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VOL. 7 NO. iO~ KWAJALE I N, MARSHALL ISLANDS WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1966

NEW YORK (UPI)--FoR SOME UNEX~LAINED AEASON THE REPORTS AAE MORE NUMEROUS IN CONG CAMPAIGNING FRANTICALLY THE SUMMERTIME -- SOMEONE, SOMEWHERE HAS TO DISRUPT SOUTH'S ELECTIONS A "CURE" rOR BALDNESS. SAIGON {UPI)--VIET CONG UNITS STEPPED U~ GUERRILLA ACTIVITY AROUND SAIGON TONfGHT IN A SINCE HOPE IS A HARDY PERENNIAL, MIL­ SURGE Or ACTIVITY DESIGNED TO SABOTAGE SUNDAY'S NATIONAL ELECTIONS. THEY LAUNCHED TWO LIONS Or MEN READ ABOUT IT IN THEtR NEWS- ATTACKS JUST OUTSIDE THE CAPITAL'S CITY LIMITS. PAPERS AND WONDER ABOUT THEIR OWN THIN~ GOVERNMENT OrrlCIALS ALSO ANNOUNCED THEY HAD ARRESTED A 15-YEAR-OLD BOY WHO TOSSED A NING OR GLAZED SCALPS. BOMB INTO AN ELECTION RALLY AT ~UE LAST NIGHT INJURING 27 PERSONS. THEY SAID HE WAS PRE­ DOUBTLESS THOSE WHO MAKE THE ANNOUNCE- PARING TO TOUCH Orr A SECOND EXPLOSIVE BLAST WHEN ~OLICE NABBED HIM. MENTS, GENERALLY AMATEUR RESEARCHERS, ARE THE SIGHTS AND SOUNDS Or THE BATTLES NEAR SAIGON ROLLED THROUGH THE CA~ITAL AND SENT SINCERELY CONVINCED THE HOME PREPARATIONS MANY RESIDENTS TO THEIR ROOrTOPS. THE COMMUNISTS ARE HOPING DESPERATELY rOR SOME SORT or WORK. SCIENTISTS TAKE A MORE PESSIMISTIC VICTORY ON THE BATTLErlELD TO DEMONSTRATE THEIR STRENGTH AND STRIKE rEAR IN THOSE SUP­ VIEW Or THEIR OWN LABORATORY STgDIlS PORTING THE rORTHCOMING ELECTIONS TO SELECT A CONSTITUENT ASSEMBLY. WHICH HAVE PRODUCED OCEANS Or LOTIONS BUT A U.S. SPOKESMAN SAID ONE GUERRILLA UNIT HIT THE HEADQUARTERS Or THE SOUTH VIETNAMESE VERY LITTLE HAIR OVER THE YEARS. 5TH MARINE REGIMENT NEAR THE ALLIES' TAN SON NHUT AIR BASE. THEY LOBBED 15 ROUNDS Or MO~ TARS AT THE HEADQUARTERS AND A U.S. AND VIE~ I NAMESE REACTION rORCE STRUCK BACK SOLD ER GETS THREE YEAR TERM A GUERRILLA PLATOON HIT A GOVERNMENT Popu- FOR REFUS I NG VI ET NAM TOUR ~AR FORCE POST THREE MILES NORTHEAST Or THE FT. DIX, N.J. {UPI)--ARMY PVT. DENNIS MORA, 25, WHO RErUSED A COMMAND TO GO TO VIET NAM, CITY SHORTLY BErORE MIDNIGHT WITH HEAVY SMALL WAS SENTENCED TODAY TO THREE YEARS AT HARD LABOR BY A COURT MARTIAL WHICH TOOK ONLY 25 ~RMS rIRE. MINUTES TO riND HIM GUILTY. A GOVERNMENT SPOKESMAN SAID THE YOUTHrUL IT WAS THE rlRST SUCH ACTION IN THE UNITED STATES SINCE AMERICAN SOLDIERS BECAME INVOL~ ~ERRORIST TOLD POLICE HE HAD BEEN ORDERED TO IN THE VIET NAM riGHTING. BOMB THE DISTRICT HEADQUARTERS YESTERDAY THE TEN OrrlCERS Or THE COURT MARTIAL BOARD, WHO HAD BEEN ADMONISHED BY THE COURT LAW ~HERE THE LOCAL ~OLITICAL CHIEr WAS HOLDING OrrlCER THAT THEY WOULD TAKE INTO CONSIDERATION MORA's EXAMPLE TO OTHER YOUNG AMERICANS, ~ GET-OUT-TME~VOTE MEETING WITH HEADS Or ALSO ORDERED A DISHONORABLE DISCHARGE AND rORrEITURE Or ALL PAY AND ALLOWANCES rOR THE NEW rAMILIES. ABOUT 100 PERSONS WERE IN THE YEL- YORK SOLDIER. LOW STUCCO BUILDING WHEN THE BLAST CRUMBLED MORA COULD HAVE RECEIVED A MAXIMUM SENTENCE Or riVE YEARS. THE COURT MARTIAL TOOK LESS A WALL. THAN 15 MINUTES TO DECIDE ON THE PENALTIES. AGREEMENT AVERTS STRIKE THE SPOKESMAN SAID POLICE SPOTTED THE YOUTH THE SOLDIER TOOK THE VERDICT CALMLY AND A ~HEN HE RETURNED TO THE SCENE WITH ANOTHER rEW SECONDS LATER WAS SMILING AT MEMBERS or BOMB HIS rAM)LY SEATED IN THE SPECTATORS' SECTION. AGA INST BELL SYSTEMS IT'MARKED THE SECOND DAY IN A ROW THE COM- HIS ATTORNEY, NEW YORKER STANLEY FAULKNER, WASHINGTON {UPI)--A NATIONWIDE TELEPHONE ~UNISTS HAVE USED A TEENAGED BOY TO STRIKE AT SAID HE WOULD APPEAL THE VERDICT AS rAR AS THE STRIKE WAS AVERTED TODAY WHEN THE COMMUNI- THE ALLIES. U.S. COURT or MILITARY ApPEALS. IT CANNOT BE CATIONS WORKERS or AMERICA REACHED CONTRACT A SPOKeMAH AT QA NANG,. 25 MICE! SOUTIII, APPEALED TO A CIVILIAN COURT. AGREEMENT WITH WESTERN ELECTRIC ONE-HALr REPORTED A 14-YEAR-OLD BOY DELIBERATELY LED MORA, A MEMBER or THE LErT-WING W.E.B. Du- HOUR ArTER THE UNION'S DEADLINE rOR A WAL~ ~ MARINE UNIT INTO A MINErlELD YESTERDAY, BOIS CLUBS, MAINTAINED THAT THE VIETNAMESE OUT. WOUNDING SEVERAL LEATHERNECKS. WAR WAS IMMORAL AND HE COULD NOT TAKE PART IN CWA PRESIDENT JOSEPH A BEIRNE SAID THE IN SAIGON, PREMIER NGUYEN CAO Ky SAID HE fT fit GOOD eoN&e-t£Ne!. -- --.,..---~:r~:t ••'.0· ..... NSViX•• ...cIZ,X-.4% _ ---.... cO..... JlrmJIM".':A,I( ••• , •• Il.MGM .. a.• JUST BErORE SENTENCING, A REPORTER ASKED 3:30 PM, REPRESENTED A SEVEN PERCENT WAGE- 60 TO 70 PERCENT Or THE NATION'S ELIGIBLE MORA WHAT HE EXPECTED TO GET AND HE REPLIED' BENErlTS INCREASE. HE CALLED IT THE BEST VOTERS DErlED THE COMMUNISTS AND TURNED OUT "EXPECT riVE, HOPE rOR TWO AND GET THREE." CONTRACT EVER NEGOTIATED IN THE COMMUNICA- (CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHT) WHILE WAITING, MORA CHATTED NERVOUSLY WITH TIONS INDUSTRY. HIS GIRL rRIEND NORA EISENBERG, 20, Or NEW THE UNION PREVIOUSLY HAD REJECTED A COM- YORK. ArTER THE VERDICT HE COMMENTED, "I PANY OrrER or A BOOST IT ESTIMATED AT 3 4 PATMAN JOINS TRUMAN CALLED THIS JUST BErORE, REMEMBER?" PERCENT. IN INTEREST FEARS (CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHT) THE PROPOSED CONTRACT NOW MUST BE RATlrim WASHINGTON (UPI)--CHAIRMAN WRIGHT PATMAN, BY 23,000 WESTERN ELECTRIC INSTALLERS ACROSS (DEM.-TEX ), or THE HOUSE BANKING COMMITTEE, THE COUNTRY. NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN THE UNrON JOINING WITH rORMER PRESIDENT HARRY S TRUMAN, lNO INDIVIDUAL STATE BELL SYSTEMS WILL BE. PREDICTED TODAY THAT THE NATION WAS HEADED ~IN ALMOST 'MMEOIAT~L~. TOWARD A RECESSION SET orr BY HIGH INTEREST THE CONTRACT, WHICH PRESUMABLY EXCEEDS RATES. TODAY TO MUSTER ENOUGH MEMBERS rOR THE START THE JOHNSON ADMINISTRATION'S 3.2 PERCENT PATMAN, IN A SHARP SPLIT WITH PRESIDENT Or A LONG-DELAYED rlLIBUSTER OVER THE CIVIL WAGE GUIDELINE rOR NONINrLATIONARY SETTLE­ JOHNSON ON ECONOMIC POLIC~ OPENED TWO DAYS RIGHTS BILL, WHICH SEEMED CLOSER TO DEATH MENTS, WAS EXPECTED TO SET THE PATTERN rOR or HOUSE DEBATE ON HIS BILL TO IMPOSE A ONE­ THIS YEAR WITH EACH TICK or THE CLOCK CONTRACT TALKS WITH THE REST or THE BELL YEAR CEILING ON RISING BANK INTEREST RATES A MAJORITY or THE 100 SENATORS SHOWED UP ON TELEPHONE SYSTEM THE TEXAS DEMOCRAT SAID THREE SERIOUS RE- THE rlRST ROLL CALL or THE DAY, BUT THE SEN­ (CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHT) CESSIONS HAD OCCURRED IN RECENT YEARS -- ALL ATE DECIDED TO USE THE OCCASION TO GIVE rlNAL UNDER THE REPUBLICAN ADMINISTRATION or PRESI- CONGRESSIONAL APPROVAL TO PRESIDENT JOHNSON'S DENT DWIGHT D. E'SENHOWER. 4 PR I MARY RETURNS I N $3.5 BILLION rOREIGN AID BILL. WAS~INGTON (UPI)--RENOMINATION Or A VETE~ "ARE WE HEADED rOR A rOURTH, WITH THE DEMO­ REPUBLICAN SEN. JOHN G. TOWER THEN DEMANDED AN CONGRESSMAN IN NEVADA, DErEAT or A JOHN CRATS IN POWER?" PATMAN ASKED, AND THEN ANS­ A SECOND QUORUM CALL AND LErT TO rLY HOME TO BIRCH SOCIETY MEMBER IN NORTH DAKOTA, AND ~ERED HIS OWN QUESTION" TEXAS EVEN BErORE THE SECOND ROUNDUP rELL A VICTORY BY AN INCUMBENT GOP SENATOR IN "IT LOOKS LIKE WE ARE, I AM SORRY TO SAY - SHORT or THE 51 MEMBERS REQUIRED TO CONDUCT IOWA HIGHLIGHTED YESTERDAY'S PRIMA~Y VQTtNG.- A RECESSION CAUSED ONCE AGAIN BY HIGH IN- BUSINESS. As ON YESTERDAY, THE SENATE ADJO~ LATE RETURNS TODAY SHOWED THAT WALTER S. TEREST RATES AND TIGHT MONEY." rOR ANOTHER DAY WITHOUT STA!TING DEBATE. BARING, A SEVEN-TERM CONGRESSMAN, SCORED TRUMAN SAID RECENTLY IN A RARE PUBLIC LErT IN HIS SEAT WAS SENATE REPUBLICAN LEA~ HIS SECOND CONSECUTIVE NARROW VICTORY OVER STATEMENT THAT HE rEARED A "SERIOUS DEPRES- Eft EVERETT M. DIRKSEN, WHO HAD PLANNED TO DE­ RALPH DENTON IN THE DEMOCRATIC RACE rOR SION" CAUSED BY THE HIGH INTEREST RATES, LIVER AN HOURS-LONG ORATION AGAINST THE BILL'S NEVADA's ONLY CONGRESSIONAL SEAT. STEEPEST IN MORE THAN A GENERATION. OPEN OCCUPANCY HOUSING PROVISION. FINAL RETURNS GAVE BARING 35,129 VOTES TO DIRKSEN COMMENTED DRYLY THAT THE ABSENTEEISM 31,978 rOR DENTON, A LAS VEGAS ATTORNEY. tT SNCC RAPPED FOR RIOT WAS THE RESULT or "A CYCLONIC ENTHUSIASM rOR WAS A CARBON COpy or THEIR 1964 PRIMARY BAT ATLANTA (UPI)--POLICE RUSHED AN EMERGENCY SOMETHING OTHER THAN THIS BILL." TLE. SQUAD INTO ATLANTA's RIOT-TORN NEGRO DISTRICT SENATE DEMOCRATIC LEADER MIKE MANSrlELD CON­ IN THE NOVEMBER GENERAL ELECTION BARING TODAY WHEN THEY RECEIVED A REPORT A MOB WAS CEDED THAT PROSPECTS WERE "DIM AS Or NOW" rOR WILL OPPOSE LAS VEGAS ENGINEER RALPH KRAE~rOAMING. TEN PERSONS WERE TAKEN INTO CUSTODY ENOUGH VOTES TO HALT THE rILIBUSTER, A MOVE WHO DErEATED STEVE KOSTELAC IN THE GOP PRI- rOR RErUSING TO DISPERSE. ALL AGREE WILL rAIL WITHOUT DIRKSEN'S SUPPORT MARY, 19,741 TO 6,507. THE TEN WERE LOADED INTO TWO POLICE WAGONS, OVERSHADOWING EVERYTHING ELSE WAS THE URGENT IN ANOTHER PRIMARY RACE, INVESTMENT BANK~ BUT UNLIKE YESTERDAY -- WHEN NEGROES TRIED NEED Or LEGISLATORS TO RETURN HOME TO CAMPAIGN THOMAS S. KLEPPE DErEATED JOHN BIRCH SOCIET~TO OVERTURN TH£ WAGONS -- THERE WAS NO ATTEM~ rOR RE-ELECTION ON Nov. 8 -- ONLY TWO MONTHS MEMBER MARTIN VAALER BY NEARLY 2 TO I IN THE TO INTERrERE WITH THE ARRESTS. AWAY. MANSrlELD TOLD NEWSMEN HE WAS "NOT OPTI­ NORTH DAKOTA 2ND CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT. ArTER THE BRIEr rLURRY Or EXCITEMENT, THE MISTIC" THAT CONGRESS WOULD BE ABLE TO rlNISH SEN. JACK R. MILLER, (REP.-IOWA,) EASILY ~IOT SQUAD WAS WITHDRAWN rROM THE AREA BUT WORK BY OCT. 15 WITHOUT THE NEED rOR A POST­ OVERWHELMED HERBERT F. HOOVER, A DISTANT RE-REMAINED ON STANDBY, ALONG WITH THE CITY'S ELECTION SESSION. LATIVE or THE LATE PRESIDENT WHO RAN ON AN ARMORED CAR. THE LONGER A rlLIBUSTER DRAGS ON, TN THE ANTI-WAR PLATrORM, 139,008 TO 29,255. HUNDREDS Or NEGROES WERE OUT ON THEIR rRONT VIEW Or MOST OBSERVERS, THE GREATER THE LIKE­ MILLER WILL OPPOSE E B. SMITH, WHO WON an PORCHES DURING THE ArTERNOON AND AUTHORITIES LIHOOD THAT MANSrlELD WILL SURRENDER TO CAM­ IN THE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY. SMITH LOST TOS~. rEARED THE LEAST INCIDENT MIGHT AGAIN SEND PAIGN PRESSURES AND GIVE UP THE CIVIL RIGHTS BOURKE B. HICKENLOOPER, (REP.-IOWA,) rOUR THEM SPILLING INTO THE STREETS. riGHT UNTIL NEXT YEAR. (CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHT) (CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHT) PAGE 2 HOURGLASS WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1966 CORP~MANIS MOTHER-iN-LAW ASSAS~INATION OF VERWOERD TE~TIFIES IN HIS BEHALF HA~ ~TU~NED ~OUTH AFRICA MwANZA, TANZANIA (UPI)--THE ATTRACTIVE CAPE TOWN (UPI)--STILL-STUNNED SOUTH BLONDE MOTHER-IN-LAW Or AMERICAN PEACE fRICANS WERE ASSURED TODAY BY THE MAN WHO CORPS TEACHER BILL KINSEY EMBRACED AND MAY BE THEIR NEXT PREMIER THAT THE BIBLE­ KISSED HIM TODAY AS HE STOOD I" THE DOCK QUOTING MYSTERY ASSASSIN Of DR. HENDRIK IN THE HIGH COURT ACCUSED Or MURDERING HER VERWOERD ACTED ALONE AND FOR NO APPARENT DAUGHTER. REASON. MRS CHARLOTTE DENNETT, A 52-YEAR-OLD JUSTICE MINISTER BALTHAZAR JOHANNES VORS­ DIVORCEE or RIVERSIDE, CONN., WAS fLOWN ER, INTERNED fOR TWO YEARS DURING WORLD fROM HER HOME AS A SURPRISE DErENSE WITNESS R II fOR ALLEGED PRo-NAZI ACTIVITIES, TO TELL THE COURT HER DAUGHTER, PEVERLY, 23, CALLED ON HIS COUNTRYMEN TO DISMISS CIRCU­ WAS HAPPILY MARRIED TO KINSEY. LATING RUMORS Of A PLOT OR CONSPIRACY BY "IT'S GOOD TO SEE YOU, BILL," SAID MRS POLITICAL fANATICS OPPOSED TO VERWOERD'S DENNETT AS SHE EMBRACED HIM. SEGREGATIONIST APARTHEID POLICY THE COURT AND JUDGE HAROLD PLATT WERE HE SAID DMITRIOS TSAfENDAS, 45, ACTED ON VISIBLY MOVED AS SHE GAVE EVIDENCE IN A HIS OWN WHEN HE STABBED PREMIER VERWOERD TO QUIET VOICE IMMEDIATELY SHE FINISHED, THE Perfume Dispensers DEATH ON THE GOVERNMENT BENCH Of PARLIAMENT JUDGE ADJOURNED THE COURT fOR HALf AN HOUR YESTERDAY WITH A SILVER DAGGER SO MRS DENNETT COULD TALK TO HER SON-IN­ give you "EVERYTHING POSSIBLE IS BEING DONE TO IN­ LAW BEfORE CATCHING THE NEXT rLIGHT BACK TO VESTIGATE AND EXPOSE IN THE FINEST DETAIL TH( UNITED STATES. more fragrance ALL CIRCUMSTANCES SURROUNDING THE SHOCKING THE PROSECUTION CLAIMS KINSEY, 24, or DEED," VORSTER SAID. "LAWS WILL TAKE THEIR WASHINGTON, N.C , BLUDGEONED HIS WirE TO from your RELENTLESS COURSE " DEATH WITH A ROCK AND IRON BAR ON A PICNIC THE PUBLIC WILL BE KEPT INFORMED, HE SAID MARCH 27 NEAR MSAWA, WHERE THEY BOTH TAUGHT perfume THE NATION REELED UNDER THE IMPACT Of THE rOR THE PEACE CORPS KINSEY SAYS SHE fELL MURDER OF THEIR LEADER AS THE UNITED STATES Ofr A BOULDER BY ACCIDENT AND STRUCK HER DID AfTER PRESIDENT JOHN F KENNEDY'S ASSAS­ HEAD AGAINST SOME ROCKS SINATION IN NOVEMBER 1963 MRS. DENNETT SAID IN EVIDENCE SHE MET HER THE GOVERNING NATIONALIST PARY MET IN DAUGHTER'S fiANCE ONLY ONCE DURING THEIR CAUCUS TO DISCUSS PLANS FOR VERWOERD'S COURTSHIP, WHICH LASTED 94 DAYS DURING THEIR STATE FUNERAL, SET FOR SATURDAY IT ISSUED PEACE CORPS TRAINING AT THE END Of 1964. A REAFfiRMATION OF ITS DETERMINATION TO THEY WERE MARRIED BEfORE COMING TO ArRICA fOLLOW THE STRICT SEGREGATIONIST POLICIES THE LAST LETTER SHE RECEIVED fROM PtVERLY, .. . THAT DREW THE WRATH Of MUCH OF THE WORLD WHOM SHE CALLED "PEPPY," WAS WRITTEN ON THE .. CONDEMNING THE "GRUESOME ASSASSINATION" DAY Of THE DEATH AND ARRIVED A WEEK LATER, . OF VERWOERD, THE PARTY ASSERTED "ITS UN­ MRS. DENNETT SAID. .. ' SHAKABLE DETERMINATION TO CONTINUE ON THE MRS KINSEY SAID IN THE LETTER THEY WERE PATH WHICH OUR DECEASED FRIEND FOLLOWED WIT GOING ON A PICNIC LATER THAT DAY. THE BLESSING Of THE ALMIGHTY" HER MQTHER SAID NONE Of HER LETTERS INDI­ VERWOERD, WHO ESCAPED DEATH IN 1960 WHEN CATED SHE WAS UNHAPPY. MRS DENNETT SAID IT A WOULD-BE ASSASSIN SHOT HIM TW~CE IN THE WAS A VERY HAPPY MARRIAGE AND SHE WAS DE­ fACE FROM CLOSE RANGE, WAS OffERED A LIGHTED WITH IT SHE SAID SHE WAS CERTAIN GRAVESITE IN THE CITY OF PRETORIA'S "HEROES' THAT If PEVERLY HAD BEEN AT ALL UNHAPPY SHE ACRE," BUT HIS WIDOW AND SEVEN CHILDREN WOULD HAVE NOTICED IT DURING HER VISIT TO From Paris a revolutionary approach to atomizing your most WILL DECIDE ON THE FINAL RESTING PLACE AfR I CA. No FORMAL CHARGES HAD BEEN FILED AGAINST SHE WENT ON TO DESCRIBE A VISIT TO EAST precious essences in a mist so fine not a droplet is wasted' TSAFENDAS, A HEfTY SIX-fOOT BACHELOR WITH AFRICA OVER CHRISTMAS AND THE NEW YEAR or A GREYING CREWCUT WHO USED HIS JOB AS A 1965-66 WHEN THEY HAD TOURED AROUND TOGETHER Absolutely guaranteed leakproof MESSENGER IN THE PARLIAMENTARY PRESS GALLERY "I fELT NO UNEASINESS ABOUT THE MARRIAGE: & TO GAIN ACCESS TO VERWOERD SHE SAID "IT WAS A GOOD AND COMrORTABLE evaporation-proof-for life, S!EP TSAfENDAS WAS TREATED AT THE SAME HOSPITA RELATIONSHIP." promises fresher, longer lasting WHERE VERWOERD WAS TAKEN AfTER THE ASSAS­ MRS. DENNETT TOLD THE COURT SHE HAD fragrance from less perfume' SINATION fOR A BROKEN NOSE AND CUTS RE­ PLANNED A COMING HOME PARTY fOR THE YOUNG CEIVED IN A SCUffLE WITH MEMBERS Of PARLIA­ COUPLE BECAUSE THEY HAD DECIDED TO RETURN Charming, var~ed styles for handbag MENT WHO SUBDUED AND DISARMED HIM TO THE UNITED STATES EARLY NEXT YEAR. or van~ty An elegant accessory THERE WERE REPORTS HE KILLED VERWOERO BE­ SHE SAID SHE NEVE~ HEARD A QUARREL OR ANY A wonderful gift CAUSE HE THOUGHT THE PRIME MINISTER WAS SUGGESTION Of VIOLENCE TOWARD HER DAUGHTER NEGLECTING POOR WHITES BY KINSEY Priced from Just $1.75 to $17 50 LITTLE WAS KNOWN ABOUT THE ASSASSIN, WHO EARLIER ANOTHER PEACE CORPS VOLUNTEER, WAS BELIEVED TO BE A DRifTER OF GREEK-PORTU­ PRETTY, BLONDE-HAIRED MARIANNE DUNN, FROM AT MACY'S GUESE ORGIN HARTfORD, CONN., TOLD JUDGE PLATT SHE USED HOWEVER~ IN JOHANNESBURG, PETER PAIXES, TO WORK AT MASWA AND HAD BEEN PEVERLY'S ~...... ~~~~~ .... I!tLEADER Of THE CITY's GREEK COMMUNITY, C~AI CLOSEST fRIEND. SHE SAID THEY HAD TALKED TSAFENDAS WAS THE ILLEGITIMATE CHILD OF TOGETHER fREELY, HIDING NOTHING PEKING DEFECTOR ~AV~ TROOP~ A fATHER Of MIXED EGYPTIAN AND GREEK BLOOD MISS DUNN SAID THE COUPLE'S BIGGEST COM­ ARE FIGHTING IN VIET NAM AND A PORTUGUESE AfRICAN MOTHER -- AND PLAINT AT MASWA HAD BEEN DISORGANIZATION IN HONG KONG (UPI)--A rORMER RED CHINESE THEREfORE TECHNICALLY WAS COLORED BY SOUTH THE SCHOOL AND CONTINUOUS STAFF CHANGES ARMY OfrICER, WHO flED TO HONG KONG LAST AfRICAN STANDARDS INITIALLY THEY HAD COMPLAINED ABOUT THE MONTH TO ESCAPE CHINA'S RED GUARDS, TODAY HE MADE HIS STATEMENT AFTER REPORTING DEGREE Of LONELINESS AND ISOLATION BUT THIS SAID THE CHINESE PEOPLE'S ARMY HAS SENT THAT SOME GREEKS IN THE COMMUNITY HAD RE­ WAS COMMON WITH NEW ARRIVALS. PEVERLY HAD SOME COMBAT TROOPS TO NORTH VIET NAM CEIVED ABUSIVE AND THREATENING TELEPHONE MISSED fEMALE COMPANIONSHIP, SHE SAID. THE EX-OffiCER, CHEUNG CHUNG-YIU, SAID CALLS AND AN AWNING ON A GREEK-OWNED fISH SHE SAfD THAT ON A COUPLE OF OCCASIONS IN AN INTERVIEW WITH A LOCAL NEWSPAPER RESTAURANT WAS SET AfIRE PEVERLY HAD EXPRESSED THE WISH THAT HER THAT THE ARMY HAS ALSO MOVED MANY TROOPS POLICE IN PORTUGAL REPORTED THAT TSAFENDAS HUSBAND WOULD BE MORE AffECTIONATE TOWARD INT~ THE VIET NAM BORDER REGION TO BOLSTER WAS ARRESTED TWICE ON PUBLIC DISORDER HER IN PUBLIC, BUT SHE HAD MADE IT CLEAR DEfENSES THERE. CHARGES IN LISBON AND MOZAMBIQUE SHE NEVER DOUBTED THAT HE LOVED HER "SOME Of THE CHINESE SOLDIERS HAVE AL­ THERE WERE UNCONfiRMED REPORTS THAT PSYCHI­ MISS DUNN SAID THAT SHORTLY BEfORE PEVER­ READY CROSSED THE BORDER INTO NORTH VIET ATRIC EXAMINATIONS CONDUCTED AFTER EACH ~Y'S DEATH, SHE HAD RECEIVED A LETTER FROM NAM TO fIGHT ALONGSIDE VIET NAM," THE ARREST INDICATED TSAFENDAS WAS MENTALLY UN­ HER SAYING SHE WAS VERY HAPPY AND BILL WAS MORNING POST QUOTED HIM AS SAYING. BALANCED NOW MORE ATTENTIVE THAN PREVIOUSLY IN INTELLIGENCE REPORTS HAVE ESTIMATED PRE­ WHO WILL SUCCEED VERWOERD AS PREMIER WAS CLOSING PEVERLY HAD ADDED SHE HOPED THE VIOUSLY THAT ABOUT 50,000 CHINESE TROOPS IN DOUBT, BUT THE MAN SAID MOST LIKELY TO WHOLE or HER MARRIAGE WOULD BE AS HAPPY AS HAVE BEEN IN NORTH VIET NAM FOR SOME TIME, SUCCEED HIM IS VORSTER, THE ARCHITECT Of THE SECOND YEAR. WORKING ON RAILWAY AND ROAD REPAIRS, BUT LAWS THAT FENCED IN APARTHEID. MISS DUNN SAID SHE HAD NEVER SEEN THE THERE HAS BEEN NO INDICATION THAT ANY COM­ COUPLE QUARREL OR SHOW ANY DISRESPECT rOR BAT TROOPS HAVE BEEN SENT WASHINGTON (UPI)--HouSE DEMOCRATIC LEADER EACH OTHER CHEUNG'S REMARKS CAME AMIDST GROWING CARL ALBERT WAS REPORTED RECOVERING SATIS­ SHE SAID THEY HAD PLANNED TO START A INDICATIONS THAT THE CHINESE GOVERNMENT fACTORILY TODAY fROM HIS HEART ATTACK. Doc­ FAMILY WHEN THEY RETURNED TO THE UNITED IS TRYING TO STYMIE fURTHER VIOLENCE BY TORS SAID THEY EXPECTED HIM TO RETURN TO STATES NEXT YEAR. OR AGAINST THE RED GUARDS, YOUTHfUL RE­ WORK ABOUT THE fIRST Of THE YEAR. VOLUTIONARIES WHO HAVE RAMPAGED THROUGH THE OKLAHOMA DEMOCRAT ENTERED BETHESDA AUSTIN (UPI)--THE WORLD WILL LEARN fRIDAY THE MAINLAND'S CENTRAL AREAS FOR THE PAST NAVAL MEDICAL CENTER YESTERDAY fOLLOWING A WHETHER TEN PATHOLOGY AND PSYCHOLOGY EXPERTS THREE WEEKS MINOR CORONARY OCCLUSION THE HOSPITAL RE­ HAVE fOUND ANY CLUE IN CHARLES WHITMAN'S IN A DIRECTIVE ISSUED BY TAE TOP RANKING PORTED HE WOULD HAVE TO REMAIN HOSPITALIZED BRAIN OR BACKGROUND TO EXPLAIN THE MASSACRE CENTRAL COMMITTEE TODAY, THE RED GUARDS fROM THREE TO fOUR WEEKS, fOLLOWED BY CON­ HE STAGED AUG. I. WERE INSTRUCTED TO SPREAD THE "CULTURAL VALESCENCE AT HOMe WHITMAN WAS THE 27-YEAR-OLD UNIVERSITY Of REVOLUTION" THROUGHOUT THE RURAL AREAS BUT TEXAS HONOR STUDENT WHO KILLED HIS WifE AND NOT TO DISRUPT fARM PRODUCT10N IN THEIR MILAN (UPI)--POLICE YESTERDAY RECOVERED MOTHER, THEM CLIMBED THE UNIVERSITY TOWER ZEALOUS EFfORT TO "MAC>TIZE" THE NATION. NARCOTICS VALUED AT ONE MILLION DOLLARS ON AND SHOT 46 PERSONS, KILLING 14 BErORE HE THE COMMUNIQUE STRESSED THAT THE RE­ THE UNDERWORLD MARKET AND DETAINED FOUR WAS SLAIN BY A POLICEMAN. VOLUTIONARY YOUTHS MUST "GO TO THE COUN­ YOUNG ITALIANS FOR QUESTIONING. THE DRUGS GOV. JOHN CONNALLY SAID YESTERDAY THAT DR. TRYSIDE TO ASSIST THE PEASANTS IN PRO­ WERE ALLEGEDLY STOLEN fROM THE MiliTARY LEE CLARK Of M D ANDERSON TUMOR INSTITUTE, DUCING MORE AND BETTER CROPS," NOT TO IM- HOSPITAL AT LA SPEZIA NAVAL BASE GROUP, WILL PEDE THE CRUCIAL FARM HARVEST NOW UNDERWAY p, C F i WE')r~::SDA Y

EPI0COPAL PRIE~T ARRIVE~ TO Viol T LOC/~L 1vl10U luN FATHER JOHN PA JL EN ELCI<'E Of IT. PETER'S EPlbCOPAL CHURCH IN HONILJLU RRIVED ON KWAJALEIN TODAY TO VISIT THE CONLREGATION HERE AN~ TO CONDUCT SERV­ ICt5 fOR THE SOME 120 lPISCOPALIANS IN tiE COMt-1UN I TY • FATtifR J'1HN HAS AEEN AT ST. PETER'S I~CE ~AY Of THIS YEAk AS ASSISTANT ASTOR T ERE. f3EfCRE THAT TI E, III:. WAS I~ TrE SAME CAPACITY AT ~T CLEMENT'S IN HnNuLULU fOR THrEE YEARS, HAVING SERVED AS CHAPLAIN Of CANTEROURY HOUSE AT THE EPISCOPAL STUDENT CENTER AT THE UrJ I VERS I TY Of HAWA I I EARL i ER. THE FATHER'S CAREER HAS INCLUDED A OUR Of DUTY IN THE U.S. NAVY fROM 1953 TO '56, DURING WHICH rIME HE WAS OffiC­ ER Of THE DECK AND INfORMATION AND EDU­ CATION OfFICER ABOARD THE AIRCRAFT CAR­ RIER U.S.S. ESSEX, AND MADE TWO FAR EAST CRU I SES. THE MAKING OF A GENERAL •••• BRIG GEN. HE ATTENDED PUBLIC SCHOOLS IN PALO IVEY O. DREWRY, JR., NIKE-X PROJECT LTO. CALif., THEN RECEIVED HIS ~.B. 1AIJAGER AT REDSTONE ARSENAL, SEAMS AT ~E:~REE FROM HARVARD UNIVERSITY IN 19~3 ~:IGH CU1"f':SIONER TO VISIT •••• \.J.R. NOR­ RS. DREWRY AS A SILVER STAR DENOTING tiE HECf I VEO HIS M.A. FROM THE UN IVERS 1- WOOD, Hlvl1 COtl~15SI0NE:H vt" THe THLZT HIS NEW RANK IS ~INNEt uN HIS SHOULDER. TY Of CALifORNIA AT BERKELEY IN 1959 TERRITO~Y, DEPARTEU SAIPAN ON MONDAY THE N~IE-X CHIEF WAS PRnMOTED TO THE AND A BACHELOR'S IN DIVINITY fROM ThE F0R A TEN-DAY TOUR Of THE EASTERN DIS­ NEW ~ANK LAST WEEK. P,NNING THE STAR IS CHURCH D,VINITY SCHOOL OF THE PACifiC TRICTS OF THE TRUST TERRITORY -- TRUK, MAJ. GEN. JOHN G ZIERDT, COMMANDING PONAPE AND TrlE VARSHALLS. HE WILL BE AT BERKELEY IN 1963. GENERAL OF THE ARMY MISSILE COMMAND. FINALLY, HE ACCOMPLISHED A MAJOR IN ACCOMPANIED BY MRS. NORWOOD AND SON THE NIKE-X PROJECT, WHICH BRIG. GEN. HISTORY AND CHURCH HISTORY AT TilE STAN­ WILLIAM F. THEIR ITINERARY WILL TAKE DREWRY HAS HEADED FOR fOUR YEARS IS FORD SUMMER SCHOOL IN I I ' THEM TO GUAM ON SEPT. 5 AND TO TRUK THE 6. HE A RMY S HIGIIEST fUNDED MISSILE RE- NEXT DAY ON REGULARLY SCHEDULED Dc-4 SEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM. fLIGHTS. ON THE ~TH THEY WILL DEPART ON (U.S. ARMY PHOTO) A SPECIAL SA-16 fLIGHT TO PONAPE. ON THE 9TH THEY WILL fLY TO KUSAIE AND RE­ TURN TO PONAPE. THEY WILL DEPART PONAPE FOR KWA JALE I N ON SEPT. II (SEPT. 10TH KWAJALEIN TIME). ON TdE 12TH THEY WILL VIPART KWAJALEIN fOR ~~JURO, RETURNING TO ::iUM1 ON ThE IltTH AND TO SA I PAN ON THE 15TH WITH THE REGULAR oc-4 fLIGHT. THIS ~ILL BE THE HICOM'S fIRST TRIP TO THE EASTERN DISTRICTS. HE AND MRS. NOR­ WOOD MADE A TOUR Of PALAU SHORTLY AfTER THEIR ARRIVAL LAST JUNE. HE HAS YET TO MAKE AN OffiCIAL VISIT TO THE YAP 015-

FATHER JOHN ENGELCKE

ROSlE DE BRUM •••• AT CENTER, IS BID A fOND FAREWELL BY MRS. Y.C. SMITH, AT LEFT, AND BEJANG JEILA, AS SHE DEPARTS FOR HONOLULU AND SCHOOL. ROSIE WAS AWARDED A SCHOLARSHIP BY THE YOKWE YUK WOMEN'S CLUB, AND LEfT ON A NORTHWEST WASHINGTON (UPI}--MRS. LYNDON JOHN­ fLIGHT LAST WEEK. THE FUNDS fOR THE SON WILL SPEND A fULL DAY IN NEW YORK WOMEN'S CLUB SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM COME CITY NEXT WEEK PROMOTING BEAUTifiCATION SUBSTANTI~LLY FROM THE PROCEEDS Of THE AND CULTURE. MICRONESIAN HANDICRAFT SHOP AND THE ON FRIDAY, SEPT. 16, SHE WILL RE­ BARGA IN BAZAAR. CEIVE THE fiRST COPY Of "WILDFLOWERS Of THE UNITED STATES" PUBLISHED BY THE WASHINGTON (UPI)--PRESIDENT JOHNSON NEW YORK BOTANICAL GARDEN ASSOCIATION , CHILD SAFETY IN THE STREETS IS NOT SIGNED INTO LAW YESTERDAY A BILL WRAP­ THEN ATTEND A RECEPTION GIVEN BY NEW THE SOLE RESPONSIBILITY Of DRIVERS. PING INTO ONE CODE ALL STATUTES GOV­ YORK PHILANTHROPIST MARY LASKER, A THEY CAN ONLY DO THEIR PART. PARENTS ERNING fEDERAL EMPLOYEES. THE PRESI­ LEADER IN THE NATIONAL BEAUTifiCATION MUST DO THEIR PART AND TEACH CHILDREN DENT SAID IN A STATEMENT THAT IT SET PROGRAM TRAFfiC SAFETY, BICYCLE SAfETY AND UP A "SINGLE, EASILY UNDERSTANDAOLE IN THE EVENING SHE WILL RECEIVE FILI­ COURTESY, AND CAUTION AT ALL TIMES. A CODE," AND PRA I SED nlE DRAfTERS. PINO PRESIDENT AND MRS. MARCOS FEW MOMENTS' INSTRUCTION COULD EASILY PAGE 4 HOURGLASS WEDNESDA Y, SEPTEMBER 7 1966" GEMINAUTS GORDON CONRAD TO TRY FIRST ORBIT RENuEZVOUS,l LINKUP CAPE KENNEDY (UPI)--AsTRONAUT RICHARD F GORDON "WALKED THROUGH" A EARTHBOUND REHEARSAL TODAY FOR THE 107-MINUTE FLOAT INTO SPACE HE W ATTEMPT FROM THE GEMINI-II SPACECRAFT. GORDON AND THE COMMAND PILOT FOR THE GEMINI-II MISSION SCHEDULED FOR fRIDAY, FELLOW NAVAL OFFICER CHARLES (PETE) CONRAD, WERE UP WELL BEFORE DAYBREAK AND HARD AT WORK POLISHING UP FOR THEIR FLIGHT USING MOCKUPS OF THE GEMINI SPACECRAFT AND AN AGENA TARGET DOCKING SPACE MACHINE, GORDON WALKED THROUGH THE ASSIGNMENTS HE WILL EXECUTE IN SPACE, INCLUDING TYING THE AGENA AND GEMINI-II TOGETHER WITH A 100-FOOT TETHER CONRAD REMAINED INSIDE THE DUMM¥ SPACECRAFT ING THE PROGRESS OF GORDON'S SPACEWALK THE ASTRONAUTS ALSO PLANNED TO PUT IN SOME TIME DURING THE GEMINI MISSION SIMULATOR TO GO OVER THE CRUCIAL PARTS OF PLAN WEATHERMEN, MEANWHILE, REPORTED THAT CONDITIONS FOR THE FRIDAY MORNING LIFTOFF OF THE AGENA TARGET AND THEN GEMINI-I I "ARE EXPECTED TO BE SATISFACTORY" PARTLY CLOUDY SKIES WITH LIGHT WINDS WERE FORE­ CASE IN THE LAUNCH AREA METEOROLOGISTS SAID CONRAD AND GORDON MIGHT GET A LOOK AT TYPHOON DORIS IN THE WESTERN PACIFIC SOUTH OF JAPAN AS THEY ZIP HIGH ABOVE THE AREA SEPTEMBER 9 IS THE DAy-Preparmg for thelr three-day rendezvous and space-walk ad THE OBJECT OF TYING THE TWO SPACECRAFT TOGETHER WITH THE TETHER IS venture Gemml XI astronauts Rlchard GOldon (left) and Chmles (Pete) Conrad work TO SEE IF SUCH A MANEUVER CAN KEEP THEM A SET DISTANCE APART IN SPACE out m thelr 'lpacecraft at Cape Kennedy Launch 1'l 'lcheduled for <:jppt q FOR LONG PERIODS OF TIME WITHOUT USING LARGE AMOU~TS OF FUEL PRE­ VIOUS GEMINI ASTRONAUTS HAVE ESTIMATED THEY COULD "STATION KEEP" NEXT TO ANOTHER SATEL­ FRANCE INFORM~ NATO HURRICANE HIT~ FERRY LITE AT A COST OF ABOUT SIX TO TEN POUNDS OF OF CUTOFF OF FUND~ LOENSTRUP, DENMARK (UPI)--THE NORWEGIAN MANEUVERING fUEL PER ORBIT THE CARTWHEELING PARIS (UPI)--FRANCE TOLD THE NATO PERMA­ CAR FERRY SKAGERAK, LADEN WITH RAILROAD CARS WILL TAKE MORE TO GET STARTED, BUT ONCE THE NENT COUNCIL TODAY IT WILL HALT ITS CONTRI­ AND AUTOMOBILES, BEGAN FOUNDERING TODAY IN CRAfT ARE SPINNING, EN~INEERS SAY THEY SHOU BUTIONS TO THE ALLIANCE'S MILITARY COSTS DYING HURRICANE FAITH, BUT AT LEAST 13~ PER­ CONTINUE INDEFINITELY AND SAVE FUEL IN THE FROM 1967 ONWARDS SONS WERE SAVED IN AN ALMOST INCREDIBLE RES­ LONG RUN PIERRE DE LEUSSE, FRANCE'S PERMANENT REP­ CUE OPERATION By SPINNING THE TWO CRAfT -- EVEN AT ONE RESENTATIVE TO THE COUNCIL, SAID FRANCE WILL THE EXACT NUMBER OF PERSONS ABOARD THE REVOLUTION PER SIX MINUTES AS PLANNED FOR END ITS CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE COST OF NATO's 2,726-TON VESSEL WAS NOT KNOWN, BUT THf GEMINI-II -- CENTRIFUGAL FORCE SHOULD KEEP MILITARY INFRASTRUCTURE AS WELL AS TO MOST AARHUS RESCUE CENTER SAID AT LEAST 150 WERE THE LINE BETWEEN THE TWO SATELLITES TAUT OF NATO's MILITARY BUDGETS KNOWN TO BE ABOARD AND POSSIBLY MORE !T BEFORE STARTING THE CARTWHEEL MOTION, CON­ NATO's I NFRASTRUCTURE lIS THE ALL lANCE'S SAID 138 WERE PLUCKED FROM THE SEA, ONE MAN RAD AND GORDON PLANNED TO POSITION THE GEMINI VAST NETWORK OF MILITARY AIRFIELDS, PIPE­ WAS KNOWN DEAD, AND THAT II HEROIC CREWMEN NOSE-DOWN ABOVE THE VERTICAL AGENA TO SEE IF LINES, COMMUNICATIONS, RADAR AND OTHER SIM­ REMAINED WITH THE STRICKEN FERRY THE SLIGHT DIFFERENCE IN GRAVITATIONAL PULL ILAR INSTALLATIONS ON JAN 21, FRANCE HAD THE RESCUE OPERATION WAS CARRIED OUT BY ON THE TWO SATELLITES 100 FEET APART WOULD PROMISED TO PAY $48 MILLION AS ITS SHARE OF SHIPS OF MANY NATIONS, WHICH CONVERGED ON KEEP THEM STABLE IN ORBIT THESE COSTS THROUGH 1969 THIS REPRESENTED THE SHIP MIDWAY ACROSS THE 90-MILE WIDE "THE PRIMARY REASON IS TO SEE HOW fEASIBLE 17.1 PERCENT OF THE TOTAL COST SKAGERAK BETWEEN FINLAND AND NORWAY, AND BY A TETHER IS FOR STATION-KEEPING OVER AN EX­ FRANCE ALSO WAS COMMITTED TO PAYING 17 1 A FLEET OF HELICOPTERS FROM THE SCANDINAV­ TENDED PERIOD Of TIME," SAID GEMINI-I I FLIGH PERCENT Or NATO's OTHER MILITARY BUDGETS, IAN COUNTRIES DIRECTOR CLIFfORD CHARLESWORTH WHOSE TOTAL HAS NEVER BEEN MADE PUBLIC. MANY OF THE SURVIVORS LEAPED INTO THE THE TETHER WILL BE CARRIED INTO SPACE BY DE LEUSSE TOLD THE COUNCIL FRANCE REFUSES STORMY WATERS WEARING LIFE VESTS SOME LIFE THE AGENA DURING HIS SPACEWALK, GORDON WILL TO PAY ANY OF THE COSTS OF MOVING ALLIED BOATS AND RAFTS WERE LAUNCHED, BUT OTHERS GO OVER TO THE AGENA, UNREEL THE LINE AND SUPREME HEADQUARTERS AND OTHER NATO INSTAL­ WERE NOT BECAUSE THE WATERLOGGED VESSEL LAY FASTEN IT TO THE NOSE OF THE GEMINI WHILE TH lATIONS FROM FRANCE PRESIDENT CHARLES DE­ HALF ON ITS SIDE THE PASSENGERS INCLUDED TWO CRAFT ARE DOCKED GAULLE HAS GIVEN THEM UNTIL APRIL I OF 1967 ABOUT 50 DANISH SCHOOL CHILDREN RETURNING ACCORDING TO ASTRONAUT GORDON, THE ACTUAL TO GET OUT OF THE COUNTRY FROM A DANISH HOLIDAY FIRST-ORBIT RENDEZVOUS IS THE MOST IMPORTANT HOWEVER, DE LEUSSE SAID FRAN~E DOES WANT AUTHORITIES SAID THEY FEARED SOME PERSONS PART OF THE FLIGHT "THAT WON'T BE MY PART 0 TO REMAIN IN CERTAIN OF NATO's ORGANIZATIONS WERE MISSING BUT ADMITTED THEY DID NOT KNOW THE SHOW," GORDON SAID IN AN INTERVIEW, "BUT AND ACTIVITIES AMONG THESE, HE SAID, ARE EXACTLY HOW MANY HAD BEEN ABOARD THE FER­ IT IS THE MOST IMPORTANT PART IT IS THE PRI NATO's EARLY WARNING SYSTEM (NADGE), ITS SO­ RY WAS TliOUGHT ORIGINALLY TO HAVE 100 PAS­ MARY OBJECTIVE" CALLED "FORWARD SCATTER SYSTEM" -- ALSO A SENGERS AND 60 TO 70 CREWMEN THE OWNERS ALL THE PREVIOUS RENDEZVOUS MADE BY AMERI­ SPECIALIZED KIND OF EARLY WARNING SETUP -­ SAID 137 WERE ABOARD CAN SPACECRAFT HAVE BEEN PERFORMED ON EITHER ITS ANTI-SUBMARINE RESEARCH STATION AT LA ------THE GEMINI SPACECRAFT'S THIRD OR FOURTH OR­ SPEZIA IN ITALY, ITS TECHNICAL CENTER AT THE FIRE GUT~ HAN~EATIC BIT, AND MOST OF THE CATCH-UP MANEUVER COM­ HAGUE AND ITS MANAGEMENT ORGANIZATION FOR NEW YORK (UPI)--A STEEL-BUCKLING GENERAL PUTING HAS BEEN DONE BY GROUND CONTROLLERS THE NATO HAWK MISSILE ALARM rlRE BROKE OUT EARLY TODAY IN THE EN­ KENNETH YOUNG, A RENDEZVOUS SPECIALIST AT NATO SOURCES SAID REPRESENTATIVES Or THE GINE ROOM OF THE GERMAN PASSENGER LINER HAN THE MANNED SPACECRAFT CENTER, SAID THE GEMI­ OTHER 14 MEMBER NATIONS EXPRESSED REGRET AT SEATIC AT ITS HUDSON RIVER PIER ONLY A FEW NI-I I SPACE CHASE MANEUVERS WOULD COME SO FRANCE's DECISION AND SAID THEY WILL HAVE TO HOURS BEFORE IT WAS SCHEDULED TO SAIL FOR QUICKLY THAT COMMAND PILOT CHARLES CONRAD AN CONSIDER WHETHER IT WILL BE ALLOWED TO RE­ EUROPE GORDON WOULD HAVE TAKE A BOLD PLUNGE. TAIN MEMBERSHIP IN OTHER NATO ACTIVITIES FOUR HOURS LATER, THE FIVE-ALARMER, WHICH "I'D SAY IT'S ABOUT TWICE AS DIFFICULT," U.S. PERMANENT REPRESENTATIVE HARLAN RACED THROUGH AIR POCKETS TO ALL PARTS OF YOUNG SAID, WHEN COMPARING THE FIRST-ORBIT CLEVELAND SAID HE WAS WITHHOLDING SPECIFIC THE 30,000-TON VESSEL, WAS REPORTED NEARLY RENDEZVOUS WITH LATER ONES COMMENT AT THE PRESENT MOMENT, BUT HE UNDER CONTROL "IT WILL SHOW US A LITTLE MORE WHAT THE STRESSED THAT, REGARDLESS OF FRANCE's PULL­ No INJURIES WERE REPORTED CREW CAN DO IN A MINIMUM AMOUNT OF TIME," OUT, THE OTHER \4 NATO MEMBER COUNTRIES, IN­ ONLY A FEW OF THE 300 PASSENGERS HAD HE SAID "IT'S ESSENTIALLY AN ON-BOARD REN­ CLUDING THE UNITED STATES, ARE DETERMINED TO BOARDED THE SHIP PRIOR TO ITS LATE MORNING DEZVOUS THAT'S ONE OF THE UNIQUE FEATURES PUSH FORWARD WITH THEIR PROGRAM FOR SAILING TIME FOR CHERBOURG, FRANCE, AND ABOUT IT " STRENGTHENING THE A~LIANCE THEY WERE SAFELY EVACUATED IF ALL GOES AS PLANNED, CONRAD AND GORDON TODAY'S ACTION WAS BUT THE LATEST IN A "IF THE FIRE BROKE OUT WHEN THE SHIP WAS WILL ZOOM INTO AN ORBIT RANGING FROM 100 TO LONG SERIES OF MOVES BY DE GAULLE TO PULL AT SEA IT WOULD HAVE BEEN A MAJOR CATASTRO­ 175 MILES HIGH THE AGENA SHOULD BE IN A FRANCE OUT OF NATO's M,LITARY SETUP IN HIS PHE," SAID FIRE DEPARTMENT CHIEF JOHN T 185-MILE HIGH CIRCULAR PATH FEB 21 NEWS CONFERENCE THIS YEAR THE FRENCH O'HAGAN "IT IS UNLIKELY THAT THE SHIP'S FORTY-EIGHT MINUTES AFTER LAUNCH, CONRAD LEADER SAID PUBLICLY FOR THE FIRST TIME THAT CREW WOULD HAVE BEEN ABLE TO HANDLE IT " PLANNED TO FIRE GEMINI'S MANEUVERING ROCK­ ALL FOREIGN TROOPS AND BASES MUST COME UNDER AN ASSISTANT ENGINEER ABOARD THE 666-FOOT ETS TO SWITCH INTO THE AGENA'S ORBIT THE FRENCH CONTROL OR LEAVE THE COUNTRY BY NEXT VESSEL SAID HE SAW THE FIRE BREAK SHORTLY RENDEZVOUS SHOULD COME 80 MINUTES AFTER THE APRil BEFORE 8 AM AROUND THE DIESEL ENGINE WHEN LAUNCH, OVER HAWAII, WHEN GEMINI-II MATCHES DE GAULLE FOLLOWED THIS UP ON MARCH 10-1 I AN OIL LINE RUPTURED BLACK SMOKE ROLLED THE AGENA'S SPEED THEN HIGH OVER TEXAS, THE WITH MEMORANDA TO ALL OTHER MEMBER COUNT­ OVER MANHATTAN AND NEW JERSEY ACROSS THE TWO CRAFT SHOULD BE HOOKED TOGETHER RIES ANNOUNCING HE WAS PULLING ALL FRENCH RIVER FORCES OUT OF NATO COMMAND BY JULY I OF THIS THE INTENSIVELY HOT FLAMES QUICKLY SPED CLEVELAND (UPI)--A JUDGE TODAY OUTLINED YEAR. AT THE SAME TIME HE SET A DEADLINE OF THROUGHOUT THE VESSEL'S SIX DECKS THROUGH STRINGENT RULES FOR NEWSMEN WHO WILL COVER APRIL I, 1967, FOR WITHDRAWAL OF ALL NATO AIR POCKETS SEPARATING CO~PARTMENTS As THE SECOND TRIAL OF DR. SAMUEL H. SHEPPARD, HEADQUARTERS AND U.S AND OTHER FOREIGN SOON AS FIREFIGHTERS -- ON BOTH LAND AND WHOSE 1954 CONVICTION IN THE SLAYING OF HIS TROOPS AND BASES FROM FRANCE WATER -- CONTROLLED ONE BLAZE ANOTHER WOULD FIRST WIFE WAS OVERTURNED ON GROUNDS OF PRE­ BREAK OUT THE ENGINE ROOM WAS A RAGING IN­ JUDICIAL NEWS COVERAGE AND A CIRCUS ATMOS­ CATANIA (UPI)--THE ETNA VOLCANO, ACTIVE FERNO PHERE IN THE COURTROOM. SINCE THE BEGINNING OF THIS YEAR, SENT A SHORTLY BEFORE NOON, A FIRE DEPARTMENT SHEPPARD WILL BE ARRAIGNED TOMORROW, AT COLUMN OF WHITE STEAM APPROXIMATELY 3,000 SPOKESMAN SA I D THE FIRE WAS "ST! LL HOT AND WHICH TIME THE DATE OF HIS NEW TRIAL WILL BE FEET INTO THE AIR YESTERDAY SMOKY BUT WELL ON ITS WAY TO BEING UNDER SET. EXPERTS SAID THERE WAS NO IMMEDIATE DAN­ CONTROL." THE JUDGE DETAILED THE DISTRIBUTION OF GER O~ AN ERUPTION THAT COULD THREATEN NEAR­ THE LINER QUEEN MARY, SCHEDULED TO SAIL SEATS IN THE COURTROOM, AND SAID TWO FLOORS BY POPULATIONS AT I I AM, WAS DELAYED TO PERMIT SOME 55 OF OF THE BUILDING WOULD BE CLOSED TO CAMERAS THE 10,958 SICILIAN VOLCANO OF HISTORIC THE HANSEATIC'S PASSENGERS TO BOARD FOR THE AND BROADCAST EQUIPMENT. "I INTEND TO RUN A FAME LAST ERUPTED IN JUNE OF LAST YEAR CROSSING THE LINER UNITED STATES WAS ALSO TAUT SHIP," HE SAID TAKING ON PASSENGERS FROM THE CHARRED SHIP PAG'E 5 HOURGLASS LOCAL SPORTS fAST PITCH 5 cllon THE fll-AM CAME U, WITH A DEVASTATING BAT­ Sports TING POWER IN SWAM'ING THE EBEYE BASKETS 1------~------r13 TO I IN 5 INNINGS YESTERDAY AT DAllY fiELD. IN THE FIRST INNING, THE fll-AM HOW THEY STAND SENT 12 BATTEASTO THE PLATE AND SCORED 8 VOllEYBAll SCHEDULE RUNS eEHIND THE BOOMING BATS OF DANNY TOMAS, RON ORlllO AND BENJI WHO HIT TOWERING HOMERS THURSDAY, SEPT 8. To ROUND OUT THEIR SCORING, THE fll-AM ~ ADDED 5 RUNS IN THE THIRD INNING ON RON TEAM W l PCT GB 5.30 B ROYAL KINGS VS KAMAKAZI ALIVIADO'S SINGLE AND KAJAR'S TRIPLE PITTSBURGH 82 58 .586 (AKANA-NuUANU) THE BASKET'S lONE RUN CAME IN THE THIRD Los ANGELES 58 •57l It 6 30 A MZC VS NA ALI I INNING ON WIRO'S liNE DRIVE SINGLES. flL­ SAN fRANCISCO ~ ·57 12 (lElA'ElE-NuUANU) AM WITH THEIR TIGHT DEFENSE AND BATTING PHILADELPHIA 74 ~g .545 7 7·15 B OLYMPIA VS PRESS-Rol POWER Will BE A DEFINITE THREAT IN THE ST lOUIS 71 69 .50 7 II (SHELDON-HARVEST) 'ENNANT RACE CINCINNATI 70 70 .500 12 7:45 B P.D.R. vs PRESS-Ro I ATLANTA 70 .~OO 12 (SHELDON-HARVEST) FAST PITCH SCHEDULE HOUSTON lO • 44 20 --I SET MAKE UP-- NEW YORK ~ ~f .426 22' MARCIANO MAY FIGHT CLAY THURSDAY, SEPT 8 DAllY FIELD CHICAGO 49 ~ ·353 32t 5 15 fll-AM vs MZC (SIEVERS-ALAMEDA) lONDON (UPI)--THE lONDON SUNDAY MIRROR fRIDAY, SE~T. 9 DAllY fiELD YESTERDAY'S RESULTS: SAID TODAY FORMER HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION 5:15 ROI NAMUR VS COMMUTE~S (BURKE-BRAME) CHICAGO 7 PHilADELPHIA 2 ROCKY MARCIANO MAY BE PLANNING A COMEBACK FRIDAY, SEPT 9. BRANDON FIELD NEW Ye>RK 3 CINCINNATI 2 TO FIGHT CHAMPION CASSIUS CLAV FOR A MULTI­ 5 PM KENTRON VS ESEYE BASKETS ATLANTA 4 PITTSBURGH I MlllION-BOllAR PURSE MARCIANO IS 43 (ALAMEDA-F IJNYON HOUSTON 4 ST. lOUIS 3 MIRROR SPORTS WRITER SAM LEITCH SAID SATURDAY, SEPT 10 SAN fRANCISCO 6 los ANGELES 0 MARCIANO, WHO RETIRED WHEN CLAY WAS 13 YEARS 5 15 fll-AM VS HIGH SCHOOL (BURKE-BpAME) OLD, "HAS HAD THREE HUSH-HUSH FIGHTS WITH WEll-KN~WN HEAVYWEIGHTS AND HAS BEATEN ALL MEN'S VOLLEYBALL THREE" HE SA ID MARCIANO HAD BEEN IN SECRET THE SPRINTS DEFEATED THE HASBEENS IN TWO BALTIMORE ~88 51 .633 TRAINING. "SOMEWHERE IN NEW YORK STATE" SETS lAST NIGHT AT DAllY COURT 15-7, 15-4 DETROIT 78 02 ·557 I~ LEITCH SAID A TEXAS OIL MULTI-MilLIONAIRE THE SPRINTS HAD TOO MUCH POWER FOR THE MINNESOTA 76 65 .53~ "HAS OFFERED MARCIANO 4 MilliON DOLLARS TIRED HASBEENS WHO PLAYED WITH FIVE MEN CHICAGO 73 69 ·51 :~ IF HE COULD BEAT CLAY AND TAKE THE TITLE CLEVELAND 72 10 507 AWAY FROM THE BLACK MUSLIMS 11 CAllF'ORNIA 69 .~04 :~l KEEP EQUIPMENT WASHINGTON l~ ~ • 44 26} STRIKES AND SPARES CAN BE FOUND ON PAGE PICKED UP AND IN NEW YORK 62 ~ .437 271 EIGHT ITS PROPER PLACE KA.NSAS CITV 62 ~ .437 BOSTON 63 82 434 ~~l BUY ~ S. $AVIN~S BONOS

YESTERDAY'S RESULTS: CLEVELAND 6 BOSTON 2 BALTIMORE 4 NEW YORK I DETROIT 8 WASHINGTON 2 MINNFSOTA 4 CHICAGO 3 CAllF'ORNIA 4 KANSAS CITY 3 GIANTS NAIL L.A. NEW YORK (UPI)--RA.Y SADECKI STOPPED THE DODGERS ON THREE HITS AS SAN fRANCISCO RAPPED OUT 15 OF THEIR OWN F'OR A 6-0 VIC­ TORY THAT lEF'T THE GIANTS ONE PERCENTAGE POINT BEHIND SECOND PLACE Los ANGELES AND I 1/2 GAMES BACK OF' PITTSBURGH IF' SAN FRANCISCO WINS TODAY'S GAME WITH los ANGELES THEY COULD BE BACK ON THE TOP SPOT WITH I N NO TIME AT All TITO fUENTES EMPTIED THE BASES WITH A THREE RUN DOUBLE AND WilliE MAYS MADE IT 5-0 WHEN HE POWERED HIS 34TH HOMER WITH A MAN ABOARD IN THE SEVENTH THE GIANTS ADDED A SINGLE RUN IN THE NINTH. THE PIRATES WERE DEF'EATED BY THE ATLANTA BRAVES 4-1 AS JOE TORRE SLAMMED A THREE RUN HOMER IN THE EIGHTH INNING. TORRE'S 33RD HOMER F'OllOWED WALKS TO fELIPE AlOU AND NK AARON AND HANDED BOB VEALE HIS 10TH lOSS AGAINST 14 VICTORIES. ROOKIE PAT JAR­ VIS AND VEALE WERE HOOKED UP IN A TIGHT PITCHING DUEL F'OR SIX INNINGS. INFORMED SOURCES SAY THAT SAN FRANCISCO IS "SORT OF GIVING PITTSBUR.H A FEEL OF THE TOP SPOT" BEF'ORE TAKING IT AWAY F'OR GOOD.

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Uo~~ WILL CHECKOUT F~ T FOR ~~HA T1 PEKING U~E~ kEPklMAND POS~IBLE PEACE MOVE \-Jt.SHI NGTOI\J (JPI)--A REPUBLICAN CON­ TO ME~~AGE KkEMLIN .. 51' ,~(,lv>J (lJI'I}--THE STATr DEPART­ GRESSMAN HAS CHARGED THE PRESIDENT'S WARSAW {JPI)--COMMUNIST CHINA ~C­ ~~~l SA.U TvUAY IT HOPED TO DETERMINE COUNCIL ON PHYSICAL fiTNESS WITH BREAK­ CUSED THE ~NITED STATES TODAY 0F WHETHCR RlPORTE~ REMARKS BY FOREIGN ING TRAINING ON TAXPAVfRS' MONEY. BREAKING A MUTUAL PLEDGE Of SEe~Eey ON 41NISTER CHEN VI or COMMUNIST CHINA REP. CLARK MACGREGOR, MINN , SAID TO­ THE U.S.-CHINESE AMBASSADORIAL TALKS MEAN A CHANGE IN PEKING'S POLICY O~ DAY THE COUNCIL 'SEEMS TO BE MORE ,~­ IN THE POLISH CAPITAL. IT USED THE NEGOTIATIONS TO END THE VIETNAM WAR. TERESTED IN H!GH LIVING AND fA~CY TRAV­ CHARGE .0 MAKE IT CLEAR TO THE SOVIET ft~C!CATIONS WERE THAT THIS QUESTION ELING TH~N IN PHYSiCAL CONDITIONING' UNION THAT SINC-AMERICAN RELATIONS ARE ! HAS 8EI~.G RAISED BY THE U.S. A ..1BASSA- HIS CHARGE CAME IN A HOUSE SPEECH JuST AS BAD AS EVER. ! DCR TO POLAND, JOHN A. GRONOUSKI, IN A CALLING UPON CONGRESS TO "CUT DOWN TO CH! NESE ,MBASSADOH WANG Kl..O-::HG"'~ • RlCU~'RLY SCHEJ0lED MlETING WITH RE0 PROPER SIZE' THE $475,000 REQUESTED BY MET W' .... 1 ~. S. A IBASSADOR JOHN A. GRONu. I (H NAiS AMBASSADOR IN WARSAW TODAY THE ADMINISTRATION TO RUN THE COUNCIL SKI THEN READ A LENGTHY STATEMENT IN CHE~ V, ~AS REPORTED TO HAVE TOLD A DURING THE COMING YEAR. WHICH HE SAID THE ALLEGED BREACH Of GROUP or JAPANESE PARLIAMENT MlMBERS MACGREGOR CITED A RECENT NEWSPAPER SECRECY BENEFITED SJVIET PROPAGANDA

I IN AN INTERVIEW THAT CHINA DID NOT ARTICLE WHICH HE SAID HAD REPORTED "AN AND _:D TO fALSE C ARGlS BY SOVIET RE­ WANT A CLASH WITH THE UNITED STATES, ALMOST UNBEl I EVABLE SAGA OF lUXUR! OilS VISI0NiS1'5THAT THERE HAD BE_,~ A U S.­ IAND WAS NOT ~CESSARILY DISMISSING OPERATION AT THl TAXPAYERS' EXPENSE." CH!NESE RECONCILIATION. VIC I~ A !YI '" t. ,\..... TAL KS • A SPOKESMAN rLf. THE CC me I L SA I D THE AfTER THE CONCLUSION OF THE MEETING I ROBE~l J NCCLOSKEY, THE STATE DE­ STI)HY WAS ERRONEOUS i~J MANY Rr~OEeTS T~~ ONLY DIRECT DIPLOMATIC CONTACT PARTMENT PRESS OrrICER, SAID U.S. HE DlNIED THAT THE STAFF WAST[D ~NY 8ETwEEN WASHINGTON AND PEKING -- WANG OFFrCIALS SO FAR HAD SEEN ONLY FR\G- MONEY AND SAID IT WAS SO UNDERMANNED READ A fOR~Al STATEMENT IN WPICH HE MENTARY PRESS REPORTS ON THE LE'J('! HY THAT ITS MEMBERS OfTEN WORKED '12 TO REPEATED PEKING'S CEMAND fOR THE WITH­ iNTERVIEW. ,4 HOURS A DAY, SEVEN DAYS A WEEK." DRAWAL OF "UoS. AGGRESSORS 'fROM lI~r CHEN y, DID IN FACT SAY THAT THE STORY MACGREGOR SAID, SAID THAT FORMOSA, THE fORMOSAN STRAbTS -- AND NEITHER THE UNITED STATES NoR COMMUNIST WHILE YOUNG A~ERICANS WERE FIGHTIN~ AND ALL or ASIA. CH!N\ WANTS TO CLASH, WE WOU_0 WELCOME DYING IN VIET NAM, THE FOUR-MAN PROFES­ THERE WAS NO IMMEDIATE EXPLANATiON THAT STAH.MENT, I HE SAID. llCERTAINLY SIONAL S~AFF OF TH~ PHYSICAL fiTNESS FOR WANG'S UNEXPECTED OuTBURST, BUT WE H~VE NO DESIRE fOR A CLASH WITH COUNCil SPENT $740 OF PUdllC FUNDS ON APPARENTLY PEKING WAS NETTLED BY RE­ CHII\iA AND WOUl::> WANT TO AVOID ONE." A 24-HOUR FLYING T~IP TO TAMPA, WHERE CENT WASHINGTON REPORTS HINTiNG AT ON VIET NAM, MCCLOSKEY SAID THE U S THEY CONFEqRED WITh 0NE ANOTHER IN SO~E SORT Of U.S.-CHINESE RAPPROCHEMEN • DESiRE FOR TALKS WHICH WOULD LEAD TO 'PLUSH FACILIT!ES PROVtDED BY A BREW­ WANG APPEARED TO WANT TO MAKE iT n A PEA CU'UL SETTL EMENT WA S \ WELl. KNO'NN 1\ ERy. CLEAR TO THE KREMLIN THAT RED CHINA "WE WILL NATURALLY BE INTERESTED IN WAS BACKING NORTH VIET NAM FULLY, THAT SEEING IF CHEN YI'S REPORTED REMARKS TvvO FRENCH MERCHANT~ THE U.S. GOVERNMENT HAD BEEN HOSTILE tND!CATE A SHIFT IN PREVIOUS COMMUNIST ARRE~TED IN ~AIGON TO CHINA fOR 17 YEARS AND THAT "ARMED CHINESL OPPOSITION TO TALKS ON VIET SAIGON (UPI)--Two OF THE MOST PROM­ WITH MAO TSE-TUNGvS THOUGHTS THE 700 NAM." HE SAID. INENT BUSINESSMEN IN THE FRENCH COMMUN­ MILLION CHINESE PEOPLE NEITHER FEAR ITY or SAIGON HAVE BEEN ARRESTED BY INTIMIDATION BY THE UNITED STATES NOR DEATH RECORD FEARED VIETNAMESE SECURITY POLICE, IT WAS BEliEVE !N ITS LIES." CHICAGO (UPI)--WITH ANOTHER HOLIDAY LEARNED TOOAY. liTHE IRON CLAD FACTS IN THE PAST 17 TRAFFIC RECORD BROKEN, THE NATIONAL SO FAR, NO OFFICIAL CHARGES HAVE BEEt YEARS AND PARTICULARLY IN THE RECENT SA~ETY COUNCIL SAID TODAY IT WOULD PLACED AGAINST THE MEN. PERIOD PROVE THAT THE UoSo GOVERNMENT' TAKl A 'MOTORING MIRACLE' TO HOLD THERE WAS SPECI LATION ThEIR ARREST TALK ABOUT "EASING" S8NO-U S RELA­ HIGHWAYS DEATHS IN THE UNITED STATES MIGHT BE CONNECTED WITH THE VIETNAMESE TIONS IS NOT WORTH A PENNY," WANG BELOW 5\) ,000 TH I S YEAR. DISPLEASURE WITH FRENCH PRESIDENT DE SAID. THE COUNCIL SAID NEW FEDERAL REGULA­ GAULLEvS SPEECH IN CAMBODIA IN WHICH Hl liTHE U.S GOVERNMENT HAS BEEN INES­ TlO"J~ Otl AUTO SAFETY WOULD HAVE "NO SAID THE ONLY WAY TO STOP THE WAR IN CAPABLY CAUGHT IN A VICIOUS CaRCLE IN iMMEDftATf ErFEcr.' VIET NAM WOULD BE FOR AN AMERICAN WITH­ ViET NAtl/, HE SAID. "THE 700 MilliON FIGURES THROJGH THE FIRST SEVEN DRAWAL. CHINESE PEOPLE PROVIDE POWERFUL BACK- MONTHS OF THIS YEAR SHOWED 28,650 PER­ ARRESTED WERE PHILIPPE GRANDJEAN, DI­ iNG FOR THE VIETNAMESE PEOPLE THE SONS ~AVE ALREADY BEEN KILLED IN TRAF­ RECTOR OF BRASSERIES ET GLACIERES Di IN­ VAST EXPANSE OF CHINA~S TERRITORY IS FIC ACCIDENTS ON THE NATION'S HIGHWAYS DOCHINE (BG[), A lA~GE SOFT DRINK AND THE RELIABLE REAR AREA OF THE VIET­ NOT INCLUDED WERE THE RECORD 63( DEA~S BEER DISTRIBUTING FIRM, AND ABEL GOXE, NAMESE PEOPLE. RECORDED ~URING THE LABOR DAY W[EKEND. DIRECTOR OF UNION COMMERCII LE INDOCHI­ II~N ORDER TO SUPPORT THE VIETNAMESE THE SEVEN-MONTHS TOTAL REPRESENTED NOISE ET AFRICAINE (LUCIA), AN IMPORT­ PEOPLE IN WINNI~G THROUGH TO VICTORY A TEN P[RCENT INCREASE OVER THE RECORD EXPORT FIRM WITH INDUSTRIAL INTERESTS IN THE WAR OF RESISTANCE AGAINST U.S. P,CE SET DURING THE SAME PERIOD LAST IN VIET NAMo AGGRESSION THE CHINESE PEOPLE ARf YE R. THE DCATH PATE, COMPUTED ON FRENCH CONSUL-GENERAL JOSEPH LAMBRO­ READY TO UNDERTAKE MAXIMUM NATIONAL 1t FATALITIES FOR EVERY 100 MILLION SCHINI APPEALED TO fOREIGN MINISTER SACRlfICES. VEHICLE MILES, WAS 5.4, COMPARED TO TRAN VAN Do ABOUT THE DETENTION OF THE ALTHOUGH THE SUBJECT OF THE TALKS J.~ AT fHE SAME TIME LAST YEAR ~AIR TODAY IT WAS NOT REPORTED WHAT HAVE BEEN KEPT SECRET THEY WERE BE­ PROGRESS HE HAS HAD TOWARD SETTLING LIEVED TO ENCOMPASS SUCH SUBJECTS AS OCTOBER DRAFT HIKED THE MATTER OR HAVING CHARGES AGAINST AMERICANS HELD PRISONER IN CHINA, WASHINGTON (UPI}--THE OCTOBER DRAFT THE TWO BUSINESSMEN MADE PUBLIC. PEKING'S DEMANDS FOR AN E~D TO AMERI­ CALL IS BEING INCREASED FROM 46,200 TO DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS WITH fRANCE CAN "0CCUPATIONH OF fORMOSA AND POS­ 49,200 MEN, THE DEFENSE DEPARTMENT AN­ WERE BROKEN IN JUNE OF 1965, FOUR SIBLE PEACE MOVES I~ VIET NAMe ~OUNCED TODAY IT ALREADY WAS THE HIGH­ MONTHS AFTER fRANCE RECOGN I ZED COI1MUN- TODAY'S MOVE WAS THE 132ND SINCE EST MONTHLY CALL SINCE THE KOREAN WAR. 1ST CHINA. THE TALKS WERE ESTABLISHED IN 1955. THE DEPARTMENT ALSO ISSUED A DRAFT IT WAS LEARNED THAT GRANDJEAN AND AFTER THE 3 HOUR AND 5 MlNUTE MEET­ CALL FOR 43,700 MEN IN NOVEMbER. THE GOXE WERE CALLED TO IMMIGRATION ER- ING THE TWO AMBASSADORS EMERGED AND N')\'EMBER QUOTA WILL BE THE SECOND HIGH­ VICl YESTERDAY SECUKITY POLICt WERE GpONOUSK! TOLD REPORTERS THE NEXT EST MONTHLY TOTAL SINCE THE BUILDUP FOR WAITING THERE AND PUT THEM UNDER AR­ ROUND CF TALKS WOULD BE HELD JAN. II. THE VIETNAMESE WAR BEGAN REST. THEIR FAMILIES HAVE BEEN UN­ NEITHER THE U.S. NOR CHINESE SIDES THE NEW OCTOBER QUOTA wiLL BE THE ABLE TO CONTACT THEM SINCE. WOULD COMMENT ON THE TALKS BJT GRONOU­ HIGHEST MONTHLY uRAFT SINCE 53,000 MEN SKI SAID THE CHINESE HAD A JTATEMENT. WERE INDUCTED IN MAY OF 1953 BIEN HOA, SOUTH VIET NAM (UPI)-­ WANG THEN READ THE STATEMENT, EM­ THE DEFENSE DEPARTMENT SAID THE OC­ PRIME MINISTER NGUYEN CAO Ky TODAY PHASIZING CERTAIN PASSAGES, PARTICUL­ TOBER DRAFT WAS REVISED UPWARD TO IN­ SAID fRENCH PRESIDfNT CHARLES D~ GA~LE A~LV THOSE ACCUSING THE UNITED STATES

CLUDE THE FIRST or 40,000 t Sl'B-STA ND­ IS OLD AND '~OBSOLETEn AND fRANCE IS OF DISCLOSING CONTENTS Of EARLIER ARD" MEN WHO ARE TO BE ACCEPTED DURING ALL WASHED UP AS A POWER IN ITS FOR­ TALKS. CURRENT FISCAL Y EAR FROM AMONG FORMER MER INDOCHINA TERRITORIES. REJECTEES. "fRANCE IS FINISHED IN SOUTHEAST DENVER (UPI}--DENVER COUNTY JUDGE DEFENSE SECRETARY McNAMARA SAID LAST ASIA," Ky SAID. "l HOPE DE GAULLE SAMUEL KIRBENS FINED EDWARD B SEAMON MONTH THAT THE SERVIClS WOULD ACCEPT WILL NOT COME BACK HERE AGAIN" $75 ON A RECKLESS DRIVING CHARGE. J 40,000 ,,,\ E 'oJ T HIS Y l AR , AND 100,000 MEN Ky' 5 REMARKS CA. IE OUR I NG A BR I Ef' SEAMON, (9, CHARGED WITH DRIVING 1 ANNUALLY THE~LAFTER, FROM AMONG POTEN­ PRESS CONFERENCE FOLLOWING A CHANGE [10 MILES PER HOUR, TOLD POLICE HE WASI TIAL DRAFTEES WITH \ FIFTH GRADE EDUCA­ OF COMMAND CERrMONY IN A VIETNAMESE IN A HURRY TO GET A FRIEND TO DRIVER I TION, APTITUDE !N if LEAST oriE SPECIAL­ AIR FORCE UNIT. AF FI~ST HE ~PPEARED IMPROVE~E~T SCHOOL. I TY SUCH AS MECHANICS. AND O"JL~ SLI~HT REL0CTA~T TO DI~CUSS Trll 75-Yl~~-OLD PHYSICAL AILMlNTS. fRENCH LEADER, WHO IS CURRENTLY IN L I ~TlN TO AFRS THE DEPARTMENT SA II") .ll ('rTC'RFR A"O THl PACIFIC ON A WORLD TOUR, BUT ~ 0 V E M .. l R I Nul t T E r '5 W Il L I ( H. 1 HF A R ~ I • ~~__ " ~'.r' IJ" _(~,,--1q!- ~I'Q~ECT_~ -~~~-~ ------~-.~------I ------.---- HOURGLASS _WEDN~SD~,(, _?EPTEt:1-~R_-;:-I-~~6--_~ I 1-. PAGE______8 - --- I (CONTINUED fROM (CONTINUED fROM SPORTS (CONTINUED fROM t j cor~G PAGE ONE) VOTING PAGE ONE) PAGE fiVE) I , HE VOWED TO DO ALL WITHIN HIS POWER YEARS AGO. I~ THE SATURDAY JUNIOR LEAGUE JOHN I I iTO PROTECT THE VOTERS~fROM COMMUNIST REP. HaR. GROSS, (REPo-loWA), WAS UN­ RUMMEL AND STEVE SWANGIN TIED fOR HIGH I ITERROR I STS AND TERMED THE ELECTIONS "THE OPPOSED IN THE PRIMARY, BUT W~LL fACE SERIES, BOTH WITH A 458, DIANE HODSON If" i RST STEP TOWARDS DEMOCRACY IN SOUTH fORMER WATERLOO, iOWA, MAYOR LoAo Tou­ NEXT WITH A 174 GAME 41d SERIES, GEORGE\ VIET NAM." CHAE IN NOVEMBER fOR THE STATE~S 3RD GUNTHER A 417, KEN WATERMAN 416, GEORG­ , THE STEPPED-UP GUERR I L LA CAMPA I GN CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT SEAT. TOUCHAE ETTE ANDIADE 411, SCOTT JOHNSON 408, CAME AS UoSo OfFICIALS MADE PUBLIC A DEFEATED HENRY STOfFER IN THE DEMOCRAT­ AND DON GRAY A 4000 CAPTURED COMMUNIST DOCUMENT ORDERING IC PRIMARY, 8,392 TO 5,394. IN THE TWILIGHT MIXED LEAGUE DAVE THE VIET CONG TO "SET EXPLOSIVES IN IN IOWA'S 7TH DISTRICT, WILLIAM McDoNALD ROLLED A NICE 205-203-586 THOSE AREAS WHERE THE ENEMY WILL PUT HiS SCHERLE OUT-POLLED fOUR OPPONENTS fOR SERIES, JIM MICHAELS 505, WES ARMSTRONG ;aALLOT BOXES 0 " THt RIGHT TO MEET INCUMBENT REP. JOHN A 500. FOR THE LADIES ESTHER MITCHELL THE DOCUMENT WAS CAPTURED BY TROOPS R. HANSEN, WHO WAS UNOPPOSED. BOWLED A 494 SERIES, SUE MICHAELS A Of THE U.So 25TH INfANTRY DIVISION DUR­ Two INCUMBENT DEMOCRATIC GOVERNORS 407, AND L,Z THOMPSON A 401. ING A PE~ENT SWEEP THROUGH A GLERRI' LA WERE RENOMINATED. IOWA GOVo HAROLD E. JACK BAKER WAS HIGH IN THE MIXED

STRONGHOLD NORTH Of SAIGON. IT WAS IS­ HUGHES WAS UNOPPOSED, BUT NEVADA Govo CLASSIC LEAGUE WITH A 200-549 SERIES, J ~UED BY THE EQUIVALENT Of A CORPS HEAD- GRANT SAWYER OUTPOLLED fOUR OPPONENTS. WALLY NAGAMINE NEXT WITH 202-537, JONAH ) ~UARTERS AND SPELLED OUT DETAILED IN- HUGHES WILL fACE REPUBLICAN NOMiNEE MOWAE 203-529, DAVE PORTER 529 AND VIC I PTRUCTIONS fOR SABOTAGING THE ELECTIONS. WILLIAM Go MURRAY, AN IOWA STATE UNI­ OLIVEROS 522, FOR THE LADIES CAROL THE DOCUMENT SABD THAT DURING THE CAM­ VERSITY PROfESSOR, WHO DEFEATED ROBERT FAWCETT WAS HIGH WiTH A 481 SERIES, ADGNSNG "WE MUST BE ABLE TO CREATE A BECK IN THE GOP PRIMARY, 87,218 TO JAUNITA CLARK 450, BETTY BROWN 442, tACE TO fACE STRUGGLE AT ALL ECHELONS." 85,8480 KARMEN STEVENS 421, L. LlfflCK 416, ; ~T INSTRUCTED ALL COMMUNIST"UNITS TO SAWYER WILL FACE NEVADA'S TOP VOTE­ LYNN SCHNEIDER 409, MAR ITA PORTER 408 "!NCREASE ARMED ACTIVITIES, STRIKING AT GETTING REPUBLICAN IN NOVEMBER, LT. AND DIANE LAUKZEMIS A 406. STRATEGIC HAMLETS, PROVINCE AND DISTRICT Gov. PAUL LAXALT, THE ONLY GOP MEMBER ~EADQUARTERS, SUBURBAN AREAS, NATIONAL HOLDING PUBLIC OfFICE IN NEVADA, WHO (CONTINUED fROM POLICEMEN, RECONNAISSANCE AND INTELLI­ WAS AN EASY WINNER IN YE~TERDAY'S PRI- SCLDIER PAGE ONE) I GENCE PERSONNEL AND ALL OTHERS WHO ARE MARY. HE WAS EMbRACED BY MISS EISENBERG, fORCING OUR PEOPLE TO VOTE." HIS SISTER,AND HIS UNCLE, ALL Of WHOM THE DOCUMENT CHARGED THAT THE PURPOSE (CONTINUED FROM APPEARED UNEMOTIONAL. HE SAID THAT Of THE BALLOTING IS TO "LEGALIZE THE SNCC PAGE ONE) WHEN HE COMES OUT Of fEDERAL PRISON HE ~UPPET GOVERNMENT IN SAIGON AND LEGAL­ POLICE BARRED PEDESTRIAN TRAfFIC INTENDS TO RETURN TO COLLEGE AND GET lIZE AMERICA'S AGGRESSIVE WAR IN SOUTH THROUGH THE AREA, BUT ALLOWED MOTORISTS AN ADVANCED DEGREE IN EUROPEAN SOCIAL NI ET NAM." THROUGH. HISTORY. j THE RENEWED GUERRILLA ACTIVITY AROUND EARL~ER, MAYOR IVAN ALLEN, WHO STOOD "Now I'M GOING BACK TO CELL 14," HE ~AIGON CAME JUST ONE DAY AFTER SOUTH IN THE MIDDLE Of YESTERDAY'S RIOT AND SAiD. ~IETNAMESE UNITS REPORTED KILLING 50 PLEADED fOR CALM, LAID THE BLAME fOR FAULKNER TOLD THE COURT MARTIAL THAT Nit! CONG iN BATTLES SIX MILES NORTH Of THE OUTBURST SQUARELY ON MiliTANT NE- MORA HAD DONE WHAT HE THOUGHT WAS BEST rrHE CAPITAL YESTERDAY. GRO LEADER STOKELY CARMICHAEL. BASED O~ THE RIGHT Of fREE CONSCIENCE. I THE COMMUN~STS STRUCK BACK THIS MORN- "If MR. CARMICHAEL IS lOOKING fOR A "WHEN HE GOES TO JAIL, HE WILL HAVE lNG, AMBUSHONG A PLATOON Of GOVERNMENT BATTLEGROUND, HE HAS CREATED ONE, AND SOMETHING TO TAKE WITH HIM -- HIS CON­ ~ROOPS PROTECTING THE fiRING ~ANGE fOR HE WILL BE MET THERE AT ANY PLACE AND SCIENCE -- SOMETHING THAT CAN NEVER BE I T~E SOUTH VIETNAMESE M,LITARY ACADEMY TIME HE CHOOSES," THE MAYOR WARNEDo ERASED," HE SAIDo AT THu Due AND CAUSING SOME CASUALTIES. CARMiCHAEL IS HEAD Of THE STUDENT ANOTHER SOLDIER, PVT. JAMES JOHNSON : I N THE AiR \JAR, U oS. BOMBERS STRUCK NONViOLENT COORDINATiNG COMMITTEE (SNC~oF NEW YORK, WILL GO ON TRIAL TOMORROW, 'NORTH OF HANO~ YESTERDAY, HITTING NORTH WHICH HAS BEEN OPPOSED TO UoS. INVOLVE- ON THE SAME CHARGE. THE TRIAL Of DAVIDI

NIE! NAM WITH 136 MISSIONS. MENT IN V,ET NAMo A. SAMAS Of MODESTO, CALif., WILL fOLr 1 \ THE RA! DERS CONCENTRATED ON RA I LROADS PLICE fORMALLY CHARGED ONE Of CAR- LOW. l AND RA~LWAY BRIDGES AND HIT AS fAR AS MICHAEL'S CLOSE ASSOCIATES, WILLIAM LT. COL. WALTER R. BRUYERE III, HEAD I 1115 MiLES NORTHWEST Of THE NORTH VJET­ WARE, WITH INCITING THE RIOT, IN WHICH Of THE PANEL, ANNOUNCED IT HAD fOUND :NAMESE CAp !TAL. 15 PERSONS WERE INJURED -- MOST OF THEM MORA REfUSED TO fOLLOW AN ORDER LAST I BY fLYING ROCKS AND BOTTLES -- AND PO- JULY 14 TO ENTER A CAR TO BE DRIVEN TO (CONTINUED fROM liCE CARS WERE OVERTURNED. MAGUIRE AIR FORCE BASE IN NEW JERSEY ~TRIKE PAGE ONE) IT WAS THE WORST RACIAL OUTBURST IN TO BOARD A VIET NAM-BOUND TRANSPORT BEIRNE SAID THE CONTRACT CONTAINED A THE MODERN DAY HISTORY OF THIS PRO- PLANE. THE VOTE WAS NOT MADE PUBLIC,

WAGE RE-OPENER AfTER 18 MONTHS. "THE GRESS I VE SOUTHERN C! TY. BUT A TWO-TH I RDS VOTE: WAS NECESSARY TO I RE-OPENER !S ON EVERYTHING THAT MEANS IN ADDITION TO WARE, WHO WAS TO BE CONVICT. MONEY," HE SAID. TRIED LATER TODAY, POLICE ARRESTED 71 MORA TOOK THE VERDICT CALMLY AND SA- THE UNION PRESIDENT SAID BASIC WAGE OTHERS Of THE ESTIMATED 1,000 RIOTERS. LUTED THE COURT OffiCERS, fiVE Of WHOM, BOOSTS fALLING BETWEEN $3.50 TO $5.50 THE fiRST Of THOSE ARRESTED WERE WERE VIET NAM VETERANSo HIS ATTORNEY rOR TELEPHONE OPERATORS AND CLERICAL BROUGHT TO TRIAL TODAY AND DREW TERMS IMMEDIATELY MADE A PLEA TO COL. ROBERT OPERATORS. Of 15-TO-27 DAYS iN THE CITY STOCKADE F. MAGUIRE, PRESIDING OffiCER, fOR BEIRNE SAID THE HIGHLIGHT Of THE AGREE-ON CHARGES Of fAILING TO OBEY AN Offl- CLEMENCY, NOTING THAT MORA HAD NEVER MENT WAS A RETROACTIVITY CLAUSE, NEW TO CER AND DISTURBING THE PEACE. If WARE BEEN IN TROUBLE BEfORE. THE BELL SYSTEM, TO THE JULY 28 EXPIRA- IS CONVICTED Of THE INCITiNG CHARGE, THE SOLDiER TESTifiED EARLIER THAT TION DATE OF THE OLD THREE-YEAR CON- HE COULD BE SENTENCED TO ONE YEAR IN HE CONSIDERED THE VIETNAMESE WAR IL- TRACT. JAIL AND fiNED $1,000. LEGAL AND CRIMINAL, EXPECIALLY AfTER HE ESTIMATED THAT THE INCREASES, WHEN IN AN EffORT TO HEAD Ofr FURTHER VIO- AN OffiCER HAD TOLD HIM THE WAR WAS APPLIED THROUGHOUT THE BELL SYSTEM, LENCE, THE SUMMIT LEADERSHIP CONFER,. "TO KILL AS MANY ASIANS AS WE COULD." WiLL COST NEARLY HALf A BILL ION DOLLARS. ENCE -- AN EffECT I VE COAL I T ION Of RA------_._-- - - iN ADD iT ION TO THE WAGt: INCREASES, C I AL ORGAN I ZAT IONS -- SCHEDULED A MEET- ORCHESTRA REt>CUED WESTERN ELECTRIC INSTALLERS WON IN- ING LATER TODAY TO DISCUSS THE SITUA- WASHINGTON (UPI)--Two U.S. MILITARY CREASED fRINGE BENEfiTS fOR HEALTH AND TION. THE GROUP, WHICH INCLUDES MOST AIR TRANSPORT SERVICE AIRCRAfT HAVE LOfE INSURANCE, p~.aION OffSETS AND OF ATLANTA'S TOP NEGRO LEADERS, WAS fLOWN TO THE RESCUE Of THE CINCINNATI VACATIONS. INSTRUMENTAL IN MAINTAINING RACIAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA, AT PRESENT STRANDED i EMPLOYEES WITH 20 YEARS SERVICE WILL PEACE IN THE CITY WHEN THE FIRST "SIT- iN SINGAPORE, AND HALf Of ITS INSTRU- : RECE I VE FOUR-WEEK VACAT IONS UNDER THE IN" DEMONSTRAT IONS STARTED FOUR YEARS MENTS STRANDED I N CEYLON. NEW CONTRACT AND THE COMPANY WILL IN- AGO. A STATE DEPARTMENT SPOKESMAN SAID To-I CREASE iTS HEALTH INSURANCE CONTRIBU- ALTHOUGH THERE WERE SOME REPORTS OF NIGHT THAT ORCHESTRA PERSONNEL AND IN- TiONS fROM 50 TO 75 PERCENT. THE CUR- SPORADIC ROCK-THROWING, THE RIOT-TORN STRUMENTS SHOULD BE REUNITED IN HONG RENT ONE-THIRD SOCIAL SECURITY OffSET AREA WAS GENERALLY QUIET DURiNG THE KONG TOMORROW. AGAINST PENSIONS WILL BE REDUCED TO DAY. MATS WOULD BE RECOMPENSED BY THE OR- ONE-fOURTH, BEGINNING NEXT APRIL. AUTHORITIES, TAKING NO CHANCES, OR- CHESTRA fOR THE USE Of THE TWO PLANES, BEIRNE SAID THE SETTLEMENT PROVES DERED SEVEN POLICE WAGONS INTO THE AREA WHICH ARE COMING TO ITS AID FROM THAI- "COLLECTIVE BARGAINING CAN WORK WHEN AT MID-AfTERNOON, JUST IN CASE THERE IS LAND, THE SPOKESMAN SAID. I BOTH SiDES WANT I T TO." HE SA I D THE ANY RESUMPT ION Of THE VI OLENCE. THE ORCHESTRA, ON A STATE DEPARTMENT-! RATIFICATION PROCEDURE, WHICH WILL BE YESTERDAY'S RIOTING ERUPTED AFTER SPONSORED TOUR Of ASIA, WAS STRANDED INl CONDUCTED BY MAIL, WAS EXPECTED TO TAKE POLICE SHOT AND WOUNDED A FLEEING NE- CEYLON AfTER ITS PLANE BROKE DOWN, AND ~T LEAST THREE SEEKS. HE SAID HE DID GRO CAR THEfT SUSPECT, HAROLD PRATHER, GOT A LIFT fOR ITSELf AND SOME Of ITS NOT ANTiCIPATE ANY RATifiCATION PROB- 25. MAYOR ALLEN BRANDED PRATHER AS A INSTRUMENTS FROM THE BRITISH AIR fORCE LEMSu "KNOWN CROOK" WITH A LONG CRIMINAL TO KUALA LUMPUR, WHERE IT GAVE AN "AB-

- ~------RECORD. " BREV I ATED PERFORMANCE," 1 THEN BUSED, TO IF YOU CAN'T H IT THE TRASH CAN fROM --- --~.------~- - - SINGAPORE FOR ANOTHER Of THE SAME. ACROSS THE ALLEY, DON'T THROW THE STUfF. HOURGLASS WANT ADS GET RESULTS t ---- ..... ------~------~ ------HOURGLASS WEDNESDAY, S :MBER 7, 1966

0ENATE OKAY~ AID BILL HOURGLA0~ 0TCJCK LI~TING~ WALL STREET TODAY FAR 0HORT OF RELlUE~ T AMER I CAN A I RL I NES 50 1/4 NEW YORK (UPI)--SELLING CAME BACK WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE SENATE GAVE AMERICAN PHOTO 6 1/4 INTO THE STOCK MARKET TODAY BUT MOST FINAL APPHOVAL TODAY TO A COMPROMISE, AMPEX 20 1/4 OF THE DAMAGE WAS SMALL. TRADiNG WAS ONE PACKAGE, $305 BILLION FOREIGN AID AMERICAN T & T 51 3/4 MODERATELY ACTIVE. AUTHORIZATION BILL AND SENT THE MEASURE ANACONDA 70 1/4 PRICES WERE IN AN ALMOST STEADY DOWN­ TO THE WHITE HOUSE. BOEING 53 1/4 TREAD FROM THE OPENING BELL. GLAMOR THE VOTE WAS 33 TO 2). CHRYSLER 36 3/4 SHARES TOOK LARGE FALLS BUT MOST AREAS THE BILL, APPROVED 217 TO 127 BY THE DOUGLAS 48 1/8 OF THE LIST SAW ONLY MINOR DECLINES. HOUSE LAST THURSDAY, IS FAR SHORT OF FORD 43 3/8 SOME BUYING WAS NOTED IN THE FINAL THE LONG-RANGE PROGRAM ASKED BY PRESI- GEN ELECTRIC e~ HOUR BUT IT DID RAISE ONLY A FEW IS­ DENT JOHNSON AND ALSO LACKS MANY OF THE GEN MOTORS 74 SUES fROM THEIR LOWS REFORMS THAT HE URGED, BUT THE PRESI- IBM 3'5 THE UPI STOCK MARKET INDICATOR POSTED DENT GETS ALL THE MONEY HE SOUGHT FOR LOCKHEED 54 A LOSS OF 1010 PERCENT ON THE 1,372 THE FIRST YEAR LONE STAR CM 15 I/B ISSUES TRADED. THERE WERE 907 LOSERS THE ~OMiROM SE WAS HAMMERED OUT BY A ~GM 25 7/8 AND ONLY 257 GAINERS. ONE ISSUE SEI~1.IE·Hf I Sf: CON-E Efl.CE CO'1M TTE'f TH4T '-Atv'. 12 1/4 TOUCHEt A NEW 1966 HIGH -- THE FIRST O~. Nr ·,,10.3.1 DE' IBErATED FI"R WElKS w'DELl' VAR" tOIL 40 3/8 RECO~DED IN EIGHT SESSIONS -- WHlll VERSIONS OF THE CONTROVER5lAL AID PRO- PAN AMERICAN 50 J/2 187 FELL TO NEW LOWS. GRAM PASSED BY THE TWO HOuSES. RCA 42 1/2 THE NYSE INDEX SHOWED A LOSS EQUAL PASSAGE OF THE AUTHORIZATION CLEARS SEARS 52 7/B TO 37 CE~TS IN THE AVERAGE SHARE PRICE THE WAY FOR CONGRESSIONAL WORK ON AN SHELL OIL 57 1/8 VOLUME EXPANDED TO 5,530,000 SHARES APPROPRIATION BILL TO PROVIDE THE ACT- STD OIL Of CAL. 58 1/4 FROM 4,350,000 SHARES YESTfRDAY. UAL FUNDS FOR THE PROGRAM. STD OIL OF N. J. 64 COW-JONES INDUSTRIALS FELL 4.95 TO SENATE APPROVAL FOLLOWED BRIEF DE- SPERRY RAND 26 3/4 777.39 AND RAILS SHED 1.61 AT 192.5J. BATE AND AN EXPLANATION O~ THE BILL BY U~ITED FRUIT 28 5/B POLAROiD WAS THE VOLUME LEADER, ACTI~G CHA R~'N JOHN J ~PA KMAN, (JEM ~~KhlM BROS. 13 1/4 fALLING 8 1/2 TO 132 ON 164,100 SHARES. AV-) r lr ., _ 1, v :;, CuMM 11- U S. GYPSUM 48 7/8 THE STOCK TOUCHED A LOW OF 131 1/8. H.L Ad,'" I D THE CO~1PROM I SE wAS LITTON WAS SECOND IN THE ACTIVE LIST THE EST THAT COULD BE WORKED OUT. CHANGES NOT AVAILABLE DUE TO POOR WITH A GAIN OF I/B AT 60 5/B ON 124,700 JOHNSON HAD ASKED FOR A $30386 BIL­ RADIO RECEPTION YESTERDAY. SHARES. XEROX PLACED TH lRD. I T FELL LION ANNUAL AUTHORIZATION FOR riVE TO A LOW OF 154 1/2 BUT WAS BID UP IN YEARS. DOW-JONES CLOSING RANGE OF AVERAGES: T~E FINAL HOUR TO FINISH AT 162 3/4 THE HOUSE VOTED ABOUT $3.5 BILLION 30 INDUS CLOSED AT 777.39 OFF 4.95 UP 2 3/4. IT HAD A VOLUME OF 101,200 PLUS THE REQUESTED SPECIAL $550 MIL­ 20 RAILS CLOSED AT 192.50 OFF 1.61 SHARES. LION FOR SOUTH VIET NAM FOR ONE YEAR. 15 UTILS CLOSED AT 123.30 OFF 0.57 ELECTRONICS TOOK A BEATING. fAIR­ IT APPROVED A TWO-YEAR AUTHORIZATION CHILD CAMERA TUMBLED 6 1/4 iN ACTIVE FOR ALL PROGRAMS EXCEPT THE DEVELOPMENT NEW MINI~UM 4/AGE LAW DEALINGS. MOTOROLA DROPPED 6 5/2, LOAN FUND AND THE ALLIANCE FOR PROGRESS OKAYED BY THE HOU0E SCIENTIFtC DATA SYSTEMS 3 1/8, TEXAS WHICH IT GAVE THE REQUESTED FIVE YEARS WASHINGTON (UPI) __ THE HOUSE APPROVED INSTRU~ENTS 4 7/8, IBM 2 I/l} AND THE SENATE CUT THE PROGRAM TO $2.8 AND SENT TO THE SENATE TODAY A COMPRO­ ZENITH 2. BILLiON AND DIVlDED IT INTO TWO BILLS, MISE BILL TO RAISE THE ~EDERAL MINIMUM AIRLINES WERE IN A STEADY DOWNTREND ONE FOR ECONOMIC AND TECHNICAL PRO­ WAGE TO $1060 AN HOUR AND EXTEND COV­ UNTIL SOME BUYING CAME IN DURING THE GRAMS AND THE OTHER FOR MILITARY AID. ERAGE TO B.I MILLION MORE WORKERS. FINAL ~OUR. TRANS WORLD LOST 3 1/8 THE SENATE, IN A REVERSAL OF FORM FROM THE MEASURE, APPROVED 259 TO 89, IN ACTIVE TRADING. KLM SKIDDED 2 5/R, PAST YEARS, VOI[D uNL' ~ _NE-1EAR EX­ WOULD BOOST THE PRESENT $1.25 WAGE AMERICAN 2 3/8, NORTHWEST AND CONTINEN­ TENSION FOR ALL PROGRAMS EXCEPT THE FLoor TO $f.40 ON FEB. I OF 1967, AND TAL I 1/2, AND EASTERN I 1/8. ALLIANCE, WHICH GOT TWO vEARS. TO $1.60 A YEAR LATER FOR SOME 30 MIL­ SlEELS HOVERED CLOSE TO YESTERDAY'S THE JOINT CONFERENCE AGREED ON ONE LION WORKERS NOW COVERED BY THE FAIR CLOSING LEVELS. AUTOS WERE EASIER YEAR FOR ALL BUT THE LOAN FUND, WHICH LABOR STANDARDS ACT. WITH G.M. DOWN 1/2 AND FORD AND AMERI­ WILL GET THREE YEARS OF LIFE IN THE WHILE THE LEGISLATION STILL MUST BE CAN MOTORS DOWN 1/8 EACH. CHRYSLER BILL. ApPROVED BY THE SENATE, NO GREAT DIF­ BUCKED THE TREND WITH A GAIN OF 1/2. THE COMPROMISE TOTAL INCLUDES $2.6 fiCULTY IS EXPECTED IN GETTING ITS AP­ Du PONT WAS FAVORED WBTH A GAON OF BILLION IN ECONOMIC AND TECHNICAL AID PROVAL, AND A NEW WAGE LAW SEEMS AS­ 4 3/4 BUT KODAK SOLD OFF 3 1/2. FOR THE PRESENT fiSCAL YEAR AND $875 SURED BEFORE THE FALL ELECTIONS. GENERAL ELECTRIC SHED I 3/4 AND MILLiON IN MILITARY ASSISTANCE. THE LEGISLATION, THE MAIN TROPHY WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRiC GAVE UP A POINT. ALTHOUGH THE CONFEREES KNOCKED OUT ORGANIZED LABOR COULD CLAIM FROM THE TELEDYNE DROPPED 3 1/4. CORNING GLASS MANY RESTRICTIVE SENATE AMENDMENTS, CURRENT SESSION, WOULD EXTEND THE WAGE RETREATED 6 LORILLARD WAS CLIPPED THEY RETAINED PROVISIONS DESIGNED TO HOUR LAW'S BENEFITS TO 3.1 MILLION AD­ FOR I 1/8, APPARENTLY ~y PROFIT-TAKING FUNNEL MORE AID THROUGH INTERNATIONAL DITIONAL WORKERS, INCLUDING, FOR THE ON RECENT GAINS. ORGANIZATIONS AND ALSO TO LIMIT THE FIRST TIME, FARM HANDS, AND SUCH SERV­ MAGMA COPPER DROPPED 2 1/8, ALCOA NUMBER Of COUNTRIES RECEIVING VARIOUS ICE EMPLOYEES AS LAUNDRY WORKERS, ( 3/4 AND PHELPS-DODGE I 3/8. ANACO~ TYPES Of ASSISTANCE. BELLHOPS, HOSPITAL ORDERLIES, WAITRESS­ COPPER JUMPED 2 1/2. BRISTOL-MEYERS "HERE ~HE C(~IEuo .•• " ES AND SCHOOL JANITORS. ~ELL 4 7/8.JOHNSON & JOHNSON GAVE UP THE Blll ACTUALLY WAS MORE SWEEPING 2, UPJOHN 1 7/8 AND MERCK FELL ATLANTIC CITY, NoJo (UPI)--DoWN THE 7/B. THAN ORIGINALLY PROPOSED BY THE JOHN­ PENNZOIL SOLD OFF AMERADA DROP­ RUNWAY TONIGHT CAME THE 50 GIRLS 2. SON ADMINISTRATION AND PASSED BY THE BILLED AS "THE MOST BEAUTIFUL IN AMER­ PED I 3/8. AIRCRAF ~ WERE SOFT WiTH I HOUSE AND SENATE. IT GOT THAT WAY LAST DOUGLAS DOWN 3/8, LiNG-TEMCO 2 ICA," BUT ONLY TWO WOULD FIND THE TRO­ I 7/B, WEEK WHEN HOUSE-SENATE CONFEREES COM­ BENDIX I 3/8, BOEING I t/8 AND NORTH­ AND PRIZE MONEY AWAITING THEM AT ! P~IES BINED THE STRONGEST FEATURES OF THEIR ROP I. 'HE OTHER END OF THE RAMP. DIFFERING OILLS. PRICES WERE LOWER ON THE AMERICAN IN BATHING SUITS, EVENING GOWNS, AND THUS, THE BILL WOULD MAKE THE JUMP EXCHANGE OF THE 79( 3SSUES TRADED, EVEN OUTLANDISH COSTUMES, THE MISS AM­ FROM $1.40 TO $1.60 IN ONE YEAR AS AP­ 455 RETREATED, 218 HELD UNCHANGED AND ERICA HOPEFULS HOPED TO BE LOOKED ON PROVED BY THE SENATE, RATHER THAN IN ONLY 128 ADVANCED. TRADING TOT/LED WITH FAVOR BY NINE PROMINENT JUDGES TWO YEARS AS VOTED BY THE HUUSE, AND, 1,335,476 SHARES COMPARED WITH 1,086, FROM THE ARTS AND THE BUSINESS WORLD. IN TURN. THE NEW COVERAGE WAS CLOSE TO 386 SHARES YESTERDAY. THE "AMEX" IN­ ALTHOUGH THE GIRLS, DIVIDED ALPHA­ THE fiNAL FIGURE IN THE HOUSE, RATHER DEX DROPPED 16 CENTS. BETICALLY INTO THREE GROUPS PEk­ THAN THE SEVEN MILLION ADOPTED BY THE fORMED IN EVENING G0WN, TALENT OR SENATE. BATHING SUIT, ONLY THE WINNERS OF THE JAKARTA (UPI)--PRESIDENT SUKARNO IT WAS NOT EASY TO GET THE HOUSE TO TALENT AND BATHING SUIT COMPETITIONS CHARGED TODAY THERE WERE PLOTS TO KILL ACCEPT TH~ 1968 EFFECTIVE DATE FOR THE ARE ANNOUNCED. HiM If A CAMPAIGN TO OUST HIM fAILED. JUMP TO $1.60. IT REJECTED BY ONLY 20 Fo~ TrlE FIRST YEAR SINCE 1921 THE "THERE ARE PRESENT EfFORTS TO UNDER­ vnTES -- 183 TO 163 -- A MOTION BY CONTEST WAS TO HAVE A DiSTINCT PERSON­ MINE MY AUTHORITY AND IF THAT DOES NOT REP. WILLIAM H. AYRES, (REP.-OHIO), TO ALITY, INTERWEAVING THE COMPETITIONS WORK TO ASSASSINATE ME," HE SAID FLAT­ SEND THE MEASURE BACK TO CONFERENCE WITH SONG AND DANCE NUMBERS. LY iN A SPEECH BEFORE THE LEADERS OF ~TH INSTRUCTIONS TO FIGHT HARDER fOR A THE SHOW, "MISS AMERICA, ZIPCODE AN INDONESIAN VETERANS' ORGANIZATION 1969 EFFECTIVE DATE. 1966", TELLS THE STORY OF THE YEAR­ IN THE STATE PALACE. ABOUT A SCORE OF HOUSE REPUBLICANS LONG REIGN OF THE WINNER OF THE THE SPEECH CAME AMIDST REPORTS THAT REFUSED TO GO ALONG WITH AYRES' PROPO~ WORLDiS MOST FAMOUS AND LUCRATIVE THE STUDENT POLITICAL ACTION FRONT ALOF I SETTING SOUTHERN AND A fEW NOR­ BEAUTY CONTEST. PLANS TO LAUNCH A SERIES Of DEMONSTRA­ THERN DEMOCRATS WHO VOTED FOR THE DEBORAH BRYANT, MISS AMERICA or TIONS AGAINST SUKARNO IN THE LAST TWO STRETCH-OUT. 1960, NARRATES THE STORY. WEEKS OF SEPTEMBER. Pf!king~s "Paul Reveres" Red China Leaders Talk In vasion of Them By Us FEATURE

Iy F I( WU India and Soviet Russia Utterances by other Com­ Central Press ASSOClatlO1l munist public figures and pub­ Correspondent lication express cocksureness of page HONG KONG-Sailors of the Peiping's capabllity to cope United States Seventh Fleet with "U S imperialism and ag­ based at Tslngtao immediately gresslOn," Soviet revisionism after World War n have a ling­ and all other reactionaries ering affection for the beauti­ ICROSS-WORD By Eugene Shefferl China's most powerful weapon ful port city and would be glad to overwhelm all opposition is 4 S & 1 , 10 II I to visit again that summer re­ the thought (precepts) of I 2. 3 ~8 sort in north China Chairman Mao Tse-tung, which ~ I I This attachment probably in­ "will win victories in the Chin­ I~ I~ 14 spired Marshal Chen Yi, Pe­ ese revolution and world revo­ ~ ~ king's deputy premier and for­ lution' and are expected to IS 16, 11 eign minister, to tell members survive the author ~ of the Peking diplomatic corps • • • t& I'J ~o on a recent junket to Tsmgtao HOWEVER, the paradox i~ ~ ~ ~ ~ that the American saUors and the internal opposition in the 2.1 2.~ t~ z.~ 2!i marines would come back to country as a result of bad llv­ this port city not for recreation ~ ~ ~ ~ mg conditions, regimentation ZCD 27 2& 2.~ 30 and training as in the past but and periodIcal cleansing (perse this time as invaders ~ ~ cutlon) movements !II 'S2. '!>'S Communist sources in Hong This is admitted by official Kong said that Marshal Chen documents and publications dis­ ~ ~ 35 ~E. YI'S revelation was based on closlOg "anti Party, anti social­ 34 an intelligence scoop and not ist elements employing all a­ ~ ~ prompted by any anti-American vailable means to stage a come­ '!>7 3& 39 sentiment However, mllltary back in China" These people % ~ ~ ~ experts here point out that give verbal support to social­ 40 41 42. 4~ 44 Tientsin or anywhere around ism but ' in reality they hanker ~ r0 ~ ~ the Gulf of Pohal is much near­ after capitalism and Cling to 45 4& 41 48 4' er to Peking than Tsingtao the corpse of bourgeoisie ~ • • • and use cunmng devious and 50 SI 52 JUST BEFORE the foreign indirect methods to attack the ~ ~ minister played Paul Revere and party and socialism continuous 5~ !)4 55" heralded "the Americans are ly' ~ ~ coming," Premier Chou En-lai In fact Chairman Mao Tse­ 5-3 also sensed the alleged coming tung is worried even by ene­ invasion and declared in an in­ mies WIthout guns He once ad­ HORIZONTAL U threaded 2 a vouch 20 chenahed terview with a Pakistani cor­ monished "After the enemies 1 flymg rope 3 allowance arumal with guns have been Wiped out mammal .5 contend for waste 23 death respondent that "China is pre­ Thll youthful Chlne,e CommunISt soldier I' among the many that • fat of swine .8 delegate • the 'rare notice pared" Chou added that China now stand guard along that Red nation's long coastline there will still be enemies with­ out guns They are bound to 8 berets 50 strong blow and rad18.nt 24 flrn will defend not only itself but 12 gIrls name 51 headland malden 25 astensk also any country in Asia, Afri­ Marshal Chen YI s disclosure TslOgtao, the premier does not struggle desperately agalnst 13 pitcher 52 wrong- 5 cQgmzant 26 stalk ca or elsewhere, which • meets of future landlOg of an Amen worry any more about the Idle­ us' If medley domg 6 a color 27 bishop WIth aggressIOn by the Im­ can lOvaslon fOlce must have ness of the People s LiberatIOn Mao's warning IS echoed in a 15 evenmg 53 rlver in 7 Vlslonary of Rome perialists headed by the Umted upset PremIer Chou En lal who Arm y (Chmese Communist recent editorIal in the Chieh love song RUSSia 8 shade 28 dye indigo states .. prevIOusly took the pOSitIOn soldiers) Fang Chun Pao (Army Van­ 17 soaks flax 5' three, at of red 29 varymg 'Once in Chma, the Umted that the mvaslOn would come • • • guard Journal) in the following 18 a quivermg cards 9 beverage weight 19 the 55 Golf mound 10 abyss (India) States will not be able to pull only from the sea and sky ALTHOUGH thIS army IS es words "U S imperialism and smce hIS mtelhgence SOUl ces tlmated at two and a half mil­ other class enemies at home wallaba VERTIOAL 11 distress 32 monetary out, however many men it may 21 metallic 1 most Signal mstallment said some U S strategists hon men, they are deployed and abroad not only try to send over and whatever wea rock excellent 16 overact 33 townships far and WIde along the south overthrow us by use of violence, pons it may use, nuclear wea­ wanted to aVOId a ground war 22 canta------of Attica pons meluded," the premIer On the assumptIOn that the Chma coast opposite the na­ but also attempt to conquer us loupes Answer to yesterday s puzzle 35 harem blandly warned AmerIcans would fIght only at tIOnalists m Formosa (TaIwan) by peaceful evolution and sug­ 26 freshet room Chou did not elaborate but sea and In the air Chou asked In southwest provmces of ar-coated bullets' (briberies) 29 harden 36 stylish imphed that Chma might use • Why can't we fight back on KwangSI and Yunnan to watch It seems that the warning of 30 wager 38 musical its quota of nuclear weapons the ground? AmerIcan and Thai moves in coming AmerIcan landings at 31 vocal drama foUowmg three explOSIons of • • • Viet Nam and Thailand and Tsmgtao has a great impact on sound 39 ascend atomic deVIces in Sink lang NOW that ForeIgn Mlmster along the lengthy frontiers of the Pekmg leadership in view 32 through 42 huge provlOce between October 1964 Chen YI envisages the landlOg Tibet Inner Mongoha Man­ of the lurking enemies outside 33 opera star '3 Great and May, 1966 of hostile AmerICan forces at churia and Smklang vis a-vis and inside the country 3. slender Lake finial •• umt of 35 large force paddle .5 mountain 36 restram pass through .6 single fear unit 37 tune f7 female 39 fortify swan .0 knave of Avence lillie 01 .ol.tloa: J" mla.I.. .9 mal de clubs (@ 1986 Kine Features Synd Inc:) CRYPl'OQUIPS PCPZO RXCQDB PWGWOJ FQ OXGWOB OFOZR JRWQD Yesterday'. Cryptoqulp AS USUAL, TOUT ON TOOT LAGS ON NAGS CONTRACT BRIDGE By B. Jay Becker (Top Record-Holder In Malters' IndiVidual Champi nshlp Play) South dealer obtammg the lead for a heart East-West vulnerable return NORTH West continued With a. club, .Q754 dummy taking the ace Declarer ,,106 then led a low spade to the ace .K984 on which West played the longl .,.A53 As a result of this play, South PLEASE SAVE MY LIFE-Pretty WEST EAST could no longer make the con­ Karen Shamblen takes time out .K2 .JI03 tract East was bound to take from her showglrl dutIes to fill In the lead sooner or later with a. as lIfeguard at a Las P egas, Nev, "AQ5. ,,98732 .63 .72 trump, and, whenever this oc­ pool So have a good sWIm and curred, he would return a. heart don', worry about a thing tft K Q1082 ".196 A TOWN RAZED--Turklsh re'lcue troops stand before a half demolished bulldmg del>troyed SOUTH to smk the contract when a series of earthquakes razed the town of Varto Th€- quakes tore across four of .A986 Had West neglected to drop Turkey s eastern provmces and took an estimated 3 000 lives "K.1 the long of spades on the ace, .AQ.1105 South would have made the con­ ,,7. tract easily A trump continua.­ tion would have forced West to The blddmg take the king, and declarer IMoos by Bob Weber I South West North East would have lost, all told, only a 1 • 2 .. 2 • Pass spade, a heart and a. club 2 • Pass 4 • It was obvious to West, from Opening lead-kmg of clubs the bIdding, that South had the Generally speaking, defense is king of hearts It was also clear, ------~------THEY COULD HAve AT LEAST HAD qwte an art It challenges the from the pla.y, that South did THE DeCENCY 10 PRETEND THEY Imagination and also is a good not have the jack of spades Un­ WEREN'T HOME! test of technical skill doubtedly South w 0 u 1 d have A defender can't afford to be taken a spade finesse had he lazy He cannot play mechamc- held the A.J ally and still expect to get the West was therefore abl to best results There is usually credIt East with the jack. and, much for him to think about, smce South's bidding had Ind!­ and if he shrinks from this cated a. four-card spad suit, duty, dIsaster will eventually the drop of the king could not catch up with him jeopardize his sid '8 t rum p Here Is a case of exception- trick ally fine defense West led the Defensively, West could count kmg of clubs and dec I a. r e r on a club and a. spade, and he played low from dummy, East therefore had to hope for two sIgnaling with the nine South's heart tricks if the contract was purpose in ducking was to re- to be defeated All he really did duce the possibility of East's was play accordingly (C 1988, KIDc Features Syndicate. 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MOVIES ARE KEYED AS TO THE AUDIENCE HOUR, DAY OR WEEK HELP WANTED 2449 OR COME TO TR. rOR WHICH THEY ARE SUITABLE THE SYM­ BOLS A, T AND C REPRESENT ADULTS, TEENS CLERK-TYPISTS - SEVERAL GOOD OPEN­ AND CHILDREN, RESPECTIVELY. THE PRES­ INGS AVAILABLE. CoNTACT GLOBAL IRO ENCE OF' ANY Of THE THREE SYMBOLS INDI­ EXPERIENCID ADULT WILL BABYSIT IN IN THE TERMINAL BUILDING OR PHONE R HOME AT NIGHT. WILL ALSO CARE rOR CATES THAT THE rlLM IS CONSIDERED SUIT­ HILDREN ArTER SCHOOL HOURS. CALL 2234. 705· ABLE rOR THE AUDIENCE GROUP REPRESENTED BY THE SYMBOLS.

Two SCUBA TANKS WITH HARNESSES. CALL BILL BORDMAN AT 319 DAYS. HERE AND THERE IN THE WOMENIS WORLD BY GAY PAULEY , NEW YORK (UPI)--ONE WONDERS WHAT MIGHT HAVE BEEN THE LESSEIING or THE TRAGIC lABOR DAY WEEKEND TOLL ON THE HIGHWAYS Ir MOTORISTS HAD REMEMBERED ONE BASIC RULE or THE ROAD -- COURTESY. A LITTLE or IT, PLUS PATIENCE MIGHT HAVE KEPT SAF'E THOSE OTHERWISE "NICE" GUYS NEXT DOOR WHO, WHEN BEHIND THE WHEEL, TURN INTO HORN-BLOWING, CANTAN­ KEROUS, SELF'ISH, RUSHING, IR~ITABLE, orTEN PROfANE PERSONS. UNrORTUNATELY, TOO MANY or THE "NICE" GUYS, THEIR F'AMILIES, AND THE INNOCENTS ABROAD ON THE HIGHWAY NEVER .ETURNED TO THE HOUSE NEXT DOOR.

IT orTEN OCCUR. IN LISTENING TO CON­ VERSATION THAT THOSE WHO HAVE SMALL SALE! THOUGHTS AND SMALL EXPERIENCES MA~E SMALL TALK. In case you haven't gotten A rRIEND r MINE WHO IS ONE or THE the message, MANY SEEMINGLY INCURABLE INSOMNIACS HAS rOUND THE ANSWER TO SLEEPLESSNESS -­ LEM>N HART JUST GET UP AND GET THINGS DOING IN­ GOLDm JAMAICA STEAD or LYING rRETTING. MAYBE HER SBLUTION IS NOT MEDICALLY TUC OKAYS PRICE FIX ~TUDENT~ OPPO~E SUB RUM SOUND, BUT rOR HER IT'S HAPPIER AND BLACKPOOL, ENGLAND (UPI)--THE POWER­ TOKYO (UPI)--THOUSANDS or STUDENTS AND CHEAPER THAN SLEEPING PILLS. rUL TRADES UNION CoNGRESS (TUC), WHICH UNION WORKERS RIOTED TONIGHT WHEN POLICE will be ON SALE REPRESENTS NEARLY 9 MILLION BRITISH BROKE UP THEIR ErrORTS TO S~RM THE U.S. Now THAT VACATIONS ARE OVER rOR MOST WORKERS, VOTED TODAY TO COOPERATE VOL­ NAVAL BASE AT YOKOSUKA IN PROTEST AGAINST for only $1.40! or US, WE CAN GET TO THE ACCOMPLISH­ UNTARILY WITH THE LABOR GOVERNMENT~S A VISIT BY THE NUCLEAR SUBMARINE U.S.S. MENTS MAPPED AHEAD rOR rALL -- BEING ECONOMY-RESCUING WAGE-PRICE rREEZE. SEADRAGON. THE rlRST rOR THE corrEE BREAK, CHAMPI­ THE VOTE WAS 4.9 MILLION TO 3.8 MIL­ A SPECIAL TASK FORCE or 4,600 POLICE­ ON LINGERER AT THE WATER COOLER, NUMBER LION. MEN KEPT 1HE DeMONSTRATORS rROM THE .ASE, ONE AT THE ART or CLOCK WATCHING. LEGAL MOVES TO PREVENT TWO UNIONS BUT THE MOB VENT WILD AND SMASHED SHOP CASTING THEIR 1.2 MILLION VOTES IN WINDOWS AND SET rlRE TO 'OLICE JEEPS. DoES ANYONE SING THESE DAYS? DON'T rAVOR or THE GOVERNMENT'S ECONOMIC THEY STONED POLICE AND THREW BOTTLES, IN­ MEAN SING rOR AUDIENCES AND rOR MONEY POLICIES rAILED. JURING 242 POLICEMEN, 'OUR SERIOUSLY. BUT '01 THE SHEER JIY or SINGING -­ THE RESULT or THE BALLOT, TAKEN AT SEVEN STUDENTS WERE ARIESTED. AROUND THE HOUSE DOING THE CHORES? THE TUC's ANNUAL CONfERENCE HERE, VIR­ PeLICE ESTIMATED THE CROWD AT 11,000. SINGING, l THIMK, IS THE HEART'S TUALLY AISURED PRIME'MINISTER HAROLD BUT THE DEMONSTRATORS, MANY 0' THEM PR - LIGHTENER BOTH fOR ONESELr AND THOSE WILl •• Of OVER-ALL UNION BACKING rOR COMMUNISTS, CLAIMED THEIR _UMBERS WERE AT AROUND. TRY IT SI~GLY, R AS A rAMILY THE POLICY WHICH WILL BLOCK ALL WAGE LEAIT 35,000. GROUP OCCASIONALLY, AND WATCH THE WAY AND PRICE HIKES UNTIL 1961. ------rRUSTRATION AND WEARINESS Of OUR AGE WILION HAD THREATENED TO US£ "IS IT'S UP TO ~ TO KEEP KWAJALEIN CLEAN. 0' PROBLEMS DISAPPEAR. UN,RECEDENTED ENfORCEMENT POWERS ON THE MOST USErUL VIRTUE II PATIEMCE. THE UNIONS I~ THEY RErUSED T COM'EY. JOHN DEWEY