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WASHINGTON (UP1)--PI!ESIDENT JOHN Saigon Fighting in Secon~ Day; SON SUMMONED AMBASSADO~S AVERELL HAII_ Tax Increase Approved RI~AN AND CYRUS VANCE TO THE WHITE HoUSE TODAY TO DISCUSS THE FORTHCOM With Spending Cut Red Offensive on Nation-Wide Scale ING US TALKS WITH NORTH VIET NAM IN SAIGON (UPI)~~NoRTH VIETNAMESE: AND VIET CONG TROOPS FIGHTING AT THE EDGE or PARIS WASHINGTON (lfIl)--THE SENATE ... ND HOUSEl THE CAPITAL FIRED AT LEAST SIX ROCI\[TS AN~ MORTAR INTO HI[ HEART or SAIGON TO- THE TWO EN~OYS WHO H~~t 6EEN N~MEO T ... )(WRITERS, WHO BLOCKED PRESIOENT JOHN BY THE PRESIDENT TO REPRESENT TtlE SON'S PROPOSED TAX SURCH ... RGE FOR NINE '" US. MILITARY POLICE SAID THE SHELLS STRUCK THE CITY FOLLOWING DAY-LONG FIGHT- UNITED ST~TES IN THE INITI~L DISCUS· MONTHS, CHANGED THEIR "'INDS TODAY AND ING 4ROUNO THE Ol;TSKIRTS, BUT rOR THE SECOND TIME IN THEIR 1'''O_O"Y OFfENSIVE THE SIONS WITH. NORTH VIErN~MESE DIPLOMATS, ... PPROVED ... $10 BILLION INCOME HX IN_ COMMUNISTS FAilED TO STRIKE MAJOR TARGETS ARE EXPECTED TO LEAVE rOR PARIS SHORT- CREASE COUPLED WITH'" $4 BILLION SPEND THE SHELLS CAME WHIRLING INTO THE CITY BEFORE MIDNIGHT AND MORE T~N AN HOUR ING CUT LATER THE ~S S~IO THERE WERE NO REPORTS OF C~SU~LTIES fRENCH GOVERNMENT SOURCES S~IO TO· THE "'CTION BY THE HOUSE WAYS ... NO ME ... NS ONE ROUND L~NDED NEAR THE U S. EMB~SSY, ~NOTHER NEAR AN ARNY FIELD HOSPITAL DAY THE TALKS, SCHEDULED TO BEGIN fRI_ COMMITTEE CouLD PROVIDE THE MOMENTUM TO AND ANOTHER STRUCK A PARKED CAR TWO BLOCKS FROM THE US JOINT PUBLIC ArFAIRS OAY, PROBABLY WILL BE HELD AT THE IN· SPEED A COMPROMISE TAX INCRE ... SE BILL, OrFICE THE OTHERS STRUCK A FEW BLOCKS FROM THE DOWNTOWN "'RE'" TERNATIONAL CONFERENCE CENTER TO PRESIDENT JOHNSON FOR ~IS SIGNATURE NINE MONTtlS ... FTER HE FIRST PROPOSED IT OFFENSIVE""00," ON '"' A N"'TION-WIDE",,",,'" """""SCALE WITH "'" Peace Talk Meet·.ngs May be~Held THE VOTE WAS 17 TO 6 IN HVOR DF AN fiRE ATHCK ON 119 ARE ... S YESHRO"'Y, IT INCRE ... SE __ EITHER THROUGH JOHNSON'S u WAS PROPOSED TEN PERCENT SURCHARGE OR BY RAISING THE VARIOUS T ... X R~TES FOR BOTH ~:g~:~~~~~~::Y"'::::E::E C::::R::: ::_ At International Conference Center INDIVIDUALS AND CORPORATIONS FORT, THE COMMUNIST DRIVE LACKED THE PARIS (UPI)--fRENCH GOVERNMENT SOURCES SAID TOD"'Y THE INITIAL VIET N"'M MEET THE COMMITTEE ACTEO ... FTER THE PRESi FORCE OF THE TET OFFENSrVE THREE MONTHS INGS BETWEEN H"'NOI ... ND WASHINGTON "PROBABLY" WILL BE HELD AT THE INTERNATIONAL DENT WRoTE SENATE DEMOCRATiC LE ... DER AGO fiGHTING W"'S GENER ... LLY CONCEN- CONFERENCE CENTER NtAR THE ARCtI OF TRIUMPH -- ... BUILDING TH ... T SERVED AS A MIKE M... NSFIELD AND SPEAKER JOHN W Mc TR ... TED IN THREE fRINGE "'REAS Of HIE GESTAPO HEADQU ... RTERS IN WORLD WAR II CORM"'CK, ",PPEALING fOR A TAX INCRE"'SE. CITY THE INOIC ... tION CAME LESS THAN TWO HOURS AFTER HERVE ALPHAND, SECRETARY L ... CK OF ACTION, HE TOLD THEM, "WOULD U,S SPOKESMEN S'" I 0 ALL I ED fORCES GENERAL OF THE fOREIGN MINISTRY, CONFERRED WITH U S CH ... RGE D'AFFAIRES WOOD- BE A TICKET TO DISASTER." RINGING SAIGON tlELPED SOFTEN THE BLOW RUfF W... LLNER "'ND MAl VAN Bo, NORTH VIETNAMESE DELEG ... TE GEN~RAL "'NO TOP HANOI BY HITTING L ... RGE COMMUNIST TROOP CON DIPLOM ... T IN EUROPE. CENTR ... TIONS BEFORE THEY COULD PUT THE IR W"'LLNER ... 1010 Bo LATER VISITED THE CENTER SEP"'RATELY TO INSPECT THE F ... CILIT- BATTLE PLANS IN MOTION QU"'I D'ClRSAY OFFICIALS SAID THE TWO WOULD GIVE ... fIN ... L RESPONSE TO AL- SINCE YESTERO"'Y, ALLIED TROOPS H ... VE '" PHANO BUT DID NOT SAY WHEN THE RE KILLED 1,300 OF THE COMMUNISTS, SPOKES Student Unrest Continues SPONSES WERE EXPECTED I MEN S ... lO T"'LKS HAD CENTEREO ON SITES NE ... R LONDON (UPI)_-QUALlfIED DIPLOM",TS I A U S GOVERNMENT SOURCE S ... IO THE THE ARCH OF TRIUMPH ... ND SUBURB... N SITES 5 ... 10 TOD"'Y HANOI INTENDS TO MAINTAIN ONLY OBJECTIVE ACHIEVED THUS f ... R BY M",OE F"'MOUS BY MARIE ANTOINNETTE, MAIIIMUM MILITARY ... ND POLITICAL PRES TtlE COMMUN J STS WAS A "PSYCtlOLOG I C... L" At Columbia and Paris MAD ... ME DE POHP"'OOUR AND CH"'RLES DE SURES ON THE UNITED STATES DURING THE ONE HE SAID "I GET THE FEELING THEIR NEW YORK (lfIl)--STRIKING COLUMBIA GUALLE THE INTERNATIONAL CO'lFERENCE FORTHCOMING T ... LKS ON THE VIET NAM WAR RE"'L TARGET IS TO GET WORLD tlEADLINES UNIVERSITV STUDENTS SCUFFLEO TODAY WITH CENTER W... S "'ORE OR LESS A DARK HORSE IN PARIS BEFORE P ... R IS PEACE TALKS" OTHER UNDERGRADUATES TRYING TO ENTER CANOIDATE SINCE IT W"'S 6ELIEVEO ... SU6- THEY SAID PRESIDENT Ho CHI MINH ",P CL"'SSROOMS FOR THE FIRST TIME IN TWO URAN CHATEAU WOULD BE CHOSEN PARENTLY 8ELIEVES HE CAN NEGOTIATE More Czech EHorts WEEKS A TOP SCHOOL OFFICIAL THREAT THE CENTER, A FORMER PRIVATE HOTEL FROM A POSITION OF STRENGTH "'ND HIS ENED TO RECALL CITY POLICE TO THE C"'MP ON THE AVE'IUE KLEBER, IS NOW OWNED BY US AND SEEK'" COURT INJUNCTION IF THE THE fRENCH FOREIGN MINISTRY IT FOR ;~~~: I :;O;~S~~:L~E A ~)(~~~T~~E ~~ M:~~:Y AS 1'1 To Patch Red Relations TROUBLE CONtiNUED MERLV WAS CALLEO THE HOTEL MAJESTIC CONTACTS "THE C"'LLING IN Of CITY COPS IS NOT AND 101"'$ T"'KEN OVER BV THE GESTAPO OUR· DIPLOM... TS WHO TOOK ACTIVE P ... RTS IN PRAGUE (UPI)--CZECHOSLOVAKI ... JUDE TWO OUT OF THl QUESTION," SAID COLUMBI ... ING THE GERM"'N OCCUPATION OF PARIS THE 1954 GENEV ... CONFERENCE WHICH SET MORE EFFORTS TOO ... Y TO PLASTER OVER THE VICE PRESIDENT DAVID B TRUMAN "THEY THERE WERE REPORTS FROM AMERICAN OF TLED THE INDOCHINA WAR S"'ID IT LOOKS GROWING CRACKS IN HER ... LLIANCE WITH THE "'RE NOT GOING TO CLOSE THIS UNIVERSITY" FICIALS THE UNltEO STATES WOULD PREFER AS IF THE S",ME PATTERN IS DEVELOPING I SOVIET UI' with Sgt Mike / /,' I , I I I ( i'll II' 11 1/ 1 ,1/ "/1/ 1 'I I , I " I I 'I / I °1 , I' I I , // I ' /' / / "WHY DON'T YOU GO JUMP 1111 THE LAKE, SLEDGE! 1/ BIG GEORGE! ' ~\ o FOMR A CMYNYX :t 101.0 141M TO FORGET aT CMMOGNI ENGER!. "A wright/ out wtth It X. FOLINO OOT Tl-IE MI6SPE1.LF~S ~E'" ~BJLlC. CI4SIM~5T PTARn' ;.1.16 SPliL\..INi& \olE WA5 JLJiST DOING rrs')(w AW~ MYS. FPOOTI.. WAS Jo!OJ..DIN6- STLlFI= OUR OWN. ""'I OIlAF A ~>' Q01TI6YF~& !-11M BACK .,""'" ORGW BN SA Fj..~ •••• r o~~y vViSH OUR WHA, ~p J?l;;5E"RVf;" HAD \iVf;O~THE" THE" CR!::DIBIl.• ITY GAp CA611At.--TI~5, -rn16A~ HA5 NOHI II 'l1ag 6 9 ROD? 'O.lnV Ii "IVN £ 'S'IU~ :nu~ dWV' l-u..... oa al,.)1 0 L 'QSSVl 8 'NI1)1NVH~ t 'VNOZIHY t-SSOJ)Y SH3MSNV SAN FRANCI seo (UPI) -- A FORMER PATROLMAN TREHON, ENGLAND (UPI) -- HARRY DIAMOND SAT ASKEO THE CITY RETIREMENT BOARD FOR A DIS CQNSOLATLEY ON THE CURB, CURSING HIS 1958 ABILITY PENSleN RECENTLY OF HIS CHRONIC BROKEN DOWN ONCE MORE. THEN TIMIDITY WHILE SERVING NINE YEARS ON THL ONG WALKED A STRANGER "IT'S YOURS" HARRY FORCE CPIED, HANDING THE STARTLEO PEDESTRAIN THE A PSYCHIATRIC REPORT SAID THE MAN, 37, CAR I([YS "I NEVER IoI .... NT TO SEE IT AGAIN" u fEARED "AGGRESSION FROM OTHERS AND ALWAYS HARIIY LATER EXPLAINEO "I STRUCK A BLOW .OR TRIED TO AVOID ARRESTING ANYONE OR ASSERT fREEDQM fROM THE IfrEA THAT AN UNRELIABLE CAR ER.1t LI • pleaeant little pme that will ,'lYe you a me-ae INc;. HIS POLICE AUTHOR\T'I''' HE RESIGNED IN CAN I~POSE ON A POOR, UHMECHANICAL, DOWN H every day It iii & ftumerlc&1 puale datpad. to ~u out your twlune Count the lettera In your Om. I\UIlI! It the .WIl· SEPTEMBER, CLAIMIN~ "tRAUMATIC NEUROSIS" TRODDEN, VULNERA8LE MOTORIST I DECIDED NO bel' vi' leUer. LI • or mQ!'e, aubtraet 4 It tIM lIlumber is 1. MECHANICAL CONTRIVANCE IoIAS GOING TO MAKE MY than " add S Tbe reault • YOUI' key lIlum_ start at U. " FEW WOMEt.! &11m f(;WER- MEt.! HAVE E~OUGH CHARA- LifE A MISERY AND GET AWAY WITH IT." upper I,n·hand eotm1' of tM rect~le and cheek ~ OM TER TO BE IDLE n' t... V LUCAS of yoW' key rnU'nbera. lett to riPl Tben read the -.e UrI. lit.. under the CMeked ttJ'll"" MONDAY, MAY 6, 1968 HOURGLASS PAGE 5 Plrl(.M TERRACE WRAPPED UP THE AMER I CAN LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP IN THE OPEN DIVISION WITH A RELATIVELY EASY VICTORY OVER THE SPORTS EBEYE ANGELS 19-7, ON SATURDAY. SECTION AN II-RUN fiRST INNING, ~I\ICLUDING A THREE-RUN HOMER BY ABSO 80BO, PUT THEM Turbines Make Good Showing WELL ON THE ROAD TO VICTORY. .MAJOR LEAGU INDIANAPOLIS (UPI)--TuRBINE-POWERED MACH THE ANGELS rOUGHT BACK WITH THREE RUNS NEW YORK {UPI)--NATIONAL LEAGUE. IN INES TURNED IN SNAPPY SPEEDS YESTERDAY AS 20 IN THE SECOND ONLY TO SEE TERRACE ADD SATURDAY NIGHT ACTION, HELIEf PITCHER JUAN CARS TOOK TO THE INDIANAPOLIS MOTOR SPEEDWAY SIX NORE RUNS IN THE THIRD WITH ~OME RUNS PIZARRO WALKED BILL WHITE WITH THE BASES TRACK IN PREPARATION F"OR THE INDIANAPOLIS BY JERVISS, KAPAHU AND POLAN, TO PUT THE FILLED AND ONE OUT IN THE NINTH INNING, "500" MAY 30. GAME OUT Of REACH. CLIMAXING A THREE-RUN RALLY THAT GAVE THE FORMER "500" WINNER GRAHAM HILL OF" ENGLA PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES A 3-2 WIN OVER THE DRIVING ONE OF" ANDY GRANATELLI'S TURBO CARS, ****** PITTSBURGH PIRATES THE PHILLIES HAD KEONE1S LOUNGE ADDEO ONE MORE GAME TO RECORDED 165411 MPH FOR THE TOP SPEED OF" REELED Ofr THE rlRST TRIPLE PLAY Or THE THE DAY. IT ALSO WAS THE fASTEST HILL HAS THEIR WINNING STREAK WITH A 6-1 VICTORY MAJOR LEAGUE SEASON IN THE EIGHTH. OVER HIGH SCHOOL AT BRANDON FIELD ON SA EVER DRIVEN. TITO FRANCONA HIT A THREE~RUN DOUBLE FOUR Of GRANATELLI'S S1X TURBINE-POWERED DAY WITH TWO OUT IN THE NINTH WHICH LIFTED THE MACHINES WERE ON THE TRACK, tNCLUDING ONE IN SPITE Of THEIR LOSS, HIGH SCHOOL ATLANTA BRAVES PAST THE ASTROS 5-2. THE fiRST TIME EVER. IT WAS DRIVEN BY GREG PLAYED A TREMENDOUS GAME ON OEFENse WITH THE CINCINNATI REDS DEfEATED THE Los AN WELD OF" KANSAS CITY. JOE LEONARD Of SAN JOSE SOME REALLY SPECTACULAR CATCHES IN THE GELES DODGERS 2-0 BEHIND GERRY ARRIGO'S OROVE THE TURBINE VACATED BY PARNELL I JONES OUTfiELD BY BILL WAGNER AND RICK SINCLAIR, TWO-HITTER. PLUS REAL HUSTLE IN GETTING THEIR THROWS ROOKIE MIKE SPENCE OF" ENGLAND RECORDED 164 YESTERDAY, CATCHER JOHNNY BENCH DOUBLED IN FROM THE fiELD. THEY WERE ABLE TO GET MPH .IN ANOTHER TURBINE HOME LEE MAY fROM rlRST BASE IN THE 16TH ONLY THREE HITS orF WINNING PITCHER CLIFF SO fAR, 56 Of THE 77 CARS ENTERED IN THE INNING TO CARRY THE REOS TO A 3-2 TRIUMPH MEMORIAL DAY CLASSIC ARE AT THE SPEEDWAY CLARK, WHICH lEO TO THEIR DOWNFALL. OVER THE DODGERS. AND 37 HAVE PASSED TECHNICAL INSPECTION BY ****** KEN JOHNSON HELD HIS rORMER TEAMMATES TO THE UNITED STATES AUTO CLUB. IN SUNDAY'S TWO EXHIBITION MOUNTAINBALL TWO HITS AS THE ATLANTA BRAVES DOWNED THE DAN GURNEY REACHED 163.3 MPH IN THE CAR HE GAMES, MASSART EDGED HONDEEN 11-9 AND THE HOUSTON ASTROS 3-2. OROVE IN LAST YEAR'S "500", THEN SWITCHED TO WECo-NORTHERNERS DRUBBED RAYTHEON 6-1. THE CHICAGO CUBS MADE A SWEEP Of THEIR HIS NEW STOCK-BLOCK MACHINE AND HIT 163-PLUS MASSART ACCUMULATED 16 HITS WITH ARTHUR, DOUBLEHEAOER WITH THE NEW YORK METS WITH YONTZ, STENVERS AND HARTIS GETTING THREE 1-0 AND 3-2 VICTORIE~. You Can Bet He Checked EACH. HARTIS HAD A HOMER IN THE SIXTH THE GIANTS DEfEATED THE CARDINALS 8~4 A HOME RUN BY GHOSTLEY IN THE SECOND IN AND THE PIRATES ROUTED LARRY JACKSON WITH His Scorecard This Time NING STARTED Off THE NORTHERNERS SCORING fOUR STRAIGHT HITS TO BEAT THE PHILLIES HOUSTON (UPI)--Ro8ERTO DE VICENZO, THE VI IN THEIR GAME AND GOOO DEfENSIVE PLAY TO 5-2, TIM Of A SCORE-KEEPING ERROR AT THE MASTERS, BACK UP WINNING PITCHER BARNARD GAVE THEM AMERICAN LEAGUE. GENE BRABENDER, MAKING BIRDIED THREE OUT Of THE LAST SIX HOLES TO THEIR VICTORY. HIS FIRST START Of THE SEASON, SCATTERED CATCH A fAOING LEE TREVINO AND WIN THE SIX HITS AND RIPPED ONE OF fOUR BALTIMORE $100,000 CHAMPIONS INTERNATIONAL WITH A TEN WORLD SERIES HOME RUNS YESTERDAY AS THE LEAGUE-LEADING UNDER-PAR 274 TODAY. THE OPEN DIVISION MOUNTAINBALL WORLD ORIOLES CRUSHED THE WASHINGTON SENATORS DE VICENZO SHOT A THREE-UNDER-PAR 68 YES SERIES BEGINS WEDNESDAY, MAY 8TH AT 5:30 8~0 IN THEIR SEVENTH STRAIGHT TRIUMPH. TERDAY IN THE rlNAL ROUND. THE BALDING AR ON DALLY FIELD. PALM TERRACE CAPTURED THE SONNY SIEBERT AND STAN WILLIAMS COMBINED GENTINE, WHO START EO THE ROUND THREE STROKES AMERICAN LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP ANO WILL FACE TO PITCH A TWO-HITTER FOR THE INOIANS IN BEHIND DAN SIKES, HAD PROfESSIONAL GOlf As KEONE'S LOUNGE, NATIONAL LEAGUE CHAMPS A 2~1 VICTORY OVER THE TWINS. SOCIATION OfFICIALS CHECK HIS SCORECARD ON THIS WILL BE A BEST THREE-OUT-OF-fIVE THE DETROIT TIGERS SNAPPED A THREE GAME THE fRINGE OF THE 18TH BEfORE HE SIGNED IT SER I ES LOSING STREAK BY DEfEATING THE ANGELS 5-2. "BEfORE I SIGN, 1 CALL MY LAWYER," DE VI PLAYING OATES ARE AS FOLLOWS THE OAKLANO ATHLETICS BEAT THE BOSTON CENZO JESTED AFTERWARD 1ST GAME WEDNESDAY, MAY 8TH SOX 3-2 BEHIND THE SEVEN~HIT PITCHING OF TREVINO HAD A THREE~STROKE LEAD ENTERING 2ND GAME FRIDAY, MAY 10TH CHUCK DOBSON. THE LAST NINE, BUT HE BOGIED FOUR HOLES ON 3RD GAME SATURD~Y, MAY 11TH THE CHICAGO ~HITE SOX WON THE OPENER 5-1 THE BACK NINE TO LOSE IT SIKES rlNISHEO qTIi 3AME MONDA Y, MA Y 13TH AND THE YANKEES TOOK THE NIGHTCAP or THE IR A 276 FOR THIRD JACK NICKLA~US r-INISHED fOUR 5TH GAME WEDbjESDAY, MAY 15TH DOUBLEHEADER 4-1 GARY PETERS SLUGGED THE -STROK-ES BACK AT 278 rOR FOURtH PLACE MillER FIRST GRANO SLAM HOMER Of HIS CAREER IN BAR-eER AND TOMMY AARON TIED FOR FIFTH AT MOUNTAINBALL SCHEDULE OPENING GAME. TUES MA Y 7 DALLY FIELD PILIKIA VS RAYTHEON SHREVEPORT, LA. (UPI)--CAROL MANN ROLLED W-5:45 PM NEW YORK {UPI)--THE fiRST OPEN TENNIS BRANDON FIELD IN A TEN~FOOT PUTT ON THE 16TH HOLE TO WIN TOURNAMENT IN HISTORY, STAGED IN BRITAIN HIGH SCHOOL VS MZC THE 4TH ANNUAL SHREVEPORT KIWANIS GOLF TOUR 0-5'30 PM LAST MONTH, RAISED SOME INTRIGUING NEW NAMENT BY ONE STROKE OVER MICKEY WRIGHT Match Play Golf Tournament QUESTIONS YESTERDAY. THE VICTORY WAS WORT~ $1,725 AND THEY BEGAN TO POP AfTER PERfORMANCES BY THE SEMI-FINALS IN THE SPECIAL -SERvVICES WAS MISS MANN'S THIRD CONSECUTIVE TOURNEY BRITAIN1S MARK Cox, A LEfTY AMATEUR or MATCH PLAY TOURNAMENT PRODUCED SOME VERY WIN SHE CARDED A 217 TOTAL rOR 54 HOLES AND MODEST PREVIOUS ACCOMPLISHMENT, WHO KNOCKE:ol EXCITING MATCHES YESTERDAY WITH A GREAT WENT INTO THE FINAL ROUND IN A TIE WITH MISS OFF OLD PRO PANCHD GOLZALEZ AND NEW PRO MANY or THEM GOING RIGHT DOWN TO THE WIRE WRIGHT AT 144. Roy EMERSON ON AN UPSETTING JOURNEY INTO BErORE ONE MAN COULD PULL OUT THE MATCH. CLifFORD ANN CREED, RUTH JESSEN AND SANDRA THE SEMI~fINAL JACK CUDD, WECols u FREE SWINGING" LEFT STUZICH FINISHED IN A THREE-WAY TIE FOR COX, 24, OUT-CONDITIONED THE 40-YEAR~OLO HANDER, GAVE THE GALLERY A FINE DISPLAY Of THIRD PLACE AT 21 GONZALEZ IN A FIVE SET MATCH AND THEREBY PRESSURE PUTTING IN DEfEATING JOE KAULUKU ADDEO fUEL TO THE ARGUMENTS OF THE PURISTS KUI ONE UP IN A THRILLING fiNISH ON THE WHO INSIST TENNIS SCORING SHOULO REMAIN AS 18TH HOLE BY SINKING A 15 rOOTER FOR A IS -~ NOT DOCTORED TO PRODUCE ABBREVIATED BIRDIE AND A VICTORY AfTER I I HOLES OF MATCHES fOR THE CONVENIENCE Of THE GALLER PLAY, CUDD LED fOUR UP. JOE TOOK THE 12TH, IES AND TELEVISION 14TH AND 15TH TO TRAIL BY ONE DOWN AND THE PURISTS fEEL If THE PROS ARE TO MAKE THREE HOLES TO GO THEY HALVED THE 16TH MONEY PLAYING AMATEURS THEY SHOULD EARN IT. AND 17TH ON THE 18TH PAR fOUR, THEY BOTH ANOTHER QUESTION INVOLVES PRIZE MONEY HIT TREMENDOUS DRIVES. JOE CHIPPEO HIS DISTRIBUTION. WIMBLEDON SET UP A PAYOff SECOND SHOT ONE FOOT FROM THE CUP fOR A SYSTEM Of "ROUND MONEY" TO BE AWARDED THE CONCEDED BIRDIE. CUOD OVERSHOT THE PIN BY PROFESSIONALS -~ AN AMOUNT STIPULATED IN 15 fEET BUT CAME BACK WITH A BEAUTIFUL ADVANCE AND BASED ON WHAT ROUND A PLAYER STRAIGHT PUTT RIGHT IN THE CUP TO CLIMAX REACHED BEfORE HE IS DEFEATED. ANY TOURNA A GREAT MATCH. MENT THAT STICKS TO THAT PLAN COULD WINO IN THE OTHER CHAMPIONSH,"P FLIGHT MATCH WITH A NEAT PROfiT IN THE EVENT ONE OR TWO BOBBY PALOMA DEFEATED COPPER TOME IN AN AMATEURS GOT HOT AND WENT DEEP INTO THE OTHER r INE GAME. LATE ROUNDS THE SPONSOR COULD RETAIN THE A FLIGHT WHITE DEF. GARDNER AND PADEKEN PRIZE MONEY DU. LEE As OPEN TENNIS MOVES rORwARD, THE PAYOff B FLIGHT MAEDA DEF. MIYASHIRO AND SYSTEM LONG EMPLOYED IN GOLf IS LIKELY TO SEMI-FINALISTS .... IN THE CHAMPIONSHIP FLIGHT SHUMATE DEF. PETERS9N or THE SPECIAL SERVICES MATCH PLAY TOURNEY. PREVAIL EVERYWHERE. Ir AN AMATEUR GOLFER C fLIGHT -- SALBERG DEF KALAHIKI AND WINS OR fiNISHES AMONG THE PLACINGS IN FROM LEFT - BOBBY PALOMA, COPPER TOME, JOE KARCH DEF. BA ILEY KAULUKUKUI, JACK CUDD. WHICH MONEY COULD BE WON BY A PRO THE PROS D FLIGHT -~ MILLER OEF. HARTIS AND ZEBAL STILL SHARE THE TOTAL PRllE MONEY AS If THE Golf Etiquette, OEr. FOSTER AMATEURS WEREN'T EVEN THERE. E FLIGHT NAONE 0Ef". MciNERNEY AND AT LEAST EIGHT BIDS HAVE BEEN MADE TO SLOW PLAY IS A PROBLEM CD'·mDN TO MOST CARVALHO DEf. RIDGELY GOLF COURSES, ESPECIALLY HERE ON KWAJALEIN. STAGE OPEN TENNIS IN THIS COUNTRY THIS F FLIGHT -- RUSSELL DEr. SYKOS AND HILL YEAR, BUT THERE WILL BE NO MORE THAN rOUR ALL GOLFERS ARE REMINDED OF A FEW or THE' OEf. BOSENBURY RULES OF GOLf THAT WE ALL SHOULD rOLlOW. AND POSSIBLY fEWER ACTUALLY SANCTIONED. FOREST HILLS WAS EXPECTED TO GAIN SANC~ I SLOW PLAYERS SHOULD LET FASTER PLAYERS TWILIGHT GOLF SCHEDULE GO THROUGH. TION AS THE U.S. OPEN INSTEAD Of NATIONAL TUES MAY 7 AMATEUR. MADISON SQUARE GARDEN, WHICH HAS 2 PLAYERS SEARCHING FOR A LOST BALL SHOULD 4:45 PM WECo~BTL vs GLOBAL 36ERS WAVE PLAYERS THROUGH BEEN PROMOTING TENNIS WITH GREAT fERVOR WED. MAY 8 fOR ITS COSTLY NEW PALACE, MAY GET AN IN 3 UPON COMPLETION OF A HOLE DON'T STAND 4:45 PM GEORGE'S FOUR vs KTS #1 NEAR THE GREEN TO PUT DOWN YOUR SCORE. MOVE DOOR SHOT THE USLTA WILL PROBABLY SET COE vs GLOBAL ADMINISTRATION THE PATTERN fOR PRIZE MONEY DISTRIBUTION PAGE 6 'H()ut6lass Financial SecfifJn UwutM~~ NEW YORK (UPI)--HoUSE WAYS AND MEANS AMeSI' •• AtlLJ1C1 25 1/8 - 3/4 By SAM SHULSKY COMMITTEE APPROVAL Of PRESIDENT JOHNSON'S AMER I CAM PHOTO 17 5/8 - 1/8 A READER'S LETTER CONSISTS SOLELY OF A LIST PROPOSE6 TAX HIKE AND SPENDING CUTS 1101- AMERICAN T &. T 49 5/8 - 3/8 OF STOCKS INCLUDING SUCH WELL-KNOWN INVEST SP I Rt.D A BR I SK RALL Y ON THE NEW YORK STOCK AMPEX 7/8 ,I - 3/8 MENT NAMES AS CHESAPE~KE & OHIO, GENERAL Mo EXCHANGE TODA Y BUT IT WAS NOT QU I n: AHACOHDA NC "5 1/8 TORS, RCA, STANDARD OIL OF N.J., XEROX, STRONG ENOUGH TO ERASE AN EARLY DEfICIT. ATLAS Co... ·• PUBLIC SERVICE ELECTRIC & GAS, ETC, ETC I BETHLEHEM STEtL SELLING WAS PREDOMINANT THROUGHOUT THE 29 1/2 - 1/4 CAN ONLY IMAGINE THAT THE READER MEANT TO AOD MORN ING BOEING IT WAS NO SURPRISE TO BROKERS , 77 1/2 - 2 1/4 SOME QUERY SUCH AS: "ARE THESE GOOD STOCKS", IN VIEW OF THE fACT THE LIST HAD RISEN IN r BURROUGHS 211 1/2 - 6 1/4 TO WHICH, 11M AFRAID, I WOUL.D HAVE HAD TO RE AN ALMOST UNINTERRUPTED LINE fOR MORE THAN CHRY$LER 67 1/8 -3/ 4 SPOND WI TH A QUERY OF MY OWN "Gooo FOR fiVE WEEKS ON PEACE HOPES. COM '/AT NA WHAT 111 THE FACT THAT LEGISLATIVE PROGRESS OF THE COHTROL DATA 158 3/8 ~A ITIS NOT THAT I WANT LONG LETTERS __ PERISH CHEMICAL TAX BOOST SEEMED eOGGED DOWN ey JOHNSON'S Dow 79 7/8 - I THE THOUGHT. BUT A fEW WORDS TO FLESH OUT SQUABBLE WITH CONGRESS GAVE TRADERS A REA DuPONT 160 3/4 -1/4 THE SK'£LETON WOULD HELP SUCH AS: SON TO TAKE PROFITS EAS TMAN KODAI( 160 1/2 -2 01 AGE: _~ .. 3 EARNING POWER --_; (OR, IF RE BuT A RALLY STARTED IN THE AFTERNOON FAIRCHILD C.MERA 81 1/4 - 3 3/4 TIRED, OTHER SOURCES Of INCOME - __ ; GOALS FORD NA ON NEWS Of THE HOUSE COMMITTEE'S ACTION. (OR, WHAT 00 You WANT YOUR MONEy TO DO FOR MOST INVESTORS BELIEVE THESE MEASURES AAE GENERAL ELECTRIC 93 5/~ -7/8 YOU) ___ • n GENERAL INSTRUMENTS NECESSARY FOR ECONOMIC STAeILITY. -1/4 PRESENTED WITH SUCH A LIST (AND ~ITH NO AD GENERAL MOTORS ~7 1~4 NEWS THAT THE U.S. BALANCE OF PAYMENTS -3/4 DITIONAL FACTS) I CAN ONLY SAY THAT THESE ARE GENT&.E DEfiCIT HAD NARROWED SHARPLY IN THE FIRST 4~ 1/8 +1/8 OBVIOUSLY WELL-CONSIDERED INVESTMENT NAM[S. GENT&.R QUARTER ALSO ENCOURAGED AfTERNOON BUYING. 29 3/4 +1/4 BUT IF A PERSON NEEOS THE HIGH YIELD OF C & GOODRICH ~HE UNITEO PRESS INTERNATIONAL STOCK 63 3/4 -1/8 o ANO GENERAL MOTORS AND PUB1.IC SERVICE E. & HILTON MARKET INDICATOR GAINED O.Oq PERCENT TO 81 +13/8 G , WHAT IS THE RATIONALE BEHIND HOLDING ON 119.45 BUT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE IN HoNEYVtLL NA IfJot ~~ 1/2 TO SUCH LOW-YIELD GROWTH STOCKS AS RCA AND DEX MIRRORED A DECLINE OE' 12 CENTS IN THE -2 XEROX, fOR EXAMP1.E? AND IF HE'S HELL-BENT I NTERNA T I ONAL HARV NA AVERAGE COMMON SHARE PRICE. 33 3/8 rOR GROWTH, WHY DOES HE HOLD THE FIRST GROUP'! 1 "ltRNAT I ONAL PAPER THE Dow JONES INDUSTRIAL AvERAGE ENDED 31 1/2 +1/2 (Ir HEIS COIo1FORTABLY RETIRED AND CAN AFFORD I "ltRNATI ONAL T&T A NINE-SESSION WINNING STREAK, GIVING UP 56 S/8 +5/8 THE LUXURY OF RCA AND XEROX, THAT'S O.K WI TH KAISER AL. 42 1/2 NC 4.68 TO 914.53, AND THE RAIL COMPONENT ME, BUT J T WOULD BE HELPFUL TO KNOW THAT BE LITTON NC t •• tO 0.92 TO 239 43 66 1/8 FORE MAKING ANY ~UOGMENT ) Or THE 1,524 ISSUES CROSSING THE TAPE, LOCKHEED 56 1/4 +1 4*********** LONE STAR CM + 69) DECLINED, 598 ADVANCED AND 236 CLOSED 24 1/2 1/4 Q - I'M SELLING MY HOME AND WILL HAVE A,BOUT MAGNA VOX UNCHANGED. THERE WERE 96 ISSUES CLI~BING -I 3/8 $20,000 CASH I INTEND TO BUY ANOTHER. McDONNELL DOUGLAS ,0 NEW t968 HIG~S ~ND 19 f~LLING To LO~S. ~~ 5/8 -I 1/8 SHOULD I USE ONLY HALF OF THIS AMOUNT AS A MGM VOLUME CONTRACTED SHARPLY TO ~ STILL 44 7/8 - 5/8 DOWN PAYMENT AND PUT THE BALANCE INTO A MU ~CTIVE 12,600,000 SHARES FROM THE 17,990, +3 3/8 TUAL FUND? WOULD THIS GIVE ME INCOHE TO MOBIL OIL 000 SHARES WHICH CHANGED HANDS FRIO~Y ~~ §~~ +1 SERVICE THE HIGHER MORTGAGE I WOULD ASSUME? MOTOROLA THE L~RGt INSTITUTIONAL TRADERS SEEMED - 135 1/2 -1/2 ARE THERE ANY OTHER FORMS or INVESTMENT WHICH NORTHWEST AIRLINES MORE CAUTIOUS SINCE ONLY 32 BLOCKS or 85 3/4 -2 1/4 WOULD HELP ME MEET THE $10,000 OF MORTGAGE 10,000 SHARES OR MORE WERE RECORDED, A PAN AlliER I Col" 20 3/4 NC DEBT? POLAROIO MUCH SLOWER RATE THAN IN THE PREVIOUS WEE~ 113 1/8 +1 7/8 A - LET'S SAy YOU ASSUME A 15-YEAR, $10,000 RCA COMMERCIAL CREDIT TO~PEO THE ACTivE 52 1/8 -3/4 MORTGAGE COSTING 6 1/2%. THAT WILL REQUIRE RAYTHEON LIST fOR THE SIXTH CONSECUTIVE SESSION, 96 1/8 -7/8 MONTHLY PAYMENTS OF $87 12, OR, ANNUALLY, SEARS t",HG 7/8 TO 44 7/8 OH 252,700 SH.RtS. b8 3/4 -7/8 $1, 045. 44 SHELL OIL IT FIRST GAINED THE SPOTLIGHT AFTER LOEW'S 67 -1/4 CAN YOU INVEST $10,000 IN SECURITIES TO THEA,[RS MADE AN OFFER TO PURCHASE CONTROL SHERATON PROVIDE THAT MUCH INCOME WITH ALL THE SAFETY SPERRy RAND Of THE FIRM AND CONTINUED ACTIVE ArTER ITS 52 3/4 -2 7/8 A FIXED MORTGAGE PAYMENT REQUIRES! THE ANsweR STO OIL Of CALIF DIRECTORS RE~ECTED THE BID LOEW's FIN 60 7/8 -7/8 IS NO. STO OIL or INO ISHED THE SESSION UP 3 AT 86 52 7/8 -1/8 EVEN DISREGARIYING THE AMORTIZATION PART OF !, STD OIL Of N.J. A BLOC~ OF 2~,ooo SH~RES ~T 9 I/S ANO -1/4 THE MORTGAGE, CAN YOU INVEST $10,000 TO GEl STUDtBAKER.WORTH A BLOCK OF 10,000 AT 9 1/4 PUSHED ATCHI ~~ 1/4 +7/8 6 1/2 % WITH ALL THE CERTAINTY THAT SUCH A TELEDYNE NA I SON, TOPE~A PREFERRED INTO SECOND PLACE MORTGAGE REQUIRE.s? AGA'N--NO. You COULD PUT I TENNECO IT CLOSED Off' 1/8 TO 9 1/8 ON 221,000 < 26 3/8 -1/8 IT INTO A 6 1/2% GOOD GRADE UTILITY BOND SO TEXACO SHARES. 76 3/8 -I WHAT WOULD BE THE GAIN? You'e THEN BE GETTING TEXAS INSTRUMENT AMERICAN TELEPHONE & TELE&RAPH fiNISHED 104 -3 $650 A YEAR WHI CH YOU WOULD HAND OVER TO THE I THIOKOL IN THIRD PLACE, DIPPING 3/8 TO 495/8 ON 18 7/8 -1/4 MORTGAGE HOLDER. AND THE BONO COULD FLUCTuATE 20TH CENTURY Fox 161)100 SHARES EVEN THOUGH IT SETTLED THE 34 1/8 -3/4 IN MARKET VALUE, BUT THAT MORTGAGE IS FIXED UNION CARBIDE IB DAY STRIKE 8V THE COMMUNICATIONS WORKERS 44 3/8 -1/2 SO FAR, Of COURSE, WE ARE OISCUSSING ONLY UNlltD FRUIT OF AMER I CA. 58 1/2 +1/2 $10,000 /101 A MORTGAGE V$ $10,000 IN AN IN U.S~ GYPSUM STEELS TURNED MIXED JONES & LAUGHLIN -- 82 3/4 -3/4 COMC-PROOUCING INVESTMENT IF YOU ARE A YOUNG U.S. STEEL TRADING EX-DIVIDENO -- AND YOUNGSTOWN -I 1/4 MAN, EMPLOYED, AND WELL A8LE TO HANDLE $IO,OO( 'WESTERN UNION ~6 5/8 SHEET WERE FEATURES, ADVANCING 2 3/~ AND -3/4 INA MORTGAGE ON YOUR HOME, THEN I' D VOTE TO WEST A I R BUItE 2 1/2 RESPECTIVELY, U.S. STEEL, TRADING 47 5/8 -1/8 ASSUME THE MORTGAGE AND INVEST THE $10,000 IN WESTINGHOUSE EX-DIVIDEND, LOST 5/8 TO 395/8 BETHLEHEM 8 +3/4 THE HOPES OF CAPITAL GAIN IN SECURITIES WHICH XEROX Jg 5/ STEEL ALSO LOST A FRACTION NA PAY 1% OR 3% OR NO PER CENT. ZENITH MOTORS DECLINED FRACTIONS. EASTMA" KCQAK 59 7/8 -3/8 BUT IF YOU ARE LIMITING THIS DISCUSSION MUTUALS SLIPPED 2 TO 160 1/2 IN THE EASIER CHEMIC ST~ICTLY TO $10,000 IN A MORTGAGE OR $10,000 DREyruS FUND ALS GOLD STOCKS _DECLINED DESPITE A IN AN INCOMC-PRODUCING INVESTMENT TO MEET FIDELITY C"PITAL FUND SHARP ~UMP IN THE PRICE or BULLION IN THE THAT MORTG~GE, I '0 SAY INVEST IN YOUR OWN FIDELITY TRUD OPEN MARKETS HOMESTAKE MINING DIPPED 3 MORTGAGE. FUND 0' AMER I CA 1/2 TO 70 3/8. AMERICAN SOUTH AFRICAN ****** •••******* HAMI L TON fUND GAVE UP 2 7/8 TO 66 1/4. DOME MINES ALSO Q - You RECENTLY RECOMMENDED BONOS PAYING KEYSTONE 5 4 LOST GROUND. 6 1/2% FOR THOSE NEEDING INCOME I WAS REC MANHATtA. fUND BURROUGHS FELL TO 211 I/Z IN THE ENTLY WIDOWED, LEFT A GROUP OF STOCKS, MOSTlY 5 3/4 MASS. INVESTMENT TRUST MOSTLY LOWER ELECTRONICS. TEXAS INSTRUMENTS B\...ut CHIPS, ON WHICH 1 HAVE LOSSES. BETHLEHEM, NT. SEC. GROWTH SERIEI AND FAIRCHILD CAMERA FINISHED LOWER. IBM, U.S, STEEL. RfPUBLIC~ GENERAL MOTORS, CHRY_ PUTNAM GROWTH r UNO SLER, A.T. & ., AMERICAN TOBACCO, CON EDISON UP MORE THAN 30 IN THE PREVIOUS DIP~ED 2 WELL I NGTON fUND ANO ST.~R'EGIS-WPER, THIOKOL, GLEN ALDEN AND TO 686. COLLINS RADIO BUCXED THE TREND, LoweNSTE.-N.- 110 APPRECIATE YOUR OPINION OJ" 'OV'HCIHG I 7/8 To 77 3/4 OON JONES CLC6ING RANGE Of AVERAGES THEM -~ ALSO, SOME SUGGESTIONS AS TO BONOS AND R~ILS DIPPED SLIGHTLY AIRLINES TENDED OTHER HIGHER YIELD ISSUES LowER, WITH fALLING 2 1/4 TO STOCKS CU:GE CHANGE NORTH~EST B5 A - IT IS ONLY N~TURAL FOR A WOMAN RECENTLY 3/4. BOEING rELL THE SAME AlI40UNT IN THE 31) INDUSTRIALS 914.53 OFf 4.68 wiDOWED TO REVIE~ HER RESOURCES AND THEN DE MBSrLY LOWER AIRCRAfTS BUT LOCKHEED TACKED 20 RAILS 239.43 OrF 0.92 15 UTILITIES 122.60 Up O.I? CIDE SHE MUST I~MEDIATELY MAKE CHANGES TO MlET ON I TO 56 1/4. HER Ntw SITUATION. 65 STOCKS 316.72 0" 1.23 XEROX DROPPED 4 1/4 TO 288 IN THE GLAMOR HOWEVER, IT DOESN'T NECESSARILY rOLlOw THAT SECTOR BUT AMERICAN RESEARCH ADVANCED 5 SUCH A REVI EW MUST AL"'AYS BE fOLLOWEO BY AC TO 206. CITV INVESTING, WHICH PLANS TO NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE INDEXES CLC6E CHANGE TION. IT'S JUST POSSIBLE THAT WHAT SHE OWNS TAKE OVER ALLiS-CHALMERS, FELL 2 TO 55 1/2. IS "GOOD FOR HER". THIS IS LARGELY TRUE IN I NDUSTR I AL 58.18 0" ~.12 ALLIS ROSE THE SAMt A~OuNT TO 33 5/8. YOUR CASE U.S. SMELTING, WHICH orrERED TO PURCH~'E TRA~sPOA UT I ON 48 79 0,, 01 3 A DECLINE IN M~RKET PRICE Of ~NY STOCK - UTILITY 42.25 0,,0.15 300,000 SHARES or CLEVITE AT $80 A SHARE, BLUE, RED OR WHITE CHIP -- IS UNPLEASANT BuT F I NANCE 59.68 Up 0.13 LOST 2 7/8 TQ 68 3/8 WHILE CLEVITE AD SECUR I 11 ES HELD BY INVESTORS IN NEEO or IN VANCED 2 TO 72 1/8. CLEVITE SAID IT ALL STOCKS INDEX 54.94 0" 0.12 3/8 COME HAVE A TWOfOLD ~OB, ONLY ONE or WHICH PRHERREo A STOCK SWAP BID aY TRW TO 5M£l..T IS TO APPRECIATE IN PRICE EVEN MORE IMPORTANT lNG'S orfER. TRW ROSE I TO 101. VANCED AND 161 CLOSED UNCHANGID. THE AM EX IS THE TASK OF PROVIDING SAFE, GENEROUS STEADY AMERICAN HOSPITAL SUPPLY, WHICH RECENTLY INDEX TACKED ON 3 CENTSOTO $26.42. INCOME MOST OF YOUR ISSUES ARE DOING A GOOD PROPOSED A 3~rOR-1 STOCK SPLIT AND ~ DIVI VOLUME CONTRACTED SHARPLY TO 6,435,730 ~oe FOR YOU -- THE STEELS, rOR EXAMPLE, AMER DEND HIKE, ~UMPED 3 1/e TO 94 SiB. SHARES fROM THE 9,052,790 SHARES WHICH ICAN TOBACCO. AND CONSOLIDA,ED EDISON. PR ICES ON THE AMER "AN STOC~ EXCH"-NGE ~ eMANGtE) HANDS FRIDAY. - tHERE ARE t:4ANY GOOD QUALITY BONDS, ESPECI CLOSED MIXED IN ACTlVE TRADING. OF THE ALLY UTILITIES, YIELDING EITHER SIDE OF 6 1/2% I ,02~ ISSUES TRADED, 462 DECL!NED, 401 AO BIGGER THAN A BREADBOX'? BAR~~,~~ BAzu~ **************** I CONT. WED " HtXT -«" .HIU >OLL ST P1CK IT UP ~_"""'" /()URGI.ASS P~C.L 7 ICROSSWORD -- By Eugene Sheffer' TV CAMEOS: Dand Callary HOBlWNTAL 37 AGennan VERTICAl n Martha laid state 1 Embrown lriM 38 Greel< '2 Mlm!c Pen(.od "Candy" Turned His Back on Pro Football capital letters :I A tier- " of tlJllt 5 Thraah 4.0 Iridescent ~ Adapt 20 A king Iy MIL HElMEt 9 Elevator 5 Ice of Judah TO MOST actors, perhaps, there d be !Kl1lle. 42 Narrow.= floe 21 CIUN ' .... lhlng II. little scary and oveJ:Whelmlng about 12 Footlesb Inlet , S"OttiSll 22 DI"tmd walkmg mta an Important regular role on TV 8 11Illma\ 43 Endl>r~d Gaelic p.rt 13 Therefore 48 Sea eagle 7 Timeo! 23 Contrite Bonan:tll"~llfter aU these yea>:"s It still la (1.., 49 Seaweed lire ,. 'The Red watched by 4.00 million persons in 79 countnes Palm leaf Opera star 8 Babealn 26 Aco" speaking eight languagell-but David canary " (var) " MQ)st enallt has ta:ken It in hlB usual calm "truie Its co..pltal " BI(',>,t 9 LinKed 17 Wmg The wiry. flat-nosed Canary created the role " Bridge' 28 Tard} ot 'Candy" on the big B this past season and " Trenton trmmph ".hsauce 29 Dash " " " be breem!d through .t gr~lou!lly. competently 17 Marshal of 31 Short aILd "".thout even an Excedrtn headache It Fnm" re~tl! Impe! An,,,e, tel »aturda,. s puzzle SIze Ilt wasn't lIurpri!!ing David i!! hi!! own man, who " Shafted " coal knows what he wv.nLs, 1S confident without " weapon Sllmmer being coru,:elted, and the vanable wmds don't Saclike " d,shes blow him this way and that. " ca''lty 37 Obstacle "I have a (ace like a bowl or oatmeal thrown 24 AIi~l'lat\' a8 Malt agaJnst the kitchen '/0. aU," he lays with a grin 25 The Jill beverage To many actors, the dyed-haJr and nOIle--Job Manne Ireland kind, this would be tragedy The Canary con· <0 G,rls crllstacean " fidence doe.sn t even permit contemplation o( it 30" Gr'ltulty 31 FInn n "=.A fruit 32 Dancer b .. Sr=19h HE IS, alter all, the man-the only man, pos cymbals bra"l> IIlbly"-who evet' walked out on football ill Sesame 33 YllgO Ohio, where the over~phaslS on that sport slavmn " M'~sr..e csrdmal Galhen"e IS so IItaggering Dave was an end on tile Utn " verslly of Clncllmati t~m and a good one He 35 BnsUe Rl\'~r weighed only 170 pounds but the Denver Bron 36 ReqUIre i\leu&"e tIm' ~I ,olntl~u 2t mlnut•• barneT " oos In the AFL drafted him Yet, just before the U of C game in Oklahoma A &: M, he qwt the team and never played football again. "Sick "",ck, Blck'" he says of Ohlo'a gridiron vot"Wx "Football wsa not just a sport Winning wsa everything to a pomt of Insanity" Even Wore college, he had had a good dose ot this warped view, he pla}'ed his 111gb SChool ball III Massillon, where Sunday church services will lose out to a (ootball game every time ORD91;D TO KILL--IdenW'led Actually, Canary who was born 30 years by police as Arthur Wilhelm ago In Elwood Ind., ill a Si~r by incUnatlon Buhlm!r"l' (topl, a man 9a.ld and a good one He- studied a.t the Cincinnati an "urgamzatlOn' ordered Cmaervatory of Music (hO!'s a lyric baritone) hun to kill Weat Ge!'11lWl and when in sel'Vlce in 1963 he won the All· Chancellor Kurt-George Kie Army entert..s.mment contest as a singer But SInger (lower) U\ Freiberg, UULt's show bl:l:-he hasn't donI:' too much sing· West Germany The man IDg in his professional career Dtll,. Canlllry was an All Am." ... n .chola ... 'lurrendered his pistol to oHi. 'lit gtldd.r In OhiO lal.r 0 1611.;. ltar dais nllar KlesUlg'er's res AFTER COLLEGE, he scrambled around New human" taUftlllt table after saymg York City for a whlJe but It WI/..S A six-month David I" "till m"r~ til. outd.,(tl' typ~ than he couldn't do It ' hlu-h m 'The FantasUclS' In San FranciSCO that anything ell«' dnd oluru'l( ,L",~ "j/ \(JU Ill'" sent him on his way He did movies and a lot find him campU1,g fl~h"'g (II ",,,rkmg \11th o( TV, working regularly, and When producer wood. He lives m a ~m",H "-IMrlmcllt In \\e~t David Dortort of "Bono.nzo" saw him working wood, Calif. With hm '\lfe t.h<- fOnll(r JulK In the Paul Newrna!l movie, 'Hombre," he 1m. Ander~on an\1 their ",,,,ll ,llll~hlpt' iJsa mediately dreamed up Candy' for him And about that IW'R t '- !Jr(Jkl It In tbl' In- The 'BoIlaJU:a' management really ~tuck dlsna game, hl~ ~OphOlH<)re v. lr Olt the V o( Candy into the script because all the Cart- Clncmnatl ),(dny a tun!' I h1-~' j.,unt mt<> a ('II"\'PTOQLJ1'" wrights on the shO\l, .... ere a little too good to game, my ankle tdped _""I 'oh,)t f"n of lIoYO be tme They Wl:'t'ent saints but th'l'y were Ciune" he j;jly~ Ohioan" ,WlY tvl\~\d~' (:lIn;.ry HNCPX Cy JLJO}{XG Ii:.: VHPVLK nearing It canoruzaUon was Just around the a trlutor for ha\lng ",,!lIed {Jut on modem comer "While Papa Ben Is yelling for a fair mayhem but :.ornchoy, '" hen he idl~ Ii Uke It GKLJOXN trial,' one spokesman said "Canary Is capable I is, you have to thmk he" nght and the, re of somethmg a little more underhanded-and wrong "aturdaY'li c:.ryptoqu11' \,NIDF:N'fU' l~n ~ [YING OHJI!X':'I'S DI.tTlbut~d by Xing FpJllllre5 SYlI"'CBI~ CON~ lJSFD JOI IN H)l 'NG BOY CALLS ELKTION In his flrst appearance as prime mmis ter of Canada, PI~rre Elliott TrUdeau (above) dissolved Parliament m Ottawa and called a g'en.ernl ~'lection (Lor June 25 The move waH S~IJ fORD 12 CENTS-This }{elfry_ M a b,d to strengthen hlb mmonty Liberal Party CLASS PRESID~T - Debatlng FOJrd stamp of the 'PTomln champIon Elliott D Moor· ('nt Amenp,1J1,,' :'\enOla wll1. ) mdn, N ewal k, N J, is the be ls.~ued at Greenfield Vil flr~t Negro class president Jage Mlch, July 30 The 12 in the history of Princeton. center carries 1909 M<:Jdel T (N J ) UnlV&l sit:; TONY WINNERS - Actrc~~ /,()~ ("Jdwcll ([ Au~tralU!. !lnd acto,. .M.u1lr B.d'>dJ11 1.111< With ,,<,ll-\\-I~hpn> m Nl'v; York CONTRACT BRIDGE after v.lIInmg Tony Aw~l(\b %« wah 'la1l"ld "beqt actress' for her st.\gt. rolt. m "Till' PrlmL Df MLl'~ Jean BrOfhe" He By B. Jay Becker u; be!>i actor' for hH role in 'YOll Kno\\ T ('~"l t HE''l] You (Top "cord Hold.r In Ma.,.r.' Individual Champlon.hip play) 1,\.i1en Ull.' W",tel's RUlminI; South. dealer clUb The queen forced the ace Both Bides vulnerable estabil&hlng the king as a trick and South rufted NORTH t KJ1ti Deciarer then cashed the A-K .842 of tnunps, dllJcarded. a. heart on +1063 the kmg of club!! and later lost ..,KQ3 two heart tncks to make ex WEST EAST actly four spades .3 It would not have mattered .A965 .QJ10 iC \Vest had !!llifted to Il.ll.other +J!.l52 ." swt at trick two Declarer could +874 ",J 1094 ""A8762 establISh the club tnck h\ll1Self SOUTH and the end result would have .AQ10864 beell the 3am~ .K73 Ji.ut should have reallzoed that +AKQ declnrer's unusual play of duck ing the jack of clubs was more than a :simple act of generosity The bidding on South's part He should. have "", South West.' ,NDrth Eut assllJlled that declarer was 1 t Pass 2 • Pas. afraid of East's takmg the lead 4 • at tnck one and makmg a dam- /l ~ }' Openmg lead-JlLck of dubs aging return "~ Aa a defender, you should al- East lIhouid therefore have ways look WIth ~u.plclOn upon won the jack With the ace and any abnonnsl play made by de. ~hifted to the queen of hearts clarer Here Is tL case where m hope o( cashmg three heart SOuth made a good play and tricks to put a quick end to the East did not find the answer contract It was. inconceIVa.ble to. it. (or South to duck the jack Wlth SOuth waa In four spades and any holdmg other than a single West led the jack of clubs De- ton club clarer reallzed he was In danglIlr The duck Indh:ated that South of going down if West bad the had a w~ ~ he ~hd not ace of hearts. IJO Instead of want East to e x p I 0 I t East making the nortnal plq or cov- might. have re&:sone\l that If ering the jack of dubs with the South thought it wa.s good not queen, he played the three trom to have East on lead, then It OSU BUILDING GUARDED On.. 01 tI" (")" 11>,,11\\" ~ (,I t, ~,I In", dummy wu bad for Spt not tQ talte. Patn;1n\en I-' GOLDEN HIGH SCHOOL ENCYCLOPEDIA CPT L A RADER 83524 $20, FOUR TV TRAYS METAL - $2, HAKAlA. CPT R.D. COALE q3595 DOLL $2, TWO PAIR PERMA-PREST MENS CPT S R HAGENHOrF 8243~ SHORTS - NEVER USED - SIZE 38, $3 EACH CPT R T ARIYOSHI 82433 "My DOUBLE DRESS" FORM - $20, BRon'ER ILT T J METELSK I 83751 ELECTRIC SEWING MACHINE, ZIG ZAG - $60 2LT L E C"SEY 82433 Boy's BLACK SUEDE BOOTS _ SELDO", WORN MA.J R S AUSTIN "'12393 SIZE 7 - $9, fOUR ANO ONE_II"LF _~ DUTY orrlCER IS KWAJALEIN TEST SITE BANCROFT TENNIS RACKET - $51 RCA MONOR COMMANOING OrFICER'S REPRESENTATIVE AL RECORD PLAYER - $10 C"LL 82478 OR DURING OTHER THAN NORMAL DUTY HOURS SEE AT 453A Tax Agents Must Give I MOO-PRINT ~RNEL SHifT DRESS, SIZE liP - WRONG SIZE, $q 50 I PR BRANO Same Warnings as Police NEW CATALINA NYLON STRETC, SL"CKS I WASMIN~TON (UPI) __ THE SUPREME COURT AQU", SIZE 9 - $10 I PR JANTZEN RULEO TODAY THAT FEDERAL TAX "GENTS WHITE DUCK SHORTS, SIZE 9, WORN ONCE, ",UST GIVE SUBJECTS Of INVESTIGATION __ $3 CALL 92777 OR SEE AT TR 607 THEY ARE IN CUSTODY -- THE SAME WARNINGS THAT POLICE ARE REOUIREO WANTED IVE SUSPECTED CRIMINALS UNDER AR- PATIO PICNIC TAaLE WITH "TTACHED aENCdES CALL JOOY RAGAN, 4691' OR 5 TO 3 ON THE ISSUE, CALL 32709 L BLACK SPE"KING THE ",AJORITY JUSTICE THURGOOO HELP WANTED '~""'"'~' 010 NOT P"RTICIPATE JUSTICES KTS H~S C,VIL SERVICE CLERIC"L OPEN_ ~ WHITE, JOHN M HARLAN AND POT INGS FOR fURThER INFORMATION CALL TER STEW"RT DISSENTED SCT HORAN AT 81419 THE CASE CONCERNED THE F"LSE CLA.IMS RICHARDSON CONVICTION Or RoaERT T MATHIS SR , WHO ANNOUNCEMENTS WAS QUESTIONED ABOUT HIS 1960 ANI) 1961 THE KWAJALEIN HOSPITAL WILL HAVE A TAX RETURNS WHILE HE WAS IN FLORIDA PODIATRIST HERE FROM MAy 7 THROUGH STATE PRISON FOR AN ENTIRELY SEPARATE M" LAST SAF'ARI GUNS Of' OA ISY A MA" tiRE MAY 10, TO T'KE C"RE or ANY FOOT orrENSE HE W"S SENTENCED TO 30 MONTHS NAVARONE CLOVER COULD GET CREEK F'ROSLEMS ISL"ND RESIDENTS M"Y rlAVE IMPR ISONMENT ON THE FEOERAL TAX CHARGES To DeTAIN AN APPOINTMENT WITH THIS THE FEDERAL AGENT DID NOT Io/ARN M_THIS OARIMi TAMING Of SPECIALIST PLE"SE PHONE T,E HOSPITAL THAT ANY EVIDENCE HE G"VE COULD BE CLOVER NAVARONE GAME THE SHREW ADMINISTRATION OrflCE AT 82150 USED AGAINST I'll"" THAT HE HAD A RIGHT TO RE",AIN SILENT AND THAT HE COULD HAVE A MA.N COULD OA ISY OARI NG FIRE LAST A PI"NO TUNER FROM HONOLULU WILL BE 4 L_WYER IF HE Io/ISHED WITHOUT COST GET KILLED CLOVER GAME CREEK SAFARI ON KW~JALEIN fROM MAY 13 THROUGH THESE ARE THE RULES POLICE MUST FOL MA Y 20 TO PROV I OE SERV I CE fOR RES 1_ LOW UNDER RECENT SUPREHE COURT DECISION THURS A W,N COULO BECKET GUNS OF DENTS DESIRING IT RESERV"TIONS AND IF THEY ARE QU£STIONING A CRIMIN"L SUS APPOINTMENTS MAY BE MADE BY CALLING PECT IN CUSTODY SPECIAL SERVICES ~T 93331 Range Operation 1fT "E PER 5 N '01 ,,0 I NA D V E R U. N T L Y PIC KED UP SOME PMOTOS° AT MACY'S LAST MONTH i";;;;--+-'''''Oi'~---t---'jf, ~;;;",----1~~~tlB."'_-+~~~~tl!:_~:;~~Ll.I:ll-l EITMER IMPROPERLY MARKED OR MARKED A RANGE OPERATION IS SCHEDULED rOR fOR FOLl WOULD CONTACT JOE FOLl, 83777 rc.;;;;;C",t<' MAY 7 THERE WILL BE NO ALL-ISLAND OR S36~6 IT WOULD BE APP~ECIATED SPEC IAL ~ 2 5 TON HIPPOPOT"MUS, IS AN ILLE(,.A,l BLACKOUT, OPT I CAL REQU I REMENTS Halo/ "T 7 30 p", M"so~s ARE INVITED IMMIGRANT INTO SWEDEN DISTRICT EVER MAY NECESSITATE TURNING orf THE THE KWAJALEIN TOASTMISTRESS CLUB WILL vnE~INA~IAN EINAR WOLLERTZ SPOTTED ROTA T I NG BE"CON AND POSS IBL Y SOME HAVE" NO-HOST COFFEE MEETING TONIGHT THE DEMOLAY MEETING WILL BE fiELD TUES HE~ IN A CIRCUS AND LEARNED SME HAD NOT OTHER LIGHTS OUR ING CtRTA IN P"AS[S or AT 8 PM IN THE B~NVAN ROOM OF THE THE OPERATION VEHICLE LIGHTS WILL OAY AT 7 30 AT 462A PASSED THROU~H CUSTOMS VETERIN"RY EX YOKWE Yu~ CLU6 GUESTS ARE WELCOME AMINATIONS NOT BE "FrECTEO "TAKE COVER" RE- BAZAAR IS OPE~ EVERY WEDNESDAY WOLERTZ SAIO LADY JUOIA WOULD HAVE QUIREMENTS rOR THIS OPERATION Will NOT I CE TO HOLIS I NG OCCUPA NTS APPl.Y ONLY AT MECK lSL"NQ ING BETWEEN THE HCURS OF '130 AND TO BE EXPELLED, PROB"BLY TO SWI ' •• "<"""'" GLOBAL ASSOCIATES WILL BE PERFORM IN CONNECTION WITH THIS OPERATION II 30 PICK-UPS ARE MADE WEONESD"Y HER HOMELANO HE DID NOT KNOW HOW SHE IN MAINTENANCE ON ELECTRICAL PULL HAZARO AREAS WILL EXIST IN THE O~E"N AfTERNOONS If YOU HAVE ANY GtVE GOT THROU~H CUSTOMS UNDETECTED BOXES ON TME rOLLOWING QTRS DURING AWAYS CALL VIRGINIA SHELDON AT 82710 WITHIN A 200 NAUTICAL MILt RADIUS or THE WEEK 6 THRU M"y 467, 470, MAy 10 OR lILLI"N PRESTON AT 5324)6 KW"JALEIN AND IN THE KIo/AJALE1N ATOll 472, 474, AND 476 THERE WILL BE A ON THE ISLANDS ANO IN THE LM·OON POWER OUT"GE OF APPROXIMATELY 4 HOURS Bakery Specials LADIES' DUPLICATE BRIDGE MEETS WEDNES BETWEEN A LINE JOINING AND IN~LUDING PER UI>I!T EACH ArrECTED OCCUPANT WILL FOR THE WEEK or M"y 6 II. DAY AFTERNOONS AT 12 30 IN THE B"NYAN 80G(RI AND YABBENOHR AND A LINE JOIN tJE NOTlrlED " O"Y IN ADVANCE OF PER- TUESDAY ING AND INCLUDING 81GEJ AND AN ROOM OF THE YOKWE Yu~ CLUB Do COME G(~ rORMINb THE MAINTENANCE YOUR CO- PEACE PIE $1.10 EA "ODITIONAL HAZARO ARE" WILL EXIST IN AND BRING A PARTNER IF YOU WOULD LI~E OPERATION WILL BE SINCERELY WEDNESDAY PLAY CALL Jo'r' AT 82759 REGULARS TME OCEAN IN AN ARE" ""VIN, CORNER FRENCH BREAD 55 EA BLE TO PLA Y PLEASE CALL JOY COORDINATES or 159 DE(.,Rrt.o; 5'1 MINl'TI:5 " H~RD ROLLS 70 Dl E"ST 6 DEGREES 26 MINUTES NORTI1, 15 Q FUN NIGHT IS TuESDAY AT THE YOKWE SPECI~L CUP CAKES. $1.OODl WOMEN'S PROTESTANT CI-V\PEL FELLOW OEGREES 44 MINUTES EAST 6 D[GR(E~ SS THURSDAY YUK CLUB AT 8 WILL HOLD THEIR Ex BD ",EETING MINUTES NORT". 16!1 D(GREES 25 MINl'HS ApPL( PIE. $1.10 EA 7, "M WITH ELLEN GATTS EAST 8 OEGREES 20 MINUTES NORTH "Nt' 9 FRIDAY MEN'S BIBLE DISCUSSION MEETS EACH 164 OEGREES 30 MINUTES EAST 7 DE CREAM PUFFS. WEONESDA Y AT 7 30 IN THE PRAYER ROOM $1.900z GREES 50 MINUTES NORTH, ALL PERSONNrl SATURDAY. BETWEEN DORMS 4 AND 5, DECK 2 IN TdE IS BEtNG ",ADE TO EST"8L1SH .0.1010 CRAfT MUST STAV OUT or THE _aoa LEMON CREAM PIE $1 35 irA P"CIFIC SO ALL MEN ARE CORDI~LLY POLO LEAGUE ANYONE WHO 1.0ULD HAZARD ARtAS B£TWfEN THf HOUR" (lr ALL OROERS MUST BE PLACED BY NOON INVITED TO ATTENO IN PLAYING W"TER POLO IS IBoo MAY 7 AND 0600 MAY "'1 Of THE DAY PRIOR TO PICK UP BY TO CONTACT JOE KAULUKUKUI AT JUNIOR BIBLE INQUIRY CLASS #1 MEETS CALLING 83425 OR 8j456 ALL pICK Now You KNOW __ FACIAL ~A~E-UP Io/~S SERVICES, 83331 TUESOAY F'lOM 3 30 TO 4 30 IN CHAP UPS MUST BE M40E 4T THE SIDE EN IN VOGUE AS LONG "GO AS 5,000 B C LAIN SURELS' OHICE JUNIOR BIBLE TRANCE TO THE PAICIFIC DINING ROOM ING TO ARC"AEOLOGISTS, WHO S"Y COMMUNITY BAND WILL ",EET TONIGHT AT INQUIRY CLASS #2 ",EETS ON WEDNESDAY OlE FORE 5 30 PM EX:CAVAT10NS IN EGYPT SHOIo/ rn AN) FINE ARTS BUILDING AT 7 30 PM ANY_ AT THE SAME TIME WITH REV SURELS PAINT Io/ERE WIDELY USED INTERESTED IN PLAYING IS WELCOME