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BOMBAY, INDIA (UPI)--AN EARTH GOP Tackles JoIInson ROCKED WESTERN INDIA TODAY, In Viet Militarl Death Toll Rises; DESTROYING ONE CITY WHERE On Fiscal Situation 100 PERSONS WERE KILLED AND 1,000 Bong Son Hideout Village Burned WASHINGTON (UPI)--REPUBLICAN INJURED. INDIAN PRESS REPORTS LEADERS ChARGED TODAY THE NATION WITNESSES AS SAYING KOYNA SAIGON (UPI)-.U.S CAVALRYMEN STORMED INTO THE VILLAGE OF TRUONG LAM WAS "AT THE BRINK OF FISCAL CRIS+ NEAR THE QUAKE'S EPICENTER, AND BURNED THE THATCHED HUTS THAT HAD SHELTERED NORTH VIETNAMESE TROOPS IS." THEY SAID AMERICANS ARE SUf PICTURE OF DEVASTATION." IN THE SIX-DAY BATTLE Of THE BONG SON PLAI". fERING FROM INFLATION, GOLD WAS BRIDGE ON A ROAD TO KOYNA NAGAR A U.S SPOKESMAN SAID THE COMMUNIST DEATH TOLL IN THE BONG SON fiGHT FLOWING OUT OF THE COUNTRY AND fbR DESTROYED, HANPERING RELIEF ING CLIMBED TO 402 WHEN THE AMERICANS fOuND 51 NORTH VIETNAMESE BODIES EIGNER$ WERE BEGINNING TO DISTRUST EFFORTS. INDIAN HOME MINISTER Y. HASTILY BURIED IN THE VILLAGE AND CAVALRYMEN fOUND 15 MORE BODIES EIGHT TH.E DOLLAR. B CHAVAN RUSHED FROM HIS NEARBY MILES TO THE NORTH "WE DEPLORE TH.&:T THE: JOHNSON AD HOME Of KARAD TO THE STRICKEN TOWN, THE CAVALRYMEN USING ARMOR BROKe THROUGH A NORTH VIETNAMESE TRAP MINISTRATION MAY SOON FINO IT NEC THE HUGE POWER PLANT ~.S OUT OF YESTERDAY AND RESCUED SOUTH VIETNAMESE TROOPS PINNED DOWN IN THE AREA ESSARY TO REQUIRE REMOVAL Of THE ~RAT~ON C~TTfNG PO~ER TO BOMBAY. 300 MILES NORTH OF SAIGON TODAY, THEY ATTACKED THE STRONGHOLD VILLAGE REMAINING GOLD BACKING BEHIND OUR Of TRUONG LAM BEHIND A WALL OF TEAR CURRENCY, NOW 25 PERCENT, THUS GAS, ROCKETS, MACHINEGUNS AND ART TURNING IT WHOLLY INTO PAPER CUR-_ House Approves Record Measure. LERY RENey," THE GOP LEADERS SAID. UP! CORRESPONDENT WILLIAM M. THE STATEMENT WAS ISSUED BY THE Anti· Poverty Program Extended' LY REPORTED FROM THE SCENE THE REPUBLICAN COORDINATING COMMITTEE, ICANS MET RESISTANCE FROM ONLY COMPOSED Of GOP CONGRESSIONAL WASHINGTON (UPI)--PRESIDENT JOHNSON WON HIS GREATEST LEGISLATIVE THREE SNIPERS WHEN THEY ENTERED THE ERS, FORMER PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEES, VICTORY OYER THE OfTEN-BALKY 90TH C.NGRESS TODAY WHEN THE Heus£ GAYE VILLAGE. THEY FOUND HASTILY DUG GOYERNORS AND OTHER PARTY orrlc+ FINAL APPROVAL TO A $4.16 BILLION, TWO-YEAR EXTENSION OF THE WAR ON GRAVES HOLDING THE BODIES Of THE IALS POVERTY. 51 NORTH VIETNAMESE SOLDIERS. MEMBERS NOT ATTENDINB TODAY'S HOUSE ACCEPTANCE, 246 TO 149 ON A ROLL CALL VOTE, OF A COMPROMISE TODAY'S AMERICAN CASUALTIES WERE MEETING INCLUDED FORMER PRESIDENT ANTIPOVERTY MEASURE SENT IT TO THE WHITE HOUSE FOR THE PRESIDENT'S SI~ NOT ANNOUNCED. PREViOUSLY 28 AMER DWIGHT EISENHOWER, MICHIGAN Gov ~ NATURE. ICANS AND t6 SOUTH VIETNAMESE WERE GEORBE ROMNEY AND fORMER VICE PRES~ ACTION BY THE HOUSE, WHICH HAS eEEN FREQUENTLY HOSTILE TO THE PRESI KILLED IN-TM[ rIGHTING A"p-140 AM IDENT RICHARD NIXON, DENT'S PROGRAMS TklS YEAR, NAILED DOWN THE LARGEST AUTHORIZATION EVER ERICANS WOUNDED. THE STATEMENT WAS REAO AT A NEWS FOR THE THREE-YEAR-OLD WAR ON ONE OF THE PRESIDENT'S FAVOR. WITH LIGHTERS AND MATCHES THE CONFERENCE, AT WHICH REP. MELVIN ITES, THE ANTIPOVERTY PROGRAM GOT TROOPS SET FIRE TO THE DOZENS Of R LAIRD, (REP.-WIS ), COMMITTEE High Court Drops Bar FOR THE FIRST TIME MORE THAN A THATCHED HUTS IN THE VILLAGE. WHEN CHA'IRMAN, ACCUSED GOP GOVERNORS ONE~YEAR EXTENSION AND IT WAS THE (CONTINUED ON PAGE NINE) OF LETTING ROMNEY'S PRESIDc.T~AL To Red-Fed Employees FIRST GREAT SOCIETY PROGRAM THIS CHANCES "GO DOWN THE DRAIN," AND WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE SUPREME YEAR TO aE AUTHORIZED MORE MONEY lBJ Pushes Crime Control; I OPPOSED THE GOVERNORS' REQUEST CQURT RULED TODAY THAT IT IS UN THAN IT RECEIVED LAST YEAR. I (CONTINUED ON PAGE NINEl CONSTITUTIONAL FOR THE GOVERNMENT THE ACTUAL MONEY TO RUN THE PRO fBI Says Crime Rate Up TO BAR MEMBERS OF COMMUNIST ORGAN~ GRAM STILL MUST BE VOTED ON AN SAN ANTONIO, TEX.(UPI)--PRESIDENT IZATIONS FROM HOLOING JOSS IN OE- APPROPRIATIONS MEASURE. THIS WAS JOHNSON MADE A NEW APPEAL TO GET 'I Florida Cleans Up PLANTS UNDER TERMS OF THE EXPECTED TO COME TO THE HOUSE HIS SAfE STREET~ AND CRIME CONTROL After "Worst Disaster" I"L-'''-JETTISONED ANTISUBVERSlyE fLOOR TOMORROW. THE APPROPRIATION ACT THROUGH CONGRESS TODAY IN VIEW FORT WALTON BEACH, FLA (UPI)- CAN BE LESS, MORE, THAN AN rBI REPORT SHOWING CRIME IS CLEAN-UP CREWS SHOVELED THROUGH ' FOR THE MAJORITY IN THE UP SIXTEEN PERCENT. THE RUBBISH OF THIS AREA'S "WORST SIX TO TWO OPINION, CHIEF JuSTICE HE SAID THE NATION COULD IGNORE DISASTER" TODAY AND OFFICIALS ES EARL WARREN HELO THE JOB SECTION TIMAT~D THE OAMAG~ F'ROH"TQ~~Q~! ,THE 1~()",~F'~I~l,:.ATJR!" VIOLAT~D,~ THAT HAMMERED A 150-MILE STRETCH I RST "~[ROM[NT 'ftROrrer. 1Jf)?V: OF THE GULF COAST COULD RUN AS FOR AN IN- WASHINGTON HIGH AS $12 MILLION. CRATle LEAOER IKE MANSFIELD PRE NOUNCED THAT PRIME MINISTER LEVI Two PEOPLE DIED IN THE TWISTERS WARREN STRESSED THAT CONGRESS DICTED TODAY THE SENATE ~OULD TURN ESHKOL OF ISRAEL WILL MEET WITH THAT ROARED THROUGH THE AREA EARLY BACK LIBERAL OPPOSITION AND APPROVE JOHNSON PRIVATELY IN WASHINGTON IN YESTERDAY, BLOWING GO-GO GIRLS OUT THIS WEEK A CONPROMISED SOCIAL EARLY FEBRUARY. ESHKOL WILL BE OF THEIR CAGES IN NIGHTCLUBS AND SECURITY BENEFITS INCREASE PACKAGE VISITING THE US. IN CONNECTION HURLING SLEEPING CITIZENS FROM AND ESPIONAGE BUT SAIO THE LIBERALS OBo!Ef't T~_TH~ M(ASUU'. WITH AN ISRAEL BOND DRIVE THEIR BEDS. 1950 ACT WAS TOO LOOSELY DRAWN TO FREEZE ON W[LFARE AID TO FAMILIES JOHNSON'S STATEMENT ON THE CRIME AT LEAST 250 PERSONS WERE IN BE CONSTITUTIONAL. WITH DEPENDENT CHILDREN, auT MANS- CONTROL ACT, WHICH HAS PASSED THE AND IN FORT WALTON BEACH ANO PANA- HE SAID IT ALLOWED AN INDIVIOUAL FIELD ~AIO TO DEfEAT THE SILL HOU$E ~UT IS BOGGED DOWN IN THE MA CITY, HARDEST HIT PORTIONS OF BE PUNISHED FOR "GUILT SY ASSOC- WOULD MEAN "NO BILL THIS YEAR" TO JUDICIARY COMMITTEE, WAS THE AREA, ABOUT 700 PERSONS WERE IA T I ON. " I NCREASE SOC, AL SECUR I TY BENEF I TS. PROMPTEO BY AN FBI REPORT SHOWING HOMELESS. IT WAS THE LATEST SETBACK FOR THE MEASURE, A COMPROMISE BE- CRIME UP SIXTEEN PERCENT, VIOLENT CLEAN-UP WORK WENT ON UNDER A ACT WHICH WAS AIMED AT MAKING TWEEN HOUSE AND SENATE VERSIONS, CRIME uP flF'TEEN PERCENT AND ROB TORNADO WATCH WHICH THE WEATHER I::~~;::ROF THE COMMUNIST PARTY WOULD INCREASE BENEFITS 13 PERCENT BERY UP 27 PERCENT DURING THE JAN BUREAU KEPT IN EFFECT FOR MUCH OF Ii WITH THE GOVERNMENT. AND RAISE MINIMUM MONTHLY PAYMENTS UARy-SEPTEMBER PER tOO Of 1967 COM TOO'Y. Solo P R d 'RO. $40 TO $55. PARED WITH THE SAME PERIOD OF 1966. AUTHORITIES liERE PUT DAMAGES AT OS ass ecor IT ALSO PROVIDES THAT AID TO (CONTINUED ON PAGE NINE) BETWEEN $5 AND $10 MILLION. AT In l'ederal School AI"d FAMILIES WITH DEPENDENT CHILDREN PANAMA CITY, WHERE THE WORST TOR- r l PROGRAMS BE FROZEN AT THE ENROLL- Modern Medical Miracle NADO STRIKE OCCURRED IN A TWO-ANO- WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE SENATE AP- MENT LEVEL AS OF JAN. I, 1968 __ ON-HALF BLOCK AREA OF' ENLISTED PROVED A THREE-YEAR, $14.2 BILLION A PROVISION HOTLY OPPOSED BY A More Miraculous Daily MEN'S HOMES AT TYNDALL AIR fORCE SCHOOL AID BILL TODAY AFTER PACI- GROUP OF LIBERALS LEO BY SEN. v•• ",1 CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA (UPI)-. BASE, CIVIL ENGINEERS ESTIMATED ING SOUTHERNERS WHO HAD FEARED HARTKE, (DEM.-IND.) WORLD'S FIRST HEA~T TRANSPLANT (CONTINUED ON PAGE NINE) ITS APPLICATION UNDER fEDERAL DE- MANSFIELD REJECTED THE POSSIBLITY ENT TODAY TOOK HIS LAST COeALT " "t ION GUIDELINES. THAT HARTKE'S FORCES WOULD BE suc- IATION TREATHENT AND HIGHT BE 'Iio Bad PU bl lei Y THE MEASURE MUST BE RECONCILED CESSFUL 1N.--'t!LLING THE ENTIRE BILL TO SIT UP LATER IN THE DAY, "Bristles, Chokes" A ONE-YEAR, $1+.1 BILLION JUST TO ELIMINl.TE THE CHILD WELFARE lBJ BILL THAT WA~ APPROVED EARLl PROVISION. __~~ ____--: WASHKANSKY, 55, WASHINGTON {UPI ).-IN ONE OF HIS fASHIONIN OF A COMPROMISE AND C Ia SI R th IS STRONG ENOUGH HOW TO WALK SHORT MOST PERSONALLY REVEALING INTER- INAL CONGRESSIONAL APPROVAL PROB· one we aDS eu er ISTANCES BUT THEY INSIST HE NOT VIEW, PRESIDENT JOHNSON DISCLOSEO ABLY ~ILL GO OVER INTO THE SECOND MIAMI BEACH (upli--THE AfL-CIO THAT uNTIL THE END OF THE WEEK. HE HAS "BRISTLED AND CHOf{ED" OYER SESSION OF THE 90TH CONGRESS NEXT CONVENTION DEALT UNITED AuTO WORK- THE COBALT TREATMENTS AIMED A-T SOME OF THE CRUEL THINGS THAT HAVE YEAR. ERS' PRESIDENT WALT£R REUTHER A DOWN HIS BODY'S ABILITY TO HAPP£NEO TO HIS DAUGHTERS BECAUSE STALLED FOR THE f>AST WEEK, THE I SETBACK,," HIS FIGHT WITH I.".,IF/«·,U,,. ANTIBODIES THAT WOULO Of HIS HIGH POSITION. BILL EXTENDS FOR THREE YEARsIG':O"G' MEANY THURSDAY WHEN IT ABOL-I":J'" THE FOREIGN TISSU( OF THE "I HAVEN'T WRITTEN ANY LETTER BE~OND NEXT JULY I A VARIETY OF THE fEDERATION'$ EXECUTIVE STRONG HEART or DENISE DAR- VET, BUT I HAVE BRISTLED AND PROGRAMS TO AID EL~MENTARY AND SEC_ 25, WHICH WAS SEWN INTO HIS CHOKED," JOHNSON SAID. THE PRESI- ONDARY SCHOOLS CONVENTION N'NE DAYS AGO. MISS OARVALL DENT MADE THE REMARK IN A BROAD- ONE PROVISION UNDER THE BILL OVERWHELMING APPROVAL TO PRES~ KILLED IN AN AUTOMOBILE~CRASH. CAST INTERVIEW HE TAPED WITH MRS. GUARANTEES THAT EACH COUNTY WOULD IDENT JOHNSON'S WAR POLICY, DESPITE HIS DocToRa HAVE SAID W"SHKANSKY JOHNSON ON THE EVE OF LVNOA BIRO'S GET AS MUCH FEDERAL AID THIS Y'AR MINORITY MOVE TO HAVE THE FEDER- BIGGER DOSES or COBALT TREAT_ WEDDINQ TO MARINE CAPT. CHA"LES S LAST YEAR UNDER THE ASSISTANCE AT ALL ON THE THAN THAT GIVEN TO CANetR PAT- ROBB. PROGRAM WHICH BASES THE AMOUNT OF IENTS. JOHNSON RECALLED PR(SIDENT HARRY 10 A SCHOOL DISTRICT RECEIVES ON REVITALIZATION or THE COMMITTEE 0". MA"IUS BARNARO, BRQTHER OF S TRUMAN'S ANGAY LETT(R TO A MUS- NUMBER OF POOR CHILDREN IT ONE OF REuTHER'S MAJOR DEMANDS SURGEON WHO 'ERfO"NED THE OPER- IC CRITIC WHO HAD PANNEO THE IINQ- Is,:o,,,". HIS FIOHT WITH AfL-CIO PREst.;. , 51;"'_0 THE LITHUANUlH-BORN INO OF HIS OAUGHTER, MAROARET. w'e"" SECRETARY JOHN W. GARDNER M(~~y OYER THE FUTURE COURSE HIGHT BE ALLOWED TO SIT UP JOHN'ONS AL'O CRITICIZED OI ••ENT-lo,>",.o THE WAY rOR A~PROVAL WITH A OF THE FEDERATION. THE VOTt THURS- "IF THERE IS 0000 REASON rOR ERS 'N CONO"(SS AND YOUTHfUL ANTI- OUTLININO NEW PROCEDURES FOR OAV WAS ONE or THE MOST OVERT AC- WAR ~ROTESTERI WHO ATTACK 1'111 ISTERINQ THE CONTROV[N$IAL TIONS BY THE ArL~CIO IINCt THE OR. J.e.w. BOSNAN aAID If WASH VIET NAN ~OLltl['. H( 'AID, RIOHTa GUIDELINES rON SCHOOl. 10HT tME"OtD INTO TH( OPEN MORE HAD HIS VAY, HE WOULD BE A YEAR AGO. AROUND TNE ROOM. HOURGLASS MONDAY DECEMBER II 6 FM SCHEDULE EIGHT NOBEL PkIZE~ MONDAY - DECEMBER 11TH AWAkOEO IN ~ TOCKHOLM STOCKHOLM (UPI) --SEVEN SCIENTISTS, IN FOLK MUSIC _ BURL IYES, "CHILDREN'S FAVORITES", PETER, P"UL & MARY "ALBUM 1700"; CLUDING THREE AMERICANS, AND A LATJN AMER HEARTS AND fLOWERS, "Now Is THE TIME", PETER, PAUL & MARY "PETER, PAUL & MARY", ICAN WRITER CAME AWAY rROM THE GILDED THE BEST Of THE KINGSTON TRIO, JOAN BAEZ, FAREWELL ANGELINA. SPLENDOR OF SWEDEN'S ROYAL PALACE TODAY BEARING COVETED NOBEL PRIZES TUESDAY - DECEMBER 12TH THE EIGHT LA1)R(ATES, AND ELEGANT DINNER OF SMOKED SALMON AND ROAST DUCK UNDER THEIR SELECTIONS FROM BROADWAY - PLAYED BY THE CALifORNIA POPS ORCHESTR" BELTS, RECEIVED THEIR PRIZES PERSONALLY CHORUS WEST SIDE STORY, HELLO DOLLY. BYE BVE 81ROIE, O~LAHOMAJ THE SOUND Of MUSIC; FROM SWEDEN'S AGING KING GUSTAV VI ADOLF SOUTH PACifiC; My fAIR LADY. POGRY AN~ BESS; THE ORIGINAL CAST Of HELLO DOLLY WILL TRUMPETS BLARED AND AN AUDIENCE OF 2,000 ALSO BE PRESENTED APPLAUDED AS EACH WAS PRAISED FOR HAVING WIDESPREAD ~EARCH FINDS "CONE THE MOST FOR MANKIND DURING THE PRE WEDNESDAY - DECEMBER 13TH PRETTY BLONDE MURDERED VIOUS YEAR" EACH PRIZE THIS YEAR - IN WACO, TEX (UP1) --AN INTENSIVE TWO THE CATEGORIES OF MEDICINE, PHYSICS, CHEM COUNTRY AND WESTERN - DAY SEARCH FOR BLONDE, PRETTY JILL ISTRY AND LITERATURE -- WAS WORTH $62,000 JIM REEVES _ ilCOUNTRY STARS" BROWN, 19, ENDED YESTERDAY WITH THE IN CASH. VIC DANA- "0,.., THE COUNTRY" FINDING OF HER NUOE BODY, SLASHED BY THE NOBEL PEACE PRIZE, MOST COVETED OF SONNY JAMES _ THE BEST Of SONNY JAMES MULTIPLE KNIFE WOUNDS, IN A CLUMP OF ALL, WAS NOT AWARDED FOR THE SECOND YEAR IN BUCK OWENS - "BrrORE You Go" CED~R TREES NOT FAR FROM A PICNIC AREA. A ROW. THE RECIPIENTS or THE PRIZES WERE FRANKIE LAINE _ 'HELL BENT FOR LE~THERn THE BAYLOR UNIVERSITY COED HAD BEEN ANNOUNCED IN OCTOBER FRANKIE LAINE - "OR~NGE BLOSSOM SPECI~L" MISSING SINCE FRIDAY AFTERNOON WHEN ONE Of THE AMERICAN WINNERS WAS DR. HANS ROGER MILLER - GOLDEN H,TS HER CAR WAS FOUND LOCKED IN A SHOPPING A BETHE, 61, A PIONEER IN THE DEVELOPMENT CENTER, BLOOD SPLATTERED ACROSS THE or THE ATOMIC BOMB AND NOW A PROfESSOR AT THURSDAY - DECEMBER 14TH BACK SEIT AND SME~REO ON THE CHRISTMAS CORNELL UNIVERSITY. PRESENTS THAT LAY THERE. H,s STUD' ES or THE ENERGY OF THE: SUN AND PARTY SING ALONG - M,TCH MILLER HUNDREDS Of PERSONS JOINED IN THE STARS WON HIM THE PRIZE fOR PHYSICS. JOHNNY MATHIS - OPEN F,VE ~NO TWO GUIT~RS SEARCH FOR THE STUDIOUS, POPULAR GIRL, THE OTHIR AMER I CANS WERE PROfS. GEORGE JON I JAMES - WHEN I F ~LL I N LOVE WHO HAD BEEN A HIGH SCHOOL BEAUTY QUEEN, WALD, 61, or HARVARD UNIVERSITY, AND HALDAN MAn MONROE- 'NVIT~T10NS TO MOVIES CHURCH PIANIST AND HONOR STUDENT KEFFER HARTLINE 64, or NEW YORK'S ROCKE NANCY WILSON _ "A TOUCH OF TODAY" OFFICERS AOMITTED THERE WERE FEW CLUES .ELLER INSTITUTL THEY SHARED THE PRIZE IN CONNIE STEVENS - S,NGING NEW SENSATIO~ SHE HAO NOT BEEN RAPED OR ROBBED MEDICINE WITH S~EDISH PROF. RAGNAR GRANTIT, AT ITS PEAK, THE SEARCH ENLISTED 67. FRIDAY - DECEMBER !5TH RIDING (LUBS, A VOLUNTEER ~IRE DEPART THE CHEMISTRY WINNERS WERE BRITISH PROFS MENT, ELEMENTS OF THE NATIONA.L GUARD, RONAL NORRISH, 70, AND GEORGE PORTER, 47, A CHRISTMAS SPECIAL WITH SELECTIONS FOUR HELICOPTERS FROM FT HOOD, TEX , AND WEST GERMAN PROF MANFRED EIGEN, 40. FROM PHILAOELPHI~ ORCHESTRA, EUGENE SEVERAL LAW ENrORCEMENT AGENCIES AND GUATEMALAN DIPLOMAT-AUTHOR M,GUEL ANGEL ORMANOAY CONOUCTING,ANOY WILLIAMS, HUNDREDS OF OTHER VOLUNTfERS JUST ASTURIAS, 69, RECEIVED THE PRIZE .OR LlTERA- ROBERT GOULET, PERCY F~ITH, JOHNNY ANXIOUS TO HELP TURE MATHIS, MITCH MILLER, DORIS DAY AND A HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT EMPLOYEE FOUND ASTURIAS WAS THE FIRST TO CASH HIS PRIZE OTHeRS. HER BODY IN A SECLUOED AREA OF LAKE CHECK THIS MORNING, AND LATER WALD AND HART WACO MARINA. LINE CASHED THEIRS.
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NOW at the JEHEI.Ji:Y WUNTER PAGE 3 MONDAY, DECE~eER I HOURGLASS ~SHALLESE FOLKLORE \\£Co 0 IRECTOR ARR IYES SCI'IEDULEO TO ARRIVEI ABOARO THIS Af'TER~ ACCORDING TO ANCIENT MARSHALLESE ~OLK~ NOON'S NORTHWEST FLIGHT IS WESTERN ELEC LORE~ THE Goo LOWA, WHO HAD CREATED THE ISLANDS, STATIONED A MAN AT EACH or THE TRIC'S DIRECTOR OF SENTINEL PROJECT SYS~ CARDINAL DIRECTIONS TO BE RESPONSI8LE TEMS ENGINEERING, L A. BAIN. FOR CERTAIN ASpECTS OF ISLANO LIFE. MR BAIN IS VISITING 'SLANO TO DISCUSS THE MAN IN THE NORTH, ~.~ NAMED LOJle· SENTINEL AND WIKE-X RESEARCH AND OEVELO~ WEINEAMEN, WAS RESPONSIBLE FOR ALL DEATH MENT WITH KWAJAL~ I N F. ELD STAT ION ""N"."-I WHEN LDJIBWINEAMEN CALLED SOMEONE TO HIS MENT HE WILL OEPART ISLANO DECEMBER 15. DEATH, THE OEAD MAN WAS BURIED NEAR THE A NATIVE Of CHICAGO, ILLINOIS, ••E~, "E WATER __ USUALLY NEAR THE LAGOON. ArTER ATTENOED THE ILLINOIS INSTITUTE Of TECH THREE TO SIX DAYS THE SOUL ROSE fROM THE NOLOGY IN CHICAGO, RECEIVING THE BS OE~ GRAVE TO GO TO NAKO, A PLACE ON NADRIK GREt IN CHt~ICAL ENGINEERING IN 1939. DRIK ISLAND IN MILLE. BEFORE THE SOUL HE JOINED W[STERN ELECTRIC IN JANUARY COULO ENTER THIS ISLAND, THOUGH, IT HAD 1942 AS A METAL FINISHES OEVELOPMENT TO CROSS A tHANNEL FULL Of BIG fiSH ENG/NEER AT THE HAWTHORNE WORKS IN CH/ THE CHANNEL HAO TO BE LEApED ACROSS ANO CAGO, AOVANCING TO DEPARTMENT CHIEr OF BAO PEOPLE WERE so HEAVY WITH SIN THAT CHEMICAL PROCESSES, INSULATING MATERIALS, THAT THEY CouLD NOT MAKE THE JUMP AND ANO METAL rlNISHES DEVELOPMENT IN MARCH WERE EATEN BY THE FISH WHEN THEY fELL 1952. AMONG THE NOTEWORTHY PROJECTS IN INTO THE WATER GOOD PEOPLE COULD A CLUDED IN THIS ASSIGNMENT WAS THE INITIA MAKE THE JUMP QUITE EASILY WORK IN WESTERN ELECTRIC ON PRINTED WIR To ENSURE BEING ABLE TO JUMP THE CHAN ING MANUFACTURE, fOR WHICH HE WAS GRANT NEL, THE GOOD MARSHALLESE WERE REQuiRED ED A BASIC PATENT. '=:~""-:::::jTO RESPECT THEIR MOTHERS, THEIR fATHERS, IN S(PTEMBER 1954, MR, BAIN WAS PROMO~ TO BE BRAVE IN BATTLE AND TO RESpECT ED TO ASSISTANT SUPERINTENOENT OF DEVEL THEIR CHIEFS OPMENT ENGINEERING. Two YEARS LATER, WHEN THE SPIRIT ISLAND WAS REACHED, THE HE WAS ASSIGNED MANUfACTURING ENGINEERI TWO MARLINS WITHIN ONE HOUR. THAT WAS THE HOW IT HAPPEN- ,fAT Of THE SQUIRREL fiSH WAS PROV1DED RESPONSIBILITIES ASSOCIATED WITH THE ~-"P£" "000 so T"'T NO ONE WAS EVER HUNGRY OR ESTABLISHMENT OF THE PILOT MANUfACTURING ED SATURDAY FOR THIS FISHING PARTY. ABOVE ARE ~ n, n~ OPE RAT IONS OF THE ONAHA, NEB, WORKS. DAN HANAKAHI ( LEfT,) ALBERT KAA1AKAMANU, WALL HEA,", WHO THIRSTY. 6 CAUGHT THE fiRST MARLI~ (HANGING UP) WHICH WEIGHED 130 FROM THE S,"IRIT LAND Of NAKO, THE DE- IN DECE~eER 195 1 HE WAS TRANSFERRED POUNDS, ARNOLD HENSON (SECOND MARLIN 155 POUNDS), C.A, CEASEO WEHT ON TO LIVE WITH LOJIBWEINEA~ TO NEW YORK AS SUPERINTENOENT, ENGINEER- ING TRA,NING. IN THIS CAPACITY HE DIR- NORBERG, ROSE HENSON, MAR~GARET NORBERG AND CARL SIMONS MEN IN THE HORTH ECTED THE ESTABLISHMENT Of THE GRADUATE THE CREW WAS REWARDED FOR THEIR EFrORTS WHEN THE MEMBERS "--C~-C~T~AC-C~LA~U~SC------ENGINEERING TRAINING PROGRAM WHICH pRO or THE FISHING PARTY GAVE THEM ONE OF THE MARLINS SANTA'S FIRST VISIT IS IN THE NOT nre VIDtS ADVANCEO TRAINING FOR COMPANY EN- DISTANT FUTURE. HE WILL BE HERE ON SAT G.NEERS IN MARCH 1958, HE PARTICiPATED EXPLOR ING MARS IIf'ORTANT URDAY DECEMBER 16, FOR HIS KWAJALEIN CAPE KENNEDY (UP! ) __ ONE or THE NATION'S FOREMOST """,,,-·1 STAY. IT IS HOPED THAT ,l,LL THE CHILDREN MERS SAYS IT IS OF THE UTMOST IMPORTANCE THAT THE UNITED WilL ENJOY MEETING WITH HIM AT HIS VAR- ST~TES REINSTATE PLANS FOR EXPLORATION OF THE PLANET MARS 10US STOPS HE IS INTERESTED IN KNOWING DR FRED L WHIPPLE, DIRECTOR OF THE SMITHSONIAN INS' ".u-·i WHAT IS WANTED FOR CHRISTMAS TIDN'S ASTROPHYSICAL OBSERVATORY, TOLO A RECENT MEETING OF THE AMERICAN ASTRONAUTICAL SOCIETY IN NEW YORK THAT IT IS LIFE SAVING CLASSES IMPERATIVE THAT MbN SEARCH THE PLANET fOR EVIDENCE Of LIFE LIFE SAVING CLASSES fOR BOT~ JUNIOR RECENT CONGRESSIONAL CUTS IN THE SPACE AGENCY'S CURRENT AND SENIOR CLASSES ARE BEGINN1NG THIS BUDGET VIRTUALLY KILLED THE VOYAGER PROJECT TH,I,T WAS TO EVENING AT 5 PM THE CLASSES WILL BE LAND lJNMANNED SPACECRAFT ON THE RED PLANET IN 1973 AND 19 HELO EVERY MONDAY AND FRIDAY UNTIL ','p"o,· TO LOOK FOR LIFE IMATELY JANUARY 8 THESE ARE TWO HOU~ "WE VERY BAOLY NEED A SOFT LANDER ON MARS TO FINO OUT IF
PARIS (UPI)--STOKLEY CARMICHAEL, AN AMER~ BLACK POWER ADVOCATE, lEFT TOOAY FOR THE I !TEO STATES, ENDING A FIVE MONTH TRIP THAT I HIM AS FAR AS THE NORTH VIETNAMESE CAPI, AL OF HAND I. HE SAID HE WAS RETURNING TO THE UNITED POKEY! "BECAUSE 1 00 NOT WANT TO CRITICIZE HAVE YOU SEEN IN THE HONE'f POT i GOVERNMENT POLICIES WITHOUT ASSUMING 5iUPID, RESPONSIBILITY OF MY CIRTICISMS." SiICK'{ "I AM FULLY AWARE OF WHAT I AM RISKING," HONE-V' HE SAID. CARMICHAEL lEFT THE UNITED STATES MORE THA IVE MONTHS AGO TO ATTEND THE CASTROIST LAT RICAN SOLIDARITY ORGANIZATION CONFERENCE N HAVANA LATER HE VISITED NORTH VIET NAM, SYRIA, lA, GUINEA ANO SWEDEN WHERE HE APPEARED FORE A SO-CALLED "WAR CRIMES TRIBUNAL" rOUND THE UNITED STATES "GUILTY" OF WAR Moo •• IMES IN VIET NAM. CARMICHAEL, WHO ARRIVED DEC. 5 FROM STOCK WAS FLYING AIR FRANCE rLIGHT NO 707 I REALLY FEEl.. IN NEW YORK !N THE EARLY MORNING SORRY FOR JACK - I-lE HA5 FIVE UNMARRIeD DAUeHTERS-
B•• tI Bailey ® MONDAY, DECEMBER II, 1967 HOURGLASS PRO fOOTBALL kOUNDUP NEW YORK (UPI)--NATIONAL FOOTBALL lEAGUE: JIM HOUSTON BATT[D JIM HART'S PASS INTO THE
AIR J FIELDED IT ON THE ST. lOUIS 18 AND RAN IT rOR THE CLINCHING TOUCHDOWN.YESTERDAY, SP6 RTS SGCTI6N ENABLING THE CLEVELAND BROWNS TO DEFEAT THE CARDINAL! ~v-16 AND WIN THE ~ENTURY DIVISION PITCH and PUTT YANKEES WIN OPENER TITLE IN THE NFL. THE VICTORY BY THE BROWNS LErT,ONLY ONE THE TEAM COMBINATION OF AL KAHOLOKUlA, THE EBEYE YANKEES BLANKED THE TWINS 6-0 DIVISION TITLE -- THE COASTAL -- STILL UN WILLIAM NEDEIROS , JERRY PARSONS AND JOHN TO TAKE THE OPENING GAME or THE LITTLE DECIDED WITH ONE WEEK or PLAY REMAINING. VILORIA NABBED FIRST PLACE HONORS IN THE LEAGUE WORLD SERIES YESTEROAY. B,.LTIMORE (1I-0-2) AND Los ANGELES (10-1-2) PRESIDENT'S FOUR~AN TEAM TOURNAMENT BY ONE THEY KEPT UP THEIR WINNING MOMENTUM OF WILL MEET NEXT SUNDAY IN Los AHGEErS TO DE STROKE, WITH A TOTAL OF 153. FOUR TEAMS THE SECOND HALf BY GETTING TEN HITS OFF CIDE THt COASTAL WINNER. WERE TIED FOR SECOND PLACE AT 154; SWANGIN, LOSJ"G PITCHER RICK OWENS AND DISPLAYING IT MARKED THE SECOND CONSECUTIvE WEEK THAT Ross, DEVENNY, FLYNN - MOORE, THOMAS, R. TERRifiC D[f[NSE TO HOLD BACK THE TWINS HOUSTON HAD WRAPPED UP A GAME wiTH AN INTER Ross, SWEARINGEN - SPARKS, GREGG) fARRIS, WHEN THEY THREATENED TO SCORE. C(PTION RUNBACK. HE RACED YAROS AS THE EYMAN - SPIRI~h LAWSON, ALFONSO, HONEN. THE YANKEES SCORED THEIR ~IRST RUN IN 79 A TOTAL Of M PL.AYERS PARTICIPAltD IN THE THE SECOND WHEN BILET SINGLEO AND SCORED ON BROWNS BEAT NEW YORK 24-14 LAST WEEK AND TOURNAMENT OVER THE TWO WEEKENDS. SiNGLES BY BENDIK AND LOEAK. OWEN THEN GAVE ELIMINATED THE GIANTS rROM CONTENTION. ~------t uP A WALK TO GET HIMSELF IN A UTTLE TROU'.'" tHE BROWNS WILL NOW MEET THE DALLAS COW BASKETBALL MANAGERS MEETING BUT MANAGED TO PITCH HIMSELF OUT WITH A BOYS ON DEC. 24 IN DALLAS FOR THE EASTERN ALL BASKETBALL' TEAM MANAGERS ARE REMINDED STRII(EOUT AND TWO POP fL.YS. CONFEflENCE CHAMPIONSHIP THE COWBOYS, WHO Of THE MEETING TO BE HELD ON THURSDAY, THE TWINS GOT A VERY GOOD RALLY GOING IN CLINCHED THE CAPITOL DIVISION TITLE A WEEK DECEMBER 14 AT 5 PM IN THE SPECIAL SERVICES THE FOURTH AS THEY LOADED THE BASES ON AN AGD, BLASTED PHILADELPHIA 38-16 YESTERDAY. orrlCE. ERROR AND TWO SINGLES, BUT PITCHER TOKA THE COLTS REMAINED THE LAST UNDEFEATED BORE DOWN TO STRIKE OUT THE NEXT BATTER A~ TEAM IN THE NFL AND KEPT ALIVE THEIR HOPES or FINISHING WITH THE LEAGUE'S FIRST UNBEAT ~OFTBALL CAUSED THE fOLLOWING BATlER TO H1J ~ POP, PRACTICE EN RECORD SINCE t942 BY SHIPPING NEW ORLEANS THE fiRST PRACTICE SESSION FOR ALL WO"EN fLY PICKED OFf BY THE CATCHER, TO END THE SOF"TBALL LEAGUE PLAYERS WILL BE HELD AT INNING AND THE RALLY. 30-10 Lou MICHAELS KICKED THREE rlELD GOALS. TONY GUILLORY BLOCKED A LAST MINUTE PUNT 5.30 PM TOMORROW ON DALLY FIELD. I~ YOU HAVE YANKEES CAME BACK IN THE IR HALF OF THE BY DONNY ANDERSON, CLAUDE CRABBE RAN IT BACK NOT YET CALLED IN TO ENTER, PLEASE 00 SO FOURTH TO PUT THE GAME ON ICE WITH rlv~ 20 YAROS TO THE PACKER FIVE AND ROMAN GABRIE NOW BY CALLING SPECIAL SERVICES Ai 83331. RUNS ON FOUR SINGLES AND A NIC~ DOUBLE BY BOLKEIM. - PASSED riVE YARDS TO BERNIE CASEY ON SECOND COLLEGE ROUNDUP THE Tw (N$ LOS-T I Ht.1 R CHANCE TO COME BACK DOWN AS THE RAMS EKED OUT A TINGLING 27-24 VICTORY SATURDAY TO REMAIN IN CONTENTION. Los ANGELES (UPI)--AwESOMC LEW- ALCINDOR IN THE TOP OF THE SIXTH BY GOING DOWN ONE THE WINNER OF THE BALTIMORE-Los ANGELES GAME SCORED 45 POINTS SATURDAY NIGHT TO SPARK TWO-THREE ON TWO STRIKE.OUTS AND A POP FLY. NEXT WEEK WILL MEET GREEN BAY IN MILWAUKEE TOP-RANKED UCLA TO ITS 37TH CONSECUTIVE VIC THE SECOND GAME O~ THE SERIES WILL BE DEC. 23 rOR THE WESTERN CONFERENCE TITLE. TORY, A 121-80 ROMP OVER IOWA STATE. HELD ON WEONESDAY AT 5 PM ON THE MINOR CHARLEY TAYLOR, THE NFL's LEADING RECEIVER, ALC INOOR, THE 7-FOOT-1 JUN lOR WHO WAS LEAGUE FIELD. TH15 GAME SHOULD BE A GOOD ATONED rCR SEVEN DROPPED PASSES ay LATCHING COLLEGE BASKETBALLrs PLAYER OF THE YEAR LAST ONE, AS THE TWINS WILL HAVE TO WIN TO ST~Y SEASON, POURED IN 28 or HIS POINTS IN THE ALIVE IN THE SERIES ONTO A SONNY JURGENSEN AERIAL FOR A 33-YARD TOUCHDOWN WITH LESS THAN THREE MINUTES RE SECOND HALr. DON SMITH, IOWA STATE'S 6-8 CENTER, DID HANDBALL TOURNAMENT MAINING AS THE WASHINGTON REDSKIN~ EDGED THE ALL HE COULD TO KEEP HIS TEAM IN THE GAME, C.DIVISION SEMI_fiNAl S PITTSBURGH STEELERS 15-10. THE TO PASS BY SCORING 33 POINTS. BUT THE BRUINS RACED THE TEAM OF CATHA-ALLEN, PLAYING A STEADY JURGtNSEN, WHO COMPLETED ONLY NINE OF 32 AWAY TO A 24-8 LEAD IN THE fiRST SEVEN MIN· AND CONSISTENT GANE, TOOK THE FIRST GAME OF PASSES, WAS HIS 29TH or THE SEASON, A NEW UTES AND NEVER WERE BEHIND. SENIOR MIKE LYNN THREE IN THE MATCH. THUT-MEDEIROS DISPLAYED TEAM RECORD. AND JUNIOR LUCIUS ALLEN BACKED UP ALCINDOR GOOD RECOVERY ON SOME DIFFICULT FRONT WALL A HIGH-ARCHING 55-YARD PASS FROM JOE KAPP WITH 16 AND 15 POINTS RESPECTIVELY. RELAYS TO TAI(E THE SECOND GAME. HOWEVER, TO GENE WASHINGTON IN THE rOURTH QUARTER SET UCLA'S ZONE PRESS, SURPRISINGLY INE.FEC THE MORE EXPERIENCED TEAM OF CATHA-ALLEN UP A GAME-TYING 25-YARD rlELD GOAL BY FRED TIVE IN TH[ BRUINS' .IRST TWO GAMES, WAS A FINALLY PUSHED OVER THE 21 POINTS TO ICE Cox AS THE VIKINGS RALLIED TO DEADLOCK THE MAJOR rACTOR IN THE HOME CLUB'S THIRD WIN THE THIRD GAME AND THE MATCH. BOTH THUT CHICAGO BEARS 10-10. FRANK CORNISH LATER OF THE SEA SON ANO MEDEIROS HAVE IMPROVED GREATLY SINCE SAVED THE GAME ~OR THE BEARS BY BLOCKING A IN OTHER LEADING COLLEGE GAMES IT WAS THE START OF THE TOURNEY. 3D-Y_RO ATTEMPT BY COX ~ITH 12 SECONDS RE· FLORIDA SURPRISING WEST VIRGINIA 82-72, WIS S-DIVISION fiNALS MAINING. GEORGE MIRA, MAKING HIS FIRST APPEARANCE CONSIN SMOTHERING SOUTHERN METHODIST 120-82, THt OPENING MINUTES SHOWED BOTH TEAMS OF SINCE THE OPENING GAME, COMPLETED 20 Of 34 ING BEATING IDAHO STATE 115-96 AND WHITE-V,TTO AND UTZ-[NSIGN ON ABOUT EVEN PASSES rOR YARDS AND TWO TOUCHDOWNS DAVIDSON ROUTING MICHIGAN 90-71. TERMS. THIS DID NOT LAST AS THE CORNER 324 LEADING SAN FRANCISCO TO KeNTUCKY GOT BY PENNSYLVANIA 64-49, ST. Of WHITE STARTED TO TALLY. DESPITE GOOD Ar~_28 VICT~RY OVER THE ATLANTA FALCONS WHICH~SNAPPEO THE JOHN'S OF NEW YORK DE'EATED SOUTHERN CAL RtCOVERY SHOTS BY ENSIGN, THE FIRST GAME FORTy.NINERS' SIX-GAME LOSING STREAK. THREE 63-58, INDIANA 8EAT OHIO u. 89-63, SYRACUSE WAS WON BY WHITE-VITTO. TOUCHDOWN PASSES rROM RANDY JOHNSON IN THE TOOK BUFFALO 85-63, UTAH STATE OVER UTAH THE SECOND GAME WAS RELATIVELY EASY rOR SECOND HALr PUT THE ISSUE IN DOUBT UNTIL 102-90 AND BRIGHAM YOUNG DOWNED TEXAS 63-50. WHITE-VITTO AS THEY GOT orr TO A GOOO LEAD KERMIT ALEXANDER MADE HIS SECOND INTERCEPTIO DUQUESNE CAPTURED THE STEEL 60WL TITLE WITH THAT UTz-ENSIGN COULDN'T OVERCOME IN SPITE O~ THE GAME IN THE FINAL MINUTE or PLAY. A 100-66 WIN OVER PITT. or SOME VERY GOOD RECOVERY SHOTS. BoTH KARL SWE[TAH, RANKED LAST AMONG REGULAR TEAMS DISPLAYED EXCELLENT BALL HANDLING ANO NFL QUARTERBACKS, FIRED THREE FIRST-HALF GAME SPIRIT. CONGRATULATIONS ARE IN ORDER NBA BASKETBALL STAN~INGS TOUCHDOWN PASSES AND THE BLITZING DETROIT TO THE B-DIVISION CHAMPS .- WHITE AND VITTO EAST W L PCT. L IONS THREW QUARTERBA CKS FRAN TARKENTON ANO A-DIVISION SEMI-FINALS EARL MORRALL FOR LOSSES EIGHT TIMES EN ROUTE BO'S"TO'N 18 ·720 ONE or THE MOST OUTSTANDING GAMES OF TO A STUNNING 30-7 UPSET VICTORY OVER THE PH I LA,DELPH II. 20 ~ .~4 DrrRol T 17 HANDBALL PLA YEO I N THE TOURNAI4ENT SO FAR NEW YORK GIA~HS. TARKENTON MAHAGEO TO COM NEW YORK 12 " :41' WAS THAT BETWEEN BRAME-LYGHT AND HILL-WILLS PLETE ONLY THREE OF 16 PASSES eEfORE HE WAS CINCINNATI 10 :l ·385 ON SUNDA Y. REPLACED BY MORRALL LATE IN THE THIRD QUAR- BALTIMORE 16 .360 THE HAM OF SKENDER BRAME AND BILL LYGHT TER, 9 DISPLAYED NEAR-PERFECT TIMING IN THE SECOND AMERICAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE WEST AND THIRD GAMES TO COME OUT THE VICTOR IN THE OAKL.AND RAIDERS CLINCHED THE WESTERN si~ToulS 21 7 ·750 THE MATCH. DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP or THE AfL YESTERDAY SAN fRANC! SCO 21 9 IN THE FIRST GAME KEN HILL AND ALBERT WITH A 19-7 VICTORY OVER THE HOUSTON OILERS 17 '1000. 7 WILLS DISPLAYED GOOD LONG RELAYS AND WITH WHILE THE NEW YORK JETS AND HouSTON OILERS 9 21" .300 HILL'S TERRIFIC LOW CORNER SHOTS, TOOK THE REMAINED ,N A TIE rOR FIRST PL.ACE IN THE 7 21 .250 FIRST GAME. - -- EASTERN DIVISION. 7 24 .226 THE SECOND GAME, HOWEVER, WAS A DIFrERENT THE VICTORY, COUPLED WITH THE MIAMI DOL- STORY AS LYGHT's LOW CORNER SHOTS WERE TOO PHIN5' 41-24 UPSET OF THE SAN DIEGO CHARG- MUCH FOR WILLS, WHO GAVE UP FOUR POINTS 'N ",-",,,-JGAVE THE RA-lOERS -THE TITL.E WITH AN ROW TO GIVE THt GAME TO L YGHT-BRAME. RECORD. THE CHARGERS ARE 2t GAMES 8E- IN THE THIRD GAME BOTH TEAMS WERE DETER- I HINO VITH AN B-3-' RECORD AND HAVE ONLY TWO MINED TO WIN AS NEITHER TEAM WAS ABLE TO GAMES TO PLAY.
GET MORE THA~ ONE POINT AHEAD or THE OTHER I' THE JETS AND OILERS REMAINED TIED rOR THE ALL DURING THE GAME. LYONT" TERRIFIC EASTERN LEAO VITIi 7-4., RECORDS VHEN THE FRONT "'ALL VOLLEYS AND BRAME'S AMAZING KANSA! C ITY CHIEFS DEFEATED NEW YOR~21"7 RECOVERY SHOTS FROM MID-COURT f'INALLY EN- AND THE RAIDERS TOPPED THE OILERS. THE JETS' ABLED THEM TO PULL AHEAD FOR THE GAME AND REMAINING GAMES ARE WITH THE RAIDERS ANO MATCH. CHARGERS, VHILE THE OILERS' REMAINING GAMES HI~L AND WILLS HAVE DOHE A GREAT JOB IN ARE WITH THE tiHARGERS AND THE DOLPHINS. COMINe; ALONG THIS rAR IN THE TOURNAMENT; flu.o GO"'L' or 12, 32, AND 31 YARDS BY .. ~a CAN BE ATTRIBUTED TO THE OUfITAN.IMG GEORGE BLANDA ENABLED THE RAIDERS TO OVER- ABILITY OF KEN HI~~ AND THE IMPROVEMENT COME A 7-0 D(FICIT AND TAKE A 9-7 LEAD IN SHOWN BY HIS ''''RTNER, ALBERT WILLS. THE rOORTH 'ERIOD or THEIR GAME AT HOUSTON, THIS WIN BRINGS LYGHT AND BRAME UP AGAINSt TEX. HEWRITT DIXON RAN 22 YARDS FOR A TOUCK- ~EVIEW ~PORTS PICTOkIAL OF FOR ~RTIN[Z-HERNAND!Z rOR THE CHAMPIONSHI' DOWN TO MAKE THE SCORE 16-1 AND BLANDA TACKE -'0 fOC)TIAU'$ lon,-awaJted teIt ~W'een th~ Nn. TON I a.Hl. ON A ~5-'r'ARD ,.. (1.0 GOA\. LATE IN 1H[ O,tME TO ... JUI'L W'at sta.ed in Los An.e1et with. the NFL WEDNESDAY I DEC. 13, ROI.-SUM I DA WIL.L, MEtT ROUND OUT THE SCOR I NG. QllCkerS... beatin. JlmTaylorofPackerscarrt:: the AFt. Karaas el- roo THE C- D. VIIION rINAL'. CORNER8ACK FRED WilliAMSON CLI .... XED A ~~~~~~ __~ ______jC~~~~-!~~:~OO~~'~M:. ______JL~ (CONTINUEO ON 'AGE NINE) Section MONOAY II INVESTGl'j, ,"UIDE AMER I CAN AIRLINES NEW YORK (UPI) --STOCK PRICES MOVED IR~ 29 5/8 + 1/4 By SAM SHULSKY AMER I CAN REGULARLY LOWER IN ACTIVE TRAOING TODAY Af PHOTO 12 1/4 NC AMER I CAN TER PROfiT TAKING QUICKLY (RASED AN EARLY T & T 49}14 ~c Q - WHAT WOULD YOU ADVISE A MAN WHO IS AMPEX ADVANCE . 1/2 SELLING OFf fARM LAND WORTH $600,000 AND ANACONDA SELLING PRESSURE WAS NOT PARTICULARLY ~~ 7/8 - 3/4 WHO WISHES TO GET AN ANNUAL. INCOME OF ATLAS CORP HEAVY, HOWEVER, AND THE LIST WAS LEfT WITH 6 NA $25,000 TO $30,000 FROM HIS ASSETS. HElD BETHLEHEM STEEL A NUMBER Of BRIGHT SPOTS 31 1/2 - 3/4 LIKE LISTED SECURITIES THAT HE CAN CHECK MANY ANALYSTS HAD ANTICIPATED ANOTHER BOEING 90 1/2 - I 1/2 EVERY DAY. HE FEARS THAT WITHOUT THE FARMS BURROUGHS SELECTIVE ADVANCE IN VIEW Of SOME ENCOURAG 165 3/8 NA HE MAY BE BORED AND WOULD LIKE TO SPEND CHRYSLER ING WEEKEND BUSINESS NEWS AND EARLY ACTION 55 3/4 3/8 TIME WATCHING SECURITIES SEEMED TO fOLLOW THI S COURSE BUT I NV,,·,M<' COM S.H 48 3/8 1/8 A _ A MAN WITH $600,000 CAN DO PRETTY CONTROL DATA PREfERRED TO REMAIN CAUTIOUS fOR THE SES~ 157 1/2 - I MUCH AS HE DARN PLEASES AND HE OUGHT Dow CHEMICAL SION AS A WHOLE 87 5/8 - I 3/8 TO -~ PROVIDED, IN THIS INSTANCE HE Of THE 1,513 ISSUES CROSSING THE TAPE, DUPONT 146 I DOESN .T LET HIS HANKERING FOR A HOBBY' EASTMAN KODAK 702 DECLINED, 578 ADVANCED AND 233 HELO 146 - 1/2 JEOPARDIZE THE MAIN EFFORT' TO PROVI FAIRCHILD CAMERA UNCHANGED THERE WERE 66 I SSUES AT 1967 94 1/4 + 2 1/4 HIMS~Lf WITH A GENEROUS, SAfE INCOME.IWATCH_I FORD HIGHS AND ONLY 47 AT NEW LOWS 53 3/8 3/8 lNG, TOO OFTEN, BECOMES FRANTIC TRADING. GENERAL ELECTR I C THE UPI STOCK MARKET I NOI CATOR MANAGED 98 1/2 - I 7/8 TOOAY, $600,000 CAN BRING GENERAL INSTRUMENTS TO PICK UP 0.06 PERCENT TO 112.77, BUT 61 3/8 + I 5/8 IN $30,000 TO $35,000 A YEAR GENERAL MOTORS THE NYSE INDEX MIRRORED A DROP Of 10 83 NC FROM HIGH GRADE SECURITIES GEN T & E CENTS IN THE AVERAGE SHARE PRICE 42 3/8 - 3/8 THERE'O BE NO LAW AGAINST GEN T & R THE DJIA fELL 5 20 TO 882.05, REFLECT 26 7/8 - 1/4 WATCHING SUCH A LIST, BUT GOODRICH NC ING SOfTNESS IN SOME Of ITS 30 BLUE CHIPS 66 TRAOING IT MIGHT INVOLVE UN~ HILTON COMPONENTS THE RAIL AND UTILITY AVERAGES 65 3/4 - I 1/4 WARRANTED RISK SO PERHAPS HONEYIlI'ELL. EASED SLIGHTLY 114 1/8 - 1/4 HE OUGHT TO PUT, SAY, IBM VOLUME TOTALED 10,500,000 SHARES, ABOUT 6~~ 1/2 + I Sam Shulsky $500,000 I NTO SOUND, CON~ INTERNATIONAL HARV EVEN WITH THE 10,710,000 SHARES CHANGING NC SERVATIVE INCOME-PRODUCERS INTERNATIONAL. PAPER HANDS IN FRIDAY'S SESSION 26 3/4 - 1/2 FOR LONG TERM HOLDING AND KEEP $100,000 FOR INTERNATIONAL T & T Of THE 15 MOST ACTIVE STOCKS, 8 ADVANCED, 119 3/4 + I 1/2 INVESTMENT IN SECURITIES HE CAN NOT ONLY KAISER AL 4 DECLINED AND 3 WENT UNCHANGED 46 1/8 7/8 WATCH BUT TRADE -- IF HE IS SO MINDED -~ LITTON BRUNSWICK WAS FIRST, TACKING ON 3/4 TO 17 109 1/2 BUT PRO~ISING HIMSELf THAT HE WON'T INVADE LOCKHEED 7/3 ON SALES OF 235,400 SHARES. 51 5/8 - 1/4 THE $500,000 PACKAGE EVEN IF HE SHOULD LONE STAR CM UNITED ENGINEERING & FOUNDRY fINISHED 17 1/8 - 1/4 LOSE ALL THE $100,000. (INCIDENTALLY SOME MAGNA VOX SECOND, UP t 1/2 AT 30 ON TURNOVER Of 39 - I 3/8 Of THE $500,000 SHOULD GO INTO TAX EX~MPTS. McDONNELL DOUGLAS 162,800 SHARES. IT HAS BEEN VERY STRONG 55 1/8 1/4 THE AMOUNT WOULD DEPEND UPON HIS TAX LATELY IN RESPONSE TO TALK THAT VERNITRON MGM 54 1/8 - 7/8 MMM BUT CERTAINLY WITH THIS SORT OF INCOME HE CORP. MAY MAKE AN OFfER TO BUY ITS 2.5 8 3/4 SHOULD GIVE SOME CONSIDERATION TO GETTING MOBIL OIL 4§3 5/ MILLION SHARES Of COMMON IN A STOCK EX 5/8 THE "TOP DOLL.ARS" OF HIS ANNUAL INCOME FROM • MOTOROLA CHANGE 123 5 1/4 TAX-EXEMPT SECURITIES,) NORTHWEST AIRLINES UNITED PARK CITY MINES ROUNDED OUT THE 84 1/8 7/8 IN ANY EVENT, PUTTING THE $500,000 POR~ PAN AMERICAN TOP THREE, DI"'PING 3/8 TO 7 7/8 ON 137,500 23 1/4 NC TION OF HIS INVESTMENT TO WORK IS "EASY." POLAROID SHARES IT WAS A GOOD GAINER LAST WEEK 245 5/8 + 3 5/8 THAT $IQO,Ooo IN SECURITIES HE WANTS TO TOOAY'S SELLING WAS ATTRIBUTED TO PROfiT RCA 54 3/8 I 1/8 "MANAGE" COULD BE RISKY RAYTHEON TAKING. 112 1/2 I 1/4 ALL I CAN SAY IS THAT I HOPE A MAN WHO SEARS BUNKER HILL MOVED INTO fOURTH PLACE ON 56 1/4 1/2 WAS SMART ENOUGH TO ACQUIR E $600,000 IN SHELL 01 L. THE ACTIVE, JUMPING 8 1/2 TO 55 3/8 ON 64 3/4 - 1/4 FARM LAND I S SMART ENOUGH TO FOLLOW THE SHERATON 135,800 SHARES IT HAD A DELAYED OP(.NING 31 3/8 + 1/2 SAME ADVICE HE WOULD GIVE ME If I TOLD HIM SPERRY RAND LATE FRIDAY GULF RESOURCES & CH(.MICAL SAID 60 5/8 1/4 I HAD SUDDENLY DECIDED TO TRADE IN MY TYPE STD OIL OF CALif IT PLANS TO MAKE AN OFFER FOR 700,000 61 3/8 3/ 4 WR I TER AND A 40-FOOT CITY LOT FOR A 640- STD OIL OF I NO SHARES OF BUNKER HILL COMMON FOR $56 A 54 1/4 + 1/2 ACRE WHEAT FARM: "TAKE IT EASY, BUD __ STD OIL OF N J SHARE. DIRECTORS Of BUNKER HILL URGED 63 3/ 4 5/8 AND DON'T GET TOO BIG FOR YOUR BRITCHES." SHAREHOLDERS TO REJECT THE OFFER. STUDEBAKER -WORTH 59 1/2 NC TENNECO * ******* GOLDS IMPROVED IN RESPONSE TO A PICKUP 26 1/2 - 1/8 Q - , AM SINGLE, LIVE ON SOCIAL SECURITY TEXACO IN EUROPEAN DEMAND HOMESTAKE MINING ROSE 81 5/8 3/8 PLUS BANK INTEREST FROM $1,100 SAVINGS TEXAS INSTRUMENT 2 1/4- AMERICAN SOUTH AFRICAN ADVANCED 113 1/4 + 2 3/4 I'LL SOON HAVE TO PAY $450 IN REAL THIOKOL ES~ATE 2. 19 5/8 3/8 TAXES WOULD IT BE BETTER TO TAKE THIS 20TH CENTURY Fox STEELS EASED SLIGHTLY JONES & LAUGHLIN 28 3/8 1/8 $450 FROM SAVINGS, OR BORROW IT AT THE BANK UNION CARBIDE LOST I 7/8 MOTORS TURNED NARROWLY MIXED 46 5/8 3/8 ON A PASSBOOK LOAN? UNITED FRUIT OCCIDENTAL PETROLEUM WAS THE STANDOUT IN 53 1/2 - 3/8 A - I COULD GIVE YOU A MORE DEfiNITE RE~ U.S. GYPSUM THE OILS, ADVANCING 5 1/2 IN FAIRLY ACTIVE 67 1/4 - 1/2 PLY IF 1 KNEW WHEN YOU NEED THE MONEY AND, U.S. STEEL TRADING. ITS PROPOSED MERGER PARTNER, 40 5/8 NC ALSO, WHEN AND HOW YOU INTEND TO REPAY THE WESTERN UNION ISLAND CREEK COAL, ROSE 2. OTHER OILS 35 1/4 + I 1/8 BANK LOAN (OR RESTORE THE $450 TO SAVINGS.) WEST AIR BRAKE TENDED SLIGHTLY LOWER 35 1/8 3/8 IF, FOR EXAMPL.E, YOU NEED THE MONEY A FEW ELECTRONICS CLOSED MOSTLY LOWER WITH WESTI NGHOUSE 72 1/4 - I 5/8 XEROX DAYS BEFORE THE DAY lNT~EST IS CREDITED TO SOME NOTABLE EXCEPTIONS. MOTOROLA TUMBLED 303 3/4 1/2 YOUR ACCOUNT AT THE BANK, I T WOULD PAY YOU 5 1/4 TO 123 NATIONAL CASH REGISTER, RCA ZENITH 59 3/4 1/2 MUTUALS TO BORROW THE MONEY (USING YOUR BANK BOOK AND MAGNAVOX ALSO EASED. FAIRCHILD CAMERA AS COLLATERAL) AND PAY THE BANK'S L.OAN PICKED u¥2 I/q SCIENTIFIC DATA SYSTEMS DREYFUS FUND NA FIDELITY CAPITAL FUND NA RATE IN ORDER NOT TO LOSE THE INTEREST ROSE 2 3/4 ALREADY ACCRUEO TO THAT $1[50 IN SAVINGS RAILS MOVED SLIGHTLY LOWER. MOST AIR F,DELITY TREND NA FUND OF AMER I CA NA BUT THIS IS ONLY A SHORT-TERM CONSIOERA~ LINES ALSO DECLINED BUT KLM JUMPED 2 3/8. TlON AIRCRAFTS RETREATED WITH BOEING GIVING HAM I L TON FUND NA KnSTNIE S 4 ON A LONG~TERM BASIS, YOU MUST BE PRE UP I 1/2. NA MANHATTAN FUND NA PARED TO PAY MORE FOR A LOAN THAN THE TEXAS GULf SULPHUR ADVANCED 3 3/8. LAST RATE YOU ARE GETTING ON YOUR SAVINGS SO WEEK THE COMPANY PROPOSED A 3-fOR-1 STOCK MASS INVESTMENT TRUST NA NT SEC GROWTH SERIES NA If YOU DON'T INTEND TO REPAY THIS $450 WI SPLIT, ANNOUNCED A DIVIDEND HIKE AND RE~ IN A YEAR OR SO THERE ISNIT MUCH POINT TO PORTED SHARPLY HIGHER SALES PUTNAM GROWTH FUNO NA WEL.LINGTON FUND NA BORROWING AT AL.L FOOTE MINERAL ADVANCED 3 1/4 TO 30 HE I IF YOU'LL PARDON MY PRESUMPTION I MUST TACKED ON I 1/8 TO 14 5/8 ON AN OPTIMISTIC ADMIT t 'M A BIT PUZZLED BY A $450'REAL. EARNINGS OUTLOOK RHEINGOLD EASED 3/4 TO rXM JONES CLOSING RANGE OF AVERAGES STOCKS ESTATE TAX BILL FOR A SINGLE MAN LIVING ON 18 1/4 THE GOVERNMENT RECENTLY CHARGED CLOSE CHANGE SOCIAL SECURITY PLUS INCOME FROM~,IOO SAV THE COMPANY WITH MISLABELING ITS "LOW 30 INDUS 882.05 OFF 5.20 INGS HAVE YOU DONE ANY CLOSE fiGURING CARBOHYDRATE" SEER AND THE COMPANY SAID 20 RAI LS 234 22 OFF 0 29 LATELY ON HOW MUCH THIS HOUSE IS COSTING IT WAS MAKING ADJUSTMENTS 15 UTILS 124.27 OFF 0.63 YOU IN RENT -- ADDING IN, OF COURSE, THE 65 STOCKS PRICES ON THE AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE 308 92 OFF 1.33 VALUE Of YOUR MONEY INVESTED? TURNED MIXED IN ACTIVE TRADING. OF THE 979 ...... * * * * * ISSUES CROSSING THE TAPE, 412 DECLINED NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE INDEXES Q - I OWNED 100 SHARES Of A STOCK WHICH 403 ADVANCED AND 164 REMAINED UNCHANGE~ CLOSE CHANGE CLOSED ONE DAY AT 31 5/8. THE NEXT DAY A THE AMEX INDEX GAINED 14 CENTS TO $23.20. I NDUSTR, AL ~5.75 0,,0.11 33 1/3% STOCK DIVIDEND BECAME EFFECTIVE TO 5,674,420 SHARES FROM THE TRANSPORTATION 8.09 OFF 0.02 AND THE STOCK WAS L.ISTEO AT CL.OSING AT TRADED FRIDAY. UTI L I TV 42 42 OFF 0.09 223/4 "UNCHANGED." I FIGURED I LOST MORE F I NANCE 52 00 Up 0.14 THAN $100. WHAT'S "UNCHANGED" ABOUT THAT? ALL STOCKS INDEX 52.92 OFF 0.10 A - THERE WAS AN ERROR ON THE PART OF THE tiETHL.EHEM, N.H. (UPI) --THEREIS A CHRIST- REPORTING AGENCY. IF THE STOCK CLOSED AT MAS TREE THIEF IN THIS LITTLE TOWN Of 31 5/8 BEFORE THE DIVIOEND, AN EQU1VAL.ENT BETHLEHEM PRICE AFTER THE 33 1/3% OIVIDENO WOULD HAVE A TAX INCREASE's' doubly MEMBERS OF THE WOMEN'S CIVIC CLUB WERE BEEN 23 5/8 IF THE CLOSING PRICE AFTER Important In view of Bnt GOING TO TRIM THE SPRUCE TREE YESTERDAY T~E nl~IOEND WAS 22 3/4, IT SHOUL.D HAVE ish devaluation of the pound, DESIGNATED AS "OFF''' 7/8. Tres'Iury Secretary Henry WHICH THEY PLANTED LAST YEAR BUT SOHEONt H Fowler tells reporters HAD CUT IT DOWN AND HAD HAULED IT AWAY. quJzzlng him In Washington Now You KNOW DRAFTING "EN INTO NILI THIS CHRISTMAS GIVE THE SPECIAL GIFT ••••• U.S. SAVINGS BONOS TARY SERVICE BEGAN WITH THE FRENCH REVOLU- ~ ______-L ______-L_T~I~O~N~'N~I~7~8~9_'=N:O~'~F~R~E~N~C:H LAW IN 1790. II HOURGl.e.SS PAGE 7 Yes, Virginia, There is The Us A Winchester Cathedral! By JAMES H WINCHESTER Clnltra! Press A.f~oCUlholt C01'T"'8pOl1MlIt THE VIETNAMESE BOY stood cautIously In the darkne!JS of the blind Strange hands lll gerted a small eat"phone mto hi! ear, followed by the placemeTlt of an unfam.lhar object in the paJm of hls hand The young ster lIStened intently Th,s WllB the Vietnam setting In a small room at the SChOol for Blmd Boys In SaIgon N",E' year-oJd Le Quang Manh hnd ~n told (larller that thIS strange deVice would help hirn ~ense obJe<:ts In ha path The mlUl whD salll, "It WIll help you' stood nearby He IS AIr Force 2nd Lt Forrest M Mmls of Houston, who devotes h,s LIeutenant MlI"J elll:pla",~ hI$ off - dllty tune to helpmg tbe _"'9 ald dey,ce to 1.. Ouang bltnd \Vltb a device he Invenkd Monh at tho school In SaIgon whIch produ<:es an audIble reCeIved through an earphonf radar t) pe deVJ~e sends out an ...,.... by lise of all mVIslble mfra_red mVIs,blt' mfTll-r~d light \Vhen ...... -....,...... the beam o{ hght strokes an .. , ,,...... light and a photo dIode snd ...... In L_ ...... object ).ts path, It bounces ~Nonow 2 ftUlt ,...... amplifIer BaSically It dete<:ts ...... back and IS picked up by a sen .... NaUve objt'cts encolmtered m the path ...... "... , sItive photo diode and then con L.,..,...... "0. DETRGIT CLO~E~ OUT THE YEAR ROBBS IN ~T. JOHN'S Fa< lROP ICAL HONEYIIOON ~TILL ~EEKING THE AN~WER~ ST. JOHN'S, V.I. (UPI)--LYNDA BIRO JOHNSON By MICHAEL J CONLON ROBB AND HER HUSBAND OF 48 HOURS BEGAN THEIR DETROIT (UPI)--flvE MONTHS OF TALK AND TEARS, AND PAIN STILL THROBS BEHIND THE SCARS ON TROPICAL HONEYMOON TODAY IN SECLUSION AT A 12TH STREET. A LONELY WINTER WINO PROWLS THE RUBBLE, SIFTING SNOW ACROSS THE BROKEN GLASS LUXURIOUS VIRGIN ISLANDS RESORT. AND BRICKS IN THE ROUGH GRAOEO LOTS Of LEVELLED BUILDINGS. A DEAD DOG AND AN UPENDED THE PRESIDENT'S DAUGHTER AND HER 28-YEAR TRASH BARREL SHARE A GUTTER NEAR BLACKENED STORE FRONTS WHOSE WOUNDS ARE SWATHED BY SHEETS OLD MARINE CAPTAIN HUSBAND, CHARLES, ARRIVED Of PLYWOOD. HERE YESTERDAY AfTER A fliGHT ON A COMMER THIS LINE OF SHOPS AND TAVERNS WAS THE SHODDY BIRTHPLACE LAST JULY Of THE WORST URBAN CIAL AIRLINER fROM WASHINGTON TO SAN JUAN, VIOLENCE IN MODERN U S HISTORY THE STATISTICS WERE GRIM' DEAD, HOMELESS, HUN 43 5,000 PUERTO R I CO DREDS INJURED, NEARLY 5,000 PROSECUTED ARRESTS. TWELFTH STREET IS STILL GRIM TODAY FROM SAN JUAN THEY WERE FLOWN BY PRIVATE THE WEEK Of RIOTING ANO SNIPING AT ITS WORST fLARED IN ALMOST EVERY SECTION Of TOWN IN PLANE TO ST JOHN'S, ONE Of THE THREE MAIN ONE MANNER OR ANOTHER. BUT PEOPLE AND CIVIC LEAOERS WHO LOOK BACK AT THE BEGINNING lOOK AMERICAN-OWNED VIRGIN ISLANDS. AT 12TH STREET THEY SEE BLOCKS WHERE ONLY ONE STORE HAS REOPENED, THEY SEE SOME WHERE THEY WENT DIRECTLY TO CANEEL BAY PLANTATIO SHOPS HAVE BRICKED UP THEIR PLATE GLASS WINDOWS, LEAVING ONLY SMALL GLASS PANELS SEVEN WHICH IS A lUXURY HOTEL OWNED BY LAURENCE fEET ABOVE THE SIDEWALK, AND THEY SEE AT LEAST ONE EMPTY LOT WITH A SIGN PROMISING A NEW ROCKEFEllER. BEAUTY SHOP "COMING SOON" THEY SEE A CHINESE LAUNDRY WITH A CRAYONED SIGN "fOR SALE OR DAVID BREWER, ASSISTANT TO THE GENERAL LEASE," AND THEY SEE THE CORNER NEAREST WHERE THE STORM BEGAN -- ONE LOT. fiRE-flATTENED MANAGER OF THE HOTEL, TOLD NEWSMEN, "I HAVE AND fOR SALE. ONE SHELL Of A BAR-BE-CUE RIB INSTRUCTIONS TO SAY THIS IS A COMPLETELY RESTAURANT, ONE NEW SHOE STORE, AND ONE BANK IN THE COMMUNITY," HE SAID, "AND WE'VE PRIVATE VACATION FOR THEM AND NO PRESS IN OFfICE, DOING BUSINESS AS USUAL GOTTEN THROUGH TO THE CONSCIOUSNESS Of A TERVIEWS OR PICTURES ARE AllOWED." AT YEAR'S END MORE THAN 100 RIOT-DISPOS WiDE SEGMENT OF THE COMMUNITY. "tHEY ARE ON THEIR OWN. If THEY WANT ANY SESSED fAMilIES WERE STILL WITHOUT PERMANENT "WE WOULD BE ENCOURAGED THAT WE HAVE MADE HELP WE WilL GIVE IT TO THEM. AND THEIR STAY HOMES MOST OF THEM WERE LIVING IN TEMPORARY AN APPROPRiATE START IN SOME Of THESE IS INDEFINITE." QUARTERS, SHARING SPACE WITH fRIENDS OR AREAS, BUT OUR WORK IS REALLY ONLY JUST BE ALTHOUGH IT WAS KNOWN THAT THE HOTEL, RELA T I VES GINNING. WE DO NOT HAVE A SENSE Of SATIS BOOKED TO CAPACITY, HAD BEEN CAREPUlLY THERE ARE MANY OTHER STREETS IN DETROIT fACTION AT HAVING ACCOMPLISHED ANYTHING CHECKED IN ADVANCE BY SECRET SERVICE AGENTS, LIKE 12TH, SOME WHERE THE GLASS IS NEW, SOME MAJOR YET " THERE WAS NO EVIDENCE Of SPECIAL SECURITY WHERE THE STAINS Of DESTRUCTION ARE ONLY IN THE SOILED WORLD Of 12TH STREET, fiVE PRECAUTIONS AROUND THE GROUNDS TODAY. SLIGHTLY WEATHERED AND fOR ALMOST EVERY MONTHS IS A LONG TIME BUT THE NEW DETROIT NEWSMEN AND PHOTOGRAPHERS ROAMED THE LAND SICKNESS, SOMEONE HAS SUGGESTED A CURE COMMITTEE, AT lEAST, HAS BEEN HONEST - SCAPED GROUNDS FREELY, aUT 010 NOT CATCH A MA'I'OR JEROME P CAVANAGH WAS AMONG THE ABOUT WHAT IT HAS DONE AND WHAT IT MIGHT GLIMPSE OF THE HONEYMOONERS. fiRST HE OfFERED A MASSIVE REBUILDING PLAN BE ABLE TO 00. As HUDSON PUT IT "THEY ARE STAYING IN REGULAR GUEST ACCOM F'OR EMPLOYMENT PROGRAMS, IMPROVED POL I CE "WE DON I T PRETEND WE KNOW ALL THE AN MODATIONS, JUST AS ANY OTHER GUEST WOULD BE TRAINING, MORE EDUCATION AND MORE NEGRO PO SWERS. " PUT IN," BREWER SAID LICEMEN HE SUGGESTED THAT STATE AND flDERAL HE SAID HE WAS UNAWARE OF ANY SPECIAL PLAN GOVERN~ENTS SHOULD HELP PICK UP THE TAB SO FUNERAL ~ERVICE~ b£T THEY HAD fOR THE DAY, SUCH AS DEEPSEA r,s~ fAR LITTLE HAS BEEN DONE WITH HIS PLA~ FOR NEGRO ASTRONAUT ING OR SNORKELING IN THE FAMED CRYSTAL-CLEAR THE POLICE DEPARTMENT IS TRAINING A PRO CHICAGO (UPI)--FAMILY fUNERAL SERVICES WATERS SURROUNDING THE ISLAND. JECTED I ,ODD-MAN AUXILIARY fORCE TO ASSIST WILL BE HELD TONIGHT FOR AIR FORCE MAJ. fIRE~EN, GUARD PUBLIC INSTALLATIONS AND CON ROBERT H LAWRENCE, THE NATION'S FIRST JIMMIE kODGER~ CRITICAL I TROL CROWDS I N THE EVENT Of fUTURE TROuBLE NEGRO ASTRONAUT, GLENDALE, CALIF. (UPI}--SINGER JIMMIE 'THE FORCE WILL BE ISSUED GUNS ONLY WHEN LAWRENCE, 31, WAS KILLED FRIDAY WHEN THE RODGERS, liSTED IN CRITICAL CONDITION FOLLOW TROUBLE BREAKS OUT F~104 STARFIGHTER HE WAS fLYING CRASHED AT ING A SECOND BRAIN OPERATION, IS NOT EXPECT A CITY DEPARTMENT HAS OffERED A $4 MILLION EDWARDS AIR fORCE BASE, CALIf ED TO BE OUT or DANGER fOR AT LEAST FIVE PLAN TO TURN 12TH STREET INTO A TREE-SHADED MEMORIAL SERVICES WERE HELD YESTERDAY AT DAYS. BOULEVARD LINED BY PARKS AND LOW-RENT HOUS HOLY NAME CATHEDRAL AND CORPUS CHRISTI DR. WILLIAM DONHAM, ROOGERS' PERSONAL lING CAVA 'AGH HAS EVEN SUGGESTED CHANGING C"THOLIC CHURCH IN CHICAGO L. PHYSICIAN, SAID THE NEXT FOUR DAYS WOULD BE THE NAME ~f THE INfAMOUS STREET. THE FAMilY SERVICE WILL BE HELD AT 8 PM EXTREMELY CRITICAL FOR THE 33-YEAR-OLD EN- fOR THAT LAST SUGGESTION, ONE CIVIL RIGHTS TONIGrlT IN THE GRIFfiN FUNERAL HOME ON THE TERTA INER. GROUP SUGGESTED THA T I f ANY NAME I S TO BE SOUTH S I DE SURGEONS REMOVED 20 SQUARE INCHES OF THE ,CHANGED IT OUGHT TO BE CAVANAGH'S AND OTHER ON TUESDAY, A MEMORIAL SERVICE WILL BE SINGER'S SKULL IN A 2k HOUR OPERATION i BLACK POWER GROUPS HAVE OEMANOED ALL-.\!EGRO HELD AT THE fIRST UNITARIAN CHURCH IN CHI SATUR~ DAY T~ RELIEVE PRESSURE fROM SWELLING OF THE POLICE fORCES fOR NEGRO NEIGHBORHOODS, GOV CAGO. CREMATION WILL FOLLOW IN GRACELAND aRAIN. THE FIRST OPERATION WAS PERfORMED LAS ERNED 8'1' A NEGRO POLICE COMMISSIONER, OR CEMETERY TUESDAY TO HALT CEREBRAL HEMORRHAGING. PERHAPS A BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS WITH NEGROES A MEMORIAL SERVICE AT EDWARDS AIR FORCE THE POPULAR FOLK SINGER WAS fOUND BY A GOVERNING THE POLICE IN NEGRO SECTORS BASE '!'IILL BE HELD AT THE SAME TIME ON TUES FRIEND THE MORNING OF DEC I IN HIS CAR ON THE POSITIVE SlOE THE COMMON COUNCIL IN OA Y. ON A ROAD NEAR A FREEWAY IN GRANADA HilLS. I NOVEMBER PASSED A CITY LAW fORBIDDING RACIAL A fRIEND OF THE fAMILY SAID YESTERDAY A RODGERS WAS SUFFERING FROM A SKULL fRACTURE DISCRIMINATION IN THE SALE OR RENTAL Of SCHOLARSHIP fUND FOR A CHEMISTRY STUDENT BUT COULD NOT RECALL THE EVENTS SURROUNDING PROPERTY IT THREATENED VIOLATORS WITH 30 HAS BEEN ESTABLISHED AT BRADLEY UNIVERSITY. DAYS IN JAIL OR A $300 fINE AND SOME EM THE INJURY. POLICE ARE INVESTIGATING. PLOYMENT PROGRAMS, BY THE AUTO IN~USTRY AND OTHERS, ARE SHOWING TENTATIVE SIGNS OF ~"""_*""'''''*,,,.'' •••• *,''.'''.I I II If. I I I I •• It ••••• SUCCESS THERE HAVE BEEN NEGATIVE REACTIONS DONALD LOBS INGER, A CIVIL SERVICE UNDERLING, HAS \ Lin \, IN THE MONTHS SINCE THE RIOT TOURED WHITE AND SUBURBAN NEIGHBORHOODS, SOMETIMES DRAW~ ING SIZABLE CROWDS WHILE ~ING WHITE RESI- DENTS TO ARM THEMSELVES fOR THE REVOLUTION "WE HAVE GUNS," HE TOLD ONE GROUP Of NEGROES WHILE SPEAKING ON A COllEGE CAMPUS, Speakers on Sale tomorrow I "AND WE WILL USE THEM If YOU COMMUNISTS IN What's new at l'lacy's, SIST ON RESORTING TO VIOLENCE ., man? LOBS INGER IS A MINORITY VOICE To R,CHARD Pioneer, of course' MARKS, DIRECTOR Of THE DETROIT COMMISSION ON Yeh, what kind? COMMUNITY RELATIONS, LOBSINGER REPRESENTS Same groovy models they've " THE NEAREST THING TO STORM TROOPER MENTAL- Which ones? ITY WE HAVE SEEN IN THIS COUNTRY" had before: MARKS FEELS THAT THE ONE THING DETROIT CS-24's for $29.25 a pair STILL HAS GOING FOR IT IS A "LEADERSHIP CS-A22's for $61.50 a pair CS-A31's for $142.00 pair STRATUM" WHICH HAS REfUSED TO GIVE UP HE a SAID COMMUNITY LEADERS DECIDED "THEY JI.,lST CS-A5Q's for $196.00 a pair and those little CS-51's are HAD NOT DONE ENOUGH -- AND THAT THEY HAD TO back again at $67.00 a pair 00 IT IF ANYTHING WAS TO BE DONE "THE CREATION Of THE NEW DETROIT COMMITTEE No big sweat, man __ they've IS A TANGIB' E REPRESENTATION TH.T WE DIDN'T It'll DrobBbly be got over 200 pair all to CHOOSE TO LEAVE THE TANKS IN THE STREETS, TO another sta~pede- gether. Should be plenty MAKE THIS A FORTRESS CITY. WE DECIDED THIS I'd better get there to go around • HAD TO BE A PEACEfUL CITY," MARKS SAID. .c.AR.LY I THE NEW DETROIT COMMITTEE IS A "BLUE RIBBON But I don't wan~ to Cool it man, besides these, PANEL" NAMED TO PULL ALL Of THE RECOVERY Er miss Ollt again' they have another shinment rORTS ONTO ONE TABLE IT HAS MET REGULARLY, coming next month' TALKED TO THE MiliTANT SEGMENTS Of THE NEGRC COMMUNITY, WINED AND DINED LAWMAKERS IN THE Class, ~ant class l Yeh l STATE CAPITOL TO LOBBY FOR AN OPEN HOUS ING lAW, BuT OTHERWISE HAS AVOIDED orfERING MAGIC CURE-ALL fORMULA'. JOSEPH L. HUDSON JR., THE BOSS or THE CITY'S BIGGEST DEPARTMENT STORE CHAIN AND CHAIRMAN or THE COMMITTEE FEELS THAT THE CITY HAS NOT BttN MIRED DOWN IN THE ASHES or THE RIOT "WE HAVE CREATED CONSIDERABLE DIALOGUE .11·····'··_···· ...... 111 ...... *•• *...... - MONO ... Y DECEMBER II 'NU'D ..DM (CONTINUED FROM (CONTINUED rROM FOOTBALL PAGE FiVe) VIET NAM P ... GE ONE) JOHNSON P",GE ONE) 8RILLIANT EFFORT B'!' THE KANSAS CITY OEF'EN- THEY MOVED OUT, THE TWO-STORY BUDDISHT JOHNSON SAID THE NEW FIGURES FROM THE S I VE UN I T BY DASH I NG 77 YARDS rOR THE TEMPLE W"'S THE ONLY BUILDING STILL ST"'ND JUSTICE DEPARTMENT ~LLUSTRATED "THE ",WEM CLINCHING TOUCHDOWN IN THE CHIErS I VICTORV lNG, REillY S ... IO SOME CONSEQUENCES OF DELAYING NEW fEoeRAL AT NEW YORK. DEFENSIVE TACKLE BUCH 8UCHANAN THE COUNTRY ... UTHORITIES H... O PREVIOUSLY SUPPORT POR OUR POLICE OEPARTMENTS ... ND LED ... MEAT-GRINDING KANSAS CITY DEFENSE THAT PUT LOSSES ... T 305 OE"'O WHEN THE MEN OF THE OTHER AGENCIES OF CRIMIN ... L JUSTICE. THREW QUARTERBACK JOE NAMATH rOR LOSSES AND U,S 1ST AIR C ... V... LRY DIVISION RO",RED TO THE "HAD CONGRESS ... CTEO PROMPTLY, OUR POL I CE PICKED OfF THREE Of HIS PASSES • RESCUE OF THE SOUTH VIETN ... MESE IN ... HELL~ ... ND OTHERS IN THE fRONT LINt IN THt FIGHT THE CHIEFS BROKE A SCORELESS TIE EARLY IN FOR-LE"'THER TYPE DASH P",ST ENEMY STRONG AGAINST CRIME WOULD BE RECEIVING NEW SUPM THE SECOND H... LF WHEN CURTIS MCCLINTON OOINTS PORT WHICH THEY SO DESPERATELY NEED," THE ONE-YARD FOR A TOUCHOOWN AT THE CLIMAX OF NEW GRAVES FOUND INSIDE ... No OUTSIDE THE PRESIDENT SAID AN "MPLAY, Bo-URD DRlVE FOLLOWING THE KIC VILLAGE OF TRUONG LAM AND SCATTERED FIGHT "THE F'EOEIu'L GOVERNMENT WOULD NOW BE I N fF. EIGHT PLAYS LATER, LEN DAWSON!' "-YARD ING ELSEWHERE IN THE BONG SON ",REA BROUGHT VESTING $50 MILLION IN LOCAL ... GENCIES Of PASS TO CHRIS BURFORD, FOLLOWING THE TOLL TO 387, THEY S ... ID CRIMINAL JUSTICE, LAYING THE G~OUND WORK ABELLIS RECOVER'!' Of A FUMBLE BY MATT THE ASS"'ULT ON TRUONG L"'M BEG",N AT 5 30 fOR A $300 MILLION ACTION PROGRAM NEXT NEW YORK 31, GAVE THE CHIEFS AM WITH THE AMERIC ... NS MOVING "'CROSS AN YEAR." OPEN fiELD, ONCE A VIETNAMESE BURI"'L GROUND. REPORTS fROM TEL AVIV PICTURED THt JOHN BOB GR I ESE SCORED ONE TOUCHDOWN AND PASSED As THEY DID, HE ... VILY ARMED 1ST CAVALRY SON-EsHKOL MEETING AS SUBSTANTIVE BUT THE rOR TWO OTHERS LN LEADING THE DOLPHINS TO WHITE HOUSE ... NNOUNCEMENT Of THE VISIT HELICOPTERS MADE HALF ... DOZEN FIRING P",SSES THEIR VICTORY AT MIAMI. GRIESE SCORED ON A OVER THE VILLAGE AND ARTILLERY FIRE WAS .... AS HIGHLY INFORMAL IN fORMAT " ONE-'!'ARD PLUNGE "'NO THREW TEN-'!'ARO TOUCHDOWN CALLED IN OTHER HELICOPTERS DROPPED TE",R "THIS WILL BE ... PRIVATE VISIT, WHITE PASSES TO DOUG MOREAU AND HOWARD TWILLEY, HOUSE PRESS SECRETARY GEORGE CHRISTI"'N GAS ON THE TINY HAMLET. LUSTEG KICKED FIELD GOALS OF 19 AND THREE AMERIC ... NS WERE WOUNDED BY SHRAPNEL SAID. YAROS fOR THE DOLPHINS, WHO INTERCEPTED FROM U.S. ARTILLERY WHICH EXPLODED CLOSE TO AMERIC",N OFfiCIALS POINTED OUT THERE WAS TWO OF JOHN HADLIS PASSES AND RECOVERED A THEIR POSITION, REILLY SAID NO DIPLOM"'TIC SIGNIFICANCE IN JOHNSON'S FUMBLE 8Y THE SA N DI EGO QUARTERBACK TO SET OPPOSING FIRE CAME FROM TREELINES AND PREFERRING TO SEE ESHKOL IN E... RLY FEBRUARY UP THREE SCORES. 8UNK[~S NEAR THE VILLAGE, BUT WHEN THE U.S. INSTEAD OF IN DECEMBER ------TROOPS PINALL'!' SWEPT INTO IT THE RESIDENTS, THE OFfiCIALS SAID UNLESS ESHKOL'S MIS YOU AND YOUR CHILO MOSTLY CHILDREN AND OLD WOMEN AND MEN, TOLD SION WAS OP THE UTMOST URGENCY HE COULD THEM THE COMMUNISTS HAO MOVED OUT DURING NOT HAVE PICKED A BUSIER MONTH THAN DECEM By DAVID NYDICK THE NIGHT, LEAVING ONLY THREE SNIPERS TO BER TO ASK fOR TALKS WITH THE PRESIDENT (UPI) --THE PRE-TEEN YtARS ARE OFTEN CON HARASS THE AMERICAN ADVANCE DECEMBER H... S BEEN DOMINATED SO fAR THIS IS PROe"'BLY SOUTH OP SAIGON, COMMUNIST FORCES ATTACKED WITH LEGISL ... TIVE CHORES IN THE CONCLUDING TRUE rOR THE PARENTS THAN rOR THE THREE U.S. INFANTR'!' POSTS AND SOUTHEAST OF CONGRESS AND WITH THE MARRIAGE OF JOHNSON STERS WHAl "'RE THESE CHILDREN LIKE~ ARE DA NA~~G CO~MUNIST GROUNOFIRE BROUGHT DOWN O... UGHTER, LYNDA THEY REALLY UNMANAGE ... BlE? AU S. AIR FORCE PHANTOM JET, AMERICAN HEAO THE PRESIDENT WAS SPENDING ANOTHER LOW Boals MOTHER SUGGESTED THI.:T THEY GO TO THE QUARTERS REPORTED KE'!' DA'!' AT HIS lBJ RANCH NEAR STONEWALL, MOVIES TOGETHER ON SATURD ... Y SHE WAS COM TEX., TODAY HIS WIFE, L"'D'!' BIRD, FLEW PLETELY SHOCKED WHE HE SAID THAT HE PRE (CONTINUED FROM fROM WASHINGTON WHERE SHE HAD REMAINED FERRED TO GO SWIMMING WITH HIS FRIENDS. TORNADO~ PAGE ONE) TO SAY GOODBYE TO OUT-Of-TOWN GUESTS ",NO Eo TOLD HIS FATHER THAT HE WANTED TO GO DAMAGES AT $1 MILLION TO HOUSES ALONE RELATIVES WHO ATTENDED THE S ... TURD"'Y WEOD HIKING WITH THE Boy SCOUT TROOP INSTEAD OF THEY SAID THE TOTAL COULD TOP $2 MilLION Of LYNDA JOHNSON TO MARINE C ... PT. CHARLES ON A FISHING TRIP WI TH THE f ... MILY HIS WHEN AUTOMOBILES, UT!LITV FACILITIES AND ROBB f ... THER W"'S SURPRISED SINCE THEV ALW"'YS OTHER PROPERTY DAMAGE IS INCLUDED THE PRESIDENT WAS EXPECTEO TO RETURN TO SEEMED TO HAVE SO MUCH fUN ON THESE TRIPS. THE IN5UR"'~CE INFORMATION INSTITUTE IN W... SHINGTON L"'TER IN THE WEEK REPORTS TH ... LESLIE'S ROOM W"'S ALWAYS MESS'!' "'ND SHE MIAMI SAIO THE OVERALL ESTIMATE OF INSURED THE PRESIDENT WOULD VISIT THE AFL-CIO CON IDN1T SEEM TO CARE ABOUT HER LOOKS SHE LOSSES BY INSURANCE ADJUSTORS ON THE SCENE VENTION IN MI ... MI WITH POSSI8LE OTHER STOPS EFERREO WEARING DUNGAREES TO DRESSES WAS ABOUT $2 MILLION IN FLORIDA AND ANOTHER ELSEWHERE GOT A NON-COMMIT"'l RESPONSE fROM PARENTS WERE DISTRESSED AT HER BECOMING $100,00 AT ELBERTA, ALA THE WHITE HOUSE STAff. THERE WERt NO "'N FATALLY INJURED IN THE TWISTERS WERE NOUNCED TRAVEL PLANS TODAY. 3-YEAR-OLD JOAN COKER, DAUGHTER Of AIR FORCE THESE ARE TYPICAL REACTIONS Of PRE-TEEN THEY W... NT TO BE WITH THEIR PEERS. "JASTER SeT HERMAN COKER, A/>IO MRS JERRV (CONT I NUED "~O'" SEEM TO REBEL ... GAINST THE fAMILY BYRD, 29, KILLED IN THE TORNADO WHICH BLEW PAGE ONE) GOP THEY APPE"'R TO INTENTIONALLY REJECT THROUGH THE HOUSING AREA "'T TYNDALL HER THAT ONE Of THEM BE DESIGN"'TED COCHAIRMAN AUTHORITY JUST TO PROVE THAT IT CAN BE DONE HUSBAND "'AS CRITICALLY INJURED OF THE PARTY'S PL ... TFORM COMMITTEE NEXT THESE ACTIONS AND ATTITUDES ARE CERTAINLY THE COKER CHILD DIED LAST NIGHT AT AN AIR YEAR. DIFFICULT FOR PARENTS TO ... CCEPT APTER ALL, FORCE HOSPITAL WHERE HER MOTHER GAVE BIRTH "THE UNI TED STATES IS AT THE BRINK Of ... UP TO THIS POINT THE CHILD HAS BEEN ALMOST THE DAY BEPORE TO HER SEVENTH CHILD. THE fISC ... L CRISIS, THE fULL DIMENSIONS OF COMPLETELY DEPENDENT UPON HIS PARENTS. HE fAMllV'S HOME AT FORT WALTON BEACH WAS WHI CH ARE NOT YET CLEAR," THE COMMI TTEE HAS ENJOYED SPENDING TIME WITH THEM HE PLArTENEO BY A TORNADO SAID. ~INTERNATIONAL CONfiDENCE IN THE HAS SHOWN ONLY MINOR SIGNS Of INDEPENDENCE THE OKALOOSA COUNTY SHERrFP'S OPFICE DOLL",R IS BEING SEVERELY TESTED. OUR Now THE CHANGE SEEMS TO BE QUITE DR"'MATIC. HERE REPORTED THAT ALL Of THE PERSONS PRE DWINDLING GOLD SUPPLY CONTINUES TO fLOW THE N... TUR"'L REACTION Of MANY PARENTS IS VIOUSLY fEARED TRAPPED UNDER PILES OF RUB OUT Of THE COUNTRY INfLATION IS ... GRIM BLOCK THIS OEVELOPMENT. THEY WILL EITHER BLE HAD BEEN FOUND SAFE. REALITY " EXERT MORE AUTHORITY OR PERHAPS EXTEND "WE'VE MADE A HOUSE-TO-HOUSE SEARCH AND "IN SHORT," IT "'ODED, "THE POWERfUL THEMSELVES TO SHOW THEIR LOVE AND AffECTION TALKED TO NEIGHBORS TO ASCERTAIN WHERE UNITED STATES [CONOM'!' HAS BEEN UNDERMINED THE CHilO REACTS BY BECOMING MORE INTENT ONE IS," SAID SHERIFF RAY WILSON HE SAID AND WEAKENED B'!' ... N "'DMINISTRATION WHOSE ON PROVING HIS INDEPENDENCE. HE BECOMES ABOUT 300 WERE LEfT HOMELESS IN THE FORT FISCAL POLICIES ARE M"'RKED BY WILD EX- STUB80RN AND MORE REBELLIOUS WAL TON ARE .... TRAVAGANCE ON THE ONE HANO AND BY DELAy, J As PARENTS YOU SHOULD REALIZE THAT'lHIS AT PANAMA CITY, 30 DUPLEXES IN THE EN EXPEDIENCY AND COVER-UP ON THE OTHER " IS PART Of GROWING UP. IF YOU C"'N LISTED MEN'S AREA AT THE "'IR BASE WERE OS GOP GOVERNORS, DURING THEIR PALM BEACH YOU TOO WENT THROUGH THIS STAGE OF DEVELOP STROYED "'NO 24 OTHERS BADLY DAMAGED. SOME CONFERENCE LAST WEEK, PROPOSED THAT GOV. MENT LEARN TO ACCEPT THE CHILO FOR WHAT 400 PERSONS WERE REPORTED HOMELESS AN~ LIV RAYMOND P. SHAfER OF PENNSYLV ... NIA SERVE A HE IS THIS DOESN'T MEAN TO DROP ALL STAN- ING WITH OTHER fAMiliES OR AT MOTELS AS COCHAIRMAN OF THE PLATfORM COMMITTEE D"'RDS IT DOES MEAN TO ADMINISTER AUTHOR I COMMUNICATIONS, OEALT A HARD BLOW BY THE WITH SEN EVERETT M. DIRKSEN, SENATE WITH UNDERSTANDING. STORMS, WERE B('~G SLOWLY RESTORED TODAY REPUBLIC"'N LEADER, WHO IS EXPECTED TO DEM"'ND STANDARDS WHICH THIS "'GE CHILO CAN AND STREETS WERE BEING CLEARED Of OEBRIS. BE NAMED B'!' THE NATIONAL COMMITTEE. M"'INTAIN. SOME 400 N... TION ... L GUNROSMEN ARMED WITH Rif Gov JOHN CHAFEE OF RHODE ISLAND, CH ... I ALLOW THE CHILO TO EXPERIMENT HE CAN LES REM~INEO ON PATROL IN THE AREA TO MAN Of THE GOP SOVERNORS, SAID THEY fEEL LEARN ... GREAT DEAL BY TRI"'L AND ERROR. HIS GU"'RD AGAINST LOOTING. THE PLATFORM IS "VERY IMPORT ... NT" AND TH ... T CURIOSITY, RESTLESSNESS, LOUD BEHAVIOR, ... ND SHERiff WILSON S"'ID THERE W"'S SOME LOOTING IN 1964 IT DID NOT "TOTALLY REFLECT" DARING SHOULD BE GUIDED INTO SArE AND SATI YESTERDAY "'T A SHOPPING CENTER SMASHED BV THEIR VIEWS. HE S ... ID AT LEAST THREE fYING ACTIVITIES. HE WANTS TO JOIN CLUBS, THE TORNADOS, "MOSTLY BY YOUNG PEOPLE" GOVERNORS, NCLUOING HIMSELF, H"'D EXPRESSID ORGANIZATIONS, ETC, HE MAY EVEN ORGANIZE AN INTEREST IN BEING THE fIRST ST ... TE A TWO-MAN CLUB. HE IS SEEKING ST ... TUS AND CHIEf EXECUTIVES ON THE COMMITTEE IN "'L- RECOGNITION WITH HIS PEERS MOST TWO DECADES THESE PRE-TEEN YEARS ... RE SURELY TRYING DIRKSEN HIMSELf PREDICTED LATER THAT TIMES FOR PARENTS. YOUR BEST "'PPRO ... CH IS THE GOP NATIONAL COMMITTEE WOULD NOT TO RECOGNIZE THAT MOST OF ]HIS BEH"'VIOR IS TAKE ANY ACTION ON THE REQUEST UNTIL PERFECTLY NORMAL. ALTHOUGH THE CHILD SEEMS M... RCH, ... MONTH AFTER DIRKSEN IS [,PECTED TO RESENT YOUR LOVE ... ND ATTENTION HE TO BE NAMED CHAIRMAN. IT AS MUCH AS rVER. You CAN SHOW IT BY LAIRD ~AIO IF THE GOVERNORS WANT A YOUR UNDERSTANDING Of HIS NEEDS AT THIS VOICE IN WRITING THE 1968 GOP PLATFORM, TIME. THERE IS NO NEED TO PERMIT HIM TO THEY SHOULD GET BUSY ANP MAKE CERT"'IN BECOME DISRESPECTFUL OR EXTREMELY DEMANDING SOME OF THEM ARE ELECTED TO THE I 04-MEM USE GOOD JUDGMENT. HE SHOULD HAVE THE TIME BER PLATfORM COMMITTEE. HE SAID HE SUP 'AND OPPORTUNITY TO PURSUE HIS PRIVATE PORTED DI'KSEN fOR CHAIRMAN, AND THAT ACTIVITIES. If THIS IS ARRANG'[D, HE IS DIRKSEN SHOULD PICK HIS OWN VICE CH"'IR LIKELY TO SHOW SOME COOPERATION WITH THE Iot ... N, FAMILY, L"'IRO ... LSO CRITICIZED SOME GOP GOVER NORS fOR THEIR UNWILLINGNESS TO BACK ALTHOUGH DIFFICULT, THESE C... N SE ~ERY RE LOST" SOLDII. DtSCHARGED-----Joe Smith. 23, tlJ.e 801dLer ~ARDING YEARS. YOUR GUIDANCE AT THIS TIME who Willi Indl.l<:ted and told to await orders at home-a walt ROMNEY FOR PRESIDENT, P"RTICULARLY AF'TtR CAN AVOID SERIOUS TROUBLE IN THE fUTURE. j that iallted 18 month!! MOW!! his honorable dllICharge In THE CRITICISM WHICH F'OLLOWED HIS CHARGE IF YOU VIEW THIS PEAIOD AS NORMAL,. YOU WILL. 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