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VOL. 8, No. 3468 KWAJALE IN, ~RSHALL ISLANDS WEDNESOAV, NOVEMBER 22, 1967
WASHINGTON (upl) __ "Do YOU WANT Senate llait Urges U.N. ANOTHER fOUR YEA~S Of' THE HUMPH REy-JOHNSON ADMINISTRATION?" TieL ,Yanks Wrapping Up Oak To Battle To Take Hand in War SURVEY QUESTIOMNAIRE ASKED. IT WASHINGTON (UPI)~-THE SENATE - WAS AOORESSEO HOPEfULLY BY A Nlx After BloodIeSt Campaign of War fOREIGN RELATIONS COMMITTEE TODAY ON-rOR-PRESIDENT COMMITTEE TO PO u~QED THE UNITED NATIONS TO TAKE TENTIAL CAMPAIGN CONTRleUTORS AC SAIGON (UPI}--SIX-HUNDRED AMERI MORE INITIATIVE IN SETTLING THE Ross THE NATION -- INCLUDING ONE CANS SEIZED ~DST Of HILL 875 INCH VIET NAM WAR. IT EARLIE-R CALLED "H. HUMPHREY, SENATE OFf'ICE BuYG. BY-INCH TODAY AND DUG IN AT NIGHT fOR LEss INITIATIVE BY THE PRES WASHINGTON, DC." rALL WITHIN HAND GRENADE RANGE OF IDENT IN COMMITTING AMERICAN MIL THERE, AN AIDE TO VICE PRESI THE HIGH NORTH VIETNAMESE FORTRESS ITARY MI~HT ABROAD. DENT HUMPHREY (WHO DOES WANT AN THAT HAS PRODuCEO THE 6LOOOIEST IN REPO~TS ON TWO "SENSE Of THE OTHER FOU~ YEARS Of THE HUMPHREY COMBAT OF THE VIET NA~ WAR. COM SE~ATE" RESOLUT IONS IN AS MANY JOHNSON ADMINISTRATION) PASSED HUNIST LINES CRUMBLED AND U 5 DAYS, THE COMMITTEE, HEADED BY THE CORRESPONDENCE ALONG TO NEWS COMMANDERS SAID THE CENTRAL HIGH SEN J. WILLIAM FULeRIGHT, (OEM. MEN. HE DIDN'T BOTHER TO ANSWER LANDS CA~PAIGN, SINCE Nov I, HAD ARI.), CONCLUDED THE QUESTIONNAIRE "CLOBSER EO 11 A rORCE or .... ORE T HA" --"THE UN ITED NATIONS CANNaT ANY 2.500 NORTH VIETNAMESE LONGER EVADE THE ISSUE Of VIET Wilson Cuts Defense; WITH THE SCARREO SIDES OF THE NAM. THE TIME HAS COME fOR THE 2,80o-fOOT JUNGLE .... OUNTAIN FIRMLY UNITED STATES TO REQUIRE BY vaTES Joint U.S. Projects H· IN AMERICAN HANDS AS THANKSGIVING THAT THE MEMBERS Of THE SECURITY LONDON (UPI}--PRIME MINISTER DAY OA~NED, A .... ERICAN INfANtRY Of COUNCIL SHOW THE WORLD WHERE THEY HAROLD WILSON TODAY ANNOUNCED FICERS SMELLED VICTORY IN WHAT "AS STANO ON THE QUESTION Of VIET HEAVY NEW DEfCNSE CUTS, INCLUDING BEEN THE LONGEST AND COSTLIEST NAM." [VEN Ir THE U.N. RE~ECTS THE THE SCRAPPING OF ~OINT PROJECTS CAMPAIGN OF THE WAR AMERICAN INITIATIVE, THE MEMBERS WITH THE UNITED STATES, AS PART 0 "I'M CONFIDENT IT WILL BE A VIC SAID, "THIS TEST MUST BE M.OE." &ITAIN~S AUSTERITY PROGRAM IN T TORY FOR THE AMERICANS," A HI~H --"THE AMERICAN PEO~LE WILL BE WAKE Of DEVALUATION or THE POUND. lEVEL MILIT.RY SOURCE REPORTED IN THREATENED WITH TYRANNY OR DISAST WILSON TOLD THE HOUSE OF SAIGON "WE HAVE CLOBBERED TIoiO ER" UNLESS LIMITS ARE PLACED ON THE CUTS, EXPECTED TO TOTAL MORE NORTH VIETNAMESE REGIMENTS. THE POWER Of THE PRESIDENT TO USE THAN $240 MILLION, INCLUDED CAN~ THEy'VE GOT ONE lEFT." U.S MILITARY fORCE AROUND T~E CELLING ~N ORDER FOQ CHINOOK TR A REGIMENT Nu~StRS Aeou~ 1,300 WORLD COMBAT TROOPS SHOULD NOT CARRIER HELICOPTERS fROM THE UNI MEN. BE COMMITTED OVERSEAS IN THE fUT~ TED STATES. ALSO SC~APPED WOULD fEW AMERI~AN COMMANDERS BELIEVCD URE WITHOUT "AFFIRMATIVE ACTION" BE PLANS TO BUILD A JOINT AIR THE END Of THE CAMPAIGN WAS IMMI- BY CONCR(SS STAGING BASE WITH THE UNITED NENT INTELLIGENCE SOuRCES IN BoTH RESOLUTIONS, UNANIMOUSLY ST.T£5 ON ALDABRA ATOLL IN THE SAIGOk SAID TODAY THE NORTH VI~T- A~PROVEO ON Nov. 16, WERE MODIFIED INDIAN OCEAN. NAMESE HAD POURED two FRESH RE~I· IN THE COMMITTEE TO ACHIEVE AGREE WILSON SPOKE AFTER CONSERVATfVl MEHTS INTO THE HIGHLANDS IN THE M£NT ON S-oIllE AsPECTS or EACk PRO OP'PO$lTl QI!I UA"'Eft'toWARD' tiEJ.,m ~n ry:,! ~!-rr""'~l~>¥'" POSAL. tHE COMWONS THAT ._ "UtTI~ 'p£:\UllfTT1~ 'ft«; T~ ..t»:.;V~ (CONTINUEO ON PAGE NIME) ATTACK HAS 6E~N LAUNCHED AGAINST DAK TO IATTlE--U S troopa I!r=cll behind a MAVLED REGIMENTS TO PULL BACK IN THE DOLLAR" FOLLOWING THE POUND barril!8.(\e of Isbelr caSings a l Dak To. P.A 1Jlllolce TO STAGING CA~PS IN LAOS AND CA~- Quiet Tributes Paid DEVALUATION. cloudsl nse over an ammunition dump struck by 600 I A. HEATH DID NOT PINPOINT ANY COUN foe mortar fire THE THREE-WEEK H,GHLANDS BATTLE, To Slain President TRY AS RESPONSIBLE iOR THE ASSAULT CENTEREO ARO~ND HILL 875 SINCE lAST SUNDAY. HAS KILLED 1,290 NORTH ARLINGTON, VA (UPI)--I~ THE ON THE DOLLAR, BUT ~V~N AS HE ~ VIETNAMESE ~EGUL~RSJ THE U.S. COMMAND REPORTED THIS AFtERNOO~ U S~ DRIZZLY DARKNESS A BATTERED OLD SPOKE AN APPARENT RECORD GOLD BUY LOSSES SINCE Nov. I WERE PLACED AT 273 KILLED AND MORE THAN 860 WOUNP- RED CONVERTIBLE DROVE UP ANO STOP ING RUSH HIT THE LONDON MARKET. (CONTINV~D ON PAGE NINE) PED. BROKERS AND OTHER EX~ERTS SAID THE IT WAS Nor YET DAWN BELOW THE BUYING APPEARED TO HAVE BEEN EN HILLSIDE AT ~RL1N~TON NATIONAL GINEEREO rROM PARIS AS PART OF AN Westmoreland Sees Oak To CEMETERY, THE CITY wAS ASLEEP UN ATTACK AGAINST THE U.S DOllAR. I t::R A HEAVY BLANKET Of FOG. THE DErENSE CUTBACKS ANNOUNCED "A Great Defeat" for Reds A MAN IN A DARK ovERCOAT STEP 8Y WILSON WOULD SLASH BRITAIN'S PED OUT AND TRIED THE OATES or THE TOTAL DEfENSE SPENDING TO $4.56 WASHINGTON (UPI)--GEN WILLIAM C. WESTMORELAND, ArTER A TELEPHONE ~RAN IT[. TOMB. IT WAS C.LOSED HE BILLION IN 1968. WILSON TOLD PAR- REPORT fROM HIS OEPUT~ COMMANDER IN VIET NA~, SAID TODAY THE fIERCE VAULTED OVER A LOW WALL, PAUSED (CONTINUED ON PAGE NINE) fiGHTING AROUND DAK To MEANT "THE BEGINNING OF A GoREAT DErEAT FOR THt: BRIEflY, VAULTED BACK AND DROVE ENEMY." AwAY. _ Fatal TWA Flight WESTMORELAND, CRITICIZED IN THE SENATE TODAY FOR SEING IN WASHINGTON THIS WAS THE WAY SEN ROBERT F INSTEAD Of SAIGON, SAID GEN. CREIGHTON ABRAMS TOLD HIM THAT THE BATT~E KENNEDY -- ALONE AND QU1&TlY - Was 1,000 Feet too Low 'fjAS "IN EXCEI.LENT HAIiOS" ANO THA'I' MORALE WAS VERY HIGH A.SRAM!i' 'U: PAID TRIBUTE TO HIS BROTHER, JOHN, CINCINNATI lUPIJ--AN AVIATION PORT, ACCORDING TO WESTMORELAND, WAS aASED ON A TOUR or THE BATTLE WHO WAS SHOT TO DEATH BY AN ASSAS O'i!CIAL SAID TOOAY A TRANS WORLD AREA AND TALKS WITH U.S AND SOUTH VIETNAMESE COMMANDERS SIN IN DALLAS, .OUR YEARS AGO. AIRLINES JET WAS rLYING ABOUT DESPITE REPORTS TO THE CONTRARY, WESTMORELAND TOLD NEWSMEN AT THE HUNDREDS Of OTHER AMERICANS VISIT 1.000 fEET TOO LOW WHEN IT CRASHEO -Ion PENTAGON THA r "A T NO T I ME HA VE ED PRESIDENT KENNEDY'S GRAVE TODAY ~ITH HEAVY LOSS OF LifE ~HILE AP I5 rae I Ch arges Provoc at U.s OR ARVN (SOUTH VII:n.tAMESE) FILING PAST THE fLICKERING ETERNAL PROACHING THE GREATER CINCINNATI (UPI)-- JORDANIAN TROOPS ATTACK TROOPS BEEN CONSIDERED TRAPPED, FLAME AN~ THE SMALL SLATE MARKER AIRPORT. ISRAELI POSITIONS DELIBERATELY TO CUT orr OR SURROUNDED IN THE AREA INSCRIBED· JOHN FITZGERALD KENN~DY, REVISED TWA _IGURES SHOWED 82 PROVOKE RETALIATION, ISR,o\ELI Of OAK To " 19 17 - 1963. PERSONS ABOARD THE PLANE. S,XTY MILITARY SOURCES SAID TOOAY THEY WESTMORELAND, WINDING UP A WEEK (CONTINUED ON PAGE NINE) SIX PERSONS OlEO MONDAY NIGHT AND CITED TUESDAY'S CONFLICT AS AN EX or WAR rAL~S WITH PRESIDENT JOHN EARLY TUESDAY AND THE 67TH, AN UN AMPLE AND SAID THEY COULD NOT UN SON AND TOP ADMINISTRA'I'ION OFfiC IDENTIFIED WOMAN, DIED TODAY, DE~STAND WHY JORDAN HAD ADOPTED IALS, SAID AN ENEMY DOCuMENT CAP W~~!~ ~~~r-~T~~S~!~~ AP- MOST Of THE 15 SURVIVORS WERE SE~ SUCH A POll CY. TURED Nov. 6 DISCLOSED COMMUNIST PRovED 78 TO 6 TOOAY A RECORD $7 2 IOUSLY INJURED IN JERUSALEM OFfiCIALS REPORTED GOALS OF A "w"nER-SPR ING" CAM BILLION INCREASE IN BENE_ITS TO PHILIP SWirl, CO~MISSIONER OF AN ISRAELI lR~T PATROL TODAY STRUCK PAIGN IN THE OAK To AREA 23.8 BILLION SOCIAL SECURITY ~[CIP~ KENTUCKY's DEPARTMENT OF AERONAU A LAND ~INE PRESUMABLY eLANT£D BY THE COMMUNISTS PLANNED. HE SAID, IENTS. THE MEASURE WAS LOADED WITH TICS, SAID THE rOUR-ENGINE CONVAIR ARAB TERRORISTS WHOSE .OOTPRINTS TO ANNIHilATE A MA~O~ U.S. UNIT, SO MANY EXTRAS IT WAS LIKENED TO 880 WAS "WAY BELOW NORMAL rL I GHT WERE TRACED TO THE JORDAN RIVER, DRAW U.S. FORCES fROM POPULATED AN OVERSTUffED THANKSGIVING TURKEY. PA TH" MONDAY NIGHT WHEN I T SMASHED WHICH SEPARA.TES ISRAELI AND JORDAN AREAS, AND SEIZE STRATEGIC GROUND THE ~ARGEST CASK eENEFIT INCREASE INTO A HILL WHILE USING AN AIR IAN POSITIONS. No CASUALTIES WERE NEAR THE CAMBODIAN BORDER IN THE HISTORY Of THE 1935 AcT WAS APPROACH CORRIDOR WHICH FIGURED IN MENTIONED IN THE INCIDENT, ONE MILE SEN. VANCE HARTKE, (OEM -IND ), SENT TO A HOUSE-SENATE CONrERENCE Two PREVIOUS AIRLINER CRASHES IN SOUTHEAST OF MAOZ~HAYIM IN THE BEI CRITICIZED WESTMORELAND ON THE COMMITTEE WHERE IT IS EXPECTED TO THE PAST SIX yEARS. SAN VALLEY (CONTINUED ON PA~E NINE) BE RECONCILED WITH A LESSER HaUSE "1 T S$«A.It.1:j.. HAVE BEEN ABOUT 1 ,()(X) THE U.N. SECURITY COUNCIL TOOAY PASSED SILL BEiORE CONGRESS qUITS fEET ABOVE THE KILL AT THAT WAS EXPECTED '1'0 PASS A BRITISH rOR THE TEAR. POINT," SWifT SAID. HE DEfENDED ~ESOLUTION DESIGNED TO 6RIN~ PEACE Late -ArriVing FRESH PRO· PRESIDENT JOHNSON, IN A STATE-, THE AIRPORT, LOCATED IN KENTUCKY TO THE MIDDLE EAST. EGYPTIAN PRES DUCE Will be on sale tonight MENT rROM HIS RANCH, CALL THE AC ACROSS THE OHIO RIVER fROM CINCIN- IDENT GAMAL ABDEL NASSER WA.S PRE~ until 7pm at ~~W TION A N.~~I Vlt'QR~ ra. ~'~LIONS ADVERSE CRITICISM KIND- (CONTINUED ON PA~E NINE) Or E 2 HOURGLASS AONtNt$TRATION WILL BACK DIRKSEM iMPATIENT flJ(D SLAIW REPCJcT bHONS MME TRADE LIBERAL IZA TI at JACKSONVILLE, FLA. (UPI) .-U.S. StN. REDS BEHiND PENTAIa MAkCH GENEVA (UPI) --PRESIDENT JOHNSON STA"OS £VE~ETT DIRKSEN THINKS THE OEVALUATION or WASHINGTON (UPI) --Ho~s£ REPUBLICA" FIRMLY AGAINST THE GROWING PROTECTIONIST THt BRITISH POUND COULD LEAO TO A fiNANCI LEADER GERALD R. FORO SAID TODA' THE WHITt TRENDS tN THE UNITED STATES, DELEGATES FROM AL CRISIS IN THE UNITED STATtS, BUT HE HOUSE HAS A StCRET REPORT REPORT 5HOWING THE M.~OR TRADING NATIOkS OF THE WORLD WERE FEELS THIS COUNTRY SHOULO HELP REBUilD THAT COMMUNISTS ORGANIZED THE OCT. 21 TOLD TODAY. BRITAINIS ECONOMY. PEACE MARCH ON THE PENTAGON. WILLIAM M. ROTH, THE PRESIDENT'S SPECIAL THE REPUBLICAN LEAOER, IN AN ADDRESS FORD TOLD THE HOUSE THAT PRESI~ENT JoHN TRACE REPRESENTATIVE SAID THE UNITED STATES YESTERDAY TO A CONVENTION or THE STATE SON READ THE REPORT TO REPUBLICAN LEADERS WILL BE rrWATCHING AND GUARDING AGAINST" ALL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, SAID: AT THE WHITE HOUSE SUB'EQUENT TO THE MARCH FORMS OF PROTECTIONISM. "BRITAIN IS IN A CRISIS NO~ AHO 'fiE MAV AND THAT HE ASSUMED IT ALSO HAD BEEN MAOE HIS REMARKS CAME IN PRE-CON~ERENCE eRIEF Bt, SIWCE THE POUNO STERLIN~ HAS SEEN THE AVAILABLE TO KEY DEMOCRATS. HE URGED JoHN ING BEFORE THE MEETING ON LIBERALIZING IN BUFFER FOR THE DOLLAR THE WORLD OVER BUT SON TO MAKE PUBLIC THE FACTS, ~RN.TION.L TRADE. THE CONFERENCE WAS HELD WE WILL SPENO MILLIONS HELPING BUIL~ SACK FORO ~AID HE HAD ASKED ATTY. GEN. RAMSEY ON A MINISTERIAL LEVEL~ THOUGH ONLY 16 MIN HER ECONOMY, BECAUSE T~AT'S THE 'flAY IT CLARK TO MAKE THE REPORT PUBLIC BUT THAT ISTERS WERt ATTENDING. MUST St." CLARK, IN A VISIT TO HIS OfFICE, HAD OF THE MEETING COMES ON THE 20TH ANNIVERSARY DIRKSEN QUOTED ABRAHAM LINCOLN'S RE fERED ARGUMENTS WHY THIS SHOULD NOT at DONE OF THE 6ENERAL AGREEMENT ON TARIFFS AND MARK THAT "FREEDOM IS .N INDI~ISIBLE FAB HE DID NOT SAY WHAT CLARK'S ACRUMENTS TRADE (GATT), THE FRAME~ORK FOR ALL TRADE RIC." WERE, eUT HE SA'O OTHER AOMI~ISTRATtON LIBERALIZATION NEGOTIATIONS. "You CANIT LET IT GO IN ONt: PLA.CE AND FICURES HA.D SAIO THEY fEAREO RELEASE OF THE THE CANADIAN TRADE .ND COMMERCE MINISTER, E~PECT TO PRESERVE IT IN ANOTHER," THE REPORT WOULO UNLEASH A WAVE or '~CCARTHY
THE HON. ROBERT H. WINTERS 1 SAID THAT AMER SENATOR SAl D. ISM." ICAN TRADE POLICY MUST CONTINUE TO SE THE As AN EXAMPLE~ HE POINTED OUT THAT WHEN "( 8tLIEVE THE AMERICAN PEOPLE ARE MORt "PROGRESSIVE .NO POSITIVE FACTOR" IN RE THE BRITtSH POUND WAS DEVALUATED "THE STOCK .... TURE THAN THAT," FORD SAID. "I THINI' MOVING BARRIERS TO WORLD TR.DE. MARKETS IN BOTH AMERIC. AND JAPAN WENT THE PEOPLE SHOULD 8E GIVEN THE F.CTS SO T WINTERS SAID THAT CANAD. HAS BEE~ CON DO .... N." CAN JUDGE FOR THEMSELVES THE DEPTH Of CERNED A50UT THE PROTEtTIO"IST MOVE~EMTS THE SEN~TE MINORITY ~E~OER SA.IO HE!S FED VIET NAM SENTIMENT." IN THE UNITE~ STATES AND ELSEWHERE. HE UP WITH HEARING PEOPLE TALK ABOUT WHAT'S FORD 5.10 HE DECIDED TO DISCUSS THE SECRE SAID IN TWIS CONTEXT, HE PARTICUL.R~Y WEL WRONG WITH AHERIC~ REPORT 8ECAUSE HOUSE DEMOCRATIC LEAOER CARL COMES PRESIDENT JOHNSON'S PLEDGE TO 00 EVERY "I N A.LL CORNERS OF THE WDRLO, HE SAID. ALBERT HAD SAID IN A SPEECH YESTERDAY THAT THING POSSIBLE TO IMSURE THE .AILURE OF "THE Y LOVE TO REAt) ABOUT DETROI'T ANO THE TH£. ANTIWAR ""Rt'"' "WAS BASICALLY ORGA'HltO
THESE PRESSURES. MOLOTOV COCKTAILS WELL 1 DETROIT, PLAIN 8Y INTERNATIONAL COMMUNISM." THE WORLD rRADE REPRESENTATIVES INTENDEO FIELD, CINCINNAT' ARE 'NOT' AMERICA. JUST ALBERT TOLD REPORTERS AFTER FORO's ST.TE TO WORK OUT BY NEXT SATURDAY WHAT THE NEXT THINK Of ALL THE THOUSANDS O~ AMERIC.N MENT TH.T FORD ERRED IN ASSUMING HE BASED STEP IN NEGOTIATIONS WILL BE TO 'OLLOV UP CITIES TK~T HAVE StEN TAINTED BY THIS TYPE INrORMATION ON THE S~ME WHITE HOUSE REPORT. THE KENNEDY ROUND THERE WAS GENERAL AGREE OF THING." HE SAID HE SASED HIS REMARKS IN AN ATLANTA MENT THAT THERE SHOULD BE NO RUSH INTO NEW DIRKSEN SA'O THAT AMERICA IS MUCH MORE SPEECH ON GENERAL OBSERVATION AND KNOWLEDGE NEGOTIATIONS, BUT A PERIOD OF CAREFUL PRE THAN THE UPHEA~ALS OF THE LAST QUARTER RATHER THAN ON ANY SPECIAL GOVERNMENT RE P.RATI ON CENTl)R'I'. IT IS, ME SAID, THE HEART AND PORT. THE FUTURE WORK PROGRAM FOR GATT BEI~G SOUL OF OPPORTUNITY AND THE BACKBONE OF FORD DID NOT SAY IN HIS HOUSE REMARKS DISCUSSED AT THE CONFERENCE INVOLVES THREE FREEDOM EVERYWHERt. WHO PREPARED THE REPORT BROAO AREAS O' NEGOTIATIONS. "THOSE DRAFT C.Ro BURNERS HAD BETTER TALKS WIL~ CONCERN FURTHER LOWERING OF START READING UP ON OUR HISTORY AND FIND WHEATON, ILL. (UPI) --TH£ REV. ROCHUNGA TARIFFS ON CERTAIN GOODS, TAKING EACH ITEM OUT WHERE IT CA~[ FROM," HE SAID. PUOIATE SA,O YESTERDAY A LETTER B(ARING SEPARATELY RATHER THAN ALL TOGETHER AS IN ONLY HIS NAME -- NO ADDRESS, NO ZIP CODE THE KEN~EDY ROUND FUTURE TALKS WILL ALSO Now You KNOW -- THE ORIGINAL Ku KLUX KLAN REACHED HIM FROM INOlA IN SIX DAYS, TWO INVOLVE ATTEMPTS TO REDUCE BARRIERS TO ..... S rORMED ON CHRISTMAS EVt~ 1865, AS A DA.YS lESS THAN USUAL. TRADE IN AGRICULTURAL GOODS AND IMPROVING CLUB BY SIX YOUNG eONfEDERATE TR.OING OPPORTUNITIES FOR DEVELOPING COUN VETER TR I ES ANOTHER AREA OF FUTURE TALKS WILL BE RE MOVING NON-TARIFF BARRIERS TO TRADE, SUCH AS QUANTITATIVE RESTRICTIONS. HIJACKED FL'ERS RETURN \ 1.1<-'\ \ ~ ~l"MI (UP~) --Two AM'£RICAN F"LltRS RtTURNEO FROM CUBA V(STt~D.Y .NO SAID THE HIJ.CKER WHO FORCED THEM TO rLY HIM THERE MET WITH ~ I~STANT DISAPPOINTMENT WHE~ HE LANDED IN HAVAnA. THE MAN, WHO LOOKED L1KF THE DUKE OF WINn sn~ AND CLAI~ED HE ~A5 A SOYIET ••PPARENTLY '[LT HE WOULD GET A HERO'S WECCOME IN ~UBA. Imported fabrics in INSTEAD, HE WAS DISARMED ANP LED AWAY BY SOLDIERS WHO QUICKLY SURROUNDED THE TWtN ENGINE PLANE WHEN IT LANDED IN HAVANA MON- DAY THE FLIERS SAID. \ THE AMERICANS, PILOT JAMES VICTOR R.YMOND, 39, OF POMPANO BEACH, FLA., AND COPILOT JEFF WHITE, 23, OF MIAMI, RECEIVED "REO CARPET" TREATMENT AFTER BEING QUESTIONED FOR HOURS. RAYMOND AND WHITE SPENT THE NIGHT IN A CONFISCATED AMERICAN MANSION AND FLEW HOME THE NEXT AFTERNOON TO UNDERGO MORE QUESTIONS, THIS TIME BY U.S. I~MIGR.TION SERVICE OF- F! CI ALS U.S. INTERCEPTOR YIGHTERS HAD SCRAMBLED TO OVERTAKE THE PLANE WHEN RAYMONO REPORTEO TO M'AMI OyeR HIS RAOIO THE PLAN HAO SEEN HIJACKED. BUT THE FIGHTERS WITHDREW VHEN RA.YMOND SAIO "IF THERE ARE ANY INTERCEPTOR AIRCRA.fT FO~LOWING US HE IS GOING TO SHOOT US. " "I WAS A 81T .PPREHENSIVE BECAUSE THIS fEL \\\V]CNGr LOW WAS VERY NERVOUS," RAYMOND SAID.
ARLINGTON, VA (UPI) --THE GREEN BERETS} WHO REGARD JOHN r KENNEDy.5 THEIR PATRON} RETURNED TO HIS GRAVE TO RENEW THE TRIBUTE THEY SADLY INAUGURATED FOU~ YEARS AGO :J.;RIS - Trad1.hr:m",l, lO~ nmlrl.!• .;:,IU, gossamer hght, rl.chly A DELEGATION OF SPECIAL FORCES VETER.NS ~ w~th Gold & Silver $15.50 to 332.25 FRO~ FORT a~AGG, N.C., LEFT AT THE GRAVESIT( A FLORAL ARRANGEMENT OF GREEN CHRYSANTHEMUMS BROCADES - Glowlng satln flnlsh rayon orocade, exotlc shades, IN THE SHA~E OF A GREEN SERET, THEIR UNIT'S 28" x 5 yds. $3.10 to $8.00 CHARACTERISTIC HEADGEAR. WI11i THEM WAS SGT. MAJOR FRANCIS J. RUDDY, BEADED SPTIN - Opulent sheat~ dress lengths. A 22-YEAR AA~Y GUARD fOR THE CASKET Of THE SLAIN PRESIDENT Nov. 25, 1963. - ihIDJ,.Y - uTHAT MAN (KENNEDY) DID NORE FOR THE SPECI FORCES THAN ANY SINGLE PERSON,~ SAID RUDDY. RBErORE PRESIDENT KENNEDY CAME INTO OFFICE, WE HAD TO GO OUT INTO THE WOODS BEHIND THE TREtS If ~t WANTED TO WEA~ OUR BERETS. WE HAD TO BOOTLEG THEM. BUT 1M 1961, HE M.DE THE~ THE OFfiCIAL SYMBOL or THE SPECIAL " WEONESDAY NOVEM~tK ~~ f-UURGLASS PIIGE 3 ~------~~------a.. NOVEMBER 22, t963 AMERICAN ANNIVERSARIES ARE CHARACTER IZED BY ALMOST EVERY JMAGIN~BL[ MARK F'ROM EBULLIENT GOOD WILL AND HAPPINESS To ABJECT SORROW TOOAY'S STANDS AS ONE OF THE GRIMMtST. THANKSGIVING DAY TODAY, MOst OF 200 MILl'ON AMERICANS -- AND INDEEO MilLIONS OF OTHER PEOPLE DINNER AROUND THE WORLD -- WILL PAUSE TO REMEM BER THE ASSIISSINATION Of JOHN F K:NNEDY, AT THE MARSHALL ISLANDS ~ IN THE 35TH PRESIOENT OF THE UNITED STATES WHILE IT IS FITTING TO SOLEMNLY MARK BLUE PACIFIC NOVEMBER 23, 1967 THIS DAY ~- EVEN WHILE CONTROVERSY CON TINUES AS TO WHO COMMITTEO THE DEED - RellShes IT SHOULD ALSo BE AN OCCASION or REMEM RIPE OLIVES - STUFFED CELERY BERING THE PRINCIPLES BY ANO FOR WHICw CARROT STICKS - RADISHES JOHN KENNEDY LIVED. THERE WERE, AS EVER, DETRACTORS AND Salad DISSENTERS IN THE RANKS, BUT TO MUCH OF WALDORF SALAD TH[ N~TION AND MUCH or THE ~ORLD JOHN K£NN£DY REPRESENTED A WEALTH Of COMPAS~ Soup SrONATE ENERGY TO BE SPENT F'OR THE GOOD CREAM OF CHICKEN SUPREME Of MANKIND. To HIS ADMIRERS HE "HELD HIGH THE TORCH" AND CARRIED IT IN TH[ Entrees VANGUARD or tHOSE W~O WOULD MAKE THE ROAST TOM TURKEY - CHESTNUT DRESSING WORLD A BETTER PLACE FOR ALL TO LIVE CRANBERRY SAUCE - GIBLET GRAVY HE SOUGHT PEACE, JUSTICE, EC~~LITY AND OPPORTUNITY FOR ~ll MtN BAKED VIRGINIA HAM POLYNESIAN I. WE ARE TO PAY TRIBUTE TODAY, LET CANDIED YAMS - SNOWFLAKED POTATOES US PAY IT, RATHER THAN TO THE MEMORY OF' ESCALLOPED CORN - GAIIDEN PEAS THE DEPARTED PRESIDENT, TO THE CAUSE rDR WHICH HE LIVEO LET THAT BE HIS MEMOR Dessert IAL, tHAT WE SHAll STRIVE TO BRING INTO HOT MINCE PIE BEING THE NOBLEST THINGS F'OR WHICH HE HAD WORKED AND HOPED, THAT HIS TORCH FRUIT CAKE WITH BRANDY SAUCE MIGHT TRULY LIGHT THE WAY PUMPKIN PIE WITH WHIPPED CREAM N P-M
Cafe NOir THA~K~G! VING ~V I CE~ ASSORTFD FRESH FRUIT - HOLIDAY CANDY SPECIAL CHURCH SERVICES ANO TRADITION ASSORTED NUTS AL FEASTS WILL ~ARK T~( OBsERVANCE or THANKSGIVING ON KWAJALEIN TOHORROW ~ A CATHOLIC SERVICE WILL BE HELD ~T COUNT YOUR BLESSINGS 9 AM IN THE ISLAND CHAPEL P~OTEST.NT SERvICES WILL FOLLOW Al \0 AM IT IS ESTIMATED MORE lHAN 8000 POUNDS or TURKEY WI~L BE CONSUMED IN HOMES AND OEF"AATMENT OF THE ARMY t1&ACIQUAlltTE"'S, ICW ...,r ..... £.N TEST SITE Cl~BS THROUGHOUT THE AREA AS FRIENDS eOIl: 2 •• APO SAN IWAAJoiC,SCO •••"" GA111ER TO CE~EBRAT[ THE HOLIDAY PROVIDING THE. ACCOMPANIMENT FOR THE ApPROXIMATELY 600 TURKEYS WERE EXPEC~ DANCERS ON SATURDAY'S EVENING IN MICRO ED TO BE SOLD AT SURFWAY ACCORDING TO 22 November 1967 NESIA ARE THESE GIL8ERTESE MUSICIANS CARL MJLLER, MANAGER, WHO ESTIMATED THIS REPRESETNEO 7.200 POUNDS Of TURKEY MICRONESIAN SHOW IN CLUSS HERE AND ON THE OUTER ISLANDS AN EVENING OF' ENLIGHTENING RELAXATION ABOUT 1500 POUNDS OF TURKEY ANO 550 IS ON THE SCHEDULE fOR KWAJALEIN RESI POUNDS OF' HAM ARE BEING PREPARED, ACCORD DENTS S\TVROAY NOVEMBER 25, AT THE R,c* ING TO FRED BUEHLER, MANAGER OF BlllET- I ARDSON THEATER AN ALL-MICRONESIAN PR~ lNG, CLUBS AND DIN I NG I The reaction of the nai ting team from the l.mrpector General's GR~M IS PLANNED AND WILL SEGIN AT 6 PM SONGS AND DANCES fROM THE VARIOUS MICR~ HOLIDAY ME&&AGE TO GIs otf1c"! on its. tmtl' of' JilrnJalein was extremely t"8.vorable. NESIAN 15t~NDS ~RE THE HIGHLIGHT OF' r~E WASHINGTON (UPI)--PRESIDENT JOHNSON, of the team -were impres..sed by, and l'el!l'U'ked fre<1Uently upon, the gen- CoLDRF'UL COSTUMES WILL ADD A IN A THANKSGIVING MESSAGE TD GIs IN VIET TOUCH or BRIGHTNESS TO THE SHOW WHICH NAM AND ELSEWHERE, SAID TODAY ALL AMER~ eral rine state of' :repair ELIld m.aintel!lW"€ of' both public and private WILL BE PRESENTED IN HOPES OF ENlIG~TE~ CANS HAVE CAUSE TO BE HUMBLY GRATEFUL TO ING TwE PEOPLE OF' KWAJALEIN TO THE MANY TI'£ MEN AND '""OMEN WHO "GUARO OUR FREE Som.: of tile CUSTO~S AND CULTURE Dr THE MIIRSHAlLESE DOMS AND OUR SAFETY ., membere were harte la&t year durin", tbe IG 1na:pe~tion in August of PEOPLE "THE MEN AND WOMEN OF OUR ARMED FORces SEE THE DUTY OF' THIS DAY CLEARLY THEY 1966. 9.Ild they 't(i!l;'e quite impressed by the mtl.ny improverrenta which JAPANESE VISAS UPHOLD IT WITH A WEALTH OF COURAGE, CO~ THE JAPANrSE GoVERNMENl IS No~ USING V\CTIDN liND COMPA.SSION," JOHNSON SAID have been made A NEW VISA APPLICATION THE INrORMATroN "THESE ARt PRECIOIJS G.IFTS YOU BRING US REQUIRED ON THE NEW rORM IS SIMILAR TO THEY DEEPEN THE MEANING AND HOPE OF THIS THE DATA REQUIRED ON THE OLD fORM THE THANKSGIVING DAY As WE THANK GOD rOR lei=. :t'e"ld.enta fo):' their cOOI>eretion in the care and Jll/ilntenanae of the NE\,! rORM ALSO COtH A I "IS ~ SLOCK rOR AT- HIS Ell E5S f NGS, WE THA NK HIM AL SO fOR cOlll,lllU)l'1tyand it)!. i'a.cllitle>S. What the Inspecto:rs General saw refl€'C!tB TACHMENT OF " PHOTOGR,l.PH OF' THE APPLICANT SUSTAINING yOU THERE IS NO REQUIREMENT FOR THE PHOTo- "WE PRAY TiAl HE WILL GUARD YOU, AS a cone1d.erable pride in the C'O!llIl1Ull.1ty-botb ll"here we 11~ and work--on GRAPH TO BE ATTACHEo TO THE VISA APPLICA YOU GUARD OUR FREEDOMS AND OUR SAFETY TION fOR TOURIST TRAVEL. THE STRUGGLE IS HARO AN~ CRUEL BUT WE the part of the Island '.11 res identa ApPLICATION FORMS AND ASSISTANCE IN MAV( KNOWN HARDSH I P AND CHALLENGE 8E 'Ibis ia truly a job well done My sincere thanks go to each and. ACCOMPLISHING THE rORM CAN BE OBTAINED FORE. AT THE KTS ".r.SSPoRT OrF'ICE IN ROOM 308 "WE PRAY THAT THE SHADOW WilL SOON every one of you 'rol'ho did hill part to exhibit that prid.;: i/1 euch a TERMINAL BUILDING PASS WE LA80R WITH ALL OUR STRENGTH FOR LASTING PEACE " MEXICO (JTY (uPI)--rOMEDIAN JERRY LEWI Sincerely, WAS ACCUSEO .N MEXICO CITY NEWSPAPERS TO A MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR FERGUS 0 MERA DAY 0. "RUDE AND TEMPERAMENTAL" CONDUCT WAS SCHEDULED TO 8E HELD ON WEONESOAY, DURING THE RECENT ACAPULCO FILM FESTIVAL NOVEMBER 22, Al 5 PM IN lHE MEMORIAL THE NEWSPAPERS SAID LEWIS FLEW HOME CHAPEL, DR SMITH WILL OF.ICIATE MONDAY I N A HUFF', COMPI,A IN I NG OF BAD TREATMENT 8Y FESTIVA~ ORGANIZERS. HONOLULU (UPI)--A BRITISH OV(RSEAS A,R- S\NG(R FRANK SINATRA WII.S THE SUBJECT O~ ",/lYS CORPORATION JETLINER WITH ~g ABOAIID ClEvtLAND (UPI)--A T~IEF PICKED THE WRONG CUSTOMER WHEN II SIMILAR PRESS ATTACK LAST YEAR WHEN WAS BRAKED SAFELY TO A HALT YESTERDAY HE TRIED TO SELL SOME SrOLEN R£CORDING TAPES TO REGGIE BUR OFFICIALS BARRED HIM FROM THE COUNTRY F'OR WHEN AN ENGINE CAUG~T FIIIE ON TAKEOFF NETTE RECENTLY HIS pART IN II MOVIE PROMOTING TOURIST NONE OF THE 47 PASSENGERS OR II CREWME* BuRNETT£ TURNED T~E M~N OVER TO POLICE BEF'oRr THE SALES- TRAVEL IN MEXICO BERS WAS INJURED SERIOUSLY, ONE WOMAN MAN COULD NAME ~IS PRICE THE TAPES WERt STOLEN THE NeWSPAPERS SAID LEWIS REF'USED TO ACCEPT A SUfF'ERED A BROK£N ANKLE, ApPARENTLY NIGHT BEFORE FROM BURNETTE IS CAR, HOTEL SUITE RESERVED fOR HIM WHILE JUMPING F'ROM TH( PLANE ------H-,~--...------\l II ------,,,, ~ ~ $n NEWS IS FREQUENTLY GRIM, REFLECTING AS IT DC£I LIKE 1954 THe BIG I-IUR,R.ICANE· AND THE TROUELE~ AND DISASTERS WHICH HARASS NAN, AWARE or THIS, UPI's TI-IE FLDOI' IN '155 • WASH!N'TD~ STAff SET OUT TO ENUMERATE SOME OF THE GOOD THINGS WHI It..BOUr BUSy.. WOW. hM~£tOtCUREO IN THE P~ST YEAR THE ~OLLOWING DISPATCH DEALS WITH T~E EAR'THQU6.KE OF THr I ~ f l 'F" ~Q5 ) 'SS ... REtl\EMBER TI-IE BUZZARD OF '5~ ';l WASM'NGTON (UPI)--CASUILTY LISTS LENGTHEN IN VIET NIM ••• AMERICAN CIT [~ H1IV( erEN EXPECTING INDIA THE COUNTRY MOST IMMEDIATELY THREATENED, WAS SPARED FROM WHOLESALE STAR VATION BY A GOOD WHEAT CROP AtTER TWO YEARS Ot DROUGHT. OTHER COUNTRIES BEGAN TAKING MEASURES TO STEP UP tODD PRODUCTION AND CO~ TROL POPULATION GROW~H. A TREATY ON THE PEACEtUL USE or OUTER SPACE WENT INTO E!'"!'"ECT LAST MONTH. IT PRO HIBITS NATIONS !'"ROM ORBITING NUCLEAR WEAPON~ IN NEGOTIATfORS AT GENEVA, THE UNITED STATES AND RUSSIA MADE SOME PROGRESS TOWARD A TREATY TO CURB PROLIFERATION Ot NUCLEAR WEA PONS INTO COUNTRIES WHICH 00 NOT NOW POSSE$ Redeye by Gordon Bess THEM. TACKLING ONE OF THE ROOT CAUSES OF RIOTING HEY! WI.N roN',. 'fOU IN URBAN GHETTOS, THE LABOR DEPARTMENT amp ""fI.OO" TWO 5E1'1"l..E LAUNCHED AN AMBITIOUS NEW PROGRAM TO TRAIN ARGUIN&! "OUR DISPUTES LIKE. ADULis:it AND riND JOBS FOR HARD-CO~E UNEMPLOYED. DURING THE FIRST THREE MONTHS, 26,000 JOB LESS MEN AND YOUTHS WERE ENROLLED. THE ARMED FORCES SUSPENDED T~EIR USU6L ADMISSION QU~LIFICATIONS TO T~KE IN 49,000 YOUNG MEN rROM BACKGROuNDS or HOPELESS POV ERTY AND E~UCATIONAL DEPRIVATION NEARLY 96 PERCENT OF THEM SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED BASIC TRAINING AND WENT ON TO LEARN SKILLS THAT WILL MAKE THEM EMPLOYABLE IN CIVILIAN LIFE. U.S SPACE SCIENTISTS LAUNCHED THE LARGEST ROCKET EVER BUILT -- THE GIGANTIC SATURN 5 AN ApOLLO MOON-LANDING CAPSULE CARRIED IN Pogo by Walt Kelly ITS NOSE MADE A PERF[CT RE-ENTRY AND LAND- ING, THUS ESTABLISHING THAT THE UNITED STATE NOW HAS A SYSTEM THAT NOT ONLY CAN GET ASTRONAUTS TO THE MOON BUT ALSO BRING THEM SAFELY ~OME MEDICAL SC1ENC( CONTINUED TO CLOSE IN ON CANCER WITH IMPORTANT NEW DISCOVERIES ABOUT CELL BEHAVIOR A TOTONTO DOCTOR REPORTED SUCCESS, rOR THE FIRST TIME, IN SPLICING A SEVERED SPINAL CORD, RAISING LONG-RANGE HOprs fOR RESTORING THE MOBILITY OF SOME PARAPLEGICS ARMY MEDICS IN VIET NAM fOUND A NEW DRUG THAT COPES WITH A STRAIN OF MA LARIA WHICH IS RESISTANT TO TREATMENT BY QUININE. IT WILL SAVE MANY LIVES IN SOUTH- EAST ASIA AND IN PARTS Or SOUTH AMERICA, WHERE THIS TYPE OF MALARIA IS PREVALENT. Moose by Bob Weber LABOR AND MANAGEMENT SHOWED A GROWING MATURITY IN THEIR RELATIONSHIPS, GETTING ~~~...... ~~--, THROQGH THE .IRST I I MONTHS OF THE YEAR ,~_~~~, WITH RELATIVELY fEW MAJOR STRIKES TIME LOST BECAUSE Or STRIKES SO fAR IN 1967 AMOUNTS TO ONLY ONE-FOuRTH or ONE PERCENT OF THE NATION'S TOTAL WORK TIM[. CONGRESS ASSURED MILLIONS or OLD fOLKS Of A SUBSTANTIAL INCREASE IN THEIR SOCIAL SEC- _____ ". URITY CHECKS IT ALSO VOTED TO CLEAN UP AIR POLLUTION, AND TO fINANCE OEVELOPMENT OF NEW NON-COMMERCIAL TELEVISION PROGRAMS. A PAPERBACK BOOK, WHICH CONTAINS NO PORN~ GRAPHY AND DOESN'T EVEN HAVE A NUDE WOMAN ON THE COVER, BROKE ALL PUBLISHING RECORDS WITH SALES Or 7 MILLION COPIES DURING ITS FIRST YEAR ON THE MARKET. THE TITLE IS "GoOD N('Js fOR MODERN MAN." (IT'S A MODERN ENGLISH TRANSLATION OF THE NEW TESTAMENT, ~UBLISHEO BY THE AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY.)
Moscow (UPI)--THE SOVIET UNION, IGNORING U S. PROTESTS, PUT FOUR AMERICAN SAILORS ON SHOW AT AN ANTI-WAR RALLY AT Moscow UNIVER SITY TODA.Y. As SOVIET STUDENTS CH£EREO, ONE OF THE SAILORS, RICHARD BAILEY, CALLED THE VIET NAM WAR "WHOLESALE MURDER" AND SAID HE AND HIS THREE SHIPMATES uREPRESENT HERE THE PEOPLE or THE UNITED AHD OUR YOUN~ PEPtE, WHO 00 NOT WANT THE WA.R." THE AMERICAN EMBASSY, ASKED rOA CONSULAR ACCESS TO THE SA.ILORS. WEDNESDAY, NO¥EMIEA 22, 1967 HOURGLASS SPORTS SECTION WORLD SERrES THE WORLD SERIES WIL~ BEGIN ON SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 26 Ai 4:30 PM ON DALLY rl~LD. IT WILL aE A BEST THREE OUT Of FIYE SERIES. PALM TERRACE OF THE AMERICAN LEAGUE WILL GO UP AGAINST THE ISLANDERS Of THE NATION~L LEAGUE. ALL-STAR VOLLEYBAUL THE WOMEN'S ALL-STAR VOLLEYBALL, BOTH
A & B DIYISIONS J WILL Pl~V THREE GAMES (BEST TWO OUT OF THREE). THE GAMES WILL BE PLAYED ON SUNDAY, NOVEMBlR 26, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28 AND FRIDAY, DECEMBER I. THE B DIVISION WILL PLAY AT 6 PM ON THESE DAYS AND THE A DIVISION AT 7 PM. ALL·STAR ROSTERS BANK Of HAWA II VOLLEYBALL TEAM ••• BACK ROw A DIVISION BANKERS IN ACTION ••• JEAN YAMAMOTO GETS IN A FROM LEFT - COACH WA~R[N HAM.~OTO, LINDA WAHINE KORA GOOD DIG ~S BENNIE CRISP, LINDA BALDWIN AND BALDWIN, MA~ILYN HE.LY, JE.N YAMAMOTO} PAT ARMSTRONG R0 S Ef5';:'L"O MA MARILYN HEALV GET READY TO HELP THE BALL COACH AL YAMAMOTO fRONT ROW - VIRGINIA JOAN KALAHIKI ELLA TIMAS OVER THE NET. GLOVER, DOROTHY DANEL, JOYCE RASH, BENNIE SADAt IS MADE BY ADDING THE rOUR TEAM NORTHERN MICHIGAN FOURTH AND ARLINGTON OF ) ~f~B[RS' SCORE TOGETHER AND DIVIDING BY 2. TEXAS FIFTH. IHIS IS THE f'IRSl KGA PRESIDENT'S TOURNA MENT AND THE PRIZES WILL BE THE LARGEST OF MIAMI {UPI)--THf WINNER OF THE fLORIDA THt YEAR. ENTRY tEE WILL BE $8 PER MAN. flORIDA STATE GAME THIS WEEKEND WILL MEeT CALL IN YOUR ENTRIES TO JOE KAULUKUKUI AT PENN STATE IN THE DEC. 30 GATOR BOWL CLASSIC. .g3~,31, PETE S'oIA.HGIN AT 81474, OR FRANK GRAN THE SCHOOLS SIGN(O AN AGREEMENT WITH THE I r I AT 83470. GATOR BOWL, ACCORDING TO A JACKSONVILLE RE- ----~------LOCAL SPORTS AGENDA TwIt IGHT GOLF MATCHES (UPJ)--LEO STRANG RESIGNED TODAY AS HEAD TH'Jn5 Nov. 23 PALM TERRACE ••• JOAN KAlAHIKI STOPS A HIGH rOOTBAlL COACH AT Knn STATf. IN FOUR StASGM GLOBAL HAWAIIANS VS KENTRON #1 ONE AND SETS IT UP TO DOOlE PETERSON. KELLY HIS TEAMS HAVE WON 16, LOST 21 AND TIED 2 FR! Nov. 24 DOWDEN AND CAROL PACHEACO COVER THE PLAY. KE~TRON #2 vS WECo #1 HANDBALL SCHEDULE LITTLE LEAGUE THE TWINS RALLIED FOR FOUR RUNS IN THE fRI. Nov. 24 COURT # I SIXTH INNING TO DEFEAT A ~ IGHTING RED Sox 5 00 BLOEDEL-DARRELL YS DELlAPElLE-~TSUNAGA BALL CLIJ' YESTERDAY. COURT ;{ 2 9-7 THE BALL GAME WAS TIGHT All THE WAY 5.00 UTz-ENSIGN VS WINNER or CT.#I (WED) THE SIXTH WHEN THE: Tw INS BUNCHED THREE WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL SINGLES TO BREAK THE GAME WIDE OPEN. THEY fRt Nov 24 HAD ~U~PEO TO A 4·0 LEAD IN THE FIRST ONLY 6.00 PM CRYING SHAMES VS ACES TO SEE THE RED Sox COME BACK WITH TWO ~UNS ( 00 PM PALM TERRACE VS BANK OF HAWAII IN THE THIRD AND TWO MORE IN THE rOURTH TO fiE IT UP. TENN.IS TOURNAMENT THE T'oIINS MANAGED TO PUSH ACROSS ANOTHER THURS. Nov. 23 RUN IN THE FIFTH TO TAKE THE LEAD AND 8'00 AM MOORE-CLAPP VS SCHAEFER-THIMSEN STAYED IN FRONT THE REST OF THE GAME. (ADY. lOSERS BRACKET) CHUCKY PETERSON WAS THE LEADING STICKER 9.30 ~M REMI-STEPCHEW VS BRUNNER-WESEMANN rOR iHE T~INS 'oIITH THREE HITS. LENDING A (ADV. SEMI-fiNAL WINNERS BRACKET) HELPING HAND WERt: BOB TAPIA AND DAVE JARMON TENNIS TOURNAMENT RESULTS WITH TWO HITS EACH. MEN'S AOVANCED - LOSERS BRACKET FOR THE Sox, DON THI"SEN, TOM DAGLIS AND TatMSEN-$Cl'IurER OVER GOUlD·G.US • .,..... c' I:) DAVE SOREKSON HAD TwO HITS. 4-6, 6-4, 6-2. WINNING PITCHER WAS RICK OWENS AND DON MEN'S INTERMEDIATE ~ LOSERS BRACKET THIMSEN TOOK THE LOSS. B,LLUps-THOMAS OVER KIHA-KAU~UKUKUI I THERE WILL BE NO LITTLE LEAGUE GAME 6-~1 ONOERWYZER-ANDRUlI9 OVER BRAME ACES VOLLEYBALL TEAM ••• BACK ROW rROM lE~r - 6-0. I TOMORROW. SCHYARZ 6-3J 6-1. MARY PORTER J JoANN KOZM,t" MARCEllA TIM.S 7 WOMEN'S i FR I. Nov. 24 CONNIE PORTER. FRONT RO'ol - CIND~ HENSLEY, REO VS [BEYE YANICt'(S SCHAErER-SCHWARZ OVER BAOCKIN4TON-SMt-H : 5:00 Sox KIM CAMERON, SUE ARTHUR, PATTY BREDA 6-2 6-2. .- HourGlass Section Er~>SRAY. NO¥[M8ER 22, 1967 INVE~TCR'h GUIDE By SAM SHULSKY Q - A RELATIVE WAS WIDOWED A fEW YEARS AGO. SHE HAS THREE YOUNG CHILDREN. ASSETS CONSIST o~ A SUBSTANTIAL AMOUNT OF MONEY IN SAVINGS AND 50 SHARES OF A.T.&T. INCOME FROM EARNINGS, ANNUITIES, ETC, IS SUFFICI tNT rOR CURRENT NEEOS. I FEEL SHE SHOULD HAVE MORE MONEY IN SECURITIES TO OFFSET IN FLATION, BUT SHE HAS HELD BACK COULD YOU HELP TO CONVINCE HER1 A - You fEEL SHE SHOULD HAVE MORE MONEY IN EQU I TI ES. I, TOO, FEEL THAT SHE SHOULD HA~E MORE NONtY EQUITIES BUT SHE DOESNtT ~Ea THAT WAY -- AND ITIS HER MONEY, HER CHILDREN TO EDUCATE AND HER OWN FUTURE SHE'S WORRIED ABOUT. SO WE HAVE WHAT MIGHT PROPERLY BE CALLED A "STICKY WICKET" IF THIS PARTICULAR IN VESTMENT PROBLEM COULD BE TURNED OVER TO A COMPUTER, I rEEL CONFIDENT THE MACHINE WOULD COME UP WITH AN ANSWER INDICATING SOME COMMON STOCK PURCHASES (Ir MINI-SKIRT LENGTHS COULD BE SETTLED THE SAME WAY} THINK OF ALL Sam Shulsky THE MOTHER-DAUGHTER ARGUMENT THAT WOULD BE AVOIDEDJ As Of THE MOMENT, YOUR WIDOWED R(L~TIVE EVIDENTLY FEELS A LOT MORE COMrORTABLE GETTING SEVERAL THOUSAND DO~LARS A YE~R BANK INTEREST (EVEN THOU~H THAT IS BEING SHARE PRICE. MAGNA vox REDUCED BY INrL~TION) THAN BY ASSUMI~G THE THE CLOSELY-WATCHED OJIA OF 30 INDUSTRIAL McDONNELL DOUGLAS RISKS or COMMON SHARE O~NERSHIP. AND -- I BLUE CHIPS PICKED UP 3.07 TO 874.02. THE MGII SUPPOSE -- THE RECENT MARKET RECORD Of HER I RAIL AND UTILITY COMPONENTS EACH ADDEO LES~ r-Mo1 ONE HOLDING HASN'T HELPED ANY THAN A POINT. i MOBIL 01 L I!M SENOING YOU A LIST or QUALITY GROWTH i VOLUME TOTALED A HErTY 12,180,000 SHARES MOTOROLA STOCKS SUCH AS A YOUNG WIDOW -- WHO DOESN'T I AND THE ACTIVITY MADE THE STOCK TICKER LATE NORTHWEST AIRLINES NEED MORE CURRENT INCOME -- COULD OWN. IF: SHORTLY AFTER THE OPENING AND AGAIN TOWARD I PAN AMERICAN YOU CAN CONVINCE HER TO MAKE AT LEAST A I THE CLOSE. 1T COMPARED WI TH THE 12,300,OCO I POLAROID SMALL, TOKEN INVESTMENT AS A STARTER, THAT'sl SHARES TRADED YESTERDAY. RCA ALL YOU SHOULD ATTEMPT NOW AND BE PRE- I BROKERS W£R£ SURPRISED AT THE HEAVY TRAD- , RAYTHEON PARED TO BE BAWLED OUT rOR YOUR GOOD IN- I ING SINCE TRADERS USUALLY BECOME LESS AG- SEARS TENTIONS Ir THE MARKET SHOULD GO AGAINST , GRESSIVE BEFORE A HOLIDAY. IN THIS CA~£, StlELl OIL HER. A NUMBER Of THE~ MAY TAKE FRIDAY OFf AS SHERATON * * ... * * * * * AN UNOFrlCIAL HOLIDAY FOR A FOUR-DAY WEEK SPERRY RAND Q - I HAVE SOME HUNT FOODS 4 3/8~ CON END. STD OIL OF CALIF VERTIBLE DEBENTURES DUE IN 1986 Do 1 INSTITUTIONAL PARTICIPATION WAS STILL STD OIL OF INO HAVE TO WAIT UNTIL THEN TO SELL} OR CAN I VISIBLE IN THE MARKET WITH 37 alOCKS OF $TO 01 L or N J SELL ANY TIME1 1 'M 75. I ALSO HAVE SOME 10,000 SHARES OR MORE CROSSING THE TAPE. StUDEBAKER HUNT COMMON. Of THE 15 MOST ACTIVE STOCKS, I I ADVANCED, TENNECO A - You CAN SELL THE BOND ANY TIME THE ONLY 3 DECLINED AND I REMAINED UNCHANGED. TtXACO 1986 DATE IS MERELY TtlE DATE THE CORpORATIO BRUNSWICK CORP. WAS THE MOST ACTIVELY TEXAS INSTRUMENT MUST R£PAY THE LOAN WHOEVER HOLDS IT ON TRADED STOCK, ADVANCING I 1/4 TO 13 1/8 ON THIOKOL THAT DATE GETS THE $1,000 rACE VALUE 5A~tS OF 384,100 SHARES. THE VOLUME IN 20TH CENTURY Fox THE BOND IS CONVERTIBLE INTO 23 20 SHARES CtUOEO rIVE B~OCXS TOTALING 98,800 SHARES UNION CARBIDt Of COHMON UNTiL 1971, ArTER WHiCH THE CON AT PRICES RANGING fROM 12 TO 13 1/4. THE UN I HD FRUI T VERSION RATE WILL CHANGE. COMPANY ANNOUNCED LATE IN THE DAY THAT IT U.S. GYPSUM I MUST ASSUME YOU ARE NOT IN N(ED OF CUR P~ANS TO SELL 15 PERCENT OF A SUBSIDIARY TO U.S. STEEL RENT INCOME SINCE THE eONO YIELDS ABOUT THE PUBLIC EARLY NEXT YEAR. 'WESTERN UNION 4 1/4% AND THE COMMON ONLY ABOUT 1 1/2$ IN AMERICAN AIRLINES MOV£D INTO SECOND PLACE, WESTERN AIRLINES CASH, PLUS STOCK. Ir YOU'RE LOOKING rDR DIPPING TO 32 ON 264,200 SHARES, 3/8 3/8 WEST I NGHOUSE INCOME, CONSIDER THE HUNT FOODS PRErERRED WITH MOST or THE VO~UME COMING rROM A BLOCK XE,tt,X WHICH IS YIELDING ABOUT 6 1/4% FROM A WELL OF 182,800 SHARES THAT CROSSED THE TAPE lENlnl PROTECTED DIVIDEND AT 32. Ml1TUALS ASKED * .. * * .. .. * .. OCCIDENTAL PETROLEUM ROUNDED OUT THE TOP DREYFUS FUND 16.43 Q - How 00 MUTUAL rUNDS COMPARE WITH A THREE, LOSING I 1/2 TO 100 1/4 ON SALES OF r,DElITY CAPITAL rUND 11.14 SAVINGS BANK ACCOUNT? W,TH AN INSURANCE 172,600 SHARES. ,- I DEL I TY TREND 36.80 POL' ty'! STEELS AND MOTORS GENERALLY REVERTED TO FUND or AMERICA 12.54 A - MONEY IN SAVINGS AT CURRENT RATES THEIR USUAL NARRO~ TRADING RANGES. GM HAMI L TON FUND 6.41 DOUBLES IN ABOUT 14 YEARS. MONEY IN COM PICKED UP '5/8 A~TER THE CLOSE IT AN MON STOCKS CAN OOUBLE IN MONTHS, OR KEYSTONE S 4 7.93 6 6 NOUNCED A RISE IN HID-NOVEMBER CAR SALES. MANHATTAN FUND 12·55 YEARS -- OR BE WIPED OUT. IT ALSO STARTS CONTRACT NEGOTIATIONS MON MASS INVESTMENT TRUST 18·71 YOU'RE TRYING TO COMPARE APPLES AND DAY WITH THE UNITED AUTO WORKERS. NT SEC GROWTH SERIES 12.71 HORSES Du PONT GAVE UP 2 1/2 TO 149 1/2 IN THE PUTNAM GROWTH FUND 14.12 AN INSURANCE POLICY IS BASIC~LLY A rORM ,It _D CHEMICALS. IT RECENTLY REDUCED ITS 'WELLI NGTON FUND 14,47 or PROTECTION AND IS IN NO WAY COMPARABLE YEAR-END DIVIDEND BUT THE MOYE HAD BEEN WITH EITHER or THE OTHER TWO ANTICIPATED BECAUSE or LOWER EARNINGS. OILS ROSE. SUPERIOR JUMPED 6. KERR McGEE AND NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE INDEXES FM ~CH£OULE PENNlOIL ALSO GAINED MPRESSIVELY. TEXACO Cl(:6E CHANGE WEDNESDAY - NOVEMBER 22ND AND JERSEY STANDARD ST~NDARD JOINED THE INDUSTRIAL 54.39 Up 0.42 SPECIAL TRIBUTE - To THE LATE PRES ADVANCE. TRANSPORTATION 49.5 1 OrF 0.01 IDENT JOHN F KENNEDY GOLDS MET RENEWED DEMAND. AMERICAN SOUTH UTiL I TV 42 71 Up 0.05 AFRICAN ADDEO 2. DOME MINES PICKED UP FINANCE 50 33 Up 0.39 THURSDAY - NOVEMSER 23RD - SPECIAL PROGRAM 1 ELECTRONICS IMPROVED. CONTROL DATA 3/4. ALL STOCKS INDEX 51.96 Up 0.33 COMMEMORATING THE THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY JUMPED 8 1/4. SCIENTifiC DATA SYSTEMS AND 8EGINNING AT 3 00 PM. DINNER MUSIC LITTON ALSO WORKED HIGHER. IBM, UP 18 YES DOW JONES CLOSING RANGE OF AVERAGES WILL COMMENCE AT 4'30 AND TH£ REGULAR TERDAY, SURRENDERED 5 1/2 TO 612 1/2.' STOCKS CLOSE CHANGE LY SCHEOULED FOLK MUSIC AT 7'30. BURL PENNSYLVANIA RAI~ROAD GAINED I AND NEW 30 INDUS 974 02 Up 3.01 IVES, "CHILDREN'S FAVORITES": PETER, YORK CENTRAL 1/2 I~ THE MOSTLY HIGHER RAILS, 20 RAILS 231.41 Up 0.46 PAUL & MARY, "ALBUM 1700", "THE: BEST BUT BOTH WERE WE~L BELOW THEIR HIGH or 15 UTI~S 123.50 Up 0.29 Dr THE KINGSTON TRIO'} PETER, PAUL & YESTERDAY. PENNSYLYANIA DECLARED IT5 65 Sroct(s 305.95 Up o.BB MARY, "HEARTS A\IID FLOW(RS" AND "Now IS' REGULAR DIVIDEND, BRINGING THIS YEARIS TOT- I THE TIME FOR PETER, PAUL & MARY', JOANi AL ABOYE LAST YEAR'S. THE INTERSTATE COM~ NEWMAN, GA. (UPI) --A ~OMAN DRIVER 6A£Z, "fAREWELL ANGELINA" ; MERCE COMMISSION RECENTLY APPROVED A MOVE FAILED HER LICENSE TEST ~HEN SHE LOST CON TO LET CENTRAL AND PENNSY LEND THE NEW HAV TROL or tlER CAR, SKIDDED OVER A BANK AND FRIDAY - NOVEMBER 24TH EN RAILROAD MILLION, BRINQtNG THEIR $25 PLUNGED DOWN A GULLY. PARTY SING ALONG - W,TH MITCH MllllJ MERGER NEAR COMPLETION. "OPEN F IRE AND Two I lARS BY JOHNNY NEITHER SHE NOR THE EXAMINER WAS HURT. Gu AIRLINES TURNED MIXED. AIRCRAFT5 CHARTfD MATHIS, "WHEN I FALL IN LOVE' BY JO\JI A SIMILAR COURSE. POLAROIO WIPED OUT AN JAMES, "INVITATION ?D THE , I KINGSWEAR, ENGLAND (UPI) --JOHN PART MOVI[~ EARLY POINT-SIZED LOSS AND CLOSED uP 3 ~' MATT MONROE, "A TOUCH Of TODAY ~l I MOORED HIS 27-FOOT BOAT IN A BACKWATER Of TER SOARING MORE THAN YESTERDAY IN R,~ 18 THE RAIN-SWOLLEN RIVER. WHEN THE WATERS NANEY WILSON, "SP"GIN(; N[w SlN<; ... TI (CONTINUED ON PAGE NINE) BY ONNIE ~TEv[NS. NI)VEWaEIt 22 The IN !i~~ uhd u. IIll1mlll1lllllllllllllllllll"lI1lllliU~~llllllllIInullllllllllnnnlltlllllll By JAMES H WINCHESUR Ceutrll./ hel/It Assocl/itloll Correspondent IT'S TRUE that the Umted "tates has 90 per cent of the world .. bathtubs but th'" mogt 1 u x urI 0 U s bathrooms in the world are to be fClund in the RltL Hotel m LIsbon the big gest m tllte Rambagl\ Paiae;! III Jalpur Ind"" In Europe, espel' lally bathtub~ are so big that whIle the water 1.'1 stearllU1g ;nto one end 1t IS coolmg off ",t the other For travelers aboord it s v. ell to remember that m Spa 1 n France Ita.ly Latm and South AmerIca tne letter' C' on the tub wd washbowl taps stands for steammg hot, not as III the THREE ASSASSINS -Dr Josiah Thompson Sits at illS desk U S or Bntam for "cold CaJd" littered with picture!! and skelLhes at Ha\'l'rford Pa [malt \ I tal, an) chaude (French; and 51 lng publication of hu~ book "Six Sf!\~onds In Dallas, In , ,1Iente I Spamsh) spell .~enldITlg m theIr' nallve lang-uBges In whlC'h he tries to pl"c>ve hl<> belief that Lhrf.'~ e..ssa.%lIlS nl..ot IO-Ze tllf)M~ ~ountne~ ,[ ) ou want just Oil(! were invol\-ed m the assa&SlnatlOn of Prelnd"nt ,,,ld ",,,,tel' turn the tap marked John F Kennedy BOKlZOJft'AL fa Deadloek 2 Laltf!r 10 Aul.tant F for friggia (Ita han), frolde 1 DnIu U Shade :I Wing 11 Couchel I Fr",nch) or fno (Spanish) In 5 'neket. mid tree • Con&tel- UI Before Germany and AustrIa it s "H 9 Vehicle 4;9 Auditory latJon 20 Pronoun for helss (hot) and 'K for 12. AIlIIen 0I'g8I\8 ~ Prefix 21 Grand kalt (cold) IS Comfort 50 Above halt .. '" U Haatm 51 Wager 8 Sunbum. 22 TWrue IN JAPAN, !Ill reports ta the 15 Greek 52. Spanllh 7 Soldier's 23 ~~ ltay king coin need U SUpped contrary men and women do 17 Attech 53 Approach 8 IndllUl 26 Vegetable not ordmsnly bathe together 11 l"Iower VEBTWAL nab"" 27 Cape '" communal bathh unless th"y Fron... Kahun hOI oyerug" O. It Pim:u 1 Health 9 - h. to m a remota cQuntry VIllage rnu~h o. 95,000 mil .. In 1;1 yeor 21 PetbJe reaot"t Corday 28 J!:nKtjJJh Of p) to a special spa for hr>t 2. Iarvl ------.:..:...... - poet mmeraJ waters If Y')u ~tay III I thJ' outpouflng of rich alm{)8t ~ Wilfred a Wpstprn !'itvln hotel your palpable solJnd' 26. &mot bathroom v.llllook pl'etty ";'uch Stle" full or comman sense, J'UXJb 29 Swabtl hk~ ,t ml.ght III a hotd In Dal- t<''''lble manners to ~(,ap hand fa.ct>d with a woman so 42. ShlP'1I ""_e lboJ" ..r -.t..... It ...... 4~ Beverage nne''- ~~lf In the tub wh,(,h ,~ beautiful she would even stop nleonS (e 1H1 JDac .....tlir. ~jI lac' '7 Tranqrwa ~t n(tt, f,x u long' hM '1M k ttle traff,c In Piccadilly ("old, (lBYPTOQU1P8 tile Bntl.tl and ScandlnnVilLlls THESE and a thausand "ther keep the, r tradltlonaJ resen'~ NXXQOP'D NXOQDZP'Q.r .rWWNWV \', lien he thmks you look absol r~_<;cmatlllg detaIl!, and tIP'" to!" liZrQDWV HCPW HOPHOW {",mall) traveler~ are dlscus~ed \Itely smasWng, the Engllslunan III Fr'\Jlces K()ltun ~ 'Complete ",'I,ll break down to the point of Bo'ok for the Intcll!gent Woman saying 'You look rather nice 'l'rn \ eler' (SImon and Shuster And dId yau know how the .$7(0) Ml'S Koltun a New blkmi got Its name' Miss Kl">! York CIt~ magazine travel ed tun who has the figure to wear ItoI' logs as much as 95,000 one gives the crawt to the Inlleq a veal' around the world Frlmch who descnbe It as "Ia Her book IS an outpounng of moo(' qui fait boom' because her e\.penences and dehght In tht' style fIrst appeared around lrl\e] She s a sensltiv~ observ- the time of the U S atomlc test explosions aIoun!i the ISland of The cadence of Ian Bikini in the P9.cifi~ !;l\r.ge ~pctken by Insh, Induing '-'n~ek9 French Ita11an~ - the _m!:U1g' lllt, the spilUng mel(}d~, WN'T SLID£ THROUGH VDURMlLtT~ Startmg Oct 16, you may re eel \ e up to 30 semester hoors I , 9 MAKE Off DUty of college Cr(!dlt from the Col EOU(ATION leg(' Level Exammation Pro g""rllm ~tslls are aVAIlable &.t your educatIon office "RULE'! CONTRACT BRIDGE By B. Jay Becker (hp Recorcl-Holcf.r In Men..,.' l"dMdua. Ch.mpl...... lp PlCI)') TIlT YOUIt PlAY 1 You are declarer Wlth the mond, follow low from dummy Wei>t hand a.t Six Heart.s North These play. guard &gairuIt every leadll the ace ot clubs which you pol!8ible 4·1 dl.trlbution of the ;! ruff How would YOll pla.y the North-South cants. I hlUld • If South follows to the tiNt lUamond IUd from dummy With ./ .Q165 -1--I+AK2N the nine, wtn with the ace IUI.d • AKJ10! w E • Q 98 S 2 STEPHANIE CRANE, 1 T '" a • A 8 fo 2 • K 106 3 retum a low diamond. If North merTy !a.s:l IlS "MIss Te('no.ge "'- _S_.K follow. low, faHrt tbe ten, it he produce- the jack or qUHft, you. A.mencn' for 196'1 Sh~ was 2 You are d~laret' with the cannot I~ mOle than one $ TIME TO TALI( TURKEY- W,th !I whole liretune ahead of h",r, Ruth Ann Bcakenrldge of I'ho,""l1 in Dalla,~ T@)( hves Wnt hand at Five DlamOllct.. mond trick If North show. out Park Forest 111 a Chicago .. uburb, fJnd~ ,t S fl dIffIcult decI~!on to muke just one Wll!h III HII:'I> Ridge M<) North leada: the nine of clubti on the neond diamond lead. How would you play the hand' play the ten from dummy and • Q J ~ + 93 South mu.at then resign • 7 I) N. A Q J " 2 One Wll.Y of pla.YIIl&' the • AKJ952 W lC • Q 10 7 6 hand would be to will the club, ... A Q " S .. K 10 5 draw trumpl, and rely on the 1 This is cne ot thoM sur. 8UCceU of a hearl fiJleUe ThIs trick con\:.nl,.ctJll which you. are would give you .. 50% ebanee certain to make agalnIIt uy of making the contnct, but It dlstribution with eocreet play would not be the belIt method. Ruff the club, draw trump., and of play caJi1h the A.K-Q of I!p&des. If You cl.l1improve your cbllAceil the spade. are divided. 3·1, )'011 by dn.wtnr trump', clearin& the can dbc&I'd a diamond trmn club mit, and leading Ute queen. dummy on the fourth apade, 10 of spada It SOuth hwI the A-Ie: auwne they are unevealy dl· of sp&GeI, your wv"l' ea about vlded the location of the kIIlg of Ruff the seven of 8p&dfIII In hu.rta are ovet After' C i'!ubea dwnmy and IUd the three 01. them, he mU8t return ... t't or dlamonct.. If South fOllows terN yield & ruff and d1sca.r... and flneaae the eight. l\efanll... of you make the contract "~~l" whether North w1M With the way nine, jack or queen, you bave South will be dealt the A·K , the real of the ttlcka He muat of ip&detI about. one deal out of either pn- you a nIfl-dllcaN, tour, and thlll IlUblltanttal T' or return a di&mond U be re- 81billty Ihould. not. be 1fT' tuma & low dlamond. Intert the The beart ftne.ue 1;1.' u. ANOTHER Of THOSf FLYING 51 JCER thingS, or ~omethmg I. a tl'chnlcm.Jl at the ",,,ather statH)lI on Chalk Mountain ten, if he "lurna a. hlp dla.- late. on If the tpa.de plO) ~"tI· ,hows up on film Robelt Rlnket mad~ n"ar Chmax Cc>11..o Hi! H(' M'nt photo to tht> Unlvel"~lly of Colorado for .valuation (0 1N'7, K~ I'tat_ ~ IDe,) P"GE 8 HOURGLASS HiPPlE MOTHER TO FACE ROMNEY ASSAIL& PRESS GENERAL ASSEMBLY UkGEO BABY BUTCHERiNG CHARGE LANSING, MICH.(UFI)--Go •• GEORGE ROMNEY, TO CANCEL NAUkU PACT DENVER (UPI)--CHARGES WERE EXPECTED TO BE A CANDIDATE rOR THE REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL UNITEO NATIONS {UPI)--THE TRUSTEESHIP riLED TOO"Y "G"INST" 24-YE"R-OLO "HIPPIE" NOMINATION, TOO.Y BLAMED -HE NEWS MEOlA FOR COUNCIL OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY RECOMMENDED MOTHER WHOSE BABY W"S HACKED TO Ot"TH WITH CREATING THE I"PRESSION 1!O~- rE_ 15 "WOBBI."" TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY TODAY TO CANCEL ITS A BROKEN BOTTLE IN WHA7 ONE OF'FICER OESCRI8E:D IN HIS VIET NAM POSITION. TRUSTEESHIP AGREEMENT WITH AUSTRALIA fOR AS "THt TYPE O~ THING AN ACID HEAD WOULD 00. "I WANT TO TELL YOU," HE TOLO REPORTERS THE ISLAND OF NAURU AS or JAN. 31, 1968, MRS. C"ROL METHERD WAS T,t,KEN INTO CUSTODY WITH FIWGER-JABBING INSlsn"Cf "MY POSI WHEN THE TERRITORY ACCEEDS TO INDEPENOENCE. YESTERDAY AT A "HALFW"Y HOUSE" FOR HIPPIES TION ON VIET NAM HAS BEEN A CONSISTENT IT UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED A LIBERI"N DRAFT WHERE SHE LIVED. HER TWO-YEAR-OLD SON'S POSITION WITH ONE EXCEPTION AND I VERV RESOLUTION CONTAINING THE RECOMMENDATION BODY WAS rOUND IN A BLOOD-SPATTERED BATHTUB, FRANKLY ADMITTED I HAD CHANGED MY VIEWPOINT DURING A SPECIAL MEETING REQUESTED BY Aus A BROKEN WINE BOTTLE IMBEODED OEEP IN HIS ON ONE ASPECT OF THAT CONFLICT" TRALIA CHEST. THE EXCEPTION, ROMNEY SAID, WAS THE DEPAR IN A SECOND VOTE, THE COUNCIL DECIDrD THAT MRS. Me:THEREDJ ESTRANGED WIFE OF A DENVER TURE HE MADE rROM THE POSITION HE TOOK IN IT WAS NO LONGER NECESSARY TO SEND A VISIT NEWSPAPERMAN, WAS TAKEN TO A HOSPITAL, MUM 1965 IN SUPPORT O. PRESIDENT JOHNSON'S WAR ING MISSION TO THAT ISLAND. IT HAD BEEN PRO BLING INCOHERENTLY. POLICY FOLLOWING A VISIT TO SOUTH VIET NAM. POSED BY CHINA AND BRITAIN IN A SEPARATE ASKED IF SHE WAS UNDER THE IN~LUENCE or ROMNEY SAID THIS FALL HE WAS lEO TO BELIEVE DRAFT RESOLUTION WHICH SUGGESTED THAT THE DRUGS, POLICE DETECTIVE JOHN GRAY SAID, fHE WAR E~FORT WAS GOING BETTER THAN IT WAS MISSION BE SENT TO THE TRUST TERRITORY Of "THIS IS A VERY STRONG POSSIBILITY." THROUGH "BRAINWASHING" 'THE ONLY POINT NEW GUINEA ONLY THE COUNCIL ADO,TEO WITH Two HIPPIES~ REED VON MU"R AND VINCENT WHERE I CHANGED MY MIND IS WHERE I USED THAT ONLY THE SOVIET UNION ABSTAINING ON ONE CHRICH RAN TO A POLICE SUBSTATION ABOUT A WORD THA T WENT AROUN 0 THE WORLO " PARAGRAPH BLOCK rROM THE HALrWAY HOUSE AND TOLD OFFI BUT, THE NEWS MEDIA BY REPORTING "PIECE AUSTRALIAN DELEGATE PATRICK SHAW INFORMED CERS A MURDER HAD BEEN COMMITTED. MEA~' ASPECTS OF HIS THINKING ON VIET NAM THE COUNCIL THAT THE DATE FOR NAURUAN IN~ THEY SAID THEY HAD TRIED TO GET INTO THE HAS CREATED THE IMPRESSION THAT HIS POSITION DEPENDENCE HAD BEEN SET AfTER TALKS BETWEEN BATHROOM, rOUND THE DOOR LOCKED AND HAD HAS BEEN CONSTANTLY SHirTING, ROMNEY SAIO. AUSfRALIA, NEW ZEALANO, BRITAIN AND REP CLIMBED THROUGH A WINDOW. THERE THEY FOUND nONE OF THE MOST UNFAIR THINGS THAT H"S RESENTATIVES OF NAURU THE BODY OF' MRS. METHERO'S SON, WILLIAM, HAPPENED IN THE LAST TWO-AND-ONE-HAL~ YEARS HE ALSO INTRODUCED TO THE COUNCIL HEAD FACE UP IN THE BLOODY BATHTUB, HIS CHEST IS TO CREATE THE IDEA THAT I HAVE BEEN IN CHIEF HAMMER DE ROBURT, CHAIRMAN Of TH£. CUT OPEN AND THE BROKEN BOTTLE BURIED SEV CONSiSTENT AND WOaBLY ANO DIDN'T UNDERSTAND NAURU LOCAL GOVERNMENT COUNCIL, AND JOHN ERAL INCHES IN HIS CHEST THE SITUATION," ROMNEY SAID. "AND A LOT Of BALLARD, ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF THE AUSTRA MRS. METHERD WAS SITTING ON THE FLOOR WITH THAT HAS GONE ON IN THIS ROOM n LIAN DEPARTMENT O. TERRITORIES. HER KNEES TUCKED UP UNDER HER CHEST, HER THAT HIS POSITION HAS BEEN DISTORTED WOULD THOUBLEMAKER~ WlLL kETURN BLUE JEANS AND CLOSE-CROPPED BLONDE HAIR BE APPARENT" IF ANYBODY WOULO GO BACK AND OH'O'~ ~TATE COVERED WITH BLOOD. TAKE A LOOK AT MY POSITION, THE POSITIONS TO CENTHAL U. POLICE SAID THE ~OTHER APPARENTLY HAD I HAVE TAKEN WITH RESPECT TO VIET NAM." COLUMBUS {UPI)--THE PRESIDENT or CENTRAL TAKEN THE BOY INTO THE BATHROOM TO GIVE HIM HE SAID THAT IN HIS TRAVELS AROUND THE STATE UNIVERSITY SAID TODAY SCHOOL OFFLCIALS A BATM THE WATER FAUCET WAS STILL ON~ AL COUNTRY PEOPLE HAVE TOI.D HIM THEY FIND HIM HAVE DECIDED AGAINST WEEDING OUT A MILITANT THOUGH THE PLUG WAS PULLED FROM THE DRAIN. DIFFERENT ~ROM WHAT THEY IMAGINED BLACK POWER GROUP BLAMED FOR TRIGGERING GRAY SAID THE HOUSE IS USED TO SHELTER "THE PRINCIPLE COMMENT 11M GE,lING," HE CAMPUS VIOLENCE LAST WEEK HIPPIES WHO PASS THROUGH DENVER. ANTIWAR SAID, "'S 'WHY YOUIRE SO DlfrERENT FROM DR. HARRY E. GROVES SAiD THE SCHOOL AND PEACE SIGNS WERE ~OUNO IN MANY ROOMS WHAT I READ IN THE PRESS'." "MODIFIED" ITS ANNOUNCED INTENTION OF RE~ AND PSYCHEDELIC PATTERNS WERE PAINTEO ON THE ROMNEY IS CONFIDENT THAT THE VOTERS WILL MOVING THE ORGANIZATION KNOWN AS UNITY FOR WALLS. THE HOUSE HAD BEEN SEARCHED TWICE JUDGE HIM ON WHAT HE IS AND WHAT HE HAS UNITY BECAUSE THE UNIVERSITY 010 NOT WANT DURING RECENT NARCOTICS INVESTIGATIONS AND DONE RATHER THAN ON THE OPINION OF SOMEONE TO SUPPRESS "LEGITIMATE THOUG .... T " ON ONE OCCASION LSD AND AN AMPHETEMINE WERE WHO "I S TRY I NG TO SHOOT ME DOWN rT GROVES ALSO SAID HE EXPECTED THE REMOVAL FOUND. COMMENTATORS, ROMNEY SAID, SAY THAT HE IS OF' STATe: HIGHWAY PATROLMEN BEFORE STUDENTS THE BOY'S FATHER, JAMES SCHELLHAMMER, 34, "TOO STUBElORN AND ON THE OTHER HAND THAT RETURN TO THE PREDOMINANTLY NEGRO SCHOOL ON A COPY EDITOR WITH THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS, I'M TOO PLIABLE I CAN'T BE 80TH." MONDAY. COLLAPSED WHEN HE LEARNED OF HIS SON'S DEATH WHILE NOTING THAT CRITICISM IS "PART OF CENTRAL STATE, WHICH HAS 2,600 STUDENTS, FROM piCTURES HE SAW AT THE NEWSPAPER. THE GAME" OF' POLITICS, ROMNEY SA10 "ALL I IS LOCATED IN WILBERFORCE IN THE WESTERN KNOW IS THAT WHEN I WAS THRUST OUT fRONT A PART OF THE STA TE lFTH YEAR YEAR AGO EVERYBODY BEGAN TO S 'DOT AT ME " "THE UNIVERSITY ODES NOT WISH TO SUPPRESS FACE CRlTlCS BUT ROMNEV SAIO HE RECOGNIZES THAT THE LEGITIMATE THOUGHT," GROVES TOLD A NEWS ESIDENT JOHNSON, "AMERICAN PRESS HAS A REALLY TOUGH JOB RE CONrERENCE. "To THAT ENO, THE BOARD OF S HILL COUNTRY FOR PORTING ON VIEWS ON V'ET NAM " TRUSTEES HAS AGREED TO MODIFY ITS EARLIER FIFTH YEAR IN OrF'ICE STATED POSITION. THE ORGANIZATION, UNITY ANSWER HIS VIET CALGARY, ALBERTA (UPI)--A YOUNG fATHER FOR UNITY, WHICH THE BOARD HAS ORDERED RE rORTHRIGtHLY. WAITED UNTIL HIS FAMILY WAS ASLEEP, POLICE MOVED FROM THE LIST OF APPROVED ORGANIZA lET HOLIDAY WEEKEND SAID TOOAY, THEN METHODICALLY WALKEO FROM TIONS, MAY REAPPLY ~OR APPROVAL." GROVES OY BIRD, HIS ROOM TO ROOM AND SHOT HIS WIFE AND THREE ALSO SAID MEMBERS O~ THE GROUP WOULD NOT MILY AND HIS DAUGHTE CHILDREN TO DEATH WITH AN AUTOMATIC RIFLE. SE EXPELLED, AS HAD EARLIER BEEN ANNOUNCED. , MARINE CAPT. HE THEN TOOK HIS OWN Lire: POLICE IDENTI "A DESIRE ON THE PART O~ A SMALL NUMBER FIED HIM AS MICHAEL LOCKE O~ NEGRO STUDENTS TO MAKE CENTRAL STATE TONIO AND THEN WENT OFFICIALS SAID THE MASS MURDER-SUICIDE, AN ALL-SLACK CAMPUS WAS AND IS THE CORE OF FTER HE RECEIVED CANADA'S SECOND WITHIN A FEW HOURS, PROBAB THE TROUBLE AT OUR INSTITUTION," HE SAID REPORTS FROM HIS TOP ADVISERS IN WASHINGTON LV OCCURRED LAST MONDAY THE BOOIES WERE HE ORDERED THE SCaOOL CLOSED LAST WEEK TO THAT "STEADY PROGRESS" WAS BEING MADE IN NOT DISCOVERED UNTIL YESTERDAY AFTERNOON. AVOID FAR MORE DANGEROUS EVENTS VIET NAM. YESTERDAY HE HAILED THE SENATE ~NATE MOV£~ TO END ACTION ON THE SOCIAL SECURITY COEkCED BOND dUYING BilL, CALLING IT A MAJOR VICTORY WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE SENATE rJR 100 MILLION AMERICANS AND ACTED TODAY TO MAKE SURE THE RES "j.N UNPARAI.LELED OPPORTUNITY TO PONSE REALLY IS VOLUNTARY WHEN ENLARGE AND ENRICH THE LIVES OF THE GENERAL ORDERS THE COLONEL TO ALL OUR FAMILIES." TELL THE SERGEANTS TO SUGGEST THE PRESIOENT ALSO MovrD TO IN THAT THE PRIVATES BUY U.S. SAVINGS CREASE THE SHARE OF SMALL BUSI BONOS. NESSES IN GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS BY By VOICE VOTE, THE SENATE AP ORDERING FOUR MA~OR FEDERAL CON PROVED A BILL WHICH WOULD MAKE IT TRA~TING AGENCIES TO REINSTALL A COURT-MARTIAL OFFENSE FOR O~FI REPRESENTATIVES OF' THE SM~LL CERS, OR OTHERS ACTING ON THEIR I BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION IN PRO BEHALF, TO USE COERCION OR THREATS CUREMENT OPERATIONS. IN MILITARY BOND OR CHARITY DRIVES JOHNSON IS KNOWN TO BE PLEASED THE MEASURE NOW GOES TO THE HOUSE BY THE TELEGRAMS ANO LETTERS RECOMMENDING THE BILL TO THE WHICH HAVE POURED INTO THE WHITE SENATE, THE ARMED SERVICES COMMIT HOUSE AFTER LAST FRIDAY'S TELE TEE CITED COMPLAINTS FROM MEMBERS VISED NEWS CONFERENCE, WHEN Ht or THE ARMED SERVICES THAT PRES TOOK THE GLOVES OFF' AND STRUCK SURES WERE EMPLOYED TO MAKE THEM BACK AT HIS CRITICS. BUY BONOS OR PARTICIPATE IN CHARI THE PRESIDENT'S MOOD ON THE 4TH TY DRIVES. ANNIVERSARY OF THE DAY HE TOOK ItAMONG THE THREATS, REPRISALS OFFICE UPON THE ASSASSINATION OF AND PUNISHMENTS ARE THESE. DENIALS PRESIDENT KENNEDY SEEMS TO BE ONE OF LEAVE TO SERVICEMENT DEPARTING OF HARDENING DETERMINATION THAT FOR VIET NAM, REFUSAL OF WEEKEND HIS VIET NAM COURSE IS RIGHT AND PASSES, OETRIMENTAL REPORTS THAT WILL BE PURSUED. MAR A SERVICEMAN1S RECORD AND OFTE HE IS CONVINCED NORTH VIET NAM IMPEDE HIS ADVANCEMENT, OFrlCIAL WANTS A BOMBING PAUSE, BUT ALSO THREATS or DENIAL OF PROMOTION, THAT ANY PROLONGED HALT WOULD AND ASSIGNMENT OF UNPLEASANi DUT ENABLE THE COMMUNISTS TO RESUPPLY IES OR UNDESIRABLE WORKING HOURS," AND REGROUP IN SOUTH VIET NAM. THE COMMITTEE SAID. HE SAYS ENDING THE WAR IS NOT "THE EXTENT OF REPRISALS \lARIES I SOLELY THIS COUNTRY'S RESPONSIBI WITH THE INGENUITY AND IM"GINATIONI LITY, THAT HANOI COULD MAKE SOME OF THE PERSONS RESPONSIBLE FOR FILLING THE QUOTAS." I WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1967 J-()URGLASS PAGE 9 VIET (CONTINUEO ""o104 (CONTINUf::O FROt04 PAGE ONE) POLICY PAGE ONE) WALL <)TREElcONTIN~~~/;~:) THE MOST CONTROVERSIAL, ISSUED YESTEpDAY, SPONSE TO A DIVIDEND MIKE A~D A 2-FOR-1 THE CAMPAIGN SURPASSED THE BLOOOY FIGHT CALLED rOR RESTORATION or THE DIVISION Of STOCK S~LIT PROPOSAL U.S. GYPSUM ADD(O ING IN THE IA ORANG VALLEY TWO YEARS AGO WAR POWERS BETWEEN THE EXECUTIVE AHD L[GI~ I 5/8 AND A.P. GREEN I 3/8 IN RESPONSE TO IT KILLED 1,286 COMMUNISTS AT A COST OF' 37' LATIVE BRANCHES AS SET FORTH IN THE CONSTI MERGER PLANS. ERICANS KILLED AND 55 WOUNDED, THE III. TUTION. CfTY IHVESTING PICkED UP 5 3/4 RHEEM DRANG FIGHTING ERUPTED ON Nov. 14, 1965, A "BOTH (ARE) COMPATIBLE WITH MODERN CONO~ MANUFACTURING ADDEO 3 3/8. TAYLOR IN RAGED THROUGH THANKSGIVING FOR ABOUT THREE TIONS AND ESSENTIAL TO CoNSTITUTIONAL GOV STRUMENTS, WHICH 800STEO ITS DIVIDEND, EKS ERNMENT," THE REPORT SAID. IT SAID EXCES~ TACKED ON , 1/8. tTT ROSE 3 3/4 IN RE ABOUT 100 MEN OF THE U,S. 1ST CAVALRY DI~ SIVE POWER or THE PRESIDENT HAS ltCOME AflOUT SPONSE TO AN OPTIMISTIC EARNINGS PREDIC ISJON (AIRMOBILE), A UNIT WHICH TASTED COM AS THE RESULT or E~OSION, INADVERTENCY, E~ TION. AT F'OR THE FIRST TIME .&T IA ORANG, INFORCE PEDIENCY, AND -- IN A rEW INSTANCES -- US PRICES ON THE AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE 500 MAN BATTALION OF THE 173RD AIRBORN( UR,.JT1DN." ADVANCED IN FAIRLY ACTIVE TRADIN~. Or THE IGADE TOOAY IN THE .INAL PUSH UP Hill 875 THE 27-PAGE REPORT ON T~IS SAID THAT THE , 976 IsSUES TRADED, 502 ADVANCED, 292 DE As THE SUN F'tLL BEHIND THE HILLS ON THANK LAST rOUR PRESIDENTS EXCESSIVELY COMMITTED CLINED AND 182 REMAINED UNCHANGED THE GIVING EVE, TI-£ AMERICANS WERE 25 YAROS t MILITARY FORCES ABROAD, BUT 010 NOT SAY AMEX INDEX JUMPED 24 CENTS 10 $21.92 THE HIGH KNOll AT THE END OF' THE LONG RIOG~ WH I ttl ONE HAD "USURPEO" POWER rROM CONGRE!6. VOLUME ROSE TO 4,345,350 SHARES fROM THE INE S1RETCHING ALONG THE CAM60DI"N fRONTIE THE RESOLUTION ON THE U.N.'s ROLE-IN SET 4.184,128 SHARES TRADED IN THE PREVIOUS REA 280 MILES NORTH OF SAIGON. TLING THE WAR IN VIET NA ... CALLED ON PRESI SESSION. FIGHTING 01[0 DOWN AND IT APPEARED THAT DENT JOHNSON TO CON5lDER TAKING APPROPTIATE THE COMMUNIST DEFENDERS IN TRENCHES, BUNKERS STEPS TO ASSURE U.N. SECURITY COUNCIL CON AND TUNNELS DUG 20 tEET INTO THE HIGH GROUND SIDERATION 0. IT. * * * * NOTICE * * * * AMERICAN NAPALM BOMBS HURLED '~N ErrORT TO SPUR NEGOTIATIONS (THROUGH, EFFECTIVE 0001 27 NOVEMBER 1967 DIRECT Y JET PLANES AND FLAME T~ROWERS SPEW INC THE U.N.) IS IMPERATIVE," THE REflORT SAID. AUTOMATIC Tt~EPHONE SERVICE WILL ae AVAIL HEETS OF FIERY JELLIED GASOLINE HAD BURNED BOTH PRESIDENT JOHNSON AND U.N. AMBASSA ABLE TO AND fROM ROI NAMUR AND MECK Is HE~ OUT. DOR ARTHUR J. GOLDBERG HAVE SUPPORTED THIS LAND. BE REMINDED THAT ALL MEeK NUMBERS UPI CORRESPONDENTS THOMAS CHEATHAM AND POSITION. ARE NOW PREFIXED BY 77. ADDITIONAL TELE ALVIN B WEBB JR , REPORTING FROM FORWARD THE COMMITTEE ACKNOWLEDGED IT COULO NOT PHONE INSTRUCTIONS REFLECTING THE NEW MEeK COMMAND POSTS NEAR THE HILL LATE TODAY, DE KNOW WHAT THE RESULT WOULD BE, BUT ADDED: NUMBERS WILL BE PUBLISHED ON 25 NOVEMBER SCRIB[D THE FINAL ASSAULT ~S SLO~ .ND DIF- "IT IS ALSQ IMPORTANT TO TA~( NOTE THAT THE 1967· FICUlT. WAR IN V,ET NAM IS ALSO A TEST Of THE ROI NAMUR AND M£CK SUBSCRIBERS MAY CON SKETCHY RADIO REPORTS REACHING FIELD COM UNITED NATIONS AS AN INTERNATIONAL INSTRU TACT THE KWAJALEtN TELEPHONE OPERATOR BY ANDERS BELOW THE SUMMIT SAID TWO AMERICANS MENT 0. PEACEMAKING. DIALING "80". MEeK ISLAND Fjli'E STATION WERE KILLED AND AT LEAST ,OUR WOUNDED IN I~HE COMMITTEE IS STRONGLY Of THE VIEW - AND SECURITY NUMBER IS 77333. THE LAST ST~G[S Of THE PUSH THE AMERICAN THAT THE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY SHOULD ASSAULT TEAM HAC NO TIME TO COUNT NORTH CONSIDER NOT ONLY T~E tOST TO THE UNITED VIETNAMESE BODIES MANY COMMUNISTS WERE NATIONS If IT SHOULD ATTEMPT TO BRING THE WE~TMC:1F.L,~ ~