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FILLS SENATE VAC- r!Lan--_L Writ.s Letter Suitab'e Rep'acemen' Nor bailable ANC'--R,p. c, •• ,',..... IItJIl JAM"- Goom,TOWN, N. "Y OJ TALKS Respo ....,..... to Australl"a TO NEWSMEN IN AL_ Russians Want Haiek Dismissed BANY ArTER Gov. SYDNEY (UPI )--PRINCE NOROOOM 5IHANOUk, PRAGUE (UPI )~~ WANTED ONE FOREIGN MINISTER WHO WILL BE AMENABLE TO THE ROCKEFELLER "1'- EF OF STATE OF CAMBODIA, IN A LETTER SOVIET UNION AND CENSORS W~O WILL BE ABLE TO WORK WITH CZECH EDITORS. POINTED HIM TO THE EDITOR ,"UBLISH£() TOOAY IN THE THESE WERE THE PERSONNEL NEEDS OF BOTH COUNTRIES TODAY AND FAILURE SO FAR TO FILL THE U.S. '<"'_\::~;'~::=::L, NEWSPAPER" AUSTRAliAN, SAID 'IND SUITABLE APPLICANTS 1$ AGGRAVATING TENSIONS, OBSERVERS SAID. ATE SEAT O' TH~ CHINA NOR ANY OTHER POWER WOULD THE SOVIETS WANT TO DISHISS JIRI HA~EK AS CZECH FOREIGN MINISTER, BUT HAVE lATE ROBERT f. BE ALLOWED TO INFLUENCE HIS COUNTRY'S DtLAYtO HIS RtMOVAL BtCAUSE THt CZECHS CANNOT FIND A SUCCtSSOR ACCEPTAaLE TO KENNtDV. HIS AP- POLICIES. THE Russ I ANS POINTMENT WAS A SIHANOUK WROTE TO THE AUSTRALIAN IN RUSSIANS OtHANrED THAT HAJEK Bt .IRED, SOURCES SAID, BECAUSE or HIS ACTIV SURPRISE TO MANV, I"'po", TO COMMENTS MADE 8Y BOOK RE ITI[S AT THE UNITE) NATIONS DURING THE EARLY STAGES Of THE OCCUPATION. VIEWER J. L. G'RlING ••• ANO WHICH WERE CZECH LEADERS PROPOSED VACLAV CARRIED BY THE NEWSPAPER ••• IN CONJUNC WHO IS NOW ASSISTANT rOREIGN MINISTER Premier Sa'azar's Successor Appointed WITH THE PUBLICATION OF THE BOOK, SUT THE ~OV":::TS REfUSED HiM FOR SECI.IIITY. ~EANWHILE, CZECH ~OURNALISTIC HANOUK TOOK ISSUE FOR WRITING THAT SAID THAT THE CENSORSHIP SYSTEM, I;::~::::~' HAD sHlrTEO HER nNUMBER ONE Prof. Will Take Office if Necessary II " ,ROM THE U,S. TO RED CHINA IN APPROVED BY THE NTIONAL ASSEMBLY LAST LISBON (UPI ) __ A SUCCESSOR TO PORTUGUESE PREMIER ANTONIO SALAZAR HAS BEEN FRIDAY UNDER PRESSURE FROM THE KREMLIN, ADAPTING HIS COUNTRV'S POLICV£S TO IMMEDIATtLV IF SALAZAR WERE TO DIE ACCORDING TO A WAS BARELY BEGINNING TO ,UNCTION. CHOSEN AND WOULD TAKE OffiCE SHI'TS IN THE SALANCE OF POWER. "THEY CAN fiNO NOBODY WHO WILL WORK RELIABLE SOURCE CLOSE TO THE GOVERNMENT SIHANOUK SAID HE WANTED TO EMPHASIZE IN THE EDITORIAL OFFICES AS ceNSORS," THE INroRMANT SAID LAw PROFESSOR MARCElO CAETANO, 62, HAS BEEN RECOMMENDED BY THAT CAMBODIA'S NATIONAL POLICV "IS NOT ONE EDITOR SAID. "WE WILL NOT ACCEPT THE COUNCIL O' STATE AND BY TOP MILITARY Of,lCERS TO SUCCEED SALAZAR IF NEC~ AND HEVER HAD BEEN OPPORTUNIST AND FOL THE ONES WHO USED TO 00 IT BEFORE JAN~ ESSARY AND THAT THESE RECOMMENDATIONS HAVE BEEN ACCEPTED BY PRESIDENT AMERICD LOWS IN NO WAV SHIFTS IN THE aALA~E UARY, AND NOBOOY tLSE IS WILLING TO DO THOMAZa POWER. " n. DOtTORS HOLD LITTLE HO'E rOR SURVIVIAL ArTER A MASSIVE STROKE MON- IN H!E MEANTIME, tOI TORS T~EMSEL VES DAY, THE SAME SOU~CE SAID. IiAVE TAKlN THE RESPONSIBILITY fOR KEtP~ ACTING TO PREVENT AN EXPLOSIVE POL~ Nri rifts Spring Twill Am6ush ING THEIR PUBLICATIONS AND NEWS BROAD ITICAL VACUUM, TIiOMAZ ENGAGED IN A CASTS WITHIN THE LIMITS SET BY TIiE GOV- ROUND 0, CONSULTATIONS OVER THE PAST tRNMENT TWO DAYS WITH MEHBERS OF THE COUNCIL OF STATE, GOVERNMENT LEADERS AND THE Infantrymen Rescue Engineer Teams SOON. HOWEVER, THE EDITORS WILL BE REQUIREO TO APPOINT rROM AHONG THEIR MIliTARY RESULTING IN THE CHOICE or SAIGON (UPI J-- NORTH VIETNAMESE TROOPS 'PRU" A TWIN AM8USH ON ALLIED ENGIN~ OWN STAFF INDIVIDUALS TO TAKE OVER THE CAETANO EERING TEAMS BUT AMERICAN INFANTRYMEN 8ROKE or, THE ATTACKS ~ILLING 43 OF THE COMMUNISTS, MILITARV SPOKESMEN SAIO TODAY. CENSORSHIP CHORES, BUT FEW N[WSMEN EX~ WHILE SALAZAR, 79, riGHTS FOR HIS PECT THE SYSTEM TO WORK. LIFE IN AN IRON LUNG, ANTONIO DA MOTTA SPOKESMEN SAID THE REDS rlRST AT~ACKEO A U.S. AND VIETNAMESE CONSTRUCTION CREW VEIGA, SECRETARY Of STATE TO THE PRE~ NEAR TAM Ky LATE TUESDAY, THEN AM8USHED A 16-HAN REACTION rORCE ON ITS WAY TO MIER'S OffiCE, IS IN CHARGE OF DAY~TO HELP THE TROOPS UNDER FIRE. DAY ADMINISTRATION. THE eATTLE ~AGED FOR FIVE HOURS UNTIL EARLY YESTERDAY WHEN REINFORceMENT~ THOMAl DISCU~SED WITH THE COUNCIL fROM THE I98TH LIGHT INfANTRY BRIGADE SWEPT INTO THE NORTHERN COASTAL REGION AND TODAY THE PROBLEM Of REPLACING THE ROUTED THE COMMUNISTS, SPOKESMEN SAID. HAN WHO HAS RULED PORTUGAL FIRMLY 'OR EIGHT AMERICANS WERE KILLED AND ONE WOUNDED IN THE TWO CLASHES, ACCORDING FOUR DECADES. 'ks Ab TO SPOKESMEN. THERE 'WAS NO REPORT ON CAETANO HAC THREE THINGS IN HIS FAV~ Hixon Spea out THE NUM8ER or CASUALTIES SUFFERED BY OR •••• , THE VIETNAM~SE POPULAR FORCES WITH THE THE SUPPORT OF THE COMMANDER or THE AT THI: SITE OF THE INI- POWERFUL REPUBLICAN GUARO, A HATIONAL "ForgoHen A.ericans" ~;~~ ;;~!~!~RS POLICE FORCE. SPRINGfiELD, ,}.fa. (UPI)~~ RICHARD M. A U..$. ARMORED ~D CQ~A.ORAT10N ~lrH ....•• SCO TODAY THAT rr HE IS l'lN "ATRot. AND EXP[RltNCE AS A fORMER ELECTED PRESIDENT, HE WILL SCRAP GOV~ A MILE MINISTER or COLONIES. ERNMENT BY CONSENSUS AND BRING DISSEN SOUTH OF THE THE FACT THAT HE WAS AN ARCHITECT OF TERS BACK INTO THE POLITICAL MAINSTREAM. [I.1Z WAS HIT BY THE "CORPORATE STATE" IN PORTUGAL, IN "THE LAMPS OF ENLIGHT(NMENT ARE LIT 25 ROUNDS Of' MORTAR AND AUTO- WHICH STRONGLY AUTHORITARIAN RULE IS BY THE SPARK OF CONTROVERSY, T~EIR MATIC WEAPONS NORMALLY COUNTER-BALAN CEO BY THE PART I CAN BE SKUr~EO OUT BY THE BLANKET O~ CIPATION IN GOV£RNMEhT or UNIONS, CONSF:NSUS " THt REPUBLICAN HOI'IINEE SAID fiRE:. [SSIONAL ASSOCIATIGNS AND EMPLOYERS. IN THE TEXT FoR A NATIONWIDE BROADCAST S"OI(ESMEN SAID UNLIKE BACHELOR SALAtAR, CAETANO IS TOOAY, THE AMER I CANS MARRIED WITH SEVERAL CHI LOREN. "IN A NIXON ADMINISTRATION, AMERICA'S TURNED ON THE CITIZENS WILL NOT KAVE TO BReAK THE LAW COMMUNISTS WITH Kenn.dy Backs HHH TO B( HEARD. THEY WILL NOT HAVE TO THEIR TANItS AND SHOUT DR MARCH TO Bt HEARD." SUPPORT! NG AR" BOSTON (UPI )~- SEN. EDWARD K, KEN- BUT NIXON SAID THAT WHILE HE DID NOT TILLERV 'IRE AND NEDY, (DEM • ..MASS.), DELIVERED A RING- BELltVE IN "GOVERNMENT BY GALLUP POLL," KILLED 29 OF THE: ING ENDORSEMENT TODAY OF VICE PRESI~ HE S"rILL FELT THE VAST, SILENT Id.~ORITY REDS WHILE: SUF 'ERIHG NO 'ATAL DENT HUBERT H. HUMPHREY OVER THE ARE THe FORGOTTEN AMERICANS Of 1968. no U 5 NEGI(I GENERAl CO US SCREAMS AND SHOUTS OF AN ANGRY H[ SAID H[ WANTED AS ADNINISTRATION ATIES AND THREE Fr8dmck ElIIiI Da.vidson, 8 BAND Of ANTI-WAR DEMONSTRATORS. DRAWN FROM "THE eAOADEST POSSIBLe BASE WOUNDED. Iil·Y8llr...,ld inta.ntTy .com STANDI NO SIDE BY SIDE WITH HU·",',"",',,'TI ••• or REPUBLICANS, DEMOCRATS ANO INDE~ I N THE MEKONG man.de~ I" Vietnam becam~ the third Negro to atta.ln the AT A TEEMING RALLY AT BOSTON'S PENDENTS, AS WELL AS MEN FROM OUTSIDE DELTA, AMERICAN estroye in Flight rank of genff&! in the U S D d INTERSECTIOH, KENNEOY SAID, "I HAVE IN'ANTRYMEN EN- pouncs." Al'Iny wh.en h.e wa.s CMums CAPE KENNEDY (UPI A NEW DELTA NO HESITATION IN URGING SUPPORT OF )-~ "'-~------:-- COUNTERED AN EN aklfted 111 a brief cerem(my ROCKtT STREAKI NG TOWARD SPACE WITH A $6 THE VI CE PRES I DENT FOR THE PRES'''''''': I Cease-fire Respect Nee"ecI TRENCHED COM~ at & {wLd hendquarll!r'll three MILLION COMMERCIAL COMMUNICATIONS SAT~ KENNEDY, A LEADING OPPONENT OF THE MUNIST FORCE mUea south of "lalll:on ELUTE WHEELED SUDDENLY BACK TOWARD VIET NAM WAR AND LAST SURVIVING KEN- Iv Arab d, _,. MILES EARTH YESTERDAY AND EXPLODED IN A BURST NEOY BROTHER, PRAISED HUMPHREY'S CIV~ :r S SIIeflS an :~:::::~:~:,,~01' SAIGON. MORE THAN 500 OF ORANGE FLAME. IL RIGHTS RECORD AND SAID HE HAD BEEN UNITED NATIONS (UPI)-~THt SECURITY 1 WERE AIRLIFTED INTO THE AN AIR FORCE OFFICER PUSHED THE "IN THE FOREFRONT OF EVERY VITAL 001<1- COUNCIL VOTED 14-0 VESTERDAY TO CALL HELICOPTERS AND REPORTED KIL- TJiAT BLE .... UP THE ROCKET 1c8 SECONDS ESTIC PROBL[1oIo BErO$lE THE U.S. IN THE UPON ISRAEL A~D ITS ARAB NEIGHBORS TO 25 COMMLINISTS IN A I!IATTLE THAT AFTER IT LIFTED OFr ITS PAD, CARRYING LAST 20 YEARS." HE MADE NO MENTION, "RIGOROUSLY RESPECT" THE CEASE~"'RE LASTED 10 HOURS UNTIL THEIR ENEMY WITH~ A COMSAT CORP. SATELLITE THAT .... AS TO HOWEVER, OF HIS DIFFERENCES WITH VOTeD HERe LAST Noy. 22 AND AGREtD TO OUW. U.S. LOSSES WUE THREE Klll.Eo HAVE RELAYED COLOR TELEVISION REPORTS HREY OVER THE VIET NAM WAR. BY THE BELL.IGERENTS WOUNDED, ON THE OLYMPIC GAMES FROM MEXICO CITY SCREAMING OP"ONEHTS AT TIMES ALMOST ALGERIA, DESIROUS OF AN O'EH CONDEN~ TO EUROPE. ORO\lN£O KEHN£DY OUT BUT HE WENT RIGHT NATION or ISRAEL rOR THE OUTBREAK O~ Ana, am.,ies THE 106-FOOT, loa-TON ROCKET AND ITS ON SPEO',.,,=,~,•• ______-:c:- HOLY LAND fiGHTING EARLY THIS MONTH, SATELLITE ERUPTED INTO fLAMES AT AN I S HK A85TAIIUO rROM VOTING ON THE R(SOI..UTION MEXICO CITY (UPI) __ TH£ MEXICAN ARMY ALTITUDE OF ABOUT 45,000 FEET. DEBRIS raq apports orea WHICH WAS R£AO OUT BY CAItADIAH A"'&ASSA" OCCU'IED THE CAMPUS 0' THE NATIONAL FLOATED GRACEFULLY DOWN lHROUGH THE IN- 001'1 GEORGE l1~NATIEr', THIS MONTH'S UNIVERSITY LAST NIGHT, APPARENTLV TO KY DARKNESS LIKE A MASSIVE fiREWORKS TOKYO {UPI J~a AN IRAQI CABINET MIN~ COUNCIL PRESIDENT. SQUASH rOR GOOD ANY CHANCE 0' STUO~NT DISPLAY. ISTER TODAY CAHE TO THE SUPPORT OF AGREEMENT ON THE MEASURE HAD BEEN DISORDER DURING THE Ot.YM,." GAMES. THE flAMING WRECKAaE FEll INTO THE NORTH KGREA'S CONTENTION THAT THE U.S. REACHED IN "AINSTAKING PRIVATE NeGOTIA~ THE TROOPS RODE ONTO nit: CAMPUS ON ATLANTIC 12 MILES OFFSHORE, THERE WERE GOV£R~MENT MUST ADMIT THE "CRIMINAL TIGNS CULMINATING III A CONFERtNC£ AT A ARMORED VEHICI..£S AND IN TRUCKS, THEN NO SHIPS IN THE AREA AND THERE WERE NO ACTS" OF THE SPY SMIP USS PUEBLO AND LUNCH GlIVEN FOR COUNCIL MEMBUS YESTER- MOVED OUT AROUND VARIOUS 8UILOINGS. IN~URIES. APOLOGIZE, RADIO PYONGYANG REPORTED DAY. THE GOVERNMENT CALLEO THE TAKEOVER LAUNCH CHIEF ROBERT H. t.RAV SAID THE TODAY. IGNATIErF TOLD THE COUNCIL THAT CON" NECESSARV IN RETURNING THE SCHOOL TO ROCKET fIRST BEGAH TO MALFUNCTIGN 20 IT SAID KADIM JAWAD, DIRECTOR OF $ULTATIONS HAD BEEN HELD ON A DAILT BAS" THE HANDS OF PROPER AI1THOR I T I £S. SECONDS ArTER lAUHCH, WJ.l[H DATA RADIOED MECHAHICAL 1.1110 CULTURAL ArrAlRS Of' THE IS AHONGI MEMBER" TO OETUMINE "WHAT STUOENT OlSQRDI:RS, INCLUDING BLOODY BACK REPORTED A QUIDANCE SYSTEM "I""'.IMINfSTAY Of CULTURE AND I"F~RMATION 0, FURTHER CONSTRUCTIVE STE' COULD SE TAK- eATTLI:S WITH TROD'S AND POLICE, HAVE THE ROCKET STARTED 'WEAVING SLIGHTLY, IRAQ MAOE puaLIC A STATEMENT TO THAT EN. SHAKEN MEXICO CITY rQR TMfl:EE MONTHS, SUT MAINTAINED SATISFACTORy CGNTROL UN- E,.rECT AFTER ATTENDING A RECENT PRESS "THESE CONSULTATIONS HAVE ollVIOuny AMID JORE ..4RATION8 FOR THE GAMES. TIL IT SUDDENLY fLI'PEO NOSE DOWN. CONFERENCE WITH THE PUEBLO CREWMEN. HOT MOVED AS QUICKLV At!SOME H£MIERS A STATEMENT BV THE tMTtRIOR DEPAMT~ THE STRESS or THE VICl[NT MANEUVE" THE MINISTt:A WAS "OT'O 'S "YI.. OF THE COUNCIL MIGHT HAVE WISHED, " la- MENT, WitH CONTROU POL"I: FUNCTION~ GAN TO 8REA~ UP THE DELTA AND ITS fiRST THAT THE CON"ESSIONS 0' PUEBLO CREW- NATIEfr SAID. SAID TODAY TME GOVEI"llttNT HAD "AVAITn STAGI'.: EXPLODED. SECONDS LATER, THE MEN AND CONFIDENTIAL OOCUMEHTS AND "NEVERTHEU:SS, PATIENCE DOES SEltM TO WITH PATIINCt" A SITTLI:1t1NT 0' T", RANGE SAFETY O"'IC£R PUNCHED THE 8UTTOH NAVIGATIONAL RECORDS CONFIRMED THAT HAvr ITS RESULTS AND I AM NOW IN A ~OSI. STUOINT OISo.OlRS, AND ACTIO WITH TKAT DESTROYED THE ENTIRE ROC~ET. THE PUE8LO "SPIED ON STATe AND MILl" TIDN TO ~fI'ItSENT TO THt COUNCIL A DRAFT FOIIIeE N~:rTHt CAMPUS WAS UING THE FAILURE WAS A SEVERE FINANCIAL SECRETS AND CONDUCT" 'O'TIL'. " T~Y IIlr::sOLUTIONWI'CI' REFLECTS THE AQltlEMlNT USIO 'OR NLY ANTI-'OCI~ AND ~s- ILOW ••• SOME .11 MILLION ••• FOR THE C~ PROVOCATIVE ACTS AfTER INTAUDING INTO OaTAINAILE ~ THIS SUBJECT AT TNIS TIME SIBLV CRIMINAL ACTS." SAT COR'., MADE UP 0' U.S. SMARtHOLOEAI THE TtRRITORIAL WAT'" OP T"' n_ ... THt STUOINT DISOI:"'" nlAM AS A " ~ AMONG THt QRIATEST POSSIILE NUMIER or A"O 6I '~T"ER NATION'. CAATlc PEO"LU R'PUILIt 0' KOJIu. MCMBERS OF THE COUNCIL." TtST AGAINST ALLIB'O ~ICI .aurALlfl. p-,"-,- 2 HOURGLASS U.S. Senate vs. Fortas Withdrawal Not Advocated By Tom Wicker NEW YORK (UPI)--POLITICAL SCIENTIST OWEN HARRIES, WRITING IN THE CURRENT EDITION OF THE QUARTERLY FOREIGN ArrAIRS, (c) 1968 New York T,mes News ServIce EXAMINED THE ARGUMENTS OF THOSE WHO ADVO W~SHINGTON--PRESIDENT JOHNSON'S NOMINATION OF ASE FORTAS TO BE CHIEF JUSTICE OF THE CATE AMERICAN WITHDRAWAL FROM THE SOUTH UNITED STATES HAS PROOUCED ONE OF THE MOST COMPLEX AND FASCINATING CONTROVERSIES SINCE AST ASIAN MAINLAND, AND SAID THEIR CASE MAJORITY LEADER LYNDON JOHNSON LEO THE FIGHT IN THE LATE FifTIES AGAINST PRESIDENT DOES NOT APPEAR STRONG. EISENHOWER'S NOMINATION OF LEWIS STRAUSS TO BE SECRETARY Of COMMERCE. THIS REFLECTS FOR THE PURPOSES Or THE ARTICLE, SAID THE FACT THAT NOTHING IS so SHATTERING IN AMERICAN POLITICS AS ONE CONSTITUTIONAL HARRIES, HE WOULD ASSUME THAT THE VIET 8RANCH IN COlLI~ION WITH ANOTHER. NAM WAR "HAS REACHED THE BEGINNING or THE IN THE FORTAS MATTER, THE SENATE IS THREATENING OPEN OPPOSITION TO THE EXECUTIVE END AND THAT THE SETTLEMENT WILL INVOLVE BRANCH, AND A MORE SUBTLE CONFLICT WITH THE JUDICIAL BRANCH--A SORT OF TWO~FRONT WAR AN AMERICAN DEFEAT AND THE EXTENSION OF WITHIN THE SYSTEM OF CHECKS AND BALANCES THAT COULD HAVE FORE MORE ,ArEFUL CONSEQUENCES COMMUNIST POWER TO SOUTH VIET NAM." THAN FORTASI SERVICE OF JOHNSON'S VINDICATION "AMONG CRITICS OF U.S. V,ET NAM POLICY' THERE ARE AT LEAST FIVE SEPARATE STRANDS, ••• THERE IS GENERAL AGREEMENT THAT IDEALLY OF VARYING WORTH, IN THIS SNARL OF POLITICS, POLITICAL, THEY CAN HARDLY BE EXPECTED AND ULTIMATELY THE U.S. SHOULD WITHDRAW IDEALOGY AND CONSTITUTIONALITY. THE FIRST TO BE ALTRUISTIC AND THEORETICAL ABOUT F'ROM THE MAINLAND," SAID HARRIES, SENIOR OF THESE, MOST LOUDLY ASSERTEO 8Y SEN. SUCH AN UNUSUAL CHANCE TO INFLUENCE THE LECTURCR IN THE SCHOOL OF POLITICAL SCIENC~ ROBERT GRIFFIN OF MICHIGAN, THE REPUBLICAN COURSE OF VITAL EVENTS AS IS PROVIDED BY AT THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW SOUTH WALES AND LEADER OF F"ORTAS' OppOSITION, IS ALSO THE THE NOMINATION OF A CHIEF JUSTICE. NOW AV'SITINGPROFESSOR AT THE UNIVERSITY LEAST. THAT IS WHY, AT THE LEAST, THE FORTAS OF SOUTH LAROLINA. GRIFFIN, WITH SOME SUPPORT FROM R,CHARD MATTER OUGHT NOT T& BE SMOTHERED IN A "THE MOST FAR-REACHING ARGUMENT--AND IF N,XON, MAINTAINS THAT IT IS TOO LATE IN COMMITTEE DOMINATED BY SOUTHERNERS, OR IT IS ACCEPTED, THE MOST COMPELLING--IS JOHNSON'S TERM FOR HIM TO MAKE SUCH AN FlI.IBUSTEREO TO DEATH BY A MINORITY. IF THAT NEITHER IN TERMS OF AMERICAN INTERESTS IMPORTANT APPOINTMENT. THIS IS PATENT THE POLICIES OF THE WARREN COURT ARE WHAT NOR THE WORLD BALANCE or POWER IS THE NONSENSE; JOHNSON DOES NOT CEASE TO BE IS TO BE TRIED, THEN THE WHOLE SENATE REGION IMPORTANT ENOUGH TO JUSTIFY SUCH PRESIDENT AND HIS POWERS--OF VETO, APPOINT OUGHT TO STANO UP ANO BE COUNTED. AN AMERICAN COMMITMENT •••• MENT ANO THE LIKE--RUN UNDIMINISHED UNTIL 1l •••• THERE IS pRIMA fACIE EVIDENCE FOR NEXT JAN. 20. THOUSANDS OF MAJOR APpOINT Social Drinking Can CONSIDERING THE REGION TO BE OF GREAT MENTS HAVE BEEN MAoe BY "LAME DUCKS" AND STRATEGIC AND POLITICAL IMPORTANCE. OVER A GOODLY HUMBER MIGHT JUST BE MAD( BY Damage the Brain THE LAST TWO DECADES, NOT ONLY THE U.S. R'CHARD NIXON FOUR OR (IGHT YEARS FROM WASHINGTON (UPI)--SPECIALIST IN ALCOHOLIC BUT CHINA, GREAT BRITAIN AND FRANCE HAVE NOW. RESEARCH SAID YESTERDAY THAT EVEN "SOCIAL CERTAINLY BEHAVED AS IF THEY HAVE VERY A SOM(WHAT BETT(R ARGUMENT AGAINST FOR DRINKING" MAY RESULT IN A "GREAT OEAL OF IMPORTANT INTERESTS IN THE REGION ••• AND TAS' CONFIRMATION IS THAT CHIEf JUSTICE DAMAGt" TO THE BRAIN. SO HAS RUSSla ••• THREE IMPORTANT SECONDARY WARREN HAD NO RIGHT TO MAKE HIS RETIREMENT "WHEN HIS LEVEL OF SOCIAL DRINKING IS POWERS~-INDIA, JAPAN AND INDONESIA- CONTINGENT UPON QUALIFICATION OF A SUC SUCI"I THAT Ht FEELS VERY HAPPY" A MAN IS WHOSE FATES ARE CERTAINLY A MATTER OF CESSOR, IN [FFtCT GIVING THE SENATE A BEGINNING TO KILL A FEW BRAIN CELLS," HE GREAT CONCERN TO THE MAJOR POVERS ARE AD CHOICE BETWEEN JOHNS~N'S NOMINEE OR WARREN SAID. "THE DAMAGE IS PERMANENT," HE JACENT TO THE REGION ANO THEIR FUTURES HIMSELF. THERE IS SOME SUSPICION IN THE AODED. CAN HARDLY BE UNAfFECTED BY DEVELOPMENTS SENATE THAT THIS WAS THE PRESIDENT'S IDEA, THE SPECIALIST, DR. MELVIN KNISELY, IS I N IT." NOT 'WARREN'S. HEAD OF THE DEPARTMENT OF ANATOMY AT THE THERE MAY ALSO BE 30ME VALIDITY TO THE MEOICAL COLLEGE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. HE ARGUMENT THAT JOHNSON CHOSE CRONIES IN IS ATTENDING THE 28TH INTERNATIONAL CON- Viet Reporters Criticized fORTAS AND JUDGE HOMER THORNBERRY, WHO GRESS ON ALCOHOL AND ALCOHOLISM HERE. BARRY ZORTHIAN, MAIN U.S. GoVERNMENT ..... AS NAMEO TO TAKE FORTAS' PRESENT SEAT ON KNISELY TOLO A NEWS CONFERENCE YESTERDAY SPOKESMAN IN SAIGON 'OR OVER fOUR YEARS, THE COURT--AND PICKED, IN FORTAS, A MAN THAT RESEARCH HAD SHOWN THAT A HEAVY GAVE A CRITICAL LECTURE TOb~Y ON THE WHO HAD BREACHED JUDICIAL CUSTOM IN CON INTAKE OF ALCOHOL CAUSED SUCH CHANGES IN PERFORMANCE OF' THE PRESS 1M REpORTING TINUING AS SOMETHING OF A POLITICAL AD THE BLOOD AND BLOOD VESSELS THAT BRAIN ON THE VIET NAM WAR. VISER TO THE PRESIDENT. CELLS COOLO 8E DESTROYED BY OXYGEN AMONG HIS CHIEF COMPLAINTS WERE THAT BUT THE LIKELIHOOD IS THAT THE CHARGES STARVATION. THE MAJORITY OF CORRE~pONDENTS SENT TO AGAINST WARREN'S PROCEDURE, AS WELL AS THE ALCOHOL CAUSED AGGLUTINATION, OR VIET NAM WERE NOT SUFFICIENTLY QUALIFIED THE CRITICISM OF fORTAS' POLITICAL ACTIVI "THICKENING," OF THE BLOOD. THIS SOME FOR THE ~OB AND THAT THE VIETNAMESE CON~ TIES, ARE LESS I~PORTANT IN THEMSELVES TIMES LEO TO BLOCKAGE OF THE BLOOD FLOW FL I CT WAS "THE MOST OVER .. COVEREO WAR" IN , THAN IN GIVING A COLOR OF MERIT TO A FOURTH THROUGH $OME OF THE BRAIN CELLS STARVED H I STORY. ANo STRONGER THREAo IN THE TANGLE--THE OF OXYGEN FOR AS LITTLE AS THREE MINUTES, ZORTHIAN, WHO QUIT HIS JOB TO ACCEPT DESIRE OF SENATE REPUBLICANS AND OF NIXON THE AFFECTED CELLS DIED, KNISELY EXPLAINED. A POSITION WITH THE TIME-LIFE MAGAZINE TO RESERVE SUCH A VASTLY IMPORTANT AP A GOOD "DRUNK" COULD PROOUCE THESE GROUP, ADDRESSED A LUNCHEON OF NEWSMEN POINTMENT FOR THEMSELVES. (IT IS FASCIN RESULTS, HE SAID. KNISELY AND TWO COL AT THE OVERSEAS PRESS CLUB IN NEW YORK. ATING TO SPECULATE ON NIXON'S CHOICt. LEAGUES, DoCTORS HERBERT MOSKOW AND NOTING THAT .1 THE GOVERNMENT'S SHORT WOULD IT BE THOMAS E. DEWEY, PERHA.pS? RAYMOND PENNINGTON, ARE TO PRESENT A PAPER COMINGS, FAILURES AND INADEQUACIES HAVE HERBERT BROWNElL? CHARLES RHYNE'l) I TODAY REpORTING THEIR DRAMATIC FINDINGS. BEEN THOROUGHLY SCRUT I N I ZEO", HE EMPHA THE REPUBLICANS HAVE A GALLING PRECEDENT. THEIR RESEARCH INVOLVED THE STUDY OF SIZED THA1 lITHE PRESS FACES ITS OWN pRO FOR SIX LONG YEARS, FROM 1954 THROUGH ALCOHOLICS RECEIVING TREATMENT IN A 30 BLEMS OF' CREDIBILITy. 1I 1960, DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL MAJORITIES- MODERATELY EXPENSIYE SANfTORIUM. , "THERE IS NO SINGLE PRE"SS IN V,ET NAN," AGAIN LED BY SENATE MAJORITY LEAOER LYNDON KNISELY SAIO THAT AS A RESULT OF THIS , HE CONTINUED. "THERE ARE ANTWHERE FROM JOHNSON--REPEATEDLY REFUSEO EISENHOWER'S I RESEARCH HE HAD GIVEN UP SOCIAL DRINKING 100 TO 300 WORKING JOURNALISTS AT ANY ANNUAL PLEAS TO CREATE MORE fEDERAL JUDGE ENTIRELY. GIVEN TIME" PLUS ASSISTING CAMERAMEN AND SHIPS TO RELIEVE CRITICALLY OVERCROWDED III BELIEVE THERE IS A GREAT DEAL OF TECHNICAL PtRSONNEL. THE JOURNALISTS, HE DOCKETS. IN 1959, EISENHOWER EYEN OFFERED, I DAMAGE (TO THE BRAIN) FROM ~OCIAL DRINK ADDED, RANGED "F'ROM THE VERY BEST ~OURNA TO NO AVAIL, 'TO DIVIDE HIS NOMINATIONS TO lNG," HE SAID BUT STRESSED HE COULD NOT LISTS AVAILABLE TO THOSE WHO WERE MERELY THESE JUDGESHIPS EQUALLY BETWEEN DEMOCRATS BE PRECISE REGARDING HOW MUCH, OR HOW ADVOCATES OF PRECONC(IVED JUDGMENTS AND AND REPUBLICANS. LITTLE, ALCOHOL WOULD HAVE THE EFFECTS HE TO EVEN A HANDFUL OF F'LY·SY NIGHT ADVEN ONCE THE DEMOCRATS WERE IN OFFICE AND DESCRIBED. TURERS EXPLOITING THE CASUAL ACCREDITING IN CONTROL OF FEDERAL APPOINTMENTS, NATU HE EXPLAINED THAT THE EF'FECT OF BRAIN LETTER OF SOME FRIENDLY EDITOR ACQUAIN. RALLY, THEy LOST NOT TIME IN CREATING 73 DAMAGE WAS CUMULATIYE. THE BRAIN CON TANCE •• TO PLACE THEM IN10 DNE OVERALL New JUDGeSHIPS. SISTED OF BETWEEN 10 BILLION ANO 18 BIL CATEGORY LABELED 'THE PRESS' IS MISLEADING IT IS THE FINAL STRANO OF THE SNARL, LION CELLS. BUT IF ONLY AS FEW AS 10,000 AND UNJUST." HOWEVER, THAT BEARS MEANING FAR BEYOND THE CELLS WERE OESTROYED AT A TIME THIS CDULD SPEAKING ABOUT THE QUALIFICATION OF IDENTITY OF THE NEXT CHIEF JUSTICE, OR OF BE SIGNIGICANT OVER A LONG PERIOD OF NEWSMEN IN VIET NAM ZORTHIAN POINTED OUT THE MAN WHO CHOOSES HIM. IT IS THE HEAVY DR I NK I NG. QUESTION WHETHER FORTAS' FITNESS TO BE KNISELY SAID THAT AMONG THE OUTWARD THAT MANY GOVERMENT OFF'ICERS RECttV£D MONTHS OF TRAINING BEfORE BEING SENT TO CHIEF JUSTICE IS TO BE JUDGED BY HIS MANIFESTATIONS OF eRAIN DAMAGE WERE IN THE WARZONE. CHARACTER AND ABILITY, OR BY DECISIONS CREASING FORGETFULNESS AND PROGRESSIVE "CERTAINLY, II HE CONTINUED, "THERE ARE HE ALREADY HAS WRITTEN OR CONCURRED IN. LOSS Of ABILITY TO W~K EFFICIENTLY, A NUMBER OF' HIGHLY QUALlflCD CORRESPON. NUMEROUS SENATORS--MOSTLY SOUTHERNERS- LEADING TO LOSS OF J06. DENTS IN VIET NAM ••• BUT THEY WERE FAR STRONGLY DISAGREE WITH F"ORTAS' CIYIL As AN EXAMPLE OF THE RAVAGES OF BRAIN OUTNUMBERED BY THOSE WHO APPROACHED THE LIBERTARIAN VIEWS, AND THOSE OF THE COURT DAMAGE, KNISELY SAID THE BODIES OF "SKID ASSIGNMENT WITH QUESTIONABLE QUALIFI ON WHICH HE SERVES. IF HIS NOMINATION IS ROW" DRUNKS SHOWED SUCH EXT ENS I VE DE CATION." TO BE DEFEATED FOR SUCH IDEOLOGICAL STRUCTION OF BRAIN CELLS THAT THEIR BRAINS "IT IS A MATT ER OF OU T~OOK, EXpERIENCE, REASONS, IT MIGHT WELL BRING UNDUE SENATE WERE USELESS FOR TEACHING BRAIN STRUCTURE KNOWLEDGE AND PERSPECTIVE ••• FIR1 TIME INFLUENCE TO BEAR ON FUTURE COURT DECI TO MEDICAL STUDENTS. SIONS, AND EVEN ON PRESIDENTIAL APPOINT OVERSEAS, FIRST TIME IN ASIA, ~IRST TIME IN A WAR. THt CULTURAL SHOCK, THE AD MeNTS, AND IT COULO CAUSE OTHER SITTING WASHINGTON (UPI)--FoRMER PRESIDENT JUSTMENT IS DIFF'ICULT IN THE BEST OF JUSTICES TO GUARD THEIR FLANKS, AT THE EISENHOWER CONTINUES TO DO WELL IN RE CIRCUMSTANCES. II EXPENSE OF BOLO DECISIONS, LEST THEY TOO COVERING fROM HIS S(vENTH HEART ATTACK. THE TURNOVER OF' NEWSMEN IN VIET NAM, HE BE EXCLUDED BY THE SENATE FROM THE CHIEF HE'S GETTING OUT OF' BED AND SITTING IN STATED, WAS CVEN GREATER THAN THAT O~ JUSTICESHIP. THe NET E~~ECT COULD ONLY A CHAIR SEVERAL TIMES A DAY AT WALTER GOVERNMENT OF'F'ICIA~S. THERE HAVE BEEN BE AN IMPAIRMENT O~ JUDICIAL INDEPENDENCE. wREED ARMY HOSPITAL IN WASHINGTON. HIS ABOUT 2,000 CORRESPONDENTS IN THAT THE SUPREME COURT, ON THE OTHER HAND, I·DOCTOR GAVE THE REPORT TODAY AT THE WHITE COUNTRY, AND WITH RCASSIGNMENT, AND DU IS A "POLICY COURT" WHOSE DECISIONS PRO HOUSE AS PRESIDENT JOHNSON ISSUED A PRO PLICATIONS, OVER 4,000 APPLICATIONS FOR FOUNDLY A'FECT eVERY ASPECT OF AMERICAN CLAMATION, SETTING THE WEEK Of OCT08ER 13TH PRESS CREDENTIALS. LI~E. SINCE SENATORS ARE HUMAN AND FOR A "SALUTE TO EISENHOWER."
.' ------T-"-O'-5-DA-'-,--S-''~." '9, 19~ -1It~------H-OU-R-G-~-S-S------1~~------~~ 3 TO SENTIMEL AREA ONLy" SEln'DfEL BOS SCHBDULI AROUND TOWN !'~"~~S~IOP~S~' ______l2-____ _l!-____ ~~., ____ ~,-____!;c- ____!! ______!! ____ -"~ ____ _l~ _____l ..~ __.I------~~::::~ ...... " .. .. •• Kwaialein Center Sixth Street • Ooosa Road " om U15 Ocean Road - quarters 490 0'110 1215 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS (POL Sc 320, ()eean Road - Quarters 492 0716 1218 3 CREDITS) WILL BE OffERED BY KWAJALEIN Oce~ Ru.~ - Quarter. 495 0716 1216' CENTER, U. Of HAWAII, 'OR THE fALL SEM Third Street • O~c.n Road 0711 U17 ESTER WITH ALDON M. HOFFMAN AS INSTRUC 070. 1209 1214 Sixth Street • Heliotrope 07'0 ToR. MR. HOFfMAN WAS ASSISTANT PROfESSOR Palm Road - Quarters 467 070. 07'0 '20, 1214 Palm Road - Quartera 471 07.' 07ll 1210 12lb OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS AT SAN FRAN Palm Road - Quarter. 475 0706 0711 1210 121:1 CISCO STATE COLLEGE BEfORE COMING TO KWA PUm Road - Quarters 419 0707 0712 1211 1216 JALEIN IN 1966. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS Pacific Drive - ~.11er 701 0707 0712 1211 1216 CLASSES WILL BEGIN SEPTEMBER 30 AND RUN Pacific Drive - Trailer 713 0708 0713 1212 1217 THROUGH JANUARY 'O~ MEETING MONDAY EVEN Padf1c Drive - Trailer 722 0706 0713 1212 1211 Pacific Drive - Trailer 726 0709 07" 1213 1218 INGS fROM 6:30 TO ~:30 PM. PacIfic Drive - Trailer 745 0709 07" 121S 1218 THE COURSE WILL DEAL WITH fUNDAMENTALS Pacific Drive - Trailer 747 0710 07l:l 1214 a19 OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONSI INCLUDING Pacific Drive - Trailer 158 07'0 0715 1214 U19 THE NATION-STATE SYSTEM, GEOGRAPHY, iN Dual Optical Building 0711 0718 1215 1220 STRUMENTS AND TECHNiQUES OF INTERACTiON 0717 1217 Ocean Road - Quarters 241 AMONG STATES, AGENCIES OF INTERNATIONAL Ocean Road - Quarters 102 0118 1318 Ocean Road - quarter. 221 07" 1218 SOCIETY AHO FACTORS IN THE FORMULATION Lagoon Road - Quarters l~ 07ll 0710 07" 121:1 ,,20 1219 Of FOREIGN POLICYI INCLUDING THAT OF THE Lilgoon Road - Quarters 219 0712 07'7 07" 1216 1221 1219 UNITED STATES. 0712 0720 1216 1221 1220 Lagoon Road - Quarters 464 07'7 ,m ALSO IN THE STuDY PLAN ARE DiSCUSSIONS La.oon Road • Fourtb Street 0713 0718 07'0 1217 1220 OF THE POLITICAL, SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC Lagoon Road - Quarters 424 0713 0718 0121 1211 1222 1221 STRUCTURES OF VARIOUS NATIONS AND ENTITIES Lagoon Road - Quarters 434 07" 0719 0721 1218 1223 1221 Lagoon Road • Sixtb Street 07" 0719 0722 1218 1223 1222 WHICH AFFECT THE SOCIETY OF NATIONS. RQef BQ/1'okwe Yuk Club 0715 0720 0723 0645 ...0 1219 1224 1223 1200 1220 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS MAY BE TAXEN M.cy'l!I 0718 0721 0724 122Q 1225 1224 FOR CREOIT OR FOR PERSONAL ENRICHMENT. 07'24 1223 1228 1221 1203 1223 J"I'O Building 0719 0727 06" 06" TUiTION 1M EITHER CASE IS $60.00. TEXT Dk Gate 07'0 0725 0728 06" 065. 1224 1229 1238 121>4 Be Building 0722 0727 06.0 "26 1230 1205 SOOKS WILL BE ON SALE AT REGISTRATION. Photo Lab 0729 1229 REGISTRATION WILL aE HELD SEPTEMBER I "unch G.te 0130 1230 26 AND 27, FROM 5 - 9 PM It' ROOM 115, !'BaII "SBln'IREL ARU QffLY" GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL. DR. HENRY TOMINAGA PROGRAM SPEClAL,ST rROM THE HONOLULU BUS B'l'OJISI •• Ie .. .. ., .. CAMPUS, WILL BE ON KWAJALEIN TO CONDUCT .. REGISTRATION, 00 ACADEMIC COUNSELING AND PhotO- Lab INTERVIEW PROSPECTIVE INSTRUCTORS • La_eh O.te • • • • FOR FURTHER INFORMAT10N ••• CALL PAT CAT- Be BuUd1q 1130 1115 1630 1100 'LOO, DR O.te 1132 1117 1702 823JJ7l.,23.:.-______Bu11d1Uf 1132 JTO 1130 18S2 1&32 '83' '700 Laundry 1134 )135 1834 1835 ATTENTION TEENS! Poet Ottice 1134 REMEMBER THE TEEN CLUB MEMBERSHIP Reef BQ/Yokwe Yuk Club 1135 1120 '83' ,... 11011 '705 DANCE FRIDAYI SEPTEMBER 27TH ••••• L I V E S1~th Street • Oceaa Road 113. 1&38 Oee.n Road - Qu.rter. 490 MUS I C~ •••• MlMBERSHIP DUES ARE $3 1137 ' ..7 Oce., ROld - Quarten 492 1137 Hl37 A SEMESTER AND pAYABLE NOW. Ocean Road - Quartere 49:1 1838 lEI3S Thtrd Street • Ocean Ro.d 1138 183S Running and Jogging Si_th Street • Laioon Rold 11311 1138 1635 1838 T~£ SPECIAL SERVICES RuNNING AND JOGGING Sixth Street • Heliotrope 1138 1137 1836' ,..., PROGRAM is MAXING PLANS NOW FOR A RACE ON' P.l. Ro.d - Quarter. 467 1138 1131 ,... 1831 VETERANS DAY, NOVEMBER 11TH. JOIN THE P.l. Road - Quarter. 411 1131 .... 1837 1638 Pil. Rold - Qu.rter. 475 1137 1138 '837 '83. PROGRAM NOW ANO CONDITION FOR THE EVENT. P.l. Ro.d - Quarterl 479 1131 1138 1837 .... FOR INFORMATION, CALL SPECIAL StRVlctS fweirtc ~ive - TrI. 701 1138 11138 1839 p.ciric Drive - Trl. 713 ",. (833,11. 1138 .... 183S 1639 OLIVER PELKEY IS CO-ORDINATOR rOR THE Pacific Drive - Tr1 122 1138 1139 1838 ,... PROGRAM. MR. PELKEY WAS A HIGH SCHOOL Pacific Drive - Trl 728 1139 114.0 1839 164.0 PallJ11c D71ve - Trl 746 ,139 1140 1839 1640 CoACH FOR FOUR YEARS AND HAS BtEN AN P.citic Driy. - Tr1 748 1140 1141 '840 Ifl41 ACTIVE PARTICIPANT IN OISTANCE RUNNINQ P.cific Drive - Trl. 758 1140 UU 1640 FOR OVER 15 YEARS THROUGHout NO"TM A.O Dual Opticl1 Bu11dins 1141 1142 18n '84' SOUTH AM£R'CA. 011 ••12 Road - Qu.rter. 241 )139 1839 '89' Ocean Rtllld - Qu.rter. 102 113' 18:,. Ocean Road - Quartere 227 113. 1839 FM Schedlolle L-aoon Ba.d - Quartar. 101'1 1141 1140 114.2 '84' 1840 1842 THURSDA Y. SEPTEMBER 19TH Laaoon Road - Quarter. 219 1142 1140 1143 1640 1643 LqOOll Road - Qu.rtar. 464 1141 114.0 1143 1842'89' 1840 1843 LIGHT CLASSICS IN HI_FI - MtLACHRINO LacOOD Road • Fourtb Street 1142 1141 1143 '89. 1641 1643 ORCHESTRA - 38.00 LIl&'OOD Road - Quarten 424 1143 1141 1144 1843 1841 1844 THEME FROM GRIEG PIANO CONCERTO; THEME La,oon Ro.d - Quarter. 434 1143 1142 1144 ,... 1842 1844 FROM TCMAIKOWSKY CONCERTO; THEME FROM (NOTE' • Dee BTL Work Center BUI Service) RACHMANINOFF CONCERTO, SLAUGHTER ON 101 XAIlDR BDS 8CBBDULI: TENTH AVENUE; CONCERTO IN JAZZ; COPPER ''Via A1l:'Crart" CONCERTO; CONCERTO rOR CLARINET. TOI ''BouaDlO AREA. OIfLY" A PORTRAIT OF NANCY. NANCY AMES - 36.00 BOO STOPS' SUNG IN ENGLISH, SPANISH AND PORTUGUESE .... BTOP8 .. ALABAMA BOUND, EVERY NIGHT WHEN THE SUN Si~b Street • Beltotrope GOES IN; GUAJIRA, TELL OLD BILL; MISER ".0 "',..1na! '700 Pall! Road - Quartere 461 0840 BInk nf H... U LOU; JANE, JANE; THE WATER IS WIDE; Pal. Road - Quarten 411 1701 0640 Reer BQ!Yokwe lUk Cl~b Pal. Road - Quarter. 475 1101 MANHA DE CARNAVALj THE FIRST TIME; los OS .. Si_tb Street • Bellotrope 110Z CARRETEROSj THE WORLO IS FULL OF WONDeRS, P.l. Road - Quarter. 419 ON' .al. Ro.d Quarter."1 P.clftc Drlve - Tra11er 701 1702 RED ApPLE JUICE. ~ ... , P.la Road - Qqarterl 411 1702 P.cific Drive - Tr.l1er 713 0642 Palla Roecl - Quarter. 415 1703 JOE LOCO & HIS PACHANGA BAND - 26.00 Pac1tic Drlve - Trailer 722 06.. pal. Rold - Qulrtera 479 Paniric Drive - Trailer 726 17 .. TAFFY TWIST; SPLISH SPtlASH; PACHANGA 0693 Pacific Drive - ~.11er 701 P.aitic Drive - Trailer 7411 '704 TWEESTj THEY DIDN'T BELIEVE ME; CURTAIN .. ., P.cifln Dr1ve - Trailer 713 '704 Pacific Drive - Tratler 141 Pacific Drive - Trliler 722 TIME; FRAULEIN; My LOVE I My LOVE; I P.cific Drive - Tra1ler 7118 "4. '704 .... Pacific Drtve - TP.i1er 126 1705 FORGET MORE THAN YOU'LL EVER KNOW; PA Dual Optical Buildinc .... P.citlc Drive - Tr.iler 745 17011 CHANGA TWEEST No.2; THE EOGE OF THt LaaOOD Road - Qu.rte"a 105 ... , Pacific Drlve - Trailer 747 SEA. Lqoon Road - Quarter. 219 084. P.clfic Drive - Trli1er 758 '7" L.,oon Road - Quarterl 464 17.. Os •• Duel Optical B~ildlnr LOU RAWLS LIVE - 47.00 LacOOD Road • Fourth Street 1707 ".7 L.. oon Road - Quarten 1011 1107 lou's MONOLOOUE; TOBAccO ROAD; ST. JAMES Lacoon Ro.d - QuArter. 4lM 0647 L-aaca aaad - Qu.rtera 219 Laa:OOD Road - Quarter. 434 1108 'NF'IRMARYj THE SHADOW OF YOUR SMILE; .... L.. oon Rold - Quarter. 464 '708 I '0 RATHER DRI~K MUDDY WATER; GOIN' TO Lagaon Ro.d • Sixth Street 084. Lac- Road • J'ourtb Street '709 Reet BQlYoDe Yuk Club L-aoon Road - Quartare 424 CHICAGO BLUES; IN THt EVENING WHEN THE Tenaln.l ".9 AllBlv:lS ...0 Lqoao. Road - Cluarter. 434 1110'7" SUN GOES DOWN; THE GIRL FROM (PANEHA; SCHEDl1LE I GOT IT BAD AND THAT AINIT GOOD; SUNDA! CHAPEL BOS SERVICE Lou's MONOLOGUE; WORLD OF TROUBLE_ 'rO' "CHAPEL ONLy" BRAVO: BRUBECK - THE DAVE BRUBECK QUAR_ TET .. 45.00 BUS STOPS' RUH "1 RUI! .. RU!I '3 ...... BUS 8TtIPs R1JN #5 RlIII .. BUS STOPS CIELITO LINDO (BLUE SXY); LA PALOMA R"" #7 6th & Pal", 0645 AZUL (THE BLUE DOVE); SCBRE LAS OlA$ 0857 0900 '045 Qtr. ..0 TraUer 701 0647 0900 '045 Stao.dby Surt.ay (OVER THE WAVES); BESAME MUCHO (KISS 0859 0902 '047 Dep. Poc;Jl '030 TraUer 758 0649 0902 '047 Departure 1051 ME MUCH); NOSTALGIA DE MEXICO; POIN. 090' 0'04 104' Qtro '0' 0904 Surt'w.y 0651 0903 '049 Yokwe !Uk ClUb 1053 CIANA (SONG OF THE TREE); ALlA EN EL "06 1051 Surtwa,. 0906 1051 BlI1Ik of H.... U Yak" YUk Club 0653 0905 0908 1053 1 ... RANCHO GRANDJ; ESTRELLITA (LITTLE STAR); Bank of H.... U 0&55 Yokwe Yuk Club 0906 1053 Chapel 10:51 0,,", 0910 1055 Sank at Cb.pel 0657 a.... u 09'0 1055 LA SAMBA (FOLXDANCE rROM VERA CRUZ). .... 0912 1057 Ch.pel 0912 1057 TO "HOUSING AREA ONLy Catholic Instructions DEPARTS C'HAPSL' 0150 - 1010 THE RELfG'OUS INSTRUCTION CLASSES rOR DEPARrS CHAPEL' 071'10 - 1010 DEPARTS CHAPEl 1200 9th Street to Lagoon Road 9th Street to Lagoon Road FOUR AND rIVE-YEAR-OLDS WILL START THIS Lagoon Ro.d to 7th Street 9th Street to Lagoon RO.d Lagoon Road to 7th Street Lagocn Road to 7th Street SUNDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 22NDI IN THE 7th Street to Ocean Ro.d 7th Street to Ceeln Ro.d TERMI NAL BUIl.D I NQ CONF'ERENCE Roo,. (THIRD Oeeln Road to 6tb Street 7th Street to Ocean Road Oceaa Ra~ to 3rd Street Oce.n Ro.d to 3rd Street rLOOR). CLASSES WILL 8E HELD OURINQ 6th Street - Trailer Area 3rd Street to Lagoon Road Lagoon RO.d to Mntor Pool 3rd Street to Lagoon Road 9.15 M.... Lacnon RO.d to Motor Pool L.coon Ro.d ta Tr.tler Area Tr.iler Arel to MOtor POpl HOLIlGLASS THURSOA Y, SEPTE"BU 19, 1968 PAGE 4 'with Sgt: Mike
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'SH3dd3d C-SSOJ:)'f SH3MSHV NG WEll ADtlIT,I ~r J.-MlS,8UT z: MUo;T 8~ FAI~l 61~! 1Jiatl'S A~OF~ E'ATlN6 You"",, PlrrUNIAS! s HERE Is a pleaunt Ultle game that will give you a meuage every day It.. a numertcal puale dall1\ed to spell out your fortune Count the lelten in your fl1'lt name If the num ber of lettel'll I. 8 or more, aubtraet' If the number I, leN than 8, add 3 The rault .. your key number Start at the upper left-hand eomer of the rectanrle and check everyone of your key numbeR. left to Then read. the m ...re letten under the checked dYe you &_1 • f«JURGLASS PAGE 5 Major League SPORTS 8altimore Colts THE BOSTON RED Sox HELD HITLESS FOR SIX INNINGS BY ROGER NELSON, RALLIED FOR COLTS' PLAN - IMPROVE ON 11-1-2 MARK THREE RUNS IN THE SEVENTH YESTERDAY AND BEAT THE BALTIMORE ORIOLES 4-0 BEHIND THE is E C T ION tllMPROVEMENT IS MANDATORY IF WE EXPECT SEVEN-HIT PITCHING OF DICK ELLSWORTH AND TO WIN." LEE STANGE. SO SAYS DoN SHU LA, THE BALTIMORE COLTS' THE AMERICAN LEAGUE CHAMPION DETROIT COACH, AND HE'S TALKING ABOUT A TEAM TIGERS' NIGHT GAME WITH THE NEW YORK LITTLE LEAGUE WHICH WAS 11-1-2 LAST YEAR--AND HOW DO YANKEES ANO ANOTHER NIGHT GAME BETWEEN THE YOU IMPROVE ON THAT? WASHINGTON SENATORS AND CLEVELAND INDIANS LEAGUE LEADING CHICAGO CAME FROM BEHIND THE COLTS MISSED THE DIVISIONA~ CHAMPIONJ WERE RA I NED OUT. IN THE SIXTH INNING TO DEFEAT HOUSTON SHIPS BECAUSE THE RAMS, WITH THE SAME REC- , MIKE ANDREWS SINGLED TO OPEN THE SEVENTH 3-2 YESTERDAY. ORO IN THE DIVISION, SCORED MORE POINTS IN FOR THE REO Sox AND THEY FILLED THE BASES CHUCK PETERSON HELD CHICAGO ~COR~l FSS TWO GAMES WITH BALTIMORE. ON A WALK TO CARL YASTR2EMSKI AND KEN THROUGH FIVE INNINGS BUT GAVE UP TWO BACK FOR A HEALTHY YEAR 15 QUARTERBACK HARRELSON'S SINGLE. REGGIE SMITH DROVE IN DOUBLES AND THREE WALKS IN THE FATAL JOHN UNITAS, WHO HAD A GREAT YEAR IN HjS TWO RUNS WITH A SINGLE THAT KAYOED NELSON SIXTH. 12TH CAMPAIGN, AND UNDERSTUDY JIM WARD HAS AND TWO WALKS BY RELIEVER PETE RICHERT DAVE GAFFNyIS, MIKE McLEMORE, AND NOW HAD SOME EXPERIENCE. TOM MATTE AND FORCED 'N THE RUN OF THE INNING. DoUG DELONG ALL STROKED DOUBLES tOR TONY LORICK, THE BACKFIELD ACES, ARE BACK ELLSWORTH, WHO WON ONLY SIX GAMES FOR CHICAGO. AND ADDEO AS A RUNNER IS TIMMY BROWN, THE PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES LAST SEASON, TOM DAGLIS AND SCOTT SCHATZER GOT THE FROM THE EAGLES, ACQUIRED IN A TRADE FOR WENT 7 1/3 INNINGS TO RAISE HIS 1968 RE ONLY HITS FOR HOUSTON. DEFENSIVE BACK ALV1N HAYMOND. CORD TO 14-7. HE ALLOWED SIX HITS AND JOHN GoUVEIA, THE WINNING PITCHER FOR RECEIVERS WILLIE RICHARDSON AND JOHN WALKED TWO BEFORE GIVING WAY TO STANGE. CHICAGO, GAVE UP TWO RUNS ON TWO HITS, MACKEY RETURN AND RAY PERKINS IS EXPECTED JIM FREGOSI KNO~~~U IN TWO RUNS AND FOUR WALKS, AND STRUCK OUT TWELVE. TO FILL RAYMOND BERRy 1 S SPOT WHICH BERRY SCORED ANOTHER TO LEAD THE CALIFORNIA ANIGEL, CHUCK PETERSON GAVE UP THREE RUNS ON HELD FOR 13 YEARS. TO A 4-3 VICTORY AFTER BRUCE LOOKS'S TwO THREE HtTS, FOUR WALKS, AND STRUCK OUT VETERAN DICK SZYMANSKI ANCHORS THE RUN DOUBLE IN A THREE-RUN FOURTH INNING EIGHT. OFFENSIVE LINE, WHERE JIM PARKER HAS RE PACED DEAN CHANCE AND THE MINNESOTA TWINS TIRED, WITH BOB VOGEL AND SAM BALL THE TO A 4-3 TRIUMPH IN THE ONLY OTHER AMERICAN TOMORROW'S GAME - ST. LOUIS vs CHICAGO TACKLES. LEAGUE GAMES. THE DEFENSE, WHICH YIELDED LESS TOUCH Minor League DOWNS THAN ANY TEAM IN THE LEAGUE LAST BASEBALL NEWS: YEAR, HAS RICK YOLK, CHARLIE STUKES AND AFTER 15 YEARS, OUTFIELDER AL KALINE OF THE NEWLY FORMED M.NOR LEAGUE TEAM'S THE 295-POUND BUBBA SMITH, WHO MAY BE THE DETROIT TIGERS VOWED HE NEVER WOULD AS FOL.LOWS: CALIFORNIA ANGELS - - SHIFTED FROM TACKLE TO END. ATTEND A WORLD SERIES GAME U~TIL HE HAD AN TODD FAVRE, GREGG DAGLIS, TOM RUSSELL, OPPORTUNITY TO PLAY IN ONE. Now THAT THE PHILLIP SHUMATE, DoN INGRAMS, FRANCIS TIGERS HAVE wON THE AMERICAN LEAGUE PENNANT fOlz, GREGG CUMMINGS, TROY BLOEDEL, ROGER AND WILL MEET THE ST. LOUIS CARDINALS IN LOVE. SERIES, KALINE REPORTEDLY FEELS HE DOESN'T TH~ COACHES ARE: BoB CHRIVIA, KENNY DESERVE TO pLAY IN THE SERIES. HE SAYS STENViRS, JOHN CHRIVIA A~O GEORGE THE YOUNGER MEMBERS OF THE TEAM HAVE DONE JOHNSTON. MORE TO WIN THE PENNANT AND DESERVE THE TH~ MINOR LEAGUE IS NOW A FOUR-TEAM CHANCE TO PLAY. LEAGUE AND HAS ITS OPENING GAMES SATURDAY, THE 33-YEAR-OLD KALINE HAS SAT OUT MANY SEPT. 21 AT 10:15 AM. GAMES THIS SEASON DUE TO INJURIES AND THE SAN fRANCISCO VS ST. LOUIS--LITYLE FINE PLAY OF YOUNG OUTFIELDERS MICKEY STAN LEAGUE fl £LD LEY AND JIM NORTHRUP. IN A NEWSpAPER STORY CALIFORNIA VS BALTIMORE --BRANDON FIELD KALINE IS QUOTED AS SAYING: "I'VE BEEN PLAYING SO LITTLE THAT 11M AFRAID TO PLAY." ATTENTION: JOE DIMAGGIO, A COACH WITH THE OAKLAND -M!NTs'iOLLEYBALL ANO FAST PITCH ATHLET I CS AND ONE OF THE GREAT OUTF I ELDERS PLAYERS IN BASEBALL HISTORY, WILL MAKE A 17-0AY ALL-GAMES-ARE-POSTPONED-UNTIL SUNDAY. TOUR OF MILITARY HOSPITALS IN THE PACIFIC ALONG WITH TWO CURRENT PLAYERS AT THE CLOSE Olympics OF THE SEASON. RELIEF PITCHERS RON KLINE (PITTSBURGH PI OJAY SILVESTER, THE u.S. OLYMPIC TEAM'S RATES)~ND RON TAYLOR OF THE NEW YORK METS DISCUS STAR, BROKE THE WORLD RECORD WILL ACCOMPANY DIMAGGIO TO HOSPITALS IN YESTERDAY WITH A THROW OF 224 FEET 5 IN JAPAN, THE PHILIPPINES, OKINAWA, GUAN AND CHES IN A TUNE-UP EXERCISE. HAWAII, STARTING OCT. 12. THE DISTANCE WAS 6 FEET I INCH BETTER THAN SILVESTER'S 2j8 FEET 4 INCH DISTANCE VETERAN PITCHER JIM BUNNING OF THE PITTS WHICH IS CURRENTLY PENDING AS A WORLD BURGH SAYS IF THE INJURIES THAT PLAGUED HIM RECORD. THIS SEASON CONTINUE TO BOTHER HIM NEXT SILVESTER, 31-YEAR-OLD, 245-POUND YEAR, HE WILL RETIRE FROM BASEBALL. YE ATHLETE FROM SMITHFIELD, UTAH, MADE THE HAS WON ONLY FOUR GAMES AND LOST 14 IN 151 RECORD TOSS WITH A DISCUS A HALF OUNCE AND TWO-THIRDS INNING! WITH A 3.79 HEAVIER THAN THE MINIMUM 4' POUNDS 6.4 I EARNED RUN AVERAGE. OUNCES. OLYMPIC OFFICIALS AT MACKAY ----- STADIUM SAID HIS THROW MET INTERNATIONAL BALTIMORE ORIOLES MANAGeR EARL WEAVER IS REQUtREMENTS AND THERE WAS LITTLE ~OUBT PLANNING ON USING YOUNG ROGER NELSON AS ONE IT WOULD BE ACCEPTED. OF HIS STARTING PITCHERS NEXT SEASON. DENNY McLAIN THE 24-YEAR-OLD FIREBALLING RIGHTHANDER GREATLY IMPRESSED THE MANAGER YESTERDAY Wins No. 31 WHEN HE RETIRED 18 CONIECUTIVE BATTERS, DENNY McLAIN WON HIS 31ST GAMt OF THE INCLUDING 13 BY STRIKEOUTS, IN THE FIRST SIX INNINGS OF A GAME AGAINST THE BOSTON SEASON, DESPITIi: SERVING UP MIC~EY MANTLt'S' RED Sox. 535TH CARtER HOMER, AS THE DnROIT TIGERS DEFEATED THE VISITING NEW YORK YANKEES, 6-2 TODAY. THE DETROIT TIGERS YESTERDAY ANNOUNCED McLAIN, 31-5, WAS BACKED BY A PAIR or· MAIL ORDER TICKET SALES FOR THE 1968 HOME RUNS FROM NoRM CASH, GOOD FOR THREE WORLD SERIES GAMES TO BE PLAYED AT TIGER RUNS, AND A TWO-RUN SINGLE BY WAYNE CoMER, STADIUM WILL BEGIN SEPT. 23. AS HE WENT THE ROUTE. IT WAS THE 12TH No MAIL ORDERS POSTMARKED BEFORE SEPT. STRAIGHT COMPLETE GAME BY A TIGER HURLER 23 WILL BE ACCEPTED. THREE TIMES AS AND THEIR NINTH VICTORY IN A ROW. MANY FANS WILL HAVE A CHANCE TO SEE THE MANTLE'S HlsTORfC BLAST, GIYING HIM SOLE, GAMES, AS THE TICKETS WILL BE SOLD FOR POSSESSION OF THIRD PLACt ON THE ALL TIME INDIVIDUAL GAMES--RATHER THAN IN BLOCKS HOMER LIST, JUST BEHIND BABE RUTH AND OF GAMES--WITH A LIMIT OF TWO TICKETS FOR WILLIE MAYS, BROKE A TIE WITH JIMMY Fox. ONE GAME TO EACH CUSTOMER. IT WAS HIS 17TH OF THE SEASON. Two UNEMPLOYED AMERICAN LEAGUE UMPIRES HAVE GONE TO CAPITOL HILL TO LOOK FOR CLEM DAN I ELS ••• AN AMrR I CAN fOOTBALL HELP IN GETTING THEIR JOBS BACK. LEAGUE CASTOFF ••• HAS CLEARED HIS PHYSICAL AL SALERNO AND BILL VALENTINE ••• BOTH EXAM FOR THE NFL's SAN FRANCISCO FORTY FIRED FOR ALLEGED IINCOMPETENCC" •••• CLAIM NINERS. HE'S EXPECTED TO SIGN A CONTRACT THEY WERE FIRED FOR TRYING TO ORGANIZE SOMETIME EARLY NEXT WEEK ••• IF ALL GOES THEIR FELLOW UMPIRU. HoWEVER, IT IS Nof $1 MIUf()N---Arnold Palmer wears II. wide smile as he holds WELL. CLEAR YET WHETHER THERE IS SUFFICIENT EVI_ the $30,000 check litter winning the Kemper Open Golf DANIELS •••THE AFL's ALL-TIME LEADING DENCE TO BRING THE CASE BEFORE THE NATI Tournament In Sutton, Mass 'nIe check brought PaJrner's RUSHER ••• BROKE HIS AN~LE LAST YEAR AND WA. LABOR RELATIONS BoARD. oUlclal golf wtnnlngs to the $1 million mark REiEASED BY THE OAKLAND RAIDERS. .---P-.-G[--6---.I------• ..----:H-::o-u-rG--:I-a-.-'-F-j-n-a-n-c-ja-I-S-.-c-t-jo-n-----,.a--r-H-U.-.-D.-y-.-S..,..... EO 19. 1968 Wall Str t T day H urGlass St cks, Mutuals NEW YORK (UPI)-- WALL STREET, USING ADDRESSOGR""H RULON CARRYOVER NEWS DEVELOPMENTS AS A SPRING NA 86 1/4 -I I/B A. .. CAN ALUM RUALL SOARD, EXTENDED A RALLY THAT BEGAN LAST 25 5/B + I/B 40 + ALL 1 £:0 CHEM NA SCHULEY FRIDAY, ALTHOUGH SOME SO~T SPOTS CROPPED UP 55 1/4 + T~~ AN[It I CA" PHOTO SCOTT PA'U IN LATE n~ADING. TURNOVER liAS HEAVV. NA ~o 1/4 31B AMERICAN N G.u SURI • AN ENCOURAGING ~ACTOR ON THE NEWS FRONT NIl 85/B 1/2 ANU ICAN T &. T 52 I/B NC SHUL OIL .... INCLUDED WORD ~ROM THE CO~MERCE DEPARTMENT AM,U THAT THE NATION" GROSS NATIONAL PRODUCT 3" 3/4 11M S'NGU Co. 78 I/B NC A"ACONOA SoUTHIRN PAC GREW FASTER THAN ANTICIPATED DURING THE IlO 3/4 - 7 1/2 NA AItMCO S'ERRY RAND SECOND QUARTER. IN ADDITION, IT REVISED NA "6 I/B HC A"MOUR + 2 SQUARE D ~~ UPWARD ITS GNP PREDICTION FOR THE CURRENT 4B - BENDIX STD BRAND 5~B QUARTER ENDING SEPT. 30. 45 1/4 HC 44 1/2 + BETHLEHEM STEEL 5TD OIL 0' CAL I f' OTHER ~ULLISH CONSTRUED ITEMS WERE THE NA 65 I/B -2 ~~8 BOE ING STD OIL ., CUT OF' 1-2 POINTS IN THE PRIME RATE BY THE NA IND 55 1/8 + 3/B BORG WAItH[IIt NATIONAL CITY BANK OF' MINNEAPOLIS, AS WELL NA 5TO OIL 0' NJ 7~ 3/8 NA BURROUGHS STOKELY AS THE REDUCTION IN THE DISCOUNT RATE BY 37 1/2 +1 1/2 CHRYSLER. STUOE WORTH THE BANk OF' ENGLAND. ~ 1/4 1/4 52 1/2 +1 COCA COLA IT WAS THIS SAME MINNEAPOLIS BANK THAT IN 74 3/4 + 1/4 SWI'T 28 liB +8 T~g COLGATE TELEDYNE JANUARY, 1967, LEO THE COUNTRY IN TRIMMING NA NA COM S.u TENNECO THE LENDING RATE F'ROM 6 PERCENT TO 5 3/4 NA 27 1/8 1/8 CON EDISON - PERCENT. EARLIER, THIS MONTH, A PHILADEL NA TEXACO B25/B + 51B CONTftDL 0" fA TEXAS INIT PHIA BANK REDUCED ITS PRIME RATE 1-4 POINTS 1115 + 1/2 CORNING Co. THIOKOL THE INVESTMENT COMMUNITY IS NOW SAID TO 34 1/4 + 17 I/B NC DEEU TRANS WORLD BE CLOSELY EYEING THE LENDING RATE DEVELOP + 44 3/4 +3 Dow CHEMICAL + 20TH CENTURY rOX MENTS TO SEE IF' THIS ACTION WILL SIGNAL A ~~ 1/4 ~ 1/2 DUPONT NA UNITED A.IRC - 5~g TREND TOWARD EASIER CREDIT. liB - E.STERN AIR + .. IIA UNION CARBIDE 3/ fURTHER ENCOURA~EMENT TO WALL STREET 30 1/2 44 3/B B EAITMAN KODAK UNITED rRUIT STEMMED FROM AN ADDRESS BY WILLIAM C. 78 3/4 HC 49 3/B 1/B r"IRCHILD CAMERA UNIROYAL fREUND, VICt PRESIOENT AND CHIE; ECONOMIST 7B 2 I/R 63 I/B NA r.,nSTONE US GYPSUM OF THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE, WHO TOLD + 1/2 rORD U'JOHN THE ANNUAL ME[TING OF THE NATIONAL INDUST NA GENUAL DYNAMICS US 5TEU ~n~~ RIAL CONFERENCE BOARO THAT THE RATE OF' BUS 1/4 40 3/4 3~~ GtHERAL ELECTltiC "" 3/" WUTUN UNION 3/ INESS EXPANSION WILL SLOW CONSIDERABLY IN 86 3/4 - 2 40 + 4 GEHUA" FOOD WESTINGHOUSE THE NEXT FEW MONTHS BUT THE ECONOMIC PACE 84 liB + 1/4 745/B ~/B G[N(RAL INSTRUMENT! XEROX SHOULD BEGIN TO ACCELERATE AGAIN IN 1969. ~6 1/4 + 2 NIl GENUA" MoTORS ZENITH ALSO BULLISH WAS NEWS ~ROM THE COMMERCE NA 567/B HA GE. T & E NA DEPARTMENT THAT RETAIL SALES SHowtD A GAIN GEN T & R OF' 3 PERCENT LAST WEEK WHEN COMPARED TO THE NA Investor's Guid GooDRICH PREVIOUS WEEK WHICH INCLUDED THE LABOR DAY NA GoODYEAR By SAM SHUlSKY HOLIDAY. NA GRUM A IRe THE UPI STOCK MARKET INDICATOR, MEASURING ~I ~/4 + I/B Q - WE ARE IN OUR 50s, WITH NO SAVINGS, HILTON AND NO ItENSION OTHER THAN SOCIAL SECURITY. ALL STOCKS TRADED, CLIMBED .37 PERCENT ON NIl HONEYWELL WE STILL OWE ABOUT ON OUR HOME. 1,601 ISSUES TRADED, THE GREATEST NUMBER NA $6,500 IBM WE'VE BEEN ADVISED TO INCREASE THE MORTGAG~ TRADED I N A SINGLE DA Y. ADVANCES HELD A 335 3~4 I INTERNATIONAL HARY ON IT TO ABOUT AND PUT THE SLIGHT MARGIN OVER DECLINES. 1 I/B $16,500 $10,000 INTERNATIONAL PAPER 337 4 INTO A GOOD GROWTH MUTUAL FUND, SO AS TO THE Dow JONES INDUSTRIAL AVERAGE, WHICH 1 1/4 INTERNATIONAL &. REFLECTS MOVEMENT IN THE BLUE CHIPS, WAS Ult T T ~p HC BUILD A NEST E~~ FOR OUR RETIREMENT. WE JONES &. LAUGHLIN .93. THE 0010' JONES RA I L AVERAGE ALSO F'I RM ~3 1/2 1/4 ARE F'EARFUL OF TAKING SUCH A STEP. KAISER AL ED BUT UT I L IT I ES WE. KENEO. 37 1/2 + 1/2 A - AND WITH GOOD ~EASON. YOU'LL GET NO L I GillET &. My "GO AHEAD" FROM ME. THE NEW YO~K STOCK (XCH.4.NGE INDEX MIR .. NA LITTON RORED A RISE OF EIGHT CENTS IN THE AVERAGE NA I SEE TWO IM~ORTANT O~JECTIONS. LOCKHEEO COMMON SHARE PRICE. 57 I/B + I/B I. YOU DON'T GIVE THE INT[~[ST RATE ON LONE STU YOUR ItRES~NT MORTGAGE, ~UT IT'S A SAFE SET PAN AM HELD THE NUMBER ONE POSITION A~ONG <0 I/B HC LOR1LURO THAT ,T IS BELOW WHAT YOU VOULO HAVE TO THE ~OST ACTIVE ISSUES WITH .4. G.IN O~ I 1/4 65 3/4 1/4 MA,OIlAYOX PAY TODAY. RE'INANCING THE HOUSE WOULD TO 25 3/8 ON 260,000 SHARES. GULF AND WES + 1/2 McDoNNELL-DoUGLAS MEAN YOUR IHTE~EST COSTS WOULD JUMIt -- I TERN SAID IT HAS INCREASED ITS STOCK POSI ~~ i~~ I/B McGRAW HILL GUESS -- '~OM SOM[VH[RE AROUND AND A TION IN THE AIRLINE. G AND W HELD rOUR~ NA 5 FRACTION PER C[NT TO CLOSE TO WITHOUT '~(NTH PLACE AMONG THE ACTIVES WITH A JUMP NIl 7. EXACT DATA I ASSUME THAT YOUR MONTHLY OF 3 3/B TO 45 I/B ON 123.200 SHARES. G 'ND NA MISIION COItP' MO~TGAGE SE~VICE [X'ENSES (INTEREST 'LUI W ALSO REPORTED RECORD SALES AND PRO~ITS rOR - NA -MoBIL Ou. 56 + 1/4 AMORTIZATION) WOULD JUMP FROM AROUND ,~O 1968. MoNSANTO NA ON THE ItRESENT MORTGAGE TO AeOVE $125 ON MoNTQOMERY WARD 39 1/4 I/B THE LARGER DE8T. MoTOROLA 1221/4 1/2 SINCE YOU ADMIT YOU HAVE NOT BEEN ABLE NAT BISCUIT 47 1/2 TO BuiLD MUCH OF' A SAVINGS ACCOUNT, WHERE NAT CASH REGISTER + r( ~ WOULD THIS EXTRA $75 ( AND THAT'S CONSER NOIIITHWEIT AIR ~53/4 + 2 7 VATIVE) COME F'ROMt CERTAINLY NOT rROM OLIN MATH 35 . + 31B THE MUTUAL FUND INVESTMENT. OTIS EL NIl 2. WITH NO SAVINGS AND NO ItENSION "U~ PAC G & EL 34 1/4 HC ABUILDING. YOU WOULD BE EXCHANGING A P.c T & T 23 I/B NC $10,000 INYEITM~NT IN STOCK FOR A $10,000 PAN AMERICAN + I 1/4 MORTGAGE OBTAIWED AI JUST ABOuT THE HIGHESl PENN NY CENT ~g ~~g + 5/B MORTGAGE RATt IN YEA~'. THE STOCK COULD Gq PtltUCO 48 NC Ult -- OR IT COULD GO DOWN. No ONE CAN GIV~ PILLSBURY YDU A ~UARANTtE. BUT YOU CAN BE SURE THAj POUROID 467/B 1/8 NA $10,500 DEBE WILL BE RIGHT THE~E UNTIL YOU PROCTER & GAMI'LE LIQUIDATE IT AT HIGH COSE OV[~~THE NEXT RCA 91 I/B 7/8 48 1/4 1/2 10 OR 15 YURS. RA'l'THEON 44 1/4 + I 3/4 COME TO THINK OF' IT: IF YOU 'tEL YOU CAN GtT Ult $75 OR MORE A MONTH TO 'AY OFf AN INCREASED, [X'ENSIVI!: MORTGAGE, WHY MOT DOW JOI£S CLOSING AVERAGES PUT THE $75 INTo A MUTUAL rUND AND REST STOCKS CLOSE CIIl_ EASY? You STILL HAVE TIME TO eUILD A RE 30 INDU ... ,.L. 923·96 u'.!l3 TIREMENT 'UNO WITHOUT qOING INTO HOCK. 20 RA ILl >.60.12 UP 1.61 ...... !5 UTIL IT lEI .~~ 0"" ~ Q - I'M NOT WEALTHY, .ur I DO HAVE ABOUT 65 STDC.. 329.78 u. .57 12 $25 F BONOS THAT HAVE MATURED. I'M RE TIRED. SHOULD I CASH THEM IN OR KEt' THtM EX-POUCEMAN HELD IN SLAYING-Robert John Erler Jr, 1£11 YORK STOCK EXCHANGE IMlEXES AS £It 24-, (left near the covered body of the girl), gave himself CLOSE CIilNGE in YOU WANT THE INTEREST ACCRUED THI up Phoenlx, Ariz alter he was charged with the Aug 12 INDUSTRIALI uf< .O~ A. Do TO alaying of Menlyn Clark 12, In HOllywood, Fla He helped VALUE or YOUR INYESTMENT? SO, KEE' THt TRA.I'ORUTION lIP i.ta ,r Investigate the slaymg before retiring from the Hollywood E BONDS. 00 YOU WANT TO BE ABLE TO 'PEND UTILITY ~p~.23 Dr' .14 police force for 'perflOnal reaJJOna" THE INT£IIIEIT THI' MONty IS EARNING EVERY F'INANeE 72.49 u. .79 YEAR? THEN REDEEM THE E aONDS AND 'UT THE ALL STOCIC INDEX 56.96 u. .10 FUNDS INTO INSURED...... IAVINGI • Q - MuIT A COM'ANY aET THE CONltNT 0' DID YOU KNOW ••••• ITI IHAREHDLDER. IE FORE I,IUING MORE SHARES' A - DE'INDI UPON THE CHARTE~ -- lOME WINNER. ON T"I PRO GOL' TOU" IN DO, 10M£: _D:.'::.:.'_T~.,-______..... 1944 AND 1945 WtRt 'AIO IN WAR BoNDI. I I THURSDAV, SEPTEMBER 19, 1968 HOLRGLASS PAGE 1 Ischia, Italy [_CR_05J_Wi_O_R_D___ By Eugene Shefferl HORlZQNTAL 38 Suave 2 AMlbian 1'\ Decay I PublIC 40 Large garment \:0 /Je mer vehicles pa<:\dle~ 3 Cor.taa - 11 Be"'r ,n- Picture Postcard Isle ~ Toward 42 Rodent 4 EtL~!L~ gl' <'""!nt the mouth 43 Pennsyl i!i Elltpt,cal 12 DY'!I-'~ vat 9 Close vania cIty 6 Eternal 23 Part or trlend 48 llovelL) Cit} bomi'>er's 12 Dea..th 49 Always 7 Indo crew notice 50 Creek lettfr n,.~,an 24 PIsm>res 13 Cast ball!}t '';1 Sailor 'f ,!6 Lher It Past 52 WltheN'd MtndnllBO pasle 15 Compl~t .. .,3 F'~male \~~nt,; 27 BlSUle ,~ 44 -- et vale Pldurelqu. h .. rbo, of Ild"a al Vl ..... ed from the hIlltop 33 Taxes 45 A tugboat 35 RUSSIan 46 Summer in 1'1' SANDO IOLOGNA mland ~a DeauviUe Centru/ Press A.S8oCWtlolt Correl'lpondent 36 Pten:e 47 Short_ ISCHIA Italy-The IRllUld of Ischia IS one of thQlle enchantmg with horns napped places hl'tter known to seasoned. European vacationists than 37 Moldy A.e"l'e time ul "h.llon n ... ' ....Ie. fabrk among fast-stepping A~Tlcanil Situated 17 mUes southwest of Naples Ischia I'> an oblong shaped IRland of about 24 square Il'llles, referred to as a 'llste! Island of Capri WInch is al1;lO 17 mIles away Down the centunes, IMhia lIaa been ealled tlle Green IhllUld because of its stately pine trees and iis vegetation Europeans are better acquainted with IschIa than Amencans ~ause they patromze the thermal facU,ties In the hotels and at the public Tounstl Itroll through the leClfy beClUty bath-bouses Americana as a - 01 the IIlOGIt 9C1rden of FDrt Hamilton rule are not interested m ther-I with Aqmdneck Island I an'1 IS the largest collection of flora. III the entire 19land, much of It car WIth a red fringe on the the development or tnelr hlstot"lc In the qUIet garden which now fLlls the old moat top Many visitors come Wlth and tourist attractlO1l9 The transfonnatJon from fortress to conservatory also features their cars tra:l$l>Orted on the * * a brIdge that no longer draws defenslVely Ihward, massive gates large ferry boats which do not lock, and great cannon which never fire fixed In ISCHIA is belL.,ved to hav~ The approach to Ischia s port con~t WHITE HOUSE GUE5TS----Presldt'nt and Mrs Johnwn and their CONTRACT BRIDGE gUeqta, Prime Minlllter and Mrs EM'(II W Ban-ow of BlU'ba T'oIO SPIDER BIKE FRAMES, CALL fl2205 THIS OPERATION, A AF"TER 4 30 l"101 "'REA WILL EXIST IN THE OCEAN WI NAUTICAL HILE RADIUS OF KWAJALEIN. WOMAN'S 3 WHEELED BIKE, MAN'S 811(E, BOY'S 8IKE, RCA WHIRLPOOL DISHWASHER, RIC,"",RDSQN OCEAN VIEW IVEY Hr\.LL SEARS DRYER, SEARS TAPE TYPE "'OOING ~ACHINE, FRESH WATER AQU ... RIUM, FULLT VE/lGENC£ Will A TIME STOCKED "'ITH GUPPIES AND PL ... TIES, WITH fLORENCE SASSER CIRCLE Pu~P, rILTER, ALL ACCESSORIES, 9'X12' ~'"'''''' CHAPn 1:1 NOLOINe;. A BAilE SALE GOLO CARPET .... ITI'1 PAD, 22.500 BTu A'~":""III;"",-~~~~------t---~h1U~!L----1_-1I9~j2Pci.---f_~~fll[t--_1~~~ENCE--___ SEPT, 21ST AT 10 A.M ON MACY'S CONDITIONER, 9,000 BTU AIR CON01TI' OTH£R CIRCLE Io4EMBERS ~AY 8RING o~r AOOITION"L LARGE AIR CONOITlo;:;,;,lll~"".t~~~rr~--_i---i~~~----_jf_~~f\~----_f-ij1b:------~_¥~~~~___ DONATto BAKED GOODS OIRECTLY TO THE SIZE VN~NO""N, 8 PA.NELS OF BtIGE. 0 SAL£ OR CALL 82,24 DR 833$8 rOR PI DARK aROw~ WIG, f'\HlIU'" SHORT, .... ORN OR ruRTHER INrORMA.TION. yOt) NEED NOT O,.CE, tCE CHEST. ApPLI ... NCES AVAILABLE A CIRCLE MEMOLR TO HELP U!>, ALL ISLANO 24 O~ I OCTOBER. CALL 8 58. t~~:=:=::~~::i~::~;;~;:::';:O'NATIONSWILL CO WILL olllECTLY aE J,PPRECIATED. TO OUR MI WANTED SCHOOL FOR BAOLY N[(DEO MATER- HELMEt SHELLS IN GOOD CONDITION, REA nrTl'CTlVE SON ... BLE PRICE CALL 83589 OR 83540 WILL THE FOLlO\ollNG PLE""SE prc~ VI' THEIR aET\oIEEN 2330-0800. ASI( rOR BEN SASA. THE CHILDREN'S MUINEE fOR SATURDAY AND SUNDAY Will BE "LImE LEAGUE FILM PROCESSING AT MACY's MOCHIE" AT I PM NAME ENVELOPE No. Boy's 26" BICYCLE OR SPIDER BICYCLE, ANDERSON, N. 1824 tN GOOD C.01.l01T10N. CALL 8270/ THE ISLAND "UR AYLON, SUSAN 2577 BORQUEZ 1102 LOST SERY WILL TAKE I AL~~~?A~':.,.;U~t;.!~~,~~ ElTERA 1350 PtARl RING _ "'HITE GOLO, SIoIA.LL \l1@[10G[1[J ~11 THE CH ILOR£N TO NEW GROUP ON KW"'JALEIN 4.NYONE IN CeRAL S,U.fQS -IOUSTAN 2301 M01.l0S ON EITHER slor~ REW"'RD I T£RESTEO MAY OBTAIN INFORMATION AT GAURIAOA, J. 1804 82729 ... rTE~ 4 30 OR (:)3601 flJ8f!JJ~ FOR ""N OUT I NG TRAILER 829 (No SWIMMING) MARIANO, J 2140 THUflSOA y. THt WILL lAM'S, H. 9652 S .. NORA HAYNIE NUMBER THREE IRON ii REO rEZ DINNER .... llL BE HELO ON SEPTEM 8US WILL LEAVE THE NURSERY AT 8 30 AM 51 CLER 3384 F INO[R PLE ... SE C"'LL 83762 S£R 19 IN THE SAMYAN ROOM OF THE YO~wE AND RETUR1.I AT II AM. THE NURSERY Io'ILL SPENCtlt 3055 SCUODI!;R 299 L"OIES P"'LE BLUE ST",R SAPPHIRE RING YUK CLU8 No HOST COCKTAILS 7 30 TO REMAIN OPEN FOR THE CONVENIENCE or WHITE GOLD SETTING, SMALL CHI/> DIA 8 00 l"M AND DINNER AT 8 PM All F&AM CHILDREN UNAE'lLE to GO TO THE BEACH. MONDS ON EACH SIDE FINDER PLE"'SE A1.ID MEMBERS or THE 0 £ S ... ND THEIR CUB SCuuT PACK NO. 135 SPOUSES ARE INVITED TO ... TTEND ISLAND BARGA IN BAZAAR IS OPEN WEDNESDAY MORN CALL 82504. RE ...... RD. StpTEMSER THtME - C"'RNI¥AL FORMAL THE GUEST SPEAKER \oIILL BE ING 9ETW(EN THE HOURS or 9 30 "'NO II 30 16 SEPT. - DEN MOTHER AND ASST. DEH REV. BUCK WHO WILL TALK ON MICRONESIA. P'C~uPS ARE MADE WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS. MoTHER. MEETING WILL aE HELD AT THE liTTL£ L£AGUE FIELD -- RIGHT PLE.ASE MA~E YOUR RES£RVATIONS tHROUGH IF' YOU HAilE ANY GlVi:-AIIAYS CALL VIRGIN_ AT 490-8 AT 8 PM. HA.NO BASEB"'LL GLOVE (lARK SR)WN) E.W. POTTER CALL 82)84 AT HeWE OR IA SHELOO1.l AT 82710 DR LilLIAN PRESTON 18 SEPT. - P""CK COMMITTEE MEtTING WILL AT 8249) ULL 83377 OR TR. 808 N... /oIE ON GLOIIE 77319 ... T .... ORK. BE HELD ... T GEORGE $EITZ IS DONALD INGRAM. ---- SCHOOL AT 7 PM. DON'T rc;.,GET -- "THE DETECTIVE" WILL 25 SE/>T' PACK HEtTING AT (HON BEACH WOU~D THE PERSON .... HO LEFT A BLUE CHILD'S R£D .. NO WHITE TOT ROD RACER, BE SHOWN AGAIN AT TH£ YOK'oIt YUK THEATt~ AT 7 PM_ UMB~ELLA AT OUR NOUSE fRIDAV NIGHT CH"'IN-DRIVE, BENT LEFT REAR 'oIHEEL, ON SATURDAY NIGHT AT 7 & 9. MISSI1.IG FROM QUARTERS 406-B. PLEASE CALL 83597. SERVL~ RtTuRN OR CALL 82688. "------HAw~ A TA.r.rCORO£ft AND DON'T KNOW HOW A REMINDER TO ALL DEPENDSNT FAMILIES MOVIES FCA MECK ISLAND CLtAN IT, fOR-f3.00 YOU CAN ~AVt THE ,THAT THERE ARt Nt .... POOL HOURS _ OIOEN WEONESDAY -- HONE""~ MACHINE rOUND CLEANED AND OtNAGNETIZ[D, AND THE 'SWI~~ING FROM 930 ... /01-6 30 10M. CAlLY THt.RSOAY -- DID YoU IiEAR THE ONE ABOUT ~R[SCRIl"TION 5UNGLASSlS A' THE TRAVELING SALESLADY? MACHINt LU8RIC"'TED AND CLEAN[D AT I [XCEpT THURSDAy, NEW EVENI1.IG HOURS BACHELOR , BUCH. PICKUP AT loB RlEr I HOMt. CALL 82536. EVENINGS & 00 Olt CALL 82371. '" 7 9 PM M-T-W FOR THE PROTESTANT CHAPEL' CHOIR MEETS TO NIGNT AT 7 30 ~M IN THE CHAPEL. ANY ~[ l"AI~ P_E'C~I~'I~" GLASS[S, 7 9 p~ F-SAT-SUN ~OR FAM'LY S .... IM_ ONE rNTE~ESTEO IN SINQING WITM THt GOLD FRAIoIE, FOUND 437-~. OwNER MING. CHOIR IS INVITED TO COMt TO THE (H""pEL PLUSE CALL 82115. At THIS TIH£.