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vot.. 8 NO. 442 KWA~LE IN, MARSIi\Ll ISl.AND5 MONDAY. OCTOBER 23, 1967 WASHINGTON {UPI)w-TH£ POPULATION Jlac.iaLleRsion. HitL OF THE UNITED ST~TES VILL REACH ,Navy Raiders~ CI A A.gents 200 MIL~ION AT ABOUT II AM ON Nov. _Four Illinois Schools 20, THE CENSUS BuREAU SAID TOOAV. CHICAGO (UPI)--MO"( THAN 100 THE LATEST ESTIMATE, AS OF SEPT Stage Lightning Strikes ARMED; HElMtTED POLICEMEN EN~ORCED I; WAS 199,531;000. THAT COMPARED SAIGON (UPI)--A U.S. NAVY ASSASSIN TEAM AND CIA-T~AINED SOUTH VIET CLASS ROOM PEACE TObAY IN A SUBURB WITH 197,321,000 ON SEPT. I, 1966 NAMESE AGENTS SEVERELY OAMAGED VIET CONG CONTROL PART OF THE MEKONG AN MAYWOOD HICH SCHOOL RACKED BY AT THE TIME OF THE ~~ST NATIONAL DELTA WITH A PAIR OF LIGHTNING CLANDESTINE RAIDS; A U 5 SPOKESMAN RACIAL YIOLENCE. SCHOOL OffICIALS CENSUS 1 APklL It 1960, THE poPU SA 10 TODAY SUSPENDED STUDENTS WHOLESALE LATION WAS SET AT 180,007,000 NAVY RAleERS KILLED FOUR VIET CONG, INCLUDING A PROPAGANDA CHIEF. TEACHERS CONDUCTED CLASSES AT ACCORDING TO A NATIONA~ CENSUS THEN, USING THE eODY AS SAlT, THE CIA AGENTS SWOOPE a SACK INTO THt PROVISO EAST HIGH SCHOOL WHILE A CENTURY AGO THE POPULATION or TH COMMUNIST STRONGHOLD THE rOLlOWING DAY, BROKE UP THE CHIEF'S fUNEftAL SPECIAL O'FICERS PATROLLED CDRRI- U.S. WAS ESTIMATED TO 3E 39,818,44 AND CA~TUREO TtN V,ET CONG LtADE,S WHO CAME TO PAY THEIR LAST RESPECTS OORS WITH 81LLY CLU5S IN KAND AND By 1970 THE MALES VllL NUMBE~ THE DRAMATIC OPER~TION WAS ONE or THE FEW IN THE SECRET WAR TO 8[ SHERIFF;S POLICE AND HIGHWAY PA 102,673,000 TO 106,201.000 fEM~LES ANNOUNCED TO THE PUBLIC T"E SPO SMAN ALSO ANNOUNCED THAT U.S NAVY TROLMEN STOOD GUARD TO PREVENT NEW -I t I I G - d WARPLANES rOR THE" RST TIME IN THE VIOLENCE AND VANDALISM. THREE OTHER CHICAGO SUBURBAN HIGH Ara bs _JU b J an; srae rleve :::E 6~;!~~ ~,~~:T~R~~E~~;~~~G~AVAL SCHOOLS W£RE CLOSED 5[CAUS£ OF RA -nkl- ng Of Destroler DEST~OYED A TORPEDO PATROL BOAT CIAL TENSIONS WHICH BOILED UP LATE Ove r SI ANCHORED THERE, AND SEVERELY DAM- LAST WEE~ THERE WERE NO CLASSES (UPI)--lsRAEL BURIED SIX SAILORS TOOAY ~NO GRIEV 0 rOR ~) OTHER SEA- AGED AN OIL DEPOT AND A DRYDOCK AT THE EAST AND WEST CAMPUSES O~ MEN WHOSE TOMe IS THE SH~TTERED HULK OF THE DESTROYER EILAT ON THE THE RAID WAS YESTERDAY THERE WAU~EGAN TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL AND BOTTOM or THE MEDITERRANEAN SEA WERE INDICATIONS THAT THE NAVY 'LY ON THE WEST CAMPUS 0. JOLIET TOWN ANG~Y MOURNERS AT A MILITARY CEREMONY I~ THE SHADOW D. MT, CARME~ ERS ~ETuRNED TO THE SAME AREA TO SHIP H,GH SCHOOL HEARl) A NAVY RAS"I DESCRIBE TI1E !'lEN AS "VICTIMS OF A COWARDL'I' ATTACK" DAY DR NORMAN GREEN; MAYWOOD SCHOOL CARRIED OUT IN COLO BLoOO RADIO HANOI CLAIMED THAT TWO U S SUPERINTENDENT, SAID AT A MIDDAY THERE WAS LITTLE .ORGIVENESS IN TH~ HEARTS OF THE ISRAELI PEOPLE JETS WERE SHOT DOWN OVER HAIPHONG NEWS CONfERENCE THAT THERE HAD BEEN AND TENSIONS WERE HIGH THROUGHOUT THE MIDDLE EAST DURING TODAY'S RAIDS THERE WAS NO NO VIOLENCE TODAY AND HE WAS "VERY ARABS WE~E JU81 LANT OVER THt SINKIN~ D. THE E'LAT, THE PRI~E or IMMEDIATE AMERICAN CONFIRMATION D. (CONTINUED ON PAGE NINE) ISRAELIS TINY NAVY. BUI CAJRO REPORTS WARNEO D. POSSIBLE RETALIATION (CONTINUED ON PAGE ~INE) lJot f fROM THE SHOCKED JEWISH SUTE ,ILS .. _,. B_e Deterred "THEY ARE VICTIMS OF A COWARO- _OperatioR Gratitude Will LY ATTACK WHICH .... AS CONCE IVED IN Spreads Across Nation In Viet Nam, Johnson Declares ;!~: ~;I!~R:E~;'I'DN~:~A~A:~'T~:- lUPI)--AMERICANS TH~OUGHOUT THt WASHINGTON (UPI)--~ftESIDENT JOHNSON, CONDEMNING MASSIVE ANTIWAR VIO- MILITARY FUNERAL NEAR THt PORT NATION ENJOYED A WEEKEND Of DEMON LENCE OVER THE wEEKEND, DECLARED TODAY THE US. WILL NOT BE DETERRED IN CITY Of HAIFA STRATIONS TO SUPPORT U 5 SERVICE ITs WAR EFFORT BY "OVR FRUSTRATION; OUR IMPATIENCE, OUR UNWI ... LINGN!:SS "WHILE ISRAEL. H~S BEEN PRAYING MEN fiGHTING IN V,ET NAM lAST NIGHT TO STAY THE COURSE" rOR PEACE, THE ENEMY WAS SCHEMING HUNO~EOS Of THOUSANDS TOOK PART JOHNSON'S REMAR~S, MAOE JUST HOURS A~TER THE LAST OF aOME 35,000 THIS SNEAK ATTAC~ IN COLO BLOOD, IN OPERATION GRATITUDE WITH PA~AOES, OEMONSTRATORS WERE HAULEO AWA~ fROM THE 8ES£IGED PENTAG~N, APPE~REO TO IT HAS CAUSED DAMAGE NOT ONLY TO MARCHES, SPEECHES VEHICLE HEAD 8E A RE!" ... y TO THE GIGANTIC TWO-DAY DEMONSTRATION BY SOME 55,000 PNO US, BUT TO THE WHOLE WORLD, AND LIGHTS HOUSE LIGHTS AND AN ALL TESTORS WHO DEMANDED AN IMMEDIATE END TO THE WAR. IT HAS TAUGHT US WHAT TO EXPECT NIGHT VIGIL THE PRESIDENT ALSO COMMENDED THE SOLDIERS AHO CIVIL'AN LAW ENrORCE FROI>IHIM," THE f[W SCATTE~ED SCU"lEO STEM IMENT OfFlt~RS WHO CONTROLLED THE OEMONST~ATORS AND DENOUNCED THE IR- EVEN AS RASBI HEITNER SPOKE, MING .ROM THE DEMONSTRATIONS OC SOME PEOJOLE IN THE CROWD Of THOU CURRED ~HEN OEMONSTRATORS CLASHED ~ :~:;~~S ISLE ACTS OF CERTA IN £LE- lCourt Declin es To Hear SANDS OF MOURNERS INTERRUPTED WIT WITH ANTIWAR FACTIONS No INJU~IES , A . h S ttl t C THE MASS PROTEST EHDED EARLY 10- (CONTINUED ON PAGE NINE) OR ARRESTS WERE REPORTED OPERATIO mls e ernen ase DAY WHEN THE lAST 240 OEMONSTRAT- GRATITUDE WAS DESIGNED TO or'SET WASHINGTON tUPI).-THE ~UPREME DRS WERE ARRESTED ~T THE PENTAGON ~Q.uiet, Peacefu I Man" THE ANTI-VIET NAM, ANTIDR~fT RALLY COURT REruSED 6'1' A ONE-VOTE MARGIN ArTER THEY REfUSED TO ABIDE ex THE IN WASHINGTON, D C TODAY TO INTERVENE IN A PROLONGED GDVERNMENT 1 S DEMONSTRATION ~ERMIT, Goes On Shooting Rampag THE BIGGEST EXPRESSIONS Of GRATI RELIGIOUS DISPUTE ftETWEEN AMISH PA- WHICH SPEClrlED THAT ALL DEMON LOCK HAVEN, PA, tUPI)--A QUIET TUDE WERE IN NEW YORK CITY AND ~ENTS AND STATE LAWS AEQUIRING THEM STRATORS MUST LEAVE THE PENTAGON PEACEfUL MAN" TEIfItORIZED TWO CO/04- NEW~RK N J .... HERE MORE THAN 100 - TO SEND THEIR CHILDREN TO SCHOOL AREA BY MIDNIGHT YESTEROAY IT MUNITIES WITH A 9O-MINUTt SHOOT ooa TOOK PART IN PARAOtS AND THAT ~fTER THE EIGHTH GRADE. BROUGHT TO 681 THE NUMBER OF AR- ING RAM~A$E TODAY, KILLING SIX MANY MORE WATCHED fROM THE SIDE , WITHOUT COMMENT, THE COURT TURNED RESTS MADE AT THE PENTAGON SINCE PERSONS AND WOUNDING SIX OTHERS LINES DOWN A TEST APPEAL BY A KANSAS MEM- IT WAS BESEIGEO SATURDAY AFTCRNOON, BErORt HE WAS CUT DOWN By POLICE MANY NEW YORK POLICE ANO BUS I n It etR Of THE SECT BUT THREE JUSTICES [ IN A NOON ADORESS TO THE INTER- IN A QUN SATTLE IN THE BACKYA~O 0 DRIVERS JO!NEO THE liGHTS ON NOTED THEY WANTED TO HEAR THE CASE. NATIONAL FEDERATION or COMMERCIAL, HIS HOlo4E MOVEMENT SATUROAY, DESPITE AN ORDER THIS WAS ONE SHORT Of THE FOUR CLERICAL AND TECHNICAL EMPLO~EES. STATE POLICE SAID LEO HELD, TO THE CONTRARY rROM THE POLICE DE VOTES NEEDED TO PLACE A CASE ON THE (CONTINUED ON PAGE NINE) A80UT 45; A fATHER OF FOUR CHILD ~ARTMENT AND THE TRANSIT A~THORITY REN WHO WAS ACTIVE IN THE Boy (CONTtNUED ON PAGE NINE) COURT'S DOCKET fOR DECISION B.on.lAIJowed, Klansmen THE fl~ST TEST C~SE EVER TO IL- SCOUTS, IfEPORTEO FOR WO~K AT THE REACH THE COURT WAS BROUGHT BY LE HA/04ME~MILL PAPE~ Co AT 8 AM TO Radio Peking Gloats ROY r~~eER, A YODER, KAN., fARMER DAY AND SUDDENLY OPENED UP WITH WHO w~s FINED $5 rOR REfUSING TO ~;K~o~~i!IS~i;~~~_~~E~~RAL TWO REVOLVERS, STARTING A REIGN Over Pentagon March 5E~O Hlj O~UGHTER, SHARON, TO JUDGE, DISCLOSING TAAT HE AND A or TERROR OVER AN 18-MILE ARE~ HONG KON~ (UPI)--COMMUNIST CHINA SCHOUL ~'TER SHE fINISHED 8TH GRAD JUROR HAD BEEN THREATENED, ~LLOWEO THAT KILLED rIVE 0. HIS CO-WORKE~ GLOATED TODAY ABOUT THE ANTIIoIAR AT AGE 14. BOND TODAY FOR THE LAST TWO OF THE AND A NEIGHBOR. DEMONSTRATIONS OUTSIOE THE PENTAGON CHIEf JUSTICE EARL WARREN AND SEVEN Ku KLUX KLANSMEN CONVICTED IN STATE POLICE CPL RICHA~O LEACH RAOtO PEKING SAID PRESIDENT JOHNSON JUSTICES WILLIAM O. DOUGLAS 4ND A HISTORIC CIVIL RIGHTS CASE LAST SAID THE VICTIMS "THOUGHT HE WAS WAS "SE I ZED WITH fEAR" ABE FORTA5 WERE IN FAVOR OF AC WEEK HE VOWED TO REVOKE THE eOND JOKING UNTIL THEy SAW HIM SHOOT "THE DEMONSTRATION TOOK PLACE AT tt (CONTINUED ON PAGE NINE) Ir THERE ARE ANY AOOITIONAL 80MS IN .... A TIME WHEN U 5 IMPERIALISM ~AS INGS. (CONTINUED ON PAGE 1'111'1£) BADLY ROUTED BY THE HEROIC V,ETNAM Senator Sees Viet Hant "I DON'T WANT ANY HORE or THIS ESE PEOPLE ON THE 6~TTLEfIElD IN STRONG-ARM STUff IN THE SOUTHERN _U A_W _PoficyRlakers, VIET NAM," THE BROADCAST, QUOTING Part Of World War III DISTRICT OF MlssrSSIP~1 IT'S OUT THE OfFICI~L NEW CHINA NEWS AGENCY, WASHINC.,..ON \JPI )--THE VIET NAH or THE W'NOOW," SAID U S. DISTRICT _Ford Reach Agreement SA 10 CONFLICT MAY BE "A JOART OF' WORLD JUOGE HA~olD Cox, DIRECTING HIS DrTROIT (UP1)--THE POLICYMAKERS THE OFFICIAL VOICE O. THE PEKING WArt. III, COMMUNIST-STYLE" SEN REMARKS TO KLAN IMPERIAL WIZARD SAM OF THE UNITED AUTO WORKE~S TODAY REGIME ALSO WALTER F, BENNETT, (REP -UTAH), H BOWERS; NE5HOBA COUNTY DEPUTY UNANIMOUSLY RECOMMENDED THAT THE --REPORTEO THE REO ARMY IS TAKING SAID TODAY SHERiff CECIL PRICE AHD ALTON UAW NATIONAL FORO COUNCIL ACCEPT A ~ORE ACTIVE ROLE IN THE :ULTURAL As BENNETT REArF'(RHED HIS sv~ ~AYNE ROSCRTS, A SU"LY FO~~E~ THE ~ECORO CONTRACT o.rEREO 8Y ~EVOLUTION or COMMUNIST PARTY CHAIR PORT OF THE ADMINISTRATION'S VIET NIGHTCLUB 80UNCER IN MERIDIAN, FORO MOTOR CO. MAN MAO Ts(-TUNG BY TRAINING WATCH NAM POLICY, REP. MORRI. K. UDALL, ALL THREE Of THE MEN WE~E CON~ THE TENTATIVE CONTRACT AGREE- DOG "PROPAGANDA" TEAMS rOR FACTOR (DEM.-ARIZ.), eROTHER Of A CABINET VICTED L~ST FRIDAY a. CONS~IRACY IN MEHT WAS REACHED YESTERDAY ArTER IES, fA~MS AND OTHER CIVILIAN OR MEMBER, SAID HE HAD eEEN WRON. IN THE 196~ SLAYINGS OF THREE YOUNG 12 DAYS OF MARATHON SARGAINING GANIZATIONS TO STOP rACTIONAl FEUD 5U~~ORTINQ P~ESIOENT JOHN'ON'S CIYIL ~IQHTS WORK(~S, MICHAEL AND A STRIKE THAT HAS LASTED 47 ING AND PROMOTE PRODUCTION !"OLICY THERE SCHWEftNEft AND ANOftEW GOODMAN; DAYS. --REPO"TED A ORIYt TO SWEEP ~AN IN A SENATE SPEECK; BENNETT WHITE NEW YORKERS, AND JAMES CHAN VAW PRESIDENT WALTER REUTHER ~TICAL RED GUARbS Dr. THt STREETS SAID VIET NAM HAY BE A HAJO" 8AT EY, A ME.IOIAN NEGftO. WAS TO MEET LATtft WITH THE POLI AND GET THEM 8ACK INTO CLASSROOMS TLE Of WORLO WAR III, "WHOSE EX P"ESIOENT JOHNSON, COMMENTINQ ON CYM.KE~$, THE INTERNATIOHAL Ex. FOR THE FIRST TIME SINCE THE tULTVR U TENct WE •• HAY HOT YET HA ve REC THt CONVICTIOHS TODAY, CALLED THE ECUTIVE BOARD, ftE~ORTEDLY TO PIC~ ~L REVOLUTION POVE" STRUGGLE 8tQ~H OGNIZED BECAUSE ITS PATTERN IS SO VEJltD I CTS A "REVOLUTION IN HUMAN EITHER CH~YSLEft CORP. OR GENERAL 18 MONTHS ~.o. THE AR~Y RE~ORTEDLY COMPLETELY DiffERENT fROM THAT Of RIGRTS.!' IT WAS PRUIOENT JOMI\ MOTO~S CORP. AS THE NEXT BAR5AIN IS lENDING A HAND WORLD 'filA" I AND II". SON WHO ORDERED A ~ASSIVE FEDERAL ING TARGET A ST~IKE AGAINST GM, --B~ANOEO KftEMLIN LEADERS AS "e( "TH[ WARS IN 1914 AND 1939 BE SEARCH FOR THE THRE E V I CT IMS WHEN THE INDUSTRY &IANT, APP~A~Eb ~OST T~AYE~$" or THE BoLSHEYIK REVOLU eAN WHEN THE A.Q~ES'ORS THOUGHT THEY D.O~PEO FROM SIGHT JUNE 21, LIKELY SKILLED T~.O£SMEN "OW- TION ON THt EVE or RUSSIA'S 50T" AN CONTINUED ON !"AGE NINE) I I 4. NIVtASA~Y Of COMMUNISM HOURGLASS
SAIGON ELECTION HELD; YUKON kE~CUE EFFECTlO VOTEkS APATHETIC FAIRBANKS, ALASKA (UPI) --RESCUE UNITS SAIGON (UPI) --OfFICIA~S TODAY COUNTEO WILL ATTEMPT TO EVACUATE THREE SC4HOINAVIAN VOTES CAST IN SOUTH V'ETNAMESE ELECTIONS fLIERS TODAY FROM THE ICY TUNDRA OF THE rOR A HOUSE OF REP~ESENTATIVES -- THE FINAL YUKON TERRITORY WHERE THEIR PLANE WENT DO~H STA~E 1M THE ELECTORAL PROC~SS TOWARD RE NINE DAYS AGO PRESENTATIVE GOvERNMENT -- WITH INDICATIONS ~N IRONIC TWIST lED TO THEIR LOCATION AF ALREAOY THAT AN OPPOSITION WOULD EMERGE. TER MORE THAN A WEEK OF FRUITLESS SEARCH DESPITE TERRORISM THAT TOOK 12 C1VILIAN ErrORTS THEY WERE SPOTTED BY A PIL~T WHO LIVES, 73 PERCENT OF ,HE NATION'S REGISTERED LEFT HIS PRIMARY StARCH AREA eECAUSE or VOTERS WENT TO THE PO~LS YESTERDAY, CHOSE BAD WEATHER FROM BEWILDERINGLY lONG LISTS Of CANOIOATES THE MEN WERE EIRNAR PEDERSEN, 48, STOCKHO~, ANO CA~ .HEIR VOTES FOR A HOUSE or Rt CHIEF NAVIGATOR FOR SCANDINAVIAN AIR LINES PRESENT .... TIVES TO COMP~IMENT TH( SENATE SYSTEMS (SAS), THOR TJOENTVEIT, 39, fORMER tLECTED EARLIER SAS N.... VIGATOR »OW WORKING fOR WEIN-A~SASKA AMONG LIKELY OPPOSITIONISTS WAS A FORMER AIRLINES, AND ROLF STOHAUG, 21, OSLO THEY TROTSKYITE BARRED fROM THE SENATORIAL ELEC- WERE rOUND ON THE fOOTHILLS OF THE RICHARD 110M SE'tAUS( or ALL[CED 'fPRO_NEUIRALl5TtI SON MOUNTAI NS LEANINGS UNOFFICIAL RESULTS INDICATED WEIN-ALASKA PILOT B08 SHINN WAS AT THE THE MAN, Ho Huu TUONG, 'WOULD WIN IN SAIGON CONTROLS OF THE F27 TURBOPROP WITH 25 THE GOV(RNMENT WAS SCHEDULED TO RELEASE VOLUNTEeR OBSERVERS ABOARD WHEN THE WRECK OFFICIAL RETURNS THURSDAY AGE WAS SIGHTED HE SAID HE HEVER WOULD TUONG IS A FOLLOWER OF MILITANT MONK THICH HAVE PASSED OVER THE AREA IF THE WEATHER TRI QUANG, WHOSE NAME WAS IN THE NEWS DUR HAON'T BEEN SO BAD IN HIS PRIMARY SEARCH ING THE ELECTION WITH THE SELF-IMMOLA'IOK AREA OF ONE OF HIS DISCIPLES, A YOUNG NUN THE "THE "EATHER WAS KIND OF A BREAK," SHINN WOMAN WAS THE THIRD IN 19 DAYS TO SACRIFICE SAID, "BEC~USE IF 11 HAD~'T SEEIi SO BAD
HER LIFE IN TRI QUANG's CRUSADE AGAINST A AROUNO INUVIK J WE WOULDN'T HAVE BEEN SEARCH MORE MODERATE BUDDHIST FACTION ING THE ARE WHERE WE FOUND THEM" THE VOTING WAS FOR 137 REPRESENTATIVES SHINN ~AIO HE SPOTTEO THE HEAVILY DAMAGED OUT OF 1,172 CANDIDATES. A TOTAL OF 5 8 PLANE IN THE TUNDRA WI TH ITS WINGS TORN OfF MILLION VOTERS TUR~ED OUT A OfFICIALS SAID. CO-PILOT RON WOOD SIGHTED THE GROUNDED TRIO BUT IN SAIGON, ONLY 57 ~ PERCENT Of THE THE THREE WERE NEAR A LEAN-TO THEY HAD ELECTORATE BOTHERED TO VOTE, AND IN THE BUILT IN THE TRE~L!NE ABOUT A MILE FROM T"E NATION OVER-ALL, THE 73 PERCENT FIGURE WAS CRASH SITE CONSIOERED LOW IN VIEW OF GOvERNMENT PRES r~HEN WE SPOTTED THE GUY~J" WOOD Sjl..ID, SURE IN M~N~ ~RE~S WHICH CASTS SUSP1CION "THEY APPARENTLY HADN'T HEARD US, BECAUSE or ON NONVOTERS MUCH HIGHER TURNOUTS WERE The Designer? YOU! THEIR HEAVY HEAD GE~R THEY OION'T GIVE ANY RECORDED IN TH[ EARLIER ELECTIONS ALSO DE SIGN 'HA1 1HtY HEARD us UNTIL WE W(RE ALMOST SIGNED TO GIVE V,ET N~M A REPRESENTATIVE DIRECTLY OVERHEAD n LE~OERSHIP -- ELEC.IONS rOR H.... MLET AND SHINN'S PLANE CIRCLED OY[RHEAD fOR ABOUT VILLAGE orriCIALS, rOR THE CONSTITU:NT The Goods? DYNASTY! A HALF jl..N HOUR, UNITL A CANADIAN AIR FORCt ASSEMBLY WHICH WROTE THE NEW AMERICAN CRAfT ARRIVEO TO ORBIT THE SITE SHINN SAID STlLE CONSTITUTION, AHD FOR THE SENATE, THE CANADIANS DROPPED A NOTE TO lHE MEN, PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT TELLING THEM TO STANO TOGETHER IF THEY WERE "THE VOTERS HAVE NO ENTHUSIASM," SAID A treasure trove of fabulous fabr~cs IN GOOO CONOITiON ELECTION COMMISSIONER NGUYE~ VAN TUONG Just wa1ting to be turned lnto ele "ON THE NEXT PASS-OVER, THEY WERE HOLDING '~OO MANY or THE CANDIDATES WERE UNKOWN TO gant hollday fash10ns by your own HANOS AND JUMPING UP jl..ND DOWN," SHINN SAID THE VOTERS II creati ve hands 1 HE SAID IT WAS NOT SNOWING AT THE TIME THEY AN EXAMPLE W~S SEEN AT ~ PO~LING PLACE WEPE LOCATED, BUT THERE WAS SNOW ON lHE IN CENTRAL SAIGON VOTERS PASSED DOWN A GROUND AND THE 'EMPERATURE WAS ESTI~ATED AT ROW DESKS AND RECEIVED A TOTAL OF 79 BAL PUre DAMASK gg (45" x Jt yd. cuts) ABOUT ZERO LOTS THEY THEN HAD TO PICK THEIR FIVE $11.00 Two PARACHUTISTS WEPE DROPPED IN TO THE CHOICES, PUT THEIR SLIPS IN AN ENVELOPE AND Rich, heavy TRIBLTE ~ CRASH SITE WITH SUPPLIES AND A RADIO DEPOSIT IT IN A BALLOT BOX. (28" x 5 yds.} $12.25 MED1CAkE CHAN~E~ nECOMMEND~O TERRORIS~ ~AY HAVE BEE~ A fACTOR IN CURB Self-patterned, s1lk PALACE BROCADE ING THE VOTER TURNOUT VIETNAMESE AUTHOR (36" x 4f yds.) $9.75 WASHINGTON (UPI) --A PRIVATE STUDY OF ITIES REPoRTED 19 ELECTION DAY INCIDENTS Satlny. self-patterned TRIBUT~ BRO MeDICARE IN ITS fiRS; ~EA~ REPORTS ,He PRO IN WHICH 12 PERSONS WERE KILLED AND 26 IN CADE ' (28 t1 J( 5 Yds.) $12.25 GRAM WORKED WELL ON THE WHOLE BUT RECOMMENDS JURED TWELVE SUSPECTED VIET CONG ALSO Del1cate colored patterns grace TAP REORGANIZING ITS HOSPITAL SERVICES ADMINIS~ ..... ERt KILLED HEAVY SECURITY KEPT THE ESTRY BROCADE (28n J( 5 yds.) $15.00 TION TO HEAD OFF THE PROSPECT Of $IOO-A-DAV CIViliAN CASUALTIES DOWN TO ABOUT THE LEVEL - and HOSPITAL COSTS OF ANY ORDINARY DAY. rh~ Mldas touch enhances GOLD TAP THE S'UOY SUGGtSTS THAT N£ARlY TOTAL CON IN AN UNRELATED INCIDENT, A SOUTH VIET ~ BROCADE (28" JC 5 yds.) $23.75 TROL OF HOSPITAL SERVICES BE TURNED OVER NAMESE SOLDIER WEN. BERSERK AND HURLED A TO STATE AGENCIES THESE COULD ~ORK CLOSELY PHOSPHOROUS GRENADE AT A CATHOLIC PRO And may we suggest DYNASTY FABRICS WITH HOSPITALS AND THE INSURANCE INDUSTRY CESSION IN THE NORTHERN PART OF THE COUNTRY. for Chrlstroas glft givlng? TOWARD LOWERING COSTS AND WOULD BE IN A THt WEAPON INJURED 22 CHILDREN AND A NUMBER POSITION TO THREATEN STATE REGULATION OF SUCH OF ADUL TS COSTS IF THE PRIVATE S(CTOR DID NOT COOPERA~. IN CONTRAST TO THE FIERY SENATE AND AUTHORS OF THE STUDY WERt A ~use~ND-WIF[ PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION CAMPAIGNS~ THE LOWER ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ TEAM ON THE PRINCETON UNIVERSITY FACULTY, HOUSE RACE WAS RELATIVELY LOW KEYED, AND PROF HERMAN M. SOMERS OF THE POLITICS AND fEW ~AJOP ISSUES WE~E BROUGHT OUT ~OVIET'~ ~HELEPIN PUBLIC AFFAIRS DEPARTMENT, AND ANNE R SOMERS THE HOUSE THAT WILL EMERGE WAS CERTAIN GLl MB 1NG LADDEr< A MEMBER OF PRINCETON'S INDUSTRIAL RELATIONS TO et MIODlE CL .... SS. LARG(LY URBAN, COMPOSEO Mosco~ (up\) -~OSCDW OBSERVERS TODAY SEtTION T~EIR WORK W~S SPONSORED BY THE OF A LARGE PROPORTION OF PERS0NS BORN IN SAID KREMLIN TROUBLESHOOTER AlEX~NDER N INDEPENDENT BROOKINGS INSTITUTION NORTH VIET NAM AND WITH A MAJORITY OF MEN SHELEPIN IS (MERGING AS A POTEN'IAL FOURTM "ON THE WHOLE, OUR VERDICT IS THAT CON AND WOMEN WHO HAVE SPENT THEIR PROfESSIONAL MEMBER Of THE SOVIET UNION'S COLLECTIVE GRESS AND THE ADMINISTRATION HAVE THUS FAR LIVES ON THE GOVERNMENT'S PAYROLL LEADERSHIP DONE WELL WITH MEDICARE," THE REPORT SAID SH£LEPIN, 49, HAS LONG BEEN CONSIDERED BUT THE INVESTIGATORS NOTED THE PRESENT COMET DEFECTS UNCOVERED AN HEIR TO THE RULING RUSSIAN TROIKA BUT AVERAGE $50-A-DAY COST FOR HOSPITAL CARE IS LO~DON (UPI) --BRITISH EUROPEAN A,RWAYS THE OBSLR~ERS SAID HE M~Y ALRE~OY H~VE STEADILY INCREASING, jl..NO W,I,.RNEO TH,I,.T ""'VER_ (SEA) SAID TODAY HAIRLINE CRACKS HAD aEEN ACHIEVED A POSITION AS ONE or THE NATION'S AGl HOSPITAL COSTS OF $Ioo-"'-DAY ARE NOT Fjl..R DiSCOVERED ON COMPRESSOR C~SiNGS Of T~O TOP DECISION MAKERS orF " COMET IV ENGINES DURING A ROU,INE CHECK THE BASIS FOR THEIR SPECULATION WAS A THE STATE AGENCIES GIVEN SUPERVISION OF A COMET IV JE,LINER CRASHED MYSTERIOUSLY GOVERNMENT DECREE HONORING THE SOYIET HOSPITAL SERVICES MIGHT BE ~HE EXISTING INTO THE MEDITERRANEAN SEA OCT 12, ~ILL- ACADEMV or SCIENCES. HEALTH OEP,!..RTMEN.S, THEY 5,1,.10, AND SHOULD eE ING 66 PERSONS. SHELEPIN'S NAME APPEARED WITH THOSE OF ASSIGNED RESPONSIBILITY FOR ALL HOSPITAL A 8EA SPOKESHAN SAID THE AIRLINES ENTIRE PRESIDENT NIKOLAI PODGORNY, PARTY SECRE- FUNCTIONS OF THE PRESENT '!"CT, INCLUDING FLEET OF 12 COMET IVs WOULD BE GIVEN A TARY LEONIJ BREXHN£V AND PREMIER ALEXEI LICENSING, fUNDING AND CERTifiCATION COMPLETE CHECK ,OR SIMILAR CRACKS. KOSYGIN STATEWIDE COUNCILS "MADE UP OF REPRESENTA "THIS IS NO. A fAULT PECULIAR '0 THE COMtl SHELEPIN'S OFFICIAL POSITID~ IS HEAD TIV(S or MAJOR PROVIDER AND CONSUMER IN IVs," THE SPOKESMAN 5A10. "I. IS A RE- Of' THE SOVIET TRADE UNIO~ COUNCIL BUT TERESTS" SHOULD BE CREATED TO ASSIST THE CURRING KIND Of THING IN JE. ENGINES IT EXPERIENCED OBSERVERS NOTED THAT SHELEP'N~ AGENCIES, THE REPORT PECOMMENDEO IS JUST A COINCIDENCE THAT IT HAPPENED TO PREDECESSOR IN THE lABOR POST, VIKTOR THE PRESENT PROGRAM IS ADHI N I STERED BY THE l SOCIAL SECURITY AOMINISTRATION IT WAS PASSEO TWO Of OUR PLAHES IN THE SAME DAY II GRISHIN, NEVER SIGNED A PROMINENTLY DIS- AN ENGINEERING EXPERT SAID, "A REALLY PLAyED DECREE ALONG WITH THE RULING TRIUM- BY CONGRESS IN 1963 WITH $2 BILLION FUNDI~G SEVERE CRACK IN A COMPRESSOR COULD CAUSE VIRATE -- PARTY CHIEr, GOVERNMENT CHIEF BUT DID NOT GO INTO E'FECT UNTIL JULY 1966 AN ESTIMATED M'~lION ~ER~ONS C,t,.ME UNDER THE 'ASE TO EXPLODE LIKE A PUfrED-UP BAL- AN~ H[AO Of STATE 19 LOON." THE OBSERVERS SAID IT WAS THE FIRST IMMEDIATE COVERAGE AN AUTOPSY REPORT ON THE BODIES OF THE TIME THAT A FOURTH NAME HAD BEEN PUBLICLY THE COUPLE ALSO PROPOSED A NEW RESPONSISIL 66 VICTIMS OF THE OCT. 12 CRASH SHOWED ADDED TO THOS( Of PO~GORNY, BREZHNEV AND ITY FOR 1NDIVIDUAL HOSPITALS WISHING TO YESTERDAY THAT METAL FRAGME~'S WERE FOUND KOSVGIN PARTICIPATE IN MEDICARE THEY WOULD RE RE IN T'WO Of THE 6001ES. EXPERTS H.... D S .... ID SH(LEPIN RECENTLY WAS ALONE WITH THE QUIREO TO DRAfT A PLAN OUTLINING SERVICES EARLIER THE PRESENCE OF METAL IN ANY OF THE TROIKA IN BELONGING TO eOTH IHE NINE-MAN AVAILABLE TO THEIR jl..REAS
'---~--'-=-_"":"'-':"':"""8001(5 WOULD __MEAN ~~"':""----_-=--=-- THE PLANE EXPLODED____ INM AIR....!-L.!!!!...!...2-~:!...... '-~-L.!:!~~~~~:"""""" PARTY AN~ TH THR -MAN PARTY ____-4~~ ______~ ______M HALLOWEEN COSTUME CONTEST CH I LI COOK-OFf" ADRAW PRIZES rOR THE MOST DII:IGINAL COSTUME, TER~IN~UA, TEX. (UPI)--THE WORLD THE ~UNNlfST, TM[ CUTEST AND THE SCARI~ ION9HIP CHI~I COOK-OF~ 5tlWEEN HUMO~IST EST WILL 6E AWAROED AT THE HALLOWEEN COS H. ALLEN SMITH AHD TEXAS CHILI TYCOOH TUME CONTEST TUESDAY, OCToeER 31. WICK FOWLER [NOED IN , DE~D HEAT RECENT~ CoNTESTANTS "'ILL eE JUOGED IN THI't[( L' ~HEN TH[ .(UTRAL JUDGE HAO HIS TASTE DlfrEREHT AGE GII:DUPS WITH PRIZES erlN~ 8UOS eURNED BEYOND .EPAIII:. AWARDED fOR EACH or THE COSTUME CATEGOR TERLINGUA MAYOR DAVID WITTS, WHO IS IES IN EACH GROUP. THEII:E WILL BE A TDTA ALSO. DALLas LAW'f[R, WAS THE THIRD AND OF 12 PRIHS. NEUTRAL JUDGE To TASTE T~E RESULTS Of GII:DUPS WILL eE: THE YEAII:'S TOP [VENT FOR CHILI LOvERS PRE-SCHOOLERS AND KINDERGARTEN THE WORLD OVER. FIRST AND SECOND GRADERS MRS. HALLIE STILLWELL, A JUSTICE or THE THIRD AND ~OURTH GRADERS PEACE AT N[AII:BY ALPIN[, W~S A JUDGE SEL~ THE CONTEST WILL BE HELD AT THE RICH ECTED BY SMITH. SHE TASTED BOTH CONCOC ARDSON THEATER BEGINNING AT 6:30 ON OCT. TIONS AND RULED IN ~AVOR or THE MT KISC 31. THERE WILL BE CANOy FQR ALL AND AN N'Y.7 AUTHOR AND rORMER NEWSPAPER REPOR~ EvENING Of fUN. ER WHO HAS JUST MOVED HIS RESIDENCE TO ALPINE. MARINER 5 REPORTS DUE WITHOUT H(SITATION, MRS STILLWELL PICKED SMITH'S CHILI AS THE BETTER. PASADENA, CALlr. {UP1)--SCIENTISTS WERE THEN FLOYD SCHNEIDER, A SEER EXECUTivE EXPECTED TO DISCLOSE TOQAY WHAT AMERICA'S ~ROM SAN ANTONIO NAMED BY FOWLER AS HIS MARINER 5 SPACECRA~T LEARNED ABOUT VENUS JUDGE, QUICKLY (HOSE FOWLER's CHILI LAST WEEK DURING ITS FLY-BY M1SSION THEN IT WAS UP TO WitTS A SPOKESMAN FOR JET PROPULSION LABORA HE TOOK ~ LARGE SPOONFUL rROM ONE BOWL, TO~Y SAID DATA FROM MARINER 5 SHOULD PUT IT IN HIS MOUTH AND THEN, HIS rACE ~ROVIDE A GOOD CROSS-CHECK OF THE INfOR TURNING REO, HE SPAr IT our UPON THE SUN THE 267-POUNO RAM-C PAYLOAD. MATION GATHERED BY THE SOviET UNION'S BAKED SOIL INSTRUMENT PACKAGE, WHICH LANDrD ON THE WITTS, CO-OWNER Of THE TERLINGUA WITH RA~ EXPERIY ENT SCHEDULED CLOUD-S~ROUDED PLANET A DAY BEFORE MAR CARROLL SHLLBY, THE Los A~G(L[S RACING IN[R STREAKED BY CAR CRIVER, GRABBED A REO BAND~NA FROM A SPACE FLIGHT EXPERI~E~T TO STUDY METHODS FOR PREVENTING "AND IN SOIo1E CASES WE'LL H,6VE MOIH IN AROUND HIS N[CK ANO WIPED HIS 1010UTH OUT LOSS OF RADIO SIGNALS rROM REENTERING SPACECRAFT WilL BE FORMATION," THE SPOKESMAN SAID "I D[CL.oIR" THIS CONTEST A ORAW BECAUSE CDNDUCTED BY THE NATIONAL AERONAUTI~S AND SPACE AOMINISTRA MARINER l REPEATED ITS DATA TO EARTH M~ TASTE BUDS ARE SO DAIo1AGED THAT I AM liON (NASA) FROM fROM WALLOPS ISLAND, VA , THIS MONTH YESTERDAY T,Q INSURE THAT SCIENTISTS HAD UNABLE TO SAMPLE THE OTHER BOWL Of CHILI THE TEST, O[S!GNATED RAM-C, IS A CONTINUATION OF NASA's NOT MISSED A SINGLE BEEP OF TAPE RECOR~ WITTS SAID, GRABBING A CUP OF LIQUID RE RADIO ATTENUATION MEASUREMENT pROJECT TO STUDY THE PRD~LFM ED INFORMATION DURING THE FIRST PLAYBACK rRESHIo1[NT. Of COMMUNICATING TH~OUGH THE 10NIZ(D PLASMA CREATED WHEN A THE SPAC(CR~FT PERFORMED PERfECTLY DU IN THE CONfUSION, THE TWO BOWLS OF SPACECRAfT REENTERS THE EARTH'S ATMOSPHERE AT HIGH VELOCI ING ITS 128-0AY FLIGHT FROIo1 EARTH AND CHILI GOT MIXED UP AND IT WAS NEVER DE" TIES. LOOP AROUND VENUS THE WINDMILL-SHA~ED TERMINED WHOSE C~ILI HAD MADE WITTS HORS THE ALL-SOLID PROPELLANT SCOUT LAUNCH VEHICLE WILL BE USE CRAfT NOW IS ~EADING TOWARD THE SUN DE COMBAT. TO SEND THE 267-POUND INSTRUMENTED EXPERIMENTAL PAYLOAD ON WHERE IT WILL JOIN MARINER 4 IN DR81T WITTS OlCREEO T~AT THE CONTESTANTS AN EIGHT-MINUTE BALLISTIC fLIGHT 725 MILES ACROSS THE ~T SCIENTISTS PLAN THIS WEEK TO REACTI WOULD HAVE TO COME BACK TO TERLINGUA A LANTIC OCEAN THE SPAC~CRAfT IS EXPECTED TO COME DOWN IN VATE MARINER 4, WHICH TWO YEARS AGO SENT YEAR FROM NOW AND KAVE A NEW COOKOFF AT THE OCEAN 150 ~ILES NORTHEAST or BERMUDA ITS HISTORIC PICTURES OF MARS 8ACK TO THE SAME PLA(( -- ON THE VERANDA aT THE PRIMARY PURPOSE Of THE EXPERIMENT IS TO EVALUATE THE USE EA/lTH TERL INGUJ. INN HE HOPES THAT IN A YEAR OF WATER SPRAY TO BREAK DOWN THE SHIELD Of IONiZED GAS CONT~OLLERS AT JPl WILL ORDER THE HIS TASTE 6UDS WILL HAVE RETURNED TO WHICH CAUSES THE INTERRUPTION TO THE RADIO SIGNALS SPACECRArT Tn ~IRE ITS MfD-COURSE MANUE NORMAL A SECONDARY OBJECTIVE IS TO TEST THE USE or AN X-SAND fR ROCKET TOMORROW AND THEN COMMAND THE MORE THAN 500 SPECTATORS -- 250 TIMES CRAfT THE FOLLOWING DAY TO RETRANSMIT THE NORMAL POPULATION OF THIS MEXICAN THE MARS PICTURES TAKEN IN JULY, 1965 BORDER GHOST TOWN -- GATHERED TO WITNESS MARINER 4 15 NOW IN ITS 35TH MONTH or THE GREAT C~ILI CONfRONTATION fLIGHT AND IN A SWEEPING ORBIT AROIJND MANY PEOPLE OROVE MO~E THAN 600 MILES THE SUN TO WITNESS THE EVENT HOWEVER, IT IS REACTIVATION OF MARINER 4 ~AS EXPECTED NEARLY 600 MILES TO lNY~HER[ rROM TER TO GIVE SC I [NT I STS AN IDEA OF HOW WELL LINGUA, A PROSPEROUS ~INING TOWN BEfORE MAGNETIC TAPE RECORDING EQUIPMENT AND THE MERCURY ORE RAN OUT ROCKET PROPELLANT HAVE WITHSTOOD THE VDY AFTER THE CONTEST WAS C~LLED A DRAW, ~GE or NEARLY' 5 BILLION MILES THROUGH SMITH SAID "I CAN'T UNDERSTANC IT SPAC/; r IGUIlE I LOST SINCE 1 0 ION 'T WIN THE THE INFORMATION ALSO COULD BE OF vALUE RESULT HASN'T CHANGED MY OPINION A BIT IN THE FLIGHT OF MARINER 5 "HOWEVER. 1 'III A GOOD LOSER THOSE: DAL LAS PEOPL~ "R[ STll.l VARMITS IN MY 800K " NEW ARRIVALS FOWLER 5AID HE w... S DISAPPOINTED IN WITTS AS A NEUTRAL JUDGE FOWLER CL~IMED NEW ARRIVALS TO BELL TELEPHONE lA8- WITTS TASTED SMITH'S CHIl.I FIRST ",AND RATORIES' KWAJALEIN FIELD STATION INCLUD COULDN'T ST_NO TO TASTE ANYTHING ELSE ,G. HICKEY, WHO WILL BE WORKING ON MEeK AFTER THAT SLOP It ISLAND, IS ACCOMPANIED ON HIS KWAJALEIN UR BY HIS WIFE, TINA, AND'THEIR THREE kE05TONl REPORT~ THE HICKEY fAMILY COMES TO REDSTONE ARSENAL, ALA -- THE U.S AJALEIN FROIo1 BOONTON, N.J. MR. HICKEY ARMY'S SHfLLELAGH GUIDED MISSILE SYSTEM LOS THE BSEE DEGREE rROM TENNESSEE I S HEADED "DOWN UNOER" rOR AUSTRAL I AN CHN~tOGIC"'L UNIVERSITY AND HAS BEEN ARMY (VELUATION. MAJ GEN. CHARLES W RKING WITH VARIOUS NIKE PROGRAMS FOR EKrLER, JR , COMMANDING GENERAL or THE CO SIN (E I 961 U.S. ARM~ MISSILE COMMAND, SAID THAT THE ON ISLAND fOR A80UT 18 MONTHS IS WECo SHILLELAGH MISSILE SYSTEM WILL BE MOUNT [CHNICIAN R.H. MOOD), "'HO COIo1ES TO KWAJ~ [0 ABO~RO THE GENERAL SHERIDAN ARMORED EIN rROM VANOER8ERG AIR FORCE BASE RECONNAISSANCE AIR80RNE ASSAULT VEHICLE lLE ON KWAJ_LEIN H~ WILL BE WORKING IN AND WILL BE OELIVERED TO THE AUSTRALIAN HE CENTRAL INSTRUIo1£NT BUII:EIIU ~OR THE GOVERNMENT fOR OPERATIONAL EVALUATION IKE-X PROJECT THIS IS THE FIRST rOREIGN "SSIGNMENT fOR FRO~ M[BANE, N.C. COMES THE O.R MCPHER SHILLELAGH MR. MCPHERSON, EMPLOYED B'f As A P~RT of THE A~ERICAN, BRITISH, , WILL BE WORKING AT THE MICB HE IS C~NAOIAN, AUSTRALIAN (ABCA) STANDARDIZ CCO~P"NI[D BY HIS WIFE, INEZ, AND THEIR ATION LOAN PftOGRA~, THE AUSTRALI~N GOv OUNG£R DAUGHTER. THEIR ELDER DAUGHTER ERNMENT IS BEING LOANED TWO GENERAL IS MARRIEO AND LIVES IN CARRBORO, N.C. SHERIDAN VEHICLES AND 20 SHILLELAGH GUID B.W. PARKER, WECo PLANNING ENGINEER, ED MISSILES. THE TRIALS WILL BE CONQUCT RRIV(D ON ISLAND IN EARLY OCTOBER AC EO AND EVALUATED 8'1' AUSTRALIAN ARMY pr~ OIo1PANIEO BY HIS WJrE, Jo ANN AND SON SONNEL WHO KAVE BEEN TRAINED BY TIo1[ U.S ELEM[TRY WHILE THE VERY HIGH r~EQUENCr {VHF) PARKEI' HOLOS THE B E DEGREE IN tLEc ARMY TEI'tRUPT£D RICAL ENGINEERING FROM VANDERBILT UNIVER AUSTRALIAN ARMY PERSONNEL HAVE BEEN THE CONE-SHAPED SPACECAAFT IS 51 INCHES LONG, AND 26 ' ITY. THE PARKERS ARE rORMER RESIDENTS INDOCTRINATEO IN ALL PHASES or SHERIDAN/ INCHES IN DIAMETER AT THE BASE AND HAS A 12-INCH-DIAMETER r GREENSBORO, N,C SHILLELAGH OPE~ATION DURING viSITS TO HEMISPHERE NOSE. THE INSTRUMENTATION INCLUDES TWO VHF TELf G.A. PETERSON, A GRADUATE OF MONTANA AERONUTRONIC, TO THE MISSILE COMMAND, THE METRY TRANSMITTERS, ONE or WHICH SENDS DATA CONTINUOUSLY ATE UNivERSITY, ARRivED ON KWAJALEIN AII:MY WE~P.NS COM~ANO, AND FORD-PHILCO'S REAL TIME N OCTOBER 4 HE WILL SPENO TWO YEARS AERONUTNONIC DIVISION, PRIME CONTRACTOR THE OTHER IS USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH A CONTINOUS-LOOP ISL_NO .ND WILL BE WORKING AT THE DIS ~Oft SHILLELAGH THE WEAPONS COMMAND, TAPE RECOROER TO PROVIDE A SECOND TRANSMISSION or THE SAML RI~INATION RADAR. MR. PETERSON •• WECo LOCAT(O AT ROCK I SLAND, ILL, IS THE PRO DATA, DELAYEO UNTIL ArTER THE SPACECRAFT EMERGES rRO.., THE EVELOPMENT ENGINEER, ~AS WORKED WITH GRAM OFFICE rOR THE SHERIDAN VEHICLE. BLACKOUT. THE TAPE LOOP TIME IS ASOUT 45 SECONDS. EFFEC~ VARIOUS NIK[ ~ROGRAMS FOR WECo SINCE 1955. THE AUSTRALIA TRIALS WILL BE CONCUCTED IV[NESS or THE WATER SPRAY TO RESTORE COMMUNICATIONS WILL IS. FAMILY REMAINS IN GREENSBORO. N.C. INITIALLY IN THE MELBOU~NE ARE~ THIS FALL BE KNOWN AS SOON AS SIGNAL STRENGTHS RECORDED BY GI'tOUND I't~ A NEW DoUGLAS EMPLGYEr HAS ARRIVED I'tE- AND THEN MOVED TO THE TROPIC TEST AREA IN INNISFAIL, HILES NORTH or TOWNS. CEIVING STATIONS ARE CORRELATED WITH TELEMETRY DATA ENT~Y TO JOIN THE BTL's FIELO STATION. 150 ArTER THE FIRST TWO SCOUT STAGES HAvE CARRIED THE SPACE ROM MARINA DEL RlY, COMES C.R. GLASSGOW VILL[, IN NORTH QUH.NSLANO TRI"L:> WILl RAfT TO AN ALTITUDE OF ABOUT 700,000 rEET, IT IS GUIDED TO NO WIrE, JUNE. MR. GLASSGOW WiLL Bt BE CONDUCTEO THERE DURING MAII:CH-MAY, 1968, DURING WHICH TIME THE AREA WILL REENTRY Tff,loJ£CTOR'f OF 15 DEGREES. RANCH CHIEr, TrCH~ICAL OPERATiONS, fOR RECEIYE APrIl:OXIMATEL'f 70 PERCENT O~ ITS THI RD ANO fOUIUH STAGeS PII:OPEL THE PACKAGE DOWNWARD .• THEN [ ~OCAL DoUGLAS OPERATION. HE GRADUATE ANNUAL 170-200 INCHES or ~AINrALL IT IS S[PARATED rRO~ THE FOURTH STAGE AT 350,000 rEET THE FII:O~ T~£ UNIVERSITY or CALIFORNIA AT BER~ EXPERIMENT ~EGINS ~T 300,000 FT. AT A SPEED O~ 17,000 MPH [LEY IN 1948 WITH ~ BSEE. PAGE 4 t()URGlASS Hatlo's WORLD TRADE BARRIERS UNDER FIRE 11-1EIoI GOMES QI,ltTTIN5 TIME AI-JD WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE UNITED STATES f 33-Y[Aft CAMP_IGN To .[MO¥£ 'MN WAlT FOR TIlE W~LI. TROLLEY? WORLO TRADE BARRIERS IS UNDER HEAVY FIR£ AG.'N. TH£ U,S. FREE IT'S QLlICKER. t:o'N~ nle STAIRS·· TRAD£ PQLICY IS [XP£CYEO to StANO, BUT ITS SUPPORTERS KNOW T~EY ,o\,RE IN A FIGHT. ONE NEW PROPOSAL TO HELP DOMESTIC INDUSTRIEs HURT BY IMPORTS ALR(.OY HAS PASSED THE HOUSE ANOT~£. ATTEMP1 10 51tH THE FLOW OF GOODS FROM .BR~AD IS UNDER WAY IN THE SENATe. ALTHeUGH NEITHER PROPOSAL MAY eECOME LAW, SENTIMENT TO GIVE AMERICAN BUSINESSMEN ANO WORK(R$ MORE PROTECTION FROM IMPORTS SE TO BE INCREASING ON C.PITOL HilL. THE LAST rULL-5CAL~ CONGRESSSIONAL DEBATE ON TRADE POLICY WAS IN 1962. THEN, AS IT H~D'AT REGULAR INTERVALS SINCE THE COUNTRY TURN ED ITS ~tCK ON HIOH TARIFFS IN 1934, CONGRESS REHEWED THE U.S. COMMitMENT TO THE FREEST POSSIBLE TRACE AMONG THE NATIONS OF THE THE KEY TO THIS HAS SEEN TO LET THE P~ESIOENT, NOT CONGRES SET TAI'lIFFS Now THE~E IS A STRONG -- AND SOME THINK GROWING -- eOOY OF OPIN ION THA, THE UN~TEO STATES IS DESTRO~ING ITS OWN INDUSTRY AND LASO FORCE BY ENCOURAGING IMPORTS. THIS APPARENT SURGE OF PROTECTIONIST SENTIMENT IS RErLECTED IN THE INTRODUCTION or HUNDREDS OF 81LLS IN THE HOUSE AND SCNATE DESIGNED TO RESTRICT IMPORTS OF PRODUCTS AND COMMOOFilES RANGINO FROM BASEBALL MITTS ANO STEEL BILLETS TO MINK SKINS AND MILK. THE WORD IS OUT THAT CONGRESSION~L LEADERS WILL BEND TO THE RI~ ING WINO BY AllO~ING A VOTE ON A LONG LIST or IMPORT QUOTAS, BUT WILL INSist THAT THE ISSUE stAND OR FALL ON ITS OWN MERITS I~ A SEPARATE BII.L THERE WAS EARLIER TALK THAT THE QUOTAS Red ye by Gordon BesS MAYB£ IF I 8ECAM£ MORe AGGRESSIVE I HEY. SHOIUY II PWP~E WOULD I¥J'N 'NOULD "IOU STOP SAVIMS ~IKE. A PUWCH NAiioT"Y THINGS I .... '1")01£ 1'0 ME. 8EAK 1! ~ o 1#Zlt KellY by lob Web. VOtJR ROOM IS A MESS. WIJKY'WArTLL '\bUR FAl'HER GEES IT· PROOUCTS~ P[TROLEUM, LE~D AND lINC, COtTON GM MAY BE NEXT HEART DISEASE VARIES WITH AREAS TExTILES AND OTHERS SHOWED "THE DEFECTS Of THE PRESENT TRADE: POLICY" AND THE NEED FOR A DETROIT (UPI)--RANK AND riLE UNITED AUTO SU.j FIl~NCISCO {UPI)--A TEIoM OF 12 F>H¥SI COMPLETE OVERHAUL. ~ORKERS DELEG~TES GATHERED TODAY TO APPROVE :IANS REPORTS TH,o\,T THE DEATH RATE FROM HEAR JOHN ROCHE, PRESIDENT Of THE A RECORD FORD MOTOR Co CONTRACT GAINED DISEASE vARIES WIDELY FROM PLACE TO PLACE F. AMERIC~N IRON AND STE:EL INSTITUTE, TOLD SENATORS THROUGH ~ 4b-DAY STRIKE AND 12 DAYS OF IN TtH UNI1EO STATES, WITH MCN IN THE SOUTH LA~T WEEK THAT FOREIGN NATIONS NOW SUPPLY II PER MARATHON BARGAINtNG EAST MOST LIKELY TO DIE OF STROKES. UAW PRESIDENT WALTER P. REUTHER ALSO MET BUT THE SCI[NTIST~ WERE UNABLE TO EXPLAIN CENT OF STEEl. USED IN T~!S COUNTRY ANO "THERE WITH THE UNION'S INTERNATIONAL EXECUTIVE WHY THE ~ATE VARIES AS MUCH AS 50 DEATNS PER IS A CONSTANT DANGER THAT THESE SOURCES MAY BOARD (IEsL REPORTEDLY TO PICK EITHER 100,000 POPULATION IN COLORADO TO NEARLY CUT OFF AT ~ CRITICAL MOMENT" CHRYSLER CORP OR GENERAL MOTORS CORP, A5 250 IN PARTS OF SOUTH CAROLINA THE F~EE TRADE ARGUMENT ALSO IS BASICALLY UNCHANGED -- THAT THE UNDERPINNING OF THE THE NEXT BARGAINING TARGET. A ST~IKE THE PHYSICtAN~ TOLD THE CLOSING SESSION Of AGAINST G M, TH£ INOUS,RY GIANT, APPEARED THE AMEPI(~N H[~RT A~50CI~T!ONTS 40TH ANM~ AMERICAN ECONOMY DEPENDS UPON EXPANDING LIKELY VAL MEETING THAT A NEW 5TUDY IS NOW UNDER WORLD MA"KETS THE PREMISE OF THE U.S, WORLD TRADE: POLICY THE UNION'S FORO N~TIONAL COUNCIL, 25 0 WAY TO ~TTEMPT TO DET(RMINE ALL FACTORS I IS THAT THIS COUNTRY HAS THE KNO .... -HOW TO DELEGATES ~LECTED 8Y THEIR LOCALS IN 25 WHICH MluHT CAUSE THE DIfFERENCE. STATES, WILL BE CALLED IATO SESSION TONIGHt INVDVLFO IN THE ORIGINAL STUDY WERE NINE COMPETE SUCCESSFULLY IN THE MOST IMPORTANT TO HEAR REUTHER ?R_ISE THE CONTRACT AND TO GEOGR~PH'CAL A~[.S, TH~rE WITH LOW DE~TH MARKETS, aUT IT CAN NEVER GET INTO THEM UN VOTE APPROVAL RATES, THREE WITH INTERMEDIATE RATES AND LESS OUR OWN TRADE BARRIERS ARE 1.0 .... ERED AS AN THE NEXT STEP IS RATIFICATION BY THE THRrE .... IT ... HIGH RATES INOUCEM[NT TO COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE. ARNOLD SAW!SLAK UNION'S 160,000 FORO WORKERS. By B. ~-----.------HOURGlASS PAGE 5 ALl-c)TAR GAME THE ALL-STAR FAST PITCH CA~E AT DALLY FIELD YESTERDAY CERTAINLY LIYED uP TO ITS SPORTS NAME WITH BOiH TEAMS PLAYING A GREAT GAME SECTION AND MAKING IT LOOK SO EASY WITH THEIR EX CELLENT BALL HANDLING. THE NATION~L LEAGUE EDGED THE AMERICAN VOLLEYBALL LEAGUE 3-1 !N A GAME THAT HAD SOME VERY PRO fOOTBALL THE ICHI BAN VOLLEYBALL TEAM PULLED OFF GOOD PITCHING PLUS TIGHT DEFENSIVE PLAYS. NEW YORK (UPI)--THE lOWLY MINNESOTA VIKING~ AN UPSET VICTORY OVER PALM TERRACE TO GET TONY BURKE, WHO WAS tHE ONLY BATTER TO WHO KNOCKED THE GREEN BAY PACKERS fROM tHE LAST NIGHT'S VOLLEYBALL ACTION OFF TO A G[T TWO HITS IN THE WHOLE GAME, WAS THE UNBEATEN RANKS A WEEK loCO, HELD THE UNDErEATE FINE START, 9-15, 11-0, 15-6. FIRST MAN ACROSS THE PLATE ~OR THE NATION- BALTIMORE COLT\ TO A 20-20 TIE YESTERDAY DES- TERRACE TOOK THE fiRST SET AFTER A HARP ALS WHEN HE SINGLED IN THE rlRST INNING PITE A RECORD-ItTTING PERfORMANCE By JOHNNY ~OUGHT BATTLE WITH NEITHER TEAM PULLING ANO LATER SCORED ON A FIELOER'S CHOICE. UNITAS. UNITAS WHO SET A NAT~ONAL FOOTBALL MUCH AHEAD OF THE OTHER. ELSIE SMITH OF THEY ADDEO THEIR SECOND RUN IN THE THIRD LEAGUE CAREER RECORD fOR PASS COMP~ETIONS AT ICHI BAN GOT IN SOME FINE SERVES IN THIS INNING WHEN FREEMAN WAS SArE ON A fiELDER'S 2,131 IN THE COURSE OF THE GAME, fliPPED A SET AND SADAKO CHING AND JOAN KALAHIKI Of CHOICE J ADVANCED ON BRAMt'S SINGLE AND THREE-YARD PASS TO JOHN MACKEY WITH 6:30 TERRACE WERE SETTING UP THE BALL WELL. SCORED ON NORTON's SACRltICE. FLY. LARRY REMAINING fOR THE TYING TOUCHDOWN. TERRACE WAS, PERHAPS, A LITTLE OVERCON CORSI BROUGHT ACROSS THEIR rlNAL RUN IN THE TIE lEfT THE COLTS ATOP THE COASTAL FIDENT AFTER THEIR FIRST SET WIN AND WERE THE FOURTH WHEN HE SINGLED AND CROSSED THE DIVISION WITH A 4-0-2 RECORD. COMPLETELY ROUTED IN THE SECOND SET BY PAT PLATE ON A SACRIFICE AND SINGLE BY HONEN. THE RAMS WERE DEADLOCKED WITH THE WASH- ARMSTRONG'S DEADEYE SERVING. BEN ANTONIO HIT A BOOMING rLY ~ALl IN INGTON REDSKINS 28-28 FOR THE SECOND STRAIGHT THEY BOTH STARTED OFF VERY STRONG IN THE THE 80TTO~ or T~E THIRD THAT lOOKEP LIKE WEEK. ROMAN GA8RIEl PASSED TO BERNIE CASEY THIRD SET, WITH EACH TEAM DETERMINED TO WIN, IT WAS WAY OVER RIGHTFIELOER FREEMAN'S WITH 65 SECONDS RE~AINING TO EA.~ THE TIE. BUT TERRACE WAS UNABLE TO HOLD DOWN ICHI BAN HEAD BUT HE MADE A BEAUTIfUL LEAPING CATCH THE PAC~ERS REBOUNDED fROM THE SHOCKING LOS AND THEY GRADUALLY PULLED AH~AD fOR THE SET TO ROB ANTONIO Of A SURE HOMER. THE AMERI- TO THE VIKINGS TC ROUT THE NEW YORK GIANTS AND GAME. C~NIS THREATENED AGAIN IN THE FifTH WHEN 48-21 AS ELIJAH PITTS RAN FOR THREE TOUCHDOWN TERRACE PLAYERS PAT DUNCAN AND PHYLLIS RU80N GOT ~S FAR AS THIRD BUT WAS LErT AND SET uP ANOTHER BY JIM GRABOWSKI. SHVIORIK DID A VERY FINE JOB IN THEIR SECOND STRANDED ON BASE. THEY TALLIED THEIR ONLY THE CLEVELAND BROWNS AND ST. LOUIS CARDS VOLLEYBALL GAME AND SHOWEO RESULTS OF lOTS RUN IN THE SIXTH WHEN PORTER PLACED A SHARED FIRST PLACE IN THE CENTURY DIVISION OF HARD PRACTICE DRIVE EXACTLY BETWEEN RleHT AND CENTERFIELD AFTER THE BROWNS BEAT THE CHICAGO BEARS 24-0 ROSE PALOMA AND PAT AHULAU BACKED UP THE NORTON AND DEMARY COLLIDED IN OOING fOR AND THE CARDS CRUSHED THE PHILAOELPHIA EAGLES ICHI BAN PLAYS IN GREAT FORM WITH GOOD DE THE BALL AND NORTON WAS Ou. Of ACTION rOR 48-14. FENSIVE PLAYING BY NANCY BURKE AND JAN MARSH A FEW SECONDS AS PORTER SCORED THE ONLY THE DALLAS COWBOYS STRETCHED THEIR LEAD IN CAROL PACH[ACD AND DOOlE PETERSON MADE HOME RUN Of THE GAME. AN INTERESTING NOTE THE CAPITOL DIVISION 10 TWO GAMES OVER WASH SOME GOOD SAVES AND COVERED WELL FOR THEIR ALSO IN THIS BALLGA"E WAS THE FACT THAT INGTON BY RALLYING FOR A LAST MINUTE 24-21 PALM TERRACE TEAM. RAY NORTON AND HIS SON J Roo, 50TH PLAYED VICTORY OVER THE PITTSBURGH ST(ELERS. IN THE OuTFIELD FOR THE NATIONAL LEAGUE THE SAN FRANCISCO FORTY-NINERS OVERCAME ***.* FOR SEVERAL INNINGS rOR THE ONLY FATHER THE WINLESS NEW ORLEANS SAINTS 27-13 AND Two HIGH SCHOOL TEAMS, FUNGANUNGANOO AND SON COMBINATION IN FAST PITCH HISTORY ON KARL SWEETANiS SCORING PASSES PACED THE DE KE HOKu, GAVE THE lARGE CROWD ON HAND AN KWAJALEIN. TROIT LIONS· 24-3 TRIUM~H OVER WINLESS ATLAN- EXCITING AND A VERY WELL-PLAYED GAME WHICH PAUL HONEN STARTED ON THE MOUND FOR TA. WENT TO KE HOKU IN TWO STRAIGHT SETS, 15-8, NATIONAL LEAGUE AND 010 A rlNE J08 IN AMERICAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE 15-4• HOLDING THE AMERICANS TO TWO HITS DENNY ZEK( MOORE'S 94-YARD KICKOFF RETURN HIGH KE HOKUS HAD VtRY GOOD CONTROL OF THE JAEGER RELIEVED IN THE SIXTH AND ALLOWED liGHTED A 24-POINT FIRST HALF EXPLOSION WHICH BALL ALL DURING THE GAM[ AND PLAYED A VERY ONLY ONE HIT. CARRIED THE SURPRISING HOUSTON OILERS TO A SMOOTM TYPE OF VOLLEY8A~L. RUBDN CARRIED THE BALL THROUGHOUT THE STUNNING 24-19 VICTORY OVER THE KANSAS CITY ON MANY OCCASIONS IT LOOKED LIKE THEY HAD ENTIRE GAME FOR THE AMERICAN LE~GUE AND eHIErS. 8AOLY OUTPOSITIONED THEIR OPPONENTS ONLY TO SCATT(REO SEVEN HITS DURING THE SEVEN THE LOSS LEFT KANSAS CITY WITH A 3-3 RECORD SEE FUNGA-NOO REALLY HUSTLING ANO SOMEHOW INI'lINGS. WHilE SAN DIEGO LEADS THE WESTERN DIVISON SAVE THE BALL AND PUT IT BACK OVER, MUCH TO SPECIAL SERVICES WISHES TO THANK ALL WITH A 5-0-1 MARK AND OAKLAND'S 5-1. HOUSTON THE SURPRISE OF KE HOKu. THE FIRST SET WAS THE PLAYERS AND MANAGERS WHO PARTICIPATED IS IN SECOND PLACE IN THE EASTERN DIVISON VERY CLOSE WITH FUNGA-NOO SCORING POINT FOR IN THIS GREAT GAME FOR PROVIDING A FINE WITH A 3-2-1 MARK WHILf NEW YORK LEADS WITH POINT WITH KE HOKU, BUT WERE STOPPED AT AfTERNOON'S ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE SOFTBALL 4-1-1. NINE POINTS AND COULD~'T HOLD BACK THE IR FANS. DARYLE LAMONICA TOSSED FOUR TOUCHDOWN PASS OPPONENTS. FAST PITCH SCHEDULE ES TO LEAD THE OAKLAND RAIDERS TO A 48-14 ROUT THE BOSTON PATRIOTS. THEY RAN OUT or GAS EI\RL.Y IN THE SECOND TUES. OCT. 24 DALLY FJELD or THE SAN DIEGO CHARGERS ROUTED THE DENVER SET AND KE HOKU WAS NEVER IN TROUBLF THE 5:30 PM MZC vs WECo INSTALLERS BRONCOS 38-21 TO REMAIN THE ONLY UND£rEATED REST OF THE GAME. WED. OCT. 25 DALI.Y FJELO TEAM IN THE AFL. VOLLEYBALL SCHEDULE 5 15 PM PALM TERRACE VS LOS JOE NAMATH TOSSED TWO TOUCHDOWN PASSES TO TuE.s. OCT. 24 BRA NDO N F, E L 0 LEAD THE NEW YORK JETS TO A 33-14 VICTORY 6.30 PM KAHUNA VS ICHI BAN 5 15 PM HIGH SCHOOL VS KENTRON OVER THE MIAMI DOLPHINS. 7 15 PM KE HOKU VS BANK or HAWAI I WED. OCT. 25 PITCH and PUT 1 CLARK wlNb GKJ.\ND PhlX 6:30 PM FuNGANUNGANOO VS PALM TERRACE SINCE THE SUNDAY PORTION Or THE STRING MEX1CO CITY (UPI)--JIM CLARK SCOTLAND, GOLr TOURNAMENT HAD TO BE CALLED OFF, ALL or IN A LOTUS-FORD, LEO FROM THE SECOND LAP ~ATCHES THAT WERE PLAYED ON SATURDAY WILL YESTeRDAY TO WIN THE GRAND PRIX OF MEXICO HAVE TO 8E REPLAYED. ~ND GIVE THE WORLD INDIVIDUAL DRIVING CHAM THE STARTING TIME FOR NEXT SATURDAY AND PIONSHIP TO DENNIS HULME Of NEW ZEALAND, WHO SUNDAY WILL BE THE SAME AS PREVIOUSLY ,,"INISHED THIRD. ANNOUNCED. IF YOU CANNOT PLAY AT THE TIME JACK BRABHAM, IN A BRA8HAM-R£B'O, WHO WOU~D SCHEDULED OR WITH THE PARTNER YOU HAD HAVE HAD TO WIN THIS RACE TO TAKE THE DRIYING CHOSEN PLEASE CALL THE FOLLOWING: TITLE, fiNISHED SECOND WITH JOHN SURTEES Of FRANK GRANICH AT 470, PETE SWANGIN AT ENG~ANO FOURTH AND MIKE SPENCE Of ENGLAND, 9-474 OR JOE KAULUKUKUI AT 331. I N A BRM, fI FTH. KaA NOMI NEES THE rOLLOWING PEOPLE HAVE BEEN NOMINATED (UPI)--ARGENTINE ROeERTO DE VICENZO SUF AS KGA O~~ICERS, EFrECTIVE DECEMBER I, FERED ONE OF PRO GOLr'S MOST HUMILIATING 1967. FRANK GRANICH, PRESIDENT; B. BAILEY, LOSSES IN SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA. ALLEN MURRAY VICE PRESIDENT, AL YAMAMOTO, TREASURER; PICKED UP ELEVEN STROKES ON DE VICENZO IN THE 5. ONDERWYZER, SECRETARY. LAST FOURTEEN HOLES or THE $19,000 WILL MAs NOMINATIONS WILL ALSO BE ACCEPTED FROM TERS TOURNAMENT TO TIE HIM AT 290 ~OR 72 THE rLOOR AT THE GENERAL MEETING TO BE HOLES. THEN MURRAY WON THE rlRST HOLE or A HELD ON NOVEMBER 20, 1967 AT THE PACifiC • SUDOEN OEATH PLAYOfr. LARRY CORSI •••• PDUNDS OUT A NICE BASE HIT C~UB. ALL MEMBERS ARE ENCOURAGED TO COME AS CATCHER RED BLOEDEL or THE AMERICAN OuT AND_V~O~T~E~.~ ______LEAGUE AND UMPIRE BOB SIEVERS WATCH THE ACTION. HANDBALL RE~ULTb U.s. SWEEPS RYOFR CUP SUN. OCT. 22 B D'VISIO~. THUT-MEDEIROS WON OVER UTZ HOUSTON (UPI)--ClEAN SWEEPS BY ARNOLD ENSIGN BY FORrEIT 21-0, 21-0 PALMER, GARDNER DICKINSON AND JOHNNY POTT CANNON-NOVAK BEAT DAWSON CARRIED THE UNITEO STATES YESTERDAY TO ITS BUMATAY 21-18, 14-21, 21-0. 14TH RYDER CUP VICTORY OVER BRITAIN BY THE GAME SCHEDUlE LOP-SIDED MARGIN O~ TO ~ POINTS. 23t TUES. OCT. 24 COURT #1 PALMER AND DICKINSON, BOTH PLAYING SUPERB 4:45 BRAME-lYGHT vs CARLEN-QUANRUDE GOLF ovER THE 7,166-YARO CHAMPIONS EX~CTING 5.15 BELL-LELEPALI vs KAPU-WARDLAW GOLF CLUB LAYOUT, WON ALL FIYE or THEIR COURT 1/2 MATCHES, WHILE POTT WON ALL rOUR or HIS 4.45 THUT-MEDEIRQS VS CANNON-NOVAK AGAINST THE INV~OERSJ WHO AGAIN SEEMED TO 5:45 DAWSQN-BUMATAY vs MCCArFRy-NAYLOR GIVE GROUND BECAUSE tHEY REPEATEDLY PLAYED CONSERVATIVE GOLF IN CONTRAST TO THE AMER CARLSBAD, N.M. (UPI)--MuRLE LINDSTROM ICAN'S BOLDNESS. CHARGED FROM SIXTH PLACE TO VICTORY IN DO[S HE MAKE IT? •• NoPE, MIKE CaPELLE'S THROW THE BRITISH HAVE WDN ONLY THREE TIMES THE $11,000 CI\RLSBAD LADIEC OPEN. SANDRA TO RON PACHEACe IS JUST A I... I TTLE ,I, "E AD OF SINCE THE STORIED SERIES BEGAN IN 1927. HAYNIE WAS ONE STROKE BACK FOR SECONO. ,-_~ ______..L ______PAGE 6 HOURGLASS MONDAY OCTOQER 2 WALL ~TREET TODA Y HOURGLA~S STOCK lI~TINGb PklNCE GHAkLEb TO UO NEW YORK (UPI) --A BRISK, MID-DAY BUYING AMERICAN AIRLINES 31 - 1/2 Flk~T OFFICIAL uUTY SPREE TOOK THE STING OUT or AN EAR~Y STEEP AMERICAN PHOTO 9 1/2 - 1/8 DECLINE TODAY BUT IT LACKED THE STAMINA AMERICAN T & T 51 1/8 LONDON (UPI) --PRINCE CHARLES HOTLY + 1/8 PURSUED BY TELEVISION CA~ERASj ~A~ES ON THE AND PRICES FINISMED LOWER ALONG A FA~RLY AMPEX 15 + 1/2 fiRST fULL STA,E CUT~ or HI5 LifE TOMORROW BI! OAo r~ aNT '" I~AD I riG WA_S !oCT I_VE _ ANACONDA J:i.5 1/2 4 THE 18-YEAR-OLD STUDENT PRINCE WILL TAKE EXPLAINED THAT THE STOCK MARKET APPARENT- I BOEING 3/ 86 1/4 ~ I HIS OffiCIAL PLACE AS HEIR TO THE TKRONE IN LY WAS REACTING TO THE FEDERAL RESERVE CHRYSLER 54 7/8 NC THE ROYAL PROCESSION AT THE STATE OPENING BOAROIS REQUIREMENT OF A 70 PERCENT MA"GIN FORO 51 '" I 1/4 OF THE NEW SESSION Of PARLIAMENT BY HIS ON ~REVIOUSLY UNREGULATED MONEY SOURCES SUCH GEN ELEC1RIC 107 5/8 + 3/8 MOTHER, QUEEN EL.IZABETH, II. AS SAVINGS BANKS AND CONVERTIBLE BONDS GEN MOlaRS 85 3/4 - 1 1/4 THE EVENT WIL.L BE TEL.EVISED IN 'fUL.L AHD TH( UP\ STOCK MARKO IHalCHOR rELL 0.65 GEN T &. E 45 5/8 + 3/8 MILLIONS OF VIEWERS WILL. SEE THE PRINCE RIDE ~ERCENT 10 113 70 THE NYSE INDEX REfL.ECTED GEN T &. R 27 1/4 + 1/4 TO AND fROM PARLIAMENT IN A HORSE-DRAWN A LOSS OF 24 CENTS I Ii THE AVERAGE SHARE I ElM 590 1/2 - 6 3/4 ,STATE C~RRIAGE, WAVING TO THE CROWDS PRICE. LONE STAR CM !9 1/4 + 1/8 HE WI~L TAKE THE CHAIR BESIDE THE THRONE THE DJIA ... VERAG.E CLOSED AT DOUGUS 1/2 on 2.08 McDoNNr.~~ ll9 1- 1/8 WHEN THE QUEEN MAKES HER SPEECH TO HER 894.65, WELL. AeOVE THE EARLI~R LEVEL THE MGM 59 1/4 + 1/4 LOROS AND COMMONERS H,s CROWN AS PRINCE RAIL AVERAGE SLIPPEO 1.32 TO 246 18 ANO MMM 88 1/2 + I or WALES WI~~ BE CARRIED I~ THE ROYAL pRO THE UTILITY COMPONENT EXTENOED ITS LOSING MOBIL. OIL. 43 3/8 - 7/8 CESSION. STi't.EAK TO 18 SESSIONS, DIPPING A fRACTION NORTHWES, AIRLINES 96 -../4 2 7/8 PRINCE CHARLES H,.S BEEN SEtN 6RIEf~Y ON TO ANOTHER LOW r OR THE YEAR PAN AMER I CAN 25 i /2 1/8 TEL.EVISION eEfORE AT ROYAL WEDOINGS AND IN Of THE 1,475 ISSUES CROSSI"IG THE TAPE J RAYTHEON 1m + 1 THE BACKGROUND or HIS PARENTS ON SOME STAT[ 880 DECLINED, 380 ADVANCED AND 215 HELD UN- RCA 62 1/8 - 1/8 OCCASIONS SUCH AS THE fUNERAL Of SIR WINSTON CHANGEO THERE WERE 75 ISSUES DROPPING TO SEARS 58 1/2 NC CHURCHILL FOR THE FIRST TIME HE WILL BE NEW 1967 LOWS AND ONLY 25 CLIMBING TO NEW SHELL OIL 68 5/8 + 5/8 ONE Of THE L.EADING FIGURES HIGHS SPERRY RAND 50 1/2 + I 1/8 PRINCESS ANNE, THE QUEEN'S 17-YEAR-OLD VO~Ut.lE ,,,,C.RUSED TO 9, 68o, (X)(} SHARES FROM 5TD OIL or CAL 60 1/8 1- I 1/4 DAUGHT[R, WilL TAKE A DAY OFf fROM HER THE 9,5 10,000 SHARES CHANGING HANDS FRIDAY 5TD OIL or N.J. 65 3/4 - 3/ 4 STUOIES AT BENENDE SCHOOL TO JOIN THE ROYA~ UNION CARBIDE WAS THE MOST ACTIVE~Y UNl,tD FRUIT 55 3/44 1/8 PROCESSION fOR TKE FIRST ,IME TRADED ISSUE, TACKING ON 3/8 TO 48 ON U.S, GYPSUM 70 1/ + 1/8 GI vvk I TES TO kU0K SALES Of 127,100 SHARES THERE WERE THREE THIOKOL 20 3/8 + 1/4 BLOCKS TOTALING 75,000 SHARES TRADED AT WASHJNGTON (uP]) --SECRETARY Of STATE 47 3/4. THE COMPANY REPORTED SUBSTANTIALLY D(J.o/ JCNES CLOSING RANGE or AVERAGES DE,.N RUSK HAS TURNEO OVER TO PRESIDENT JOHN LOWER EARNINGS STOCKS CLOSE CHANGE SON A LETTER fROM A YOUNG GI IN VIET NAM SPERRY RAND, WHICH LAST WEEK ANNOUNCED 30 INDUS 89 11 65 Orr 2 03 SAYING THAT HE HAD YET TO MEET A SINGLE RECORD THIRD QUAR1ER INCOME, ADVANCED AN 20 RAILS 246 18 Orr I 12 AMERICAN SOLDIER WHO SAID "G('T OUT Of VI ET OTHER I 3/8 TO 50 1/2 ON 105,300 SHARES 15 U1IL.S 123 16 OfF a 29 NAM " RHEEM MANUfACTURING WAS THIRD, JUMPING 65 STOCKS 316 42 OFf 1 05 '~OT AL.L YOUNG AMERICANS, IN fACT, NOT 3 TO 49 ON 99,900 SHARES. S~EBURG CORP EVEN A MAJORITY OF US, SIT IN COLLEGE CLASS REVEALED ITS IN1[NTION TO PURCHASE ONE NEW' YORK STOCK EXCHANGE INDEXES RDOMS, MAJDR IN POLI,ICAL SCIENCE AND SEE MIL.L.ION SHARES Of RHEEM rOR $50 A SHARE, CLOSE CHANGE FIT TO PRDTEST THAT WHICH OUR GOVERNMENT aUT RHEE~ ~~RNEO SH~REHOLOERS ,0 GIVE THE INDUS TR I ,.\. 55 22 OfF 0 21 OO£SJ~ THE SO~DIER ~ROTE PROPOSAL. A CL.OSE SlUDY SEEaURG CORP LOST TRANSPORTATION OrF 0 1,2 THE ST,.TE DEPARTMENT MADE PUBL.IC A PORTION 5/8 TO 22 3/ 4 UTILI TY ~~ ~ On 005 OF THE LETTER YESTERDAY AND 5,.ID RUSK W~S MOTORS EASED GM AND FORD GAVE UP 1 1/4 FINANCE: )2 18 OFF 0.25 SO IMPRESSED WITH THE MESSAGE THAT HE SENT EACH lOW-PRICED AMERICAN MOTORS LOST 5/8 ALL STOCKS INDEX 52 70 Orr 0 2:, IT TO T~E PRESIDENT TO 12 1/4, BUT CHRYSLER HELD UNCHANGED IN THE DEPAR1MENT WOULD NOT IDENTIFY THE ACTIVE TRADING Moscow (uPll --THE SOVIET UNION HAS LETTER WRITER OR SAY WHEN IT WAS RECEIVED ANAL.YSTS SAID TRADERS HAD MIXED F[ELINGS LAUNCHED ITS SECOND COMMUNICATIONS SATEL.L. THE SOLDIER WROTE 'HAT AMONG AMERICANS F"rCHTlNG tN VIET NAM "ARE DEMOCRATS AND OVER THE CONTRACT SETTLEMENT BETWEEN FORD ITE IN Moscow's LONG-RANGE PROGRAM TO SUlL.O AND THE UNITED AUTO WORKERS THE PACKAGE A SPACE COMMUNICATION SYSTEM ACROSS THE REPUBL.ICANS, LIBERALS AND CONSERVATIVES FROM OFfERED THE UNION IS THE LARGESl IN THE EARTH'S LARGEST NATION, THE SOVIET NEWS ALL. TYPES OF ,AMlll(S" "YET I'VE NEVER i \MDU5,Ry S HIS,ORY AND COULD CUl INTO PRO AGENCY TASS S,.ID TODAY U.LKtD ,0 A SINGLE GI OVER HERE, AND) pROB fiTS GENERAL MOTORS AND CHRYSL.ER PROB TASS SAID THE SECOND MOLNIYA I SATELL.ITE ABLY NEVER WILL, WHO SAYS 'GEl OUT OF VIET A6LY ~ILl MEET SI~ILAR OEM~NOS fROM THE WAS LAUNCHED VESTERDAY AND WAS FUNCTIONING N"M' " UNION AT THE SAME TIME, CONTRACT COSTS "NORMALLY" THE AGENCY SAID DATA HAD AL- "WE WILL TAKE OUR PLACE IN HISTORY WITH pROBABLY WILL 8RING ABOUT PRICE HIKES, WHICH RE"DY BEEN RECE1VED FROM lHE SATELLITE THE AMERICANS WHO fOUGHT fOR FREEDOM IN '~E ARE REGARDED AS A CONSTRUCTIVE MARKEl FACT- THE MAIN PURPOSE OF THE MOL.NIYA I SATEL- REVOLUTIONARY ~AR, BOTH WORLD WARS AND IN KOREA," HE WROfE ARC NOT THE ONLY OR LITE IS TO EXPLOIT LONG DISTANCE RADIO "~E STEEL.S lENOED FRACTIONS LOWER CHEMICALS YOUNG AMERICANS WHO fEEL AS WE 00 THERE TEL.EPHONE AND RADIO TELEGRAPH AS WE~L AS ARE THOuSANDS MORE IN THE STATES WHO SHARE TURNED MIXEO AFTER A POOR START MAJOR OIL.S TEL.EVISION SATELLITE SYSTEMS TASS $AlO J OUR fEElrNGS NOT ALL YOUNG AMERICANS SHARE MDvEO MOSTLY LOWER NEW YORK CENTRAL PICKED THE SYSTEM BEAMS PROGRAMS OF THE CENTRAL A ROOM wiTH THE OPPOSITE SEX AND CALL IT UP I 1/4, BUT ITS INTENDED MERGER PARTNER, SOVIET TEt..EVISION TRANSMITTER TO "ORBITA" ,HE NEW FREEDOM IN SEX NOT ALL YOUNG AMER PENNSYLVANIA R,.ILROAD, LOST 7/8 PHILA NETWORK POINTS SUCH POIN15 HAVE BEEN SET ICANS ATTEND LSD PARTIES AND PARK VOLKSWAGENS DELPHIA AND READING, WHICH PLANS TO MERGE UP IN THE EXTREME NORTH, SIBERIA, THE FAR ON lHE GRASS AND NO, ALL YOUNG AMER'C"NS PRO WITH CHICAGO & NORTH ~£STERN, CHANGED I IN EASl AND CENTRAL ASIA, TASS SAID. RESPONSE TO HIGHER EARNINGS TEST A WAR FOR FREEDOM tI AIRLINES fELL. rRACTIONS IN MOSi CASES RUSK WROTE TO T~E SOLDIER THAi HE 'CREW AIRCRAfTS ALSO TENDED ~OWER BUT McDONNELL MUCH INSPIRATION" FROM TH!: LETTER DOUGLAS BUCKED THE TREND WfTH A PICKUP Of "YOUR WELL EXPRESSED VIEWS ON WI-IAT THE 2 1/8 LING-TEMCO, WHICH RECEIVED INDICA ISSUES ARE IN VIEl NAM REPRESENT PATRI01ISM TrONS ,ROM THE CIVIL AERONAUTICS BOARD AT ITS BEST," RUSK WROTE "I WAS SO PLEASED THAT ITS MERGER WITH BRANifF AIRWAYS WOULD BY YOUR LETTER, THAT 1 SENT A COpy OF I T TO BE APPROVED, JUMPED 5 BRANIFf TACKED ON THE PRESIDENT II 1/2 BUT WAS BELOW ITS BEST LEVEL OF THE DAy LING-TEMCO WIL.L. EffECT THE ,AKEOVER BY I WASHINGTON -(~PI~PRES~~·:NT JOHNSON SAID ?URCHASINC GREA1 AMERICA CORP, WHICH CON TODAY THE NATION IS MOVING THROUGH AN ERA TROL.S BRANIFF "OF REVOLUTION IN HUMAN RIGHTS AND HISTORIC RED OWL STORE~ DECLINED! I/Z TO 21 1/4 REVERSAL or THE OLD WAY Of INJUSTICE AND DESPITE MERGER PLANS WITH GA~BLE SKOGMO INTOLERANCE" GAMBLE EASED 3/8 TO 31 3/4 LEESONA WAS THE PRESIOENl MADE THE COM~ENT WHILE UP 3 5/8 AT 38 7/8 THE COMPANY SAID IT SWE~RING IN £RWIN N GRISWOLD, DEAN OF THE ~AS DEVEL.OPED A BATTERY fOR ELECTRIC CARS HARVARD LAW SCHOOL, AS SOLICITOR GENERAL Of THE UNITED S~ATES PRICES ON THE AM£RICAN STOCK EXCHANGE FELLOW TRAVElERS~Mlchael V Forrestall (shown) WIll be DECLINED ALONG A SROAD FRONT IN ACTIVE one of Jacq~lilhne K;>nn",'.ly,> t, <1.\ elIng companIOn'! "'hen rulf' PRAISING GRISWOLD AS A "COMPASSIONATE TRADING Of THE 97 4 ISSUES TRADED, 581 DE {lIes to Clunbodw. 'WOn FOI'!,,,,,tal 40 IS the hllchelor .'>On CHAMPION" Of HUMAN RIGHTS, JOHNSON CITED CLINED, 207 ADVANCED AND 186 HELD UNCHANG(D of the late Defen'iC Seeletary James V Forrestal He IS a THE CONVICTION OF SEVEN MEN IN MERIDIAN, formel· \-\ hlte HOI.J!II' [lId~ on Vletna.m affairs and now prac THE AMEX INDEX rELL 18 CEN1S 10 $22 38. MISS, rOR CO~SPIRING TO ~UROER THREE CIVIL tKI'<; law III Nt)'" YOlk OUl .. I" on the tnp Will be Mr and RIGHTS WORKERS AS "ANOTHER INSTANCE or THIS VOLUME ROSE TO 5J513,035 SHARES fROM FRI Mr<, Charle~ Bartlett Bartlett 1<: a Washmgton cort"e~- OAytS 5,042,105 SHARES pondent for tho' Chicago Sun-Times C.ONTINUING R('lJOLUTIOPf It ----~------+--~------~------PORT W... SHINGTON, WIS. (UPI) --THE BUSINESS MANAGER OF TH£ HIGH SCHOOL CAfETERIA FRIDAY FM ~CHEDULE SAID THINGS WERE IMPROVING SINCE THEY NO SUNDAY & MONDAY - OCTOBER 22NO & 23 RD LONGER PUBLISH A HOT L.UNCH MENU CHABRIER - "ESPANA" - SPANISH RHAPSODY - 6 30 - LENOARO BERSTEIN CONDUCTING IT IS MUCH SMARTER TO ~E£P THE "WHAT's-rOR NEW YORK PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA LUNCH M IN THE DARK, SAID Eo ADAMS, BECAUSE RACHMANINOFF - PIANO CONCER10 No 2 IN C MINOR, OP 18 - 32 00 -I-. MODER ATO, 2 ADAG 10 Sos TENUTO, ALL EGRO SCHER ZANDO WHEN STEW WAS ADVERTISED J NO ONE C"ME, AND 3 WHEN TURKEY AND DRESSING WAS ON THE BILL, BYRON JANIS, Pl,.ND M'NNtAPDllS SYMPHON~ ORCHESTRA CONDUCTED BY ANT~L DORATI THEY NEVER HAD ENOUGH SCHI..l3ERT - SYMPHONY No 8 C'UNFINISHED") - 2600 \ ALLEGRO MOOERAiO, 2 ANDANi£: CGN MOTO u.s. SAVINGS BONDS ARE THE CHOICE OF MIL BRUNO WALTER CONDUCTING COLUMBIA SYMPHDNY ORCHESTRA LIONS Of AMERICANS FOR BUILDING TOWARD L~ TRAVIATft _ OPERA IN THREE ACTS BY GIUSEPPE V[RDI fEATURING ANNA MOfFO, RICHARD ECONOMIC SECURITY FOR THEMSELVES AND THEIR TUCKfR, AND ROBERT MERRILL ROME OPERAORCHESTRA AND CHORUS CONDUCTED BY r[RNANDO COUNTRY. PREVITALI SUNG IN \ TALIAN ACT I - 29 00, ACT 2 - 57 00, ACT 3 - 28 00 r------, MONDAY, O~()IHR 2-~, CONTRACT BRIDGEi South Pass City By B Jay Becker 110p RI'(lrd-Holtflr In Mosllrs' Indlllldual ChampIonship PllIy} Wyoming Now Rebuilding south dealer Now SOuth h"lS a diffIcult guess I Neltner ~lde vulnerable "mee h~ dOes not know where NORTH the "'C~ .:tnd j!tCk are located If West has the jack South Famed Old Ghost Town .752 !lhould phL}' the nllle from dum ' • 4 " 963 • • K 10 98 my If We9[ hIlS the ace South' sh()uld put up the icing , "'AH Birthplace of Women's Suffrage WEST EAST Pr('sentlng declarer wIth such· gu!'sses 19 part of the baSIC .J84 tQ1061 sl rll.tegy of defense and anyone "J 7 • Q 10 842 who r ... gularly misses flU&h op f: +A53 +J762 portullltlea )s selling hImself f' 10985 4-~ .J short :C/fl SOUTH '"', tAK9 Stntngely enough, If declarer plays 'he hand properly he , .AK5 makes ll'<) (ontract regardles$ I +Q4 of who-e the ace and Jack of' 4KQ632 dHunonds are located ' Thf' bldd.mg All he hM to do to assure the ' PROBLEMS PROBLEMS PROBLEMS--This professor at Stan South West North. EilSt contra<:t IS lead the four of dia [urd Umv'ennty, Stflr{(Jrd, ell-II!, has a. problem, In fact 11 ... Paas 1 • PI\SS monds to dummy s eight at thr"e of them He IS too young to dgt.. hl~ female pupils 3NT trick two Thl3 play guarantees i two dla.lUond tn~ks agaInst any too young to bu} liquor and too young to be drafted H"'_ Opt'lIlng lead-Jack of dubs he of the Ca.roll I~ Harv<,y M COMMANDER OF THE 1ST LOGISTICS COMMAND~ THE WHO HAD EATEN AT A BRAXElTON~ GA , RESTAU OUR GUYS GOT HURT. II OUTfIT WHICH COORDINATES THE GIGANTIC AMER- RANT STATE POLICE CAPT JOHN C GRAY SAID "ALL ICAN SUPPly SYSTEM IN VIET NAM --ACCEPTED rOR fUTURE DECISION CASES IN- THE TOWNSPEOPLE WERE JUST STANDING AROUND, " SCOTT LIVES JUST A FEW DOORS DOWN THE VOLVING TWO FAST-GROWING FACETS Of THE WHEN HELD OPENED fIRE ON AND BATTLED WITH STREET rROM THE VtLLA Of GEN WILLIAM C. AME~ICAN ECONOMIC SCENE -- COMMU~ITY ANTENNA POLICE IN THE COMMUNITY WHERE HE WAS BORN WESTMORELANO, COMMANDER or ALL AMERICAN TELEVISION (CATV) AND SUBURBAN SHOPPING AND REARED AND LIVED WITH HIS WIF~, ALTA, TROOPS IN VIET NAM. CENTERS THE ISSUE IN TH£ CATV CASE 15 36, AND THEIR THREE SONS AND DAUGHTER. THE SNIPER WAS IN THE UPPER PART Ot A WHETHER THE FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMM1S- HLLD WAS SHOT fOUR TIMES ANO TAKEN IN BUILDING BEING CONSTRUCTED ACROSS THE STREET SION (FCC) HAS THE RIGHT TO REGULATE SUCH SERIOUS CONDITION TO LOCK HAVEN HOSPITAL rROM SCOTT'S HOME. A U S. GUARD AT THE GATE BROADCAST OPERATIONS WHICH PICK UP PROGRAMS WH£RE THREE Of THE VICTIMS HAD BEEN PRO TO THE HOME SAtD THE GUNMAN rlRED THREE rROM CONVENTIONAL T£L£VISION NETWORKS AND NOUNCED DEAD. STATE POLICE SAID HELD WAS SHOTS THE GUARD FIRED BACK, AND THE SNIPER DISTRIBUTE THEM TO PAYING CUSTOMERS BY CABLE. RUSHED INTO SURGERY ANO THAT HIS LEG MIGHT fLED THE THREE SHOTS FIRED BY THE VIET TH~ 9TH U.S. CIRCUIT COURT Of ApPEALS HELD HAVE TO BE AMPUTATED CONG DID NO DAMAGE TH£ FCC LACKED SUCH POWER IN A CALIFORNIA SHOCKED RELATIVES~ fRIE~OS~ NEIGHBORS ANO THE DOUBLE-BARRELED CLANDESTINE OPERATION CASE. CO-WORKERS COULD orfER NO EXPLANATION fOR IN THE DELTA ABOUT 90 MILES SOUTH OF SAIGON THE SHOOTING SPREE, THE WORST MASS KILL TOOK PLACE SEVERAL DAYS AGO aUT WAS NOT AN (COIH I NUED rROM ING IN THE NATION SO FAR TH4S YEAR Two Of NOUNCED UNTil TODAY ANT I \iA:i PAGE ONE) THE WOUNDED VICTIMS WERE REPORTEO IN CRITIC Two or THE AMERICANS WHO TOOK PART IN THE JOHNSON SAID "PEACE AND STABILITY WILL AL CONDITION IN LOCK HAVEN HOSPITAL SECOND RAID AS U.S. NAVY ADVISORS WERE COME TO ASIA ONLY WHEN THE AGGRESSORS KNOW IDENTIFIED AS LT B.F McMAHAN OF PALATINE, THAT THEY CANNOT TAKE OTHER PEOPLE'S LANO t"T (CONTINUED fROM ILL, AND LT. J.P. WORlOCK OF PLAINrIELD, BY FORCE II MI D EA ""\ PAGE ONE) N.J THE COMMUNISTS, HE SAID "CLING STUBBORNLY SHOUTS OF "REVENGE fOR THIS" AND "RABIN, THE VILLAGE WAS LOCATED ABOUT 16 MILES TO THE BELIEf THAT THEIR AGGR~SSION (IN WE'RE WA,TING FOR YOU n THIS WAS A REfER SOUTH or THE PROVINCIAL CAPITAL OF CAN THO V,ET NAM) WILL BE REWARDED -- BY OUR fRUSTR~ ENCE TO GEN. YITZHAK RABIN, THE ISRAELI IT IS AN AREA FIRMLY IN V,ET CONG CONTROL. TION, OUR IMPATIENCE, OUR UNWILLINGNESS TO ARMED FORCES CHIEr WHO WAS ONE or THE KEY THE SPOKESMAN SAID THAT ON WEDNESDAY, A STAY THE COURSE." ARCHITECTS OF THE VICTORY OVER THE ARABS TEAM or U.S. NAVY SEALS, GUERR ILLA COUNTER- "I T WILL NOT BE 50 " fOUR MONTHS AGO PARTS TO THE ARMY'S SPECIAL FORCES, SWEPT EARLIER, THE PRESIDENT COMMENDED THE THE 2,500-TON EILAT WAS BLASTED TO THE INTO THE VILLAGE, KILLED fOUR VIET CONG IN- SOLDIERS AND U,S. MARSHALS WHO RINGED THE BOTTOM or THE MEDITERRANEAN SEA LATE SATUR CLUDING THE PROPAGANDA CHIEF, TOOK SEVERAL PENTAGON IN A MEMORANDUM TO DEfENSE SECRE- DAY BY THREE DIRECT HITS fROM SOVIET-SUP PRISONERS AND LEfT TARY ROBERT S McNAMARA AND ATTY GEN PLIED MISSILES LAUNCHED fROM EGYPTIAN NAVAL ON THURSDAY, A FOLLOWUP RAID WAS SET UP RAMSEY CLARK UNITS MILES AWAV IN PORT SAID rOR THE SPECIALLY-TRAINED VIETNAMESE fORCE JOHNSON SAID THE MEN, WHO ENDURED VARIOUS ISRAEL REPORTED 15 CREWM(N KI LLED, 'tS t KNOWN AS A PROVINCIAL RECONNAISSANCE UNIT THROWN MISSILES AND FOUR-lETTER OBSCENITIES, WOUNDED AND 36 MISSING IN WHAT IT DENOUNCED I i (PRU) IT IS A TEAM TRAINED BY AND FOR HAD A DIFFICULT MISSION, BUT THAT "THEY AS AN UNPROVOKED ATTACK ON THE DESTROYER I CENTRAL INTELLIGENCE AGENCY (CIA) OPERATIONS PERfORMED IT WITH RESTRAINT, fIRMNESS AND ON THE HIGH SEAS THERE WC"lU 40 MEN IN THE PRU TEAM, THE PROFESSIONAL SKILL" ISRAEL SAID THE EILAT w~s 13 5 MILES SPQKESMAN SAIO THEY WCRE OROPPED INTO nlE "THEIR ACTIONS STAND IN SHARP CONTRAST OffSHORE IN INTERNATIONAL WATERS W~EN AT VILLAGE BY HELICOPTER, CAPTURED 10 VIET TO THE IRRESPONSIBLE ACTS Of VIOLENCE AND TACKED THE U.A.R. CHARGED THE DESTROYER CONG fROM THE CROWD or MOURNERS, AND BROUGHT LAWLESSNESS BY MANY OF THE DEMONSTRATORS," HAD VIOLATED EGYPTIAN TERRITORIAL WAT~RS : THEM OUT. HE SAID BOTH fiLED PROTESTS WITH THE UNITED I As THE SOME 2,500 TROOPS BEGAN LEAVING NATIONS IN NEW YORK BUT NEITHER SIDE CALLED (CONTINUED FROM THE PENTAGON EARLY TODAY, GEN HAROLD K. fOR A SPECIAL SESSION OF THE SECURITY COUN- i l1ATITUOF. PAGE ONe) JOHNSON, ARMY CHIEf OF STAfF, SAID THE CIL ON THE WORST INCIDENT SINCE THE CEASE YESTERDAY, THE ORDER WAS ENfORCED AND THE DEMONSTRATORS SHOWED "CONTEMPT AND DISRES fiRE IN JUNE HEADLIGHTS WERE orr ON POLICE CARS AND CITY PECT" FOR THE MEN GUARDING THE BUILDING. WHILE THE CHARGES AND COUNTERCHARGES BUsrS "I N THE fACE Of INTENSE PROVOCATION, YOUR fLEW THICK AND fAST, THE MAIN CONCERN Of NEW YORK MAYOR JOHN V LINDSAV DREW SO~E RESPECT FOR HUMAN DIGNITY WAS IN MARKED OUTSID~ OBSERVERS WAS WHETHER ISRAEL WOULD SHARP WORDS fROM VIGIL PARi/CIPANTS AriER CONTRAST TO THE CONTEMPT AND DISRESPECT CARRY OUT A FULL-SCALE "RETALIATION" AS SHE HE ADDRESSED THE GATHERING ,N BATTERY PARK DEMONSTRATED BY MANY TOWARD yoU AS DEFENDERS HAD OFTEN DONE IN THE PAST YESTERDAY OF FREEDOM,~ GEN JOHNSON SAID IN A MESSAGE ACCORDING TO ISRAELI SOURCES, EGYPT WENT LINDSAY, A LIBERAL REPUBLICAN, SAID AL TO THE TROOPS ON A MILITARY ALERT IN PREPARATION fOR A THOUGH HE SUPPORTED AMERICAN TROOPS, HE DIS THE TWO-OAY RALLY STARTEO Off ORDERLY POSSIBLE ATTACK BY ISRAEL. AGREED WITH LONG RANGE U.S, POLICY IN ENOUGH WITH A DEMONSTRATION SATURDAY AfTER THE EGYPTIAN GOVERNMC"NT, OffiCIALLY DE VIET NAM AMONG DISGRUNTLEO VIGILERS WAS NOON AT LINCOLN MEMORIAL, BUT ITS COMPLEXION SCRIBING ITS ACTIONS AS MILITARY DErENSE, FREDERICK FRISCHAM, Ntw YORK COMMANDER OF CHANGED ArTER THE DEMONSTRATORS MARCHED TO ANNOUNCED EVACUATION Of 210,000 CIVILIANS DISABLED AMERICAN VETEFUNS, WHO SAID. "IT THE PENTAGON AND TRIED TO STORM THE eUILO FROM ALONG THE SUEZ CANAL CEASE-FIRE LINE STUNK ' " ING AND ORDERED AIR RAID DRILLS ORGANIZERS OF OPERATION GRATITUDE STRESSED IN THE MELEE THAT fOLLOWED 47 PERSONS AT THE SAME TIME, THERE WERE REPORTS HOWEVER, THA"T THEIR PURPOSE WAS TO BACK "OUR WERE INJURED IN SKIRMISHES BETWEEN CLUB OF A BUILDUP OF ARAa fORCES IN JORDAN THAT BOYS IN VI ET NAI-l," AND OISAVOWED ANY SPEC IF SWINGING U,S. MARSHALS AND RESTRAINED MILI INCLUDED 30,000 IRAQI TROOPS. IC POLITICAL POSITION CONCERNING U.S POLICY TARY POLICE ANO SOLOIERS T[AR GAS WAS AL THE COMMANOERS OF THE TWO EGYPTIAN MIS IN CONNECTICUT, ABOUT 5,000 PERSONS fROM So USED, BUT MILITARY COMMA~OERS SAtO TODAY SILE SHIPS WERE DECORATED FOR THE SINKING 1 CIVIC AND VETERANS GROUPS THROUGHOUT THE THEY HAD NOT AUTHORIZED IT OF THE EILAT IN A SPECIAL PROCLAMATION BY STATE JOINED IN A PA~AOE AT WATERBURY. U.A.R. PRESIDENT GAMAL ABDEL NASSER AT THE URGING OF MAYOR JACK BLACKMAN, MOST (CONTINUED fROM IN JERUSALEM, ISRAELI PREMIER LEVI ESHKOL or THE CAR AND HOUSE LIGHTS IN CORPUS CHRIS~, "DE BAT E PAGE ONE) DENOUNCED THE EGYPTIAN ACTION AS A "OE TEX., WERE KEPT TURNEO ON OVER THE WEEKEND THEY HAD STRENGTH ENOUGH TO CONQUER EUROPE, SPICABLE ATTACK LAUNCHED WITHOUT CAUSE" MANY fLAGS WERE DISPLAYED AROUND THE TEXAS THEN THE WORLD,V BENNETT SAID HE WARNED THAT "THE BLOOD Of OIJR CIVILIANS CITY, BUT THERE WERE NO RALLIES OR PARADES. '1HIS TIME THE COMMUNISTS -- WEAKENED BY AND SOLDIERS WILL NOT aE SHED WANTONLY" ~ORLD WAR I I -- BEGAN IMMEDIATELY TO MOVE FORMER PREMIER DAVID BEN-GURION CHARGED (CONTINUED fROM AGAINST COUNTRIES THEY CONSIDERED COMPARA THE MISSILES WHICH SANK THE EILAT ACTUALLY P.lGE ONE) TIVELY HE~PLESS THE WORLD WAS NOT TO BE WERE NOT FIRED BY EGYPTIANS HE DID NOT CONfiDENT" THAT NO DISORDER WOULD ERUPT IN SWALLOWED WHOLE, BUT CH£~£D UP IN LITTLE I ELABORATE BUT A NUNSER Of ISRAELIS HAVE THE HEAVILY GU~RDEO SCHOOL. 8ITES," BENNeTT SAID. SPECULATED OPENLY THAT THE SOVIETS PUSHED POLICEMEN AIDED P~OVISO EAST TEACHERS IN IN A SPEECH IN TUCSON, ARIZ., UDALL, THE BUTTON SINCE THE EGYPTIANS LACKEO THE ESCORTING 30 TO 40 REBELLIOUS STUOENTS TO B~OTHER Of INTERIO~ SECRETARY STE~ART L. TECHNICAL KNOWHOW DETENTION ROOMS WHICH WERE SET UP AROUND OALL, CALLED rOR A HALT TO FURTHER ESCALA AN EGYPTIAN MILITARV SPOKESMAN IN CAIRO THE SCHOOL MANY or THEM WERE SUSPENOED. ION or THE"WAR AND A CESSATION OF BOMBING TOLD A NEWS CONfERENCE THAT "ALL OUR WEA GREEN SAID THAT, IN ALL, ABOUT 125 STUDENTS AIDS ON NORTH VIET NAH. PONS WERE MANNED AND FIRED BY EGYPTIAN PER OUT OF' THE TOTAL EN~OLLMENT or 3,500 HAVE "I CAN NO LONGER SEE THE: WA.R IN VIET NAM SONNEL ~ HE SAID THE EGYPTIAN UNITS WHICH BEEN SUSPENDEO FOR VIOLENCE AND VA~DALISM S AMuNICH OR VALLEY FORCE," UDALL SAID, ATTACKED THE EILAT WERE "ROCKET-FIRING MOTO WHICH RESULTED IN 17 INJU~IES THURSDAY AND A "AND I '''1 NO LONGER IhtTEREST[O IN HOW \liE CAN TORPEDO BOATS" BASED AT PORT SAID. DOZEN ARRESTS r~IDAY. CAPTURE ONE MORE HAMLET DR ROCI(Y HILL." ------~--~------~, ~--~ FoUo--J~------___----,- ______=--==- __~~~~Q~M~O~A~Y~~Oc~T~0~a~t~ft_2~ __~~ ______--4 CLASSIFIED PUBLISHED BY GLOBo\L ASSOCIATES AT THE rOR SALE DIRECTION Of tHE COMMANDING OrFIC[R ALUMINUM T~A'L[A AWNIH' p 15'1- $100 , ••• MOVIES 'I'ONiGHT KWAJALEIN TEST SITE, MARS~LI.. ISLANO:;' SILYERTON[ REED CHO~O ORGAN AI SOMEONE TO TEACH ME GUlr"'R lESSONS CALL 2456 Ii GLOBAL ASS!JCIATES VOlUNTEER SWIMMING INSTRUCTORS TO ASSIST BILL AVER WITH THE G[DRGE SEITZ ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SwIMMING CLASSES AT THE DEPENDENTS' POOL OFfiCIAL r!CTICE<1 PRIOR EX~~RI(NCE OR fORMAL TRAINING DAT£ OFFICIAL BULLETIN PHONE IS NOT NECESSARY, 8~T WOULD O[ HELP 230CT67 LTC, J R BLAC~ JA 2497 FUL ~OULTS WIT~ R[ASONABLE SWIMMING 240CT61 CPT T.H B[L~N"P 2466 ABILITY _NO AN INTEREST IN TEACHING 25 0CT67 CPT r B BROST 658 YOUNGSTERS TO SWIM IS ALL THAT IS 260CT67 LTC. W H GRISWOLD ')03 NECESSARY TH[ INSTRUCTION WOULD BE 270CT67 CW3 0 V SWEARINGEN2433 ON A PART-TI~E BASIS PERSONS INTER- 280CT67 LTC W H GRISWOLD 5C3 [STED SHOULD CO~T"'CT CARO~ .T 331 OR 29OcT67 CPT 5 R HAGE~HorF 2438 BIt.L AUER AT THE DEPENOENTS' POOL RAr~SE CPERATIGN HELP' 1 NEED A RLLIABLE MAID rOR TWO IN CONNECTIO~ WITH RANGE OPE~ATIONS DAYS EACH WEE~ TO 00 IRONI~G AND SCMEOUlED ro~ TO~O~ROW, Tu~s ,OCT 2! CLEANING W~ILE 1 A~ Ai ~ORK (WOULD MAZARO A~EA WILL E~ 1ST NORTH OF ROI YOU BELIEVE I '0 EVEN TRY AN UNRELIABLE NAMUR IN T~E OCEAN AREA CO~T'INED MAID?) HOME PI'IONE 2317 OFfICE WITHIN TM[ COORDIN,'ES Dr ~, ~CCR£ES PHONE q63 TR 669 4 MINUTES NORTH, 166 DECR(ES 30 "IN UTES EAST, II DEGREES 33 M INUT£S NOR">!, LOST 169 DEG~~ES EAST, 9 DEG~EES 23 "1~~TE5 PAIR BEIGE SANDALS AT 8RANOON FIELD NORTH, 169 O(GREES EAST, 9 D£GR£:ES THUIISOAY, OCT 19 CALL 676 23 MIINTtS NORTH, 166 DtGRE(:; 30 MINUTES EAST ALL CRArT ~RE REQUIRED TRUST TERRITORY NEWS TO STAY OUT or THE ~BOVE H'ZA~O A~(A YOU ~AVE A PIANO WMICH YOJ WOULO Do BETWEE~ T~E HOURS or 09DC TOMORROW, L IK[ TO SELL? Ir YOU DO, WE !(NOW Ocr 24 ~~~4OC:, WEDNES~AY OCT Z5 W~E~E IT COULD BE USED VERY [rFECTIVE- L~ TKE M~RS~AlL ISl~NDS HIGH SCHOOL WEEKLY MeV t E ~C~lE[,ULE NEW YORK (UPI)-- CAPTAIN CHARLES STUDENTS ON MA~URO HAVE RECE~TLY AC I OCEAN YOKl,.,( I I VEY TC;;AOE Roee PR 01"051::0 TO LYNDA B I'lD Jom,s ON QUIRED A NEW ACTIYITIES CENTE~ ~ND ~RE R!CHARDSON 1 VIEd YUI<, HA LL A I r~iJS ~T A BRIDGE TABLE IN TH[ '~IRn ,LODR IN GREAT NEED OF A PIANO TO LIVEN UP HAND IN I ~!HO \.JA 5 ) ClRLS O~ GNO'E SO""RIU~ AT T~E WHITE HOUSE "IT'S T~EI~ MUSIC ClUB ANO OTHER EVE~TS MON~3 __H"'ND --l THA T LMH B/l.NN I>-JG I T~ir 3,-" c-'--- '·00 i L( SURPRISING WE GOT INTO THIS CONTRACT, WHICH ~Rr SCHEDULED ~i THE CLus I. (,,1 "lb ON GU"i I(.HT, I FIR£BALL H"NO IN SH~ SAID LATtR "WE !10TH TEND TO UN YOU HAVE " PIA~O OR KNOW WHERE THIS 1UES2~ BANNING I THE BrACH I A d I L (N ( I '5OC' >--i ... NO O£R!lIO • LITTLE" DESERVING CLJB CAN SECUR( O~E Pt.(ASt rII(EB~l.L I tGt,.lr)r.'( !GUNF"I(""li'"I! 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