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Houses first Reds Mount Hew Offen sire Comptetely Integrated School BERKELEY, CAUf. (UPI)._THE FIRST Toy Ninh Latest Communist Target COMPLETE RACIAL INTEGRATION OF SCHOOLS IN AN AM[RICAN COMMUNITY OF OVER SAIGON (UPI ) __ COMMUNIST TROOPS ~OLLO""ING A eATTLE PLAN THAT LAST MONTH Ct'lST 100,000 ..... S ACHIEVED YESTERDAY IN THEM MORE THAN 1,000 DEAD LAUNCHED ANOTHER MASSIVt OFrENSIVE TOOAT AGAINST BERKELEY. POPULOUS TAY NINH CITY NORTH .... EST OF SAIGON. SOME 3,500 STUDENTS WERE TRANSPORTED THt riGHT BEGAN SHORTLY AFTER MIDNIGHT TODAY (SAIGON TIME) AND .... AS STILL UNorR~ IN BUSES TO SCHOOLS THROUGHOUT THE COM WAy 24 HOURS LATER THE MIXED FORCE OF NORTH VIETNAMESE AND VIET CONG OCCUPieD "'lINIT'!'" TO "CH,CVE A RACiAl SALANC£ SUBURBS OF THREE SIDES or S .... IC.ON. ACCURAT[LY REFLECTING SCHOOL £NROLI.. UPI CORRESPONDENT NAT GleSON REPORTED TH"'T A TORRENTIAL MONSOON DOWNPOUR HIT MENT FIGURES--50 PERC£NT WHITE, 41 PER THE BATTLEGROUND AT 4 PM AND CONTINUtD UN"'BATED THROUGHOUT THE EVtNING, SLO .... - CENT BLAC~ AND 9 PERCENT ORI£NTAl AND ING THt PACE OF BATTLE BUT rlREFIGHTS UPTED ON THE SOUTHEASTERN rRINGE or OTHERS THE CITY LATt WEDNESDAY AND A OIST~ICT fOR THE MOST PART THE PLAN CALLED FOR first Stage of Moscow's Promise HEAOQUARTEIHl TWO loll LES TO THE LEFT TH£ 6USSIN~ OF CHILDREN FROM THEIR CAME \1ND£R I'IORTAR ATTACK. .... EALTHY HOMES IN THE BERKELEY HILLS TO "IT'S DEVELOPING ALMOST EXACTLY LIKE PREVIOUSLY ALL-BLACK SCHOOLS NEAR THE IT DID 8EFORE," SAID U.S. ADVISER MAJ. BAY WHILE NEGRO STUDENTS RODE IN THE Russia Withdrawing Invasion Tro JAMES PULLEY OF GRtENSBORO, NORTH OPPOSITE DIRECTION. PRAGUE (UPI )-_ SOME 300,000 SOVIET T~OOPS BEGAN tXTtNSIVE MOVEMENTS TODAY IN CAROLINA. HE WAS RtFERRING TO THE SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS NEIL V. THE fiRST STAGt OF THEI~ PROMISED .... ITHORA .... AL FROM OCCUPIED CZECHOSLOVAKIA, HIGH AUG. 17 - 18 ATTACK ON TAY NINH IN CALLEO THE FIRST DAY OF THE PRO COMMUNIST P"'RTY SOURCES SAID. WHICH THE COMMUNISTS GOT INTO THE CITY "A GREAT ONE FOR BERKELEY AND FOR TflE SOURCES SAID THE NATION'S MAJOR CITIEs, INCLUDING PRAGUE, WOULD BE FRtEO PROPER BUT WERt DRIVEN OFF IN 81TTE1'I UNITED STATES THE PEOPLE HAVE A BY MIDNIGHT. FIGHTING .... HICH DESTROYED HUNDREDS OF FEELING OF GREAT SATFSFACTION--THAT TflE ESTIMATED 600,000 FOREIGN TROOPS IN TflE COUNTRY WILL BIVOUAC IN RURAL kOM£S AND LEFT 2,500 CIVILIAN REFUGEES. THEY ARE DOING THE RIGHT THING--F'N_ CAHPS AND IN OUTLYING ARtAS FROM THE CITIES PtNDiNG TflE SECOND or THE THREE THAT BATTLE ALSO COST THE REDS HORt STACES OF THE PULLOUT. THA~ 1,000 KILLED ACCORDING TO f"CiVRCS HOWEVER, DEPUTY PREMIER JoSEF HAROU~ TOLD A NEWS CONFERENCE TODAY THAT IF RClEAsrD BY THE U.S. CO"''''AND. CZECH JOURNALISTS DID NOT TONE OO .... N CASUALTIES WERE CERTAIN TO RUN HIGH THEIR "ElETWEEN THE LINES" CRITICISM AGAIN, BUT THEY WERE LARGELY UN ... VAIL_ Jetliner Bursts into flame Or THE OCCUPYING TROOPS THEY HAY fACE ABLE LATE TODAY. U.S. 25TH INFANTRY REOCCUPATION OF THEIR OFrleES BY THE DIVISION TROOPS A FE .... MILES SOUTH OF TROOPS. TAY NINH KILLED "'T LEAST 99 COMMUHISTS Air France Jet Crash Kills 9S THE TERMS ,OR THE WITHDRAWAL AND I. ... ST NIGHT AS THEY MOVED TOWARD THE NICE, fRANCE (UP! ) __ NiNETY-FIVt PERSONS WtRE KILL£O TODAY WHEN AN AiR FRANCE THE THREE STAGE PL"'N WERE LAIO DOWN PROVINCIAL CAPITAL. JETLINER ON A 30-MINUTE FLIGHT BURST INTO "A B"'1.1. OF !'"IRE" AND PLUNGED INTO IN Moscow DURING TALKS HELD SHORTLY THE COMMUNISTS OCCUPIED A 50-BLOCK THE MEDITtRRANE"'N SE" AFTER THE AUGUST INVASION ElY SOVIET RESIDENTIAL AREA OF THE SOUTHERN AND CHARRED BOV'ES AND BVRH'NG DEBR'S Io'AS FOUND FLOATING IN THE CHOPPY WAT£RS LED TROOPS or THE WARSA .... PACT EASTERN SUBURBS OF TAY NINH ToDAY AND JUST 12 NAUTICAL MILES FROM THE COAST or SOUTHERN fRANCE. THE SECOND STAGE CALLS FOR A REDUC (5££ SAIGON, PAGE 9) A rlSHERMAN REPORTED HEARING A 'VIOLENT EXPLOSION" AND WITNESSES IN ST. RAP_ TION IN THE NUMBER OF TROOPS IN THE HAEL SAID THEY SAW A "BALL OF !'"IRE" IN THt SKY JUST WEST OF WfiERE THE WRtCKAGt COUNTRY, AND THE REMOVAL OF MOST RE Mid-East Conflids WAS FOUND AT CAPE D'ANTIBES MAINING FORCES TO UNLIMITED MILITARY THE JET--A TWO ENGINE CAR"'VELLE IN SE VICE ONLY SIX MONTHS--RAN nno TROUBLE RESERVATIONS. THE THIRD STAGE IS THE ONLY 10 MINUTES FROM /oiICE, WHERE THE FINAL WITHDRA .... AL, BUT THERE IS SOME Delay Peace Pursuit QuESTION OF WHETHER SOME TROOPS WOULD Humphrey Clarifies rLIGHT FROM AJACCION ON CORSICA~·ONLY UNITED NATIONS (UPI ) __ THE UNITED 140 MILES AWAY-_W",S TO END, RtMAIN ALONG THE WESTERN BORDERS AND WARNED TODAY ANY FURTHER VIO_ Position Viet Ham THE PILOT RADIOED NICE AIRPORT THAT IN ANTI-AIRCRAFT EMPLACEMENTS AROUND LENCE IN THE MIDDLE EAST "eOULO GRAVEL on THE COUNTRY. ONE OF THE ENG I NES .... AS I ~ FLAMES JUST JEOPARDIZE NOT ONLY TNt CEASE FIRE BUT 1roop Witlul",wal 10 MINUTES BEFORE HE WAS SCHEDULED TO By LATE ArTERNOON~ AT LEAST THt ALL TOO PRECARIOUS PURSUIT OF HOUST~. TEXAS (UPI ) __ VICE PRtSI_ LAND. BEFORE RADIO CONTACT WAS LOST, (s[[ PRAGUE, PAGE 91 PEACE" IN THE AREA. DENT HUBERT H HUMPHREY SAID TODAy HE HE SAID HE WOULD TRY TO MAKE AN EMER U.S. AMBASSADOR GEORGE W. BALL TOLD HAS A "Hopr" THAT AMERICAN FORCES MAY G£NCY LANDING. fiRE TRUCKS LINED THE THE S£CURITY COUNCIL IT HA.D "DELAYED BE WITHDRAWN FROM VIET NAM, BUT CON AIRSTRIP, BUT THE PLANE DID NOT MAKE IT. TOO LONG" IN RECONCILING ISRAEL AND CEOEO THAT AS OF NOW THERE HAS BtEN NO Or THOSE ABOARD, 89 .... ERE PASSENGE~S ITS ARAB NEIGHBORS AND "LET TOO MUCH GENERAL AHCR/CAN PULLSACM or FORCES. A~D SIX WERE M£MBERS Of' T~E tREW. TIME TO aE lOST." HUMPHREY'S PRESS SECRETARY, NORMAN AMONG THE VICTIMS .... AS RETIRCD GEN. RCNE REFERRING TO THE LATEST FIGHTIHG SHERMAN, ISSUED A STATEMtNT IN AN AT COONY, 64, WHO COMMANOEO tRENCH TROOPS THE SUEZ CANAL ON SUNDAY, ~HICH TEMPT TO CLARIFY VICE PRESIDENT HUMPH IN NORTH VIET NAM DURING 1953-'54. THE THE LOUNCIL IS CONSIDERING, BALL SAID, REY'S POSITION ON TROOP WITHDRAWALS DIRECTOR OF fRENCH POSTAL StRVICES AT "THt MOST IIIE CAN HOPt FOR I S THAT f'ROM THE SOUTHEAST ASIA WAR ZONE. AJACCIO AND THE VICE-RrCTOR OF EDUCA INCIDENTS .... ILL PROVE ONLY ISO IN A QUESTION AND ANSWtR SESSION LAST TION ON CORSICA. THIRTEEN CHILDREN AL LATED VIOLATIONS OF THE C£ASE FI~E NIGHT, HUMPHREY HAILED THE WITHDRAWAL SO DIED. WITHOUT SEQUEL. OF A MARINE REGIMENT AS AN INOIC"'TION IT .... AS THE WORST A'R DISASTER SINCE "BUT THIS IS BEING VERY SANQUINE IN TO SUPPORT HIS EARLIER EXPRESSED HOPE A SOUTH AFRICA~ AIRWAYS BOEING 707 DEED. I DARE NOT IGNORE MORE SOBER THAT SOME AMtRICAN f'IGHTINO TROOPS CRASHED IN SOUTHwtST AFRICA LAST APRIL POSSleILITlts. Wt MUST DO ALL WE CAN .... OULD BE WITHDRAW~ FROM VIET NAM AND KILLING 123 PEOPLE • TO PRtVENT THEM" HE SAID. SOUTH VIETNAMESE TROOPS WOULD BE BETTER (SEt CRASH. PACl.E 9) BUT THE 15-NATION BODY STILL HAS ABLE TO CARRY A LARGER SHARE OF THE NOT AGREED ON .... HAT ACTION TO TAKE. BUROEN THERE. Hasser lind Calline, Meet CZECH TELEVISIOO STATION SMASHED __ THE STATtMENT SAID A SIMILAR kOPC THIS P~OTO WHICH REACHED VIENNA WITH LBJ Warns Soviets HAC BEEN [~PRESSED EARLIER BY DEFENSt CAIRO (UPI )-- U.A.R. PRESIDENT GAHCL REPORTS OF A GRADUAL WITHORA .... AL OF SECRETARY CLARK CUFFORO AND ARHY C"flU ABOEI. NASSER WAS TO MEET WITH HIS CAB_ SOVIET OCCUPATION TROOPS FROH CZECHOS OF STAFF GEN. WILLIAH WtSTMOREI.AND INET TODAY FOR A SPECIAL REPORT ON THE Against Use of Force LOVAKIA SHO .... S HEAVY DAMAGE INFLICTED TENSE ARAB-ISRAELI FRONT AS SEMI-OFrl WASHINGTON (UPI l-- PRESIDENT JOHNSON ON THE TELEVISION STUDIO IN PRAGUE. Nixon Calls Humphrey CIAl EGYPTIAN SOURCES SAID AUTHORITIES CONDEMNING ANEW THE SOVIET INVASION OF EXPECTED A NEW "VIOLENT FLAREUP ANY CZECHOSLOVAKIA, WARNED THE COMMUNIST MINUTE." Cuban Defedor BLOC LAST NIGHT THAT "THE USE OF A "Man of the Past" NASSCR, WkO CUT SHORT A VA.CATION IN FORCE AND THE THREA.T or FORCE WILL NOT NEW YORK (UPI ).- HUBERT H. HUMPHREY ALEXANDRIA TO RETURN TO CAIRO LATE Still Running BE TOlERAT£D IN THE AREAS OF COMMON EQUALS PRESIDENT LYNDON B. JOHNSON. YtSTEROAY BECAUSE or THE CRISIS, WAS TO RESPONSIBILITY, LIKE BtRLIN." MEXICO CITY (UPI l-- SOME .... HERE IN ELECT HUMPHREY AND THE VOTERS WILL GET HEAR A REPORT BY EX-WAR MINISTER GEN. JOHNSON TOLD THE TRIENNIAL CONVtN MEXICO CITY TODAY, A MAN WHO MNOWS TOO FOUR MORE YEARS OF JOHNSON POLICY ON MOHAMMEO fAWZI ON THE SITUATION AROUNO TION OF B'NAI B'RITH THAT THE SOVIET MUCH IS LISTENING ONCE AGAIN FOR THt EVERYTHING FROM VIET NA ... TO INFLATION. THE SUE< CANAL AND THE RESUL TS OF SUN" INVASION or CZECHOSLOVAKIA "HAS SET FOOTSTEPS OF HIS P'JRSUtRS. SO GO REPUBLICAN R,CHARD M. NIXON'S DAY's ARTILLERY BATTLE THER[. BACK THE COURSE OF PEACE.' BUT HE JUAN OJEDA, 29, A DEFECTED CUBAN CAMPAIGN SPEECHES. ''WE CANNOT GO F~- THE CABINET M[ETING, SCHEDULED FOR HELD OUT AN OLIVE BRANCH TO THE Rus_ DIPLOMAT, RACED AHEAD OF THOS[ FOOT 6 PM CAME SHORTLY AFTER A NE .... HINE EX~ ~IIANS, SAYING THE SOVIET UNION "CAN STEPS FROM INDONESIA TO AUSTRALIA, PAST •••• PLoalON ANO SPORADIC £XCHANGES OF FIRE STILL CHANGE, IF NOT 01"00, WHAT IT ACROSS THE PACln C TO HONOLULU, SAN OF TH£ THAT LEO TO A BLACKOUT IN THE EGypTIAN HAS DONE I N CZECHOSLOVAKIA." FRANCISCO AND MEXICO CITY. lorAS OF CITY OF Su£z, DUG IN rOil FUR 0,. RENE .... EO THE PRESIDENT ADDRESSED THE JEWISH LAST WEEK, HE 8ECAME CELEBRAT[D AS " N,XON FIGHT I NO.. SERYICE ORGANIZATioN ONLY HOURS AFTEA A PAWN OF INTERNATIONAL INTRIGUE WHEN NIGHT. IN JERUSALEM, AN ISRAELI ARMY SPOKES_ HE TOLD THE AMERICAN LCGION CONVENTION CUeAN SECURITY AGENTS CAUGHT HIM AND MAN REPORTED THAT IN T~E LATEST EX IN NEW ORLEANS THAT U.S. TROOPS CANHOT lOST HIM AGAIN TO ~ESCUING MEXiCAN CHANGES, JORDANIAN MORTARS WERE FIRED 8E BROUGHT HOME FROM VIET NAM UNTil AGENTS. AT ISRAELI POSITIONS AT DABBUSIYA IN AN "HONORABLE, STABLE PEACE" IS AT YESTERDAY, HE RELAXED ON THE COl,lCH THE SOUTH GOLAN HEIGHTS NEAR .... HERE Is_ TAINED, AND "NO MAN CAN PREDICT WHEN OF HIS MEXICO CITY HOTEL HIBEOUT AND RAEL, JORDAN AND SYRIA MET ON TWO OC THE DAY WILL COME." YOWEO THAT THE CUBAN AGENTS WOULD NOT CASIONS LAsT NIGHT .... ITH THE ISRAELIS SPEAKING OF THE SOVIET MOVE INTO GET HIM AGAIN ••• Ht SAID HE WOULD JUMP RETURNING THE FIRE. T~E ISRAELIS RE ITS EUROPEAN NEIGH80R, JOHNSON TOlO FROM HOTEL TO HOTEL AND COUNT ON THE PO~TEO NO CASUALTIES. THE JEWISH 13FI0UP THAT "NEW MILITAII'f MEXICANS TO WATCH OVER HIM. THC BLACKOUT FOLlOW[O R["ORTS THAT" AND ,"mITIUL RISKS NAV[ "RIUN r"OM "TTl.'" "I AM GOING TO K[£I' MY (CODE AND INTO SUPPORT FOR MINe H"'O BEEN EXPLODED ON THE EAST BAk" AGQRESSIVE ACTS WHICH OtMANO EVEN POLITICAL) SECRETS AS A KINO OF PRO THIRD PARTY CANO- OF THE SUEZ CANAL WHICH LED TO rEARS CLOSER COOPERATION AMONG WESTERN TECTION FOR MY FAMI),Y IN CUBA," OJEDA 10ATE GCORGE WAL- THAT THIS COULD PROVOKE THE ISRAtllS IN- AlliES." SAID. "I HAVE A WIFE AND TWO CHILDREN LACt. TO STARTING A MElJ ARTILLeRY DUEL. "WE HOPE AND WE SHALL STR I VE TO WHO OUGHT TO BE FIVE AND SIX NOW." NIXON PICTURes THE SEMI-OFFiCIAL EQYPTIAN NEWSPAPER MAME THIS SETBACK A TEMPOfiARY DIU," OJEDA, " DIPLOMAT FOR SIX YCARS, HUMPHRey AS WANT- AI. AHRAM SAID THAT TENSION ALONG THE SAID JOHNSON, WHO BE'OAE THE SUMMIT SAID HIS DISilLUSIONMENT WITH THE CAS INQ TO IUTU.UI TO ClASE-FlRE LINt IN THt MIDEAST WAS "II:1S- INVASION MAD BEtN HOPING TO GO TO TRO REGIME BEGAN ABOUT FOUR YEARS AGO POLICIES OF 30 INQ DURING THt PAST 24 HOURS AND THAT A SUMMIT MElTING WITH "WHEN I SAW THE WAy THE CUIAN GOVERN" Moscow FOR YEARS AGO AND POLITICAL AND MILITARY CIRCLES EX,.ECT SOVIET LEAOERS TO EASTJWEST TEN PRESIDENTIAL NOMINE~ MENT T~tATED THt OTHER GOVERNMENTS CLAIMS HUMPIt"EY A VIOLENT FLARCup ANY MINUTE." OF RIC~RD H. NIXctr THE WORLD 'ALsn '/ •. , aIONS. BUT "IT WILL R[QUIAE CAI.M WA.NTS TO 00 IT IS 'EA.ltED IN CAIRO THAT ISRUL "".001 (Stt 0410A, PAQE 9) ON THE 'AItT OF' OUR MIGHT USE THEIR AI" tORCE IN TME PAGE 9) PAGE 2 HOURGLASS SEPTEMBER I Scientific Research Geared Mixed-Blood Children Poll Shows Force Favored
To Eliminate Antigens SOSA, SOUTH KOREA (UPl )--"NOBODY WANTS By Americans to Free Pueblo NEW YORK (UPI)--SCIENTISTS ARE MOVING THESE KIDS," SAID THE DIRECTOR. 'LOOK NEW YORK (UPI)-.A MAJORITY OF AMERICAN CLOSER TO THE OAY WHEN THERE WILL BE TRANS AT THEM. You CAN SEE THE REASON." NEWSPAPER READERS RESPONDING TO A NEWS PLANTED ORGANS FOR ANYBODY. You COULD SEE THE REASON TOO, BUT IT PAPER POLL FAVOR USING "WHATEVER FORCE THESE ARE THE LINES OF THE ANTIGENS, THE SEEMED A POOR ONE WHEN fIVE-YEAR-OLD YANG IS NECESSARY" TO FREE THE USS PUEBLO AND ANTIBOOIES ANO THE BLOOD. ALL THREE YIELDED SUJI SMILED SHYLY, ALMOST AS IF TO APOLO ITS CRE~. PROGRESS REPORT~ AT YESTERDAY'S SESSIONS GIZE FOR THE fACT THAT HER MOTHER IS MORE THAN 3,000 PERSONS PARTICIPATEO IN OF THE SECOND INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF YELLOW AND HER FATHER, WHEREVER HE IS, THE McNAUGHT SYNOICATE'S PUBLIC OPINION THE TRANSPLANTATION SOCIETY. BLACK. POLL AND 78.6 PER CENT OF THEM ADVOCATED ANTIGENS ARE THE SUBSTANCES IN ALL TISSUES SHE WAS BORN NEAR A U.S. BASE, SIRED USING FORCE TO FREE THE SHIP AND CREW WHICH EXCITE CHEMICAL OEFENSES IN ANY BY AN AMERICAN NEGRO SOLDIER, TO A KOREAN AFTER SETTING A DEADLINE ON NEGOTIATIONS. "FOREIGN" TISSUES INTO WHICH THEY ARE TRANS MOTHER WHO DID NOT WANT HER THE PIJ£:BLO WAS SEIZED BY NORTH KOREA PLANTED. THESE DEFENSES UNLESS CHECKEO BUT THAT IS NDTCORRECT. D.T. AMOS, LAST JANUARY. OVERWHELM AND KILL THE TRANSPLANT. DIRECTOR OF THE PERAL BUCK fOUNDATION'S ONLY 12.3 PER CENT INDICATED THE UNITED DR. DEAN MANN REPORTED THAT HE AND HIS HOME FOR MIXED-BLOOD CHILDREN, WANTS YANG STATES SHOULD ADMIT IT WAS ENTIRELY IN COLLEAGUES AT THE NATIONAL INSTITUTES OF SUJI AND A LOT MORE CHILDREN LIKE HER. THE WRONG AND APOLIGIZE TO NORTH KOREA HEALTH, BETHESDA, MARYLAND, AND THE ALBERT '~y GUESS IS THAT THERE ARE 10 TO 15 6.7 PER CENT THOUGH1 THE UNITED STATES EINSTEIN SCHOOL OF MEDICINE, N. Y., ARE THOUSAND MIXED-BLOOD CHILDREN IN SOUTH SHOULD KEEP THE CONFERENCES GOING BUT NOW ISOLATING HUMAN ANTI-TRANSPLANT ANTIGENS KOREA," SAID AMOS, 40, A FORMER METHODIST SEIZE NORTH KOREAN SHIPS AND CITIZENS IN IN PURIFIED AND SOLUBLE FORM AND IN LARGE MltHSTER IN HOUSTON, TEX., "THEY ARE BORN THE MEANTIME FOR BETTER BARGAINING; 2.3 QUANTITIES. ALL OVER THE PLACE." PER CENT INDICATtD THEY BELIEVE u.S. THEY ARE BELIEVEO TO BE THE PRINCIPAL IF IT IS PROBABLY A GROSS MISUSE OF LANGU I.EADERS KNOW BEST AND THEREFORE SHOULD NOT THE ONLY ANTIGENS WHICH TRIGGER THE RE AGE TO SAY ANY OF THE ORPHANS OF THE 97 CONTINUE CONFERENCES WITH NORTH KOREANS. ACTIONS THAT MAKE HUMAN BEINGS INTOLERANT WHO LIVE HERE ARE BETTER OFF THAN MOST. READERS PARTICIPATED IN THE SURVEY BY TO ANY TISSUES OTHER THAN THEIR OWN. THEY "HI, AMY," AMOS YELLED TO A PRETTY CLIpPING BALLOTS FROM THEIR HOMETOWN NEWS MIGHT BE USED TO MAKE ANYBODY'S DEFENSIVE TEENAGER, A KOREAN-WHITE. THE GIRL SMILED PAPERS, CIRCLING STATEMENTS MOS1 CLOSELY CHEMISTRY TOLERANT BY ADMINISTERING THEM AND WAVED BACK. CORRESPONDING TO THEIR SENTIMENTS AND IN SMALL DOSES PRIOR TO TRANSPLANTING THE "WE TOOK AMY OUT Of ONE OF THE CLUBS MAILING THE ANSWERS TO THE NEWSPAPERS FOREIGN ORGAN FROM WHICH THEY WERE DERIVED. THE NEGROES GO TO AT ASCOM CITY," AMOS WHICH FORWARDED THEM TO McNAUGHT. DR. R J. W. RYDER OF THE NEW ENGLAND SAID. "SHE'S 15, REBELLIOUS AND CAN'T CHARLES McADAM, PRESIDENT OF THE SYNDI MEDICAL CENTER, BOSTON, DESCRIBED THE USE EVEN READ. I HOPE WE CAN KEEP HER HERE CATE, SAID ALL THE BALLOTS RECEIVED WERE OF THE ANTIBODIES STIMULATED BY ANTIGENS BUT tF SHE CORRUPTS THE YOUNGER CHILDREN FORWARDED TO PRESIDENT JOHNSON. TO PRODUCE THE SAME TOLERANCE FOR TRANS WE'LL ,JUST HAVE TO U:T HER GO." PLANTED TISSUES. HE AND HIS COLLEAGUES HAVE BUT AMOS, A PLAIN-TALKING WORLD WAR II MONTREAL (UPI)--A MAN PULLED A GUN ON A DONE IT IN MICE. SUBMARINER WITH A TATOO ON HIS RIGHT FORE STEWARDESS ABOARD AN AIR CANAOA FLIGHT As FOR BLOOD, DR. SIDNEY COOPERBAND AND ARM, IS QUICK TO POINT OUT THAT "WE'RE NOT TODAY AND DEMANDED TO BE FLOWN TO CUBA. HIS ASSOCIATES AT BOSTON UNIVERSITY MEDICAL RUNNING ANY SUNDAY SCHOOL HERE." HE WAS TALKED INTO SURRENOERING AT MON. CENTER, HAVE FOUND A PROTEIN "FACTOR" THERE ... HE SAID HIS "OPPORTUNITY CENTER" IS NOT THE MAN FORcED A STEWARDESS AT GUN IN WHICH SEEMS TO BE CAPABLE OF PREVENTING AFFILIATED WITH ANY RELIGIOUS DENOMINATION POINT TO TAKE HIM TO THE PILOT AS THE THE BODY'S DEFENSIVE CHEMISTRY FROM RECOG AND HE DOES NOT INSIST THAT THE CHILOREN PLANE WAS MAKING A fLIGHT FROM MONCTON, NIZING TRANSPLANTED TISSUES AS FOREIGN. ATTEND CHURCH. N.B., TO TORONTO. THE PILOT PERSUADED THE WITHOUT RECOGNITION THERE WOULD BE NO RE SOUTH KOREA 15 A PREDOMINANTLY CHRISTIAN HIJACKER TO LET THE PLANE LAND AT MoNTREAL JECTION. NATION BUT AMOS SAID "RELIGION HERE IS FOR FUEL AND THE 17 PASSENGERS AND TWO ALL THESE 6£VELOPMENTS REQUIRE MUCH MORE WHERE IT WAS IN THE UNITED STATES 50 OR STEWARDESSES WERE ALLOWED O~F. I ABORATORY ~ORK AND TESTING IN EXPERIMENTAL 60 YEARS AGO. THESE KIDS HAVE LIVED IN THE HIJACKER HELD THE PILOT AND FIRST ANIMALS BEFORE THEY CAN HAVE PRACTICAL AP HELL. OFFICER AT GUNPOINT FOR TWO HOURS BEFORE PLICATION. BUT IF AND WHEN ANYBODY CAN THERE'S NOTHING YOU CAN TELL THEM ABOUT BEING TALKED INTO GIVING UP BY POLICE AND READILY BE MADE RELIABLY TOLEPANT OF HEI.I.. WE JUST TRY ro TEACH THEM ABOUT THE FOREIGN TISSUES, HEARTS ANu OTHER ORGANS LOVE OF GOO." COULD BE rkAN~~LANTEO TO CURE SERIOUS BUT AMOS SAID MlxfO-BLOOD CHILDREN, PARTI ... NOT IMMEDIATELY LI~E"'THREATENING ILLNESSES. CULARLY THE NEGRO-KOREANS, OFTEN ARE As OF NOW ORGANS ARE TRANSPLANTED ONLY PERSECUTED AND TAUNTED. INTO PERSONS WHO WOULD SOON BE DEAO WITHOUl "WE HAVE SOME BO¥S WHO HAD TO fiGHT THEM. THLIR DEFENSIVE CHEMISTRY IS sup ... THEIR WAY TO SCHOOL AND THEN BACK HOME PRESSED WITH DRUGS WHICH INVOLVES HAZARDS AGAtN BEFORE THEY CAIo4E HERE," HE SAID. SUCH AS HIGH TOXICITY AND MAKING THEM THIS COULD EXPLAIN WHY SO MANY OF THE SUSCEPTIBLE TO OVERWHELMING INFECTIONS. CHILDREN WHO COME TO THE CENTER ARE SO POORLY PREPARED FOR THE FUTURE. Chinese Execute Ten Persons "WE GET KIDS 15 YEARS OLD WHO CAN'T READ OR WRITE, WHO HAVE NEVER BEEN TO HONG K.NG (UPI)--COMMUNIST CHINESE FIRI~G SCHOOL," HE SAIO. SQUADS"EXECUTED 10 PERSONS CONVICTED OF AT THE CENTER THE CHILDREN LEARN DRESS uCOUNTER_REVOLUTIONARY" ACTIVITIES AND MAKING, SECRETARIAL SKilLS, CARPENTARY, OTHER CRIMES AT A SERIES OF MASS PUBLIC TYPING AND ENGLISH. TRIALS IN CHEKIANG PROVINCE YESTERDAY, "WE DON'T JUST WANT TO GIVE THEM A PLACE Charming CHEKIANG RADIO REPORTED TODAY. TO LIVE," Alo4oS SA I D. ''WE DON'T WANT WEI.L AN UNDISCLOSED NUMBER OF OTHER "CRIMINALS" fED, WELL-CLOTHED MISFITs. WE WANT TO RECEIVED LESSER SENTENCES AT TRIALS HELD TEACH THEM HOW TO ADJUST TO THE SOCIETY IN AT LEAST EIGHT DIFFERCNT AREAS OF THC THEy'RE GOING TO HAVE TO LIVE IN." FIGURINES tAST COAST PROVINCE, THE HOME PROVINCE MISS BUCK, A PULITZER PRIZE-W,NNING OF NATIONALIST CHINESE PRESIDENT CHIANG NOVELIST, BECAME AWARE OF THE PROBLEM KAI-SHEK. GENUINE "HUMMEL" FIGURES ARE OF MIXED-BLOOD CHILDREN ON A VISIT TO MADE ONLY I N GERMANY MID ARE IT WAS THE SECOND TIME THIS MONTH THAT KOREA IN 1960. SINCE THEN THE 76-YEAR IDENTIFIED BY THE If'')E'ITED CHEKIANG RADIO HAD R[PORTED MASS PUBLIC OLD AuTHOR HAS DEVOTED LARGE AMOUNTS OF siGNATURE OF M. I HUMMEL TRIALS OF PERSONS ACCUSED O~ VARIOUS CRIMES TIME AND MONEY TO THE PROBLEM IN V,ET NAM, (MARIE INNOCENTIAl, THE CREATOR CONNECTED WITH THE PURGE AND POWER STRUGGLE THAILAND, THE PHILIPPINES, OKINAWA, TAI OF THE ORIGINAL SKtTCHES BASED THAT HAS PLACUED THE PROVINC'£:. SOME DEATH WAN, AND JAPAN, AS WELL AS KOREA. UPON WH I CH THE 'AODELS OF THESE SENTENCES WERE IMPOSED AT THE EARLIER TRIALS To AID A MIXED-BLOOD ORPHAN A SPONSOR APPEALING FIGURINES ARE MADE. AND THEIR EXECUTION WAS SUSPENDED UNTIL A CONTRIBUTES MONtY EACH 1o40NTH TO THE LATER DATE. FOUNDATION. THE CENTER HERE HANDLES ADOP TODAY'S BROADCAST 5,1,10 THE PUBLIC TRIALS TION REFERRALS eUT AMOS SAID "WE ARE NOT HUMMELS WILL BE ON SALE TO WERE HELD YESTERDAY IN HANGCHOW, THE PROVIN AN ADOPT ION AGENCY." MORROW I N THE GI FT ~PARTMENT. CIAL CAPITAL, AS WELL AS LIAN-AN, KIA THE CENTER AT SOSA, LOCATED ABOUT AN SHAN, PING Hu, TUNG HSIANG, SHAN HSIN~, HOUR'S DRIVE WEST OF SEOUL, SENDS A BUS KIANG SHAN AND HUI CHIANG. OUT PERIODICALLY CARRYING STAFF MLMBERS A WIDE CHOICE AN ESTIMATED 60,000 PERSONS TURNED OUT TO AID MIXED-BLOOD CHILOREN THROUGHOUT PRICeD FROM FOR THE TRIAL IN HANG CHOW AND ABOUT 100,000 THE COUNTRY. STAFF PERSONNEL FROM THE $5.20 TO $'l6.75 PERSONS WERE PRESENT AT THE OTHER TRIALS, CENTER PROVIDE THE ~HILDREN WITH PHYSICAL IS AVAILAB[E. THE BROADCAST SAID. CHECK-UPS, SUPPLY MONEY FOR BOOKS AND "To STRENGTHEN THE DICTATORSHIP OF THE CLOTHES AND GENERALLY SEE TO THEIR WEL~ PROLETARIAT AND SUPPRESS THE COUNTER-RE fARE. VOLUTIONARIES," THE RADIO SAID, THE PUBI.IC SPONSORS OF THE CHILDREN ARE MAILED TRIALS WERE HELD TO CONVICT MURDERERS, RIOD COUNTER-REVOLUTIONARIES, SPIES fOR THE UNITED STATES ANO NATIONAI.IST CHINA AND OTHER CRIMINALS. THEY WERE ACCUSED OF KILLING AND PLUNDER ING, SABOTAGING STATE PROPERTY, ARSON, AND OTHER ACTS OF VIOLENCE. MANY MEMBERS Of THt ~UBLIC, MAINLY RE PRESENTATIVES Of RCD GUARO GROUPS AND OTHEP "REVOLUTIONARY" ORGANIZATIONS, SPOKE AT THE TRIAL RALLIES. ------~~------~~------~~----~ '. CDN(SOAY, S[PTCMBER II, 1968 HOURGLASS PAGE 3 Spartan Launch New Trailer Evacuation AROUND TOWN ON DAYS OF SPARTAN MISSILE LAUNCH, For Spartan Launches RE NO "T loKI: COVER" 'U:CU I REM(NTS ARE ON SPARTAN LAUNCH OAY, SCHEDULED FOR IMPOSED, aUSINESS AS USUA~ WILL PRE- SEPTEMBER 12TH, IF A TAKE COVER Shelter Procedures For L IN AREA 3 (NORTH OF 9TH STREET). REQUIRED, THE PERSONS IN TIiE NEW TIUf ON LAUNCH DAYS WHEIH "TAKE COVER" RE- AREA WilL HAVE BUStS AVAILABLE AT Spartan Launch IMPOSED, AND UNLESS DE LERS 822 - 825 AND 846 - 849. 8USES T><[RE WILL BE A SPARTAN LAUNCH TOMORROW, SEPTEMBER 1~~~*>W~f2~.!f THE FOL.L.OWING PRO. DEPART THE AREA rOR SHELTER ABOUT I:::'TH. THE FOLLOWING TAKE COVER PRoctOURES WILL BE IN f; LL MINUTES PRIOR TO LAUNCH tROM BETWEEN [F'ECT. THE [XPECTED TIME or LAUNCH IS 12 NOON. THE SCHOOL WilL CLOSE AT I I AM AND II:::~~::'~~ 822 - 825 AND ABOUT 17 MINUTES THE REQUIREMENT FOR SHELTERING IS BASED UPON WINO CRI- CHILOREN WILL BE RELEASED TO RtTURN II TO LAUNCH FROM BETWEEN TRAILERS TERIA WHICH WOULD INDICATE A HAZAROOUS CONDITION MIGHT SCHOOL - 849. RESIDENTS ARE URGED TO TAKE EXIST WITHIN THE PROTECTEO AREA IN THE EVENT Of A MAL- HILOREN WILL REMAIN AT HOME, OR UNDER THE EARLIEST BUS, BECAUSE THE SECONO BUS rUNCTION OF THE IoIISSILE. THUS IT IS POSSIBLE THAT M"NY HELTER, UNTIL THt HALL CLE"R" IS WILL BE A "SWEEP" BUS AND PICK THOSE up LAUNCHES MIGHT NOT REQUIRE SHELTERING, WHILE OTHERS COULDISC)U.'.,., IF SOUNDED BY 2 PM, SCHOOL ,~HO COULO NOT MAKE THE FIRST BUS. THE INDEED REQUIRE THAT PERSONNEL BE UNOER COVER. RESUME IN 30 MINUTES. IF SOUNOED ]eUSES WJLt. BE THE ONLY MEANS OF TRANS ON THE MORNING OF LAUNCH DAY, NOT LATER THAN 10:00 AM} 2 PM, SCHOOL WILL NOT RESUME THAT PORTATION FURNISHED TO A SHELTER AREA. THE DETERMI~TION WILL BE M"DE "S TO WHETHER SHELTERING WILL aE REQUIREO IF IT IS TO BE REQUIREO, AN ANNOUNCE MOTHERS SHOULD BE RELEASED MENT WILL BE MADt OVER THE RADIO AT INTERVALS UNTIL TAKE RETURN TO THEIR HOMES TO COVER WHICH WILL BE AT 30 MINUTES PRIOR TO LAUNCH (T-30). AT T-30 THE FIRE SIRENS WILL SOUND THE NORMAL TAKE COVER OF TRAILER RESIDENTS, TO PREPARE SIGNAL (THREE TEN-SECOND BLASTS) AND ALL PERSONNEL ~ITH_ EVACU"TE AT THE SOUNO OF THE SIREN. IN THE PROTECTED AREA, TH"T AREA NORTH OF 9TH STREET, THE ISLAND NURSERY WILL CLOSE AT 1 I WILL BE REQUIRED TO TAKE SHELTER IN AN APPROYED SHELTER A LAUNCH MORNING ALL MOTHERS WILL AND REMAIN THERE UNTIL THE ALL CLEAR SIGNAL HAS BEEN REQUIR£D TO PICKUP THEIR CHILDREN SOUNOED A LIST OF APPROVED SHELTERS IS AT TH, END or lOR TO 11:15 AM. THE NURSERY WILL RE- THIS ARTICLE. 30 MI NUTES .FTER THE "ALL CLEAR", PERSONNEL WHO RESIDE IN THE TRAILERS MUST LEAVE THE SOUNDED BY 3 PM. 1 F AFTER 3 PM THE TRAILER AREA AND GO TO "N APPROVEO SHELTER. NORMALLY, ERY WILL NOT R[CONVENE. THESE PEOPLE SHOULD ARRANGE AHEAD OF LAUNCH DAYS TO GO TO MACylS AND ~URrWAY WILL CLOSE AT 11- THE HOME OF FRIENDS WHO LIVE IN THE CONCRETE-ROOFED QU'R~ WILL REOPEN 30 MINUTES AFTER THE It TERS. ALL CONCRETE QUARTERS "Rt APPROVED SHELTERS EXCEPT I CLEAR , EXCEPT TH"T THEY WILL BE 401, 402, 403, 404, AND 241. PERSONNEL WHO CANNOT AR BETWEEN THE HOURS OF I PM ANO RANGE TO GO TO OTHER QUARTERS MUST GO TO THE YOKWE YUK PM AS USUAL. CLUB DURING THE TAKE COVER. Bus TRANSPORTAT10N WILL BE THE BEAUTY SALON ~ILL CLOSE AT II AM PROVIDED AT T-30 TO HOVE PEOPLE FROM THE TRAILER AREA TO REOPEN 30 MINUTES AFTER THE "ALL THE YOKWE YUK CLVB. Ir THE DETtRMINATION IS M"DE THAT SHELTERING IS NOT RE- THE PACKAGE STORE WILL BE EVACUATEO DUIRED, THE FIRE SIREN WILL ~ BLOW AT T-3o AND eUSINESS T II AM AND ~llL REOPEN ON ITS NORMAL MAY CONTINUt AS USUAL WITHIN THE PROnCTEO AREA. OR 30 MINUTES ArtER THE "ALL IF SHELTERING IS REQUIRED, ALL PERSONNEL WHO ARE!!2.!. 11011"-,,,0, IF SOUNDED DURING STORE HOURS. ONE OF THE APPROVED SHELTERS MUST MOvE TO SUCH A SHELTER. IN THE EVENT THE SCHEDULED LAUNCH IS EMPLOYERS ARE PESPONSIBLE TO INSURE THAT PERSONNEL 00 GO BUSINESS WJlL PROCEeO "S USU"L TO SHELTER AND REMAIN THERE UNTIL THE ALL CLEAR SOUNDS. I~ THE NEW LAUNCH TIME IS ANNOUNCED. QUA~TERS RESID[NTS WHO EMPLOY MARSHALLESE MAIDS MUST IH- PROCEDURES WILL THEN BECQME SURE THAT THEIR MAIDS ARE SHELTERED; THOSE IN THE TRAILER !VE WITH T-I HOUR BEING SUBSTI. Bicycle Borrowing AREA MAY GO TO EITHER OTHER QuARTERS OR TO TH£ YOKWr YUK FOR THE TIMES SHOWN ABOVE. THE BORROWING OF BICYCLES WITHOUT THE ~/ITH SPONSORS WHEN THE TAKE COVER SOUNDS. THE EVENT A "TAKE COVER" REQUIRE- OWNERtS P~RMISSION CONTINUES TO BE A NORMALLY, THE TAKE COVER WILL SOUND AT ABOUT 11'30 AM. IS UNEXPECTEDLY IMPOSED ArTER II PROBLEM AT KMR. RESIDENTS ARE REMINDED IT WILL BE NECESSARY, THEREFORE, THAT THE CROSSROADS HAVE IN THE MORN!NG, THE ABOVE PROCEDURES LUNCH HOUR rRDM 10:30 TO 11:15 At.4 ON LAUNCH DAYS} SO THAT ILL BECOME EffECTIVE AT T_I HOUR OR AS THAT SUCH PRACTICES EITHER FOR PERSONAL CONVENIENCE OR rOR MALICIOuS PURPOSES MARSHALLESE PERSONNEL WHO REGULARLY EAT THERE MAY DO SQ IRECTED BY AFRS ANNOUNCEMENTS. COULD RESULT IN SERIOUS DISCIPLINARY AC PRIOR TO THE TAKE COVER. BUSES WILL BE STATIONED IN THE TRAIL~ TION SUCH AS A rlNE or $50.00 OR 15 DAYS 10 SUMMARIZE: ON A LAUNCH GAY, SHELTERING MAY Bt RE~ AREAs AS INDICATEO ON THE MAP (AT IN JAIL OR aOTH. OUIRED ANNOUNCEMENT WILL BE MADE OVER AFRS RADIO AFTER ). BUSES WILL BE ON STATION 10:00 AM, WHEN THE TAKE COVER SOUNDS, PERSONNEL WHO LIVE T-3D AND WILL DEpaRT FOR THE YOKWE /5/ DONALO B. MILLAR OR .... ORK NORTH Of 9TH STREtT MUST BE IN AN APPROVED SHtL_ SHELTER TEN MINUTES ArTER THE "TAKE COLONEL, USA TER AND RE"MAIN THERE UNTIL THE ALL CLEAR SOUNDS. TRANS_ R" SIGNAL, BUSES WILL RETURN EVACU- COMMANDING PORTATION FROM THE TRAILER AREA TO THE YOKWE YUK CLUB PERSONNEL TO THE TRAILER AREA IM- WILL BE PROVIDED AT T-30 MINUTES TO T-20 MINUTES. ATELY AFTER THE "ALL CLEAR" SIGNAL, BTL Vice Presidents Arrive ApPROVED SHELTERS ARE: ALL MICRONESIAN PERSONNEL MUST BE UN- SCHEDUL.ED TO ARRIVE ON THIS EVENING'S ALL PERMANENT FAMILY QuARTERS EXCEpT THE ABOVE MEN- DER APPROVED SHELTER. ON LAUNCH DAYS CHARTER FLIGHT ARE BELL TELEPHONE LABOR TIONtO THE CROSSROADS WILL SERVE LUNCH FROM "TORIES' VICE PRESIDENTS GUY ACCETTURA YOKWE YUK CLUB (502) 10·30 TO /1 15 AM. ALL M,CRONESIANS AND WILLIAM C. TINUS. MR. ~CCETTURA IS ·MACY'S (704) MUST RETURN TO THEIR PLACE OF WORK BY V,CE PRESIDENT AND GENERAL MANAGER "NO SPECIAL SERVICES BLDG. (805) II 30 AM AND PROCEED TO THEIR DESIGNATiD MR. T,NUS IS VICE PRESIDENT, M,LITARY ·SURrWAY STORE (301) SHELTER AT THE SOUNO OF THE SIREN. DEVELOPMENT AND DESIGN ENGINEERING. TRANSIENT HOTEL (903) IT IS SUGGESTED TH"T ISLAND RESIDENTS MR. ACCETTURA'S AREAS or RESPONSIBil ·PACIFIC BARRACKS (704) PLAN THEIR SHOPPING AND PE~SONAL ArF"IRS ITY ARE: COMPTROLLER, LEGAL, PERSONNEL, lSURFRIDER BO (50') ON ~ LAUNCH DAYS SO THAT THEY WILL BE PUBLIC RELATIONS AND PUBLICATION, SER_ SNACK BAR (704) CLEAR OF THE SHOPPING AREAS BY II AM IN VICE OPERATIONS AND PURCHASING. HE IS PAClrlC DINING ROOM (703) THE EVENT A TAKE COVER REQUIRtMENT IS ALSO A D,RECTOR OF BELL LABORATORIES. BOILER PLANT (706) IMPOSED. MR. TINUS HAS SEEN VICE PRESIDENT OF POST OFFICE (704) MOTHERS IN THE TR"ILER AREA SHOULD BELL lABORATORIES IN CHARGE Ot MILITARY LAUNDRY BLDG. (710) LUNCH FOR THEIR CHILDREN IN ADVANCE DEVELOPMENT WORK SINCE 1953. HIS RES *IST FLOOR ONLY OF REtF BLOC. (564), SANDS (565), AS RAPIDLY AS POSS PONSIBILITIES ALSO INCLUDE DESIGN ENGIN COVER" SIGNAL, Ir SH,eL (562), PALM (561), CoOAL(,6, EERING FOR BOTH BELL SYSTEM AND MILITARY TERMINAL BLDG. (901)--EXC£PT FOR FIRST FLOOR LOBBY - ~ REO. RESIDENTS SHOULD KEEP TUNED AVIATION BLDG. (900) PARACHUTE BLOC. (902 ) AFRS rOR CURRENT INFORMATION CONCERN_ A,RCRAFT LINE OPERATIONS (687 & 94 9) ING LAUNCH STATUS AND "TAKE COVER" RE- PUBLIC WORKS BLDG, (804) AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR SHOP (808) LEAN-TO PORTION or POWER PLANT (PART OF 8oJ) BEGINNING THE LATTER PART or SEP *CENTRAL POLICE STATION (807) TEMBER, GROUND SCHOOL CLASSES FOR PRI *HoSPITAL (603) YATE PILOT, COMMERCIAL PILOT AND INSTRU SUPPLY WAREHOUSE (602) MENT PILOT WILL BE OfFERED. THE CLASSES ·TELEPHONE EXCHANGE (806) PREPARE THE STUDENT TO PASS THE fAA ITTEN £XAMINATIONS. ANYONE INTERESTED ·INOICATES RESTRICTION __ NORMAL OCCUPANTS ONLY HOULO CONT"CT BOB BLAIR AT 82251 ArT£R PARENTHESIS INOICATE BUILDING NUMBERS pM IN THE EVENING. --~------~--~L~A~G~O~O~N~------~~~~~~
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fKlURGLASS PAGE WEDNt MEN's VOLLEYBALL s~o;e7S PLEASE NOTE TIME CHANGE FOR TO~ORROW'S GAMES. THURSDAY, S[PT. 12 6:00 PM TTR-4 VS WILDCATS See7'101t 7: 15 PM ROI N"MUR VS PRESS FRIDAY, S[PT. 13 6:00 PM PALM TERRACE "B" VS R"YTHEON MAJOR LEAGUES 7:15 PM SnVAHIA 'IS RED DEVILS American LAST NIGHT'S RESULTS: PALM TERRACE liB" oveR KMR, 15...8 .. 15-9 DENNY McLAIN SCATTERED NINE HITS AND PALM TERRACE "A" OVER RAYTHEON 11-0 .. PACED DETROIT'S 12-HIT ATTACK WITH A 11-0 TRIPLE AND TWO SINGLES AS HE BECAME THE AMERICAN LEAGUE'S FIRST 29-GAME WINNER SINCE 1944 YESTERDAY WHILE PACING THE BIG GEORGE! "~Wlil Partch TIGERS TO A 7-2 TRIUMPH OVER THE CALIFORNI ANGELS. McLAIN, TAGGEO ~OR SOLO HOMERS IN THE SIXTH INNING BY RICK REICHARDT AND TOM . ~ I SATRIAND, BOOSTED HIS RECORD TO 29-5 AS HE WALKED ONE AND STRUCK OUT 12. McLAIN, WHO'LL HAVE ,OUR MORE STARTS THIS YEAR, RICH BROWN'S DOUBLE WITH TWO OUTS IN i, GETS HIS FIRST SHOT SATURDAY AT BECOMING THE FIFTH INNING AfTER MIKE COLLIGAN BASEBALL'S FIRST 30-GAME WINNER SINCE 1934 HAO SINGLED AND TAKEN SECOND ON A WILD WHEN DIZZY DEAN TURN EO THE TRICK. McLAIN PITCH PROVED TO PRODUCE THE WINNING RUN WILL FACE OAKLAND SATURDAY IN DETROIT. IN YESTERDAY'S, 1-0, C,NCINNATI-CHICAGO THE LAST MAJOR LEAGUER TO WIN 29 GAMES TILT. WAS HAL NEWHOUStR OF DETROIT. RICH BROWN LEO THE CHICAGO ATTACK WITH McLAIN TRIPLEO AND SCORED A RUN IN THE TWO OF TH£ THREE HITS OFf CINCINNATI THIRO INNING, THEN KNOCKED OUT LOSER ANOY PITCHING. MESSERSMITH WITH A TWO-RUN SINGLE DURING JOHN GoUVIEA MISSED HIS SECOND STRAIGHT THE FOUR-RUN FOURTH INNING. NO HIT GAME BY ONE PITCH WHEN TOKA SI IT WAS THE FIRST TRiPLE OF McLAIN'S WITH TWO OUT AND TWO ON IN THE SIXTH CAREtR AND IT WAS THt FIRST TJ~E HE'S COL INNING. LECTED MORE THAN TWO HITS IN A GAME. THE THE GAME ENDED WHEN PATRICK WAS THROWN ONLY BATTING F[AT McLAIN HAS BEEN KNOWN OUT A HOME PLATE TRYING TO SCORE ON FOR IS LAYING DOWN SACRIFICE BUNTS--HE THE SINGLE. MANY pINE FIELDING PLAYS HAS 15 OF THEM THIS YEAR. AND SUPERB PITCHING ON BOTH SIDES MADE ANDY Kosco DROVE IN THREE RuNS WITH A FOR AN EXCELLENT BALL GAME. BASES-LOADEO DouBLE AND A SINGLE ~ND THE NEW YORK YANKEES BEAT THE CHICAGO WHITE , that was one of the greatest kIll shots I've Sox 5-0 BEHIND THE FIVE-HIT PITCHING OF /ieen'" JOE VERBANIC TO COMPLETE A DOUBLEHEAOER SWEEP ArTER WINNING THE OPENER 2-1 ON CHARLIE SMITH'S TWO OUT, NINTH-INNING FAST-PITCH HOMER. THE VICTORIES EXTENDED THE YANKEES' RUNS WERE PLENTIFUL YESTERDAy AS THE WINNING STREAK TO rivE GA~ES. TONY HoRTON HIT A HOMER AND A TRIPLE ANO HIGH SCHOOL DEFEATCD BUILDINGS AND ALSO HIT INTO THE SEVENTH TRiPLE PLAY or GROUNDS 12-11 AT DALLY fiELD. THE SEASON AS THE CLEVELAND INDIANS TOPPED EACH TEAM HAD ONLY ON~ INNING IN WHICH THE M,NNESOTA TWINS, 6-2. THEY DIDNIT SCORE. THE HIGH SCHOOL THE OAKLAND ATHLETICS CLIPPED THE BOSTON BUILT THEIR LEAD IN THE FIRST FOUR INN REp Sox, 5-3, ON A FOUR-RUN ATTACK IN THE INGS AND WERE LEADING 9-4. BUJLD'NGS FIRST INNING FEATURED BY D,CK GREEN'S TWO AND GROUNDS CAME TO WITHIN ONE RUN (9-8) RUN DOUBLE. LEW KRAUSSE WAS CREDITED WITH AT THE END Of FIVE INNINGS OF PLAY. THE VICTORY. IN THE SIXTH, THE HIGH SCHOOL TALLIED THREE TIMES AND CARRIED A FOUR-RUN LEAD NatIonal INTO THE TOP OF THE SEVENTH. BUlLDINGS DON WILSON, BACKED BY JOSE HERRERA'S AND GROUNDS WERE ABLE TO PRODUCE THREE TIE-BREAKING TWO-RUN DOUBLE IN THE FirTH RUNS, BUT FAILEO TO TIE THE SCORE AND INNING, piTCHED A SIX-HITTER AND STRUCK LOST BY ONE RUN , J2-J'. OUT 16 BATTERS YESTERDAY AS THE HOUSTON BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS TAGGED THE HIGH ASTROS DOWNED THE CINCINNATI REDS 3-2 IN SCHOOL MOUNDSMAN FOR 12 HITS WHILE THE THE FIRST GAME OF A DOUBLEHEADER. HIGH S~HOOL ONLY MANAGED FIVE SAFETIES. ALEX JOHNSON'S TWO-OUT BASES ',LLED THE FENCE! LARRON LEO THE BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS SINGLe IN THE NINTH GAVE THE REDS A 4-3 SQUAD WITH THREE HITS AND WAS SUPPORTED VICTORY IN THE SECOND GAME. Driving Range Operation BY ANKE WHO GOT TWO SAFETIES. HIGH WILSON, WHO TIED THE MAJOR LEAGUE SCHOOL'S ABRAHA~ GOT TWO OF HIS TEA~'S RECORD FOR A NINE-INNING GAME BY STRIKING START I NG FR I DAY, SEPT. 12, THE FIVE HITS. OUT 18 REDS ON JULY 14, FANNED EIGHT OF DRIVING RANGE HOURS OF OPERATION WILL THE LAST II HE FACED YESTERDAY IN SCORING BE AS rOLLOWS! THURSDAY, SEPT. 12 HIS 13TH VICTORY AGAINST 14 LOSSES. WIL MONDAY THRU SATURDAY - BALLS AND CLUBS 5:30 PM DALLY FIELD _ MZC 'IS EBEYE SON TOppED OFf HIS PERFORMANCE BY STRIKING WILL BE CHECKED OUT FROM THE SPECIAL (P. BOLILAN &. G. KOJIMA) OUT THE SIO£ IN THE NINTH. SERVICES GEAR LOCKER rROM 8:30 AM TO 5:30 p~ BRANDON fiELD - LANCERS vs ROI JOHNSON'S NINTH-INNING SINGLE IN THE 5:30 PM. FROM 5:30 PM TO 7:00 PM AN NAMUR (P. KAUANUI & B. LYNN) NIGHTCAP WAS HIS 12TH GAME-WINNING HIT ATTENDANT WILL BE AT THE RANGE TO ISSUE FRIDAY SEPT. 13 OF THE SEASON. LEO CARDENAS TOUCHED OFF BALLS. 5:30 PM BRANDON - KOLOHE'S LOUNGE VS THE RALLY WHEN HE WALKED WITH TWO OUT SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS - 8:30 AM TO 2:30 HIGH SCHOOL (T. YACEK &. B. AND STOLE SECOND. CHECK EQUIPMENT OUT AT THE GEAR LOCKER. TRUBLOOO) PINCH-HITTER MACK JONES WAS HIT BY A 2:30 PM TO 7:00 P~ .. ATTENDANT AT THE 5:30 p~ DALLY FIELD - VULTURES VS PALM PITCHED BALL AND A WALK TO PETE ROSE FI RANGE. TERRACE (P. 60LIt-AN &. G. KOJIMA) THE BASES. BILL S,NGER SCATTERED NINE HITS AND Golf lessons TOUCHED OFF A TWO-RUN RALLY IN THE THIRD SOCCER INNING WITH A SINGLE TO LEAD THE Los SPECIAL SERVLCES WILL CONDUCT GOLF JUNIOR SOCCER ANGELES DODGERS TO A 3-0 TRIUMPH OVER LESSONS ON TUESDAY AND THURSDAY MORNINGS 12-YEAR_OLD BOYS WHO ARE NOT PARTICI THE ST. LOUIS CARDINALS. ROOKIE THIRD rROM 8:15 AM TO 9:30 PM. PATING IN ANY OTHER SPECIAL SERVICE BASEMAN BILL SUDAKIS CONTINUED HIS TORRID fiRST CLASS BEG I NS TUESDAY, SEPT. 17. ACTIVITIES ARE WELCOME TO JOIN. RACE WITH TWO SINGLES AS THE DODGERS CALL SPECIAL SERVICES .. 83331 - TO TEAMS WILL BE FOR~ED THIS WEEK, SO IT BEAT THE WORLD CHAMPIONS fOR THE SECOND REG ISTCR. IS VERY IMPORTANT THAT EVERYONE ATTEND STRAIGHT GAME AND DEALT STEVE CARLTON THE PRACTICES. HIS 11TH LOSS. TONIGHT'S LITTLE LEAGUE GAME; PRACTICES ARE HELD ON MoNDAY, WILLIE MCCOVEY'S 33RD HOMER, A THREE HoUSTON VS CLEVELAND ANO FRIDAY AT 4:45 PM. IF YOU HAVE A RUN DRIVE INTO THE RIGHT FIELD STANDS OF TOMORROW'S LITTLE LEAGUE GAME: UNIFORM GIVEN OUT BY SPECIAL SERVICES, ATLANTA STADIUM, POWERED THE SAN fRANCISCO ST. LOUIS VS CINCINNATI (EBEYr) PLEASE WEAR IT TO THE PRACTICE. EBEYE GIANTS TO A 4~2 VICTORY OVER THE BRAVES. TEAMS ARE WELCOME TO JOIN THE LEAGUE. MIKE MCCORMICK HELD THE BRA VIS TO THREE ROD LAVER WON THE u.s. PRO TITLE FOR HITS AND TWO RUNS OVER THE LAST 6 1/3 THE THIRD YEAR IN A ROW, DEHATINCo SENIOR SOCCER INNINGS TO WIN HIS 11TH GAME AGAINST 14 AUSTRALIAN JOHN NEwCOMeE, 6-4, 6-4, THURSDAY, SEPT. 12 AT 4145 PM WILL BE DEFEATS. 9-7 AT BROOKLINE, MASS. THE START or SENIOR TRAININC. TRAINING B,LLY WILLIAMS HIT THREE HOMERS, LEAD WILL BE HELD EACH THURSDAY AT 4145 PM ING THE CHICAGO CUBS TO AN 8-1 ROMP OVER AND SUNDAY AT 4:00 P~. Boom FM Schedule Credit THE "POPS" GOES COUNTRY - ARTHUR flEDLER & By Alexander R. Hammer THE BOSTON POPS - 29.00 \~ C~~NTRV GENTLEMAN, TENNESSEE WALTZ, (c) 1968 New York T,mes News ServIce ALABAMA JUBilEE, fADEo LOVE, MEOLEY; WINOV & WAR"'; ADIOS AMIGOS, MEDlEV; NEW YORK -- How M~NV CREDIT CARDS DO YOU REALLY N[ED~ Is ONE surFICIENT' OR ARE StVEN COLO, COLO HEART; I'M THINKING TONIGHT OR ~Aye[ 70 DlrFERENT CARDS NEEDED TODAY TO GET ALONG7 OF' My BLUE EYES; ORANGE BLOSSOM SPECIA THIS QUESTION HAS ~UZZLEO MANY USERS AS MORE AND MORE CARDS HAVE BtEN INTROOUCED. FOR CHET ATKINS, GUITAR. INST .. ",C£, FOUR YEARS AGO ONLY A HANDrUL OF' BANKS HAD CREOIT CARD PLANS IN OPERATION. TODAY, ROUGHLY 2,000 BANKS HAVE SUCH PLANS, MANY OF' THEM USING THE SAME SYSTEM SOME ENCHANTED EVENING - HAUNANI - 30.00 SCARCELY A WEEK PASSES WITHOUT THE ANNOUNCEMENT OF' .. NEW CREDIT CARD SERVICE, OR THE SOME [NCHANGED EVENING, SONG OF THE Is A,rlLIATtON or AN EXISTING PLAN WITH ONE or THE NATIONAL BANK CREDIT CARD SYSTEHS. lANDS, ADVENTURES IN PARADISE; VAHIN£: ADD TO THIS THE VARIOUS CARDS ISSUED BY THJ TRAVEL AND ENTERTAINMENT ORGANIZATIONS, ANAMITE, HARBOR LIGHTS; HAWAII PONOI; GASOLINE COMPANIES, AUTO RENTAL AGENCIES, HOTELS, AIRLINES AND DEPARTMENT STORES, AND My ISLE Of GOLDEN DREAMS: LEI ALOHA YOU HAVE AN IMPOSING BUT OFTEN BEWilDERING Build-Up, Tear Down, or Both LEI MAKAMAE; BLUE WATER & WHITE CORAL, SITUATION. SWEET LEilANI; HAWAIIAN WAR CHAi-n; SINCE MOST CARD HOLDERS ARE MALES, MUST (c) 1968 NEW _YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE FAREWEll. 6E ADULTS AND GENERAllY HAVE ABOVE-AVERAGE BADEN-BADEN, GERMANY -- THIS IS THE PER-
INCOME, IT IS OBVIOUS THAT EACH INDIVIDUAL FECT PLACE TO SUllO YOURSELF UP, TEAR YOUR- NEW EBB TIDE w fRANK CHACKsrlElD & HIS WHO HOLDS A CARD IS lIKELY TO HAVE SEVERi,l. SELF DOWN, OR EVEN SETTER, DO SOTH IN 24 ORCHESTRA - 35.00 AND THERE IS EVERY INDICATION OF FURTHER HOURS. EBB TIDE; How DEEP IS THE OCEAN, DEEP PROl I FERA T I ON OF CREO I T CARDS I N THE FUTU_R~. MOST rAMOUS OF THE GREAT EUROPEAN SPAS RIVERj SRANGER ON THE SHORE; MOONLIGHT THERE ARE THREE TYPES OF CREDIT CARDS' WITH GllTHRY PASTS AND NOBLE GHOSTS (QUEEN ON THE GANGES; SEA MIST; SHENANDOAH; I. 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WASHfNGTON A nt'v. otv IS rlsmg w. t.h", megalopolis cor_ South Is III tour 'Padel dOubled DeclaNr caeheI two more hlrh ndor between the nation 8 capital aJld BaltImore v.hi('h lU, plan_ He win" the h.eart lead. and trumpa and the queea. of cluk n ... rs hope WIll POInt the wa} to What th ... y call' The Ncxt Amer_ p/«.ya the ace or apad.eI, only to 'nI.en he leads & fourth club Ica' discover that Eut has &II the It Eut rutfI, he 1IW8t retUl'!l & < It is ColumbIa Md and It IS approxurw.ttly one yfal"" old It I missing spades diamond. So JGut, lib the club IS a city m a ruml &cttInl! It IS a pilce ,ay Ib." planner.\<, At this point the BituaUon WiD. But declartr PUrlWlll 1dI where kids can fish III a la.ke Wr..lk rIde ~ bike or 'l hor~, o)r lookir detlpera(e Not only t. quany by Iea.dmI' his Jut a bUg to) g~t Will'I"" they W'\TIt to wl .... re YOll can sh<>p In neaI"by there a sure spade loser, but trump TIWI Ume Eut must Win stores !M"llTl p1a} golf or t.enrus meet fnen BROKE and UJlable to bailLllce of a ,:115000 from a bank, Audle Murphy (above) told a court I m Los Angeles Mu(phy, 44, most deeontedher' CHURCH WORKERS KfLLED-A camera happened to focus 01' I thiS bellco!>ter cr8.8.h during repair" of the rorest Lawn Memorial Park Church steeple in Hollywood, Calif Upper '[ The pUot, Walter Atherton, is just below the falling craft after being jarred out or leaping He went to his d&ath I Juet above hun can be seen legs ot the workman, Mike Mc I Kenna, wIlo was HU$pended In a harness. Lower The chop , per falls IIldewayll, swlngtng McKenna. He was sla.Jnmed Into that parked. car and 1I111l'd, The auldent ha.plJ(!ned IWhen the ropes su.pending McKenna became entangled with 1 ..... eathervane, throwlng the hell.eopter out of control ~------~------~. PAGE 8 HO~GLASS WEDNESDAY SEPTE;~BER III_~ AMERICAN LEAGUE Pro Football Preview EASTERN DIVISION THE HOUSTON OILERS, WHO THOUGHT THEY WERE IN A REBUILDING YEAR, WON THE EASTERN By William N. Wallace TITLE LAST SEASON ON THE BASIS OF' A GOOD DEFtNSE ~ND A DEFAUL.T BY THE rADING JETS. (c) 1968 New York Times News Service THIS YOUNG TEAM SHOULD BE BETTER BECAUSE PETE BEATHARD, THE QUARTERBACK, WILL HAVE NEW YORK--NEW YORK, AIo40NG OTHER CITIES, 15 READY FOR THE PRO FOOTBALL SEASON WHICH WILL HAD A FULL TRAINING CAMP TO GET SET. OPEN SOON. THE BUF~ALO BIL.LS ARt DEPENDENT UPON THE THE 15·WEEK AMERICAN FOOTBAL. LEAGUE SEASON OPENED ON SEPT. 6 WITH THE PRO FOOTBALL'S ABILITY O~ JACK KE~P, THE 33-YEAR-0L.D NEWEST TEAM, 'HE CINCINNATI BENGAL.S, PL.AYING THE CHARGfRS AT SAN DIEGO. THE NATIONAL QUARTERBACK, TO MOVE THE TEAM. KEMP WILL LEAGUE STARTS A 14-WEEK SEASON ON SEPT. 14. HAVE F'OUR NEW RUNNING SACKS, A LUXURY FOR IT WILL AL.L. COME TO A CL.IMAX ON JAN. 12 IN MIAMI WITH THE PL.AYING OF THE THIRD SUPER THE BILLS, IN BEN GREGORY, MAX ANDERSON, BoWL. GAME BETWEEN THE CHAMPIONS OF THE TWO L.EAGUES. GREEN BAY IS THE DEFENDER BUT THER~ GR~Y McDERMOTT, ROOKIES,AND CHARLIE IS WIDESPREAD SUSPICION THAT THE PACKERS WILL NOT MAKE THE SUPER BowL. THIS TIME. RATHER MITCHELL, PLUS NEW RECEIVERS IN HAVEN IT MAY SE THE YEAR OF' THE Los ANGEL.ES RAMS, WITH THE OAKL.AND RAIDERS L.IKEL.Y TO REPEAT MOSES AND MONTE LEDBETTER. THE DEFENSE IN THE A.r.L. REMAINS STRONG. IT WAS SECOND BEST IN THE FOR A SECOND SEASON, THE N.F.L. IS DIVIDED INTO F"OUR DIVISIONS OF F'OUR TEA)otS EACH. ["ST LAST SEASON, DIVISION WINNERS ARE TO MEET IN SEMI-FINAL. GAMES TO DETERMINE EASTERN AND WESTERN CHAMP JOE NAMATH'S WOBBL.Y KNEES AND A STRAINED IONS AND THOSE WINNERS WILL PLAY F'OR THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE STAR QU~RTERBACK L.EAGUE TITL.E. THE CENTURY IS THE DIVISION ATHLETES PERHAPS UNHAPPY UNOER OTHER EMPL.OY ANO THE COACH, WEE8 EWBANK, LEAVE THE NEW L.ACKING A STANDOUT rEAM. THE STANDOUTS MENT. THEY ARE DAVE PARKS, JOHN BREWER, YORK JETS IN A QUANDRY. SUCCESS DEPENDS AGAIN ARE GREEN BAy (CENTRAl), D"L.LAS (C"PIT MONTY STICKLES, ELBERT KIMBROUGH AND Ross UPON NAMATH'S CO~TINUED AVAILABILITY, OL.), BALTIMORE AND Los ANGEL.ES (COASTAL). FICHTNER, THE LATER TWO NEEDED SAF'ETYMEN. EMERSON eOOZER'S RECOVERY FROM A KNEE OPERA WITH THE ADDITION OF CINCINNATI, THE A.r.L. THE OffENSIVE LINE IS WEAK AND THAT IS "'HY TION AND CONSISTENCY FROM THE CORNERBACKS, IS NOW DIVIDEO INTO FIVE-TEAM EASTERN AND elL~ KILMER, A SCRAMBLER, MUST BE THE JOHN SAMPLE AND RANDY BEVERLY. WESTERN DIVISIONS. QUARTERBACK AND WHY RUNNERS L.IKE JIMMY THE TEAM HAS F'ADEO IN LATE SEASON FOR ATTENDANCE WILL. LIKELY GO UP AGAIN. IT TAY~OR 00 NOT GAIN MUCH GROUND. THE DE TWO YEARS IN A ROW. A STRONGER DESIRE REACHED 5,941,360 FOR THE NATIONAL. L.AST SEA FENSE SHOULD BE BETTER. AND LESS INTERNAL rRICTION COULO BRING SON, 2,295,697 F'OR THE AMERICAN, G"INS OF' CENTRAL DIVISION THE JETS TO THE TOP. II AND 6 PERCENT. THE SAME PEOPLE PL.AY FOR GREEN AND BAy IN TWO SEASONS GrORGE WILSON, THE COACH, AL.L. GAMES WILL BE TEL.EVISED, 32 OF THEM THEY ARE OL.D -- HALF THE STARTERS 30 OR HAS MADE A RESPECTABLE TEAM OUT OF' THE NATIONALLY PLUS EIGHT POST-SEASON CONTESTS. MORE. OLDER PLAYERS NEED TO BE PUSHED. MIAMI DOLPHINS. THEY HAVE A PROMISING THE COLUMBI" BROADCASTING SYSTEM IS PAYING THE B[ST PUSHER, VINCE LOMBARDI, IS NO QUARTERBACK IN BOB GRIESE AND A F'INE $25.2 MIL.L.ION F'OR RIGHTS TO N.r.L. F"OOTB"LL ~ONGER THE COACH. INJURIES THIS SUMMER RECEIVER IN JACK CLANCY, BOTH BEGINNING "NO THE NUIONAL BRO"DCASTING COMPANY $11.5 WEAKENED THE DEFENSIVE TACKLES, AND HENRY THEIR SECOND PRO SEASONS. THE RUNNING FOR THE A.r.L. CONTESTS PLUS THE SUPER BOWL. JORDAN, STARTING HIS 12TH SEASON, IS GA~E WILL I~P'ROVE CONSIDERABLY WITH TNE IT IS N.B.C.'s TURN TO HAVE THE SUPER BowL. NEEDED. ODDLY THE RUNNING GAME NO LONGER ADDITION OF LARRY CSONKA, A QUICK 230- EXCLUS I VEL Y. P~SSING CARRIES THIS TEAM. BART STARR'S POUND ~ULLBACK LIKELY TO BE THE LEAGUE'S ASSESSM~NTS OF' THE TEAMS FOLLOW IN ORDER DOES, AND THAT IS EASIER TO CONTAIN THAN ROOKIE O~ THE YEAR. THE DEfENSIVE UNIT OF' THEIR PREDICTED FINISH. BALL-CONTROL POWER RUNNING. TME PACKERS IS A WORRY,. SAYS WILSON, "WE'LL BE A "'IN CAPITOL DIVISION HAVE THE ABIL.ITY TO WIN THEIR DIVISION NING TEAM THIS YEAR." OF THE 22 STARTERS F'OR THE DALL.AS COWBOYS, BUT A FOURTH STRAIGHT LEAGUE CHA)otPIONSHIP THE BOSTON PATRIOTS LACK A QUARTERBACK, 12 ARE FROM 27 TO 30, THE PEAK YEARS FOR AN SEEMS UNATTAINA8LE. WHICHIS LIKE AN AUTOMOBILE LACKING AN ATHLETE. OF THE OTHER 10 ALL BUT ONE - JIM DOOLEY, NEW COACH SUCCEEDING 72-YEAR ENGINE. MIKE TALIAFERRO, A RESERVE WITH CHUCK HOWLEY, 32 -- ARE BELOW 27. SO THE OLD GEORGE HALAS, HAS BROUGHT NEW DISCIP THE JETS, AND DON TRULL, A REJECT AT COWBOYS HAVE A OYNASTY GOING. LINES, EFFICIENCY AND IDEAS TO THE C~ICAGO HoUSTON, HAVE rAIL.ED SO FAR TO GENERATE THE GIANTS WILL HAVE BETTER BAL.ANCE BETWEEN BEARS. IF' DOOLEY COULO MUSTER A BETTER AN OFFENSIVE DESPITE THE PRESENCE OF THE OFFENSE AND DEFENSE. LAST SEASON THE OFF'ENSE QUARTERBACK THAN JACK CONCANNON, HIS LEAGUE'S TOP RUSHER, JI~ NANCE. THE RE WAS THIRO IN POINTS SCORED, THE DEFENSE MULTIPLE OFFENSE MIGHT GIVE GREEN BAY A CEIVERS, LEO BY INJURY-PRONE ART GRAHAM, THt~D (TIE) IN POINTS "LLOWED. THE OFFENSE CHASE INTO DECEMBER. THIS orFENSE WILL 00 NOT SEE THE FOOT.ALL VERY OFTEN. IS STILL THE GE~. SIX-SEVENTHS OF' THE LINE FURTHER EXPLOIT THE EXTRAOROINARY TALENT WESTERN DIVISION BEGINS A THIRO SEASON AS A UNIT WHILE THE OF GALE SAYERS. ANOY LIVINGSTON ~~HT CO~L THE OA-KLANO RAIDtRS, ACCORDING TO COACH BACKFIEL.D AVERAGES SEVEN YEARS OF' PRO EX THROUGH AT LAST AS SAYER~IS ACCOMPANIS' JOHN RAur,.., AR~ THE "BEST BALANCED" TEA~ PERIENCE BUT MERELY 27 YEARS OF AGE. AT F'UL.LBACK. I IN THE HISlORY OF THE Aar.L. THIS MEANS SONNY JURGENSEN, WASHINGTON'S PREMIER Jot SCHMIDT, IN ONE YE"R AS THE DETROIT THE TEAM HAS NO STAGGERING WEAKNESSES, AND QUARTERBACK R~COVERING FROM "N ELBOW OPERA COACH, SDL.VED A MORAL.E PROBL.EM. IN BIL.L ITS RECORD LAST YEAR, TWO LOSSES (TO THE TION, HAS BEEN ALL BUT EXCUSED FROM TRAIN ~~NSON THE LIONS NOW HAVE THEIR FIRST JETS AND GREEN BAY) IN 16 GAMES, IS PROOF. ING CAMP. HE IS TO START THE SEASON AND QUAL. ITY QUARTER8ACK SINCE BoBBY LAYNE LEFT THE RAIDERS MIGHT EVEN BE BETTER. THEY BE- THE REDSKINS WILL GO AS F'AR "S SONNY CAN IN MUNSON, A FORMER RAM, WAS HURT 1958. i LlEVE WARREN WEL.LS WILL PROVIDE NEEDED GO. THIS SUMMER AND SCHMIDT FOUND TWO WORTHY PEED AT CATCHING PASSES. CLEM DANIELS, THE NORMAN SNHD, THE PHILADELPHIA QUATERSACK, ROOKIES, GREG BARTON AND GREG LANDRY. BEST RUNNER, IS BACK IN SHAPE. GEORGE WILL MISS rOUR GAMES OR MORE BECAUSE OF' Cao.STAL DIVISION BLANDA, 41, CONTINUES TO KICK THE riELD A BROKEN LEG, AND HIS REPLACEMENTS, KING THE RAMS HAVE NOT CHANGED THEIR SE"SONED I GoAL.S. HILL AND JOHN HUARTE, 00 NOT GET THE BALL TEAM, PROBABLY SECOND BEST IN THE N.r .L. I THE KANSAS CITY CHIEFS HAVE ~ADE NINE TO GOOD RECEIVERS LIKE BEN HAWKINS. THE L.AST SEASON. THEY HAVE MERELY HONED IT. POSITION CHANGES, SIX ON DEFENSE. WHETHER CLUB HAS HAD MANY INJURIES, LIKE LAST ROMAN GA8RIEL, 6 FEET 4, 320 POUNDS, IS THEY HAVE IMPROVED OR NOT IS TO BE SEEN. YEAR, AND APPEARS IN FOR A LONG, HARD SEA THE MOST COVETED QUATER BACK IN FOOT.ALL I THIS RE~AINS A POWERFUL TEAM AND ONE FEA SON. BECAUSE HIS SIZE P'ERMITS HIM TO THROW TURING ERNIE LADD, 29) POUNDS, AND BUCK CENTURY DIVISION TOUCHDOWN ~ASSES WITH TACKLERS CLIMBING I BUCHANAN, 287, AT DEFENSIVE TACKLE. THE DE., IF JIM HART, THE 23-YEAR-OLD QUARTERBACK HIS BACI<. THE RAM OFF'ENSIVE L.INE, TO , rENSE IS QUESTIONABL.E BECAUSE OF' THE CHANGES SHOVED INTO ACTION A YEAR A~O WHEN CHARL.EY GETHER TWO YEARS WITHOUT AN INJURY, OOEI I AND A SUSPECTED WEAKNESS IN THE LEFT SECOND JOHNSON WENT IN THE ARMY, HAS ACQUIRED RE WELL [NOUQH. THE DEFENSIVE LINE IS THE ARY. COGNITION OF DEFENSES, THE ST. LOUIS CARD ESSEN{E OF' TIolE RAJoIS AND GAY I 0 (DEACON) TME SAN DIEGO CHARGERS ARE NOT A WEL.L- INALS SHOULD WIN. THE OFFENSIVE L.INE KNOWS JONES LEFT END, THt KEYSTONI. BALANCtO TEAM. THE ATTACK IS THERE, ONE NO PEER AND THE RECEIVERS, LEO BY JACKIE IN THE KEEN BALTIMORE-Los ANGELES COM FEATURING; LANCE ALWORTH, PROBABLY THE SMITH, ARE ALMOST AS GOOD. JOHN ROLAND, A PETITION (EACH L.OST ONLY ONE GAJoIE LAST LEAGUE'S rlNEST DEEP RECEIVER. THE DEF'ENSE TOP RUNNIJoIG BACK, HAS RECOVERED FROM KNEE SEA-SON) THE COLT QUARTERBACK, JOHN UNITAS, MAY NOT BE THERE. THE COACH, SID GILL.MAN, SL'RGERY. WILLIS CRENSHAW L.EADS IN COMPETI EQUATES D~ACON JONES. OPPONENTS DISL.IKE BELIEVES HE HAS A RUSH LINE BUT CONTINUES TION FOR FULLBACK. PLAYING AG"INST EITHER. THIS IS UNITAS'S TO SHUFFLE HIS LINEBACKERS AND BACKFIELD. THE CLEVELAND BROWNS WENT SOUR AT THE 13TH 5[A50N. SORE ARM PROBLEMS NO LONGER Lou SABAN, COACH OF' THE DENVER BRONCOS, END OF LAST SEASON FOR VARIOUS CAUSES, MANY PLAGUE HIM AND HIS SUPPORTING CAST HAl CONTINUES TO TRY OUT AND DISCARD FOOTBALL OF WHICH HAVE eEEN REMEDltD. NEW REGUL.ARS BEEN TURNED OVER IN F' I VE YEARS. IT IS PL.AYERS, HE HAS L.OOKEO AT OVER 100 THtS ARE JOHN DEM"RIE, GUARD; GENE JACKSON, DE YOUNGER, POSSIBLY BETTER IF TIM BROWN CAN SUMMER, IN SWEEPING OUT THE OLD, SABAN FENSIVE END FOR RETIRED PAUL WIGGIN; BOB SUPPL.Y THE OUT~IDE RUNNING ONCE PROVIDED BY IolAS LET GO or SEVERAL. WHO PROVED HEL.PFUL. MATHESON, MIDDLE LINEBACKER, AND BEN DAVIS, RETIRED LENNY MOORE. EL.SEWHERE. YOUTH IS STRESSED. OUTSIDE OF CORNERBACK. THE CL.UB IS BETTER OF'F AT THE SAN rRANCISCO '49ERS ARE IN A TRANS DENVER, THE NAMES or THE PL.AYERS ARE NOT QUARTERBACK WITH BIL.L. NEL.SON, A FORMER ITIONAL. PERIOD. -THE NEW COACH, QUIET FAMILIAR ONES. THE DEFENSE IS DUBIOUS BE~ STEELER, PUSHING rRANK RYAN. THE RECEIVERS DICI< NOLAN FROM DAL.L.AS, IS ATTEMPTING TO CAUSE THREE OF THE fOUR BACKF I t.LD STARTERS ARE EXCELLENT. PHASE OUT AN OLD QUARTERBACK, JOHN BRODIE, WILL. BE NEW TO THE BRONCOS. THE PITTSBURGH STEELERS REST THEIR CASE IN FAYOR OF GEORGE MIRA OR STEVE SPURRIER. PAUL. BROWN, THE COACH AND CATAL.YST OF WITH KEJoIT NIX, A 23-YEAR-OLD QUARTERBACK THE PASSING GAME, HOWEVER, IS NOT WORKING THE NEW CINCINNATI BENGALS, COMES BACK TO UNCOVERED LAST YEAR AFTER ONE SEASON SPENT OUT SO WELL. THE DErENSE IS ROUGH AND PRO FOOTBAL.L A'TER A FIVE-YEAR ABSENCE. ON THE GREEN 8A Y TAX I IQUAO. N I X WII..I.. GO TOUGH AS USUAL. BUT IT CANNOT CARRY THIS HE IS PATIENT WITH THE BENGAL.S WHO WILL. BE ALL THE WAY AS HIS REPLACEMENT, DICK SHINER, TEAM. HARD-~RESSED TO WIN A GAME IN THEIR FIRST IS HURT. SO IS THE BEST RUNNING BACK, OON SOMEBODY MAS TO FINISH LAST. THE SEASON. SHY, WHO MAY MISS THE OPENING or THE SEASON. ATLANTA FAL.CONS QUALifiED LAST SEASON AND THE BENGALS ARE NOT SURE ABOUT THEIR BiLl AUSTIN, IN HIS THIRD Y[AlIl AS COACH, CAN REP'EAT. THE CLUB WAS JOL.TED WHtN IT QUARTERBACK, JOHN STO'A, rOR WHOM BROWN CONCENTRATED ON THE OFrENSIYE LINE AND HAS l.OST ITS 8EST RUNNING BACI<, JUNIOR COFFEY, GAVE TO MIAMI T\lO HIGH DRAFT CIolOICE!. "WE BEEN RtWAROEO. TO KNEE SURCOUY. TIolE COACH, NORa HECKER, NEEDED SOMEONE TO GET US OUT or THE L.OCKER MOST EXPANSION TEA~S LEARN TO GRO~ THEIR IS TRYING OUT DOtEHS Of PLAYERS BUT HIS ROOM," HE SAID. THE ~RESENT LINEU~ IS OWN ATHLETES FROM THE ANNUAL. DRArT AND BE PROBLEMS DO NOT DIM ISH. THEY ARE A W£AK YOUTHFULLY ORIENTED, tiGHT ROOKIES ON PATIENT. NOT 10 THt NEW ORLtANS SAINTS OF'ENSIVE LINE, MEDIOCRE RUNNING BACKS, 0' rENlt AND fOUR ON DErENSE. THE BEST RUN WHOSE WEALTHY OWNtR, 29-YEAR-0L.D JOHN MECOM JUST ONE GOOD LINEBACKER (TOMMY NOBIS) AND NING BACK AP~EARI TO Bt JESS PHILLIPS, A JII:., HAS MADE A POINT 0' COL.~ECTING SEASONtD A HABIT 0' LOS ING. ROOKIt RECENTLY PARDONED FROM ~RISON. ? ______l.~--___l·l------...... 1 ·J------l·J------HOURGLASS PAGE 9 • I WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 19 68 PRAGUE JOHNSON Auto Increase Headed Off WASHINGTON (UPI ) __ THE JOHNSON ADMINIS PRAGUe PARKS WERE EMPTIEO Of TROOPS AND ALLIES. IT ALSO WILL REQUIRE THE CONSIDEREO TANKS. OTHER UNITS BIVOUACKED IN PARKS WERE SECOND THOUGHT OF' THOSE WHO LEAD THE SOV TRATION MOVED TODAY TO HEAD OFf A RUMORED $200 AYERAGE I NCREASE I N THE PR I CE Of THE EXPECTED TO MOVE OUT LATER, PROBABLY A~TER IET UNIO~j." MODELS DUE ON AuTOM051LE SHOWROOM DARK. THE PRESIDENT SAID HIS PROPOSALS FOR RE 1969 THE EXTENSIVE MOVEMENT WilL INVOLVE HALf DUCING TENSIONS IN EUROPE HAD BEEN REBUrFED FLOORS SHORTLY. O~ THE 600,000 TROOPS BUT SOURCES SAID IT rOR THE MOMENT BY RUSSIA. THE CHAIRMAN Of PRESIDENT JOHNSON'S ~AS NOT CONTEMPLATED THAT ANY Of THEM WOULD "THE LtAO[RS Of" THE SOVI [T UNION SEEM TO COUNCIL Of ECONOMIC ADVISERS, SUGGESTED IN ACTUALLY LEAVE THE COUNTRY. HAVE D[C:OED THAT A MOVEMENT TOWARD A HU A ~ETTER TO SEN. WARREN G. MAGNUSON THAT WITH DETROIT PROfiTS SOARING, THE WHITE As THE TROOPS BEGAN THEIR MOVEMENT J DEPUTY MANE VERSION Of" COMMUNISM IN A SMALL, PREMIER FRANTISEK HAMOUZ ADDRESSED A NEWS fRIENDLY COUNTRY WAS A THREAT TO THEIR SEC HOUSE COULD NOT SEE WHY AN INCREASE WAS CONfERENCE FOR CZECH JOURNALISTS. URITY DESPITE THE FACT THAT THE CZECHS RE NECESSARY. TELEVISION WAS ESPECIALLY ATTACKED FOR A M" I NED THE I R ALL I ES I N THE WARSAW PACT I" SUCH INCREASES WOULD COST AMERICAN CON ... 1 PROGRAM SUNDAy NIGHT CALLED "F'ACE TO FACE," HE SAID. SUMERS $2 BILLION ACCORDING TO MAGNUSON. IN WHIC~I THE OCCUPATION TROOPS WERE INOIR HE ADVISED THE 50'11 ET LEADERS THAT "I T GENERAL MOTORS, FORO AND CHRYSLER ARE ECTLY-~AND SOMETIMES DIRECTLY--CRITICIZED IS NEVER TOO LATE TO CHOOSE THE PATH OF' ENJOYING AFTER-TAX PROFITS 20 PERCENT OR LAMPOONED. REASON. (VERY MAN OF' SANITY WilL HOPE THE HIGHER THiS YEAR THAN IN 1967. SINCE 1961, HE ALSO ouTLINEO THE PLANNED CENSORSHIP SOVI ET ACTS NO'W, BrrORE SOME NEW TURN OF' INDUSTRY PROfiTS HAVE MORE THAN DOUBLED. LAWS, WHICH WILL BE APPROVED AT A FRIDAY EVENTS THROWS THE WORLD BACK TO THt GRIM THE ADVIStR SAID HE AGREED WITH HIS PRE SESSION OF THE PARLIAMENT. CONFRONTATION OF STALIN'S TIME." DECESSOR, GARDNER ACKLEY, THAT GIVEN THE THE LAW WILL PROVIDE fOR A POST-CE~SOR TURNING TO THE MIDDLE EAST, JOHNSON CALL HIGH LEVEL Of AUTO INDUSTRY PROFITS AND SHI P SYSTEM AND A FIVE-STEP SCALE Of PUNISH ED ON GOVERNMENT LEADERS IN THE TENSE AREA THE TREND Of PRODUCTIVITY ADVANCE, IT IS MENT fOR VIOLATORS. "TO PUT THEIR VI EWS ON THE TABLE, TO BEGIN HARD TO SEE WHY A PRICE INCREASE WAS NEC SOVIET TROOPS TODAY VACATED THE LAST OF TALKING TH[ SUBSTANCE OF PEACE." ESSARY. HE NOTED THAT AUTO~AKERS ~OULD THE OCCllPI ED NEWSPAPER OFF' I CE.S. HE URGEO EACH SIDE "TO ISSUE A CLEAR, BE AffECTED BY HIGHER MATERIAL COSTS IN UNQUALIFIED PUBLIC ASSURANCE THAT IT IS CLUDING STEEL AND NEW MACHINERY. READY TO COMMIT ITSELf TO RECOGNIZE THE LAST NOVEMBER, AUTOMAKERS INCREASED 1968 OJEDA RIGHT Of EACH Of ITS NEIGHBORS TO NATIONAL MODEL PRICE.S BY AN AVERAGE $116. IN JAN BUT HIS DECISION TO DEF'[CT CAME. ONLY LAST lifE. " UARY, DtTROIT INCREAstD PRICES AGAIN BY AN JUL) WHEN HE WAS STATIONED IN DJAKARTA, JOHNSON SAID A RETURN TO THE BORDERS THAT A V'RAG' $2.,,3_-....2.$ 3"'2::. ______INDONESIA. HE SAID AN INDONESIAN SECURITY PREVAILED BEfORE LAST YEAR'S WAR ~OULD NOT AGENT WHO MET HIM IN HOTELS WARNED HIM TWO BRING PEACE, BUT AT THE SAME TIME HE SAID us - Japan Experts Meet CUBAN SECURITY AGENTS .... ERE DOGGING HIS TRACKS IT ~AS "EQUALLY CLEAR THAT BOUNDARIES CAN AND WOULD ARREST HIM SHORTLY. NOT AND SHOULD NOT REfLECT THE ~EIGHT OF TOKYO (UPI )-- AMERI CAN AND JAPANESE fOR HE DENIED, AT THE NEWS CONfERENCE, THAT HE CONQUEST." EIGN POLICY AND MILITARY EXPERTS TODAY HAD EVER GIVEN ANY SECRETS TO INDONESIA AND HE ALSO URGED A JUST StTTLEMENT fOR JER OPENED A TWO-DAY MEETING ON SECURITY MAT 6 SAID HE NEVER HAD ANY CONTACT AT ALL WITH USAI..EM ~ND THE PLIGHT OF ARAB REfUGEES. TERS WITH AN EXCHANGE Of VIE.~S ON THE UNITED STATES OR SOVH:T AGENTS. CUBA CLAIMS HE SAID .LL NATIONS, INCLUDING ISRAEL AND ASIAN siTUATION. HE DID. ITS ARAB NEIGHBORS J SHOULD PARTICIPATE IN THEIR TALKS, HELD AT THE FOREIGN MINISTRY, OJEDA SAID HE. HEARD THE F'OOTSTEPS OF CUBAN A MASSIVE PROGRAM fOR THE REfUGEES. TOUCHED ON THE EffECT OF THE SOVIET INVA AGENTS CLOSING IN ON HIM A~TE.R HE MADE. A IN AN OBVIOUS REftRENCE TO SOVIET ARMS SION OF CZECHOSLOVAKIA ON ASIA, AND THE FUTILE. ATTEMPT TO GtT HELP AT A DJAKARTA S~IPMENTS TO THE ARABS, THE PRESIDENT ACTIVITIES OF REGIONAL ORGANIZATIONS, POLICE STATION. t-lE MADE A .... ILD DASH fOR THE ADDED HE HOP[D U.S. RESTRAI NT .... OULD BE SUCH AS THE ASIA AND PACIFIC COUNCIL. MEXICAN EMBASSY, OBTAINED A SAfE CONDUCT MATCHED BY OTHERS "THOUGH THAt HAS BEEN 80TH THE JAPANESE AND AMERICANS VIEWEO PASS AND WENT TO MEXICO VIA AUSTRALIA AND LACKING SINCE THE END Of THE JUNE ~AR." THE DEVELOPMENTS IN KOREA AND VIET NAM THE UNITED STATES. JOHNSON'S TWO SPEECHES, IN WASHINGTON WITH GREAT CONCERN. WHEN JUMPED BY CUBAN AGENTS AND H£LD HOS AND NEW ORLEANS, WERE MAJOR ADDRESSES ON THE AMERICAN OffiCIALS, HOWEYER, NOTED TAGE fOR 40 HOURS IN THE MEXICO CITY CUBAN WORLD PEACE. HE TOUCHED LIGHTLY ON VIET THEY HOPED NORTH KOREA WOULO NOT LAUNCH EMBASSY, HE WAS DRUGGED HEAVILY AND LEO NAM IN HIS WASHINGTON REMARKS. A MASSIVE INVASION Of SOUTH KOREA. THEY THROUGH THE MEXICO CITY INTERNATIONAL AIR NOTED SUBVE~sIVE ACTIVITIES HAVE. BEEN IN PORT TO CATCH A PLANE fOR CUBA. THE MEXI CAN SAIGON TENSifiED. AUTHORITIES IN TURN JUMPED THE CUBANS AND AMERICAN OffiCIALS SAID THE MiliTARY SIT HUSTLED HIM BACK TO SAFETY. P