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PHNOM P~NH (UPI)--JACOUELINE KEN Dark Days for Oems Seen NEDY STOOD ON THE BALCONY Of TH~ GOLD-OOMEO KHEMARIN PALACE TODAY In G0 P= EI eet ion Victories AND f(O BANANAS TO ROYAL C~M600IAN ELEPt1ANTS. (UPI)--MRS LOUISE DAY HICKS, A SYMBOL Of WHITE BACKLASH, wAS H~R MEETING WITH THE ELEPHANTS, D[,EATEJ TODAY IN HER BID TO BECOME THE FIRST WOMAN MAYOR OF ONE A RARE WHITE ANIMAL WITH A GOLD BOSTON, aUT THE NEGRO DEMOCRAT SEEKING TO BECOME MAYO~ Of CLE ENCRUSTEO TUSK, WAS A FIIVOR [(TEND VELAND WAS RuNNINC BEHIND THE GRANDSON OF PRESIDENT WILLIAM ED BY CHIEf Of STATE NORODOM SIHAN HOWARD TAFT IN OTHER SCATTER(D [LECTIONS TODAY, THE DEMOCRATS OUK AND HIS MOTHER, QUfEN KOSSOMAK ELECTEO ~ GOVERNOR OF MISSISSIPPI, Bur THE REPUBLICANS HELD A NEARIREATH ON, Of TH£ HUGE SEASTS LEAD I~ THEIR ATTEMPT TO ELECT THE fiRST GOP GOVERNOR or KEN GRABB(o A BUNCH OF BANANAS fROM TUCKY IN 20 YEARS HER GLOvED HAND, CAUSING HER TO MAS~ACHUSETTS SECRETARY OF STATE KrVIN WHITE DEFEATEO MRS JUMP IN HORROR THEN LAUGH HICKS, WHO WAS AN ARDE~T SUP PORTER or THE NEIGHBORHOOD SCHOOL CONCEPT AND .o.N OPPON Communists Won't Say Uncle ENT OF BUSING NEGRO PUPilS TO WHITE :;<:H()()LS In Long Battle for Loe Ninh IN CLEVELAND. SETH TA;T, A SAI~ON (U~--COMMUNIST rORCES REFU~ING TO GIVE UP AT lo~ NINH HIT REPUBLICAN 1 JUMPED TO AN EAR LY LEAD IN HIS RACE AGAINST US TROOPS TODAY WITH WITHERING ROCKET AND RIFLE FIRE TH~T KILLED A CARL B STOKES, WHO SOUGHT TO U S BATTALION COMMANDER AND 17 or HIS SOLDIERS N[~R THE RUBBER PLAN BECOME THE FIRST NEGRO ELECT TATION BATT~tGROUNOS WHERE THE REDS L~ST WEEK SUffERED ONE OF THEIR ED MAYOR or A MAJOR AMERICAN WORST DEFEATS FARTHER NORTH) BITTER fiGHTING RAGED BETWEEN NORTH VI ETNAMESE TROOPS AND AMERICAN FOOTSOLDIERS AND PARATROOPERS fOR CON ~CI''''' i REPUBLICAN LOUIE B NUNN, TROL Of SOUTH VIET NAt-I'S CENTRAL HIGHLANDS IN ITS SECOND D.o.y AT ONE" A CONSERvATIVE GU8ERNATORIAL POINT T~E AMERICANS C.o.LLED IN ROCKET AND NAPALM STRIKES ALMOST ON CANDIDATE WHO CAMPAIGNED THEIR OWN POSITIONS AGAINST THE JOHNSON AOMINIS AT LEAST n AMERICANS WERE KILLED ANO WOUNDED IN THE CENTRAL SOVIET ANNIVERSARY CEREMONIES OPEN -\"th a portralt 3 72 01 Lenm oVf'i\uokmg the lnteHol of Kremhn" Pal.He of ITRATION, TOOK AN EARLY LEAD HIGHLANDS riGHTING, BUT THE COM Con~n~,es m lIfo~co" SOVIet kader~ l\tend openmg {," IJVER DEMOCRAT HENRY WARD, MUNIST DEATH TOLL WAS SET AT 102 mOfl1< ~ mnrkmg th, ~Oth anmvu ~'" Y l.f thoc Bol,h<', II.. iWHO DID HIS BEST TO DI5ASSO BY BOO Y COUNT Cactus Jack Garner ReVlllutlOu 80\wt CommUJuot P'l.tl, Ch,llrm III Ll'ontd I I~IAT[ HIMSELF FROM JOHNSON TH[ HEAVY TWO-FRONT FIGHTING Bre7hn~v I~ bla.hn!(' Red C'hllla from pO •.lllllll ,( lhl[ phot"., ! (( 0 N -, I N U l [) 0 f. PI> G [ N I N E ) BETWfEN AMERICAN AND COMMUNIST Is Dead at 98 foRCES fLARED PS VIET CONG GUER UVALoe, To (UPI j--FaRMER VICE RILLAS KIDNAPED 238 MONTAGN~RD PRESIO[NT JOHN NPNC( (CA[TU~ JACK) Biggest Kremlin Party Ever TRIBESMEN FROM HAMLETS IN THE CEN GARNEFl, 9e:" THf TOUGH, PLAIN-SPOK TRAL HIGHLANDS IN A SERIES OF EN TEXAN WHO EXILED HIMSELF F"'(,Wi I RAIDS THE REDS L~TER RELEASED 60 WASH INGTDN IN oppOS IT ION TO I P"K- I Staged for 50th Birthday WOMEN AND CHILDRrN BUT KEPT 178 LIN D ROOSEVELT'S THIRD TERM, DIEci Mo~cow (UPI)- THE SOVIET UNIDN TURNED ~0 TODAY _NO DISPLAYED IN A MALE CAPTIVES THEY WERE EXPECTED TOO~Y OF A HEART ATTACK GI~,T C[LE8RATION P~RAD( ~ THREE-5TAGE ROefET IT 5~ID COULD LAUNCH A TO PREs:, INTO VIET CONG MILITARY DEATH CAME QUIETLY TQ G~RN[R IN INUC,E~R wARUE~O INTO ORBIT rOUR OTH[~ New MISJILr~ APPERR[D IN THE 015- SERVICE filS :,MALL, WHITl fRM-IE H(lV5E, 5110'·(;-1 ' DLAl or MlllTtRY MIGHT T~AT MOYCO THROUGM R£o SQUARE IN HONOR OF THE A~[RICAN OfFICIALS WITHHELD [0 BY P[C~N TREE!-. IN "'~I(H H~ HAD II BOLSHEVIK R'V!JLUTION or 1917 DEFENSE /oIl,'lISTf.» ANDREI A GRECHKO IN HIS IDENTifiCATION Of THE ftMERIC~N LIV(O SINCE 1940 / I KEYNOTE ADDRESS WARNED THAT T~[ AMERICAN CRIMINAL WAR' IN VIET NAM [N- BATTALION COMMANDER KILLED UNTIL HE 4AD A \ I TTLE TOU(;H' OF P~EU- DANGfREO WORLD PEACE HIS NtxT OF KIN COULD BE NOTifiED MONIA TWO D~YS AGO eUf HE APP~R 'Ttl[ CRIMINAL WAR OF AMERIChN I"!PERIALISTS IN VI[T NAM CAlJSf5 DEEP (CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX) ENTLY HAD RECOVERED AND PL~~S WERE l,~N' IETIE'2 I>MGNG THE PEOPLES OF THE WORLD, GRtCHKD SAID 'IMPERlilLlSM 8[ING MAOE FOR A BIG 99TH 81RTHDIIY AGGRAvnEc INTERNATION.AL TENSION Arabs Would Accept PARTY CCLEBR~TION Nov 22 G~RNER AND THf D.~LER or A ~EW WORLD WAR BECAME ILL AGAIN LA5T NIGHT Surveyor Moon Craft FOR .ON HOUR THE OLDEST AND NEWEST HH( 010 NOT SUffER \[RY LU~G AT ALL," G>\RNER 1 S ONLY SON, FJ-YEAR- I IN SavllT WEAPONRY GLINTCO IN THE Conditiona IPeace BRILLIA~T SUNSHINl AS IT PASSEO CAI,IlO (UPI)--THE UNITED ARPB RE- OLD TULLY GARNER, SAID "HE WAS I On Perfect Course I "/I_t
JET CkA~HE~ ON TAKEOFF. AeLt}-'] c) '",,~ ( ,,', ,;Jl,U ~L~TAbG~ DllIL~~u ALL A80AKO ~UKVIVE DENVf_1Ii (11Pi _"'f'~C ;l;\'y- "',r(-, "AlE f\U,Jv I ~Ilju l"UUJ-- r..U FLORENCE) ~-A TRANS WC~lD ~lR '8£["')""( ~ :~O\'d_~;_ ~I -(,F;; ,~~ '~,)" I A ~(. TTER- Ky. (U PI) WASHINGTON (UPI) --THE PENTAGON BELIEVES LI~ES BOEING 707 BOUND fOR Los ANGELES WITH IMf"AI"'I'lG THAT RUSSIA HAS MADE TWO BIG ~I~TAKES IN PERSONS ABOARD CRASHED SHORTLY AfTER • COMA-' r ., ! 36 ., '.f.·' ~013ERT Pl~NNING NUCLEAR WEAPONS. BUT SOME CON TAKEOFF FROM GAEATE~ CINCINNATI AIRPORT s 1-\ eN At,.. ., R A 'IJ, I) - 0" A. Y GRESSMEN WERE. FEARFUL TODAY THAT THE ERRORS YESTERDAY. ~~CNAM"RA ;',.10 ',HI," J~ , ;0- I MAY HAVE BEEN ON ~H[ U.S. SIDE THERE WERr NO DEATHS 5EVE~ PERSONS ~r ~R:S'" ...... ',{JJ? ~'?f.. ~I '1-':.- >.,. THE THE DEBATE ON THIS POINT, WHICH MIGHT S(RVIC'~ UH"r~ _ WERE TAKEN TO ST ELIZABETH'S HOSPITAL IN VERY WELL GATHER MO~ENTUM INTO THE 1968 NEARBY COVINGTON ALL WERE REPORTED IN ELECTIONS? WAS EXPECTED TO UNFOLD fURTHER SATISfACTORY CONDITION COMPARES wi TH AN ,'>>'c 'Hv_ '>, i', t't;3C£NT TODAY AS A HOUSE-SENATE ATOMIC ENERGY THE AIRPORT IS SEVEN MILES SOUTHWEST OF A~DNG OfrlCR RECRu'T' SUBCOMMITTEE ENTERED ITS SECOND DAY or CINCINNATI, ACROSS THE OHIO RIVER "WE HA.'.fS ",l ~~N "t 'J 'r ~ r R v ICE "9 C- HEARINGS ON THE NATION'S NUCLEAR READINESS. THE CAUSE OF THE CRASH WAS NOT IMMEoIATE CAUSE Wl ~Rf (ON\'NCf --a AIJEN THE PPO- DEfENSE DEPARTMENT OfFICIALS TOLD TH( LY DETER!oI1NtD P E. R EN V J f";:: NM f ~.~ T j., ~.... l ,; A. ~ <'-", ~ , , ," Y C liN CON PANEL YESTERDAY THAT THE KREMLIN'S ~IRST THE fOUR-JET PLANE, fLIGHT 159 WHICH TRIaUn. JV~T Ar "'lie, '-, :NSf Cf THCIR MISTAKE WAS IN STARTING TO BUILD AN ANTI ORIGINATED IN BOSTON, WAS ABOUT 20 FEET IN CO IJ N T P ", ~ _ 'f " ." .. ", ,- , \';< r ,,[ G- BALLISTIC MISSILE (ABM) DEfENSE, AND ITS THE AIR WHEN IT OROPPED AND NOSED INTO A MENTS OF ,d", SECOND WAS IN DEVELOPING AN ORBITAL BOM ~ILLSIOE ABOUT A HALF MILE ,ROM THE END McNA!o-I!q.,'o, , ~,"'.:' I 'I A BAROMENT SYSTEM Of THE RUNWAY ON LIMABURG ROAD, A SMALL SPEECH P"Jf'A " ::n' "-'ON OF OR JOHN S FOSTER, DIRECTOR OF DEFENSE COUNTRY LANE IN BOONE COUNTY, Ky THE THE NAT'ONA, ;",.
JU~PED RIGHT AND FORCED OPEN THE DOOR AND .. .. OUT ONE OF T~E LADIES R(FUSEO 10 GO, SO I PUSHED HER \~J ~I c \'~)~S : "I RAN UP A HILL ABOUT 100 YAROS, :;ORT ... '" ':. ;. Of THREE-LEGGED, ON MY H~ND~ AND L(G~, TO , ",..:.. "'-., ~ GET ~WAY FROM A POSSIBLE EXPLOSION !HE L~DY SCRAMBLED LIKE ~ RABBI1 TRYING ~o G(,
AWAY II ------~-~ i",EbKO PL""YI,KJGHT CONI{ ICI:::...:] OF I LLcGAl NE;"PO~ PGv0cv0 I l'I''1 MORRISTOWN, N.J. (UPI) --lEROI JON[5-, 33) THE NEGRO POET ANO PLAYWRIGHT; WAS CON VICTED ~£STERDAY OF tllEG~L POSSESSION O~ WEAPOHS DURING THE RIOTS IN NEWARK; N.J LAST JULY. Two OTHER MEN, WHO WERE ARRESTED WITH JONES ON THE SAME CHARGES, WERE ALSO (ON 'oJ) CTEO AN ALL-WHITE MORRIS COUNTY JU~Y or I I MEN AND THREE WOMEN RETURNED THE VERDICTS ON THE 15TH DAY Of THE TRIAL A~lER DELIB- ERATING fOR 56 MINUTES JUDGE LEON W KArp SET 5ENTECNING FOR Nov 28 4Itn HOWEVER, THE JUDGE IMMEDIATELY SENTENCED JC~ES TO 30 Ol~S IN JAil fOR CRIMINAL CONTEMPT OF COURT THE CONTEMPT CHARGE WASil BASED ON TWO OUTBURSTS 8Y THE SOFT-SPOKEN
BLACK NATIONALIST WHOSE WORDS HAVE GROWN J INCREASINGLY ~ILITANT IN RECENT MONTHS AND YEARS i THE fiRST OUTBURST OCCURRED IN A PRE- IKJAL seSSION WHEN JOH~S ALLECEDLY USED PROFANE LANGUAGE THE OTHER WAS IN THE COURTROOM WHEN HE SHOUTED THAT IT W.S A "KANGoAROO COURT" or WHI TES THAT WAS TRY ING HIM. JONES STOOD RIGID, ~IS HANOS CLASPED TICHTLY BEHINO HIS BACK, AS HE HEARD THE VERDICT AND THE CONTEMPT SENTENCING J ~vRRlt HURRY, HURRY ~nt, ALSO CON V I CTED WERE BARRY WYNN, A 21, YEAR-OLD ACTOR IN JONES' BLACK ARTS THEATE COMPANY, AND CHARLES MCCRAY, 32, CHIEF ~c COUNTANT fOR NEWAftK'5 ANTIPOVERTY AGENCY THE ~AXIMUM SENTENCE ~OR THE CHARGE OF ILLEGAL POSSESSION Of WEAPONS IN NEW JERSEY IS THREE YEARS IN PRISON OR A $1,ClX) I FINE OR BOTH I ATTORNEYS rOR THE THREE CLAIMED THAT for the beSL selection in town of THEY HAQ BEEN SEVERELY BEATEN AND KICKED I ~ SRIFTS • TR~I_~-TREE HOME DECORATIONS * BY THE ARRESTING OfFICERS POLICE TE5- l TIFIED THAT JONES WAS NOT BEATEN BUT HE MIGHT HAVE BEEN HIl BY BRICKS BEING THROWN BY THE R I OTEfI"S '-, A, ),,'1 _ l;RISA.Y ••••••• 4- 7 P.M. LOUIS r SAUNDERS, COUNSEL fOR ~~NN AND J = 1J..{~i{ ",,,,,,III.'*4I ... ltltllP". 9 .. 30 A.tl. - 1 P.M. MCCRAY} TOLD THE JURY "TO FIND THESE ~EN GUilTY WOULD BE GIVING LICENSE TO EVERY BLUECOAT WITH A BADGE AND A BILLYCLUB, TO BEAT EVERY DEfENDANT HE PUTS HIS HANDS ON i ~ - ---~.--.~ ------~ - --- ~ TUESOAY, NOVEM8E 1967 I-DURGLASS PAGf 3 =------~~------_r------_.--~------~ DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY A~ HE.,OOUAfiltTERS. KWA.,IALEIN Tr.ST SITE BOX .e, APO SAN P'RANCISCO ••S55 BASICS FOR THE TAPE RECORDIST (EOITOR'S NOTE) -- THE HOURGLASS HAS attN GIVEN PERMIS NOV - 71961 SION TO REPRINT IN ITS ENTIRtTY THE ~IVE-PART ARTICLE, "BASICS rOR THE TAPE RECORDIST" BY AtSERT STERLING, BY THE PUBLISHER OF "HIGH FIDElTY" MAG,UINE THE ARTICLE APPEAR IN THE, AUGUST 1965 I~SUE Of THE MAGAZINE AN OPEN LEITER TO ALL ISLAND RESIDENTS' PART TWO; OPERATING, FUNDAMENTALS THE MOST IMPORTANT VARIABLE THAT FACES YOU DURING A RE CORDING IS SETTING THE LEVEL OF THE SIGNAL THAT GOES ON During the period November 9 through November 2l, KWajalein Test THE TAPE IT IS THE PRIME OETERMINANT OF QUALITY: TOO LOW, Site will be vi.sited by a. team of inspectors from the A:rm:y Materiel AND THE MUSIC WON'T OVERRIDE THE NOISE INHERENT IN MACHINE Command Inspector General San Francisco Field Office. AND TAPE; TOO HIGH, AND THE TAPE IS OVERLOADED, WITH CON SEQUENT DISTORTION During their stay on the island, these inspectors will look at ALTHOUGH THE VOLUME INDICATOR ON A TAPE MACHINE TELLS YOU many aspects of our life here on the Atoll. They Will be particularly HOW STRONG THE SIGNAL IS, YOU HAVE TO LEARN TO INTERPRET ITS READINGS IF YOU ARE TO CORRELATE THEM WITH LEVEL ANO interested in observing hOW' we are dOing our jobs and how "We are caring QUALITY ONE WAY TO DO SO IS TO MAKE A SERIES OF TEST RE for the many, many millions of' dollars worth of Govermnent property,. CORDINGS, DUBBING THE SAME PASSAGE FROM A DISC OVER AND the use of Which 'We all share. OVER THE MUSIC CHOSEN SHOULD INCLUDE MANY DYNAMICS TO PERMIT YOUR SEEING WHAT HAPPENS ON STRONG PEAKS START It is expected that these inspectors will look at the contractor YOUR RECORDING AT A LOW LEVEL AND MAKE YOUR SUCCESSIVE RE operated technical facilities and in great detail a.t all of the com PE~TS AT INCREASINGLY HIGHER ONES, NOTING DOWN THE INDICA~ munity f'acilities including the housing, retail outlets, clubs and OR READING EACH TIME WHEN YOU PLAY THE TAPt, YOU CAN COR messes, and recreational resources. We natuxalJ.y want to make as favor- RELATE THE QUALITY OF EACH PASS WITH THE RELEVANT INDICATOR READING able an impression on them as possible Since their report can have a OF COURSE, THE PEAKS IN MUSIC MAKE LEVEL SETTING DIF~I direct bearing on whether or not we are given additional desirable CULT -- IN A FORTISSIMO PASSAGE THE SIGNAL STRENGTH CAN fact Iities. RISE MOMENTARILY TO MANY TIMES ITS AVERAGE VALUE SOME ALLOWANCE HAS TO BE MADE FOR PEAKS BY SETTING THE LEVEL L Global A$socia.tes "Will be partiCularly active this week in cleaning ER THAN IT NEED BE FOR THE AVERAGE LEVEL OF THE MUSIC THIS up and getting the community ready for inspection. They cannot, however, TECHNIQUE AVOIDS THE HORRENOOUS DISTORTION THAT WOULD RE do it all. Those of' us who are responsible f'or work areas, and those of' SULT IF THE PEAKS CONSISTENTLY HIT NEAR THE SATURATION us. "Who occupy permanent type or trailer quarters can do much to see that LEVEL OF THE TAPE -- THAT IS, NEAR THE ABSOLUTE CEILING OF our respective areas of responsibility are clean and neat. All trash THE TAPE'S MAGNETIZATION BUT SIMPLY KEEPING PEAKS FROM "BUMPING THE CEILING" IS should be picked uP, surplus eqUipment and unusable materials disposed NOT ENOUGH DISTORTION ON TAPE GO~S UP, ALBEIT FAIRLY of, and laws and shrubbery trirmned. SLOWLY AT FIRST, WITH ~ INCR~ASE IN SIGNAL LEVEL IN A~ DITION, AT LEVELS WELL BELOW SATURATION THE TAPE BEGINS TO The last IG inspection was condUcted in August of 1966. We made a LOSE SENSiTIVITY SO THAT IT COMPRESSES PEAKS SOMEWHAT EVEN most favorable impression at that time. Let I S all do our part towards BEFORE THEY HIT THE TOP: IT HAS A "NATURAL" LIMITING ACTION. doing as well or better f'or this one. Thank you. THUS, TO MINIMIZE OISTORTION ANO PRESERVE DYNAMIC RANGE, IT MAKES GOOD SENSE TO SET THE SIGNAL LEVEL VERY LOW, OR JUST HIGH ENOUGH TO OVERRIDE THE NOISE LEVEL MUCH COM MERCIAL PRACTICE, HOWEVER, IS TO RECORD CONSIDERABLY HIGHER THAN THIS SINCE A "STRONG" TAPE IS SUPPOSED TO BE MORE :fA...,..l.. c. rI"..J., SALABLE, AND IN FACT DOES GIVE A GOOD ACCOUNT OF ITSELF ON 100 C. EEALY "'- INEXPENSIVE MACHINES WHICH HAVE A HIGH NOISE LEVEL OF THEIR Colonel, OrdC OWN As A RESULT, A FAIR NUMBER OF COMMERCIAL RECORDINGS, BOTH TAPE AND DISCS, SUFFER SOMEWHAT FROM THE MORE SUBTLE FORMS OF OVERLOADING ON THE MASTER TAPE WHEN PLAYED ON AN DISCUSSION TEXTBOOKS HERE INEXPENSIVE MACHINE, THIS DISTORTION ON THE TAPE ACTUALLY THE TE~T BOOKS FOR REV. SURELS CLASS, MAY BE MASKED BY THE MACHINE'S OWN NOISE AND DISTORTION PUBLIC ISSUES AND DISCUSSIONS HAVE ARRIV THE SERIOUS AMATEUR WITH TOP~GRADE TAPE EQUIPMENT, HOW ED SOME OF THE MORE INTERESTING CHAPTER EVER, HAS LITTLE REASON TO USE SUCH A HIGH LEVEL ON HIS R~ HEADINGS ARE' CORDINGS, AND EVERY REASON TO TRY FOR THE MINIMUM-OISTDR- WHAT CONSTITUTES A LEGITIMATE DIVORCE? TION LEVEL: ONE THAT IS BARELY OVER THE NOISE DISTORTION, How SHOULD ONE TEACH A CHILO TO READ? EVEN DURING QUIET PASSAGES IN THE MUSIC, WILL THEN BE ~T WHAT ARE THE SOCIAL CONSEQUENCES OF ITS LOWEST, AND THERE WILL BE MAXIMUM "ROOM" IN THE TAPE'S ORGANIZED CRIME? RESPONSE FOR PEAKS, AND THUS FOR A MORE REALISTIC DYNAMIC DOES THE JUVENILE COURT EXERCISE JUS RANGE. FINDING THIS OPTIMUM LEVEL TAKES A LITTLE EXPERI T ICE? MENTATION, IN CONTRAST TO A QUICK AND SIMPLE S£TTING COM ARE STEROTYPES BASED ON REALITY OR MI~ FORTABLY ABOVE THE NOISE, WHICH INTRODUCES DISTORTION ON CONCEPTIONS? PEAKS ARE SEGREGATED SCHOOL~ MORALLY DEFENS- ONCE LEVEL HAS BEEN SET, IT SHOULO BE LEFT UNCHANGED I BL E'? REPEATED CHANGES IN LEVEL THROUGH A RECORDING CAN BE VERY HAS THE SUBURB CREATED A NEI AMERICA? DISTURBING TO THE LISTENER, OR MAY RESULT IN LOSS OF MO- DoES "MASS CULTURE THREATEN CULTURE? MENTS OF THE MUSIC EXPERIMENT WITH CHANGES IN LEVEL ONLY WHAT IS THE FUTURE FOR THE POPULATION DURING TRIAL RECORDING, EXPLOSION AND BIRTH CONTROL'? PAPER BOY OF THE MONTH. • FOR OCTOBER fOR SMOOTH MECHANICAL OPERATION YOU SHOULD DEVELOP, AND How DOES COMMUNISM THREATEN US? IS JOHN REHDER. CONGRATULATING JOHN IS AFTER A TIME PROBABLY WILL ACQUIRE, AN AWARENESS OF THE THE FIRST MEETING FOR THE DISCUSSION DAN OOGERS, HOURGLASS CIRCULATION MANA "TEMPO" OF YOUR MACH I NE: HOW QU I CKLY IT STARTS, STOPS, RE PROGRAM IS SCHEDULED FOR Nov. 21, THOSE GER JOHN PERFORMEO HIS DUTIES DURING VERSES AND SO ON -- PARTICULARLY WHAT HApPENS IN VARIOUS INTERESTED IN ATTENDING ARE ASKED TO CO* THE PAST MONTH SUPERBLY WELL HIS SEQUENCES OF THESE OPERATIONS EACH TAPE MACHINE HAS ITS TACT REV RON SURELS AT 83767 ROUTE RECEIVED THE BEST RECORD FOR SAT OWN WAYS OF GOING ABOUT THE JOB, AND IF YOU IGNORE THEM YOU A $10 FEE INCLUDES THE ASSIGNED READ ISFACTORY DELIYERY AND PERfORMANCE. MAY SPILL TAPE, OR BREAK IT, OR CAUSE UNEVEN MOTION DURING INGS FOR THE CLASSES NICE GOING JOHN KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK A RECOROING ONCE YOU HAVE COMPLETELY fAMILIARIZED YOUR SELf WITH THE FUNCTIONING OF YOUR PARTICULAR MACHINE, YOU WILL BEGIN TO OPERATE IT SAFELY WITH A SURPRISING AGILITY As FOR RECOROING SPEED, EVERYTHING ELSe BEING EQUAL YOU GET A BETTER QUA~ITY AT 7! IPS THAN AT 3 3/4 UOS; THIS IS NOT TO SAY THAT QUALITY ON 3 3/4 IPS MAY NOT BE VERY GOOD, BUT IF THE SAME CONDITIONS CAN BE APPLIED AT 7t IPS, THE FASTER SPEED WILL BE EVEN BETTER FOR INSTANCE, A TAPE HEAD THAT SUPPLIES GOOD HIGH FREQUENCY RESPONSE AT 3 3/4 IPS WILl DO SO MORE EASILY, AND THUS WITH LESS PRE-EMPHASIS AND LESS DISTORTION, AT 7t IPS: AND THE SIGNAL-TO-NOISE RATIO WILL BE BETTER TOO INFLUENLA VACCINATiON SCHEDULED AN INFLU£NZA VACCINATION IS REQUIRED ANNUALLY ~OR ALL PER soNNEL OTHER THAN MARSHALLESE AND CHILDREN UNDER SIX YEARS OF AGt THIS YEAR THE NEW VACCINE WILL PROVIDE ~REATER PRO TECTION AGAINST THE A2 INFLUENZA VIRUS, WHICH IS EXPECTEO TO BE THE MOST PREVALENT CAUSE OF THE DISEASE PERSONS WHO / HAVE NOT RE~EIVED PREVIOUS INOCULATIONS SHOULD GET THEIR FIRST DOSE IMMEDIATELY AND THE SECONO DOSE A MONTH LATER OTHERS WILL REQUIRE ONLY A BOOSTER INJECTION THE LATTER PART OF THIS MONTH, THOSE WITH A KNOWN ALLERGY TO THE VA~ CINE MUST HAVE A STATEMENT TO THAT EFfECT WITH KTS HOSPITAL STAMP ATTACHED THE IMMUNIZATION CLINIC HOURS ARE: 7:30 TO 8:30 AM AND IN COL I TO 2 PM MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY; SATURDAY FROM 7:30 TO 9 AM INTEGRATIO No IMMUNIZATIONS ARE GIVEN ON SUNDAYS OR HOLIDAYS, PACE 4 HOURGLASS VP HUMPHREY RETURNS HOME IN EVE~ CUSS CALLS WAR SITUATION BETTER KIDS FORGET HONOLULU (UPI)--VICE PRESIDENT HUSERT HU~PMREY SAID ON ARRIVAL TO PUT HERE LAST NfGHT THAT HIS THREE-NATION TOUR or ASIA WAS uTI.ING, ~EIR NAMES ON h 'Tl-IEIR PIoPEFlS·· BUT VERY GOOD ••• VERY CON5TRUCTIVE. HUMPHREY 5.10 HE WOULD REPORT TO THE PRrSIOENT EARLY TOMORROW ON HIS GOODWILL SWING THROUGH SAIGON, THE rRONT LINES or VIET NAM AND THE CAPlTALS or INOONESI. ANO MALAYSIA THE VICE PRESIDENT WAS TO REST OVERNIGHT AT A WA'KIKI HOTEL eE rORE rLYING ON TO ANDREWS AFB NEAR WASHINGTON. THE rLIGHT WAS SCHEDWLED TO LEA¥E AT 8 AM. THERE HAD BEEN REPORTs THAT PROTESTORS WOULD PICKET HUMPHREY'S HOTEL. BUT HONOLULU POLICE REPORTED NO INCIOENTS loT WI-lAT'S HUMJ>HREY SAID HE .... OULD LET PRESIDENT SUHARTO "SPEAK rOR HIMSELF" GOUGeD I""TO ABOUT A REPORTED orFER THE INDONESIAN LEADER MADE TO HELP MEDIATE EVER:Y DESK A SETTLEMENT TO THE .... AR IN V,ET NAH. "TOP? GIVE A LOOKY... THE MOOO IN VIET NAM AFTER THE INAUGURATION or NGUYEN VAN THIEU WAS "ENCOURAGIHG", HUMPHRE'f SAIO. HE SAID HE THINKS THE SITUATION LOOKS "MUCH BETTER". HUMPHREY DIONtT STOP TO WATCH THE TRADITIONAL HULA TROOP DANCING AT PLANES IDE, ALTHOUGH HE WAS REPORTEDLY DELIGHT~D WITH fLOWER THROWING BALINESE DANCING GIRLS HE SAW ON A SIDE TRIP BEFORE HE LEFT INDONtS)" AFTER A BRIEF STOP tOR THE TRADITIONAL RED CARNATION LEI, WHICH ~s THOUGH HE WAS EXPECTING, THE VICE PRESIDENT W~S .... HISKED AWAY TO HfS HOTEL hUJ c..kO~" 16Ii(Jhl;:;' l.,ui".JbULEul::. tlrt['iI'lII~G KINSHASA (UPI}-~THE INTERNATIONAL REO CROSSj ~ IGNORED CONGOLESE WARNINGS OF "GRAVE CONSE- ~ ,~ OU(NCES" TOOAY AND MOVED AHEAD WITH PLANS I "1"I'vw.-~·1- v;.-/-v if. ~ TO FLY MORE THAN 1,100 DISPIRITED MERCENARIES ~--~~~~----~~~~~==~~~~~~------~-~==~~~~~~~~==::::~~4-~~~~~~~~~~~~~IFROM~ THEIR TEMPORARY RErUGE IN RwANDA A BELGIAN JETLINER WAS SCHEDULEO TO MAKE I ® THE FIRST rLIGHT TODAY, FOLLOWED BY THREE U. I Red ye by Gordon Bess; S. AIR fORCE TRANSPORTS ANO THREE ZA.MBIAN AIRI FREIGHTERS. THE PLANES WERE PROVIDED AT THE I POKEY, vow REQUEST OF THE IRC HE~DQUARTERS IN GENEVA \ I.OOK CUTE CUTE1! WAif A MINUTE! WliHAU.. 1 DOttr WAN1" THE MERCENARIES, INCLUDING , 1 000 KATANG[SE , ItJDIAr.IEt OO~·,. THOSe. TO L.OOt< CUTE! ANO ABOUT 130 WHITE EUROPEANS, ~ERE (NCAMPED \1 FRISCKL.ES I'M SUPPOSlD HAVE FRECKL.ES If TO Be PI AT AN ~IR$TRIJ> IN RW~NDA WHfRE THEY WENT Ar J ..-.-;J•• FEROCIOUS TER CONGOLESE GOVERNMENT TROOPS FORCED THEM INDIAr.I)1 ~~s OUT OF BUKAVU LAST W(EK ABOUT AN EQU~L NU~- 1 BER OF .... 'VES ANO CHILDREN or THE KATANGES[ I :.-r-- ALSO WILL BE FLO .... N TO SAFETY CONGDLESE PRESIDENT JOSEJ>H MOBUTU DEMANDED ArTER THE BUKAVU VICTORY THAT RWANDA EXTRA OITE THE MERCENARIES. HE A~SO TOLD T~t RED CROSS REPRESENTATIVE IN THr AREA THAT THE LONG-PLANNED AIRLIFT WAS NOT NEEDED BECAUSE or THE CONGOLESE VICTORY AND HE WITHDREw THE CONGO'S .5PPROVAL DIPLOMATIC SOURCES SAID CONGO~ESE fOREIGN M,NISTER JUSTIN BOM80KO CALLED IN THE AMERI CAN, BELG I liN AI'O FRENCH AMBASSADORS AND WARNEO THEM OF "GRAVE CONSEQUENCES" IF THEY PRESSURED RwANDA I NTO PERM I iT I NG (VACUAT I ON RwANDA OFFICIALS INDICATED YESTERDAY THEr WOULD CONSIDER EXTRAOITION ON ~ CAS[-BY-CASE 6ASIS Bur WOULD NOT HAND OVER THE ENTIRE BANO OF MERCENARIES AS A GROUP. THE EVACUATION PLAN CALLED FOR GIVING THE KATANGESE POLITICAL ASYLUM IN ZAM81~ AND HOUSING THEM THERE IN A SP£CI~L REFUGEE CAMP T~E lRUO?(ANS WOULD at ALLOWED TO RETuRN TO ~~~~~~~~~~jTHEIR HOME COUNTRIES OR REMAIN IN ZAMBIA Ir 1 THEY DESIREO. THE CAM? IN RWANOA WHERE THE ~ERCENARIE5 WAITED WAS AT THE ENO OF A 375-MILE JUNGLE RETREAT rROM KISANGA~I. THEY TOOK PART IN AN UNUSCCE5srUL REBELLION IN KISAN(;ANI IN Ju~Y THERE WERE REPORTS THAT ABOUT 100 OF THE MERCENARIES WERE WOUNOED
HAL[M~~~HU ~~lll~J u01~ HILO, HAWAII (UPI)--AN AWESOME DISPLAY or fIREWORKS (NOEO YESTERDAY ,RC~ THE SUMMIT CRATtR OF MT. K'LAUEA VOLCANO, aUT SCIENTISTS ~~~ ____~~~~~E:~-=~~~~~.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ __~~~~~~WARNEO MORE ERUPTIONS WER[ POSSIBLE UPI)--foUR VOLUNTEEPS UPI)--THE STUDENT EOITOR THE HALEMAUMAU CRATER ATOJ> ONE or THE CAUGHT BETwrEN CONGRESSIONAL fN- STATE COLLEGE'S CAMPUS WORLOIS MOST ACTIVE AND LARGEST VOLCANOES ~ACT\ON A~D THEIR SER~\CE TO THE COMMUNITY NEWSPAPER WAS HOSPITALIZED YESTERDAY AFTER ERUJ>TED SUNDAY IN A TOWER OF SUlrHUROUS WERE GIVEN REFUGE IN THE ST. ALBANS JAIL A DOZEN NEGRO(S ENTERED THE J>APERIS OF~ICE SMOKE ANO MOLTEN LAVA. THE SPECTACULAR SHOW DURING THE WEEKEND AND ATTACKED STAFF MEMBERS LASTEO 23 HOURS WITH SEVERAL FIERY FOUN SUSAN KUNZ, LAUREN MEDLEY, TONI SUNOY AND Tvo OTHERS ON THE STArF WERE INJURED, AS TAINS BURSTING FORTH FROM THE CRATER To ETCH PAULY P'EHL TOOK UP QUARTERS IN THE JAIL. WAS A PART-TIME JOURNALISM INSTRUCTOR WHO A eRtGHT ORANGe GLOW IN THE SKY THAT COULD THE GIRLS ARRIVED AUG 5 TO WORK IN THE SLUGGED IT OUT wlT~ THE NEGROES DURING THE BE SEEN TEN MILES A.... AY. NORTHWESTERN CORNER OF VERMONT, DESCRIBrD BY FIVE-MINUTE MELEE. THE PAST ERUPTIVE HISTORY OF HALEMAUMAU OFFICIALS IN WASH1HGTON AS "THE ~ERITABLE COLLEGE PRESIOENT JOHN SUMMERSKILL ASKEO SUGGESTS THAT MORE ACTIVITY IS POSSIBLE, AC ApPALACHIA OF NEW ENGLAND". CITY POLICE TO INVESTIGATE ANO B~ING CHARG~ CORDING TO TOM WRIGHT OF THE U 5 GEOLOGICAL ALL ,OUR SAID YESTERDAY THEY WILL NEVER ES AGAINST THE NEGROES, WHO WERE BEING SURVEytS HA .... AIIAN VOLCANO OBSERVATORY ~ORGET OCT 23, THAT WAS THE DAY OrFICE OF IDENTIFIED BY WITNESsES AND rROM PHOTOS By THE TIME THE ERUPTION CEASED, 35 MIL ECONOM1C OPPORTUNITY rUNOS rOR VISTA, VOL TAKEN DURING THE BATTLE LION cue,c YAROS OF LAVA HAD FILLED THE 550- UNTEERS IN SERVICE TO AMER1CA~ SODOENLY "THE COLLE.GE 'WIll.. TA.KE ,o,PPROPRI""E ACTION FOO' PIT '0 '57 FEET FROM TWE TOP THE AMOUNT CEAStD AS SOON ,,"S THE FACTS ARE [STABL ISHED," HE OF LAVA WAS TWICE THAT SPEWED OUT DURING THE "WE GOT ONLY $1 A DAY IN SALARY PLUS SAID. "WE WILL NOT TOLERATE viOLENCE OR AB~ THREE ERUPTIONS IN 1956 AND MORE THAN HALr $2 50 A DAY IN SUBSISTENCE ALLO\ofANCE," SUSA US I VE 8EHAVIOUR " THE TOTAL OF THE 1959 SPECTACULAR. THE SAID, "AND .... E RECEiVED OUR LAST PAY CHECKS WITNESSES SAID THE NEGROES, INCLUDING KILAUEA IK I ERU,.T ION OF THE SAME YEAR. WH IeH OCT. 15 " SOMF MEMBERS or THE C~MJ>US BLACK STUDENT BROUGHT A HUGE FOUNTAIN SPOUTING HORE TH~N NEARLY PENNILESS, THe FOUR HAVE BEEN GIVEN UNION, MARCHED SILENTLY INTO THE o~~lcE 600 FEET INTO THE AIR, ALSO BROUGHT fORTH ~OOM ANO BOARD AT SHERIfF JOHN R fiNN'S EIGHT STATIONED TH£MS£LVES IN THE LARGE OUT- MORE LAVA. HOME ADJOINING THE COUNTY JAI~. ER OFFlcr, WHILE fOUR OTHERS WENT INTO THE KEEN DISAPPOINTMENT .... As EXPRESSED BY NA SMALLER OFrlcE OF EDITOR JIM VAS~KO. TIVES WHO MISSED PElE. GODDESS or FIRE HOI,.N;:GlASS PAGE 5 SP6f(TS StCTI6N
HANDBALL SCHEDULE WED. Nov. COURT I SPORTS SPECIALS 8 # MILWAUkEE (UPI)--A MIL~AUKEE ~ROuP HAS A-5:00 BLOEDEL-DARRELL vs BRAME-LYGHT MADE A SID TO GET THE CITY BACK ON THE MA~OR COURT # 2 LEAGUE BASEBALL MAP. THE GROUP -- THE MIL WHITE-V,TlO vs HIRST-SHU8ECK 8.5:00 WAUKEE BREWERS -- MADE AN OFFER, INCLUDING THURS. COURT I Nov. 9 1/ A '1.1 MILLION ANNUAL TELEVISION CONTRACT. A-5:00 WAROLAW-KAPO 'IS O[llAPEllE-MATSUHA~A THE TERN or THE CONTRAC~ WOU~D BE FOR 25 COURT fJ 2 VEARS WITH ANNUAL RENTAL AT COUNTY STAOIUM C-5:00 CATHA-ALLEN WlsEBAN-GONZALEZ vs AT $1 fOR THE FIRST ONE MILLION PAlO ,1.0- 10 COURT FRI. Nov. # 1 ~ISSIONS. THE GROuP SENT COPIES or THE TE~MS A-5:00 MARTINEZ-HERNANDEZ vs HILL-WILLS TO tHE NATIONAL LEAGUE PRESIDENT WARREN COURT 1/ 2 GILES ANO LEAGUE OWNERS. THE LEAGUE MEETS DAGLIS-MARLOW 6-5:00 vs UTl-ENSIG~ NEXT WEEK IN CHICACO 10 DISCUSS THE A~ER1(AN LEAGUE EXPANSION PLANS, NATIONAL LEAGUE LITTLE LEAGUE EXPANSION IS EXPEC1ED TO BE OISCUSSED ALSO. THE CARDINALS HIT THE WINNING COLUMN LAST NIGHT AT THE EXPENSE Of THE ASTROS 8-4 fOR NEW YORK (UPI)-.GREEN eAY PACKER COACH THEIR fiRST WIN IN THE SECONO HALf, AGAINST VINCE LOMBARDI SAYS RUNNING BACKS ELIJAH ONE LOSS. PITTS ANO JIM GRABOWSKI WILL BE SIDELIN[O THEY TALLIED TWO RUNS IN THE FIRST INNING INDEfiNITELY WITH INJURIES. PITTS SUffERED "PU:ASE, BALL, JUST GO OVER THE NET/' VICKI AND ADDEO THREE MORE IN THE TOP Of THE A TORN ACHILLES TENDON IN THE LOSS TO BALTI WALSH 0. THE P,NK PANTHERS SEEMS TO BE SECOND TO TAKE A 5-0 LEAD. MORE SUNDAY AND MAY BE OUT FOR QUITE A fE~ SAYING AS PATTY MOSELEY GIVES HER ALL IN THE ASTROS PUSHED ACROSS TWO RUNNERS IN WEEKS. GRABOWSKI IS A DOUBTFUL STARTER NEXT SETTING UP THE BALL. THEIR ~ALf Of THE SECOND TO NARROW THE GAP SUNDAY BECAUSE OF A KNEE INJURY. A LITTLE. HALF BACK [MERSON BOOZER Of THE NEW YORK VOLLEYBALL THE CARDS KEPT ON THE HOVE WITH A RUN IN JETS UNDERWENT A THREE-HOUR KNEE OPERATION THE T'GERETTES RECOVERED AFTER THEIR LOSS THE THIRD AND ROUNDED OUT THEIR SCORING IN NEW YORK YESTERDAY. HE WILL BE OUT fOR TO THE PINK PANTHERS LAST WEEK AND OErEAT(D TOTAL WITH TWO MORE IN THE fiFTH. THE ASTROS THE REST Of THE SEASON. BOOZER SUffERED TORN THE CRYING SHAMES IN TWO STRAIGHT SETS BY ALSO SCORED TWO RUNS IN .HE FifTH BUT RAN LIGAMENTS ANO CARTILAGE IN HIS RIGHT KNEE OUT OF GAS IN THE fiNAL INNING. Hit IOEN.ICA.\. SCORES OF 15-9, 15-9. IN THE FOURTH QUARTER AGAINST KANSAS CITY THE SHA.MES TOOK THE LEAD IN THE fiRST SET JEff Hooo) WITH THREE HITS, LED THE CARDS SUNDAY. HE IS THE AFL's LEADING SCORER WITH AT THE PLATE. SLUGGER GARY PETERSON WAS AND IT LOOKED LIKE THEY WERE GOING TO GO 78 ponns. ALL THE WAY BEfORE THE TIGERETTES fiNALLY THE ONLY ASTRO TO GET A BASt HIT Ofr CLlrf BEGAN TO PLAY LIKE A TEAM AND SLOWLY SC~NEIOER, WHO 010 A MARVELOUS JOB ON THE LAUREL, Mo. (UPI)--DAMASCUS Of THE U.S. NARROWED THE GAP. THEIR SERVES WERE ZEROING MOUNDS fOR THE CARDS. TONY TIMAS TOOK THE IS THt ODDS-ON 4-5 CHOICE fOR NEXT SATURDAY' LOSS fOR THE ASTROS. IN TO GE. THEM VI'AL POINTS TOWARDS THE [NO $150,000 WASHINGTON j D.C. INTERNATIONAL. Of HIE SEt. COLLEGE FOOTBALL RATINGS RIBOCCO or ENGLAND IS SECOND CHOICE AT THE CRYING SHAMES WERE DETERMINED TO GET 3-1 ODDS. HORSE TRAINER CHARLES MURLESS BACK THE SECOND SET ANO REALLY TRIED HARD. NEW YORK (UPI)~-THE UNITED PRESS INT(R SAID TODAY R'BOCCO HAD A GOOD CHANCE Of THEIR SET UPS WERE GOOD BUT THEY WERE AGAIN NATIONAL TOP 20 MAJOR COLLEGE rOOTBALL TEA WINNING THE RACE. HE HAS TRAINED HORSES FOR HAVING DiffICULTY IN PICKING UP THE SERVES. WITH fiRST PLACE VOTES AND WON-LOST-TIEO QUEEN E~IZAB(TH SINCE 1947 AND ARRIVED IN RECORDS IN PARENTHESES. iI-**** THE U S. TODAY ABOARD THE ~INER QUEEN ELIZA THE PINK PANTHERS ARE ALL fiRED UP NOW I. SDUTHERN CALifORNIA (34) (8-0) BETH. RIBOCCO, WHO IS BEING fLOWN IN TODAY~ AND GOT THEIR SECOND STRAIGHT WIN LAST 2. TENNESSEE (5-1) RAN seCOND IN THE DERBY AND THIRD IN 1HE ARC NIGHT BY DE~EATING THE ACES IN TWO SETS~ 3. (TIE) NORTH CAROLINA STATE (8-0) DE TRIUMPH. "RIBOCCO IS A RATHER SLOW SiAR 15-7, 15-5· UCLA (6-o-I) TER," MURLESS SAID. "BUT SHE HAS VERY GOOO DONNA BEACH AND PATTY MoSELEY ARE GENER 5. PURDUE (I) (6-1) SPEED AND I THINK SHE WILL GIVE DAMASCUS - A~LY ON jH( OffENSIVE ~\TH GOOD SETUPS ANO 6. INDIANA (]-O) WHO WILL PROBABLY BE THE FAVORITE ~- A VERY PLACEMENTS. BACKING THEM UP WITH VERY NICE 7,. WYOMING (8-0) GOOD ARGUMENT." PICKUPS ARE MELISSA DETCHEMENDY, VICKIE 8 NOTRE DAME (5-2) MURLESS SAID ANOTHER BRITISH ENTRY, IN WALSH, A~ISA COLLINS ANO MELINDA MCPHERSON. 9· OKLAHOMA (5- 1) COMMA NO, A fiLLY OWNED BY B. TAVLOR, HAS SUE ARTHUR, CONNIE PORTER AND KIM CAMERON 10. (TIE) MINNESOTA (6-1) WON THREE OR fOUR GOOD RACES IN ENGLAND ARE BECOMING GOOD AT HANDLING THE BA~L rOR ALABAMA (5-1-1) BUT HE 010 NOT EXPECT TOO MUCH Of HER IN THE ACES ANO RECEIVE GOOD COVER ON THE THE INTERNATIONAL. SECOND TEN -- 12. GEORGIA 13. OR~GCN STATE ASKED ABOUT THE NATIONS WH1CH MIGHT BE DEfENSE fROM MARCELLA TIMAS, PATTY BREDA 14. HOUSTON 15. MIAMI, FLA. 16. TEXAS PROOuCING CHAMPIONS IN THE NEAR fUTURE, MUR~ AND GOOD HUSTLING fOR THE BALL BY MELANI '7. AUBURN 18. LOUISIANA STATE 19. (TIE) LESS SAID JAPAN HAS BEEN BUYING B~OOD STOCK DOWDEN. UNIVERSITY Of TEXAS AT El PASO, NEBRASKA. FOR TH£: PAST TEN YEARS AND" UNDOUBTEDL Y EVENTUAI..LY WILL COME THROUGH." WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL STANDINGS DETROIT (UP1)--GOALIE ROGER CROZIER SHoe ANOTHER U.S. HORSE, fORT MARCY, IS THIRD A DIVISION WQN Los1 EO THE DETROIT MANAGEMENT BY ANNOUNCING HIS CHOICE IN THE N1NE-HDRSE fiELD AT KE HOKU 5 0 RETIREMENT fROM PROfESSIONAL HOCKEY. CRO 8-.) fOLLOWED BY TOBIN BRONZE Of AUSTRALIA AT KAHUNA 5 2 ZIER -- 23-YEARS-OLD -- WAS BOMBED FOR 18 10-1, VENEZUELA'S CHATEAUBRIAND AND fRANCE' ICHI BAN 3 2 GOALS IN THE LAST THREE GAMES. HE TOLD REO PALM TERRACE 3 2 WINGS MANAGER SID ABEL THAT HE HAD LOST HIS CASAQUE GRISE AT 12-1 EACH, HE'S A SMOOTHIE fUNGANUNGANOO I 6 CONfiDENCE. THE REO WINGS HAD PLANNED TO FROM CANADA AND IN COMMAND FROM ENGLAND AT 15-1 AND JAPAN'S SPEED SYMBOll AT 20-1. BANK Of HA\lAII 0 5 SEND CROZIER TO A fARM CLUB TO REGAIN HIS IT WILL BE THE 16TH RUNNING OF THE MILE SHARPNESS. CROZIER WAS THE NATIONAL HOCKEY AND RACE ON TURf. BEHISTOUN Of B DIVISION LEAGUE'S ROOKIE-Of-THE-YEAR DURING THE ONE~HALF FRANCt LAST YEAR GAVE INYADING HORSES AN T IGERETTES 6 2 1964-65 SEASON. CRYING SHAMES 5 2 8-7 MARGIN OVER U.S. HORSES. ACES 2 PINK PANTNtRs 2 t MEXICO CITY (UPI)--MEXICAN BICYCLE RACER FULGENCIO SALAZAR DIED YESTERDAY OF A fRAC TWILIGHT GOLf LEAGUE TURED SKULL SUFFERED IN A MASS PILEuP SUN ATTENTION: EASTERN DIYISION MANAGERS DAV IN THE 14-DAY MEXICAN CROSS-COUNTRY THE MARINE DEPT. # I TEAM HAS DROPPED OUT BICYCLE RACE:. Of THE TWILICHT LEAGUE. ALL PREVIOUS MATCHE SALAZAR, ~HO NEVER REGAINED CONSCIOUSNESS PLAYED AGAINST THE~ ARE BEING OROPPEO. AfTER THE CRASH, WAS TH[ fiRST DEATH IN THE 14-YEAR HISTORY OF THE DEMANDIN~ RACE, VOLLEYBALL SCHEDUlE SPONSORED BY THE MEXICAN YOUTH INSTITUTt. WED. Noy. 8 Two ARGENTINIANS DROPPED OUT OF THE RACE 6:15 PM ACES vS TIGERE1TES YESTEROAY DUE TO IN~URIES SUFFERED IN THE 7:00 PH CRYING SHAMES '15 PINK PANTHERS CRASH J BRINGING TO SEVEN THE NUMBER 0. EN THURS. Nov. 9 TRANTS ELIMINATED IN THE PILEUP. 6:30 PM PALM TERRACE VS ICHI BAN 7.30 PM KAHUNA 'IS KE HOKU PHILADELPHIA (UPI)--ONETIME MIDOLE\lEIGHT FR I. Nov. 10 KING JOEY GIARDELLO SCORED A SPLIT AND CON 6:30 PM KE HOKU VS BANK Of HA~AII TROVERSIAL DECISION OVER PREVIOUSLY UNBEATEN LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT JACK ROGERS AT PHILADEl~ LITTLE LEAGUE SCH£DULE PHIA. fORMER WELTERWEIGHT CHAMPION LUIS WED. Noy. 8 RODRIGUEZ KNOCKED OUT PERCY MANNING or PHI 5:00 CARDINALS V5 YANKEES ADELPHIA IN THE FIRST ROUND AT CARACAS. THURS Nov. 9 5:00 ASTROS vs TWINS LONOON (UPI)--PAOMOTER MIKE BARRETT PRE Fill • Nov. 10 DICTED TODAV A SELLOUT FOR TH£ JAN. 23 5!00 YANKEES VS REO Sox PINK PANTHERS •••• DoNNA BEACH SETS UP THE FIGHT BETWEEN WELSHMAN HOWARD WINSTON( AND MON. Nov. 13 SALL TO VICKIE AS MELINDA MCPHERSON COMES JAPANtS M'TSUORI SEKI fOR TKE vAtAN~ WORLD :00 RED SOX VS ASTROS IN TO HE:LP OUT. FEATHERWEIGHT TITLE. PAo,[ 6 HOURGlASS TUESDAY~ NOYEMIER 1, ~ (CONTINUED FROM V URVEYOR 6 {CONTINUED rROM ~OV (CONTINUED nOM I ET NAM PAGE: ONE) S PAGE ON£} lET THE rl4HTING AROUND ~OC NIHH, A RuB8ER PAGE ONE) THE RENDEZvouS POINT DN THE MOON WAS THE -.A SUBMARINE ROCKEr MORE THAN TWICE AS TRtE ENCLAYE A50UT 70 MILES NORTH OF SAIGON, "CENTRAL BAY ARtA," CONSIDERED A LIKELY SPOT LONG AS AMERICA'S NUCLEAR POLARIS. rlARED ANEw TODAY WHtN U.S. 1ST DIVISION rOR A LANDING BV AMERICAN ASTRONAUTS IN j --VEHICLE CARRYING THREE ANTIAIRCRAFT TROOPS WENT LOOKING FOR RtNNANT5 OF THE VIE 1910. ROCKETS IDtAl FOR HITTING LOW-FLYING PLANES CONO'S 272ND MAIN FORCE REGIMENT WHO HAD WITHOUT A CHANGE IN COURSE, SURVEYOR 6 IT WAS CONSIDERED SUITABLE FOR USE AGAINST MADE REPEATED ATTACKS ON THE AREA LAST WEEK. wOULD HIT AB9UT 75 MILES SOUTH OF ITS PLA~ U.S. JETS IN VIET NAM. THE COMMUNISTS APPARENTLY LAY IN WAIT IMPACT POINT IN THE CENTER OF THE MOON. --A STRAtEGIC INTER~EDIATE RANGE ~ISSllE ABOUT FIVE MILES NORTHEAST or Loc NINH. SCIENTISTS WERE TO DECIDE LATE TODAY WHEN WITH A TARGET DISTANCE OF 1,500 MILES AND THEY OPENED UP A FURIOUS BARRAGE OF RIFLE A SIOECOURSE MANEUVER TO CORREcT ITS AIM A SHORT-RUN TACTICAL MISSILE GOOD WITHIN FIRE ANO BAZOO~A-STYLE ROCKETS FROM SNIPER WOULD BE ADVISABLE tHE MANEUVER IS AC 200 IoIILE5 POSITIOHS. COMPLISHED By ACTIVATING SMALL ROCKETS ON THE PARADE OF POWER INCLUOED eVERYTHING WINTHIN MINUTES 18 OF THE AMERICANS, IN THE SPACECRAFT FROM WORLD WAR I CAVALRY AND rlElD PIECES CLUDING THE COMMANDER, lAY DEAD ANO ANOTHER ON TME BASIS OF PAST PERrOR~ANCES AND THE TO THE THREE-STAGE ROCKET. 30 Gis WERE WOUNDED, U.S. SPOKESMEN SA10. NORMAL HAZARDS OF SUCH A FLIGHT TO THE MOON, "No AR~Y IN THE ~ORlD HAS SUCH POWERFUL THE BATTALION COMMANDER'S GROUP WAS HIT SURVEYOR 6 WAS GIVEN ONLY A 50 PERCENT ROCKETS," GRECHKO SAID BY AN RpG, A SMALL ROCKET POWERFUL EHOUGH CHANCE OF HAKtNG THE DESIRED SOFT lANOING J HE CITED SUCH "IMPERIALIST" NATIONS AS TO PIERCE A TANK. ACCORDING TO ANALYSIS or DATA rED INTO A AMERICA, ISRAEL AND WEST GERMANY AS THREATS THE PINNED-DOWN INFANTRYMEN IMMEDIATELY COMPUTER. A HARO LANDING COULD DESTROY TO WORLD PEACE. DESPITE THE REFE~ENCES. HIS CALLED IN BARRAGES OF' FtRE F'ROM AMERICAN ITS CAMERA AND THE SCIENTIFIC INSTRUMENTS SPEECH -- AND THE HOLIDAy AS A WHOLE -- ~.S ARTILLERY AND DIVE-BONBERS TRYING TO ROOT DESIGNED TO ADO MORE TO MAN'S KNOWLEOGE Of FREE FROM ROCKET RATTLING THE COMMUNISTs FROM THE TREES. THE AMER THE LUNAR SURFACE ANO ITS ABiliTY TO SUP THE STRIF'E LAY BENEATH THE SURFACE, EMERG ICAN STRIKES WERE DEADLY EFFECTIVE AND WIT PORT THE WEIGHT OF ASTRONAUTS AND THEIR ING ONLY YESTERDAY~ IN THE HOLIDAY ISSUE or IN AN HOUR THE COMMUNIST POSITIONS WERE LANDING VEHICLE PRAVADA, THE NEWSPAPER OF THE COMMUNIST PA SILENCEO. SURVEYORS 2 AND 4 FAILEO TO ACCOMPLISH THE NEWSPAPER LISTEO THE GREETINGS SENT BY INFANTRYMEN LATER TODAY FOUND THE 800lES TH[IR LUNAR MISSIONS BECAUSE OF TECHNICAL rOREIGN COMMUNIST-RULED NATIONS CHINA, AL OF AT LEAST 66 COMMUNISTS KI~LED IN THE DifFICULTIES, GIVING RiSE TO AN "EVEN NUM BANIA AND CUBA WERE NOT LiSTED. NINH riGHT AND ONE OFfiCER SAID THE Loc BER JINX" THEORY THE SNUB OF CUBA FOLLOWED A WEEK OF TEN TOLL WOULD GO "A L I TTL.E HIGHER." SION THAT BEGAN WHEN PREMIER fiDEL CASTRO IN THE FIERCE riGHTING AROUND Loc NINH (CONT INUEO FROM SENT ONLY MINOR OfFICIALS AS OBSERVERS TO LAST WEEK, THE COMMUNISTS LOST NEARLY 1,000 GA RNER PAGE ONE) THE GREAT SOVIET CELEBRATION THE CUBANS MEN BV aODY COUNT ""0 MAJ. GEN. JOHN HAY or GARNER SERVED IN CONGRESS FOR NEARLY LATER aOYCOTT(O SOME OF THE CEREMONIES, THE 1ST DIVISION SAID THE DEATH TOLL PROB 30 YEARS BEFORE HE BECAME VICE PRESIDENT ANO AND THE SOVIETS REFuSED TO ALLOW THE CUBANS ABLY WAS AT U:,I,ST liIIlCE THAT fiGURE:. SAID HIS TERM AS sPEAKER OF THE HOUSE WAS A TO ADDRESS ANY OF THE PUBLIC MEETINGS. THE COMMUNISTS ALSO WERE PAYING A STI~F ~AR MORE IMPORTANT JOB THE SINO-SOVIET SPLIT WAS IGNORED IN or PRICE IN THE RENEWED FlGHTING IN TH[ CENTRA THE VICE PRESIPENCY, HE ONCE SAID, "DOES FICIAL SPEECHES, APPARENTLY TO FOIL CHINrSE HIGHLANDS NEAR THE CAMBODIAN BORDER ABOUT NOT AMOUNT TO A HILL OF BEANS." PLANS TO WALK OUT ALONG WITH THE LATE HOUSE SPEAKER SAM RAYBURN AND THE LATE SEN. TOM CONNALLY. (CONTINU£'D FROt-1 LONGTIME CHAIRMAN OF THE SENATE FOREIGN MIDEAST PAGE ONE) RELATIONS COMMITTEE, GARNER WAS ONE OF' A THE U.A.R. PRESSEO THE ISSUE OF ISRAEL ~ TRIO OF PO~[RrUL TEXANS WHO EXERTED GREAT POsseSSION OF ARA.B TERRITORY 4NO OEMANOEO INFLUENCE ON NATIONAL POLICY FOR DECADES A SPECIAL MEETING or THE UNITED NATIONS JOHNSON, WHO BECAME THE SECOND TEXAN TO SECURITY COUNCIL ON THE ISSUE INDIA, MALI BE VICE PRESIDENT AND THE 'IRST TO BE PRES AND NIGERIA PROPOSED A U.N. RESOLUTION 0( IDENT, WAS A PROTEGE AND LATER A MEMBER OF NANDIN~ ISRAEL WITHDRAWAL THIS GROUP AS SENATE MAJORITy LEADER. THE SOURCES IN CAIRO SAID PRtSIDENT GAMAL GARNER:S LONG LIFE SPANNED AMERICAN HIS ,ABDEL NASSERfS GOVERNMENT WOULD ACCEPT PRES TORY FROM RECONSTRuCTION TO V,ET NAM AND HE I IOEN1 JOHNSON'S PEACE PROPOSALS ON TWO CON- LIVED UNDER MORE THAN HALF THE COUNTRY'S ' 0lTION5 IT STRESSED THE fiRST CONDITION 36 PRESIDENTS. ONE, JOHN F. KENNEDY, WAS I -- A CALL TO ISRAEL TO PULL BAC~ WITHIN THE ASSASSINATED ON HIS 95TH BIRTHDAY. I BORDERS IT HELO PRIOR TO THE JUNE 5-10 WAR H( LIKED GOOD BOURBON, fiNE CIGARS AND I THE SECOND WOULD LINK ISRAELI ,REEDOt-1 OF POKER FOR HIGH STAKES HE REPuTEDLY ONCE I PASSAGE ON THE SUEZ CANAL TO A JUST SOLUTION WON $15,000 AT POKER IN A SINGLE SESSION or 10F THE ARAB REFUGEE PROBLEM, THE SOURCES CONGRESS. UNITEO MINE WORKERS PRESIDENT 5'10. JOHN L LEWIS CALLED HIM A "LABOR-SAlTING, I PRESIOENT JOHNSON'S FIVE-POINT PEACE PRO WHISKEY-DRINKING, POKER-PLAYING, EVIL OLD i GRAM CALLED FOR M"H," BUT G,"RHER R£PLI£O i --ACCEPTANCE OF' A NATION'S RIGHT TO EXIST "LOVE IS MY RELIGION" I --JUSTICE FOR THE REFUGEES GARNER 01£0 A~ 8 20 AM WITH HIS SON, HIS I --RIGHT OF' INNOCENT (FREE ACCESS) MARI GRANDOAUGHTER AND HER HUSBAND, MR. ANO MRS. I TIME PASSAGEf"OR ALL NATIONS TOM CURRY, BY HIS BEOSIDE --AN END TO THE MIDEAST ARMS RACE, ALTHOUGH HIS FUNERAL PROBABLY WILL BRING --RESPECT FOR POLITICAL AND TERRITORIAL SOME OF THE BIGGEST DEMOCRATS IN THE INTEGRITy or ALL MIDEAST NATIONS COUNTRY, 'RRANGtMENTS W£RE MODES1 ~ (BUT IN OAMA.SCUS, OISPATCHERS TODAV RE SPOKESMAN rOR PRESIOENT JOHNSON SAID HE DID PORTED SYRIA'S REGIME STILL IS PROCLAIMING NOT THINK THE PRESIDENT WOULD BE ABLE TO ITS DETERMINATION TO ORIVE ISRAELIS INTO THE IIRtHDAY PAR'tY~elebr-ahng hlg 20th birthday Ul the MA KE IT. SEA ROAD SIGNS IN DAMASCUS PROCLAIM, field about 30 mlles north of Chu La!, South Vietnam, Pfc PRESIOtNT JOHNSON, A FELLOW IN TEXAS WIW "LIBERATE PALESTINE.") Robert Moseq of San Diego, Cahf, ilghll! a candle on his BECAME VI CE PRes I DENT 28 YEARS AF'TER GARNER DISCOLOSURE OF POSSIBLE ACTION ON JOHNSON birthdayca.ke" Hel~WlththelStBngade,101stAlrborne DID ANO F'OUNO TRUE SOME OF THE THINGS THAT PEACE POINTS CAME AfTCR A VISIT BY FORMER !---~H-E~C-OM--M-U-H--IS--1-S--W-E-R-(--e-E-L--'-E-V-E-D--T-O--H-A-V-E------! GARNER HAD SAID ABOUT THE JOB. TODAY PRAISED U.S TREASURY SEC~ETARY ROBCRT ANDERSON, A MOVED AS MANY AS FOUR NORTH VIETNAMESE GARNER'S "PETERMINATION ANO JOY OF lin:," CLOSE fRIEND OF PRESIDENT JOHNSON REGIMENTS -- A REGIMENT NUMBERS A80UT 1,200 "fEW ARE GIVEN SO LONG A TIME ANO rEWER ANDERSON, ALTHOUGH THE UNITED STATES IN MEN -- INTO THE HIGHLANDS IN RECENT WEEKS STI~L KAVE US EO THEIR YEARS TO SUCH AOVANT- SISTED HE WAS SIMPLY A BUSINESSMAN ON PRIV IN A POSSIBLE NEW BIO TO CONQUER THE RU~GED AGE. FEW MEN IN HISTORY HAD MORE EXPERI- ATE BUSINESS, CONfERREO WITH EGVPTIAN LEAD REGION AND THUS MOVE CLOSER TO CUTTING ENCE IN GOVERNMENT NOR MORE RESPECT F'OR ERS LAST WEEK ANO NOW WAS IN BAGOAD. TALKING SOUTH VIET NAM IN HALF. HIS COLLEAGUES DURING HIS LONG CAREER IN WITH I~AQI LEAOE~S
HEAVY fIGHTIN~ BROKE OUT YESTERDAY J CON TINUED SPORADICALLY THROUGH THE NIGHT AND THEN F~AREO AGAIN LATER TODAY IN THE ~HICK JUNGLES WEST AND SOUTHWEST of OAK To. SOLDIERS OF' THE U.S. 4TH INFANTRY DIVI SION WE~E STILL REPORTED UNDER HEAVY MACHINEGUN F'IRE TODAY, IN THEIR BUNKER COM PLEX ABOUT SIX MILES fROM DAK To. AIR STRIKES WERE BEING CALLED IN ON THE NORTH V,ETNAMESE POSITIONS. UPI CORRESPONDENT ROBERT KAYLOR SAID THE riGHTING BROKE OUT YESTERDAY W(ST AND SO WEST or A U.S. CAMP AT OAK To AfTER A 8AT TALlON OF ~BOuT 800 MEN O' THE 113RO AIR BORNE BRIGADE ASSAULTED THE AREA. AIR fORCE FORWARO CONTROLLER MAJ. JOE B. MADDEN ~2, SAID THAT AT ONE POINT YESTERDAV A U.S. COMPANY COMMANDER ORDERED A NAPALM DROP ON A COMMUNIST POSITION BARELY 20 YARDS FROM HIS MEN. II \ ".tiS A B11 NERVOUS A.BOUT IT," MAOOEN aAID. "IT WAS MORE THAN CUTTING IN HALF THE MINIMUM ACCEPTABLE MARGIN OF 50 METERS WE USUALLY USE OF NAPALM. BUT DESPERATE SITUATIONS REQUIRE DESPERATE MEASURES." TU[SD.~, NOVEMBER 1. 1967 ICRCID'WORD By Eugene Shefferl
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I------______.L____ ~______Ie IH7 Kln.r Featuu8 8:rndLu.le lac) PAGE B HOURGLA.SS TUESDAV, NOVtMBER 7, 1967 RCMNEY ~OULD N~UTkALIZE ETHICS U~lT WILL kEOPEN UPI CHIEF ~OU~D~ ~~hNIN~ INDOCHINE~E PENI~SULA INVE~TIGATION OF LONG a~ U.~.1 ~ELF L"~TICI~~ ST.~AUL, MINN (UPI)--Gov GEORGE ROMNEY BASED ON LIFE CHAkGE~ SACRAMENTO (UPI)--THE AM(RIC.l.N TRAIT or or MICHIGA~ ~HO HAS PROMISED TO REVEAL WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE SEN~TE ETHICS COM EKAMININ~ NATIONAL SHORTCOMINGS IN PUBLIC THIS MONTH VHETHER ~E W1L~ SEEK THE REPUB MITTEE ANNOUNCED TODAY JT HAD REOPENED THE HAS CREATED AN IMPRESSION IN THE COMMUNIST LICAN PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATION, lAST NIGHT INVESTIGATION INTO CHARGES THAT SEN. ED WORLD THAT THE UNITED STATES IS FOLLOWING PROPOSED NEUTRA~IZATION or THE INDO-CHINA WARD V. LONG (DEM.-Mo ), USED HIS POSITION THE COURSE OF THf ROMAN EM'IRE TOWARD OB~IV PENINSU~A AS A SOLUTION TO THE V'ET NAN WAR IN AN EFroAT TO KEEP TEAMSTER PRESIOENT ION, fRANK H. BARTHOLOMEW SAID YESTERDAY. ROMNEY SAID HE WAS ~CURRENTLY EXPLORING JAM£S R. HDrrA OUT or JAIL BARTHOLOMEW) BOARD CHAIRMAN Dr UNITED A POSSIBLE SOLUTION TO THE VIET NAN SITUA CHAIRMAN JOHN C. STENNIS, (DEM.-MISS.), PRESS INTERNATIONAL, SPOKE TO THE SACRAMENT TION" WHICH INVOLVES NEUTRALIZATION or TOL.O THE SENATE HIS PANE:L WOULD "rULlY CON~ COMStOC~ CLUB HE OISCUSSED THE SeVIET NORTH AND SOUTH V,ET NAM, CAMBODIA AND SIDER" NEW ALLEGATIONS MADE AG~INST TH~ UNION I S PROBLEMS WITH SOME OF ITS IRON CUR LAOS 59-YEAR-OLD LONG BY LIFE MAGAZINE TAIN SATELLITES, BASED ON HIS PERSONAL CON ROMNEY SAID HE WAS UNABLE TO GO INTO DE LIFE) IN ITS CORRENT ISSUE, CHARGED THAT TACTS WITH WORLD LEADERS. TAIL ON THE PLAN BUT THA, IT MIGHT INCLUDE THE COMHI TTCE HAD "WH I TE .... ASHED 1! LONG. IT "WE DO NOT HEAR TOO MUC~ Of THE PROBLEMS HALTING THE BOMBING OF NORTH VIET NAM SAID THE SCNATOR (ITHER DID NOT TELL THE ef THE U.S 5 R. UNTIL 10/£ GET INTO THE ARC.I. "PM CONVINCED TH4T THE PRESIDENT I S TRUTH OR "IS A HIGHLY-PAID lEGAL ADVISOR ANO SEE FOR OURSELVES," HE SAID. "THE: SITU PING PONG POLICIES ARE NOT SOUND,n ROMNEY NOT ONLY TO THE TEAMSTERS BUT TO OPERATORS ATIONS ARE NeT EXTOLLED IN THE PRESS AND ON TOLD 1.300 REPUB~ICANS AT A PARTY WORKSHOP DOING BUSINESS WITH THE MOO." THE RADIO IN THE COUNTRIES AFfECTED, TO puT ANO DINNER LONG HAS BRANDED THE ART I CU AS "A CONT I IT MI LDL Y." ROMNEY SAID HIS MAIN CONCERN IN SOUTHE4ST UATtON or THE VICIOUS AND MALICIOUS SMEAR "By CONTRAST, WE HERE IN THE U.S. SEEM TO ~S14 ~AS TO ACHIEVE A CEASE-FIRE SO THAT CAMPAIGN OF LIFE MAbALINE AGAINST ME BASCO NOT ONLY WASH OUR DIRTY LINEN IN PUBLIC aUT THE COUNTRIES INVOLVED COULD BE DEVELOPED ONLY ON INNUENDOS AND INSINUATIONS" ALSO TO ADVERTISE TO THE WORLD THE MESS ECONOMICALLY AND SOCIAllY STENNIS, IN A BRIEr STATEMENT ON THE FLOO CREATE:O BV OUR RIOTOUS RACIAL MINORITIES, HE OREW CHEERS WHEN HE PROMISED TO FOLLOWING A MEETING OF THE COMMITTEE, 5AI0 BY THE CLAMORING OPPOSITION TO THE GOVERN ANNOUNCE HIS N~TIONAL POLITIC~L PLANS ON THE: ETHICS PANEL "CANNOT DEFINITELY STATE MENT'S POSlTION IN SOUTHEAST ASIA, BY OUR Nov. 18 NOW THAT THERE IS ANY NEW ANO SUBSTANTfAL ECONOMIC AND POLITICAL INSTABILITY, OUR THE GOVERNOR STAYED AFTER THE MEETING TO EVIDENCE IN THE SECOND .l.RTIClE " UNBALANCED BUDGET, OUR INCREASING TAXES, 0 PUMP HUNDREDS or HANDS EARLIER HE ~ET WITH LIFE'S ORIGINAL STORY ABOUT LONG ON MAY BEATNIKS AND OUR HIPPIES." ABOUT 85 MEMBERS or THE ELEPH~NT Clua - 26 CHARGED THAT THE SENATOR'S PROLONGED IN 84RTHOLOMEW SAID THAT MORE ANO MORE THE THOSE WHO CONTRIBUTE ~T LEAST $500 A YEAR VESTIGATION O' GOVERNMENT WIRETAPPING WAS COMMUNIST WORLD APPEARS TO BELIEVE THAT THE TO HIE Pt.,RTY OESIGNED TO FREE HerrA .ROM A JAIL SENTENCE PRESENT ACCUMULATIO~ IN THE UNITED STATES 0 HE PLANNED TO SPEND THE NIGHT IN MlNNEA ON A JURY-TAMPERINb CHARGE, THE ARTICLE AL ECONOMIC~ POLITICAL ANO MILITARY PROBLEMS POLIS AND THEN MOVE ON TO W,SCONSIN TODAY LEGtD THAT LONG ACCEPTED $48,000 rROM ST IS HEADING TOWARD SOME SORT O' CRASHING rOR STOPS AT LA CROSSE MADISON AND OSH LO~IS ATTORNEY MORRIS SHENKER, ONE OF HOF- MAX. KOSH FA'S LAWYERS "IT IS OUR OWN FAULT THAT THIS MATTER IS ROMNEY ALSO ATTACKED PRESIDENT JOHNSON1S T~E ETHICS COMMITTEE, AFTER A FOUR-MONTH NOT SET INTO INTERNATIONAL PERSPECTIVE HANDLING or DOMESTIC PROBLEMS ASKED WHETH INVESTIGATION, REPORTED ON OCT. 25 THAT IT AGAlNST TWO MEASUREMENTS. "RST, THAT A SUB ER HE rAVORED A TAX INCREASE A5 4 MEANS or COULD rIND NO EVIOENCE AGAINST LONG TO W.l.R STANTI~L P4RT Of THE TURBV~E~CE COMES FROM CURBING INrLATION, THE GOVERNOR SAID, "WE RANT PUBLIC HEARINGS. LONG ACKNOWLEDGED RE AN EXCEEDINGLY VOCAL MINORITy TAKING ADV~N MUST fiRST PUT A BRAKE ON SPENDING AND CEIVING FEES FROM SHENKER, BOT SAID THEY T.l.G[ OF AND SOMETIMES ABUSING THE RIGHT OF ELIMINATE DEfiCIT SPENDING IN A TIME O. TOTALED $160 J ooo ANO ALL THE MONEY WAS rOR FREE SPEECH, SECOND, THAT lHE POLIT'CAL CO HIGH PROSPERITY WE SHOULD INCREASE TAXES lEGAL CLIENTS HE SHARED WITH SHENKER TROl TROUBLES IN THE SO-CALLED WORI<.E PROTEST PIK)TESTERS- Uruverslty of Iowa ~tudents s"lze one WHICH ITS CONCLVSIONS ~RE BASED. " of the anh-Vletrul.ln protesters blockmg a bULldmg where a THE CHAIRMAN SAID THE COMMITTEE STAFr IN- U S Manne recruiter was statlo~d Several 'antis' weI''' TERVIEWED LAMBERT FOUR TIMES IN ADDITION TO dragg (CONT I NUEO F'ROM (CONTINUED F'ROM CHkY~LEk TALK~ DkAG ON: POVERTY PAGE ONE) VOT I NG PAQ( ONt) THE DELAY, WHICH MIGHT rORCE POSTPONEMENT THE DEMOCRATS ~ON (ASILV IN THE MISSlS'''1 LOCAL DI~PUTE~ ~TOP ~~kK or FINAL VOTING ON THE BILL UNTIL NEXT ~, GUaERNATORIAL RACE, WHERE U.S. REP. JOHN DETROIT (UPI).-LOtAl. DI'PUTES SPARKED GAVE 80TH SIDES MORE TIME TO PREPARE THEIR BELL WILLIAMS, A STAUNCH SEGREGATIONIST, OP WALKOUTS AND PICKETS AT THREt CHRYSLER ORATORICAL AMMUNITION F'OR THE SCHEDULED POSED RUBEL PHILLIPS, WHO WARNED THE STATE CORP. PLANTS IN THREE 'TATES TODAY ON THE SIX HOURS OF DEBATE. MUST CHANGE ITS RACIAL VIEWS TO PROGRESS. EVE or A COMPANYWIDE STRIKE DEADLINE SET Sf A NEW ELEMENT WAS AODED TO THE CONrRONTA PHILADELPHIA MAYOR JAMES J. TATE, THE THE UNITED AUTO WORKERS. TION WITH THE ANNOUNCEMENT BY SARGENT SHRI DEMOCRACYIC INCUMBENt, DEFEATED HIS REPUB WHILE NEGOTIATORS FOR CHRYSLER AND THE BER, DIRECTOR OF THE OFFltE OF ECONOMIC Op LICAN OPPOHENT J DIST. ATTY. ARLEN SP~CTER, UAW 8EGAN NONSTOP. CRISIS BARGAINING IN PORTUNITY (0£0), THAT HE WOULD RESIGN I~ IN A RACE WATCHED CLOSELY rOR EVIDENCE OF DETROIT, UAW MEMBERS DISRUPTEO OPERATIONS OEO SPENDING IN THE CURRE~T FIScAL YEAR WAS NATIONAL POLITICAL TRENDS. AT CHRYSLER PLANTS NEAR ST. LOUIS, AT NEW CUT TO $1.2 BILLION. IN GARY, IND., WHERE A NEGRO DEMOCRAT ARK, DEL., AND IN THE DETROIT SUBURB or THE BILL BErORE THE HOUSE WAS DRAFTED BY rAe(S A WHITE DEMOCAATE IN THE MAYORAL CAM STERLING, ITS (OVCATION ANO LABOR CO~M'Tr(E AND WOULD PAIGN, BOTH "DES WEAE ClAI~ING SUCCESS aVT NEGOTIATORS HOPED TO REACH AGREEMENT ON A AUTHORIZE THE ENTIRE $2.06 BILLION SOUGHT THE VOTE COUNT WAS SLOW CO~ING IN NATIONWIDE WORK CONTRACT BEFORE THE STRIKE BY PRESIDENT JOHNSON. HATCHERtS HEADQUARTERS CITED rlGURES SHOW DEADLINE TOMORROW NIGHT. BUT REP. WILLIAM H. AYRES, OHIO, RANKING ING NEGRO PRECINCTS IN THIS TOUGH, TENSE BOTH ~W PAESIOENT WALTER P REUTHER AND GOP MEMBER OF THE COMMITTEE, PLANNEO TO IN STEEL TOWN VOTINQ OVERWHELMINGLY rOA THEIR CHRYSLER VICE PRESIDENT JOHN D. LEARY INDI TRODUCE A R(SOLUTION WHICH WOULD MERELY MAN. CATED THAT TODAV'S BARGAINING SESSION, CONTINUE ANTIPOVERTY PROGRAMS THROUGH JUNE THOUSANOS OV iNOIANA NATIONAL GUARDSMEN STARTING AT 10 AN, wOULD CONTINUE UNTIL 30, 1968, THE END Or THE CURRENT FISCAL AND STATE POLICE STOOD POIS£O NEAR THE CITY, AGREE~ENT WAS REACHED OR A STRIK! WAS YEAR, LIMITING SPENDING TO $100 MILLION READY TO MOVE IN IF TROUBLE BREAKS OUT THE CALLED A MONTH. THIS WOULD HAVE THE EFFECT OF A GARY ELECTION WAS HELD IN THE WAKE OF SUITS AT FENTON, NEAR ST LOUIS, 1,020 MEMBERS $1 2 BILLION LIMIT. CHARGING ATT£MPTED WHOLESAL£ VOTE FRAUD. OF TH( UNION WALKED OF~ THE JOB AT THE SHRIVER SAID IN A TELEVISION INTERVIEW GARY, A CITY or NEARLY 200,000, HAS NOT SINGle-SHIFT MISSOURI TRUCK-ASSEMBLY PLANT (CBS) THAT "I NEVER LIKE TO QUIT ON ANY HAD A D£MOCAATIC MAYOR rOR 25 YEARS, BUT AT NEWARK, ABOUT 2,000 WORK(RS WAlKCO OUT JOB J" BUT THAT THE AVRES' PROPOSA L "WOULO THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY ORGANIZATION DESERT£O rOR THE THIRD PROOUCTION INTERRUPTION TH[RE BE A DISILLUSION TO THE POOR AND A DECEP HATCHER AFTER HE WON THE PARTY'S MAy 2 PRI IN FOUR DAYS A SPOKESMAN FOR LOCAL 1183 TION Of THE GENERAL PUBLIC AND THEREFORE MARY AND TRADITIONALLY DEMOCRATIC ~HITE PRE ACCUSED eHRYSLER OF ATTEMPTIN~ A SPEEDUP I OON'T THINK IT WOU~D BE ADVISABLE TO CINCTS WER£ WATCHED CLOSELY rOR INDICATIONS THeRE. CONT I NUE. " WHETHER THE PARTY FAITHFUL WOULD FOLLOW AT STERLING, A HAHDFUL OF PICKETS APPEAR IT WAS THE FIRST TIME SHRIVER HAD TALKED INCOMPLETE AND UNOFFICIAL RETURNS R£ ED DURING THE NOON HOUR, AND MORE THAN PUBLICLY ABOUT QUITTING. BUT THERE HAD LEASEo BY RADIGAN HEADQUARTERS SHOWED THE HALF OF THE 1,200 MEN ON THE OAY SHirT DID B(~N STRONG SPECULATION THAT HE WOULO LEAVE 12TH PRECINCT VOTING 310-89 RADIGAN, THE NOT RETURN TO WORK. - HIS POST AFTER THE BELEAGUERED ANTIPOVERTY 18TH VOTING 237-55, AND TH£ 23RD VOTING . BILL PASSES CONGRESS. 339-78. GARY POLITICAL DeSERVERS SAID ALL As FOR AYRES, HE THOUGHT THAT SHRIVER'S THESE PRECINCTS NORMALLY GO DEMOCRATIC. U.S. Honored War Dead ANNOUNCEMENT "ASSURES PASSAGE OF' MY RE HATCHER HEADQUARTERS RELEASED FIGURES FROM SOLUTION" PR£CINCTS POPULATED BY NEGRO AND PUERTO WHILE THE AYRES' RESOLUTION SEEMED TO SET RICAN VOTERS. IN THE 6~TH IT WAS 595-22 Lie 23 Cemeteries A FLOOR ON WHAT OEO MIGHT GET, CHAIRMAN HATCHER, IN THE 64TH 399-17, AND IN THE GrORGE H. MAHON, (DEM.-T(x.), OF THE HOUSE 57TH IT WAS 488-38. ApPRO~RIATIONS COMMITTEE MADE CLEAR YES- THE RETURNS RELEASED BY THE PARTY HEAD TERDAY WHAT THE CEILING WOULD BE. AF'TER QUARTERS WERE THE ONLY EARLY INDICATIONS OF Throughout the World rlNISHING WITH THE AUTHORIZATION BILL, THE HOW THE GARY VOTE -- A H(A~Y ONE INVOLVING HOUSE STILL MUST VOTE THE MONEY IN AN AP AN ESTIMATED 80 PERCENT or THE CITY'S ?ROPRIATION BILL. 10~,OOO R£GISTRATION -- WAS GOING. IN KENTUCKY, WITH 1,882 OF THE STATE'S {CONTINUED FROM 3,030 PRECINCTS REPORTING, NVNN, A CONSER- APOLLO PAGE ONE} VAT1V( WHO CAMPAIGNED VIGOROVSLY AGAINST THE LAUNCH AREA MAY BE NEAR THE MAXIMUM THE JOHNSON ADMINISTRATION, WAS RIDING A PERMISSIBLE 11 WEATHER IN THE PAClrlC OCEAN GROWING LEAD WITH 276,743 VOTES TO 266,805 SPLASHDOWN AREA LOOKED GOOD. VOTES FOR WARD. THE 8 HOUR 41 MINUTE APOLLO 4 MISSION NUNN CARRIED TH( POPULOUS lOUISVILLE WILL MARK A SIGNlrlCANT STEP IN THE NATIONIS METROPOLITAN AREA IN BUILDING AN EARLY LEAD BUSIEST wEEKS IN SPACE IN YEARS. WARD, A FORMER STATE H,GHWAY COMMISSIONER, EARLIER TODAY, A SUR~(YOR 6 ROBOT, SER~ HAD HOPED FOR A IO,OOO-VOTE PLURALITY THERE. VING AS A PATHFINDER FOR MANNED MISSIONS, DEMOCRATS LED IN THE EIGHT OTHER RACES STARTEO A 2 1/2 DAY FLIGHT TOWARD A PERIL- FOR STATEWIDE orFICE. OUS SOFT LANDING AT THE CENTER OF THE A THIRD GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATE, CONSERVA- MOON'S FACE. IT WAS THE THIRD LAUNCH IN TIVE PARTY NOMINEE CHRISTIAN GLANZ, APPAR- AS ~ANY DAYS ANO rOLLOWED BY SEVEN HOURS ENTLY FAILED IN OBTAINING TWO PERCENT OF THE A MINUTEMAN 2 MISSILE TEST FLIGHT TOTAL VOTE TO PLACE rORMER ALABAMA Gov SURVEYOR, CARRYING A ROTATING TELEVISION GEORGE C. WALLACE'S NAME ON THE STATE'S CAMERA AND A ROBOT CHEMISTRY SET, WAS ON PRESIDENTIAL BALLOT IN 1968. A BULL'S-EYE COURSE TOWARD THE SINUS MEDII DESPITE THE LEAD ESTABLISHED IN CLEVELAND (CENTRAL BAY) AREA Of THE MOON WHICH TWO BY SETH TAFT, HE WAS NOT CARRYIHG WHITE EARLIER SURVEYORS FAILED TO REACH INTACT. WARDS WITH THE STRENQTH OBSERV£RS SAID HE COMPUTERS GAVE THE NEW SURVEYOR ONLY WOULD NEED TO DEFEAT STOKES, A DEMOCRAT. 47 PERCENT CHANCE Of MAKING IT DOWN IN WITH 125 or THE CITY'S 903 PRECINCTS RE~ THE HEAV I L Y CRATERED SURFACE. BUT PRO- PORT 1 NG, TA fT HAD 28,592 VOTES TO 15,279 FOR Sornrn. WDrici Wart Ctmet.ry and M.morl,,1 at Iony, Ai.n., FraMe JEeT OFfiCIALS SAID THE RISK WAS WORTH STOKES. lylAYMONDWllCOVE IoiHII..E BECAUSE THEY HAD TO MHOI.' ABOUT HIE AN EST IMATE:D 260,000 VOTERS WENT TO THE Cell/ral Prelflf AB.'WCUltWII Corre"polldeJlt SURFACE STRENGTH BEfORE ApOLLO ASTRONAUTS POLLS TAFT HAD STAHD HE WOULD WIN I f THE WASHINGTON-THe mournful sound ot tapa rises and la.lla CAN LAND THERE FIGURE EXCEEDEO 250 000. once again at the Tombs ot the Unknowns In Arlington Cemetery , as the nation pauses on another Veterans Day In honor ot Its war THE "JACK-OF-ALL-TRAOES tt APPLICATIONS STOKES HAD PREDICT£O VICTORY IN THE PRI- dead TECHNOLOGY SATELLITE WHICH OPENEO THE MARY WHEN HE WAS 14,000 VOTES BEHIND MAYOR Beneath the white marble shaft He the unlmowns of three Con· WEEK'D SPAC( FLURRY SUNDAY NIGHT WAS EX. RALPH LOCHER AND DID IN FACT WIN BY 18 000 f1Icts~Wcrld Wars I and II and the korean War J J Whom do they represent .. P(CTEO TO R(ACH ITS FINAL STATIONARY PARK- VOTES. nu~yrepresentallthedeadotAmerlca'.'1wlu·~,l>utmO.ttupe. JNG PLACE OVER THE MOuTH OF THE AMAZON RIVE MISSISSIPPI DEMOCRAT WILLlAMS J A VEtERAN clally the ne.meless ones, thOM listed as 'mJ:lslng Inaction, mhs. LATE TODAY CONGRESSMAN WHO WAS STRIPPED OF HIS HOUSE Jngatsea,mlS8lng ml_1ng " B They represent the more than 161,000 sen'lc.emen and women THE SPACE AGENCY SAID THE VERSATILE NEW SEN lOR I TY FOR SUPPORT I NG REPUBL I CAN ARRY above Whose graVe!! there are no names They lte in 121 cerne. SATELL I TE WAS "R IGHT ON THE MONEY." GOLDWATER IN THE 1964 PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION, terles in the Unitsent these, and (lUI· MENT AMONG WOMEN EDGED DOWNWARD fROM 4.9 CIIlnDteritt: IU"& the namell of era teo, for whom th!'te Js not TO PERCENT. 91,951 whoP bodies were not even II. I'ravl' Q1' mtmorla.llla Q.8 recayertd or identWtd. In Mg.. tlon PAGe 10 CLASSI FlED ••• MOVIES TONIGHT ••• PUBLISHED BY GLOtIi'l ASSOCIATES.u M rOR SALE DIRECTlI»l Of' THE (.()rM.HOING Of"nCER BAS'INET • PHONE 82143 OR SEt AT ~JAlE: IN TEST 5 ITE, ~RSHllL I&LAH~ TRAILER 585. 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