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VOL KWAJALE IN, MARSHALL ISLANDS MONDAY, DEcn'BER 18, 1967 Johnson Plans to Attend More Clear Skies in North ietnam , CHINA Bring Raiders Over Hanoi ROUNDUP Funeral of Harold Holt SAIGON (UPI)--U S JET 601--'6ERS FOUND MORE CL(AR WASHINGTON (UPI)--PRESIOENT JOHNSON WILL LEAVE SKIES OVER NORTH VIET ~AM'S HANOI-HAIPHONG POWER WASHINGTON AT NOON TOMORROW TO ATTEND MEMORIAL CQRE YESTERPAY ANP PILOTS RAINED TONS OF BLDCK SERVICES IN AUSTRALIA ON FRIDAY FOR MISSING PRIME B~STERS ON WAR SUPPLY LIFELINES FIERCELY DEFENDED MINISTER HAROLD HOLT BY ~'IGS AND ANTIAIRCPAFT BATTERIES THE PRESIDENT'S PLANS WERE ANNOUNCED BY WHITE ! IR RAID SIRENS WAILED IN HANOI AS BRIGHT SUN HOUSE PRESS SECRETARY GEORGE CHRISTIAN SHINE KEPT SKIES OPEN FOR THE INTENSIFYING US HOLT WAS REPORTED MISSING THIS PAST WEEKEND BLITZ ON THE FOJRTH CONSECUTIVE DAY WHILE SWIMMING AND SKINDIVING SAIGON CO~MUNIQuES YESTERDAY MADE NO MENTION MILITARY OFFICIALS SAID THE TRIP PROBABLY WOULD or SIGNlrlCANT CD~BAT IN SOUTH VIET NAN, BUT A NECESSITATE A REFUELING STOP IN HAWAII ~EAVY ~OPTH VIET~AMESE ARTILLERY ATTACK ON AMER MRS JOHNSON ODES NOT EXPECT TO MAKE THE TRIP, I~AN OUTPOSTS NEAR THE DE'1ILITARIZED ZONE SATUR CHRISTIAN SAID HE ADDED THAT JOHNSON STILL EX DAY RAISED rEARS or A NEW CO~MUNIST OFFENSIVE IN PECTS TO SPEND CHRISTMAS DAY AT THE WHITE HOUSE THE 30RDER AREA WHERE HEAVY FIGHTING RAGED LAST JOHNSON ISSUED A STATEMENT ON HOLT'S LOSS .JEPTEr/!)ER "IT IS A CRJEL TRAGEDY THAT HE HAS BEEN TAKEN GUERR I LLA SQUAPS STR'"CK IN A \oIIDE AREA IN AND AWAY FROM US BY THIS ACCIDENT" ,JOHNSON SAID AROUND SAI- WE MOURN Athens Taking Steps GON IN A SER HI~ WITH ALL Thant Leads Tributes IES or DARING THE GRIEF Demanded by King TERROR tT THAT THE Aus To Harold Holt t.TKENS (UPI I--GREECE 's MILITARY TACKS THAT TRALIANS UNITED NATIONS (UPI)--SECRETARY ~~GI'E SAID TODAY IT WOULD "PROB TOOK A HEAVY FEEL GENERAL THANT TODAY LEO THE LIST OF IAI'lLY td,r·IOIJN(E IN A fEW DAYS TKE TOI.L Twu If" THE WORLD DIPLOMATS WHO PAID TRIBUTE I"AT;:: rOR [LECTIO,",S THAT EX ILED V I E:T CONG PRESIDENT DE TO THE LATE PRIME MINISTER OF Aus 'IV~"G CONSTANTINE HAS DE~ANOEO TO TURi' :')~TI'" E \)EGOTIA"'I"IO\l5 WITH HI~ ON WITH HIIJ WHEN WE DISCJSSED QUESTIONS 7H[ aUESTIO~ Of HIS RETURN TO THE OF MUTUAL INTEREST, AND HIS PASSING , T >- -()N E Wilson Will Hold Tenuous Line COMES TO ME WITH A SENSE or PERSONAL IT 'h'~~ THE CLOSEST ANY G0VERNMENT LOSS :'FI~IAr_ HAS CO £ T') Cu·~t-·ITTn'G THE Trying to Keep Cabinet Together THE MINUTE OF SILEf"E WAS OBSERVED :<::I::;HT_ O'HH-OLD 'ILITARY REGH'E TO AT THE BEGINNING OF THE GENERAL , ,ELECTIONS, WI ICH HAVE aEEN REPEAT LONDON (up I }-_pp I ~~E !v' I N I STER HAROLD WI LSON ANNOUNCED TO A TENSE AND ASSEMBLY'S IJORNING MEETING AT THE i:;JLY PFO 15::'0 IT ALSO INDICATED CROWDED HOUSE 0. CO~MONS TODAY THAT THE GOVERN~ENT'S BAN ON THE SALE OF SJGGESTION Of ITS PPESIDE~T FOREIGN ITHf REGI E WAS 4CTING TO ~1EET ONE ARMS TO SOUTH ."'-fRICA RE~1AINS UNCHANGED MINISTER CORNELIU MANESCJ OF ROMAN- I], C)NSTA~Tlr'E'S KEY CONDITIONS FOR HE COUPLED THE ANNOJNCEMENT "'ITH A WARNING OF "DYNAMIC" MEASURES ,_[T R'JleG AHEAD IF THE COUNTRY IS TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF DEVALUATION OF STERLING " THE TRUSTEESHIP COMMITTEE OF THE I ~A-TAKOS TOLD A PRESS CONFERENCE AND HAUL THE NATION'S BALANCE OF PAYMENTS OJT OF THE RED ASSEMBLY ALSO OBSERVED A MINUTE OF I-HAT A OPAFT COf-.lSTITUTION .:aULD By HIS GEr-JERAL [CONOMIC STATEMENT WILSON SEE~!NGLY AVOIDED A FURTHER SILENCE :0 [ Ol T I, A FEW DAYS TO REPLACE OANGEROJS SPLIT IN HIS CABINET SOME MINISTERS HAD FEAREP REFuSAL TO NEW ZEALAND DELEGATE D K McDOWELL TH~ ONL THAT WAS SUSPE~ &TRAY DOGS ATTAC~~ ENGLI~H ADDICTION kEPOkTED ALL PROGRAMS START RIGHT AFTER DI NNER Mus KILL TWO YOUNG ISUYS LONDON (UPI) --NEAltLY THREE OF" EVERY lqo IC (6-7 3D) AT APPROX. 7 "5 MADISON HEIGHTS, VA. (UPI) --A PACK OF YOUTHS BETWEEN 15 AND 25 IN ONE OF ENGLAND DOGS ATTACKED AND KILLED TWO YOUNG BROTHERS NEW SUBDIVISION CITIES HAVE BECOME ADDICTED MONDAY - DECEMBER 18TH PLAYING NEAR A STREAM YESTERDAY ALTHOUGH THE TO HEROIN IN A SEARCH FOR NEW KICKS, BRI FATHER OF THE VICTIMS TRIED TO FIGHT THE TONS WERE TOLD YESTERDAY. FOLK SONGS - NANCY AMES 27:00 SNARLING ANIMALS OFF WITH A RAKE THE SUNDAY NEWSPAPER THE PEOPLE SAID IN ALBUM _ PETER PAUL & MARY 31.00 EUGENE ANTHONY GOODMAN, 5, AND KENNETH A "TERRIFYING REPORT" THAT THE ACTUAL NUM HAWAIIAN FOLK SINGERS WAYNE GOODMAN, 4, WERE FATALLY MAULED WITHIN BER Of YOUTHS ADDICTED IN THE COMMUNITY SOMETHING SPECIAL - THE KINGSTON TRIO SIGHT OF THEIR HOME Of CRAWLEY, MIDWAY BETWEEN LONDON AND SRI 25 00 THE PARENTS, MR. ANC MRS EUGENE ANTHONY TON, WAS PROBABLY HIGHER. IN IRELAND - THE CLANLY BROTHERS GOODMAN SR., WERE PLACED UND~R HEAVY SEDA THAT WAS THE NUMBER MEDICAL AUTHORITIES MY SON, THE FOLK SINGf..~ - ALLAN SHER TION AT A HOSPITAL. FOUND IN A YEAR-LONG INVESTIGATION. MAN (PART I) POLICE AND NEIGHBORHOOD RESIDENTS rORMED TREVOR ASPINAl, A REPORTER FOR THE PEO POSSES AND SCOURED THE NEIGHBORHOOD, KILLING PLE, SAID THE CAUSE Of ADDICTION WAS AN TUESDAY - DECEMBER 19TH A MONGREL DOG WHICH MAY HAVE TAKEN PART IN INTRODUCTION TO NARCOTICS THROUGH "SOfT" THE ATTACK AND CAPTURING TWO GERMAN SHEP DRUGS SUCH AS MARIJUANA AND PEP PILLS EXOTICA CLA5SICA _ By ~ARTIN DENNY HERDS DESCRIBED AS "VICIOUS" BY RESIDENTS "IN NEARLY EVERY CASE," HE SAID, "THE 29 00 GOODMAN, CALLED TO THE SCENE BY HIS WIFE HOPELESS HEROIN-HGOKED YOUNGSTERS STARTED MY FAIR LADY ORIGINAL CAST 40 00 WHO SAW THE ATTACK, GRABBED A RAKE ANO F ON THE SO-CALLED 'SOFT-DRUGS' OF PEP PILLS SELECTIONS FROM GIGI. AND SDUND OF OFr Tt£ DOGS STILL TUGGING AT HIS fIVE-YEAR AND HASHISH, THEN GRADUATED TO COCAINE AND MUSIC 36 00 OLI.) SON HE SUCCEEDED BUT IT WAS TOO LATE. HEROIN ~IMERS NIGHT - WITH BOSTON POPS THE OTHER BROTHER'S BODY WAS FOUND NEARBY "SO, ONCE AND FOR ALL, THE CLAIM IS 32·00 "THEY WERE RATHER BADLY MANGLED," ~AID UTTERLY DEMOLISHED THAT THESE DRUGS ARE DEPUTY SHERIH' M.S. BRYANT HARMLESS AND NOT THE STEPPING STONE TO WEDNESDAY - DECEBMER 20TH BRYANT SAID THE BOYS WERE PLAYING NEAR KILLERS LIKE HEROIN AND COCAINE." THEIR HOME ABOUT 2 PM WHEN THEIR MOTHER THE PEOPLE SOUGHT TO DETERMINE WHY AD A HALF AND HALF PROGRAM - COUNTRY CHECKED ON THEM AND FOUND EVERYTHING ALL DICTION HAD HIT WITH SUCH SEVERITY IN WESTERN, JAZZ RIGHT ABOUT 45 MINUTES LATER SHE LATER THE TOWN OF CRAWLEY, SIMILAR IN MANY WAYS BUCK o.oJENS - YOUR TENDER LOVI NG CARE SHE CALLED THEM AND RECEIVED NO ANSWER. TO MODEL MODERN COMMUNITIES IN THE UNITED JOHNNY HORTON - MAKES HISTORY MRS, GOOOMAN BEGAN LOOKING FOR THEM AND STATES. JOHNNY CASH - THE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT AS SHE APPROACHED A STREAM 300 YARDS FROM " As A NEW TOWN, CRAWLEY HAS A HIGH DUKE ELLINGTON'S - GR&ATE~T HITS 29 00 HER HOME SHE HEARD SNARLING AND SAW AT PROPORTION or YOUNG PEOPLE," THE PEOPLE BENNY GOODMAN - THE HITS OF BENNY LEAST THREE DOGS ATTACKING ONE Of HER SONS SAID JAZZ CRUSADERS - UH HUH SHE RAN BACK TO HER HOME AND CALLED HER "AND ITS GEOGRAPHICAL 'ISOLATION,' MID HUSBAND, AT WORK AT HIS EXTERMINATING COM WAY BETWEEN LONDON AND BRIGHTON IS SUG THURSDAY - DECEMBER 21ST PANY GESTED AS A REASON FOR THE SEARCH BY ITS GOODMAN RACED HOME, GRABBED A RAKE AND RAN YOUNGER PEOPLE FOR NEW KICKS BUT PROB NAT KING COLE - AT SANDS - 31 co TO THE STREAM, WHERE HE SAW THE PACK STI LL ABLY THE REAL VILLAINS Of THE SITUATION JON! JAMES - AMONG My SOVENIER" 27'00 TEARING AT EUGENE HE CHASED THE ANIMALS ARE THE PUSHERS. THEY HAVE COMt HERE FROM BING CROSBY - 51 GOOD TIME SON~S 35'00 AWAY AND CALLED AUTHORITIES, WHO ORGANIZED LONDDN AND rOUNO A YOUNG COMMUNITY RIPE NANCY \'oJILSON - How GLAD I AM 31 00 A NEIGHBORHOOD SEARCH FOR THEIR CORRUPTION" JACKIE GLEASON - How SWEET IT Is fOR DR NEKHANT RATHOD, AN INDIAN CONSULTANT LOVERS 31 00 NEW YORK (UPI) --TECHNICAL PROBLEMS HAVE PSYCHIATRIST, ALSO BLAMED ADOICTION TO ANDY wiLLIAMS - CHRISTMAS ALBUM 2600 PREVENTED THE RED CHINESE FROM MEETING THEIR HEROIN ON EARLY USE OF "SOFT DRUGS" INTERCDNTINENTAL-BALLISTIC-MISSILE PROGRAM, "THEY START ON PILLS AT PARTIES • THEY FRIDAY - DECEMBER 22ND ACCORDING TO NEWSWEEK MAGAZINE WILL PROBABLY, BUT NOT ALWAY~ GO ON THr CAN THE MAGAZINE'S PERISCOPE COLUMN SAID THE NABIS (MARIJUANA) WHEN THE PILLS DON'T A CHRISTMAS PROGRAM WITH MORE SELEC CHINESE WERE EXPECTED TO LAUNCH A SPACE GIVE THEM THE RIGHT KICK ANYMORE," RATHOD TIONS OF BING CROSBY, MITCH MILLER, THE eOOSTER OR AN ICEf.1 TEST VEHICLE THIS AUTUMN, SAID RAMSEY LEWIS TRIO, LAWRENCE WELK, CUY BUT THEY DIDN'T MAKE IT TO THE PAD "THEN I T'S USUALLY JUST A MATTER OF TIME LOMBARDO, THE BEACH Boys AND OTHERS "As A RESULT OF CHINA'S DELAY, DEFENSE BEfORE THEY MEET ANOTHER CHAP WHO'S USING THE FM STATION WILL GO ALL NIGHT AND ECRETARY McNAMARA IS STILL PROCEEDING SLOW HEROIN. THEY TRY IT AND THEy'RE HOOKED. ALL WEEKEND ~ITH MORE GOOD MUSIC LY WITH THE 'THIN' ANTI-BALLISTIC-MISSll E I------ISYSTEM, WHICH IS BEING BUILT TO PROTECT SOMETIMES IT's TOUGH TO BREAK OLD HABITS, CHRISTMA~ CHEER GIVEN • CITIES FROM CHINESE MISSILES," THE A GyPSY WHO BOUGHT A HOUSE IN NEW JERSEY IN FORM qF $20 BILLS COLUMN SAID. RAN A LARGE POLE FROM THE FLOOR TO THE FAYETTE, MISS (UPI CAN'T HELP T'"IE --"I IT ADDED "McNAMARA IS DELIBERATELY PACING. CEILING IN THE CENTER 0. HIS LIVING ROOM. ~O"LD, BUT 1 CAN HELP SOME PEOPLE," THE THE ABM PROGRAM TO CHINA'S ICBM PROGRESS HE SAID HE WANTED TO GIVE THE ROOM THE MILLIONAIRE SAID YESTERDAY, AS HE STOOD ON LOOK Of A TENT. THE BACK OF A PICKUP TRUCK AND PASSED OUT MAORID (UPI) ~~SPANISH TRAINS WERE 88,766 $20 BILLS TO I ,000 NEGROES HOURS BEHIND SCHEDULE DURING 1966, OFFICIAL LOOKING FOR SOMETHING FOR CHRISTMAS? "I ~AS A POOR BOY AND I KNOW WHIT IT IS STATISTICS SHOW. THE OAILY AVERAGE WAS 243 LDDK IN THE HDURGLASS FDR SALE COLUMN. TO BE POOR AND I KNOW WHAT I TIS TO BE HUN GRY AND TO BE DISCRIMINATED AGAINST ~NO PREJUDICED AGAINST," SAID THE $20,000 PHILANTROPIST, IDENTifiED AS JOHN FACTOR OF Los ANGELES FACTOR STOOD ON THE PICKUP TRUCK AT THE MEDGAR EVERS MEMORIAL CENTER AND HANDED THE BILLS TO NEGROES WHO CAME tORWARD WHEN THEIR NAMES WERE READ FROM A LIST CHARLES EVERS, STATE FIELD DIRECTOR fOR THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT or COLORED PEOPLE (NAACP) AND A BROTHER OF MEOGAR, A CIVIL RIGHTS LEADER SLAIN rROM AMBUSH SEVERAL YEARS AGO, HAD ARRANGED THE EVENT -- CALL EO "OPER AT I ON CHR I S TMAS. " EVERS HAD MET FACTOR IN CALIFORNIA AND TOLD HIM OF THE POVERTY AMONG MISSISSIPPI NEGROES. WHEN FACTOR ASKED WHAT HE COULO DO, EVERS SUGGESTED THE DONATIONS TO NEEDY NEGRO FAMILIES THERE WAS A QUIET AIR or SHYNESS ON TH~ PART or SOME or THE NEGRO RECIPIENTS. SEVERAL WERE RELUCTANT TO SPEAK UP WHEN lHEI NAME WAS CALLED AND SIMPLY MADE THEIR WAY SILENTLY TO THE PLATfORM TO PICK UP THE MONEY. FACTOR SAIO HE GREW UP AS A POOR JEWISH IN CHICAGO AND WANTED TO HELP PEOPLE REGARD LESS OR THEIR COLOR OR RELIGION. "IT MAKES NO DifFERENCE TO ME," HE SAID. FACTOR, A REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE MAN, SAID HE DONATES SIMILAR CHRISTMAS GIFTS AN THE COMPACT IS HERE NUALLY TO NEEDY fAMILIES IN THE Los ANGELES 1710 AREA, BUT THE MONEY WAS GIVEN HERE INSTEAD Of BASKETS or fOOD BECAUSE or THE "PHYS I CAL IMPOSSIBILITY" Of" BRINGING THAT MANY BASKETS $127 3UIL1-It SPLhhSRS JACr::S FOR EXTEB.I'JAL TO THIS SMALL SOUTHWEST MISSISSIPPI TOWN. SPEEDS SPEfl.tCERS DURING A THREE-HOUR CEREMONY, FACTOR :3 AUTO,li-1.T Ie SHUT OFF DY'JAY!IC j'lICROPBONES OUT THE rUNDS TO ABOUT 500 fAMILIES. MONEY AT V.:;3.TICAL 0'1. j 4 0:1I2.JrITAL CO\lPAB.E AT PRICE FOR THOSE UNABLE TO ATTEND THE CEREMONY WAS u.s. MACY'S OP:RAT IO), HELD fOR THEM TO PICK UP LATER IN THE WEEK. OF 4269.95 TOMORROW THE $20,000 DONATION WAS THE SECOND TIME fACTO. HAD 0""[.[0 F'INANCUL AID IN MISSIS" HlURGLASS HOUSE GROUP TO VISIT T.T. TREE LIQlTlMG CEREIDIY WASHINGTON (UPI)--A HOUSE DELEGATION KWAJALEIN'S FIRST TREE LIGHTING CERE LEAVES EARLY IN JANUARY TO SEE IF THE WILL BE HELD AT 7 PM, fRIDAY, DEC- PEOPLE OF MiCRONESIA WANT INDEPENDENCE. 22, IN FRONT or THE YOKWE YUK REP. HUGH CAREY, (DEM.-N.Y.), CHAIRMAN 16-FOOT TREE WILL BE PLACED ON THE NEW ANTI-TANK WEAPON OF THE HOUSE SUBCOMMITTEE ON TERRITORIAL BEFORE THE CLUB ENTRANCE AND COL AND INSULAR AFFAIRS, WILL HEAD THE DELE A SUCCESSFUL FIRING OF THE DRAGON ANTI-TANK WEAPON SVST~M C HEALY WILL PULL THE SWITCH GATION OF ABOUT HALF THE MEMBERS OF THE WAS ANNOUNCED BY THE U,S. ARMY M ISS II [ COMMAND AT REDSTONE ICH TURNS ON THE BRilLIANT LIGHTS. ARSENAL TODAY IN THE FIRST TEST or ENGINEERING HARDWARE 16.MEMBER SUBCOMM1TTEE. THE PROGRAM WILL OPEN WITH A GREETING MOST OF THE MICRONESIAN ARCHIPELAGO IN INVOLVING A FULLY~GUIOED ROUND. ALL CO~HUNITY RESIDENTS AND AN INVOC THE SOUTH PACIFIC OCEAN IS A TRUST TERR~ THE MISSILE WAS FIRED FROM A rlXED LAUNCHER, THE ARMY ION BY FATHER M.J NEYLAN, S.J. TORY THAT HAS BEEN ADMINISTERED rOR MORE SAIO, AND IMPACTED THE TARGET WITH "BULLSEYE ACCURACY" THE COMMUNITY BAND UNDER DIRECTION or THAN 20 YEARS BY THE UNITED STATES UNDER DRAGON PROJECT OFFICE OFFICIALS DESCRIBtD THE SHOT AS VORAN WILL PRESENT A SHORT PRO UNITED NATIONS MANDATE. HOWEVER, THERE THE FIRST IN A SERIES "TO EVALUATE ALL COMPONENTS AND TO BE rOLLowED BY THE 3D-MEMBER HAS BEEN A PROPOSAL FOR A PLEBISCITE OPERATIONAL C!-tARACTERISTICS OF PRE-PROTOTYPE HARD .... ~RE." lOR CHOIR UNDER DIRECTION OF JEANETTE AMONG THE APpROXIHATELY 90,000 INHABI_ ALL TEST OBJECTIVES WERE ACCOMPLISHED is"",,, THE CHOIR WILL SING TRADITIONAL TANTS OF THE 2,100 ISLANDS IN THE MICRO McDONNELL-DOUGLAS CORPORATION, DRAGON PRIME CONTRACTOR, ISTMAS CAROLS. NESIAN GROUP CONCERNING WHAT THEIR CONDUCTED TOOAY'S TEST WITH SUPPORT FROM THE MISSILE COM A FINAL PRE-CHRISTMAS VISIT FROM SANTA RELATIONAHIP WITH THE UNITED STATES MAND'S TEST AND RELIABILITY EVALUATION LABORATORY IN PRE~ ILL CONCLUOE THE PROGRAM SHOULD BE. RESULTS OF THE VOTING WOULD PARING FOR THESE TESTS, McDONNELL-DoUGLAS HAS BEEN TESTING ARRANGEMtNTS FOR THE CEREMONY ARE SERVE AS A GUIDE FOR THE UNITED NATIONS SUB-SYSTEM COMPONtNTS AT LAUNCH FACILITIES AT CAPE KENNEDY ING MADE BY KAY KOEHLER. ALL ISLAND AND THE UNITED STATES TO DETERMINE THE LATER IN lHE PROGRAM, ARMY GUNNERS AT REDSTONE WILL CON RESIDENTS ARE INViTED TO ATTEND. ~UTURE STATUS OF THE FARSTRUNG ISLANDS. DUCT MOR[ ADVANCED TESTING, INCLUDING FIRINGS AT BOTH PLANNEO STOPS BY THE GROUP lNCLUOE STITIONA1tY IlND MOiliNG TARGETS USING LIVE WARHEADS CLASS 3AIPAN AND THE MARSHALL ISLANDS AS WELL CANCELLED DRAGON IS BEING DEVELOPED BY THE ARMY AND McDoNNELL-Dou~ DR. SMITH'S PHILOSOPHY CLASS FOR THIS AS GUAM, WHICH IS A UNITED pOSSESSION LAS AS A GUIDEO MISSILE SYSTEM THAT CAN 8E CARRIED ANY .... HERE EVENING wilL BE CANCELLED CLASS WI~ BUT NOT PART OF THE TRUST TERRITORY. A SOLDIER CAN PACK A RIFLE WEIGHING ABOUT 27 POUNDS, THE HELD IN ROOM 114, GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL WEAPON IS SHOULDER-FIRED AND IS POWERFUL ENOUGH TO KILL A-rO"iltIRE .... TE. TAIPEI PROVINCIAL POtlCE ARMOR AND OTHER FIELD FORTIFICATIONS. (UPI)-~THE ADMINIST~ATION RECENTLY ISSUED A ~rv THE WEAPON SYSTEM IS MAN~GED BY THE MISSILE COMMAND UNDER DUPLICATE BRIDGE OFFICERS LT COL KENNETH C VAN AUKEN, PROJECT MANAGER. ALLAN ORDER: "AIL POLICE MEhtBERS MUST .II"'T! AN ELECTION OF OrrlCERS FOR THE NEXT ONE CRIMINAL A MONTH OR SUrFr g A B~ PLATT IS DEPUTY PROJtCT MANAGER WAS HELD PRIOR TO LAST WEDNESDAY'S MARK ON THEJR SERVICE RECORDS. DRAGON WILL REPLACE THt 90MM RECOILLESS RIFLt ~ND IS F~R IM"S'-" POINT BRIDGE SESSION. THE NEW SUPERIOR IN RANGt, ACCURACY AND LETHALITY IT WILL BE Ot- OfFICERS ~RE· JACK SASSAK J PRESIDENT, PLOYED AT THE PLATOON LEVEL, THE ARMY SAID DAVE PORTER, VICE PRESIDENT, KAY BRYDGES SANTA'S SCHEDULE ECRETARY AND JIM MORENCY, TREASURER JOLLY OLD ST NICK, ABLY ASSISTED BY DUE TO THE fORTHCOMING HOLIDAYS IT WAS ~PRINT TEST SUCCESSFUL DECKER, LANDED SAFELY AT THE KWAJA- DECIDED TO CANCEL THE REGULAR BRIDGE A SPRINT MISSILE WAS SUCCESSfULLY TEST fiRED TODAY BY THt IN AIR TERMINAL SATURDAY SANTA fLEW ESSIONS UNTIL JAN. 3 ARMY AT WHITE SANOS MISSILE RfNGE. NEW MEXICO THE TEST KWAJALEIN ABOARD A NIKE-X FLYING CLUB THE WINNERS or THE ~ONT~LY MASTER POI WAS THE L~T[ST IN A SERIES OF DEVELOPMENTAL FIRINGS FOR TH,ci<:""'" PILOTED BY Eo SMITH HE PARAOEO lOGE SESSION WERE: DoN AND RUTH SPRINT WHIC~ WILL BE DEPLOVEO AS ONE or TWO INTERCEPTORS IN THE CHILDREN AT THE AIRPORT AND MADE 5 PERCENT, OEWAYNE GUHN AN~ BERNIE THE SENTINEL ANTI-B~LLISTIC MISSILE SYSTEM SHORT ISLAND TOUR, BEfORt DEPARTING TO 58 8 PERCENT AND MARY MARGARET THE SPRINT WAS LAUNCHED FROM AN UNOERGROUND CELL. BOTH TOMORROW. AND JACK SASSAK 55 ptRCENT. SOLID PROPELLANT MOTORS WERE IGNITED DURING THE FULL OURA- THANKS ARE IN ORDER FOR COOPERATION T ION fLIGHT MIKE STENVERS, GLOBAL AVIATION M.A."'"",I THE 27-rOOT-LONG MISSILE WAS GUIDED DURING THE FLIGHT BY THE USE OF THE TERMINAL AREA COO A GROUND BASED RAOAR AND GUIDANCE COMPUTER ION WAS ALSO RECtlVED FROM SECURITY AND sPRINT DEVELOPMENT IS MANAGED BY THE SENTINEL SYSTEH COMM~ND AT REOSTONE ARSENAL, ALABAMA THE MARTIN MARIETTA SANTA'S SCHEDULE TAKE HIM TO THE CORPORATION, ORLANDO DIVISION, IS DEVELOPING THE SPRINT TY CENTER TOMORROW AND WEDNESOA~, DEC UNDER SUB-CONTRACT TO BELL TELEPHONE LABORATORIES WHICH AND 20, TO VISIT WITH THE PRE-SCHOOL ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR SENTINEL DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT ILOREN BETWEEN 4 AND 6 30 PM. SPECIAL CHRISTIIAS SHOW THE SECOND INTERCEPTOR IN THE SENTINEL SYSTEM IS THE THURSDAY, DEC. 21, HE WILL VISIT WITH THE B08 HOPE CHRISTMAS SHOW OF 1963, SPARTAN WHICH IS ALSO U~OtR DEVtLOPMENT. INDERGARTEN CLASSES AND FIRST ANO LL 8E SHOWN IN ADDITION TO THE REGULAR RAOERS AT THE SCHOOL. MOVIES AT THE FOLLOWING THEATERS. IT ENGINEER~ AND SENTINEL ABM FRIDAY, DEC 22, HE WILL BE ,q THE TREE AT THE R,CHARD50N THURSDAY, DEC. THE DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY ~NNOUNCED TOOAY THAT THE U S. YOKWE YUK SATURDAY DEC 23, AND ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS WILL DIRECT THE DESIGN AND CON HALL SUNDAY Drc 24 THE FILM STRUCTION FOR DEPLOYMENT OF THE SENTINEL ANTI-BALLISTIC MINUTES MISS ILE SYSTEM THE WORK WIL~ BE PERFORMED 8Y THE NEWLY ORGANIZED HUNTS~ PICTUREPHONE DEMONSTRATIOM VILLE ENGINEER DIVISION WITH SUPPORT FROM OTHER DIVISIONS THE AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH ANO DlSTRICT ENGINEER OrFICES THROUGHOUT THE CORPS COMPANY AND BELL TELEPHONE tABORATORIES THE NEW DIVISION, TEMPORARILY HEADQUARTERED IN ALEXANORI ANNOUNCED TRIALS OF PICTUREPHONE MODEL VIRGINIA, WILL ULTIMATELY 8E LOCATED AT HUNTSVILLE, ALA., lioN DEC. 15 IN A PRESS DEMONSTRATION ADJACENT TO THE SENTINEL SYSTEM COMMAND AT REDSTONE ARSENAL IN NEW YORK CITY. WHICH IS RESPONSIBLE FOR DEVELOPMENT OF THE ABM SYSTEM. THE SET WILL BE EVALUATED IN A TRIAL BRIG GEN R08ERT P. YOUNG, FORMER HEAD or THE ARMY ENG,~r;"v-~'~ WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC CORPORATION IN EER COMMAND, EUROPE, IS THE NEW DIVISION ENGINEER COL PENNSYLVANIA, AND IN NEW GEORGE A REBH, TULSA DISTRICT ENGINEER, HAS BEEN NAMED THE TRIAL WITH WESTINGHOUSE IS DEPUTY DIVISION ENGINEER IN SEPTEMBER, 1968, As CONSTRUCTION PROCEEDS, AN AREA ENGINEER WILL BE Ap THREE TO FOUR MONTHS. POINTED AT (ACH SCNTINEl SITE TO MANAGE THC CONSTRUCTION. CONTAINS A NEW TELE THAT PROVIDES AoBtT CHRISTMAS FOR ENUBIRR PICTURE UNDER BOTH POOR AND NORMAL THE MEN OF ROJ NAMUR WILL BRING THE SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS LIGHTING CONDITIONS AND MAK(S tT POS TO THE TINy ISLAND OF ENOBIRR FOR THE FIFTH CONSECUTIVE SIBLE TO ALTER THE FIELD or VISION FOR YEAR CLOSE-UP OR SIDE-ANGLE VIEWING. THE AT 7 PM FRIDAY A GAILY DECORATED 80AT WILL SET SCREEN O~ THE SET IS 5~' INCH(S WIDE BY WITH GIFTS FOR THE 60·SDME CHILDREN AND FOOD FOR A HOLIDAY INCHES HIGH, WHICH IS LARG[R THAN THE FEAST FOR ALL ISLAND RESIDENTS. SET'S SCR(EN THIS TOM HUGHES WILL FILL THE ROLE Of CLAUS AND BETWEEN ':~;~::~: ~EATURE, S~NTA T ER WITH A NEW CAMERA LENS CENTERED 40 AND MEN FROM ROI ARE EXPECTED TO ACCOMPANY HIM. SO THE SCREEN, GIVES THE USER MORE As ON rORMER OCCASIONS, THE CHILDREN ENIIIB"RR PLAN TO or FREEDOM TO MOVE FROM SIDE TO SIDE. 8E WAITING ON THE SHORE TO GREET THE CHRISTMAS BOAT WITH CAROLS SUNG IN MARSHALLESE CALL. NORTHWEST BROUGHT IN 2524 LAST YEAR MORE THAN $1000 WAS RAISED FOR THE CHRISTMAS POUNDS OF MAIL ON SATURDAY AND ANOTHER PROJECT, ACCORDING TO BUDDY RtDMONO, MANAGER SPECIAL O~ 3634 POUNDS ARRiVED OVER THE WEEK~END ON SERVICES ON ROI NAMUR IN AODITION TO PROVIDING A HAPPY ~ C-I24. HOLIDAY, THE MONEY WAS USED TO PURCHASE SCHOOL MATERIALS AND FURNla~ SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS FOR A STUDENT AT MllPAH HIGH SCHOOL. CHRISTMAS VACATION WILL BEGIN FOR STUDENTS OF GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL ON FRIDAY, Dtc 22, ANO CONTINUE THROUGH Me,,,','t JANUARY I T~£ PHYSICAL FIT~ESS CLASS HAS BEEN CANCELLED. THE IN STRUCTOR TONY YACEK, WILL BE STARTING A WEIGHT LIFTING PROGRAM. THE NEW PROGRAM WILL BE HELD ON WEDNESDAY AND SUNDAY MOR~tNGS. THOSE INTtRESTED SHOULD CONTACT SPECIAL SERVICES. A CHRISTMAS OANCE IS SCHEDuLED rOR THE STUDENTS or GEORGE SEITI HIGH SCHOOL ON DECEMBER 22, AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB. , , THE DANCE IS BEING ARRANGED BY THE SENIOR CLASS UVALDe, l(x (UPI)--WHEN TOBY DUNN GOT A SELECTIVE SERVI BOARD DRHl CALL RtCENTLY, A "SORT OF HYSTERICAL LAUGH" STARTLED MOST or THE PATRONS IN THE POST OFrICE. TOBY, A •••• ARRIVED rOR SEVERAl. HUNDRED STUDENT AT SOUTHWEST TEXAS JUNIOR COLLEGE, IS A GIRl. lWHO HIS ARRIVAL AT THE AIR TERMINAL. ~S.llIJ!4G ON HAS BEEN RUNNING INTO SIMILAR SITUATIONS MoaT DP HER Llr PAGt 4 H:)URGLASS Hatlo'S ® FULBRIGHT'S CHALLENGING YEAR BY WILLIAM THEIS W~EN PUG~5TY GETS ~ ~~ W~SHINGTON (UPI)--IT HAS BEEN A ROUGH BUT CHALLENGING YEAR FOR BlCINN ~T ~IM FROM. T~E CAR SEN J WILLIAM FULBRIGHT THE THING THAT HAS SADDENED HIM MOST BE~IND,.JUST p.s THE LlGI.fT ALSO HAS DOMINATED HIS THINKING AND OUICKENED HIS PACE -- THE TURNS GREE~. ~E AL'.';'AYS VIET NAM WAR BLOWS ~IS TOP TME CHAIRMAN Of THE SENATE FOREIGN RELATIONS COMMITTEE BELIEVES HIS GRpUP OPERATEO WITH "MUCH BETTER SPIRIT" AND GREATER COOPER~ TION BECAUSE IT fEELS A REAL RESPONSIBILITY fOR VIET NAM. "THAT DOESN'T MEAN \oi[ H'VE ACCOMPLISHEO OUR PURPOSE OF INflUENC ING THE ADMINISTRATION ON ITS WAR POLICY," HE SAID SOMEWHAT RUE- FULl-Y IN AN INTERVIEW, "WE HAVE NOT." "HOWEVER, I THINK OUR HEARINGS MADE A GREATI -CONTRIBUTION TO THE PEOPLE'S UNDERSTANDING OF OUR fOREIGN POLICY. AND THAT'S AN IM HOWE'eR, PORTANT EDUCATIONAL MATTER." W~EN PUG IS 1l.{E DRIVER "WHETHER THIS HAS BEEN A RESTRAINING INFLUENCE ON THE ADMINIS BEI-lIND TRt-TION , I JUST DON'T KNOW WE MAY NEVER KNOW WHAT MIGHT HAVE W~O'S HORN BEEN OONE WITHOUT OUR EFFORT." LEANING FULBRIGHT'S TIME IN RECENT MONTHS HAS BEEN DIVIDED LARGELY SE NOW? n,EEN HIS HOME STATE OF ARKANSAS AND THE SENATE, HE; IS UP FOR ~ ELECTION NEXT YEAR AND VIRTUALLY EVERY WEEKEND THIS fALL WAS SPENT OOWN HOME, MIXING TALK OF VIET NAM WITH THAT ~BOUT THE CHICKEN, RIC£ AND TIMBER MARKETS, MORE THAN ANYONE ELSE. THE FORMER UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS PRESI DENT HAS CA~TAINEO THE ~ouNTtNG 1967 SENATE OPPOSITION TO PRESID JOHNSON'S VIET NAM POLICIES MOST OF HIS CRITICISM WAS VOICED IN THE SENATE, BUT HIS AUGUST CHARGE THAT JOHNSON'S ~REAT SOCIETY HAS BECOME A "SICK SOCIETY," TRYING TO COM- BINE "MORALLY INCOMPATIBLE ROLES" AT HOME ANO A6ROAO, WAS MADE IN HONOLULU. By DECEMBER HIS CRITICISM HAD REACHED THE ~OINT WHERE HE WAS CALLING THE VIET NAM CON FLICT AN "IMMORAL "NO UNNECESSARY WAR" THAT IS TURNING THAT COUNTRY INTO A "CHARNEL HOUSE." HIS OPPOSITION WAS FORTIFIED WHEN SEN. I EUGENE J MCCARTHY, (DEM.-MINN.), A FELLOW INTELLECTUAL AND FOREIGN RELATIONS COMMI"EE_I MAN, DECLARED HIMSELF A PRESIDENTIAL CANDI DATE AGAINST JOHNSON ANO MCCARTHY'S OECISION WAS FOLLOWED NOT LONG AFTER BY SECRETARY OF STATE OF STATE; Charles M. Schulz DEAN RUSK FINALLY REFUSING TO TESTIFY PUB LICLY ON VIET NAM BEFORE FULBRIGHT'S (OMMIT- HE'S GONE' r CAN'T BEUc'v'E TEE IT I I-lE'5 60"'E I FULBRIGHT TOLD UPI RUSK'S REruSAL, EITHER I FORGOT) ORDERED BY OR CONCURRED IN BY JOHNSON, IS "ONE OF THE SAODEST THINGS THAT COULO IN THE COMMITTEE'S EFFORT TO "EDUCATE" TH( NATION ON FOREIGN POLICY. "UNDER THE CONST ITUT ION, WE HAVE RESPONS 1- 61LITY TO 'ADVISE' THE EXECUTIVE," HE SAID. "WE SIiOULD B( THE VEHICLE FOR EDUCATING THE PUBLIC. AND THE FINAL RESPONSI81LITY IS Red y by Gordon Bess WITH THE ELECTORATE. "THE PEOPLE OUGHT TO BE A\ORE WHAT THE ISSUES ARE. IF THEY WISH TO GO DOWN THE WH/If OIl EAR11I HAVE YOU EVER WAS THAT ~, CONSIPE:RED BeCCMlNG ROAD OF CONTROLLING OR POLICING THE WORLD, A MO~K 1- THAT'S WHAT WE;'LL DO. BUT THEY OUGHT TO KNOW WHAT THEY ARE DOING," ~ FULBRIGHT TOOK NO ISSUE WITH THE VIEW TH4T i THE PR(SIDENT APPARENTLY CONCLUDED HE HAD NOTHING TO GAIN POLITICALLY OR DIPLOMATICALLY 8Y SENDING RUSK INTO AN INTERROGATION ROOM STACKE;O BY VI(T NAM CRITICS. BUT THE CHAIR MAN SAtO HE REGARDS RuSK AS ONE WHO CAN TAKEl CARE OF HIMSELF IN THE ROUGH(~T CIRCUMSTANCE • THE SENATOR THINKS THAT SINCE WORLD WAR II ;" HIS COMMITTEE HAS "PRETTY MUCH DONE WHAT IT HAS BEEN ASKED BY THE EXECUTIVE TO 00." Now Moo •• THERE ARE WHAT SEEM TO BE "UNPRECEDENTED" • DIFFERENCES OVER VIET NAM. HE AND HIS COL LEAGUES, FULaRIGHT MADE IT CI EAR ARE SIMPLY GETTING THE TWO BRANCHES INTn BAL"hC[. by Walt B alte Bailey ® I'D 8ETTEtIl I COOI.DA fMIORN STOP.ANO Ct.EAN :t .JU6T SAW aeen.e MY WlNDSJ.!tELD STANpjN6 JJY 'I'ltAT 516N MONDAY, D£cE HOURGLASS PAGE 5 SP6RTS SttTI6N ATHNT I ON WOMEN SOfTBALL PLAYERS: PRO FOOTBALL ROUNDUP \ \ \ '-(,"-' :-; NEW YORK (UPI)--A THUNDERING PASS RUSH THERE WILL BE PRACTICE FOR EVeRYONE ON LEO BY DEACON JONES .4ND A SUPERLATIVE THREE STRIKE~ AND ~PARE~ DALLY FIELD AT 5:30, MONDAY, TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY. TOUCHDOWN PASSING PERFORMANCE BY ROMAN THE WOMEN'S AND JUNIOR MISS BOWLING TOUR GABRIEL ENABLED THE los ANGELES RAMS TO I~ YOU HAVEN'T SIGNED UP FOR A TEAM YET, NAMENT HELD YESTERDAY \f(AS VERY Io(ELL R[ IT IS NOT TOO LATE TO DO SO. IT's A GREAT CRUSH THE PREVIOUSLY UNDEfEATED BALTIMORE CEIVED WITH A LARGE CROWD WATCHING THE WAY TO GET IN SHAPE WHILE YOU'RE HAVING COLTS 34-10 YESTERDAY AND WIN THE COASTAL LADIES BOWL. fUN. JOIN A TEAM AND RUN OFF A F'EW Of DIVISION OF THE NATIONAL fOOTBALL LEAGUE. THE TWO JUNIOR GIRLS THAT ENTERED DOMI THOSE EXTRA POUNDS YOU'VE BEEN CARRYING THE SHOCKINGLY EASY TRIUMPH BY THE RAMS, NATED BOTH THE SINGLES AND THE DOUBLES AROUND SINCE THANKSGIVING WHICH RUINED THE COLTS I BID fOR THE LEAGUE's EVENTS. SPARKY SPARKS WON THE SINGLES WITH fiRST UNDEfEATED SEASON SINCE 1942, SENDS A VERY NICE 201-156-201--558 SCRATCH SERI Los ANGELES AGAINST THE GREEN BAY PACKERS 714 WITH HANDICAP. RAE COE WAS HIGH ~OR NEXT SATURDAY IN MILWAUKEE fOR THE WESTERN WOMEN wiTH A 211-144-173--528 SCRATCH CONFERENCE TITLE SERIES AND 636 WITH HANDICAP THE: DALLAS COWBOYS AND CLEVELAND BROWNS IN THE DOVBLES EVUH) IT WAS Hie JUNIORS WILL MEET IN DALLAS THE fOLLOWING OAY FOR WITH SPARKY SPARKS AND LINDA PAULETTE THE EASTERN CONfERENCE CROWN TEAMING UP FOR A 1222 HANDICAP SERIES FOR JONES AND HIS THREE HUGE LINEMATES - FIRST PLACE. THE HIGH WOMEN aowLERS WERE ROGER BROWN, MERL IN OLSEN AND LAMAR LUNOy RAE COE AND JEAN SWART WITH A 1165 oouaLES BESEIGEO THE COLTS' JOHNNY UNITAS AND DUMPED SCORE WITH HANDICAP. HIM SEVEN TIMES FOR LOSSES IN A SAVAGE EX- Hj6ITJON Of PRESSURE DEfENSE UNITAS WAS MIXED LEAGUE FORMING ..... THE TIo(ILIGHT fORCED INTO TWO INTERCEPTIONS AND ONE PROVED LEAGUE WILL START AGAIN JAN. 9TH AT 6 PM. PARTICULARLY COSTLY WE NEED fOUR MORE TEAMS TO COMPLETE THE TRAILING 10-7, THE COLTS WERE DRIVING TO LEAGUE .- TWO MEN AND TWO WOMEN ON EACH WARD A GO-AHEAD TOUCHDOWN WHEN UNITAS, TEAM. A STRONG RUSH fROM JONES, HUNG THE BALL If YOU ARE INTERESTED IN BOWLING IN THIS IN Los ANGELES TERRITORY EDDIE MEADOR LEAGUE CALL ANN McLEMORE AT 83696 AfTER ! PICKED THE BALL O,f AT THE 12, RETURNED IT 4.30 PM. TO THE 19 A~D GABRIEL THEN MARCHED THE RAMS 81 YARDS, CAPPED BY A 23·YARD SCORING PASS WOMEN'S WED. MORNING LEAGUE •••• WILL BE REFEREE TONY BURKE KEEPS A WATCHFUL EYE TO BERNIE CA.SEY ON THE ACTION AS THE HIGH SCHOOL TEAM STARTING AGAIN ON W[ONESOA Y MORNING, J.4N. GABRIEL, WHO COMPLETED Of 22 TOSSES ta 10TH AT 9 AM. IT WILL BE A WOMEN'S TRIO HAS A GOOD SCRIMMAGE GAME. fOR 257 YARDS IN AN ALMOST FLAWLESS PERFOR LEAGUE. MANCE, EARLIER HAD HOOKED UP WITH JACK SNOW BA~ETBALL A~~OCIATIOY CHOOSE YOUR OWN TEAMS AND CALL BESS LENl NATIDNAL ON AN ')a-YA.RD TD AERIAL AND PASSED NINE NEW YORK {UPI)--WILT CHAMBERLAIN AND BILL INTERESTED IN JOINING AT 82 724 • YAROS TO BILLY TRUAX fOR A FOURTH-QUARTER " RUSSELL, THE LEAGUE'S TWO SUPERSTARS, PACED SCORE THEIR TEAMS TO VICTORIES IN THE NBA YESTER- THE COLTS AND RAMS BOTH fINISHED THE SEA PITCH and PUT T OAY SON WITH 11-1-2 RECORDS BUT Los ANGELES TWILIGHT GOLF STANDINGS CHAMBERLAIN SCORED 47 AND PULLED DOWN 26 CLAIMED THE TITLE ON THE BASIS Of MOST MARTIN ZACHRY CONSTRUCTORS CLINCHED THE REBOUNDS IN LEADING THE 76ERS TO A 139-124 POINTS SCORED IN THE TWO GAMES BETWEEN THE [ASTERN DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP IN THE TWI TRIUMPH OVER SEATTLE. BIG WILT POURED IN HIS CLues. BALTIMORE AND THE RAMS BATTLEO TO A LIGHT GOLF LEAGUE ANO WILL MEET THE WESTERN SEASON HIGH Of" 68 AGAINST CHICAGO SATURDAY. 24-24 TIE IN THEIR fiRST CLASH DIVISION CHAMPS fOR THE SPECIAL SERVICES RUSSELL, A STANDOuT BECAUSE OF HIS DEfEN GREEN BAY, CLEVELAND AND DALLAS, THE OTHER TWILIGHT GOLf LEAGUE CROWN. SIVE PLAY, EQUALLED HIS ALL-TIME CAREER HIGH THREE DIYISIONAL CHAMPIONS, EACH LOST OVER THE INTERNATION.4LS ARE LEADING SO FAR IN BY TALLYING 37 POINTS AS THE BOSTON CELTICS THE WEEKEND PITTSBURGH UPSET GREEN BAY THE WESTERN DIVISION BY I~ GAMES OVER THE DOWNED THE Los ANGELES LAKERS 123-117. 24-17 AS VINCE LOMBARDI RESTED QUARTERBACK GAGAC, WHO HAVE COMPLETED THEIR SCHEDULE THE ST. LOUIS HAWKS DEfEATED THE SAN FRAN BART STARR fOR THREE QUARTERS, PHILADELPHIA INTERNATIONALS HAVE ONE MATCH REMAINING CISCO WARRIORS 97-79 AND THE SAN DIEGO ROCK DEfEATEO BY A 28-24 MARGIN A CLEVELAND TEAM AGAINST THE MARINE DEPARTMENT ANO NEED THRE ETS EOGED THE DETROIT PISTONS 117-115. MISSING fiVE REGULARS ANO SAN fRANCISCO WINS TO WRAP UP THE CHAMPIONSHIP. THE SONICS KNEW THEY WERE IN FOR A TOUGH WHIPPED AN INJURY-RIDDEN DALLAS CLUB 24-16. NIGHT fROM THE START AS CHAMBERLAIN BLOCKED EASTERN DIVISION W As QUARTERBACK FRANK RYAN AND fOUR OTHE.R L THEIR FIRST fOUR fiELD GOAL ATTEMPTS. StATTL MZC 221. STARTERS WATCHED FROM THE CLEVELAND BENCH, 9!> MISSEO ITS FIRST II SHOTS FROM THE fLOOR. RIKAKIS NORM SNEAD THREW THREE TOUCHOOwN PASSES * lat ~ EAST W L peT WECo-BTL IN PACING THE EAGLES TO THEIR VICTORY. GARY ** II BOSTON HAWA I lioNS :g 14 21 7 .750 LANE, THE BROWNS' THIRD STRING QUARTERB.4CK PHILADELPHIA. 24 9 .727 FORCED INTO ACTION WHEN UNDERSTUDY DICK COE 16 16 DETRO IT 18 15 .545 SHINER SUffEREO A BROKEN LEG SATURDAY, KTS #2 16 16 CINCINNATI 13 16 .448 THREW TWO TOUCHDOWN PASSES TO CLIFTON McNEIL GL08AL AOMINISTRATION '14 18 NEW YORK 13 19 406 IN THE fiNAL QUARTER KENTRON OPERATION 12 16 BAL T IMORE 10 19 .345 GEORGE MIRA'S THREE TD PASSES IN THE FIRST KENT RON WEBfEET 10k 21~ WEST HALf PROPELLEO THE FORTY NINERS PAST THE * ONE MATCH REMAINING STloUIS 25 8 .7"8 COWBOYS) WHOSE BATTER[O QUARTERBACK DON ** TWO MATCHES REMAINING SAN fRANCISCO 22 12 .647 MEREDITH WAS JOLTED HARD LATE IN THE fiRST WESTERN DIVISION Los ANGELES 17 14 .548 HALF AND HAD TO RETIRE fROM THE GAME. MIRA INTERNATIONALS * CHI CAGO II 24 .314 COMPLETED 14 OF 25 PASSES fOR 239 YARDS IN GAGAC SEATTLE 9 .281 SPARKING SAN FR.4NCISCO TO ITS TRIUMPH KTS SAN 01 EGO ~g FRAN TARKENTON , EXPLOITING A PAIR OF 9 .257 GLO.AL 4/5 ROOKIES IN THE ST. LOUIS DEFENSIVE BACK WECo NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE fiELD, HURLED fOUR TOUCHDOWN PASSES AS THE MARINE DEPT. * NEW YORK (UPI)--THREE PLAYERS SCORED HAT NEW YORK GIANTS CRUSHED THE CARDS 37-14 AND PUTTER OUSTERS TRICKS -- THREE GOALS -- IN THE NATiONAL CLINCHED SECOND PLACE IN THE CENTURY DIVI. KENTRON COMM. HOCKE Y lUGIJ[ YESTEROA Y. SION. HOMER JONES CAUGHT ONE TD PASS FOR * ONE MATCH REMAINING THE MEN: NORM ULLMAN, Roo GILBERT AND JEAN 69 YAROS AND AARON THOMAS HAULED IN TWO BELIVEAU. ULLMAN'S THREE GOALS AND TWO ey LEM BARNEY, DETROIT'S BRILLIANT ROOKIE GARY JARRETT IN THE THIRD PERIOD OFFSET BEL CORNER6.4CK, iNTERCEPTED THREE FloSSES IN THE IVEAUIS THREE TALLIES TO GIVE THE DETROIT SECONO QUARTER AND RAN ONE OF THEM BACK 71 RED WINGS AN 8-6 VICTORY OVER THE MONTREAL YARDS FOR A TOUCHDOWN AS THE DETROIT LIONS CANADIENS, AND GILBERT NOTCHED THREE QOALS TRIPPED THE MINNESOTA VIKINGS 14-3. IT WAS AS THE NEW YORK RANGERS BEAT THE ST. LOUIS THE THIRD TOUCHDOWN BY INTERCEPTION FOR BAR BLUES 5-3. NEY, TYING A LEAGUE RECORD. THE PHILADELPHIA FLYERS BEAT THE PITTS.URaHI GALE SAYERS WEAVED YAROS FOR ONE TOVCH 51 PENGUINS 2-1 AND THE CHICAGO BLACK HAWKS DOWN AND SCORED ANOTMER ON A 32-YARD PASS ~HUT OUT THE TORONTO MAPLE LEAF'S 2-0. PLAY f"ROM JACK CONCANNON, ENABLING THE EAST W L T CHICAGO BEARS TO BEAT THE ATLANTA FALCONS 1B05;:O;:;- 16 8 4 23-14 ... ANO THE NEW ORLEANS SA/MTS COMPLETED 'CHICAGO 14 9 8 THEIR FfRST SEASON IN THE NFL WITH A SUR TORONTO 14 10 5 PRISING VICTORy OVER WASHINGTON, AL 30-14 DETROIT 13 10 6 THOUGH THE REOSKINS' SONNY JVRGENSEN BROKE ,NEW' YORK 13 12 ' ~ HIS OWN PASSING YARDAGE RECORD FOR ONE YEAR 10 Ij 7 THE SAINTS, WHO FINISHED WiTH A 3-11 MARK, WEST DROKE A 7-7 TIE WITH NINE QUICK POINTS IN PH'i'U"i>EL PH I A THE" THIRD QUARTER. WASHINGTON'S JOHN LOVE 5 ANGELES 'uMBLED A PUNT, AND YHEN HE PICKED UP THE INNESOTA DALL IN HI' END ZONE HE WAS TACKLED 'OR A HIGH SCHOOL B •••••• BASKETBALL aQUAD OET! PI TTseURQH i UF(TY. 4 0,.,. TO A 0000 START IN THEIR PRACTICE ST. LOUIS KA~ruiCi5f'ij~fm1iAi:S-,---=--;:,N:V~£l>~TC»l1 S GU ID£ WALL ~TREET TODAY AMERICAN A,AlINES '32 1/2 + 7/8 By SAM SHULSH NE .... YORK --THE NEW YORK STOCK MARKET DE AMERICAN PHOTO 12 1/2 + 1/8 CLINEO TODAY IN ACTIVE TRADING. T & T 49 3/4 1/8 Q - I AM TRYI NG TO TRAC£ NO-LOAD MUTUAL .. THE DECLINE WAS ACCOMPANIED BY PROrIT AMPEX 35 1/4 + 1/4 TAKING IN SOME or THE HIGH-FLYING COMPUTER VUNDS WHENEVER IT IS PROfiTABLE. Is THERE A .... ACONDA 46 3/4 AND OTHER GROWTH STOCKS ANY SERVICE WHICH WOULD GUIDE ME? 1 '0 BE ATLAS CORP 6 1/4 1(4 WILLING TO SPEND $100 A VEAR FOR SUCH A THE ASSOCIATED PRESS AVERAGE Of 60 STOCKS BETHLEHEM STEEL 31 3/8 1/4 CtOSED DOWN I 1. HO .... EVE:R, S[LECTIVE SERVICE BOEING 87 1/2 + 1/4 A - SAV( YOUR MONEV. IN BLUE CHIPS PRODUCED A GAIN Of JUST OVER BURROUGHS 156 1/4 6 ONE POINT IN THE Dow JONES AVERAGE OF 30 You WON'T GET VERY fAR TRADING IN AND OUT CHRYSLER 53 1/4 NC Of NO-LOAD fUNDS BECAUSE THE fUNDS WON'T INDUSTRIALS COM SAT 49 - 1/2 THE MARKET WAS HIGHER IN THE MORNING BUT ALLOW IT I THIN~ THAT YOU'LL SOON DIS~ CONTROL DA T A 142 8 3/4 SLIPPED AS SOME or THE BIG WINNERS OF THE COV(R THEV "HAVE A LITTLE LIST," AND WHEN Dow CHEMI CAL 86 1(4 + I 1/4 YEAR BEGAN TO SKID YOU TRY TO BUY BACK IN AGAIN YOU MAY BE DUPONT 1481/4 - 1/4 OTHER, MORE BROADLY-BASED MARKET INDICA TOLD "SORRY." AND THERE I 5 GOOD REASON. EASTMAN KODAK TO~3 REFLECTED THE DOWNWARD TREND IN THE A NO-LOAD fUND HAS NO SALES COMMISSION TO FAIRCHILD CAMERA I~t 1/4 - OVER-All MARKET. n/8 WORK WITH IF YOU WANT TO GO IN AND OUT FORD NA ::TANDARD AND POOR'S 500-STOCK INDEX LOST OF NO-LOAD fUND SHARES, THE OVERHEAD EX o 26. GENERAL ELECTRIC 95 7/(8 - 3/8 PENSES YOU GENERATE ARE THEN BORNE BY THE GENERAL INSTRUMENTS Or THE 1,502 TOTAL ISSUES TRADED, THE OTHER, MORE CONSTANT, SHAREHOLDERS GENERAL MOTORS $4 : NUMBER W~ICH DECLINED EXCEEDED THE GAINERS ~/§ ~j~ IN THE SECOND PLACE, 1 DON'T THINK YOU GENT&'E BY 205. THERE WERE 38 NE"'" HIGHS FOR THE 42 1(4 1/8 WOULD fiND IT TOO PROfITABLE. A LARGE GEN T &. R YEAr, t.''1D 51 NE\'! LOWS 27 1/4 + 1/4 MUTUAL fUND WILL MOVE PRETTY MUCH IN STEP GOOOR I Ctl THE ~~EW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE I NDEX SHOWED 67 1/2 + 1/4 WI TH THE GENERAL MARKET. EVEN A WE(K HILTON TI1E 11ARKET OOWN 14 CENTS. 62 1/2 'w'H1 CH SEES A 2 OR 3% MOVE IN THE STOCK MAR PPICES WERE MIXED ON THE AMERICAN STOCK HONEYWELL 118 NC K(T IS NOT LIKELY TO PROVIDE TOO MUCH PRO EXC~ANGE IT!S INDEX ROSE THREE CENTS, AL IBM 618 19 3/4 FIT, ASSUMING YOU COULD CATCH THE fULL I NTERNA T I ONAL HARII 8 THOUGH LO~ERS OUT-NUMBERED GAINERS BY A 33 3// 1/8 SWINGS, AND ASSUMING THAT THE fUND WOULD I NTERf'lATtONAL PAPER 8 NAPROW MARGIN 404 TO 406 27 5 + 5/8 PERMIT IT -- WHICH IT WON'T I NT£RNA T I ONAl h.,ONG THE GROWTH STOCKS ON THE 'BI G BOARD, T & T 1191/8 +1/8 KAISER AL .. * * * * * * * IBI'I DROPP[D 19 1/4 POINTS, CONTROL DATA WAS 46 3/4 + I 3/8 Q - WOULD YOU PLEASE EXPLAIN TO ME THE L I nON DOloN 8 3/4, BURROUGHS CORPORATION 6 AND 1107/8 - I 1/8 VARIOUS PRICES LISTED FOR A STOCK IN THE LOCKHEED FAIRCHILD CAI~ERA CLOSED AT 4 5/8 lOWER 49 3/8 NC DAILY MARKET TABLES? LONE STAR CM ~ALL STRtET ANALYSTS POINT OUT THAT THE 17 - 1/8 A - TALB(S VARY, BUT GENERALLY YOU WILL MAGNA VOX CO!~ING FRID"Y WILL 9E THE LAST DAY ON WHICH 40 1/8 1/2 fiND THE NAME OF THE 5TOCK, ANNUAL DIVI McDONNELL DOUGl AS 53 1/4 - I TO SELL AND TAKE PROFITS THE REGULAR WAY - MCM TOTAL SALES (WITH 00 OMITTED), THE DAY'S DELIYERY IN FOUR BUSINESS DAYS -- SO THAT 52 3/4 - I 1/4 fiRST TRADE, THE HIGH, LOW, PROFITS CAN BE ENTERED IN INCOME TAX RE MMM 93 3/4 NC CLOSING TRADE AND NET CHANGE TURNS FOR 1967 THEY SAY THAT SElLING OF MOBIL OIL 43 7/8 + 3/4 fROM THE PREVIOUS DAY!S CLOS STOCKS WHICH HAVE MACE 81G GAINS MADE SENSE, MOTOROLA 122 1/2 NA ING EXCEPT IN THE CASE Of NORTHWEST AIRLINES BECAUSE EVEpvBODY EXPECTS INCOME TAXES TO 86 3/8 - 5/8 PENNY STOCKS, ALL QUOTATIONS BE RAISED rOR 1968, HENCE, PROfiTS NOW WOULD PAN AMERICAN 24 3/8 5/8 ARC IN DOLLARS PER SHARE 21 POLAROID BE TAXED AT A LOWER RATE 243 1/8 - 5/8 1/2 MEANS $21.50, 3/8 MEANS RCA ALSO ACTIVELY TRADED TODAY WERE AT&T. 53 3/4 + 1/2 3/8 OF $1 OR 37 1/2 CENTS, WHICH LOST 1/8, WH!TTAKER DOWN 2 3/8 AND RAYTHEON 107 + 1/4 Sam Shulslcy (TC. ETC. SEARS PAN ~t'ERICAN SULPHUR DOWN I. 58 1/2 + I \'ITH CONSIDERABLE CONFUSION STILL PREVAIL SHElL 01 L 66 1/4 + I SHERATON * * * * * * * * ING IN THE INTERNATIONAL GOLD MARKETS, THE 30 1/8 - 1/8 Q - I UNDERSTAND FROM YOUR COLUMN THAT A SPERR'I' RAND BIGG(ST U.S. GOLD PRODUCER -- HOM(STAKE - 59 3/4 2 1/8 BONO QUOTE Of 9B 1/4, fOR EXAMPLE, MEANS 5TO OIL O~ CALIF OECLH,EO FOUFl POINTS AMERICAN SOUTH AfRI 63 1/4 + 3/8 $98250 fOR A $1000 SECURITY. CAN IT BE STC OIL Of 11\10 C'N CLO~(O DOWN 2 1/4 53 3/4 - 1/2 BOUGHT AT ANY BROKERAGE fRIM? ALSO, A '1'1 STD OIL OF N J THE MARYET HAD THE ADVANTAGE Of SOME 65 3/4 + 3//8 Of 6.6% IS VERY ATTRACTIVE, BUT fOR HOW STUDEBAKER-WaR TH BULLISH NEWS, BUT APPARENTLY THE YEAR-END 60 3/8 1 8 LONG? TO(NECO CROSS-CuRRENTS IN TRADING WERE TOO MUCH 26 7/8 NC A - BONDS MAY BE BOUGHT AT ANY BROKERAGE TEXACO fOR IT. 80 7/8 + 1/2 fiRM TEXAS INSTRUMENT GENERAL MOTORS MADE ONLY A MODEST RE 110 3/8 - 5/8 THE CURRENT YIELD Of ANY SECURITY IS OB THIOKOL SPONSE TO LAST FRIDAY'S LABOR CONTRACT 20 1/8 1/2 TAINED BY DIVIDING THE INCOME -- IN THIS 20TH CENTURY Fox 31 1/8 + 1/4 AGREEMeNT 1 T ROSE 3/4 CASE, INTEREST (IN THE CASE Of STOCK, THE UNION CARBIDE 4 8 'iEEK!... 'I' STEEL OUTPUT WAS HI GHER AND I N 57/ 3/8 ANNUAL DIVIDEND) BY THE CURRENT MARKET UNIUD FRUIT DUSTRIAL PRODUCTION AND HOUSING STARTS IN 57 1/2 + 1/8 PRICE. IF THIS BONO'S COUPON DIVIDED BY U.S. GYPSUM 09 1/4 NC CREASED IN NOVEMBER $982.5° COMES TO 6.6%, THAT'S YOUR CURRENT U.S. STEEL 40 NC UNITED STATES STEEL REPORTED ITS FINAL YIELD IN ADDITION, SINCE THE BONO IS SELL WESTERN UN I ON QUARTER SHIPMENTS SHOULD REACH A HIGH FOR 34 1/4 - 3/4 ING AT A DISCOUNT, YOU ADD TO THIS CURRENT WCST AIR BRAKE THE YEAR, BUT "BIG STEEL" COMMON CLOSED UN 38 1/2 I YIELD THE AMOUNT OF APPRECIATION TO PAR WESTINGHOUSE CHANGED 72 1/8 + 1/8 (IN THIS CASE, SPREAD OVER THE YEARS XEROX $17.50) FAILURE O' THE SUPREME COURT TO ACT ON THE 295 1/2 + 1/2 TO MATURITY THAT GIVES YOU THE YIELD TO ZENITH PENNSYLVANIA-NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD MER 57 3/8 I 1/4 MATURITY If THE BONO WERE SELLING ABOVE MUTUALS BID ASKED GER DASHED COLD WATER ON THE ENTIRE RAILROAD PAR, SAY, AT YOU WOULD SUB DREYFUS FUND 101 ($1,010), SECTION. STOCKS Of THE CARRIERS HAD RISEN -15.21 ib.60 F I DEL I TY CAP IT AL TRACT THE $10 PREMIUM IN ARRIVING AT TH( LAST WEEK IN ANTICIPATION Of A FAVORABLE FUND 11.11 12 d3 FIDELITY TREND YIELD TO MATURITY. PULING TODAY BUT WHEN NO RULING WAS 1 _____ , 33·59 36 51 If A BONO CARRIES A 6 1/2% COUPON AND IS FUND OF AMt:R I Col, 12.02 13.14 CENT~AL DROPPED 3 3/4 AND PENNSY DECLINED GOOD QUALITY, YOU CAN BANK ON GETTING $65 2 5/8 HAMILTON FUND 5 87 6.41 KEYSTONE S 4 A YEAR 'OR AS LONG AS THE BONO REMAINS OUT U.S TREASURY BONDS RALLIED CORPORATES 7 54 8.23 STANDING (UNTIL IT IS REDEEMED OR MATURES) I.'ERE MI XED. MANHATTAN FUND 11.57 12.65 MASS I ""VESTMENT TRUST ____ _ THE PERCENTAGE OF YIELD, Of COURSE, VARIES ~HQRTHLY BEfORE THE CLOSING BELL, THE fROM DAY TO DAY. ON TH( DAY THE BONO SELLS NT SEC GROWTH SERI £5 II. IJNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL STOCK MARKET AI 100, THE YIELD IS EXACTLV 6 1/2%. IF IT GROWTH F UNO I II INDICATOR LOST 034 PERCENT. DROPPED IN PRICE, THE PERCENTAGE Of YIELD WOULD RISE. BUT THE DOLLAR AMOUNT, $65 IS Hatlo's FIXED. --POLICE HER£ ARE SEARCHING fOR A ******** "HIPPI E" HOLDUP MAN Q - I OWN ABOVT 20 DIFfERENT SECURITIES WHO DOESN'T SOUND AS -- ALL REGISTERED IN MY NAME AND ALL KEPT GooN BERRY 1M MY SAfE DEPOSIT BOX. I fEAR I MAY OVER LISTENED fOR THOUGH HE'D BE TOO HARD TO FIND. LOOK ANNOUNCEMENTS OF SPLITS, ISSUANCE Of WEEKS 10 PAL RIGHTS, OR OTHER OPPORTUNITIES WHICH MAY !-lOT TIP THE MAN WHO ROBBED SEDLITZ A TAVERN HERE Of PRESENT THEMSELVES Is THE ISSUING CORPORA- ~BOUT A CWo,",000 WAS SIX FEET TION UNDER OBLIGATION TO KEEP ME POSTED? TERRIFIC TALL AND WEI GHS APPRox, A - IT IS AND IT'S YOUR OBLIGATION TO srocK TO 200 POUNDS, HIS FACE READ THE MAIL YOU GET fROM THE COMPANY. GET IN ON ~~~~~I\'AS PAINTED flUORES Too OFTEN IMPORTANT NOTICES ARE DISREGARD(D CENT WHITE, WITH REO BY SHAREHOLDERS BECAUSE THEY ARE TOO LEGAL --~~L-'ISTRIPES ON THE CHEEKS, ISTIC TO UNOERSTA~O OR BECAUSE THEY LOOK AND HE WORE A BLUE LIKE FORM LETTERS. THERE ISN'T TOO MUCH DANGER Of LOSS IN So GOON BERRY KNITTEO SAILOR'S CAP PUJNGED $300 AND YELLOW KNIT OVCRLOOKING STOCK SPLIT. You CAN GCT THE ADDITIONAL SHARt:S ANY TIME AFTER THE EVENT. I'I()RT~ ON UN ITED \;L 0\1 [S • .,-;r.;;;-..n NUTMEG .. A FEW BRISTOL, ENGLAND BUT IF YOU MISS UP ON AN ISSUE Of RIGHTS, ""Y5 LATER ~ E (UPI) -- POI.ICE AT OR ON A REDEMPTION Of A PREFERRED STOCK OR MEETS SEDLITZ THE BRANDON HILL STA A BOND, OR A PROXY STATEMENT YOU MAY LOSE TION HOUSE WERE A MONEY ON THE FIRST TWO AND YOUR RIGHT TO TRiflE EMBARRASSED VOT( ON THE SECOND. A THI Ef WALKEr WI TH THE MeTAL U.S. SAVINGS BONDS ARE YOUR ~~=====~::::::~~===~~~~~~~~::~~~~~~~~"~P~O~"~'C~C~"-,--__ L_~·e:E~5~T~IN:V~E~S::rM:E~NT IN THE FUTURE, BUY SClo1E MONDAY, O£C£M ,...,-,9-:6-7------,..,-U-RG-LA-S-S------l--- -'-G-'-7------1 p Th All Through the House ICRam¥ORD hristmas season. that wonderful, magIcal time of C the year, IS here agam Busy shoppers pause for a m:Jment to greet frIends WIth a cheerful "Merry Christmas" Partles happen on a moment's notice ChrIstmas trees m livmg rooms b>mkl,; wl'M! h/l,'hts lind bnght I)rnament~ Chlldr,;fl of COUI·~e, >I.~ con<:-ern"d with thou..... ht~ 1)( ~hmy bl cycles, eit~trlc traln~, ~uddly doll. and new ~leds But &top for a moment and conSider hOI> lflpJdly lhb could change from happlnes~ to ~orrow Count1~ss hazards around the home are eaj;\ly overlooked durmg the hustle and bustle of the hohdav season For mstanc", II r ~ :l.l! those bnght co!o~d lights adommg the Christmas tree and frammg the Windows plugged Into the same socket or extensu>n cord 7 Ov!'rloaded cll'rtnc Clr~Ult~ are a maJor cau~e of honle fires Are the hohday deroratlOns fireproof? Could a spark from a clg'lrette or a short CirCUIt set them on fire? Your Chnst maS tree Clmld b~ dllngerous If you don't take the n@ocessary precaubon~ mdhon IUlponllon brld,o Cto .... Iho P_ce Rlvor 10 If It IS a fresh tree, be sure bolow Fort St Jonn on tho 1,523-mno Alcon Hl,hwoy that you have It sprayed by your lOCAl fire departm<'nt to By JAMES H WINCHESTER mllke )t flllme-resisisnt Use HORIZONTAL 50 SoUth 3 Desert 17 Fold CelltNI Press As!o<;1atiOll COrTt'3pOUM1!t 11 Chrl6tnillS tree stand III 1 Large American mAsia over THE 1523 MILE LONG Alcan Highway, stretching tram Daw whlch you Can put water aroWld 4 PortIOn cOUntry , Mom and 19 Make son Creek In Canada to Frurbanks Alaska, recently celebrated Its the base 01 the tN'e and keep 8 Insect Fro" Dod 25th birthday and few motorists. speak lIl'Iy more kindly about It filled In the heat of your 12 Fuss " Above .5 Mlmlc 22 ..Sport" It today than When It was opened Novem~r :n, 1942 home, eYer~ tree8 dry out 13 SamoaJI Chnstmas 6 To equip rapidly and can bccom~ a bla1: " Hullly built IL9 a mU!tary road when It appeared that Alaska seaport "58 Pel'lod 7 Tense 23 Mb"take might have to be defended against Japaneoe mvasion in World mg torch 1n a matter of sec 14 Unclothed ofUme 8 Chew@don 2ei ""'''Low-cute War II the $120 milbon project was completed in a reCQrd eight onds 1.5 Steal Stitches 9 Dry Hindu months Some 10000 Umted ,---'------'' If you are uSing an IIrtJficJaI 16 Controlled 60 Pismires fruit 211 Discharge tree, be sure It IS made of ma " States Anny Engineers and bved under extreme conditions 18 The 61 Total 10 Fruit 27 Depend 6000 A.m",ncan and C811a.dia.n TemperatuNs ranged from 90 terial that Will not burn chO\c~ VERTICAL d""k 28 Re.of~ ciVUia.ns worked on Its construc degrees above zero m the sum The soft glow of Chrlstma! candles .:-an chan~ to !eaVlng port 1 Naked H 5p""" 29 Essence names In a moment of earelessness around curtaln~, drapene~ 20 Marble 2Pa.g Th<, College Level ExamIna tIOn Program can gne you a good start on the road to high er eduratlon See your Educa tIOn Officer today C..4RE:rUl.LY_..4,r FOrM SM' rerm.ro; Ccmso:le.. wlnlb 0;/_ ,ar"';RK !fIire '"' 0; SOO-pound bGrnb cd Til,. R_ "" flu! Repu'" CONTRACT BRIDGE 'Ie ./ J'leflUPtl., NOMINee Louise Day Hilk'l, By B. Jay Becker bUSing Negro pupils (Top hgrd-Holdo, In Matton' Indlvlducd Championship PI.y) ~chooJs out of thel!' nPlgh borhood, g1.V{'~ her vl('tory North dealer choose one Of the reml!Jnlng speech In Bo~ton aft(Or wm_ North·South vulnerable SUits fling nommatlon for n\ayor NORm M().IIt players who WIe the un usual notrump WDuld not look m the nonpartisan primary .73 with favol;" upon East's thne She lS 48 and an attorney 910762 DRIVER LICENSE "FlItST"- Peggy Narrvn poses for a color regard *AKQJ5 notrump bid. They Would phuto for her dnver ~ hcenf,e a~ North Carolma become~ the 'Opposmg her is fOl1r-t"'I"I1I the hand as too weak 1n high .KQ fll'St ~tate to IS~lI~ ~uch bccnses on Jan 2 Operatlng the "lccretal'Y of Stat", Kevm H cards to Juatlty a U6e of the White, backed by Sen Ed- WEST E ....T convention, though they would Poi'lro,d which iluppbes the photo (lower I m two minutes .Q85 "AJ1062 considel;" the distribution Ideal IS hcen..e examiner Wayne Wilson ward 11{ Kennedy 9KQJ53 tor the purpose .162 .105 .,JB7632.... It Is hard to blame West for BOum doubling four heart.B, but the .KU comblnatlon of the three no· '9A9S. trump ovet1:lall by East and the .1083 double by West permitted de_ .AU clarer to play the hand as though all carda were uposed 'l1!.e bidding The reault was that he made Norih Eaat ..... WH' the contract deapite Wtlt's mu 1.. Pass Pu. .lve trump holding 3. 3NT Dbl. East won the spade leld with •• the ace and returned a lPade to Op .l,,;rul.l;) 01 :!Iii! 11"\ Jilt! 180\ "t!S I UPftll (OUr '9,w;lfP1LC, ""RlU.( hlX "'1 CJ) 01 qa.!l 8uUlaq JnoJ:, lli)Jll , HOURGLASS PA~E 9. (CONT I NUED FROM (CONTINUED FROM (CONTI NUED FROM VIET NAM PAGE ONE) HEART PAGE ONE) fOOTBAll PAGE 'IVE) NllM BEGAN LAST THURSDAY WHEN A fREAKISH IN HIS STATEMENT BARNARO, LOOKING TENSE OAKLAND (UP,r:-DARYL£ LAMQHICA UPSTA6ED BREAK IN THE WINTER MONSOON EXPOSED HANOI AND TIREO, TOLD NEWSMEN, ''WE AIitE DISTURBED JOE NAMAlH YESTERDAY, THAT OOE~N'T HA~PEN AND HAIPHONG TARGETS, PERMITTING U,S. PLANES ABOUT THE pATIENT1S CONDITION TODAY." OFTEN BUT AS ~AR AS THE NEW YORK JETS ARE TO STRIKE IN fORCE FOR THE fIRST TIME IN "HE HAS HAD SOME LUNG COMPL I CA T IONS WH I CH CONCERNED, IT CAME AT THE WRONG TIME SIX WEEKS AND ATTACK BRIDGES, RAIL LINES AND WE TREATED AS INfECTION HE HAS NOT RE THE NET RESULT WAS THAT THE OAKLAND MIG BASES REPAIRED DURING THE BAD WEATHER SPONDED VERY WELL TO THIS TREATMENT." RAIDERS, WITH LAMONICA PUTTING ON A PASSING THE AIR WAR LULL HAD GIVEN THE NORTH VIET "IT MAY BE SOME EVIDENCE Of THE REJECTION SHOW, WHIPPED THE JETS 38-29, AND ALL BUT NAMESE A CHANCE TO REBUILD ITS SOVIET SUP PHENOMENON IN THAT HE IS REACTING TO THE KNOCKED THEM OUT Of THE RUNNING FOR THE PLIED AIR FORCE AND ANTIAIRCRAfT MISSILE NEW T Issurs," BARNARD SA I 0 EASTERN DIVISION TITLE IN THE AFl. DEf[NS[S, AND THE U.S. COMMAND ANNOUNCED BARNARD DID NOT MAKE CLEAR If THE STATE LAMONICA PASSED FOR THREE TOUCHDOWNS AND THE lOSS OF A $1 MILLION F4c PHANTOM ..rET MENT MEANT WASHKANSKY WAS SU~fERING SOME TOOK ADVANTAGE OF AN INJURY IN NEW YORK'S IN A DOGfiGHT WITH A PACK Of SIX MIGS OVER THING OTHER THAN INfECTION, OR PERHAPS WAS DEfENSIVE BAC~fIELD FOR THE SCORE THAT HANOI SATURDAY SUffERING INFECTION AND ITS fAILURE TO RE BROKE THE JETS~ BACK TO GIVE THE RAIDERS BOTH AIR FORCE CREWMEN ABOARD THE SUPER SPOND TO TREATMENT WAS EVIDENCE Of TISSUE THEIR 12TH VICTORY OF THE SEASON IN 13 SONIC PHANTOM -- FAST[ST PLANE IN THE REJECTION GAMES NEW YORK SUSTAINED ITS THIRD ST~IGHT AMERICAN ARSENAL -- W(RE lOST HE HAD SAID EARLIER THAT ONE Of THE PROB LOSS, ITS fifTH OF THE SEASON, AND FELL A THE DOWNEO PHANTOM WAS THE 762ND AMERICAN LEMS Of THE PIONEER OPERATIONS WAS THAT BE GAME BEHIND HOUSTON IN THE RACE fOR THE PLANE LOST SINCE THE AIR WAR BEGAN ALMOST CAUSE IT IS A WORLD "fIR~T" NO ONE COULD SA' DIVISION TITLE WITH ONLY ONE GAME LEfT TO THREE YEARS AGO IT WAS THE 34TH SHOT DOWN JUST WHAT fORM REJECTION MIGHT TAKE PLAY. HOUSTON NEEDS ONLY A TIE WITH FOURTH IN AERIAL COM8AT AGAINST 99 MIG KILLS HE ALSO HAD SAID REJECTION NEED NOT BE PLACE MIAMI NEXT SATURDAY TO CLINCH THE SCORED BY U.S. PILOTS A NAVY PILOT BAGGED fATAL AND COULD TAKE MANY FORMS AND MANY TITLE. NEW YORK fiNISHES AGAINST SAN DIEGO A MIG LAST THURSDAY NEAR HANOI WITH A HEAT DEGREES Of SEVERITY, EVEN BEING SO SLIGHT ROO~IE QUARTERBACK BOB GRIESE THREW THREE SEEKING SIDEWINDER MISSILE THAT HOMED IN ON AS TO BE UNDETECTABLE TOUCHDOWN PASSES AS MIAMI DROPPED BOSTON THE JET ENGINE Of THE SOVIET-DESIGNED PLANE INTO THE EASTERN DIVISION CELLAR WITH A ~O~TH VIETNAMESE GUNNERS SHOT DOWN A ER (CONT I NUED FROM 41-32 ROUT. ~RIESE LED MIAMI TO A 28-POINT CHIEF JET ON THURSDAY EEC PAGE ONE) EXPLOSION IN THE SECONO QUARTER THAT ALL THE U.S COMMAND SAID NAVY AND AIR FORCE FRENCH VETO IN ALL BUT NAME. BUT BLEW BOSTON OUT Of THE STADIUM HE PILOT'> FLEw 132 MISSIONS SATURDAY, fOLLOW- COUVE SPOKE AS THE SIX COMMON MARKET HIT JACK CLANCY ON A THREE-YAROER IN THE 1'1':; UP 119 MISSIONS FRIDAY AND 95 ON THURS FOREIGN MINISTERS BEGAN A DEBATE WHICH IS fiRST QUARTER, THEN HIT ON TWO MORE IN THE I DAY THIS BROUGHT TH[ INTENSITY OF ATTACKS EXPECTED TO PROVIDE A SHOWDOWN ON FRENCH BIG SECOND PERIOD -- A 15-YARDER TO JACK I -'-,' NEAR THE POINT or NON-MONSOON PERIODS PRESIDENT CHARLES DE GAULLE'S VETO ON BRIT HARPER AND 14 YARDS TO STAN MITCHELL I • IF! ~AR CO~MANDERS SAID THE RAIDS WOULD BE AIN'S MEMBERSHIP BID All OF FRANCE'S fIVE FULLBACK JIM NANCE SCORED TWICE fOR Bos I -"<:~,S[D AS LONe. AS THE GOOD WEATHER HOLDS COMMON MARKET PARTNERS -_ WEST GERMANY, TON, WHILE PARILLI, THOUGH ERRATIC HUCH Of THE'1[AVIEST HID';, SATURDAY HIT THE YEN ITALY, B~LGIUM, NETHERLANDS AND LUXEMBOURG THE GAME, HIT BOB CAPPADONA ON A 22-YARD i I \'1-" ~/'ARSHALLING YARDS SIX MILES NORTHEAST -- fAVOR BRITAIN JOINING SCORING PASS IN THE fOURTH QUARTER I Of- Ht>~f)1 __ NORTH VIET NAM'S MAIN RAIL SPEAKING IMMEDIATELY AFTER WEST GERMAN KANSAS CITY, SPARKED BY LEN DAWSON'S -LCILITY AND A VITAL LINK IN THE SUPPLY FOREIGN MINISTER WILLY BRANDT CALLED fOR AN THRE[ TOUCHDOWN PASSES TO OTIS TAYLOR AND jE-1]'~ ~OR GUNS A'lD AMMUNITION fROM THE EARLY START Of NEGOTIATIONS ON BRITAIN'S A 106-YARD KICKOFF RETURN BY NOLAND SMITH, aVI_T ~NION AND COMMUNIST CHINA APPLICATION, COUVE MADE IT CLEAR DE GAULLE DEFEATED DENVER 38-24. ?HOTC: TAKEN 8Y THE AMERICAN RAIDERS AFTER ST!LL IS INEXORABLY OPPOSED UNTIL BRITAIN ALTHOUGH KANSAS CITY LOST OUT ON ITS BID 1 --c "'135 EXPLODED SHOWED 41 BOXCARS BLOWN GETS HER ECONOMY BACK IN ORDER. TO REPEAT AS AFL CHAMPS A fEW Wt:EKS AGO, i 1'1 ~ 1 TS THE YARD WAS LITTERED WITH THE C')IJVE SAID THE BRITISH [C)NOMY HAD BEEN THEY W[NT ONLY fOR THE RECORD -- AND THEY I EC<~GE OF 35 YORE CARS DESTROYED IN THE surFERING f"ROM "SlOP-GO" CRISES FOR THE FELL RIGHT AND LEfT. SMITH, WHO ALSO HAD A ~'Jv la ATTACI< PAST 20 YEARS HE SAID IT WAS TOO EARLY IOO-YARD RUN CALLED BACK BECAUSE Of A PEN ~[AJQUARTERS SAID OTHER ATTACKS SATUR~AY TO SEE YET WHETHER THE RECENT DEVALUATION AL TY, BROKE THE OLD AFL MARK OF 104 YARDS I K'o/0UEi) OUT T\o.'O SPANS OF THE CANAL DES OF THE POUND AND THE OTHER fiNANCIAL AND WHEN HE GALLOPED fOR HIS 106-YARD TO WITH ,,-,~C:;I~[S BRIDGE ~lvE M1LES NORTH Of HAN01 ECONOMIC MEASURES TAKEN BY THE BRITISH A KICKOFF RETURN IN THE THIRD QUARTER. lYE BRIDGE IS A VITAL LINK FOR HIGHWAY AND GOVERNMENT WOULD PROVE EFfECTIVE OTHER MARKS INCLUDED JAN STENERUO'S 21ST I RAIL "'RAFFIC INTO HANOI "WE MUST BE CERTAIN BEfORE ADMITTING HER," fIELD GOAL, BREAKING THE AFL MARK Of 20 1 U.S. YEST[RDAY REPORTED LIGHT COM,~UNIQUES COUVE WAS QUOTED AS SAYING. "IT WOULD BE SET IN 1966 BY THE CHIE~SI MIKE MERCER, AND J"IOc.lNO ACTION THR:JUGHOUT MOST OF SOUTH VIET I A GREAT RISK TO BRINC 1N A COUNTRY THAT IS MIKE GARRETT BECAME THE LEADING SEASON -,!A"I NOT YET READY TO ENTER II RUSHER IN KANSAS CITY HISTORY BY TOPPING ! N0RTh VIETNAMESE TROOPS LAUNCHED HEAVY COUVE ADDED HE IS CONVINCED BRITAIN WILL THE 1,000 MARK I ARTILLERY AND ROCKET BARRAGES INTO U S OVERCOME THE DiffICULTIES NOW FACING HER "AR I NE OUTPOSTS JUST SOUTH Of THE [)v1Z SATUR BUT SHE HAS NOT YET DONE SO. HE SAID IT (CONTINUED ,ROM I 'Jt.Y NIGHT AMERICAN CQM'>IANQERS SAID THE MIGHT ENDANGER THE COMi'4UNITY TO ADMIT HER JOHNSON PAGE ONE) I A:'c;AUL TS MAY SIGNAL AN ~ND TO A TWO-MONTH PREMATURELY. ANDREWS A/R FORCE BASE NEAR WASHINGTON fOR lULL IN THE BORDER WAR BRANDT, WHO SPOKE FIRST, COMPARED BRIT- THE TRIP WHICH CHRISTIAN SAIO WOULD RE FIELD REPORTS 5AI0 THE COMMUNISTS POURED lAIN'S RECENT (CONOMIC MEASURES TO THOSE QUIRE ASOUT 30 HOURS, INCLUDING REfUELING 2':3 HOWITZER AND MORTAR SHELLS INTO MARINE TAKEN BY FRANCE IN 1957 AND 1958 BEFORE STOPS. THIS WOULD MEAN ARRIVAL IN AUSTRAL BASES AT GIO llNH AND CON THIEN SATURDAY ING THE COMMON MARKET HE SAID THE IA SOMETIME THURSDAY MORNING, AUSTRALIAN NIGHT, SOME OF THE FIRE CAME FROM (MPLACE- OF EARLY ADMISSION WAS NECESSARY TIME '~ENTS INSIDE NORTH V,ET NAM, MARINE OFFICERS IFOR BRITAIN IN OROER TO ENABLE HER TO PLAN IN TRAVELING TO AUSTRALIA, THE PLANE REPORTED I" LONG-TERM INVESTMENT PROGRAM MUST PASS THE INTERNATIONAL DATE LINE, VIET CONG GUERRILLAS TERRORIZED THE SAIGON BRANDT APPEALED FOR THE SIX COMMON MARKET THUS PICKING UP ONE DAY .e.REA Two GUERRILLAS -- A YOUNG GIRL AND A IES TO SHOW "SOLIDARITY" WITH BRIT- CHRIST~AN SAID NO OTHER DETAILS WERE TULE COMPANION -- TRIED TO TURN A MUSIC PRO- lAIN HE SAID THE WEST GERMAN GOVERNMENT AVAILABLE AT THIS TIME ON THE TRIP, IN GRAM ON THE SAIGON UNIVERSITY CAMPUS INTO !CDNTINUED TO BELIEVE NEGOTIATIONS SHOULD BE- CLUDING WHETHER THE PRESIDENT WOULD HAVE A PROPAGANDA RALLY SATURDAY NIGHT THEY IGIN AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE ON BR/TAIII/'S MEM- ANY DISCUSSIONS WHILE IN AUSTRALIA WITH SHOT THEIR WAY OUT Of THE UNIVERSITY AUDITOR- BERSHIP APPLICATION. OTHER HEADS Of STATE IUM, WOUND I NG FOUR STUDENTS WI TH A BLAZE OF ------MEMORIAL SERVICES FOR HOLT ARE SCHEDULED (iUNFIR( (CONTINUED fROM BASE~ IN MELBOURNE AT ST. PAUL'S CATHEDRAL, PAGt: ONE) NOON, DEC 22, AUSTRALIAN TIME (CONTINUED FROM MITTEE -- SPONSORED BY INDIA, THE UNITED • JOHNSON LAST VISITED AUSTRALIA IN THE C)HOUP PAGE ONE) ARAB REPUBLIC AND YUGOSLAVIA -- ASKS THE FALL Of 1966 EN ROUTE TO THE ASIAN SUMMIT COl'LD WIN A MILITARY VICTORY OVER NORTH VIET IS-NATION DISARMAMENT COMMITTEE (ENDC) IN AT MANILA IT WAS A~TER THE fORMAL SUM- NAt" I N THE FORESEEABLE fUTURE WOULD BE TO GENEVA TO REPORT NEXT AUTUMN ON THE COM- MIT THAT JOHNSON MADE A FAST, SECRET 'COMMIT GENOCIDE ON THE POOR LITTLE COUNTRY' MUNIST CALL fOR ELIMINATION Of MILITARY fLIGHT TO SOUTH VIET NAM TO VISIT WITH SHOUP SAID HE DID NOT THINK THE AMERICAN BASES IN ASIA, AfRICA ANO LATIN AMERICA. AMERICAN TROOPS AT CAM RANH BAY PEOPLE WOULD AGRE[ TO SUCH A SOLUTION. THE THA I AMBASSADOR ANAND PANYARACHUN SA I 0 BECAUSE Of HIS VISIT TO THE COMBAT ZONE ONLY WAY THE WAR CAN BE CONCLUDED, HE SAID HE WOULD ABST).IN ON THE VOTe: BECAUSE OF J IN 1966 THERE WAS IMMEOIATE SPECULATION WAS THROUGH A NEGOTIATED SETTLEMENT. OBJECTIONS TO THE PHRASING Of THE ITEM. HERE AND IN AUSTRALIA THAT HIS TRIP TO THE IN THIS CONNECTION, SHOUP PROPOSED THAT REPLYING TO THE HUNGARIAN ATTACK, HE SAID HOLT ~EMORIAL SERVICES WELL MIGHT INVOLVE PRESIDENT JOHNSON PROMISE IN ADVANCE TO THAILAND HAS NEVER TRI[O TO HIDE THE EXIST A CHRISTMAS SEASON SIDE TRIP fO AN AREA CEASE ALL OffENSIVE MILITARY ACTIONS WHEN ENCE Of BASES BUT STRESSES THAT THEY ARE WHERE AMERICAN TROOPS A~E STATIONED. TALKS BEGIN JOHNSON SHOULD ALSO CALL UPON THAI BASES WHICH ALLIES ARE PERMITTED TO THIS COULD BE IN VIt:T NAM ITSELF OR IN NORTH VIETNAMESE PRESIDENT Ho CHI MINH TO USE SUPPORT AREAS SUCH AS THE PHILIPPINES SET THE TIME AND PLACE fOR NEGOTIATIONS, THE THE THAI AMBASSADO~ REPEATED HIS COMMENT THERE WAS NO IMMEDIATE INDICATION WHO GENERAL ADDED LAST WEEK THAT IT WAS STRANGE TO HEAR HUN_ WILL ACCOMPANY JOHNSON WHO IS LI'KELY TO SHOUP CREATED A STIR EARLIER THIS YEAR GARIAN CRITICISM OF AMERICAN USE Of THAI DO CONSIDERABLE TRAVELING. AFTER DEMOCRATIC SEN. VANCE HARKE, Of INDIANA BASrS fOR AIR STRIKtS AGAINST NORTH VIET GAVE WIDE CIRCULATION TO A LITTLE NOTICED NAM WHEN PLANES "!)F A NATION C~NSIDERED CHESTER, ENGLAND (UPI) --GIRLS AT THE SPEECH SHOUP MADE IN CALIfORNIA IN THE SPRING FR I ENOL Y TO HUNGARY" HAD BOMBED THE HUH CHESTER CI TV HI GH SCHctOL HAVE TO PAY A Of 1966 IN THAT SPEECH, SHOUP SAID THE GARIAN CAPITAL IN 1956 ~ROM eASES WITHIN fiNE O~ ONE PENNY ro~ EVE~Y HALf-INCH Of UNITED STATES SHOULD HAVE ~[PT ITS "DIRTY, THE COUNTRY ITSELf. EXPOSEO LEG AeOVE THE ~EGULATION LENGTH BLOODY fiNGERS," OUT Of VIET NAtot AND THAT HE ALSO CHALL£NGED THE CHARGE THAT THE LAID DOWN BY THE PREFECTS -- TWO INCHES THE VIETNAMESE SHOULD NOT HAVE AN AMERICAN GOVERNMENT WAS SUPPRESSING POPULAR BANG~OK ABOVE THE KNEE. SOLUTION TO THEIR PROBLEMS "CRAMMED DOWN "OVEMENTS WITHIN THAILAND. IT'S THE GIRLS WAY Of RAISING MINEY rOR I THEIR THROATS BY AMERICANS." THAILAND HAS NEVER T~IED TG 18seU~E I~S CHARITY. 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