLMENT IN THE AMERICAN NIGHTMARE AND HAVE A WORKING KNOWLEDGE OF WRITTEN IT WAS A BEAUTifUL MORNING HERE WITH A BREEZE RUFfLING THE MAPLES AND THE HAZY BLUE SKY CHINESE AN IMMIGRANT DOING A VERY ROUTINE PROM/SING HEAT LATER, AND THERE IT WAS AGAIN., OUT IN THE OPEN, fiRST ON THE RADIO AND JOB IN THE COMPANY MAY HAVE SPECIALIZED MAR- THEN, BECAUSE WE HAVE ALREADY ACQUIREO THE HABIT Of SHARING IT COMMUNALLY THROUGH PIC KET KNOWLEDGE ABOUT HIS HOMELAND A FELLOW TURES, TELEVISION WHO PRESENTLY IS MORE OR LESS A STAND-IN IT IS STRANGE HOW QUICKLY AMERICA HAS BECOME FAMILIAR WITH THE RITUALS THAT ACCOMPANY ASSISTANT TO A DEPARTMENT HEAD MAY BE REASON ITS RECURRENCE THE SHOCKED EXPRESSIONS Of THE TV NEWSMEN THE DISTRAUGHT FACES Of ABLY EXPERT ON A TECHNICAL SUBJECT LIKE THOSE WHO HAVE TOUCHEO IT THE CLERGYMEN OFfERING PRAYER UTTER STRANGERS IN FARAWAY ~ATER fLOW MANY COMPANIES COULD SAVE A LOT CITIES ELECTRONICALLY TRANSflXEO NEAR TEARS IN THE STREETS EXHAUSTED COMMENTATORS OF TIME AND MONEY BY MAKING A COMPUTERIZED STRUGGLING FOR EXPLANATIONS BECAUSE THERE ARE NONE AND YET THERE 15 TIME TO BE FILLEO INVENTORY OF THE LATENT MAN-POWER SKILLS AND IT IS THEIR OUTY TO fiLL IT WITHIN THEIR OWN ORGANIZATION, SAYS HiRMAN THE PRESIDENT ISSUES HIS STATEMENT CON South Viet to Increase Army KAUFMAN OF MANAGEMENT CONCEPTS, INC., or GRESSMEN ExPOUND SOMEONE ASSESSES THE POL SAIGON (UPI)--SOUTH VIET NAM'S AATIONAL PENNSYLVANIA, WHICH DRAFTS MAN-POWER IN ITICAL SIGNIFICANCE LEGISLATION IS PRO ASSEMBLY PASSED AMENDMENTS TO TH[ GENERAL VENTORIES FOR COMPANIES POSED GRADUALLY, GROUPED TOGETHER AROUND MOBILIZATION SILL SUBMITTED BY PRE.SIOENT HE SAID ONE LARGE NEW ENGLAND COMPANY TOLD THE SOCIAL CENTER Of THE TV SCREEN WITH ITS NGUYEN VAN TH'EU YESTERDAY THE BILL WAS HIS FIRM IT HAD SAVED ABOUT 400,000 DOLLARS HUMORUM EvOCATION Of THE SHARED BOREDOM OF AUTOMATICALLY TO BECOME LAW IN HIRING AND RECRUITING COSTS BY HAVING AN IDLE EVENINGS AND ENDLESS SUNDAY AfTERNOONS, THE ASSEMBLY'S ACTION CLEARED THE fiNAL INVENTORY OF SURPLUS SKILLS OF ITS OWN PER FMERICA STRUGGLES TO SUPPRESS THE HORROR HURDLE IN PASSAGE OF THE BILL WHICH IS SONNEL THE COST OF MAKING SUCH AN INVEN RATIONAL EXPLANATION IS THE BEST DEFENSE, SUPPOSED TO pu1200,OOO MORE MEN IN THE TORY FOR A COMPANY OF 1,000 OR MORE WORKERS Of COURSE PUSH BACK THE DARK WITH LIGHT VIETNAMESE ARMY BY THE END Of THE YEAR WITH SOME TECHNICAL ORIENTATION WILL RUN AND TERROR HASN'T A CHANCE. AND SO WE LIS THIS WILL RAISE THE SIZE OF THE ARMED fROM $12,000 TO $25,000, KAUfMAN SAID TEN, EAGER TO BELIEVE, TO THE EXPLANATIONS FORCES TO 810,000 Two EXAMPLES Of HOW THE INVE.NTORY IS USED- SOMEONE SUGGESTS IT IS MERELY AN ISOLATED IN A JOINT SESSION, MEMBERS OF BOTH THE AN INDEPENDENT ENGINEERING FIRM LANOED A CASt Of MADNESS, BUT THAT IS SMALL COMFORT VIETNAMESE SENATE. AND LOWER HOUSE DEBATED CONTRACT TO DESIGN AND PRODUCE A LINE Of f CONGRESSMAN INSISTS THAT A CRIME BILL WITH EACH Of fiVE AMENOMENTS PROPOSED BY THIEU PRIVATE LABEL DISHWASHERS IT WAS READILY TEETH IN IT WILL PUT THINGS RIGHT QUICKLY THEY REJECTED NONE or THE AMENOMENTS. No APPARENT THAT THE CONTRACT WOULD REQUIRE A ENOUGH IT WOULD BE COMfORTING TO BELIEVE fiNAL VOTE WAS REQUIRED TO MAKE THE BILL PROJE.CT ENGINEER, A DESIGN CONSULTANT AND THAT, BUT INSTINCT ARGUES THAT THE CASE IS CAW SEVERAL ENGINEERS WITH EXPERIENCE IN PLASTIC~ NOT QUITE SO SIMPLE THE BILL WILL MAKE ALL MALES 18 TO 38 WATER fLOW ANO ELECTRICAL CIRCUIT PLANNING THESE INCIDENTS Of PUBLIC VIOLENCE, SAYS A ELIGIBLE fOR THE DRArT WITHIN MINUTES, THE COMPUTER TURNED UP SOCIOLOGICALLY MINDED CO~MENTATOR, ARE, MALES AGED 16 TO 17 AND 39 TO 50 WILL BE NINE OF THE \2 P(RSONS NEEDED RIGHT IN THE AFTER ALL, ONLY TO BE EXPECTED IN PERIODS REQUIRED TO SERVE IN CIVIL SELF-DEfENSE COMPANY FAMILY ~H~N PUBLIC POLICY AND OPPOSI~ION TO IT BOTH EXCEPT fOR THOSE WHO VOLUNTE£.R fOR THE AN INSURANCE COMPANY WANTED TO OPEN A PLACE UNUSUAL RELIANCE ON VIOLENCE AS A POL DRAfT LARGE BRANCH OffiCE MANAGEMENT DECIDED ON ITICAL INSTRUMENT THROUGHOUT HISTORY IT CURRENT LAWS PUT ALL MALES 18 TO 33 UNDER 15 POINTS OF SKILL OR EXPERIENCE THE BRANCH C,AN Bt WELL OOCUMENTED THAT MILITARY OBLIGATION. MANAGER MUST HAVE THE BRANCH ALSO WOULD WELL, PERHAPS THIEU HAD ASKED THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY REQUIRE A SP[CIALIZEO ACCOUNTANT AND TWO STILL, ONE HAS THE UNEASY SUSPICION THAT ~ORE THAN TWO MONTHS AGO TO EMPOWER HIM MIDOLE MANAGEMENT MEN RIPE fOR PROMOTION AND THERE IS SOME NEW QUALITY IN AMERICAN LifE TO OECLARE THE GENERAL MOBILIZATION OF THE WITH D~fINITE QUALIFICATIONS WHICH IS NOT EXPLAINED BY ANY Of THE ASSUR COUNTRY'S MAN-POWER ANO RESOURCES THE COMPUTER TURNED UP ALL THREE MEN AT ANCES OOZING FROM THE BOX THE FACT IS THAT BUT THE LEGISLATORS INSISTED ON HAVING ONCE THE NIGHTMARE HAS ACQUIRED A PERMANENCE IN A SAY IN THE MATTER THEY SAID THEY fEARED A SOMEWHAT DIFFERENT USE Of THE COMPUTER THIS DECADE, AND I.'E MANAGE TO LivE WITH IT THAT OTHERWISE THIEU WOULD USE TH£. MOBILI IZED MAN-POWER INVENTORY INVOLVED AN ADVERT BY KEEPING IT SUPPRESSEO, LIKE THE MAO ZATION LAW LIK£. A DICTATOR THEY DR£.W UP ISING AG~NCY THAT WAS HAVING OFFICE MORALE BROTHER OF GOTHIC NOVELS WHO IS KEPT SEALED DETAILED BILLS OF THEIR OWN THE BILL TROUBLE THE COMPUTER, APPRAISING THE IN THE ATTIC PASSED YE.STERDAY WAS THAT Of THE LOWER PROBLEM, CONCLUDED IT WAS CAUSED BY SOME IN fOR AMERICA THE ATTIC HAS BECOME THE OEEP HOUSE PLUS THE FIVE AMENDMENTS MAO£. BY EQUITABLE: PROMOTIONS AND A SUPERVISOR WHO INTERIOR Of THE NEWSPAPERS WHEN THE NIGHT- THIEU WOULD NOT REC~GN\ZE INDIVIDUAL EffORl ARE ESCAPES AND SOMEONE LIKE PRESIDENT KEN NINETY Of 139 LEGISLATORS AT THE fiNAL A COMPUTERIZED MAN-POWER INVENTORY CAN NEDY OR HIS BROTHER OR MARTIN LUTHER KING JOINT SESSION VOTED AGAINST THIEU'S fiRST ALSO TURN UP WARNING SIGNALS Of POTENTIAL IS TOUCHEO BY IT, IT MUST TEMPORARILY BE AMENDMENT, WHICH DEALT WITH TERMS OF PERILS IN THE COMPANY'S PERSONNEL SITUATION, fACED ON PAGE ONE, BUT THE fACT IS THAT EVEN SERVICE FOR OFfiCERS AND NON-COMMISSIONED KA UFMAN SA 10 AFTER IT IS RATIONALIZ~D BACK INTO THE ATTIC OFfiCERS "SUCH PERILS INCLUDE ETHNIC IMBALANCE, NON~ IT REMAINS A CONSTANT PRESENCE /N AMERICAN BUT THIS WAS NOT ENOUGH TO THROW OUT COMPETITIVE PENSION PLANS, fRINGE BENEFITS LIFE HIE AMENDMENT. A TWO-THIRDS MAJORITY VOTE ANO CARELESS TRANSFER SYSTEMS," HE SAID HERE IN WASHINGTON ON JUNE 5, fOR EXAMPLE, OR 8 VOTES WOULD HAVE BEEN REQUIRED TO THE ACTUAL MECHANICS OF MAKING A COMPUTER- THEY BURl EO TOMMY WILLIAMS HE WAS 18 ANO DO THIS IlED MAN-POWER INVENTORY ARE OlffERENT fOR OULD HAVE GRADUATED IN A WEEK fROM HIGH EVERY COMPANY, KAUF~AN SAIO fROM 15 TO 25 SCHOOL SATUROAY NIGHT HE HAO GONE TO Red Scientists Do Heart Research uEORGETOWN WITH SOME fRIENDS ONE OF HIS SKILL AND EXPERIENCE QUALIFICATIONS MUST B~ Moscow (UPI)--SOVIET MEDICAL SCIENTISTS LISTED FOR EACH SKILLED EMpLOYEE AND STORED FRIENDS SEE.MS TO HAVE STARTEO A QUARREL WITH AR( CONCENTRATING ON RESEARCH AIM£'D AT RE IN THE COMPUTER QUALifiCATIONS THEN MUST NOTHER GROUP A CASUAL PASSER-BY, A VIVNG THE HEARTS Of THE DEAD fOR USE IN BE LISTED FOR FILLING A PARTICULAR JOB AND STRANGER TO BO,H GROUPS, DECIDED TO RESTORE TRANSPLANTS, ONE Of RUSSIA'S LEADING ASKING THE COMPUTER TO COME UP WITH NOMINEES ROER HE PROOUCED A PISTOL AND SHOT TOMMY SURGEONS SAID YESTERDAY FOUR TIMES MAY ALSO RUN TO 20 ANO THE EMPLOYEES' DR ALEXANOER VISHNEVSKY TOOK A MIDOLE. OF FOR TOMMY WILLIAMS' CLASSMATES THE NIGHT DOSSIERS, WHICH MAY FILL \2 PAGES OR SO, ,HE ROAD S,AND eET~EEN THE GROUP Of SOVIE~ MARE WAS IN THE OPEN AGAIN, BUT FOR MOST Of HAVE TO BE UPOATED PERIODICALLY SURGEONS WHO WANT TO GO AHEAD WITH THE WASHINGTON THE EVENT WAS A SHORT ITEM TO BE fiRST HEART TRANSPLANT AND PUBLIC HEALTH UStD OVER IN THE EVENING PAPER WHILE orkmen Recover Lar.dslide Victim WAIT~ SERVICE O~FICIALS WHO PR£.fER TO WAIT UN HONG KONG {UPI)--WORI(t>\EN R(PORTEO REACHING ING FOR THE BASEBALL GAME TO BEGIN, AND THE TIL SUCCESS CAN BE ASSURED THE BOOY Of ANOTHER LANOSLIDE VICTUM ANO NIGHTMAR( WAS KEPt SECURELY IN THE ATT'C VISHNEVSKY, IN AN INTERVIEW WITH THE UCH INCIDENTS ARE BURIED DAILY IN (VERY OffiCIALS EVACUATED SHANTY ~UT RESIOENTS TRADE UNION NEWSPAPER "TRUO", SAIO "IT IS LARGE NEWSPAPER IN THE COUNTRY BELOW A HUGE BOULDER THREATENING TO OIS~ YE, TO SAY THAT THE PROBLEM Of TRA~SPLANT LODGE fROM A PEAK ON HONG KONG ISLAND YES HAPPENED IS THAT MURDER HAS BECOHE THE SUB ING HUMAN HEARTS HAS 6EEN SOLVEO " TERDAY, OFfiCIALS SAIO STITUTE Of THE 1960's fOR THE OLD-fASHIONED THE MAJOR PROBLEM REMAINED THE LACK Of SINCE THURSDAY HEAVY MONSOON RAINSTORM HAD PUNCH IN THE NOSE AND EVEN MORE ALARt-IING, DRUGS WHICH COULD GUARANTEE COMPATIBILITY BROUGHT FLOODS ANO OESTRUCTIVE LANDSLIOES IT MAY BE BECOMING A fORM Of SElF-EXPRESSIO~ Of THE TRANSPLANTEO ORGAN WITH THE NEW BODY, TO HONG KONG RESIDENTIAL AREAS IT DOES NOT REALLY HELP UNDERSTANDING TO AL THOUGH "THERE HAS BEEN PROGRESS ON THE CASUALTIES WERE PROVISIONALLY REVISED DOWN- AY THAT WE ARE SEEING A MOOERN E.VOLUTION OF" PROBLEM IN MANY COUNTR I ES " WARD IN THE BIGGEST OF TKE SLIDES AT MA THE fRONTIER TRADITION Of GUN LAW. TH£. OLD THE PROBLEM Of OBTAINING HEARTS fOR TRANS_ fUNMEN WORE THEIR PISTOL IN PLAIN VIEW ON SHAN VILLAGE ON HONG KONG ISLAND, OFFICIALS PLANTS ~LSO REMAINS SERIOUS, HE SAID, PUT THE NUMBER AT NINE AFTER ANOTHER BODY HEIR HIPS OR CRADLEO THEIR RifLES OUT QUITE APART fROM MORAL AND ETHICAL COMMENT WAS REPORTED LATE YESTEROAY THIS BROUGHT ~HERE EVERYBODY COULD SEE THEM TODAY'S SOVIET SCIENTISTS, HE SAID, WERE DOING THE DEATH TOLL OFFICIALLY TO 15 RESCUERS RE MEN WHO SHOOT THEIR VICT)MS IN THE BACK, "INTENSE WORK" ON THE pOSSIBILITy OF RE PREVIOUS~Y SAID THEY HAD ACCOUNTED fOR 17 NO THEIR VICTIMS ARE USUALLY THE UNARMED ANIMATING HEALTHY HEARTS FROM PEOPLE WHO BODIES SEVEN PERSONS REMAINED MISSING NO THE UNWARY HAO DIED OF OTHER CAUSES SIX MEMBERS OF A FAMILY WERE KILLED IN AN I AND KtiOWING THIS, ALL Of US WHO ARE UN "INTERESTING RESULTS" HAVE BEEN OBTAINED OTHER SLIDE ARMED ANO UNWARY, LIVE WITH THE CONDITION ALREADY, AND "THERE ARE GRC UNDS TO SA Y s BEST WE CAN BY KE£.PING THE NIGHTMARE HEAVY RAIN fORECASTS fOR TODAY fAILED TO THAT IN A SHORT TIME WE WILL LEARN HO~ TO ~ATERIALIZE, AND THE ROYAL OBSERVATORY $AIO LOCKED IN THE ATTIC UNTIL IT STRIKES SOMEONE "E-ANIMATE THE HEARTS Of THE DEAD" F SUCH EMINENCE THAT WE ARE FORCED TO AO- STORM FRONT HAD PASSED THE COLONY. BUT ~ WISCONSIN {UPll--A SMALL BOY TELEPHONEO IT ALOUD THAT WE HAVE REACHED A PASS WHERE CLOUDS ANO POSSIBLE SHOWERS WERE FORECAST THE POLICE MONDAY, THE DAY AFTER THE CLOSE HE eULLET IS NOW WIDELY REGARDED AS AN IN AGAIN TONIGHT Of HUNTING SEASON fOR DEER, AND SOBBED. TRUMENT OF POLITICA~ DISCOURSE, THE PERfECT COLLI~N~S~'~I~'~'~E-,-;I~,~,--T(~UOP'I')----o~r~r7,~C~E~R~S-A7::RE ON ~ "I SEE A LOT Of DEER ON AUTOMOBILES QUELCH IN THE PETTY QUARREL, A DEVICE fOR T~E LOOKOUT fOR THIEVES WHO CAN'T SpELL THE ~HY 00 YOU LET THEM SHOOT SANTA'S PRETTY fRATlfYING THE EGO OR A SUBSTITUTE FOR BURGLARS WHO BROKE INTO THE LARRY GROVE HOME RE INDEEd" OVIES ON SATURDAY NIGHT LEFT A NOTE READING ~THANX KIND PE.PLE " HOURGLASS Salutatorian THE GEORGE StITZ SCHOOL IS PROUD TO ~ ______-I ANNOUNCE THAT RICHAIIID SINCL.AIIt, SON or AND MillS. R. O. SINCL.AIIII, HAS EAIIINEO THE HONOIII OF GIVINQ THE SAL.UTATOIIIIAN ADOIIIESS AND S~DAY, AT GIIIAOUATION [XEIIICISES TO BE HEL.D JUNE IRVING BERLIN - SUITE OF SOME OF HIS POPULAR MELOOIES- 17TH AT IVEY HALL.. RICHAI'ID HAS [AItNED A 20.00 - KEN THORNE AND HIS ORCHESTRA. 3.730 GIIIADE POINT AVERAGE IN HIS FOUft LIZA: LIZA: - LIZA MINELLI - 38.00 YEAR HIGH SCHOOL CAREER AND HAS AL.SO BEEN ITS'S JUST A MATTEIII OF TIME, IF 1 WERE IN YOUIt VERY ACTIVE IN STUDENT AFFAIRS. SHOES, MEANTIME, TRY TO REMEMBER, 11104 ALL lIVE ("OTi RICHARD MOIIIRIS SINCLAIR WAS BORN IN MAYBE SOON, MAYBE THIS TIME, DON'T EYER LEAVE ME, MOI'lItISTOWN, NEW JERSEY, ON JANUAIIIY 5, THE TU.VELLIN' liFt; TOGETHER WHEREVER w'E Go, BLUE 1950. WHEN HE VAS TVa YEARS OL.O, HIS MOONi I KNEW HIM WHEN. ENTS MOVED TO MORRIS PL.AINS. THIS SMAL.L MANTOVANI - "WALTZ ENCORES" - 37.00 TOWN WAS HIS HOME FOIt FIFTEEN YEARS. HE CHARIo4AINE; WYOMING, LOVE MAKES THE WORLD Go ROUND, LIVED A NORMAL CHILDHOOD, EXCEPT THAT IN LOVE, HERE IS My HEART, LOVELY LADY, MOULIN ROUGE THE NEIGHBORHOOD ARMY GAMES HE WAS THE THEME, GREENSLEEVES LONELY BALLERINA. THE KISS IN ONLY ONE TO "DIE." YOUR EYES. DEAR LOVE, My LOVE, 1 LIVE rOR You; BESIDE "RICK," THE FAMILY INCLUDES HIS DREAM, DREAM. FATHER, ROBERT, AN ELECTRICAL ENGINEER NERO GOES POPS - GERSHWIN PROGRAM PLAYED BY PETER NERO, FOR BTL, HIS MOTHER, JEANNE, AND TWO PIANO, AND THE BOSTON POPS ORCHESTRA CONDUCTED BY BROTHERS--MARK, 16 AND TODo,IO. ARTHUR FIEDLER. - 26.00 IN HIGH SCHOOL, RICK WENT TO MORI'IISTOWN CALIFORNIA DREAMINI - BUD SHANK AND CHET BAKER - 33.00 HIGH SCHOOL THROUGH HIS JUNIOR YEAR. CALIFORNIA DREAIo4INI, IMPREVU, WHAT THE WORLD NEEDS MORRISTOWN HIGH SCHOOL WAS A MELTING POT Now; IN TIMES LIKE THESE; NORWEGIAN WOOD, WOMAN, FOR SEVERAL SCHOOL DISTRICTS AND FOR TWO THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL IS PROU~ TO MONDAY, MONDAY, DAYDREAMS, GOTTA GOj THE END OF THE THOUSAND STUDENTS. ANNOUNCE THAT LAURIE BECK, DAUGHTER OF WORLD, HUSBANDS AND INI VES. HE LIKES OUTDOOR SPORTS, MUSIC AND POP ULAR MUSIC. THE SPORTS INCLUDE FAST MR. AND MRS. R. J. BECK, HAS EARNED THE A NIGHT AT THE CAPTAIN'S GALLEY - (SURFRIDER HOTEL) DE PITCH, MOUNTAINBALL, TENNIS, BASKETBALL, HONOIt OF GIVING THE VALEOICTORIAN WAYNE FULTON, HARPI~T - 37.00 SOCCER AND SNORKELING. HE CONCENTI'IATED AT GRADUATION EXERCISES TO BE HELD AT ESB TIDE, LAHAINALUNA, GREENSLEEVES, TRY TO REMEM ON MUSIC IN HIGH SCHOOL--COMMUNITY BAND, IvtY HALL JUNE 17. LAURIE HAS EARNED A BER, SOUNDS OF MUSIC, MOON RIVER, THIRD MAN THEME, CONCEItT BAND, MARCHING BAND, DANCE 8AND, GRADE POINT AVERAGE IN FOUR YEARS ALL THE THINGS You ARE, YELLOW BIRD, NEVER ON SUN- 3.743 AND PIT ORCHESTRA FOR "BYE-BYE S'ROIE" OF HIGH SCHOOL AND HAS BEEN EXTREMELY DAY, CLAIR DE LUNE. AND "SOUTH PACIFIC". HIS INSTRUMENT SI ACTIVE IN SCHOOL AFFAIRS. C--=O THE FOURTH GRADE HAS BEEN THE TRUMPET. LAURIE BECK WAS BORN MAY 16, 1950 IN HE LIKES ROCK NI ROLL --SEATLES, ROLLING NEW YORK CITY. THE FIRST 16 YEARS Of STONES AND COUNTRY JOE AND THE fiSH. LifE WERE SPENT IN MOUNTAIN LAKES, N[~ OTHER ACTIVITIES INCLUDED LETTERMAN IS JE~SEY. THERE SHE ATTENDEO THE MOUNTAIN CLUB, LATIN CLUB, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY LAKE PUBll C SCHOOLS THROUGH HE~ SC'."O"OR" (2ND SEM. PRES.) AND SPORTS EDITOR fOR YEAR. ON JULY 22, 1966, LAURIE AND HER THE EKATAK. PARENTS MOVED TO KWAJALEIN, LEAVING AN HIS SENIOR YEAR ON KWAJALEIN HAS BEEN OLDER, MARRIED SISTER IN THE STATES. IQUE AND HE HAS NO DISTANT PLANS rOR WHITE IN MOUNTAIN LAKES, LAURIE'S MAIN FUTURE. HE HOPES TO GO TO COLLEGE IN ACTIVITIES INCLUDtD OIL PAINTING, SEWING, EAST (COLGATE) WHERE HE WILL STUDY TWIRLING, YOUTH FELLOWSHIP, SAILING AND BERAL ARTS. BEING A CANOY STRIPER AND A G.A.A. MEM WE WISH RICHARD EVERY SUCCESS IN LifE BER. SHE WAS ALSO SECRETARY OF HER WILL REGRET LOSING A FINE STUDENT AND IN 10TH GRADE. DURING HER STAY ON KWAJ, LEADER. SHE HAS BEEN SECRETARY-TREASURER AND PRESIDENT Of THE F.'T.A., N.H.S PRESI 1ST SEMESTER AND SENIOR CLASS TREASURER 2ND SEMESTER. HER INTERESTS HAVE NOW SPREAD TO INCLUDE VOLLEYBALL, COOKING THE LATEST SOLO'S OF THE ROI-NAMUR FLYING CLUB, PAUL KARATE. JOE SIRZER AND WILL THOMAS ARE PICTURED BEHIND THE CLua AI THE BEST PART OF LAURIE'S SCHOOL DAY CRAFT, 50J. IN fRONT ARE INSTRUCTOR DOUG BAilEY AND CLUB HOME Ec CLASS. HER FUTURE PLANS HOLO BASILIO BATTAGLIA. OF BEING A HOME Ec TEACHER WHICH IN THE PROCESS, PREPARE HER TO AND MOTHER. AT GEORGE SEITZ HIGH SCHOOL WILL BE SORRY TO SEE LAUR I E LEAVE OUR ","00'1 WISH HER EVERY SUCCESS IN HER CHOSEN
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Jay Becker ct(k (Top hconI-Holdto, In MaNn' Individual Championship Play) , ' North dealer been forced to dlaclU'd three Both sides vulnerable hearts, smee he could not apare a spade or a club NOBTH I, DlagnQslng the Situation ~r .AJ87S fecUy Roth. led a low heart 9" from dummv at thIS point. He .KJ83 could have led the ace of spades Instead to learn whether the SUit WEST .K' EAS' was dIVided 3-3 but he W8J!l con .Q962 villced they were divided' 2 ...yA9752 .Q1Q83 On the heart East W8J!I forced .965' .2 to play the queen and the king "J1QH lost to the ace In the proceSll SOUTH dummy s Jack became establish .K1Q ed a.a iii trick ." 9 K • By this time the orlgtna..l situ +AQ107 ation had changed drastically .AQ982 South had started the hand with The b1ddlng only nine sure tricks but, by guessing the apade fineue SUC Norih Eaat SOO" cessfully and establishing a 1. PIUIS heart, he was now up to eleven 2 ...... 'NT tncks The twelfth trick came ..... 'NT IIOOn after, bec&uae this had be ..Opening lead '.- four of dla- come the position monu NOBTO Thil .em w_ played by Alvin .AJII Roth In. the national men'a pair 9J cba.mplonahip The lIlam I.e diffi cult to make even with the op .K' EAST ponents' cards exposed but Roth managed. the affalr withOut thill .JI074.Q' advantage and wound up with SOUTH SAXOPHONEy--Ruth McCul twelve tricks loch makc" Uke a saxophon He won the diamond lead in .AQ982 dummy with the jack and re l~t WIth an m~trument made West returned a club, won by entlrel} of ,,"uto and tru('k turned a. low s~de to his ten .' When the flne8lle succeeded. the king When dummy then 1'<1' h m g,.n Antol'llo, Tex Roth cuhed the king of Bpadel cashed the jack of h.ean. Ea.t. <;he 19 hl)sl~s~ Ilt the Hem>!; and three more diamond trlclul position became unt~nable He l< ur 68 pa",lwn ""h",re the finishing In dummy with the could not .pare • spade he could not spare & club He was THE BID IS IN HEARTS-- Heart lran.-.;plant patients LoUIS J Fierro (I",ft) and EVHelt C 13 piece Autollte FOld klng Thoma~ lookmg a~ good a~ new plol.V card,> m ''It Luke',> HO!Ipltal Hou~lon Tex ~ wrro Part~ Hal'mOnlC 01 chestI' \ East, 1n the meantlme, bad squeeRd r.,~t lved hl~ new hC'1ft M'lY 22 and Thoma" r<'c<',ved hI'! on Ma~ 1 holdH forth I (C 1918 Fe«turea S>lldlcat .. Inc) P... GC 7 CHURCH OF CHRIST OEPDOOrrs. POOl. 0930-1830 1830 16 SE'IVtCES WILL e[ H(LO THIS LORD'S 0 ... 1' 0930- 30 AT II 00 JN h 664 FOR FURTHER IN- BAO£LOtb POOl 0600-2300 0600-2300 0600-2300 0600-2300 0600-2)0< FORMATIOH CALL 82327 OR 32531. 12()O...1900 1200- 1900 1200-1900 "~I" 1200-1900 0730- 1900 0730- 1900 LATTER DAY SAINTS I«)8BY -ctRAM I CS SERVICES ARE HELD IN T"r FINE ARTS 1~30-1730 1230- 1730 "30-1730 1230-1730 12)0-1730 12 30-1730 SI Y~:":~~~~-!.-~~~!.'~--¥~~-~*~~~:-¥!:"----r------l 0" Y SERV I CES SHouLD C... 1. L >12729 f------.------.-T-H-'----r-* * ,.. - EVANGEL IS TI C HOUR RICI-'AROSON CHA-.,PAGNl SWEET NASHVILLE FlTlWILLY CHUSAS(O AN INfORMAl- WORSHIP 5[1I'/'CE 15 HELD CAe\'. SUNO,o.V [VOIIW:; IN lliE ~1EMORI~L THEA. TER MURDERS REBEL [""PH BCGINf.lING AT 7 PM r"CRE ,..ILl BE ... SONG AND TESTIMONY ~£RYICE, CLD~ INC. 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