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VOL , No ISLANDS UNITED NATIONS(UPI)--U N DIPLO IsraelTryingto Buy SViets, Thais Whip Cong Twice MATS HAVE BEEN CRITICIZED fOR DOING NO MORE THAN TALK AND PASS RESOLU- Arms to M'Itch Arabs' TIONS If THAT'S ALL THEY DID, WASHINGTON (UPI)--lsRAEl, rEELING In Drive for Big Holiday Victory THEY DID IT WEll IN 1967 THE U.N THREATtNEO BY MASSIVE SOVIET ARMS ::lA-IGO', (U~'I)--VIET CO~G f"ORCES TRYING TO MOUNT or,EN5IVES IN THEIR PRINTING OffICE WHICH CHURNS OUT TO ITS ARAB N~IGHBORS, \[K0NG DELTA STRONGHOLD surrERED TWO SEVERE DErEATS TODAY, AND GEN. COPIES OF SPEECHES, RESOLUTIONS, IS MAKING A CONCERTED BID TO BUY \'''ILLIIIM C \-JESTMDRElAND SAID THE COMMUNISTS HAD "STRUCK OUT" IN AT MEETING SUMMARIES, AND WHAT_NOT MILITARY EQUIPMENT FROM THE T['F'T5 TO Wlr~.<\ ~1AJOR VICTORY BErORE THE CHRISTM.<\S TRUCt PAPER WORK, THrs YEAR PRODUCED STATES BUT US orrlCIALS ~0l'TH V,ETNAMESE TROOPS AND THEIR THAI ALLIES KILL[D 128 COMMUNISTS 5i'2,073,729 PAG£S or IT THAT REPORTED TODAY TO aE RESPONO W.,ILE: SUFFERlr,G ONLY rOUR or THEIR OWN MEN KilLED IN TWO BATTLES INTERNAL U N PRINTING ALONE NEGATIVELY TO ISRAELI PLEAS, THE RLLIED VICTORIES rRUSTRATED VIET CONG ATTACKS ON SAIGON'S OUTER FARM OUT SOME or THE WORK THE UNITED STATtS IS JUST PE"II~ETER QErtNSES AND ROOTED .<\ COMMUNIST UNIT OUT Of' ITS lONG-HELD CORRESPONDENTS rROM ALL OVER THE THE ONLY POSSIBLE SOURCE or SANCTUARY DEEP IN THE DELTA PADDY lANDS THEY HAVE DOMINATED rOR MORE WORLD HAD AMPLE "SOURCES" , TI-'\N A DECADE ADMINISTRATION orFICIAlS TOOK IVEsnIORElAND, COMMANDER OF US POSITION THAT ISRAEL WAS EXAG ING THE EXTENT TO WHICH THE FORCES I" VIET NAM, 'WAS '}O ELATED Washkansky Dies of Pneumonia; 6v THE v I CTO" I ES HE V I S I TtD TROOPS BS, PARTICULARLY EGYPT AND Sy Of THIILA~D'S ~fCENrLY-ARRIVEO lA, H~VE BEEN REARMED BY THE Rus Borrowed Heart Still Working IANS f"OLLO'WING THE JUNE WAR ~UEEN'S COBRA' REGI~ENT JUST HOURS AFTER THE MEKONG BATTLE SOUTHEAST CAPE TOWN (UPI)--DoUBlE PNEUMONIA DESCRIBED AS "YERY BAD, VERY EX THEY CLAIMED THAT AT .<\NY RATE IT OF SA IGO". TENSIVE" CAUSED THE DEATH TODAY or Lou!s WASHKANSKY, WHOSE LIrE WAS a~ A LONG TIME BEFORE EGYPT FAR TO THt ~0HTH, THE NORTH VlfT 18 DAYS AGO WITH THE rlRST HUMAN HEART TRANSPLANT IN MEDICAL ITS AlliES BECAME A FIRST-CLASS ~A'ES( FIRE~ SURFACE-TO-AIR ~IS lSTORY HIS SURGEON WAS READY TO TRY AGAIN SIL£S AT GIANt US 852 STRATorORT AN AUTOPSY REPORT RELEASED BY DR CHRISTIAN BARNARD. THE SURGEON RESSES AS THEY aO~BED THE NORTHERN PERFORKED THE BREAKTHROUGH OPERATION, SAID THE 53-YEAR-OLD WASH 1,1, H4S rUlLY REPLACED THE A IR (cor: T I NJto_ (J'I__ t:'.~G~_~.!.!'!.f.l NSKY'S PULSE WAS STRONG UNTIL THE VERY END NES LOST BY THE ARABS IN THE "THERE tS LITTLE CLINICAL EVIDENCE TO SJGGEST THAT REJECTION PLAYED IX-DAY WAR ISRAELI SOURCES SAY Brief ScrClp in Jordan: PART IN THE CAUSE OF MR WASHKANSKY'S DEATH," BARNARD S.<\ID IN EX PLANES THE SOVIETS HAVE SENT INING THAT HIS SYSTEM HAD ACCEP THE rOREIGN TiSsuE OF THE HEART MORE MODERN THAN ISRAEL'S Israelis Free 16 Ships A 25-YEAR-OLD WO~1AN PlACtD IN JERUSALH1 (UPI )--JOROANIAN IS CHEST ON DEC 3 TROOPS GAVE COVERING rlRE TO A "WE CERTAINlv HAVE: NoT rOUND ANY LBJ Joins Aussies, Heads of State 3A~6 OF ARAS INFilTRATORS RETREAT IDENCE TO DISCOURAGE US FROM lid. rf'.O' II JR/[r SH0070UT WITH AN I TINiJlNG THIS T'(PE OF TR[AH1(NT PATIENTS WITH SERIOUS HEART In Memorial to Drowned Premier ISRArll PATROL, ISRAELt orFICIAlS
;<~PORTED TODAY ISEASES ~S SOON AS THE OCCASION MELBOURNE \UPI)--PRESIDENT JOHNSON AND THE BIGGEST GROUP or VISITING TH[ OfTICIALS SAID ONE ISRAElJ ISES 'WE wrLL DO THE NEXT HEART HEADS OF STATE IN AUSTRALIAN HISTORY JOINED THIS SA DOE NED N.<\TION TODAY SOLl:;IER \JAS ~.ILL[D IN THE CLASH NS?lANT oprRATION !N A SALUTE TO PRIME MINISTER HAROLC HOLT, A CHA!-!PION Of" US POLICIES B[l~EE'. THE ARABS AND \SRAElIS OUR BAflNARD AU1EADY HAS A CANOIDATE IN VIET NAM WHO DROWNED IN THE TASMAN SEA I,G THE NIGHT NORTH OF THE DAMIAH THE NEXT TRANSPLANT -- DR, GOVERNMENT CHIEFS, PRINCES AND HIGH-RANKING OFf"ICIAlS FROM 17 FREt 3~IOGE ACROSS THE JORDAN RIVER IllP BLAIBERG, A DENTIST THERE WORLD NATIONS WERE JOINING JOHNSON AT NOON IN THE SPLENDOR or ST T~[ ~RABS GP[~[D ~p ON THE PATqO~ NO INDICATION WHEN HE WOULD PAUL'S CATHEDRAL rOR A ).
WITH liGHT AR~S AND HAND GRENADES, (CONTINUED ON PAGE NINE) StATESMAN TH: CFFICIALS SAID THEY SAID AS THE PRESIDENTIAL JET, AIR FORCE ONE, WAS READY TO FLY JOHNSON BACK THE INFILTRATORS RETREATED BACK Killer Tornadoes Lead TOWARD WASHINGTON ALMOST IMMEDIATEl ArTER THt CHURCH OF ENGLAND SER A~R05S THE RIVE~ INTO JOROANIA~ VICE. SPECULATION INCR~ASED TKAT TE?RITORY THEY ""ERE AIDED BY COVER Blizzard into Midlands JOHNSON 'WOULD STOP SOMEWHERE IN DeCaulle Orders Study F I R<. FROI, THE [AST BANtI (UP1)--CHR1STMAS WEEK TORNADOES SOUTHEAST ASIA, POSSIBLY VIET NAM, \hF3RMED SOURCES IN JERUSALEM AT LEAST ONE OF THEM A KilLER rOR A PRE-CHRISTMAS VISIT WITH AM Of ICBM Feasibility MEANWHILE SAID TODAY ISRAEL HAS SLASHED AT TOWNS IN THE MIO- ERICAN TROOPS PARIS (UPI)--PRESIDENT CHARLES AGREED TO LET !~ fOREIGN SHIPS TODAY ON THE EDCE OF AN AD JOHNSON WOKE UP EARLY ON THE GAULLE HAS ORDERED PRELIMINARY STRM10EO IN n,E SUEZ CANAL SINCE rRONf OF COlO, 'WIND AND OND DAY Of" HIS MOURNFUL MISSION TO E5 rOR A fRENCH INTERCONTIN- THE JUNE 5-10 MIDDLE lAST WAR AUSTRALIA, AND lEtT CAN8ERRA rOR ENTAL BALLISTIC MISSILE SYS~EM AND lCAVE THE WATERWAY WORST I)F THE TWISTERS THE FORTY-MINUTE FLIGHT TO MEL BlY A FRENCH ORBIT.<\l BOMB, IN THE SO~,RCES POI,\'TED OUT, HOWEVER, 'ROM MUGGY SKIES ON THE BOURNE EO SOURCES SAID TuDA'( THAT EGyPT HAS INSISTED THE CANAL l'oo"''',S,ERN MISSOURI lEAD MINING THOUSANDS or AUSTRALIANS THRONGED SUCH A SYSTEM, WOULD ENABLE F BE DREDGED BEFORE THE SHIPS LEAVE OF POTOSI IT KillED THREE EARLY THIS MORNING TO THE HUGE MEL JOIN THE UNITED STATES AND SOV! SO THE ISRAELI CONCESSION WIll NOT AND INJURED 35 AS IT CUT BOURNE C.<\THEORAl -- A CHURCH WITH IN THE ABiliTY TO DEFEND lJ~ELY RESULT IN THE SHIPS ACTUAL- THREE_"'llE, HALf-MILLION DOLLAR (CONTINVED ON PAGE NINE) INST ATTACK rROM ALMOST ANYWHERE lY lEAVING TH<- CANAL TM OF DESTRUCTION BRITISH PRESS DISPATCHES rRO/~ HORE TWISTERS STRUCK AT FORT Fulbright Defends Stand GOVERNMENT QUARTERS TODAY COULD CAIRO REPORTED TODAY A "SUDDEN ITH AND EDGEMONT IN ARKANSAS, AT SAY AGAINST WHOM FRANCE MIGHT 301LDUP OF ISHAEl FORCES ALONG Y CHEST[q AND JERSEYVILLE IN J Against LBJ War Policy NTuAlLY USE lONG-RANGE WEAPONS THE SUEZ CANAl, BUT ISR,t,Ell SOURCES INOIS, ANO AT HERMANN, V,R""M, WASHINGTON (UPI)--SEN J WIllIAM THAT fRENCH MILITARY lEADERS IN JERUSALEM DISMISSED THE REPORTS AND WillOW SPRINGS IN MIS- FUlBRIGHT, DEfENDING HIS ATTACKS RULED OUT A THREAT rROM SOVIET (CONTINUED ON PAGE NINE) AGAINST PRESIDENT JOHNSON'S WAR PERSONS WERE INJURED IN POLICY .. SAID TODAY THAT NATIONAL GAULLE WAS Viets Refuse Delivery ARKANSAS TORNADOES AND THREE PRIDE, NOT NATIONAL SECURITY, IS NKING OF THE LATEST TYPE Of" MIS- INJURIES, O~E OF THEM SERIOUS, WER THE REASON THE UNITED STATES IS
Of Prisoners' Packages PORTED AT PERCY riGHTING IN VIET NAM PON PERMITTING HI~1 10 SPEAK ON JASHINGTO~ (UPI)--THE UNITED THE TORNADOES BOilED UP ON THE IN A YEAR-END REPORT TO HIS CON WITH W""SHINGTON AND ~TATES SAID TODAY NORTH V,ET NAM, LINE BETWEEN rREAK SPRI STITUENTS, THE ARKANSAS OEMOCRAT rOR THE SECOND STRAIGHT YEAR, HAD IKE WEATHER 'WHICH HUNG OVER MUCH SAID HE HAD BEEN ACCUSED Of "PER- WAS UNDERSTOOD TO BE REruSED TO DEliVER CHRISTMAS PACK THE EAST AND A BITTER STORM FORMING A DISSERVICE TO MY COUNTRY" lEVE TtlAT THE tllGtl COST or SUCH AGES TO kMERICAN PRISONERS OF WAR MOVI,"G OUT OF THE BY CRITICIZING THE ADMINISTRATION'S PONS SHOULD BE A SECONDARY CON- ';O'E OF THE GirT PACKAGES HAD aEEN CONDUCT Of" THE WAR. BUT HE SAID IDERATION THE PRIMARY THOUGHT RIFLED THE STATE ANO DEFENSE DE HE HAD SUPPORTED, AND WOULD CONT1N- 1"""0 BE INSURING FRANCE'S DErENSE PARn~ENTS 60TH DENOUNCED THE ACTION Bridge Toll at 32 UE TO SUPPORT, "AMERICAN SOLDIERS HEIGHTENING ITS PRESTIGE, IT A~ SI10CKI~G AND CAllOllS A PENTA POINT PLEASANT, W VA (UPI)- ALREADY CDMM I TTED TO ACT I ON " REPORT~'~Q";'" __",;-_:-; G0!J SP'»)..[SI4AN SAID 231 PACKAGES ETHAN 500 MEN TOILED TODAY TO HE DISPUTED JOHNSON'S ASSERTION LBJ Th" iII Id P I HAVE BEEN RETuRNED TO THE PRISYN_ THE OHIO RIVER'S MAIN CHAN '"" '"' SoCT" V,to"",,, AR' VIC- ,. leu nOU ar ey [RS' FAI IllES 50 rAR ANO SEVERAL OF 'tHE SilVER TIMS or COMMUNIST AGGRESSION rROM CANBERRA (UPI)--PRESIOENT JOHNSON HUNDPED r~ORE PROBABLY WilL BE RE DGE COllAPSE -- A DISASTER NORTH VIET NAM AND THE ULTIMATE SE- PRESIDENT NGUYEN VAN THIEU or JECTED Allor THEM REACHED HANOI CH TRIGGERED aRIDGE SURVEYS AND CURITY Of" THE UNITED STATES IS AT VIET NAM ANNOUNCED TODAY THAT 6JT WERE ST'<\I-1PED, "REFUSED BY THE INVESTIGATIONS rROM COAST TO COAST STAKE RATHER, HE SAID, IT IS rr A IGON lEADERS ~ERE WilLING TO ~IEET POSTAL SERVICE or VIET NAM 11 DIVERS AND EXPERT RIVERMEN MAN CIVIL WAR BETWEEN TWO rACTIONS or CONG REPRESENTATIVE 0'" IJ S orrlCIAlS SAID THE ACTION ING GIANT CRANES ON DERRICK BOATS " MATTERS," INCLUDING PEACE WAS A DIRECT VIOLATION or THE GEN_ UP T\,IO MORE AUTOMOBILES " INVOLVEMENT HAS BEEN A MIS COMMUNIQUE WAS SEEN AS AN rVA CONVENTION ON "RISON(RS or \I'<\R, THE BODIES OF A MAN, WOMAN AND " HE SAID, " AND WE SEEM UN fORT TO DISPEL PU8llSH~D REPORTS WHICH WAS CREATED TO PROTECT BASIC lD THIS BROUGHT THE KNOWN IlLING TO ACKNOWLEDGE THAT WASHINGTON-SAIGON CONflICT H ~ANITARIAN RIGHTS or CAPTURED TOLL rROM LAST FRIDAY'S PROCEED TO A SETTlEME,"T or SOME THE QUESTIO~ ~EACE NtGOTIA_ ',ERVICEI'EN TO 32 BeTweEN THE SOuTH V,ETNAMESE NORTH VIET NAM IS A SIGNATORY LEAST 23 OTH~R PERSONS WERE "Wt ARE PA YI NG A DEAR PR I CE FOR \O'''',"''M'''T AND THE NATIONAL L'BERA TfJ I i'lL CONVCNll ON, BUT THE HAND I MISSING SO-CALLED NATIONAL PRIDE" FRONT -- THE POLITICAL ARM or G,)VERNMttH HA:; ClA IMEO THROUGHOUT WHILE SALVAGE CREWS WORKED, 22 HOWEVER, FULBRIGHT SAID, "AS LONG VIET CONGo THE VIET NAM WAR THAT CAPTURtD U S RGES LOADED WITH 140,000 TO,"S OUR YOUNG MEN ARE COMMITTED TO THC STATEMENT WAS RELEASED AFTER IRMEN AND OTHER SERVICEMEN ARE NOT CARGO WAITED UPSTREAM f"ROM THE ICOM6"" NOT ONE LIf"E WILL BE lOST TWO-HOUR MEETING BETWEEN JOHNSON ~O'IERS or WAR BuT WAR CRIMINALS SiTE rOR A GO_AHEAD _ROM USE THEY ARE ILL-EQUIPPED OR THIEU AT THE U S EMBASSY ~ VIET NAM HAS, HOWEVER, LET US ARMY CORPS OF ENGINEERS Y CARED fOR IF IT IS IN MY THE REPORTS or A JOH,"SON-THIEU ·ERS AND PACKAGE5 GO MOYE DOWN THE RIV[R IT ,. HE CJTED HtS va"·"">, IT CAME LAST TUESDAY. 'URIA," GeSTURE. (CONTINUED ON PAGE NINE) ~ECORO ON APPROPRIATIONS BllLS~ PAGE 2 21 WASHKANSKV FUND SET UP BOBBY KENNEDV BACKEkb Elr~Tf~~T~~~PkTefRS~~GE_IN CAPE TOWN, SCUTH AFRICA (UPI) ~-M~s. ~EEK PENNA. CANDIDACV
GORMAN, CALlr. (UPI) --EIGHTEEN CONSTRUC LouIS WASHKANSKY J WIDOW Of HISTORY'S FIRST NEW Y6R~ (UPI) --THE CITIZENS fOR KEN TION WOR~ERS WERE TRAPPED TODAY IN A TUNNEL HEAAT TRANSPLANT PATIENT, ASKEO TODAY THAT NEDY TODAY REVEALED A CAMPAIGN TO PUT THE CAVE-IN ON THE $1 75 BILLION fEATHER RIVE~ NO FLOWERS BE SENT rDA HIS FUNERAL FRIDAY. NEW Y6R~ SENATOR ON THE BALLOT I N PENN"! PRO.J(CT. INSTEAD SHE ASKED THAT THE DONATIONS BE SYLVANIA'S ,,"PRIL 23 PRESIDENTIAL 'P~lMARY AS THE MEN WE~E ~EPOATED IN GOOO CONDITION MADE TO THE HEART CLINIC AT GROOTE SCHUUR A "MEAN I NGFUL AL TERt.iATI VE TO LBJ." AND WITH AOEQUATE AlA, WATER AND LIGHTS. HOSPITAL OR TO A FUND COMMEMORATING DENISE NEW YORK PSYCHIATRIST MARTIN SHEPARD, AN ESCAPE TUNNEL WAS STAATED IMMEDIATELY DARVALL WHOSE HEART GAVE WASHKANSKY 18 CO-CHAIRMAN OF THE COM~ITTEE TO DRAfT TO FREE THE MEN FAOM THE UNDERGROUND CAVERN DAYS OF BOARO .... ED LIFE ROBERT F KENNEDY, SAID 400 FORMER DELE AND WAS EXPECTED TO BE BROKEN THROUGH BY FUNDS COLLECTED FOR THE DARVALL FUND GATES AND ALTERt.iATES rROM PENNSYLVANIA NOON FOR CARDIAC RESEARCH SO FAR HAVE REACHED TO THE 1960 AND 1964 OEMOCR~ TIC NAT I aNAL THECAVE~IN OCCURRED IN THE EAST BRANCH OF $8,400. CONVENTION HAD BEEN ASKED TO HELP PUT AN AQUEDUCT TUNNEL BEING DUG THROUGH THE KENNEDY ON THE BALLOT. TEHACHAPI MOUNTAINS TO BRING WATER FAOM THE SHOOTING bUSPECT NABBED IN A LETTE~ DATED DEC. 18, SHEPARD TOLD NORTHERN PAAT OF THE STATE TO SEMI-ARID AFTEK TAKING ANT POISON THE EX-DELEGATES THAT DEMOCRATIC SENATOR SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Los ANGELES (UP!) -_A MAN SUSPECTED OF JOSEPH CLARK OF PENNSYLVANIA HAD DECIDED THE Los ANGELES SHERIFF'S SUBSTATION AT FATALLY SHOOTING A MOTORCYCLE OFFICER BE NOT TO RUN AS A "FAVORITE SON" BECAUSE OF NEWHALL SOME 40 MILES SOUTH OF THE COLLAPSED CAUSE Of A BIZARRE WISH TO DIE BY THE POSSIBLE PRIMARY OPPOSITION FOR HIS OWN TUNNEL SECTION SAID CONTACT HAD BEEN MADE HAND OF THE LAW, LAY IN A HOSPITAL PRISON RE-ELECTION AS SENATOR. WITH THE MEN AND THEY ALL WE~E IN GOOD WARD TODAY AFTER SWALLOWING ANT POISON JUST SHEPARD SAID THE KENNEDY GROUP HAD SPIRTS. SEFORE HIS CAPTURE ASKED CLARK TO BE A PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE THE CAVE-IN OCCURRED AT ABOUT 5'30 AM THOMAS EUGENE SPYCHALA, 38, "HAD THI S "TO PERSONALIZE. OPPOSITION TO THE DURING THE GRAVEYARD SHIFT'S TOUR Of DUTY THING ABOUT GETTING SHOT BY POLICE," A POLICIES or THE JOHNSON ADMINISTRATION." IN THE CARLEY V. PORTER TUNNEL, NAMED rOR CLERGYMAN WHO ASKED NOT TO BE IDENTIFIED SHEPARD'S LETTER QUOTED CLARK AS RE THE CO-AUTHOR or THE STATE WATER PROJECT. TOLD LAW OFFICERS THE MINISTER SAID Spy PLYING: "BECAUSE I MAY WELL HAVE PRIMARY TH( TUNNEL Roar COLLAPSED ABOUT 300 TO 400 CHALA TOLD HIM HE INTENDED TO VIOLATE TRAf OPPOSITION IT WOULD BE INADVISABLE FOR FEET FROM THE SOUTH PORTAL OF THE AQUEDUCT FIC LAWS IN ORDER TO PROVOKE A GUN DUEL ME TO ALSO APPEAR AS A 'rAVORITE SON' aUT THE WORKERS, INCLUDING ONE STATE IN WITH POLICE. CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT AT THE SAME TIME.' SPECTOR, WERE WORKING ON THE rACE OF THE SPYCHALA SURRENDERED WITHOUT A STRUGGLE SHEPARD SAID 100 SIGNATURES rROM EACH SHAFT MORE THAN A MILE FAOM THE ENTRANCE LAST NIGHT IN A LOMITA D~UG STORE, ENDING or TEN COUNTIES WOULD BE NEEDED TO PLACE THE COLLAPSE WAS rOUND WHEN A MAN PILOTING A DAYLONG MANHUNT BY 150 LAW ENfORCEMENT KENNEDY ON THE BALLOT, AND HE ESTIMATED A RAILROAD CAR IN rOR A LOAD OF RUBBLE WAS FICERS THROUGHOUT THE SOUTH BAY AREA OF Los THAT VOLUNTEERS TO COLLECT THr SIGNATURES BLOCKED ANGELES HE SWALLOWED ONE OUNCE OF ANT ALRE ADY HAVE "COME FOR TH FROM 12 COUNT I ES. ' VOICE CONTACT WAS MADE WITH THE WORKERS POISON BEFORE HIS CAPTURE. HIS STOMACH WAS THROUGH A 6-INCH WATER MAIN THAT WAS EMPTIED PUMPED OUT AT THE PRISON WARD OF GENERAL NEW YORK (UPI) --DA AD~IAN KANTROWITZ, AND A SPOKESMAN rOR THE DEPARTMENT Of WATER HOSPITAL WHO MADE AN VNSUCCESSFUL HEART TRANSPLANT RESOURCES SAID FOOD ALSO COULD BE SENT SPYCHALA WAS ARRESTED ASOUT FOUR HOURS IN AN INFANT DEC. 6, SAID TODAY THE DEATH THROUGH THE PIPE IF IT WAS NECESSARY AFTER MEqLE ANDREWS, 39, WAS FATALLY or LOUIS WASH~ANSKY IN SOUTH AFRICA DID BECAUSE or THE DANGER OF rURTHER CAVE-INS, WOUNDED BY FIVE SLUGS FROM A MI RIFLE ON A NOT DASH HOPES THAT THE DRASTIC SURGICAL RESCUE CREWS WORKED WITH HAND TOOLS AIMING STREET IN THE EXCLUSIVE PALOS VERDES ESTA TECHNIQUE WILL EVENTUALLY BE PERFECTED. AT MAKING A FOUR BY SIX FOOT TUNNEL AROUND OF Los ANGELtS. SPYCHALA ALSO IS SUSPECTE "THIS IS THE WAY PROGRESS IS MADE," SAle THE EDGE OF THE MASS OF DIRT AND ROCK. THE OF ASSAULTING A NEIGHBOR AND KIDNAPING TWO KANTROIWITZ AT BROOKLYN'S MAIMONIDES MEDIC- COLLAPSED SECTION WAS ESTIMATED AT ABOUT MEN. 100 FEET IN LENGTH THE PORTER AQUEDUCT WILL BE ABOUT FIVE MilES IN LENGTH, LONGEST OF THE FOUR BEING CONSTRUCTED THROUGH THE TEHACHAPIS, AND THE CREW WORKING rROM THE NORTH ALSO HAVE PENETRATED APPROXIMATELY A MILE INTO THE MOUNTAIN \LIL'\ .~ THE PROJECT IS OESIGNEO TO BRING WATER TO NEW SOUTHERN CALlrORNIA BY 1972. WHAT'S NEW IN HAl.::",. RED MEDICAL EXPERT Ifl DOUBTS HEART SWAP Moscow (UPI) --A RUSSIAN EXPERT ON TISSUE AND ORGAN TRANSPLANTS SAID TODAY HE FELT HEART TRANSPLANTATION OPERATIONS, STRICTLY SPEAKING, ARE STILL IMPERMISSIBLE IN CLIN ICAL PRACTICE," THE SOVIET NEWS AGENCY TASS REPORTED PROF YURI LOPUKHIN, REACTOR Of Moscow's MEDICAL INSTITUTE NUMBER Two, SPEAKING BE rORE THE DEATH OF PIONEER HEART TRANSPLANT PATIENT LOUIS WASHKANSKY WAS REPORTED, SAID EVEN IF THAT OPERATION WERE SUCCESSFUL, "THIS SUCCESS WILL aE ACCIDENTAL." LOPUKHIN PAID TRIBUTE TO THE COURAGE AND SKILL or PROr CHRISTIAN BARNARD, WHO HEADED THE HEART TRANSPLANT TEAM AT CAPE TOWN'S GROOTE SCHUR HOSPITAL LOPUKHIN SAID HEART TRANSPLANT METHODS HAVE BEEN THOROUGHLY WORKED OUT IN THE SOVIET UNION, BUT THERE ARE STILL MANY DIF~ FICULTIES , HE SAID HIS VI(~S WERE SUPPORTED BY OUS EXPERIMENTS ON ANIMALS MACE IN SOVIET CLINICS H[ CITED THE (XPEAINCE OF VI~TOR SAVELYEV, A COARESPONDING MEMBER or THE ACADEMY Of SCIENCES, WHO MADE 42 HEART BAUBLES s BANGLES, CHARMS AND RINGS TRANSPLANTS IN DOGS. HE SAID IN EACH CASE THE ANIMAL DIED WITHIN 2 1/2 DAYS. Translucent to Rich Spinach Greens "THESE R[SUl TS ARE A WARNING," LOPUKHIN Exquisitely Worked in 14K. Gold SAtD You'll be as delighted as we are with WASKANSKV CASE ANALYZED this mUCh-coveted MUNICH, GERMANY (UPI) --A LEADING WEST GERMAN SURGEON SAID TODAY THE CASE OF LOUIS WASHKANSKY HAS SHO .... N THAT THE RISK OF A HONG KONG JEWELRY HEART TRANSPLANT IS GREATER THAN ANTIC IPATED. PAOF RUDOLF ZENKER, CHIEF OF THE MUNICH A PRECIOUS lot for a PRECIOUS little UNIVE~SITY SURGICAL CLINIC, SAID THE TIME fOR SUCH TRANSPLANTS HAS NOT YET ARRIVED. $9.40 $77.50 Two Of ZENKER'S SUBORDINATES RETURNED SOUTH AfR I CA A fEW DAYS AGO WHERE THEY Look no further than our Jewelry Counter STUDIED THE TECHNIQUES OF PRor. CHRISTIAN BA.N.~D IN CAPE TOWN. ZENt';(iII SAID WASHKANSfI:'I"S DEATH "CAME AS FRIDAY, DECEMBER 22 NO GiIIEAT SU~PRISE TO ME," ALTHOUGH THE IUT COME Of SUCH CRISES COULD NEVER BE DETER MINED IN ADVANCE. "THE SUIlCER", WAS A GREAT (V[NT, WHICH HAS PROVIDED VALUABLE KNOWLEDGE," Z[N~[R 5. ':"---" '0 •• VVWC PLANS DINNER-DANCE PLANS FOR THE !(MIMANNUAL DINNER-OANCE SPONSORED BY THE YO~WE YUK WOMEN1S CLUB WERE MADE AT A MEETING YESTERDAY IN THE HOME or CHRIS PHELPS-MUNSON. THE DINNER DANCE WILL BE HElD ON FR JAN. 26, FROM 8.30 PM UNTIL I
COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS THUS .AR IN~ CLUDE: MARY JACKSON ANO ROE LANE, OECOR~ ATIONS; MYRA SIEVERS, ENTERTAINMENT, MARGE DRAM, HOSTESS rOR THE EVENING; PAT RADISCH ~ND MARY DAGlIS, TICKETS AND RE SERV~TIONS, lONE KIRKHAM, PUBLICtTY. SHOECRAFT SUCCEEDS FURBER SECRETARY O. THE DEPARTMENT OF THE IN~ TERIOR STEW~RT L. UD~LL HAS ANNOUNCED APPOINTMENT OF DR ROBERT K SHOECRA.T AS CHIEF JUSTICE OF THE TRUST TERRITORY. HE WILL SUCCEED JUSTICE EOWARO P. wHO IS RETIRING ON JANUARY 31, I A'TER 20 YEARS O. SERVICE AS CHIEF TICE O. THE TRUST TERRITORY. THE AN- NOUNCEMENT WAS MADE ON DECEMBER 8 IN A RELEASE ISSurD BY THE SECRETARY ,E-
PRESENTATION Or COOKIES TO THE MEN O. SECURITY OFFICE IN EXPRESSING THEI NKS, THE MEN OF SECURITY WILL TAKE GIRL SCOUTS or TROOP 8 TO BRUNCH THE YOKWE YUK ON DEC 24.
THE POST Or. ICE ANTICIPATES RECEIVING TOTAL 11,000 POUNDS O. MAIL BEING IN ON NWA REDTAIL THURSOAY, DEC I AND ON A C-124 ON FRIDAY DEC 22 ALL IS MAIL WILL BE PUT UP BY SUNDAY IT IS REQUESTED THAT PAT~ONS PICK UP IR PARCELS JUST AS SOON ~S NOT"IED TO ARE eXPOSED AS CHILDREN VISIT AND ROOM 'OR MORE PARCELS TO BE DELIVER- TALK WITH S~NT~ NOT OUITE SURE, THE YOUNG BOY APpEARS A BIT APPREHENSive HOWEVER, THE LITTLE GIRL, TOP PHOTO, THE HOLIDAY SCHEDULE Of THE PARCEL DElrVERY WINDOW. SEEMS RELAXED AS SHE ~NO SANTA CHAT CONSIDERING HERSELF "DR. SHOECRAFT HA~ SERVED THE TRUST TO OLD TO SIT ON SANT.'S LAP, THE GIRL IN THE BOTTOM PHOTO DEC 21 9 A" TO I ANO 2 TO 10.)0 ," fORY GOVERNMENT AND THE UNITED .M TO I '" .NO ENTHUSIASTIC~LLY T~LLS SANTA HER WISHES .OR CHRISTMAS OEC. 22 9 PM 2 TO 10:)0 'M ES IN AN OUTSTANDING MANNER AND IS 0" 2) 9 A" TO I 'M ,"D 2 TO 10.)0 KWAJ SKY C~MUTERS LOG MANY MILES A MONTH EDINGLY WElL QUALlflEO fOR THE CH'E. DEC 24 10 A" TO 4 PM '" ICE POSITION," SECRETARY UDALL SAID KI.'bJALE I N HAS MORE THAN 275 "SKY COMMUTERS" DEC 25 10 AM TO 4 PM MAK J NG THE ANNOUNCEMENT ApPROXIMI'TELY 175 ~EN .LY BACK AND 'ORTH TO THEIR JOBS ENOORSING THE APPOINTMENT, HIGH COMMIS FOuR CALI'ORNIA COLLEGE STUDENTS WILL MECK ISLAND MORE THAN 100 PERSONS INC~UDING ABOUT lONER W.R. NORWOOO SA'D "SELECTION O. SPENO 60 DAYS IN A SIMULATED SPACE CABIN WOMEN SECRET~RIES MAKE THE .LIGHT .ROM KWAJALEIN TO GENERAL ROBERT SHOECRAFT TO NI'MUR K. EARLY NEXT YEAR, LIVING IN A CLOSED SYS EED CHltF JUSTICE EDWARD P. FURBER 4CCORD1NG TO MIKE M STENVERS MANAGER Or GLoe~L ASSOCI TEM USING RECIRCULATEO WATER AND OXYGEN. AT'ES AVIATION DEPARTMENT, 12,298 PASSENGERS WERE FLOWN BE UPON THE LATTER1S RETIREMENT REPRESENTS tHE TEST, LONGEST ATTEMPTED WITH A TWEEN HERE AND M[CK LAST MONTH, AND 6,932 WERt .LOWN B( RVEO RECOGNITION O. MR. SHOECRAFT'S CREW SUBSISTING IN CONDITIONS LIKE THOSE TWEEN HERE AND Ro I l,o.~''''ICATION 'OR THIS HIGH O.FICE. " OF A SPACE FLIGHT LASTING A YEAR OR MOR~ folR NORWOOD SAIO "THE APPOINTMENT TH[ ~VltTION DEPARTMENT HAS 'OUR C-54s THREE CA~IBOU AND IS pART O. AN EXTENSIVE LirE-SUPPORT RE SHOULD PROVIDE EffECTIVE CONTINUITY O. TWO HELICOPTERS THE C-54s ~RE ROTATED WITH THREE IN SER- SEARCH PROGRAM Of NASA. \1([ AND ONE IN OVERHAUL THE HIGH STANDARDS WH!CH HAVE CHARACTER THE TEST IS PART OF A PROJECT UNDER A TEN PILOTS OPERATE THE CRA.T IltD THE ADMINISTRATION Of ~USTICE AND NASA $200,000 CONTRACT WI~ THE McDoNNELL THE CARIBOU MAKE 14 ROUND TRIPS DAILY BETWEEN KWAJAlEIN JUDICIARY BRANCH OF THE GOVERNMENT." AS CORp or SANTA MON!CA. AND MEeK MOND~Y THROUGH SATURDAY ANO THREE ON SUNDAY THE C-545 VSUALLY MAKE EIGHT ROUND T~tPS_TO ROl MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY FIVE ON SA:rURDAY AND TWO ON SUNDAY A SPECIAL FL IGHT IS MADE ON MONDAYS AND THURSDJlYS THE HELICOPTERS ARE VS[O MAINLY TO SVPPORT RANGE O?(RATIONS LAST MONTH TH( PILOTS TO AND .ROM MECK LOGG(D 12 784 THOSE ON THE ROI RUN LOGGEO 17,935 MILES THE MEIK RUN TAKES ~PPRO~IMAT£LY to MINUTES EACH WAY, THE ROI FLIGHT 22 MINUTES "I DOUST If THERE ARE MANY PLACES W!1ERE SUCH A LARGE NUM BER Of PERSONS COMMUTE BY PLANE," MR STENVERS OBSERVED YOUTH TAKES OVER TERRITORY GOVERNMENT THE TRuST TERRITORY HAD A NEW HIGH COMMISSIONER RECENTLV WHEN HIGH SCHOOL STUOENT SOLEDAD M BABAUTA ASSUMED THE TITLE MISS B~BAUTA WAS ONE o. 45 SAIP~N STUDENTS TO PARTIC PATE IN THE ISLAND'S FIRST YOUTH TAK(S OVER DAY AS PART Or THE 1967 YOUTH WEEK PROGRAM THE WEEK HAD BEEN PROCLAIMEO THROUGHOUT THE MARIANA I~_ LANOS DISTRICT BY ACTING DISTRICT ADMINISTRATOR FRANCISCO C. AD'" IN SAIPAN, THE WEEK'S ACTIVITIES INCLUDED A DAY D. WORK, WHEN ISLANO YOUTH CLUBS LABORED ON COMMUNITY IMPROVE MENT pRO~ECTS; AN ALL-ISLAND PtCNIC, A ROUNO O. YOUTH MEET INGS AND SEMINARS, AND A YOUTH 'AIR. IN HIS PROCLAMATION, AOA SAID YOUTH WEE~ A.fOROS OPPORTUN ITIES rOR YOUTH TO EXPRESS QUAl'TIES O' LEADERSHIP AND RE SPONSIBILITY AND WOULO HELp DEVELOP AMONG YOUTH A SENSE or COMMUNITY AWARENESS AND UNDERSTANDING ADA ALSO rOUND HIMSEL' REpLACEO BY A yOUNG LAOY WHEN MARIA TAISA~AN SERVEO AS ACTING DISTRICT ADMINISTRATOR ON YOUTH TAKES OVER DAY STUDENTS WERE SELECTED 'OR THE VARIOUS GOV ERNMENT POSTS ArTER THEY HAD WRITTEN BRIEf ESSAYS STATING TH(IR REASONS 'OR WANTJNG TO HOLD THE poSITIOH THEY SPENT THE ENTIRE WORKOAY WITH THEIR AOULT COUNTERPART OBSERVING HI~ AT WORK AND BEING INTRODUCED TO GOVERNMENT FROM THE INSIDE. IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE TOASTMISTRESS CLUB CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTING CEREMONY, THE STUDENTS "'SSUJlltO ~OBS THROUGHOUT THE TRUST TERRITORY HEAO ITY DEPARTMENT WilL ESTABLISH TWO ROAOBLOCKS AT 4 PM, DEC 22. SPECTATORS QUART[RS AND DISTRICT AOJIIINISTRATION AS WELL AS WITH THE ASE UTILiZE ROPEO or. AREA 'RONTING THE CLUB. VEHICULAR TRAF.IC PLEASE UTILIZE PEACE CORPS STA.f, THE ~UOICIARY, RAOIO STATION AND SCHOOLS. AREA IN BACK Of THE CLUB. HOURGLASS THURSDAY, D[CE:MBER 21, 1967 WHITHER THE HIPPIES IN 1968 8Y ROBERT STRANO SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)--WILL 1967 GO DOWN AS "THE YEAR Of" THE HIP1" Plrs" OR AS "ONE or THE EARLY HIPPIE YEARS", IT's HARD TO SAY, HIPPIES 6URST UPON THE NATIONAL SCENE (ARty IN 1967 BUT BY THE END Of" THE YEAR SEEMED TO BE rADING. THE QUESTION IS WERE THEY fADING AWAY OR SIMPLY FADING TNTO THE LANDSCAPE'I ON JAN 14, A HAPPENING CALLED THE HUMAN BE-IN STARTLED SAN FRAN CISCO BY ATTRACTING 15,000 PEOPLE TO GOLDEN GATE PARK IN FOLLOWING MONTHS TENS or THOUSANDS Of HIPPIES AND WOULD-BE PLuS EVEN MORE TOURISTS, INVADED THE CITY'S HAIGHT-ASHBURY ~~~~~~~I:HIPPIES'ISTRICT, NATIONAL MECCA Of THE fLOWER CHILDREN. BUT BY OCT, 6, SOME Ol-S-'LLUSIONEO YOUTHS STAGED A MOCK "DEATH OF ~ A HIPPIE" FUNERAL, COMPLETE WITH CEREMONIES "TO DRIVE OUT THE EVIL. ,.~~gl THEY SAID THEY DIDN'T LIKE THE IMAGE CREATED BY THE NAME, HIPPIE, • ANQ THEY DIDN'T LIKE THE VIOLENCE THAT HAD BECOME A WAY OF LIFE ON "'--'-'-'-'--'11 HA I GHT-AsHBURY BUT THE HIPPIES WEREN'T DEAD YET. THEY HAD ONLY MOVED AWAY IN LARGE NUMBERS FROM THE HAIGHT-ASHBURY AND FROM SOME LESSER FAVOilTE SPOTS IN OTHER CITIES, INCLUDING NEW YORK. A FEW WENT TO AREAS OF NATURAL BEAUTY IN NEW MEXICO AND ALONG
~i;~~~~~~J~~~~~~~~~~~i1~~~~~~T~"~E~",~J~~~~~C:'~L~'~'~O~'~N~"~'OWN CITY. STILL S~~C~O:'~S~T~.~S~O:;ME OTHERS TOOK S I MF'LTHEIR Y S HMESSAGE IF TEO TO BACK0 I r r TOE RE COLLEGE.NT P ARTS Of T HE I R TO ESTIMATE HOW MANY OF THE NATION'S YOUTH i HAS GONE HIPPIE AND REMAINED SO. OR HOW MANY ARE STILL INTRIGUEO BY THE IMAGE Ac~
WORLD EXCEPT TO YAGUELY DESCRIBE A PERSON Of i~i~~~il~!~~~~~~~!~~~~i~~~~I[ PARTICULARUAtLY, NOBODY DRESS, HAS ORIENTEDEVER REALLY TOWARD DErlNED DRUGS THE AND ""I'~ HAVING UNPOPULAR OPINIONS ABOUT WORK, LOVE ANO THE VI (T NAM Wft R BUT BEADED, BEARDED MEN IN OUTLANDISH CDS- ~'r~ : TUMES NOW ARE COMMON IN EVERY SECTION Of SAN FRANCISCO, AND MAKE THEIR APPEARANCE PRETTY NEARLY EVERYWHERE IN THE COUNTRY SO DO THE SLOPPY, STRAGGLY H~IRED GIRLS. iNCREASES IN S,tl.LES OF CIGARETTE PAPERS (ALSO US EO fOR MARIJUANA), SKYROCKETING DRUG ARRESTS, CIRCULATION or HIPPIE NEWSPAPERS, CONTINUED EXISTENCE OF "CRASH PADS" (COMMUN AL DWELLINGS) AND STORES SELLING HIPPIE PARAPHERNALI~ ARE STATISTICAL INDICATORS I.Peanuts by Charles M. Schulz I THAT THE HIPPIES ARE STILL WITH US, EVEN Ir NO ONE KNOWS fOR HOW LONG. NO ONE TOLD ME AN'fTHING THE CURRENT NUMBER Of HIPPIES WHO COULD ABOUT AN OCEAt-I REASONA~LY BE CALLED HIPPIE IN SAN FRANCISCO IS SOM(HTING LIKE 20,000 -- OR MORE. OTHER THOUSANDS EXIST IN NEARBY BERKELEY ON THE EDGES OF THE UNiVERSITY or CALlrORNIA. NEW YORK POLICE SAY ONLY THERE ARE "HUNDREDS" OF HIPPIES IN THAT CITY'S EAST VILLAGE, CONSID ERED THE "CAPITAL" IN THE EAST MEANWHILE, HAIGHT STREET, THE fiRST HIPPll CAPITAL, IS BEING ABANDONED TO A CONSIDER ABLE EXTENT, ALTHOUGH "THE STREET" SEEMS TO by Gordon Bess REMAIN THE POINT TO WHICH THE HIPPIE ALWAYS MEANS TO RETURN, ~OMETIME. I'OY [ DID WE' EVER THEY HAVE A UNDOUBTEDLY, POLICE PRESSURE, ALONG WITH Ci.OBBoR THo "'EW LEADER TIiE TOURIST INFLUX, MADE THE HAIGHT-ASHBURY AND HE" MUST PAcEFACE5 A LESS PLEASANT PLACE fOR THE HIPPIE Of- 'f'ODAY i BE -mE DUMBEST, FICERS WITHHELD SOME 6USINtSS LICENSES, STUPIDEST NIGHTLY RAIDED ABOOES WHERE DRUGS WERE USED, / PE~ON 11-\Ai ANO MOVED IN SQUADS DOWN HAIGHT GRABBING EVER WA6i YOUNGSTERS WHO MIGHT BE RUNAWAYS. THE PAT ....;:-'.....,.J TERN liAS BEEN MUCH THE SAME IN OTHER CITIES. MAYBE ALLEN COHEN. EDITOR Of THE HAIGHT ASHBURY HIPPIE NEWSPAPER, THE ORACLE, HAS THE ANSWER TO WHAT'S BEEN HAPPENING TO THE 12-21 HAPPENINGS AT LEAST HE OOES CONSOLE HIM • SELf BY SAYING: "THE SPIRIT IS NOW EVERY- WHERE iT'S TAKING DIFFERENT rORMS AND IMoose by Bob Weber I SHAPES. WHICH MAY BE AS GOOD AN ANSWER AS ANY rOR 196e.
10-12. fp6/J,eeeR " by Mort Walker
- - THURSDAY, HOURGLASS SP8 RTS S~CTI 6N L-AMER NAT I()IAL HOCKEY LEAGUE NEW YORK (UPI)--DAVE "DEACON" JONES, THE NEW YORK (UPI)--THE CHICAGO BLACK HAWKS BIG END ON THE Los ANGELES RAMS' OVERPOWER ARE FLYING HIGH AGAIN IN THE NATIONAL ING DEFENSI~E LINE, WAS A NEAR-UNANIMOUS HOCKEY LEAGUE WITH A PAIR or HULLS. CHOICE TODAY ON UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL' BATTLING TO STAY OUT Of THE HNL's EASTERN 1967 NATIONAL fOOTBALL LEAGUE ALL-STAR DIVISION CELLAR ONLY TWO WEEKS AGO, THE TEAM WHICH INCLUDED THREE OF HIS OEfENSIVE BLACK HAWKS 6EAT THE BOSTON BRUINS 6-3 AT MATES THE RAMS DEfENSE CAPPED A REMARKABLE CHICAGO LAST NIGHT TO EXTEND THEIR UNBEATEN SEASON LAST SUNOAY BY OROPPING BALTIMORE'S STREAK TO EIGHT GAMES AND TAKE OVER FIRST JOHNNY UNITAS FOR lOSSES SEVEN TIMES AND PLACE. SPARKING THE TEAM TO THE COASTAL DIVISION DENNIS HULL, THE NHL SCORING lEADER'S T ITl E. YOUNGER BROTHER, GOT THE FIRST TWO GOALS OF AND AWAY THEY GO •••• REHREE BILL LELEPALI UNITAS, THE PASS MASTER OF THE COLTS, WAS THE GAME FOR THE HAWKS AND THEN BOBBY HULL TOSSES THE BALL IN THE FIRST GAME OF THE HONORED AS THE OUTSTANDING QUARTERBACK IN ADO(D HIS 26TH AND 27TH OF" THE SEASON. THE KWAJALEIN BASKETBALL SEASON THE NFL fOR THE tlFTH TIME IN HIS CAREER VICTORY GAVE THE BLACK HAWKS A TWO-POINT ALTHOUGH HIS TEAM FINISHED SECOND TO THE LEAD OVER THE BRUINS, WHO HAVE BEEN SUCH A RAMS IN THE COASTAL DIVISION RACE. SURPRISE'LEAOER iN THE LEAGUE THAT BOSTON BASKETBALL CLASSIC OTHER RAMS HONORED WERE TACKLE MERL IN FANS HAVE 8EEN COMPARING THEM TO THE lOO-TO THE C-DIVISION BEGAN THE ACTION IN THE OLSEN, LINEBACKER MAXIE BAUGHAN AND SAFETY I SHOT BOSTON REO Sox. HOLIDAY BASKETBALL CLASSIC TOURNAMENT LAST EOD I E MEADOR THE NEW YORK RANGERS DEFEATED THE DETROIT NIGHT AT DALLY COURTS. THE GREEN SAY PACKERS PLACED THE MOST ME REO WINGS 2-0, THE MONTREAL CANAOIENS BEAT THE PUPULES CLOBBERED AVIATION 41-12 WITH SIX, ON THE FIRST TEAM, It>lCLUOING FOUR THE TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS 5-0 AND THE ST. A HUSTLING, SPIRITEO OFFENSE, PLUS A TIGHT FROM A DEVENSlvE UNIT WHICH ALLOWEO THE LOUIS BLUES BEAT THE OAKLAND SEALS 2-1. DEFENSE THAT LIMITEO THEIR OPPONENTS TO LEAST YARDAGE IN THE LEAGUE fOUR POINTS IN THE fiRST HALF AND EIGHT FI RST TEAM POINTS IN THE SECOND. OFFENSE BRAME HAD NINE POINTS FOR THE PUPULES rOLLOWED BY SMITH, WHO SCORED EIGHT POINTS 'WID£ ,~CC[IVER -- CHARLEY TAYLOR, WASHINGTON TACKLE -- RALPH NEELY, DALLAS **** PALM TERRACE TOOK ON DOUGLAS IN THE B- GUARD -- JERRY KRAMER, GREEN BAY DIVISION GAME. CENTER -- MICK TINGELHOfF, MINNESOTA SPARKED BY JUNIOR ALEXANDER'S POINTS, GUARD -- GENE HICKERSON, CLEVELAND 30 TERRACE WALKED AWAY WITH THE GAME 58-36. TACKLE -- FORREST GREGG, GREEN BAY DOUGLAS GAVE A GOOD ACCOUNT OF THEMSELVES TIGHT ENO -- JACKIE SMITH, ST LOUIS QU4RTERBACK -- JOHNNY UNITAS, BALTIMORE AFTER A SLOW START AND WERE ONLY TRAILING RUNNING BACK -- LEROV KELLY, ClEVELANO 8Y FIVE POINTS AT HALfTIME, 30-25 FRANK GOUVIEA or TERRACE GOT HOT IN THE RUNNP~G BACK -- GALE SAy[RS, CHICAGO WIDE RECEIVER -- HOMER JONES, NEW YORK SECONO MAL. AND BACKEO UP ALEXANDER'S DEFENSE PERFORMANCE WITH A NINE-POINT TOTAL. END -- DEACON JONES, Los ANGELES HARRY DOERR WAS DEADLY WITH HIS FIELD END -- WILLIAM DAVIS, GREEN BAV GOALS, SCORING NEARLY EVERY TIME HE GOT TACKLE -- MERLIN OLSEN, Los ANGELES NEAR THE BASKET, TO PUT HIS 18 POINTS ON TACKLE -- Boa LILLY, DALLAS THE AVIATION SCOREBOARD. 80B TRUEBLOOD WAS LINEBACKER -- DAVE ROBINSON, GREEN BAY GOOD ON THE REBOUNDS AND ADDEO SIX POINTS MIDDLE L INE8ACKER -- DICK BUTKUS, CHICAGO TO THE TOTAL. T~EV ARE GOING TO BE A TEAM LI NEBACKER MAx I E BAUGHAN, Los ANGELES TO RECKON WITH AfTER A fEW MORE GAMES TO CORNERBACK -- BOB JETTER, GREEN BAY PERrECT THEIR BALL HA~DLING, WHICH WAS A CORNER8ACK -- CORNELL GREEN, DALLAS LITTLE AWKWARD IN THIS FIRST GAME. SAfETY WILLIE WOOD, GREEN BAY SAfETY -- EDDIE MEADOR, Los ANGELES DANNY ~ANAKAH 1 ••• GOES I N fOR A LA YUP SHOT SECOND TEAM AS HARRY DOERR TRIES TO BLOCK THE SHOT. WR -- WILLIE RICHARDSON, BALTIMORE T B08 BROWN, PHILADELPHIA PRO BASKETBALL NEW YORK (UP1)-~ATCH A SEASONE~ NBA TEAM G JOHN GORDY, DETROIT AGAINST ONE OF THE EXPANSION OUTFITS AND C BOB DEMARCO, ST LOUIS SOONER OR LATER A COUPLE OF RECORDS WILL G KEN GRAY, ST. LOUIS BE 6ROKEN BY THE OLO PROS. T CHARLIE COWAN, los ANGElES Two WERE SHATTERED LAST NIGHT IN SEAiTLE TE JOHN MACKEY, BALTIMORE WHERE THE PHILADELPHIA 76ERS DESTROYED THE QS SONNY JURGENSEN, WASHINGTON SUPERSONICS, 160-122. WILT CHAMBERLAIN RB JOHNNY ROLANO, ST. LOUIS SHOWEO THE WAY AS THE 76ERS BROKE ONE RB DAVE OSBORN, MINNESOTA RECORD WITH A 53-POINT BURST IN THE THIRD WR BOB HAVES, OALLAS QUARTER AND ROLLEO UP 95 POINTS FOR A NEW DEFENSE NBA HALFTIME STANDARD. E ORDElL BRAASE, BALTIMORE NEW YORK BESTED Los ANGELES 138-131, T ALEX KARRAS, DETROIT BOSTON DOWNED SAN DIEGO 126-116, AND SAN T CHUCK WALKER, 5T LOUIS FRANCISCO DEFEATED DETROIT E CARL ELLER, MINNESOTA 1'3-109. THE SONICS NEVER HAO A CHANCE. CHAMBER LB -- CHUCK HOWLEY, DALLAS GET THAT 8ALl, STU! AVIATION'S STU BELL LAIN, WHO HAS BEEN HOT ArTER A SLOW START MlB -- TOMMY NObiS, ATLANTA CHASES A LOOSE BALL AS TOM YOSHIDA MOVES THIS SEASON, GOT STRONGER IN THE THIRD LB DAVE WilCOX, SAN FRANCISCO IN TO GUARD HIM. PERIOD WHEN HE NETTED 16 POINTS AND CB -- BOB BOYD, BALTIMORE TEN RESOUNOS FOR A 107-83 LEAO BY THE ENe BASKETBALL SCHEDUlE CB -- DAVE WHITSELL, NEW ORLEANS or THE PERIOD. FRI. DEC. 22 5 LARRY WILSON, ST. LOUIS WILLIS REEO Of THE KNICKS TORE THINGS c-6.30 PM PALM TERRACE vs ROADRUNNERS 5 -- RICHIE PETIBON, CHICAGO APART AGA IN AT THE Los ANGELES ARENA WHERE ONLY ONE GAME SCHEDULEO. COLLEGE CAGE ROUNDUP HE BUCKETED 33 POINTS AGAINST THE LAKERS. NEW YORK (UPI)--UNBEATEN TENNE¥SEE WON IT FOURTH STRAIGHT LAST NIGHT WITH THE HELP SHARPSHOOTING BILL JUSTUS, WHO SCORED 24 STkIKE& AND ~AHE~ POINTS IN AN 81-63 VICTORY OVER WAKE ATTENTION OPEN JACKPOT BOWLERS FOREST. JUSTUS, A BACKCOURTMAN, TRIUMPHED FROM OPEN JACKPOT BOWLING - SUNDAY, DECEMBER THE FLOOR WHERE HE SANK I I FIELD GOALS. HE $5.00 PER MAN PLUS LINES. ADDED TwO FOUL SHOTS FOR HIS TOTAL. DAN ACKLEY AND NORWOOD TODMANN LED THE LOSERS "CHRISTMAS DAY $50.00 OPEN JACKPOT" - PRIZES .... ITH 12 POINTS EACH. WiLL CONSIST or THREE PLACES - PLUS A HIGH FIFTH-RANKED BOSTON COLLEGE QUALIFIED FOR GAME PRIZE OF $50:00:- TONIGHT'S FINAL IN THE BOSTON GARDEN A TROPHY WILL BE GIVEN TO THE JACKPOT CHRISTMAS TOURNAMENT BY DRAWING AWAY FROM BOWLER or THE YEAR. NORTH CAROLINA STATE EARLY IN THE SECOND ANYONE MAY ENTER -- SO MAI(E THI S A VERY HALF rOR A 72-55 WIN. "MELt KALIKI ... AKA." SOPHOMORE BOB OUKIET LEO ONCE-BEATEN BOWLING WILL BEGIN AT 1:30 PM AND ENTRIES BOSTON COLLEGE WITH AN 18-POINT SECOND-HALf' WILL BE TAKEN UNTIL THE TIME OF BOWLING. SURGE A nER BE I Ne HELD TO fiVE BErORE I N TEIiMISS ION. BOSTON rACtS PROVIDENCE rOR THE ~~----.-. ---~--- --" ATTENTION SOCCER PLAYERS TITLE. THE fRIARS KNOCKED orr LASALLE THE SOCCER FOOTBALL GAMES SCH[OULED fOR 71-56 IN THE OPENER. JUNIOR ALEXANDER ••• GRABS THE BALL TO TRV THIS WEEKEND HAVE BEEN POSTPONED. THEY WILL BRADLEY WHIPPED SAN OIECO STATE 95-76 AND rOR A 'IELD GOAL .S TRUEBLOOD TRIES TO BE RESCHEDULED AT A LATER DATE ArTER THE PUT IN A BLOCK. HOLIDAYS. HOURGLASS THURSDAY, DECEM6(~ 21, 1967 WALL ~TREET TODAY HOURGLA~ STOCKS AND MUTUALS INVEl>TOO'l> GUIDE N(I~ YORK (UPI) -·5TOCK PRICES MOVED AMER I CAN AIRlIN(S 12 ,/8 -, (4 By SAM SHULSKY ~LI~HTLY HIGHER IN ACTIVE TRADING TODAY AMER I CAN PHOTO '3 ,/8 - 1/8 + EVEN THOUGH HEAVY PRE-WEEKEND PROfiT TAK AMER I CAN T & T 51 1/" 1/2 Q - 1 SEEM TO RECALL READING THAT FED ING BIT A LARGE CHUNK OUT OF AN EARLY AMPEX 34 '/2 - 1/4 ERAL LAND BANK BOND INTEREST IS EXEMPT f'ROM ANACONDA 46 3/B NC BROAO ADVANCE 6 5/8 NA FEDERAL TAXES. Is THIS SO AND WHAT OTHER BRO~[R5 SAID THE EARLY UPSWING WAS A ATLAS CORP BONDS, ASIDE FROM SERIES E AND H SAVINGS OClAYED RESPONSE TO A STEADY FLOW OF EN BETHLEHEM STtEL 3' 7/8 + I/B BONDS, ARE EXEMPT f"ROM FEDERAL INCOME TAX + COURAGING ECONOMIC NEWS THAT HAS BEEN OVER BOEING 885/8 1/8 ES' LOOKED IN RECENT SESSIONS RISING [CONOMIC BURROUGHS '72 + 2 A - FEDERAL LAND BANK BONDS ARE NOT + I INDICATORS AND OPTIMISTIC PREDICTIONS FOR CHRySLER 55 1/2 1/8 EXEMPT FROM FEDrRA~ INCOME TAXES THEY NEXT YEAR, WHICH USUALLY CREATE DEMAND, COM SAT 49 7/8 NA ARE NOT SUBJECT TO STATE TAXES, HAVE BEEN IGNORED IN FAVOR OF YEAR-END CONTROL DATA 141 NA E AND H SAVINGS BONDS ARE NOT EXEMPT FROM SELLING AND SWITCHING rOR TAX PURPOSES Dow CHEMICAL 87 5/8 + 1/4 FEDERAL INCOME TAXES THE ANNUAL GROWTH GLM10R STOCKS AND BLUE CHI PS SrlAR[D THE DUPONT 149 1/2 - 1/2 IN THE VALUE OF E BONDS IS TAXABLE, BUT EARLY SPOTLIGHT BUT SELLING PRESSURE BEGAN EASTMAN KODAK 146 1/2 + 1/2 YOU HAVE A CHOICE OF PAYING A TAX ON IT MOUNTII~G fROUND MID-SESSION AND PICKED UP FAIRCHilD CAMERA 87 1/4 - I 3/4 ANNUALLY, OR DEFERRING PAYMENTS UNTIL YOU MQMENTUI AS THE SESSION WORE ON FORD 53 3/4 , I 1/8 CASH I N THE E BONDS -- OR THE H BONDS I N ANALY~Ts SUGGESTED SOME OF THE SOFTNESS GENERAL EL ECTR I C 95 7/B + 1/8 TO WHICH YOU MAY CONVERT THEM. SEMI-ANNUAL COULD HAVE BEEN CAUSED BY YEAR-END CROSS GENERAL INSTRUM(NTS - I INCOME FROM H BONOS IS SUBJECT TO FEDERAL CURRENTS, BUT MUCH Of IT MOST LIKELY WAS GENERAL MOTORS ~~ - 5/8 INCOME TAXES. NORMAL PRE-WEEKEND PROfiT TAKING, WHICH GEN T & E 41 7/8 NC ONLY MUNICIPAL BONDS ARE EXEMPT FROM USUALLY TAKES PLACE ON THURSDAVS GEN T & R 28 + 1/8 FEDERAL INCOME TAXES AND, IN MOST CASES, THE UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL STOCK GOODRICH 72 I/B + 2 1/8 FRO~ STATE AND CITY TAXES 1'1.~RKET ! NO I CATOR PICKED UP 0.28 PERCENT TO HILTON 62 3/B " 3/4 ******* 11~ '7 WHILE THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE HONEYWElL lo!l NA Q - I BOUGHT 25 SHARES OF STOCK WHEN THE I~DEX REFLECTED A GAIN Of 14 CENTS IN THE IBM 622 1/4 - 2 3/4 QUOTE WAS 17 3/8, BUT I PAID 17 1/2 EVEN ~VERAGE ~HARE PRICE INTERNATIONAL HARV 33 3/8 + 1/8 THOUGH 1 PAID THE FULL COMMISSION, $9.38. THE 00\ JONES INDUSTRIAL AVERAGE GAINED I NTERNA T I ONAl PAPE" 27 1/4 - 1/4 How COME? I • ~'5 TO 33'3 35 BUT WAS WELL BELOW ITS I NTERNA TJ aNAL T & T 117 - , 1/8 A - You BOUGHT AN ODD LOT (LESS THAN _ I 1/4 BEST LEVEL OF THE DAY THE RAIL AND UTILITY KAISER AL. 47 100 SHARES, IN MOST CASES) AND SO YOU HAD CO~PONENTS ALSO IMPROVED SLIGHTLY. LI TTON 110 - I TO PAY 1/8TH POINT MORE. You'LL GET 1/8TH OF THE 1,512 ISSUES CROSSING THE TAPE, LOCKHEED 50 1/2 + 1/4 LESS WHEN YOU SELL. 73] ADVANCED, 561 DECLINED AND 217 RE LONE STAR CM 16 7/8 - 1/4 THE COMMISSION WORKS OUT EXACTLY TO THE MAI"lCD U\ChA'lGED THERE WERE 69 ISSUES MAGNA VOX 41 1/2 + 1/2 STOCK EXCHANGE MINIMUM' 25 TIMES 17 1/2 CLIMBING TO NEW 1967 HIGHS AND 34 fALLING McDONNtL L. DOUGLAS 53 7/1 - 3/4 COMES TO $437.50. FOR TRADES BETWEEN $400 TO "J(I LOI')S MCM 50 3/+ + 1/4 AND $2,400 THE COMMISSION IS 1% ($4.38) 92 7/8 - 1/4 PLUS $5. MOBIL O,L r'3 5/8 " 3/8 MOTOROLA 123 1(2 - 1/4 * * * * * * * * - ~ Q - 1 HAVE A PROFIT OF NORTHWEST AIRLINES 87 7/B + 3/8 ~~ ABOUT $2,000 ON SOME ELEC- PAN AMERICAN 4 NC 23 3/ If?'· ~ TRONIC STOCK 1 INTENO TO POLAROID 242 1/2 - 3 1/4 \1 Y stLL OUT AND PUT THE MONEY RCA 53 7/8 + 3/8 INTO SOME BETTER YIELDING RAYTHEON 109 1/4 - 3/8 UTILITIES FOR RETIREMENT IN- SEARS NC 58 1/2 Sa COME. WOULD YOU DO I T BEFORE SHELL Oil 69 1/2 + 2 5/8 m Shulsky THE YEAR-END? SHERATON 20 7/8 + 1/8 A _ No I to WAIT UNTIL AFTER THE TURN SPERRY RAND 61 + 3/8 OF THE YEAR THE TAX ON THE GAIN THEN WON'T STD OIL Of" CALIf" 60 - 2 1/" STD OIL. Of" INO 52 1/4 + 3/4 BE PAYABLE UNTIL APRIL 15, 1969, GIVING YOU A FULL 10 MONTHS' EXTRA USE Of" THE MONEY. STD OIL Of' N J 65 1/4 - 1/8 FURTHER, IF YOU INT(ND TO RETIRE NEXT YEAR, STUDEBAKER ~ ItfORTH 64 7/8 TENNECO 26 '/2 ~ r~g YOUR INCOME TAX BRACKET WILL BE: A LOT LOW TEXACO 79 3/4 - V8 ER, SO YOUR TAX ON THAT GAIN WILL BE L~SS. TEXAS INSTRUMENT 112 3/4 + fi 1/1, IF YOU'RE AFRAID TH~ ~LECTRONICS STOCK THIOKOL 19 7/8 NC WilL GO DOWN IN THE NrXT TWO WEEKS, GO 20TH CENTURY Fox 29 1/2 " 1/8 SHORT "AGAINST THE BOX" AND THEN srTTlE UP UNION CARBIDE 47 1/8 , 3/8 NEXT YEAR, THUS CARRYING YOUR GAIN OVER IN UNITED FRUIT 60 NC TO THE NEXT TAXABLE YEAR U.S. GYPSUM 70 - 1/1, ******** U.S. STEEl NA Q - I HAVE SOME INSURANCE STOCKS ON WHICH I HAVE A LOSS. EARLIER THIS YEAR I TOOK WESTER~ UNION NC WEST AIR BRAKE ~~ ?~~ " 1/4 PROfiTS OF $4,000. I INTEND TO RETIRE NEXT 7' - 3/ 4 YEAR SHOULD 1 TAKE THE LOSSES? 300 1/4 NA A - I WOULD -- FOR TWO REASONS. (I) IF 56 3/4 - 1/2 YOU DON'T OFFSET THAT $4,000 GAIN BY TAK ING A LOSS BEFORE DEC. 29 YOU'RE GOING TO HAVE TO PAY A HUSKY TAX NEXT APRIL 15, WHICH YOU MAY NEVER GET BACK VIA f'UTURE TAX D(DUCTIONS; (2) IF YOU'RE GOING TO RETIRE NEXT YEAR YOU OUGHT TO BE IN STOCK PAYING I MORE GENEROUS DIVIDENDS THAN LirE INSURANCE I STOCKS GENERALLY DO.
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* * * * * * * * Q - Do I HAVE TO GO THROII BROKER IN ORDER TO GIVE MY SON A BEARER BONO? A - No. JUST HAND IT TO HIM.
Now You KNOW -- THE BODY OF JOHN WI LKES BOOTH, THE MAN WH0 ASSASSINATED PRESIDENT LINCOLN, WAS FIRST BURIED UNDER THE STONE FLOOR Of' A NAVAL PRISON IN WASHINGTON BUT LATER REAURIED N THF' BonTI-! rAMILY PLnT. THURSDAY, DECEMB£R 21, Ii)URGLASS CRrusWORD By Eugene Sbeffwl TEC~-=l I 1~ l' 1"~ l0-ff. I~ I" 1/5 I" I"~ ~~~" ~ I" I" ~ I" ~I" W- 1" ~r'i r" I'" UNDERSTANO CI-IARGER, KEEP ~"I' ~ ~ANVFACTURER'5 IN5TRVC:nONS WIT~ '(OUR UNIT :;Z;~I" 4 ~ "1 ' I" I" ~ Bt:FOR'E OISCONIIlECTI~6 CUPS UNPulC FROM OUiL.6T ~. ~ ~ I'" .,. HOlUZONTAL H Gleam VERTICAL 10 Mulbtude 1 Bygone 43 Famts 1 Card 11 s<:ottulh .5 Di.\Jpahhoo 47 Cal'll player's GaelIc 9 Pronoun game choice 16 Decllnlll 12 Winglike .8 Hard 2 Medicinal base 13 Fann ("andy plant 20 Statute implement lH Au.trahan 3 Sell.19Orung 22 Freneh 14 High bird .. Sea painter 52 Alkrl'{1I.!Ice demigod 23 OveT_ 15 Card for waste {; Mast whelmed. ...,."'" 53 Other 6 Hebrew 2. Obese 17 S-'l'la~d WlIfe pnest 25 A tm09_ curve " __ 7 At phere 18 A dog Momes present 26 Dotingly A t"hnlcl(ln checks put pn on experimental ,on engme 19 l\{ake 55 Adages !! Fabnc tond ot a happy .56 Origin 9 Cla:ms wife 21 Upon ~=~ccc=~:;::;=- 27 Sport 22 FemaJ £NGLISH AUTOS ABANDONED IN BUZZARD - B(,lghtLn <;1I'-."e'( F'ngland poll~em"l1 Pll~h (Top Reconl-Hold.r In Ma.'.rs' IndiVidual Chanaplonlhlp Play) (n~ of m,'ny ).\ltv, .lb:tndoneq durmg he,\V} ,n'I'fl.li m th(' "T~" Fl\e per~Wlb \\elL 1('_ 'AMOUS HANDS p(Jrt~d 1I. ,1I In the fr'l;,(j wmtrv cnndltlOn~ (C"bl"photo) "I SPY' WEDDING - Robert West dealer It wu clear that he could Culp star of rv'~ I Spy , NorU!.-SouUl vulnerable not .successfully cl'I:II16rutt the md hl,~ bnde, actress France NOB.TH hand If he attempted to ruff hearts m dummy and dllunonds Nll-"fon pose ({Or photos fol .KH lowmg their wediling in Bev ill hIS hand, he would Wind up a tock short of the contract ~! Iy Hills Ca.hf This IS the ••.QJ962 even though he found the clubs ~~cond weddlng for MISS ",AK93 diVided 2 - 2 He would make N\I}en and third for Culp WEST EAST seven trump tricks and two .10862 clUbs but no more .AK65... .,Q932 +KI0873 +A5,f. Kantar worked out the .!!olu I .65 tion in "ery neat style Hit won SOUTfI thl!' club 111 his hand, notmg that .AQ73 East played the fLve on the ." 9JI087 thl'ee TIlls hl':lped to persuade + h1l11 that the elubll were dlVlded ",QJ 1081 2·2 The bidding He then I'\lfted a heart m dummy and cashed the K-J of West North East South spades dehberately bypassing 19 Dble 2., the opportunIty to o\'ertake the Opening lead-king of hearts lack With the queen In the hope Here i8 an unUllual hal1d of fmding a 3-3 trump division pla.yed in .a. national paIr'. cham Had he done this, he would haVe gone down pionship With MaI'llhali Mlles aitting North and Edwm Kanta.r He next led the nine of clubs NOT THIS YEAJI.-Rep WU South, they reached four spades to the tlln and had good reason In tire manner shown to be pleased. when both op- our Milito chaJrman of the Wellt led the king ot heartll ponenh follOWed Hult By thil pvwcrful House Ways and and shltted to the four of clubs, Umc the contract waa In the Means Committee and Con at whiCh point there WIl8 much bag a,d It na longer mattered grl'~~ chJef tID( Wrlte-r, has tor Kantar to think about whether tire trumps were dl- l'eJected Presldent Johnson \J He could not tell whether the vided 3-3 or 4,-2 phn to cut federal spending apade. were divided 3-3 or 4..2, Kant.&.r next cashed the A-Q whIch all but kills chances or Whether th& clubs Wllre dl- of spades and on th.em dl"card for paf HO CHI ~IMH TRAil FIGHT FllJR DIVERS ORO'IotlEO: PAREMTS URGEO TO ~ET 15 SECRET. CRITICAL ~ TRENTON, flA. (UPI)--SHERlrF'S DEPUTIES EXA~ LES OF MOlAL ITY By PH Il NEWSOM SAID TODAY fOUR YOUNG SCUBA DIVERS DROWNED By GA Y PAULEY (UPI)--BECAUSE OF THE GENEVA AGftEEMENT Of WHEN THEY VENTURED 700 fEET INTO A NARROW, NEW YORK (UPI)--IN THIS ERA OF THE SEX 1962 ESTABliSHING LAOS AS A NEUTRAl OFF MURKY CAVE IN DEADLY JENNINGS SPRINGS AND REVOLUTION, WHAT KINO Of UPBRINGING IS THE liMITS TO All FOREIGN TROOPS, THE BATTlE fOR COULDN'T FINO THEIR WAY OUT BEST WAY TO GUARANTEE YOUR SON OR DAUGHTER CONTROL Of THE Ho CHI MINH TRAIL LARGELY IS ONLY THREE Of THE fOUR VICTIMS, ALL UNI WILL CHOOSE CHASTITY? A SECRET ONE VERSITY OF GEORGIA STUDENTS, WERE RECOVERED. I PUT THE QUESTION TO THE REV. ERNEST YET TO THE WAR IN VIET NAM, AND ESPECIALLY DEPuTY SHELLIE DOWNS, WHO LED A TEAM Of GORDON, SINCE 1954 DEAN OF THE UNIVERSITY ITS DURATION, IT IS AS VITAL AS THE RECENT SIX RESCuE DIVERS INTO THE EERIE UNDERWATER CHAPEL, PRINCETON UNIVERSITY BATTLE FOR DAK To IN THE VIETNAMESE HIGH CAVERN TO RECOVER THE BODIES, SAID THE VIC "By EXAMPLE," HE ANSWERED. I'IT IS OBVIOUS LANDS, OR THE "MCNAMARA LINE" AT THE BORDER TIMS HAD ENTERED A CAVE 75 fEET BELOW THE UNDERGRADUATES RESPOND TO MODELS OF MORAL- OF THE DEMILITARIZED ZONE AT THE 17TH PARAL SURFACE OF THE SPRINGS AND VENTURED 700 fEET I TY " lEl INTO IT. AND, MOM AND OAD, YOU GIVE THE EXAMPLE THE NORTH VIETNAMESE NEVER ADMIT THEIR THEY APPARENTl Y RAN OUT Of A IR BEFORE BY BEING LOVING PARENTS. DEAN GORDON SAID VIOLATION OF LAOTIAN NEUTRALITY WE HEAR OF THEY COULD FIND THEIR WAY OUT, DOWNS SAID. THERE'S NO QUESTION YOUNG PEOPLE RESPOND THE BATTLE ONLY IN AN OCCASIONAL COMMUNIQUE "THE THREE DIVERS WE FOUND WERE ENTANGLED TO PERSONS WITH HIGHER CONVICTIONS. FROM VIENTIANE, ADMINISTRATIVE CAPITAL OF IN A SAFETY LINE THEY HAD ATTACHEO TO A THE NEW CHASTITY, ACCORDING TO THE DEAN, LAOS ROCK AT THE MOUTH OF THE CAVE," DOWNS SAID. REALLY IS BETTER THAN THE OLD CHASTITY. LARGELY, IT IS fOUGHT BY AMERICANS FLYING "IT APPEARED THEY HAD KICKED UP A lOT OF THE LATTER WAS BASED ON FEAR or GETTING A JETS fROM THAILAND, BY LAOTIAN PILOTS fLYING SILT IN THE CAVE AND THEY PANICKED WHEN THEY GIRL IN TROUBLE, ON fEAR Of COMING DOWN ANTIQUATED, AMERICAN-SUDPlIED T-28 fIGHTER GOT SEPARATED FROM THEIR SAfETY liNE. ALL OF WITH VD, ON FEAR OF THE CONSEQUENCES OF BOMBERS FROM LAOTIAN BASES AT PAKSE AND THEIR AIR TANKS WERE EMPTY." BREAK I NG ONE Of THE" THOU SHALT NOTS" IN TH SAVANNAKHET IN LAOS AND BY COMMANDO TYPES COMMANDMENTS. STRIKING OCCASIONALLY FROM SOUTH VIET NAM. CONSTANTINE~ ATHENS REGIME DEAN GORDON DOUBTS THAT THE OLD CHASTITY INTELLiGENCE ESTIMAT[S PLACE THE NUMBER SPLIT ON KECOMCILIATION WAS TRULY MORAL SINCE IT WAS BASED ON FEAR OF NORTH VIETNAMESE TROOPS IN LAOS AT ANY ATHENS (UPI)--KING CONSTANTINE AND THE INSTEAD Of FREEDOM WITHOUT COERCION. 'WHERE FROM 14,000 TO 25,000 GREEK GOVERNMENT DRifTED fURTHER APART TO THE PILL, SUPERDRUGS fOR VD ANO OTHER OF THESE, SOME 5,000 ARE BELIEVED ASSIGNED DAY AND THE UNOfFICIAL ENVOY TRYING TO DEVELOPMENTS REAllY HAVE MADE THE YOUNG TO GUARDING THE Ho CHI MINH TRAIL AND THE NEGOTIATE A RECONCILIATION CANCELLEO A PEOPLE FREE TO MAKE MORAL CHOICES. DEAN GOR THOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS OF COOLIES ASSIGNED SCHEDULED TRIP TO ROME TO VISIT THE MONARCH DON HAS NO DOUBTS THAT YOUNG PEOPLE WITH TO MAINTAINING ITS NETWORK Of ROADS AND RETIRED GEN. HARAlAMBOS POTAMIANOS, A GOOD MODELS Of MORALITY AT HOME, COMING TRAilS AS AN ALL-WEATHER SUPPLY ROUTE CLOSE rRIEND or THE KI~G, ABRUPTLY CANCELLED FROM A BACKGROUND Of TRUST, HAVE THE BEST I THE Ho CHI MINH TRAil COULD BE CUT BY A SCHEDULED VISIT fOLLOWING A MEETING WITH CHANCE Of FAVORING THE NEW CHASTITY. GROUND FORCES BUT TO DO IT .... OULD MEAN THE PRE:MIER GEORGE PAPADOPOULOS. INFORMED SOUR DEAN GORDON, IN A REPORT PREPARED fOR THE U.S, MUST OPENLY VIOLATE TH[ GENEVA AGREE- CES SAID PAPADOPOULOS REfUSED TO ENDORSE JANUARY "READER'S DIGEST," MAKES THE NEW IMENT AND BRING LAOS INTO TH[ .... AR POTAMIANOS"TRlf TO SEE THE KING THE CASE fOR CHASTITY To THE Ho CHI MINH TRAIL HAS BEEN ADDED SOURCES SAID PAPADOPOULOS HAD NOTHING NEW "WHAT'S REALLY NOVEL IN THE 'NEW MORAL ITY ITHE SIHANOUK TRAIL IN NOMINALLY NEUTRAL TO SAY TO THE 27-YEAR-OLD MONARCH IS THE fREEDOM -- AS AGAINST THE COMPULSION CAMBODIA DEPUTY PREMIER STYLIANOS PATTAKOS SAID -- TO CHOOSE THE COURSE THAT WILL LEAD TO fOR BOTH THE U.S AND NORTH VIET NAM, AND TODAY THAT THE KING HAD NOT BEEN TOLD THE THE RICHEST, FULLEST, MOST SELf-RESPECTING ITS RED CHINESE AND SOVIET ALLIES, A PRIN MiliTARY GOVERNMENT WAS PLANNING TO ANNOUNCE LIFE," HE WRITES. CIPAL PROBLEM IS ONE Of lOGISTIGS ELECTIONS WHEN THE MONARCH MOUNTED HIS "SIMPLY PUT, IT IS THiS. SEXUAL fR[EDOM, AND AS THE U S 7TH flEET HAS CUT DRAS ATTEMPT TO OVERTHROW THE GOVERNMENT lAST UNDER THE SO-CALLED NEW MORALITY, SHOULD BE TICAllY INTO SEABORNE SUPPliES SHIPPED WEEK REGARDED BY TODAY'S YOUTH AS A CHALLENGE DIRECTLY TO THE VIET CONG IN SOUTH VIET NAM, "THE PRIME MINISTER, (CONSTANTINE) KOL TO THEIR FREEDOM OF CHOICE. CAMBODIA HAS BECO~E or INCREASING IMPOR LIAS, AND All THE M[MB[RS OF THE GOVERNMENT "AND fREEDOM Of CHOICE, IN THE AREA Of TANCE THROUGH THE PORT OF SIHANOUKVILLE KNEW .... E WERE NOT HEADiNG TOWARD DICTATOR SEX AS ELSEWHERE, INVOLVES THE DEMA~O TO ON THE GULF OF SIAM, THESE SUPPLIES MAY FINO SHIP BUT TOWARDS ELECTIONS J " PATTAKOS SAID CHOOSE fOR ONESELF, INfLUENCEO BY NEITHER THEIR WAY TO THE VIET CONG AND THE NORTH "MR KOLLIAS KNEW THE APPROXIMATE DATE OlD-rOGEY FEARS NOR HIPST[R PRESSURES, 1HE VIETNAMESE BY T.... O DIRECTIONS, DOWN THE ME FOR ELECTIONS," HE ADDEO. "DIDN'T HE TEll COURSE THAT WILL CONTRIBUTE TO THE RICHEST KONG RIVER TO THE SOUTH OR THROUGH THE CAPI THE KING? No ONE CAN ACCUSE us Of HAVING AND FUllEST LIFE " TAL or PHNOM PENH, ALONG WINDING TRUCK L I ED " AMONG CONTEMPORARY COLLEGE STUDENTS, THE TRAilS INTO SOUTHERN LAOS BELOW ATTOPEU KOLllAS FLED WITH CONSTANTINE TO SElf DEAN HAS FOUND INCREASING RECOGNITION - CAMBODIA HAD A GOOD RICE CROP LAST YEAR, EXilE IN ROME WHEN THE COUP ATTEMPT FAilED. AND RESENTMENT -- THAT THEIR rR[EDOM Of AND IN CAMBODIA THE COMMUNISTS ALSO CAN HOWEVER, PATTAKOS GAVE NO INDICATION THE CHOICE IN MORAL ACTION IS BEING PUSHED FULFILL MUCH or THEIR iOOD AND CLOTHING GREEK GOVERNMENT WAS READY FOR CONSTANTINE AROUND QUITE AS MUCH BY "L IBERTARIAN THOU N[[DS TO RETURN TO THE THRONE SHALTS" AS THEIR PARENTS' WAS BY "THOU ALLIED INTELLIGENCE CLAIMS THAT BOMBING "I DID NOT SUCCEED," CONSTANTINE SAID IN SHALT NDTS." lOSSES ARE FORCING THE NORTH VIETNAMESE TO A STATEMENT YESTERDAY "BUT IT REMA INS MY IN THE REPORT IN "READER'S DIGEST," HE SHIP IN TWO BAGS OF RICE FOR ONE LAST YEAR. DUTY TO RESTORE PARLIAMENTARY RULE." TELLS OF DELIGHT AT HEARING RECENTLY OF A GIRL WHO SAID TO HER MOTHER • "DON'T WORRY ABOUT ME I'M A NON CONFORM .. 1ST I INTEND TO REMAIN A VIRGIN UNTil I • MARRY." "THIS REMARK," HE SAID, "STAMPED HER AS ONE MATURE ENOUGH TO RESPECT HER OWN BODY ~OYLAND'S AND TO PRESERVE ITS PURITY fOR THE MAN SHE LOVES, OR WilL COME TO LOVE "SHE IS THE CONFIDENT PERSON -- THE GIRL WITH A FUTURE INSTEAD OF THE GIRL WITH A PAST. " DEAN GORDON, AUTHOR OF SEVERAL BOOKS iN CLUDING "A LIVING fAITH fOR TODAY" {HARPER lniC'Lonesian AND Row}, MAKES THIS ADDITIONAL POINT IN "THE NEW CASE FOR CHASTITY'" \ "WHAT MANY FAIL TO GRASP, AT THE TIME THEIR FREEDOM OF CHOICE IS BEING EXERCISED, FRIDAY, DE.CEMBER IS THAT DEPTH STUDIES OF MARRIED COUPLES •• HAVE CONCLUDED THAT 'OF THOSE MEN AND WOMEN 2 Pin WHO HAVE HAD PREMARITAL SEXUAL INTERCOURSE, •• THE MORE PROMISCUOUS THEY HAVE BEEN PR~ MARITAlLY~ THE LESS liKELY THEY ARE TO BE HAPPILY MARRIED.' The follow1ng merchand1se wlll be ava11able In TOYLANDt AUTO WORKERS VOTIMG DETROIT (UPI)--fIRSl RETURNS TODAY INDICA TOYS FISHING TACKLE COSTUME JEWELRY TEO THE UNITED AUTO WORKERS ARE IN FAVOR OF RATIFYING THE NEW THREE-YEAR CONTRACT WITH GIFT WRAP $15.50 TAPE RECORDERS COLCGNES GENERAL MOTORS CORP. EARLY RETURNS FROM THE 12,DOO-MEMBER UAW f"EN'S SlJ\CKS DRUGS CANVAS CHAIRS LOCAL 652 AT LANSING, ONE Of THE FIVE BIG I GEST UAW LOCALS AT GM, SHOWED PRODUCTION ALOHA SHII1TS SEWING NOTIONS POLAROID FIUJ, WORKERS APPROVING THE PACT, 615-116, AND SKILLED WORKERS FAVORING IT, 229-45. YARDAGE TENNIS SHOES WATCHES NEGOTIATORS fOR THE UNION AND GM, THE (women's & girls) WORLD'S LARGEST MANUfACTURER, AGREED ON THE NEW CONTRACT fOR 387,000 UAW MEMeERS FRIDAY THE AGREEMENT, ALMOST 10E"- '.. WITH CON- TOYlJ\NO ONLY WILL BE OPEN TO MICRONESIANS. TRACTS RATIFIED BY UAW MEMBERS AT THE FORO MACY'S MAIN STORE WILL OPERATE AS USUAL. MOTOR CO. ANO CHRYSLER CORP., WILL BOOST WAGES AND FRINGE BENEfiTS BY AN AVERAGE OF $1.02 PER HOUR OVER A THREE-YEAR PERIOD. THE CONTRACTS WilL COST THE AUTO INDUSTRY AN E_STI!"ITED $1 BILLION. (CONTINUED FROM (CONTI NUED FROM (CONTINUED rRbM PAGE' ONE) VIET NAM PAGE ONE) HEART JOHNC;ON PAGE ONE) UNOERGO THE SURGERY A 5UI TABLE HEART HAS PART or THE DEMILITARIZED ZONE BORDER YES THREE SPIRE~, STATUARY IMPORTED ~ROM ENG_ NOT BEEN fOUNO. TERDAY, U,S. SPOKESMEN DISCLOSED TODAY. LAND AND A HUGE PIPE ORGAN WASHKANSKY RECEIVEO THE HEART OF DENISE THEY SAID THE EIGHT-ENGINE JETS ESCAPED SPACE FOR THE ORDINARY AUSTRALIAN WAS DARVALL SHE wAS KILl(D IN A CAPE TOWN AGC LIMIT(D IN THE 81-PEW CATHEDRAL, BuT TELE TRAFfiC ACCIDENT DEC. 2, AND HER HEA~T WAS A SOVIET TASS NEWS AGENCY DISPATCH FROM VISION CAMERAS WERE INSTALL(D TO CARRY THE GIVEN TO WASHKANSKY A FEW HOURS LATER. HANOI SAID NORTH V,ETNAMESE ANTIAIRCRAFT SCENE THROUGHOUT THE NATION AND TO BRITAIN MISS DARVALL'S FATHER, EDWARD, APPRDV£D SHOT DOWN TWO or THE B525 OVER V,NH LINH AND THE UNITEO STATES VIA COMMUNICATIONS THE USE OF HER HEART. HE WAS STRICKEN WITH ALONG THE COAST JUST NORTH OF THE DEMILI SATELLITE. GRIEF TODAY WHEN WASHKANSKY DIED IZEO ZONE. A CHRISTMAS TREE STOOO NEAR THE WEST ODOR "Now THAT MR WASHKANSKY 15 DEAD I HAVE M,LITARy SPOKESMEN SAID AT LEAST THREE or THE CHURCH AS MOURNERS ENTERED IN AD NOTHING MORE TO LOOK FORWARD TO," UARVALL OF THE SLENDER 32-FOOT-LONG MISSILES LOOK VANCE or THE SERVICE TO PRAY FOR THE MAN SAID "ArTER THE OPERATION THERE WAS AT ING LIKE TELEPHONE POLES STREAKED UP AT WHO HAD LEO AUSTRALIA ,OR ALMOST TWO YE.4RS LEAST PART Of MY DAUGHTER STILL ALIVE IN THE B525 THEY SAID IT WAS ONLY THE THIRD ANO WHO BACKED THE ANTI-COMMUNIST WAR IN MR WASHKANSKY Now SHE IS COMPLETELY TIME THE NORTH VIETNAMESE HAD USED THE VIET NAN WITH THOUSANDS Of JUNGLE fiGHTERS, DEAD SOVIET-MAaE SAMS AGAINST THE 6525 " INCLUDING MANY DRAfTE(S KILLED OR WOUNDED WASHK~NSKY'S DETERMINED BATTLE FOR LifE IN SAIGON AN OFFICIAL U.S. CASUALTY RE IN BATTLE ALONGSIDE AMERICAN TROOPS. ENDED WHERE IT BEGAN -~ AT GROOTE SCHUUR PORT SAID 1~7 AMERICANS WERE KILLED IN COM- DEAN TOM W. THOMAS, THE CLERGYMAN IN HOSPITAL. 6AT AND 932 WOUNDED IN ACTION LAST WEEK - CHARGE OF THE SERVICE. SAID HE HAD CONSID THE rUNERAL, AN ORTHODOX JEWISH SERVICE, THE FIFTH CONSECUTIVE WEEK IN WHICH U,S, ERED MOVING THE DECORATED CHRISTMAS TREE, WILL S( HELD TOMORROW MORNING BY ISRAEL LOSSES DECLINED THE NEW TOLL RAISED BUT DECIDED HOLT WOULD HAVE WANTED IT TO ABRAHAMS, CAPE TOWN's CHIEF RABBI WASH AMERICAN WAR CASUALTIES TO 15,646 KILLED, MA IN. KANSKY, BORN IN LITHUANIA, WILL B( BURIED 97,673 WOUNDED AND 863 MISSING DR CAPTU~EO. JOHNSON AND HOLT WERE CLOSE PERSONAL IN PINELAND CEMETERY THE U.S. COMMAND ALSO SAID 1,685 COM fRIENDS AS WELL AS SHOULOER-TO-SHOULDER AL "I KNOW THE DOCTORS 010 EVERYTHING IN MUNIST SOLDIERS DIED IN BATTLE LAST WEEK, LI(S IN VIET NAM. THEIR FlOWER TO SAVE /<4Y HUSBANO'S LIFE," A DECLINE FROM THE PREVIOUS WEEK'S f"'GUR( SECRECY IMPOSED fOR THE RETURN ITINERARY WASHKANSKytS WIDOW, ANN, SAID HER EYES OF 1,818 RAISED SP(CULATION THAT THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE .. ERE RED WITH TEARS "1 HAVE LOST THE SOUTH V I ETNAMESE TROOPS SUF"FERED 278 DEAD WOULD SPENO SOME TIME EN ROUTE WITH AMERI DEAREST PERSON IN MY LIFE My 21 YE,-RS IN THE SAME SEVEN-DAY PERIOD AND OTHER TROOPS IN SOUTHEAST AS!A IN WITH HIM WERE WORTH MORE THAN 50 YEARS WITH ALLIED FORCES 13 OR VI ET NAM. ANYON~ ELSE J! THE COUPLE HAS ONE SON, THE THAILAND TROOPS SCORED THEIR BIG THE TRAVELING WHITE HOUSE INDICATED AIR MICHAEL, 14 VICTORY AT PHUOC THO, JUST 15 MILES SOUTH fORCE ONE WOULD MAKE AT LEAST ONE STOP OVE THE AUTOPSY .. AS PERFORMED BY PROF J.G. EAST OF SAIGON, KILLING AT LEAST 59 VIET NIGHT ON THE WAY BACK TO WASHINTGON. No fl CONG WHO STORMED THEIR poSITION UNTIL THEY THOMPSON, HEAD Of THE HOSPITAL PATHOLOGY ARRIVAL TIME IN WASHINGTON WAS ANNOUNCED, WERE HURLED BACK WITHIN GRENADE-THROWING DEPARTMENT BUT JOHNSON pROMISED EARLIER THIS MONTH HE "MR WASHKANSKY DIED Of" PNEUMONIA, VERY RANGE WOULD SPENO CHRISTMAS -- NEXT MONDAY -- IN "I JUST ORDERED MY MEN, 'FIGHT UNTIL WE BAD, VERY EXTENSIVE PNEUMONIA," THOMPSON THE WHITE HOUSE DIE, ,rt SAID THE TI-IAI CO"",,MANDER, MAJ. YODa SAID '\T A NEWS CONFER£,'IC( \011 TH DR 8ARNARO. MILITARY SOURCES IN THAILAND SAID TODAY HANA TONo MOVE BACK' No MaVE BACK!" HE SAID WASHKANSKY HAD PNEUMONIA IN BOTH THEY HAO RECEIVED ORDERS TO CLEAR ANO PRE THE THAI TROOPS .. ERE OUTNUMBERED ALMOST LUNGS, PARE THE GOVERNMENT GUEST HOUSE AT BANG THREE-TO-ONE BY THE COMMUNISTS IN THE PRE WASHKANSKY, A WHOLESALE GROCER, ~AS SA EN, 60 MILES SOUTH Of BANGKOK JOHNSON DAWN BATTLE THE RED FORCE WAS ESTIMATED CHOSEN fOR THE FIRST TRANSPLANT BECAUSE STAYED THERE WHEN HE VISITED THAILAND IN AT 200 TO 300 VIET CONG HE WAS SUfF(RING fROM A SEVERE CARDIAC TOBER, 1966. IT WAS THE FIRST MAJOR BATTLE FOR HE CONDI~ION OESCRIBED AS TERMINAL REPORTS PERSISTED EARLY fRIDAY (MELBOURNE MENTS Of THE ROYAL THAI ARMy VOLUNTEER TIME) THAT JOHNSON PLANNED TO STOP IN ROME REGIMENT, THE "QUEEN'S COBRAS," SINCE THEY (CONTINUED fROM FOR TALKS ~ITH POPE PAUL VI, POSSIBLY ArT(R ARRIVED IN V,ET .">lAM IN LATE SrPTEMB(R. BRIDGE PAGE ONE) A CHRISTMAS ViSIT WITH AMERICAN FORCES ON By THE TIME WESTMORELAND REACHED THE SOUTH Of' THE BRIDGE, 18 BARGES CARRYING ASIAN FIRING LINES. SCE~E TO CONGRATULATE THE THAI VICTORS, 50,000 TONS WAitED TO MOVE UPSTREAM. 'ALL IN OCTOSER, 1966, DURING TH( MANILA SUM THE QUEEN'S COBRAS HAO GATH(REO UP THE VIET ALONG TH( RIVER'S L(NGTH AN UNDETERMINED MIT CONFERENCE, JOHNSON MADE A WHIRLWINO CO~G 60DIES AND SCORES Of COMMUNIST WEAPONS NUMBER Of OTHER BARGES WER( HELD UP AT FLIGHT TO SOUTH VIET NAM AND SPENT SEVERAL -- DOZENS OF SMALL ROCKETS AND GRENADES LOCKS WAITING f'OR THE SIGNAL TO RESUME HOURS WITH U.S. FORCES AT CAM RANH BAY, SI AND AT LEAST 20 RUSSIAN ASSAULT RIf"L(S. TH(IR TRIPS OF A SECURE AMERICAN SUPPLY BASE. I AM MUCH IMPRESSED 6'1' THEIR MORALE, BUT COL WILLIAM FALCK, IN CHARGE Of' THE THE SIMPLE MEMORIAL SERVICE fOR HOLT WAS ,IGHTING SPIRIT AND THE VICTORY THAT IS ENGINEERS WORKING HERE, SAID NOTHING WOULD ANNOUNCED ON MONDAY AFT(R MORE THAN 36 THEIRS," \,JESTMOR(LAND SAID ON THE SI TE Of ,'.fOVE ON THE RIVER UNTI L ITS 60-fOOT DEEP OF INTENSE SEARCHING FAILED TO FINO THE THAI VICTORY MAIN CHANNEL WAS CLEARED Of WRECKAGE TO A TRACE OF HIM. THE 59~YEAR-OLD PRIME GOV(RNMENT OFFICIALS SAID THE VIETNAMESE WIDTH Of AT LEAST 200 f[ET TO PERMIT SAFE VANISHED WHIL( SWIMMING AT PORTSEA, A TROOPS, HOPPING ACROSS TH( rLAT FlA.ODY LANDS PASSAGE. HE SAID HE WAS HOPEFUL THE CHAN SOUTH(AST OF MELBOURNE. IN HEL I COPTERS, TRAPPED ABOUT 150 V I ET NEL COULD BE REOPENED DURING THE WEEKEND. CONG IN A PINCERS MOVE"'E'H AND KILLED AT WHILE THE IMMENSE RECO'/ERY EffORT WAS IN (CON T I NUED FROM LEAST 69 IN A DArlONG BATTL( TODAY. ONLY T(NSlflED, STATES ACROSS THE NATION BEGAN PAGt ONE) FIVE VIETNAMESE SOLDIERS WERE WOUNDED, A SURV(YS Of BRIDGES ~ITHIN THEIR BORDERS TO WEATHER A BRUISING WEEKLONG STORM -- ONE Of THE SAIGON SPOKESMAN SAID. DETERMINE IF THEIR SAFETY WAS IMPARED. IN \o.IASHINGTON, A SPECIAL BRIDGE SAn:TY WORST IN DECADES -- WAS EASING IN THE SOU COMMITTEE, NAMED BY PRESIDENT JOHNSON TO WEST, BUT 40,000 SNOWBOUND NAVAJO INOIANS MID EA C;T (CONTINU£D FROM WERr STILL IN D(SPERAT( NEED OF SUPPLI(S ON PAGE ONE) INVESTIGATE THE BRIDGE COLLAPSE HERE AND THEIR RESERVATION IN ARIZON~. AN AIR FORCE AS JUST A PHASE ,~ CAIRO'S WAR Of NERVES. SAFETY Of BRIOG(S THROUGHOUT THE NATION, ISRAEL SAID THE REPORTS WERE AIMED AT HELD AN ORGANIZATION MEETING CONVOY BEARING fOOD, MEDICAL SUPPLIES AND COINCIDING WITH THE VISITS TO MIDDLE EAST TRANSPORTATION S(CRETARY ALAN S. BOYD SA GASOLIN( WAS TRYING TO GET TO THEM. THE TEMPERATURE WAS EIGHT BELOW ZERO ANO CAPITALS 6'1' GUNNAR JA.RRING, THE SPECIAL THE GROUP ALSO WOULD SEEK TO DETERMINE ~HAT THE THREE-fOOT SNOWS WERE DRifTED TO THE UNITED NATIONS ENVOY WHO COMPLETED HIS F GOVERNMENT ACTION COU~Q BE TAKEN TO SPEED TOUR OF fOUR CAPITALS YEST(RDAY AND RE CONSTRUCTION Of A NEW POI~T PLEASANT BRIDGE ROOFS OF TH( NAVAJOS' HOGANS ON THEIR 25, TURNED TO CYPRUS. A UPI SURVEY SHOWED AT LEAST 12 STATES SQUARE MILE RESERVATION, WHICH IS AS LARGE WHIL( JARRING WAS STILL IN CAIRO AN OF ACTED TO UPGRAOE OR REViEW BRIDGE INSPEC AS THE STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. \ FICIAL EGYPTI~N GOVERNMENT SPOKESMAN SAID TION POLICIES, WHILE SEVERAL OTHERS SAID TEMPERATURES B(GAN SKIODING ELSEWHERE AS 'SRA(L HAD oOOM(D THE MISSION BY INSISTING SP(CTIONS SHOWED THEIR BRIDGES WERE SAFE. A NE .... WINTRY BLAST PUSHED E,l.STWARD. IT ON DIRECT .RAB~lsRAELI TALKS. HE WARNED ENGINEERS AT THE BRIDGE COLLAPSE SITE WHIPPED UP BLIZZARD CONDITIONS IN PARTS OF" THAT A WIDER ARMED CONFLICT WAS POSSIBLE HERE SAID fOUR MORE VEHICLES WERE LOCATED THE DAKOTAS AND MINNESOTA AND PROMPT EO COLD AND THAT THE "SITUATION IS fRAUGHT WITH ALL IN THE TWISTED ANO SUBMERGED SUPERSTRUCTURE WAVE WARNINGS FOR MUCH Of THE MIDDLE WEST K I NOS OF DANGERS " "AND THER( MAY BE MORE." THE TEMPERATURE WAS IN THE MUGGY 60s AT IN THAT CONNECTION, SEN. CHARLES PERCY A VETERAN DIVER SAID IT MAY TAKE A MONTH POTOSI SHORTLY AFTER MIONIGHT WHEN THE Of ILLINOIS, ONE OF TWO REPUBLICAN PRESI TO CLEAR THE RIVER OF" THE BRIOGE WRECKAGE TWISTER SWEPT IN WITH A ROAR "LIKE A DENTIAL CONTENDERS VISITING ISRA(L, SAID AND SUBMERGED VEHICLES fREIGHT TRAIN". TODAY ISRAEL WOULD BE fOOLISH TO GIVE UP "THE BRIDGE APPEARS TO HAVE rALLEN UP WITHIN A FEW MINUTES, IT CHEWED UP CITY A "SINGLE INCH" OF" ARAB LAND WITHOUT SlOE OOWN ON HIE CARS," THE DIVEJIl, 'WILLIAM HALL, FLATTENED A SUPERMARKET, PARTIALLY 0 SAFETY GUARANTEES. THE OTHER CONTENDER, BURNS, 40, NEW ORLEANS, SAID ", T APPEARS MOLISHED A SHOPPING PLAZA AND SMASHED OF HOME"S GOV. GEORGE ROMNEY OF MICHIGAN, CONFERRED THESE CARS AJIlE IN A BIRD CAGE, THIS IS ONE TODAY WITH IS~A£LI PRE~IER LEVI ESHKOL JOB THAT MAY TAKE A ~ONTH IT'S THE WORST THE TWISTER STRUCK DOWN fROM WARM, WET ONE REPORT OF THE ALLEGED I SIIItAEL I BUI LO I'VE EVER SEEN. SKIES, CATCHING THE SL(EPING TOWN UNAWARE UP CAME FROM THE LONDON TIMES WHICH RE THE ePDIES RECOVERED TODAY WERE THOSE OF AT ABOUT 1:20 AM. RESID(NTS AND POLICE SAID PORTED ~ROM CAIRO THAT PRESIDENT GAMAL A YOUNG MeTHER AND HER 2-YEAR-QLD DAUGHTER NO TORNADO WARNINGS OR ALERTS PRECEDED THE ABDEL NASSER AND FOREIGN OBSERVERS THERE TWISTER'S INVASION. WERE WORRIED ABOUT THE "SUDDIN BUILDUP." OAKlMW, CALIF. (UPl) --MEDICAL TECHNICI THE ZIG-ZAGGING BLACK FUNNEL TOUCHED DOWN THE DAILY TELEGRAPH, IN A DISPATCH FROM NORMAN WEST, 30, TitlED OUT HIS NEW BURGLAR JUST OUTslOE THE CITY LIMITS ON THE SOUTH~ BEIRUT, SAID NASSER WAS WORRI[D ABOUT WIDE ALARM. I T WORKED. EAST SIDE. IN ITS RUBBLE-PACKtD WAKE IT SPREAD DISCONTENT AMONG HIS ARMORED DIVIS HE SA~ A SHADOWY fiGURE ENT(R A KITCHEN A MAZE OF SMASHED BUILDINGS AND CHRISTMAS 'ON AND AIR FORCt OFFICERS WHO WANT TO WINDOW OF HIS APAJIlTMENT AND GRABBED HIS DECORATIONS STREWN ABOUT THE RUINS OF STRIKE AT THE ISRAEL POSITIONS BEFORE THE 45-POUND BOW AND SOME ARRO~S. TW4NG! A MOST Of THE ARKANSAS-MISSOURI POWER BUILDUP IS COMPLETED. LOUD MOAN THE SOUND OF SCURRYING H:ET. orFICE W~S KNOCK(O TO THE" GROUND THE THE DISPATCH SAID MILITARY ATTACHES IN AN HOVR LAT£tIf RONALD JELKS, 18, OAKLAND, WELfARE OfFICE ~ND THE COUNTY LIBRARY IN BEIRUT, AMMAN AND CAIRO HAD REPORTS ISRAEL SHOWED UP AT A HOSPITAL WITH AN DOD WOUND SHOPPING PLAZA LAY IN RUINS. IS CONSTRUCTINC LANDINQ STRIPS NEAR THE IN THE LEFT ARM. HE TelO POLICE HE WAS TWISTERS STRUCK SEVERAL OTHER NEARBY COM- ISLE SHOT WITH AN AJIlROW ~NO THEY BOOKED HIM FOR MUNITIES.