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\()L. 7 t>KJ. 3132 KWAJALEIN J MARSHALL ISLANDS MONDAY OCTOBER 17, 1966 H.N.LULU (UPI)--THE U.S. ClAST GUARD Ht~£ IS'UED " u.s. MARINES SPOILING PLAMS TIDAL WAYE VAftNING rift THE "*VAIIAN ISLANDS THIS Ar TERNI~ JUST WINUTEa ArTER PRESIDENT J.HNS.M "RRI¥ED •• THE rlftST LEG 0' HI& A,iA-PACIFIC TOUR. FOR MASSIVE MONSOON OFFENSIVE THE VARNING AOYIS ••T CANt IN THE WAKE or A SEYERE SAIGON (UPI)--U.S. MARINES TODAY CAPTURED A COMMUNIST MOUNTAIN rORTRESS NEAR THE 0[ SOUTH ANERICAN EARTHQUAKE. MILITARIZED ZONE WHERE NORTH VIETNAMESE AND VIET CoNG rORCES ARE BELIEVED MASSING rOR THE BlRSERIS POINT OB.ERVATORY REC.ROED A TREHOR AN EXPECTED MONSOON Orr[NSIV[. THE eATTLE BEGAN WHEN A LtATHtRN!CK CORPORAL GOING UP IN TNE LINA, PERU, AREA WITH A ~R[L1HINA.T ~EAOI"G A TRAIL MET A NORTH VIETNAMESE TROOPER COMING DOWN. or EIGHT ON THE RICHT'R SCALE. "I GUESS I SHOULD 6£ DEAD. IT WAS BY THE GRACE or GoD THAT I SAW HIM BErORE HE SAV AN .8SE.VAT.~V IP.KE.MAN EMPHASIZED THAT iT VA! HOT KH.w. WHETHER A TIDAL WAYE wAS IENERATED OR NOT, ME. I GOT HIM AS SOON AS HIT THE DECK. We. We.RE JUST LUCKY " SAID CPL. CURTIS WiL I J ANO CHECKS VE.E eEIM; MADE WITH OTHER PAClrlC BAalN LIAMSON "IT WAS .lUST lUCK." RttOROIM; 'T4TI~S. LUCK, MAYBE, BUT iT ALSO TOOK rAST WORK BY THE CORPORAllS SQUAD TO HOLD Off' THE COM I, A WAYE vAS OtHERATEO, IT V.ULD NOT HIT HAWAII MUNISTS CHARGING DOWNHILL UNTIL THE REST or HIS UNIT CAME UP WITH ARTillERY SUPPORT. UNTIL I.METIME T...... V. IN LIMA, THE ElRTHQIJAKt WAS DESCRIBED AS "STIUING" "THe. REST 0' THE UNIT GOT UP THERE. WE SET UP A Ot'ENS[ AND RAKED THEM OVER WITH EV AND "OESTftVCTlYE"J AND RE".RTI SAID IT CRACKED THE ERYTHING. WE STA~EO THERE rOR ABOUT 15 MINUTES EXCHANGING riRE. WE USED GRENADES, EV VALLS or 'EVERAL aUILDIH., AND CAUSED SIHE PANIC. ERVTHING,"WILLIAMSON, 21, TOLA UPI CORRESPONDENT WILLIAM M. REILlV AT THE BATTLE SCENE THE PASAOEMA OBSERVATORY REGISTERED THt QUAKE •• TWO MilES SOUTH Dr THE DEMlltTARIZED ZONE DIVIDING NORTH AND SOUTH VIET NAN HAVING A MAGNITUDE or 7.6 .H THE RICHTER SCALE. THEN ArTER WilLIAMSON'S SQUAD ALONE KILUD SEVEN NORTH VIETNAMESE, THE MARI~ES PUlLEO JOHNSON IN HAWAI I EXPRESSES HOPE BACK, CALLED IN ARTILLERY ~IR[ THAT CHASED THE COMMUNISTS UP THE Hill AND DOWN THE FOR RECONCILIATION WITH RED CHINA OTHER SIDE. HoNOLULU (UPI)--PRESIOENT JOHNSON EX~RESSED HOPE TODAY rOR EVENTUAL RECONCiliATION BE THE LEATHERNECKS S~ARMEO BACK UP AND, TWEEN T~E UNITED STATES AND COMMUNIST CHINA, BUT HE WARNED THAT AMERICA WOULD NEVER SAC BESIDE NORTH VIETNAMESE, rOUND, IN WilLIAM RlrlCE FREEDOM rOR PEACE. SON'S WOROS, " •• WEAPONS AND SOME CHICOM THE PRESIDENT SPOKE HERE ON THE rlRST STOP or HIS 17-DAY, 25,OOO-MllE ASIAN TOUR, WHICH GRENADES, ALL KINDS or AMMO, PRE-COOKED WilL TAKE HIM TO THE MANILA SUMMIT CoN,ERENCE ON VIET NAM -- ANO POSSIBLY TO VIET NAM IT RICE WRAPPED IN PACKAGES AND Wt FOUNP A SEU. SMALL FIELD HOSPITAL SET UP THERE AND ~E "WE DO NOT BEUEVE IN ETERNAL ENMITY, I. JOHNSQIi SAID IN A MAJOR SPEECH. "ALL HATRED 'OUND BUNKERS AND CAVES AND ••• DUG-IN EN AMONG NATIONS MUST END IN RECONCILIATION. WE LOOK rORWARD TO THE DAY WHEN THE POLICIES TRENCHMENTS, PICKS AND SHOVELS •••• " or MAl NlANO CHINA PERMIT SUCH A RECONCiliATION TO TAKE PLACE." THE FIGHT rORMEO ONE PART or TKE II-WEEK THE PRESIDENT'S PARTY lANOEO HERE AfTER A OLD BATTLE FOR MASTERY or THE .IUNGlE~COV NON-STOP rllCHT fROM WASHINGTON WHERE JOHN PRE-ADJOURNMENT RUSH J tREO MOUNTAINS JUST 6ELOW THE DMZ. THE SON tOLD A COLORrut DEPARTURE CEREMONY AT MARINES or OPERATION PRA~R~ HAVE KILLED CLEARS MANY BILLS, S DULLES INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT HE WAS lEAVING MORE THAN 1,130 COMMUNISTS, MOSTLY rROM WASHINGTON {UPI)--CONGRESS l~60RED TOD~Y ON " "HOPEFUL MISSION," SUT WARNED AGAINST THE NORTH VIETNAMESE 3248 DIVISION TRVING TO WRAp UP COMPROMISE AGREEMENTS ON SCHOOL OVER-OPTIMISM. TO PUSK INTO SOUTH VIET NAM. AID, CITY RENEWAL, AND ANTI-INFLATION BILLS "I KNOW I CAN WAVE NO MAGIC 'WAND THAT (CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX) THAT REMAINED AS PRINCiPAL ROADBLOCKS TO WOULD BRING ABOUT ANY MIRACLE," JOHNSON SAID ~OJOURNHtNT BErORE iHE END or TKE WEEK. AT CEREMONIES ATTENO[D BY VICE PRESIDENT Hu fOWLER WARNS TAX HIKE As HoUSe.-S£NATE CONFEREES MET SEHIND BERT H. HUMPHREY, CABINET MEMBERS, CONGRES- ~~tt'0pPOtSm n-~ ~(;t.0$~~ euT/F't~ "'(»IS ...... 1. ~,4U.HII .4"t.~. "''''''''~_,'''' OF THESE MEASURES, BOTH HOUSES ROUTINELY JUST eErORE JOHNSON AND HIS wlr£ TOO~ o~r WASHINGTON (UPI}--TREASURY SeCRETARY HE* A~PROVED ANP S[NT TO THE WHITE HOUSE, A ABOARD THE PRESIDENTIAL .lET, AIR FO~CE ONE, RY H FOWLER SAYS THE U.S. ECONOMY IS "VIG- $3.7 BilliON, FOUR-YEAR Bill TO HELP CLEAN THE SAIGON COVERNMENT ANNOUNCED IT HAD ASKED OROUS AND THRIVING" SUT SHOULD INrlATION UP WATER POLLUTION. HIM TO CHANCE HIS ITINERARY AND VISIT SOUTH GET OUT OF HAND, A TAX INCREASE COULD COME. ALSO APPROVED BY THE HoUSE rINALLY, AND VIET NAM. THERE APPE~RED A GOOD POSSIBILITY IN A REPORT TO PRESIDENT JOHNSON YESTER- READIED FOR SENATE ENDORSEMENT, W~S A HE WOULD ACCE~T THE IN~!TAT'OH. DAY, FOWLER RULED OuT WAGE-PRICE CONTROLS SLIMMED-DOWN VERSION OF PRESIDENT JOHNSON'S THE TRIP Will TA~t JOHNSON TO NEW ZEALAND, IN THE FORESEEABLE FUTURE OF THE VIET NAM TRUTH-IN-PACKAGING BILL. AUSTRALIA, THAILAND, MALAYSIA ANO SOUTH KOR WAR) AND SAID CONSTANT VIGilANCE WOULO BE AN ARRAY Of NON-CONTROVERSIAL lEGISLATION, EA, AS WELL AS THE PHILIPPINES. HE SAID KE NEEDED TO SEE THAT THE ECONOHY ~ID NOT OUT- ME~NTIM[, WAS tASED THROUGH THE HOUSE EITH- WOULD ASK THt lEADeRS or AtL THESE NATIONS RUN ITS CAPACITY ER BY UNANIMOUS CONSENT OR UNDER SUSPENSION TO VISIT THE UNITED STATES. LOOKING AHEAD, FOLWER SAID, "THE NATION 0' RULES AS BOTH CHAMBERS SOUGHT TO CLEAR IN REMARKS PREPARED rOR DELIVERY AT THE NEED NOT FEAR RECESSION WHEN VIET NAM HOS- THE DEC~S rOR THE SINE PIE ADJOURNMENT THAT EAST·WEST CENTe.R rOR CULTURAL EXCHANGES IN TILITIES COME TO AN END. IT CAN LOOK FOR- COULD COME AS EARLY AS THURSDAY. HoNOLULU, THE PRESIDeNT NOTEO T~AT ASIAN NA WARO TO CONTINUING OVER-ALL ECONOMIC GROWTH MEANWHilE, THE WHITE HOUSE ANNOUNCED THAT TIONS WERE BECOMING INCREASINGLY INTEROEPEN- IN TK[ ~UTURE," FOWLER SAID. SOME MAJOR LEGISLATION PASSe.O BV CONGRESS OEMT THe REPORT, RELEAseD 6Y THE WHITE HOUSE, IN ITS FINAL DAYS WOULD BE FLOWN TO PRESI~ (CONTINUEO ON PAG£ SIX) INDICATED THAT A TAX INeRE~SE WAS STilL DENT JOHNSON, TOURING SOUTHEAST AS'A, rOR UNDER CONSIDERATION WITHIN THE AOM'NISTRA- HIS SIGNATURE. THIS WilL INCLUDE rlNAL DENVERITES BOYCOTT TION, BUT THERE WAS NO SIGN ANY DECISION MONEY BILLS fOR THIS YEAR AND SCHOOL AIO HAD Oe.EN MADE ABOUT ITS USE. MEASURES. SUPERMARTS ON PRICES FOWLER ADMITTED THERE ARE SOME IMBAl~NCES MOST MEMBERS SPECULATED THAT, AS Al~AYS OENV£~ (UPI)--THOUSlNOS or Dt"VE~-AREA IN THE ECONOMY, "BUT MEASURES OESIGNED TO AT THE END or A SESSION, SOME DISPUTE WOULD HOUSEWIVES, SOME DRESSED IN SLACKS AND CHANT CORRECT THEM HAVE BEEN MOUNTED." DEVELOP ARISE TO DELAY THE WINDUP AT lEAST UNTIL ING "DOWN IoIITH rRltLS, STAMPS AND GIMMICKS," MENT OF THE Er'ORT "LeADS ME TO CONCLUDE FRIDAY AND MAYBE UNTil SATURDAY. DITCHED THEIR SHOPPING CARTS TOOAV AND START THAT THE UNITED STATES ECONOMY IS IN (CONTINUED ON pA~E SIX) ED A eO~COT~ FOR LOWER tooo PRICES lGllNST HEALTHY AND ROBUST CONDITION," 'IVE MAJOR SUPERMARKET CHAINS. FOVlER SAID THE $13.7 BllL10N RISE IN BIG RED SUMMIT OPENED THE HOuseWIVES, SHOWING THE SPUNK or sur GROSS NATIONAL PRO~UCT IN JULY THROUGH SEP Moscow (UPI)--THE SOViET UNION HELD A 'RACETTES, CLAIMED VICTORY ON THE fiRST DAY TEMBER EXTENDED "THE PERioD Of SOLID AD SUMMIT MEETING WITH LE~OERS OF EICHT COM or THE BOyeOT1, aUT MANAGERS 6LAMEe THEIR VANCES SCORED DURING THE CURRENT, RECORD ~UNIST NATIONS AT THE KREMLIN TR1S EVENING EMPTY AISLES AND tOLE CASH REGISTERS ON A BREAKING EXPANSION." IN WHAT APPEARED TO aE A CAMPAIGN TO EX "BLUE MONDAY" lAG. CLUDE REO CHINA FROM A NEW COOROINATED COM "MONDAY IS WASHDAY, NOT SHOPPING DAY," KING WILL FILE SUIT MUNIST ErrORT IN VIET NAH. THE MANAGER or ONE SUPERMARKET SAID. ATLANTA (UPI)--A TOP AIDE or OR. MARTIN THE ME[TING ORIGINALLY WAs SillED AS A LEADERS OF THE BOYCOTT CLAIMED AS MANY AS LUTHER KING, JR. S'JP YESTERDAY A rEDERAl CONf'ERENCE OF RUSSIA'S EAST EUROPEAN SATEL 100,000 HOUSEWIVES WERE PARTICIPATING IN THE COURT SUIT WOOlO BE fiLED TO rORCE THE liTES, BUT OTHER MEMBERS Of THE SOVIET CAMP ACTION. STATE TO ALLOW VOTERS TO WRITt IN ELLIS AR BEGAN ARRIVING UNEXPtCTEOLY. THE SURPRISE fOURTEmN HOUSEWIVES IN $UBURBAN COMMERCE NALL FOR GOVERNOR BY SIMPLV PASTING A STICK ARRIVALS INCLUDrD PRESIDENT OSVAlOO DORTI CtTY PICKETED A SAFEWAY STORE. ER ON THE BALLOT. COS OF CUBA AND CuBAN DrrENSE MINISTER RAUL '1 IT SEEMS L II\E MOST or THE HOUSEW I VES ARE NEGRO LEADeR HOSEA WilLIAMS ANNOUNCED THAT CASTRO, BROTHER OF PREMIER FIDEL CASTRO. ST"HDING BEHIND us," SAID MRS. VIOLET KIMBREL6 MOVE AT ~ $IO-A-1I'LAT( uStlOESTRING" OINH£R OTHERS ON HAND FOR A KREMLIN DINNER OPEN A SPOKESMAN rOR THE GROUP. CONDUCTED BY THE CAM~AIGN TO GET ARNAll ING THE SUMMIT MEtTING WERE RANKING or,l SHE lED THE LADY PICKETS IN THt rOllOWING ELECTED VIA WRITE-IN BAllOT. CIAlS FROM POLAND J EAST GERMANY, BULCARIA, CHANT TO TH! TUNt OF "WHEN THE SAINT$ Go HE WAS DErEATED 'N THE DEMOCRATIC RUNorr ROMANIA, HUNGARY, CZECHOSLOVAKIA AND MON MARCHING IN": pRIM~RY BY SEGREGATIONIST LESTER MADOOX, GOll". "OH WHEN THEY MARK THO$[ PRICES DOWN, WHO FACES REPueLICAN HoWARD (Bo) CALLAWAY ALBANIA, SOLE EASTERN EUROPEAN ALLY or OH WHEN THEY MARK THOSE pRICtS DOWN, IN THE GENERAL ELECTION. COMMUNIST CHINA IN THE SiNO-SOVIET CON WE WILL ALL BE SO GLAD, WILLING SAID KING AHD THE SOUl'''ERN CHRIS 'LleT, ALSO ISOLATED ITSELF rROM THE Moscow W£ MARCHED WHEN THEY MARK THOSE PRICES TIAN ltADERSHIP CONfERENCE HAO NOTHING TO PflOCttO\NGS. DOWN,II DO WITH THE MOVEMENT, AND THAT HE WAS ACT THERE WAS NO CONrlRMATION THAT NORTH Koft TWE STORE MANAGER .NVITED THE WOMEN IN ,OR ING AS HtAD or THE GEORQIA VOTERS LEAGUE. rio OR NORTH V'Ei NAM HAO SENT DELEGATES. corFEE, BUT THEY REFUSED. PAGE 2 HOURGLASS MONOAY, OCTOBER 17, 1966 SUBANORIO PLEADS FOR LIFE" DEMOCRATS SEEK TEXAS SWEEP DI5~EN~ION IN bAIGON DEFENDS HIS RED ALLIANC~S AUSTIN (UP1)--TME TEXAS DEMOCRATIC PARTY THREATEN~ GOVERNMENT' JAKARTA (UPI)--TEARS STREAMING DOWN HIS IS CONCENTRATING ITS rUll EFFORTS FOR SAIGON (UP1)--DISSIOENT CA81NET MEM8ERS CHEEK~, ~O~NE~ INOONESIAN fOREIGN MINISTE~ ANOTHER "LYNDON lANDSLIDE" TO REPLACE RE TODAY MOVED TO FORCE A POLITICAL SHOWDOWN SueANORIO TODAY PLEADED rOR HIS LIFE BEFORE PUBLICAN U,S. SEN JOHN TO~£R WITH MILO WITH PREMIER NGUYEN CAo Kv BEFORE THE ~", THE MILITARY COURT TRYING HIM FOR TREASON IN MANNERED WAGGONER CARR IN THE Nov. B GENER A CONFERENCE IN THE WORST THREAT TO GOV THE ATTEMPTED COMMUNIST OYERTHROW OF PRESI~ AL ELECTION. ERNMENT STABILITY SINCE THE BUDDHIST REBEL DENT SUKARNO LAST YEAR. THE BATTLE rOR U.S. SENATE IS TME ONLY LION RAST SPRING. SUSANDRIO, WHO COULD 8E SHOT BY A FIRING ST.TEWID~ RACE OF ANY SIGNIFICANCE FACING IT HAD SEEN REPORTED THAT THE DISSIDENTS, SQUAD I~ CONVICTED, TOLD THE TRIBUNAL HE TEXAS VOTERS AND BOTH SIDES ARE USING UPSET BY ALLEGED fAVORITISM TOWARD NORTHERN ACTED IN WHAT HE FELT WAS INDONESIA'S BEST EVERYTMING THEY HAVE TO SELL THEIR CANDI BORN VIETNANESE AS WHl AS THE STROfoG MILI INTERESTS DURING HIS TENURE AS SUKARNO'S DATE TO THE THR~E MILLION ELIGIBLE VOTERS. TARY INflUENCE IN THE GOVERNMENT, HAD RIGHT HAND MAN. THE DEMOCRATS, WHO HAVE CONTROLLEO THE AGREED TO MARK TIM( UNTIL ArTER THE MANILA MI LEAVE IT UP TO YOU WHAT YOU WANT TO 00 STATE SINCE RECONSTRUCTION DAYS, HAVE MORE SUMMIT MEETING NEXT WEEK. REPORTS SAID THC WITH ME," HE SAID, HIS VOICE BREAKING INTO POWERFUL NAMES TO USE, AND THEY HAVE NOT MINISTERS DID NOT WANT TO WEAKEN SOUTH SOBS. "11M GLAD I HAVE BEEN GIVEN THE OPPOR- LEFT ANY OUT. VIET NAM'S HAND AT THE CONFERENCE TABLE. TUNITY TO APPEAR BEFORE THIS COURT " PRESIDENT JOHNSON HAS ENDORSED CARR, THE Au TRUONG THANH, MINISTER OF ECONOMY AND SUBANDRIO, ACCUSED OF COMPLICITY WITH THE STATEIS ATTORNEY GENERAL SINCE 1962. JOHN FINANCE, WARNED Ky IN A LETTER THAT UNLESS COMMUNISTS IN THE ABORTIVE COUP OF OCT. I, SON'S LONGTIME FRIEND AND FORMER AIDE, GOV. THE CONFLICT IS SOLVED, HE DID NOT WISH TO 1965, SPOKE FOR THREE HOURS DURING THE DE JOHN CONNALLY, HAS SAID HE IS PLACING HIS ATTEND THE CONFERENCE AND WOULD BE ~ORCED FENSE SUMMATION. THE PROSECUTION ~ILL BE FULL paESTIGE ON CARRiS BATTLE. TO RESIGN FROM THE GOVERNMENT. HEARD TOMORROW. TOWER IS THE ~IRST REPUBLICAN SENATOR THE DISPUTE IS BASICALLY A FIGHT BY SOUT* "BEFORE, I WAS ONLY SLANDERE:D AND TREATED FROM TEXAS SINCE RECONSTRUCTION DAYS, AND ERNS TO GET A MORE AUTHORITATIVE VOICE IN LIKE GARBAGE," HE SAID, GAZING AT THE UNI THE HOLDER OF THE SEAT ONCE OCCUPIED BY THE GOVERNMENT AND TO SHARE IN THE POWER FORMED MILITARY JUDGES. "WHATEVER YOU DECIDE PRESIDENT ~OHNSON IN THE SENATE. NOW WILL ED FOR THE MOST PART BY V I ETNAMESE IS UP TO YOu. 1 LEAVE MY FATE IN YOUR HANDS." THE REPUBLICANS HOPE TO RETURN TOWER TO WHO FLED FROM THE NORTH WHEN THE COMMUNISTS HE SAID HIS COOPERATION WITH THE COMMUNISTS OFFICE IN MIS fiRST 610 ,OR A FULL TERM AND TOO~ OVER. AS FOAEIGN MINISTER WAS "MERE COINCIDENCE." STRENGTHEN THE TWO-PARTY SYSTEM THAT WAS AT THE SAME TIME, IT IS A REBELLION Or SUBANDRIO ALSO WAS CHARGED WITH MISUSE Or SHATTERED BY THE 1964 "LYNDON lANDSLIOE." SORTS BY CIVILIANS AGAINST THE MILITARY GO~ PUBLIC rUNDS. THE 1964 ELECTION lEfT THE REPUBLICANS rRNMENT CONTROLLED BY THE NATIONAL LEADER GAUNT AND PALE -- HE HAD BEEN IN JAIL SINCE WITH ONLY ONE MAN ANONG THE 181 SPOTS IN SHI~ COUNCil COMPRISED Of I I GENERALS. ~RCH 18 -- 5UBANDRIO DEfENDED THE PRO THE STATE LEGISLATURE, AND NO CONGRESSMEN. INrORMtD SOURCES SAID THE BASIC COMPLAINT SOVIET AND PRO-PEKING ~OLICIES HE CHAMPIONED ONLY TOWER, CHOSEN IN A SPECIAL ELECTION IN BOILS DOWN TO A FEELING THAT THE MILITARV AS FOREIGN MINISTER AND DEPUTY PREMIER. HE 19~1 CALLED TO FilL THE VACANCY LEFT BY IS " HOPELESSLY CORRUPT AND INTERFERES IN SAID THEY WERE A NECESSITY Of THE 1964-65 JOHNSON'S MOVE INTO THE VICE PRESIDENCY, THINGS TH[;Y KNOW NOTHING ABOUT WITHOUT PERIOD. REMAINED AS A LEADER. CAREFUL STUDY." HE POINTED OUT THAT SUKARNO HAD PULLED • CARR~ 48, HAS BEEN A POWER IN DEMOCRATIC Kv AND THE DISSIDENT MINISTERS HAVE BEEN INDONESIA OUT OF THE UNITED NATIONS AND IN POLITICS SINCE THE 1950s, WHEN HE BECAME NEGOTIATING BEHIND THE SCENES FOR THE PAST TENSifiED HIS CONfRONTATION AGAINST MALAYSIA THE THIRD MAN IN HISTORY TO BE ELECTED TWO WEEKS TRYING TO RESOLVE THE CRISIS Ky DURING THAT TIME. SPEAKER Of THE HeUSE rOR TWO CONSECUTIVE ALREADY FIRED HEALTH MINISTER ~GUYEN SA KHA, "WE NEEDED ANOTHER INTERNATIONAL PLATFORM TERMS. ALTHOUGH IT WAS OFfiCIALLY ANNOUNCED THAT TO DETER THE BRITISH AND AMERICANS," HE DE CARR HAS CAMPAIGNED HEAVILY ON THE THEME KHA HAD RESIGNED, AND REPLACED HIM WITH A CLARED. THAT HE IS A DEMOCRAT, AND THIS IS BASICAL SOUTHERNER AFTER SUBANDRIOIS THREE-HOUR PERSONAL PLEA, LY THE ONLY DifFERENCE IN THE TWO CANDI THANH HAS BEEN OUT OF THE COUNTRY ON AN HIS ATTORNEY TOOK OVER FOR ANOTHER THREE DATES BOTH ARE CONSERVATIVES AND NO REAL ECONOMIC MISSION rOR THE PAST FEW WEEKS. HE HOURS AND 30 MINUTES, ASKING THE COURT TO ISSUE HAS EHERGED THROUGH THE CAMPAIGN, RETURNED LATE LAST WEEK. IN HIS LETTER TO CONSIDER A LirE SENTENCE If SUBANORIO IS WHICH STARTED IN SEPTEMBER, 1965. KY, DATED yeSTERDAY, HE SAID HE ~EARNED ON FOUND GUILTY. REPUBLICANS HAVE HOPES Of SENDING SOME RETURN "Of DISUNITY IN THE GOVERNMENT AGAIN IT IS A MATTER OF RECORD THAT 5UBANDRI0 MEN TO CONGRESS AND PERHAPS 15 REPRESENTA "My GUIDANCE IS ALWAYS THE PRINCIPL.E Or INFORMED SUKARNO OF A WAVE Of RUMORS EAR~Y TIVES AND TWO SENATORS TO THE STATEHOUSE, UNITY AMONG PEOPLE Of OlffERENtT BELIEFS LAST YEAR THAT BRITAIN WAS PLANNING A NAVAL BUT LEAOERS PRIVATELY AOMIT SUCCESS Or THE AND FROM ALL PARTS or THE COUNTRY fOR THE INVASION AIMED AT AIDING ~LAYSIA IN ITS SCATTERED CANDIDATES WILL DEPEND ON HOW BUILDING OF A NATION," THANH'S LETTER SAID SINCE-ENDED BORDER WAR WITH INDONESIA -- BUT WELL TO~R RUNS IN DALLAS ANO HOUSTON, NOT Of THE MASSIVE COMMUNIST BUilDUP IN AD IfH[RE THE BULK OF THt GOP "SELEcn:D-SLOT" G~~OL\N[ BARbE 8L~~1 VANCE Of THE COUP. CANDIDATES ARE RUNNING. KILL~ ON[ IN TlX~~ REPUBLICANS HOPE TOWER, A FORMER GOVERN PORT ARTHUR, TEX. (UPI)--Two EXP~OSIONS COURT PROBE THREATENED MENT PRorESSOR AT A STATE COLLEGE IN HIS RIPPED TWO EMPTY OIL BARGES TODAY AT THE WASHIN~TON {UPI}--THREATENING A SENATE IN ~OM£ TOWN or WICHITA FALLS, CAN WIN AND GULF OIL CO. DOCKS, KILLING AT ~EAST ONE VESTIGATION, SEN. JOHN J. WILLIAMS SAID TO BRING IN so~t GOP CANDIDATES WITH HIM. PERSON AND INJuRING fOUR OTHERS Two PER DAY JUSTICE W,lliAM O. DOUGLAS I ACCEPTANCE SONS WERE MISSING Of $12,000 A YEAR FROM A FOUNCAT'ON DERIVING JOHN&ON INVOKES LAW THE BARGES WERE TIED UP TO THE DOCKS AND (TS fUNDS FROM LAS VEGAS GAMBLING RAISED SE TO CURB GE £TRIKEh WORKERS WERE PUMPING OUT WHAT WAS LEFT OF RIOUS MORA~ AND LEGAL QUESTIONS. \.oIASHINGTON (UPI)--PRESIDENT JOHNSON MOVED THE GASOLINE IN THEM WHEN AN EXPLOSION THE DELAWARE REPUBLICAN SAID IN A SENATE TODAY UNDER THE TAFT HARTLEY LAW TO STOP ROCKED ONE BARGE IT WAS FOLLOWED IMMEDIA SPEECH THAT UNLESS THE SUPREME COURT "TAKE STRIKES BY 25,000 WORKERS AT S~VEN G~N~RAL TELY BY ~IRE AND ANOTHER EXPLOSION ON THE PROMPT ACTION TO HANDLE THIS INCIDENT THE ELECTRIC PLANTS THAT PRODUCE WAR SUPPLIES SECOND BARGE. SENATE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE SHOULD INITIATE FOR VIET NAM. ONE BARGE SANK. "WE WERE VERY FORTUNATE A fULL-SCALE INVESTIGATION AS TO HOW FAR LOCAL DISPUTES PROMPTED THE WALKOUTS DES THAT THE BARGE:S .... ERE EMPTY," A SPOKESMAN THIS F>RACTICr MAY EXIST." PITE A CONTRACT SETTLEMENT FRIDAY THAT fOR GULr O!L SAID. A Los ANGELES TIMES STORY, WHICH APPEARED AVERTED A NATIONWIDE STRIKE AGAINST THE COMPANY FIR(MEN AT THE OOCK-LOADING AREAS IN THE WASHINGTON POST, SAID DOUGLAS HAD RE HUGE DEPENSE CONTRACTOR BY ALL ITS 120,000 QUICKLY EXTI~GUISHED THE BLAZE USING CHEMI CEIVED $12,000 A YEAR fOR FOUR YEARS FROM WORKERS. AFTER THE PRESIDENT TOOK OFF ON CALS. THE QUICK ACTION PREVENTED FLAMES THE iAX-EXEMPT ALBERT PARVIN FOUNOATION, HIS FAR EAST TOUR, THE WHITE HOUSE AN FROM SPREAOING TO THE VOLATILE RrFINERY WHICH GETS MUCH OF ITS INCOME FROM A MORT NOUNCED THAT HE HAD SET IN MOTION THE MA AREA. GAGE ON A LAS VEGAS HOTEL ANO GAMBLING CASI CHINERY TO USE THE TAfT-HARTLEY INJUNCTION PORT ARTHUR IS 50 MILES NORTH or TEXAS NO IF NECESSARY TO GET THE MEN BACK TO WORK CITY WHERE AN EXPLOSION ON THE WATERFRONT DOUGLAS, WHO ~AS NOT IMMEDIATELY AVAILAaLE JOHNSON TOOK THE STEP ON THE RECOMM€NOA· IN 1947 ~ILLto 512 PERSONS IN A HOLOCAUST rOR COMMENT, WAS QueTED IN THE STORY AS SAY TION Of DeFENSE SECRETARV ROBERT 5. McNA "THERE .... ERE TWO PERSONS ON THE BARGES AND ING HE RECEIVED THE MONEY fOR EXPENSES IN MARA, LABOR SECRETARY W. WILLARD WIRTZ AND ONE ON THE DOCK AND THEY ARE THE MISSING CONNECTION WITH WORK FOR THE FOUNDATION THE ACTING ATTY GEN. RAMSEY CLARK, THE WHITE AND OEAD," THE SPOKESM"'" SIIID "WE WERE NEWSPAPER STORY SAID DOUGLAS WAS THE ONLY HOUSE SAID. FORTUNATE THAT NOT MANY PEOPLE ARE AROUND FOUNDATION OF,ICER WHO RECEIVED REGULAR COM THE PRESIDENT SIGNED AN EXECUTIVE ORDER FOR A STRIPPINC OPERATION" P[;NSATION. SETTING UP A THREE-MAN BOARD 0, INQUIRY FIVE AMBULANCES SPED TO THE SCENE AS "CHIEf JUSTICE WARREN SHOULD TAKE PROMF>T UNOER TArT-HARTlEV TO LOOK INTO THE 015- SMOKE BILLOWED SOME 200 FEET INTO THE AIR NOTICE OF THE SERIOUSNESS OF THESE ALLEGA 'UTES AND R(PIRT TO HIM~ A£TER THE BOARD THE INJURED WERE TAKEN TO 5T MARY'S Hos TIONS AND PUBLICLY OUTLINE THE COURT'S POLICY MAKES ITS REPORT, THE PRESIDENT WILL DECIDE PITAL WHERE ROSERT E. THOMPSON Of CORPUS BY TELLING THE AMERICAN PEOPLE WHETHER THE WHETHER IT IS NECESSARY TO HAVE THE ATTOR CHRISTI ~AS IN SERIOUS CONDITION. THE ACCEPTANCE OF THIS $12,000 fEE FROM OUTSIDE NEY GENERAL SEEK COURT INJUNCTIONS TO SENO OTHER THREE SUfFERED LESS SERIOUS INJURIES. INTERESTS BY JUSTICE DOUGLAS VIOLATES THE THE STRIKERS BACK TO WORK FOR AN 80.0AY THE CAUSE OF THE DOUBLE EXF>LOSION AND RULES OF PROPRIETY GOVERNING THE ACTIONS OF COOLING-OFF PERIOD. FIRE WAS NOT IMMEDIATELY DETERMINED FIRE THE SUPREME COURT," WILLIAMS SAID. JOHNSONfS EXECUTIVE ORDER SPECIFICALLY OFFICIALS IN PORT ARTHUR SAID THEY ONLY NAMED THE GE PLANT AT EVENDALE, OHIO WHICH SENT A PUMPER TO THE SCENE TO HELP OuT BE NEW YORK (UPI}--NEXT YEAR, A NEW CASE OF MAKES JET ENGINES FOR THE PHANTOM JET CAUSE THAT WAS ALL COMPANY OfrlCIALS ASKED CANCER WILL BE DIAGNOSED EVERY 56 SECONDS. FIGHTERS BEING USED IN VIET NAM BY BOTH THE fOR. EVERY TWO MINUTES A CANCER VICTIM WILL DIE. AIR FORCE AND THE NAVY. STREETS WERE BLOCKED OFF LEADING TO THE ONE IN FOUR AMERICAN WILL EVENTUALLY BE THE WHITE HOUSE SAID THE DIRECTIVE ALSO REFINERY AREA, BUT WERE OPENED AfTER THE STRUCK BY SOME SORT Of CANCER IF THE PRESENT PROVIDED THAT THE BOARD COULD LOOK INTO THE DANGER HAD PASSED RATE Of THE DISEASE CONTINUES. THERE WILL BE OTHER STRI~[S AS IT SAW FIT. THE INTERNA THE BARGES, OWNED BY ALAMO TRANSPORT Co A CANCER CASE IN TWO OUT OF THREE FAMILIES. TIONAL UNION or ELECTRICAL WORKERS VOTED OF HOUSTON, HAD CONE TO PORT ARTHUR TO PICK THOSE FIGURES WERE RELEASED BY THE AMERICAN YESTERDAY TO ACCEPT THE GENERAL WAGE SETTL. UP A LOAD Of PETROLEUM PRODUCTS TO BE RE CANCER SOC I ETY I NITS "1967 CANCER FACTS AND MENT REACHED IN WASHINGTON FRIDAY. TEN TURNEO TO HOUSTON. FIGURES" BOOKLET, AS IT OPENED ITS ANNUAL OTHER AFL-CW UN IONS rOlL.OWED THE IUE LEAD, • MEETING TOOAY AT TME WALDORF ASTORIA HDTEL. BUT THE STRIKES GREW OUT O' DISAGREEMENTS WOMEN PREfER TO TALK IN TWO'S, WHILE MEN OVER SU~PLEMENTARY PACTS AT THE lOCAL lEVEL PREFER TO TALK IN THREE'S. SAFETY PAYS EVERYONE! G.K. CHESTERTON PAGE: 3 HOUI~GLASS
l T \ ~ ALL ~ N A DAY I ~ ~wORK THE MARINE DEPARTMENT ~S CALlED UPON TO PERFORM A WIDE VARitry or SFRV!CES, ALL or WHICH ARE JU5T PART OF THE ROU TINt JOB TO THose WHO WORK T~rRE. A WEEK AGO, HOWEVER, THAT DEPARTMENT WAS ASKED TO CARRY OUT AN EMERGENCY SER VICE WHICH IT HAD NOT PREVIOUSLY TACK LED, BUT WHICH WA5 HANDltD vr~y CAPABL A~D IN A M~N!MUM PER~OD Of T~MEo ON SATURDAY, OCTo 8 AT ~BOUT 6 PM, THE MARINE DEPARTMENT RECEiVED A RE QUEST -ROM lHE TRUST TERRITORY TO GO TO THE AID or THE MV MILITOBI WHICH HAD GONt AGROUND ON THE REEf ~T LIKIEP By 9~30 THAT EVENING THE LT-26 TUG HAD BEEN LOADED W~TH THt NECESSARY SALVAGE EQUiPMENT AND, wiTH A CREW Of 13 CAPTAINED BY BOB GoTTESBUREN, WAS UNDFRWAY TO L1KlEP. THE TUG ARRIVED AlONGSJDf TH£ MllU~ TOD~ AT 9~30 THE fOLLOWI~G MORNING,AND WELL AS A DPAfTSMAN, A POINT SHE THE CREW, UNDER THE SUPERvr5~ON OF PROVED VERY DEfiNITELY SUNDAY AFTERNOON ROBERT A. JOHNSON CAPT. GRANT LA MOTHE, 5(T ro WORK IM PULLED IN A 140-POUND MARLIN MEDlATfLy TO ASSeSS ThE OA~AGE, UF ANY, ~N ABOuT TWENTY MINUTES. KvvAJALE IN LI AI ~ON OFF ICER AND WO~K OUT MEANS OF RE-LOATING THE ROBERT A. JOHNSON, LIAISON OFFICER VESSFL OR OTHER~ISE SAV!~G H(R o W~~Lr NEv~~BOY ~ i)ALUTED rOR THE TRUST TERRITORY, KWAJALEIN, AN lNSPECTJON Of THE ENG~NE ROOM AND SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15J WAS OBSERVED RECENTLY ARRIVED HERE TO ASSUME HIS No. lAND 2 HOLDS WAS UrlNG MADE rROM AS NATiONAL NEWSPAPERBOY DAY. ACROSS NEW DUTIES. HE COMES FROM SAIPAN WHERE THE INTERIOR or TKE S~~P, CH!(F OCVE~ THE NATiON, MAJOR AND MINOR OBSERVANCES HE SERVED AS CHIEF, ADMINISTRATIVE SER TED DUNHAM AND BERN~f AHLO CO~DUCTEO MARKeD A DAY OF TRiBUTE TO ONE OF THE VICES, HEAOQUARTERS. WITH BOB IS HIS AN u~DERWATER SURVEY OF THE HULL AND MORE IMPORTANT BUT LITTLE HERALDED WIFE, RUBY, WHO WAS EMPLOYED WHILE ON PROPtl.LORS. L~NKS DN OUR SYSTrM or MASS MEDIA, THE SAl PAN AS SECRETARY TO THE HIGH COM UNLOADING OPERATIONS TO L1GHT[~ T~E FAITHFUL LITTLE GUV WHO DELIVERS THE MISSIONER. VESSEL WERF STA~1ED AT O~CEo Two LfFZ NATION1S HUNDREDS OF MILLIONS OF NEWS PRIOR TO HIS ASSIGNMENT WITH THE BOATS WFRE LOW£R£D, rlllED WiTH COPRA PAPERS tACH YEARc TRUST TERRITORY HE SERVED WITH THE ARMY CARRIED st THE M~l1TOBJ, AND TAKEN NOT UNLiKE THE U~S. MAIL CARRIERS - AND THE AIR FORCE IN THE CAPACITIES or ASHORE TO THE NEAREST iSLAND. W~TH WHOSE MOTTO, YOU'LL RECALL, SPEAKS or A PILOT, CID AGENT AND BATTALION SER THE ASS~STANC£ or ~HE ApPROX[MATELY 20 RAiN OR SNOWc~~$HALL STAY THESE COURI GEANT MAJOR. HE RETIRED FROM THE AIR PASSENGERS ABOARD THE M!L~T081, 26-50 ERS rROM THE SW~FT COMPLETION OF THEIR FORCE AT VANDENBERG AIR FORCE BASE IN GALLON DRUMS WERE DllSCHARGED INTO THE APPOINTED ~OUNDS -- THE NEWSPAPER BOYS NOVEMBER, 1961 AFTER 21 YEARS OF SER WATER AND rLOATtD ASHORE; WH~Lt THt MANAGE IN SPITE OF wrATHER AND BALL ViCE. HE EARNED THE DISTINGUISHED FRESH WATER BALLASl WAS JETTI~ON(O. GAMES AND SCHOOLWORK, TO GET THE JOS FiYING CROSS WITH AN OAK LEAr CLUSTER WHEN iT WAS ~tAPNED THAT THE MV LOUI DONE, AND WITH A REMARKABLE MINIMUM OF' AND THE AIR MEDAL WITH TWO OAK LEAF SA WAS IN T~E V~C!NITY, AN OUTBOARD W PROBLEMS, THEIR AGE AND EXPER~ENCE CON CLUSTERS, HAVING FLOWN 317 COMBAT MIS SENT TO REQUEST THAT SHIP TO COME AND SiDERED. SIONS IN THE SOUTHWEST PAClrlC DURING TA~t ON WHATEveR COPRA SHE COULD HANDL KWAJALEIN PRESENTS TO THE NEWSBOYS WAR WITH THE ~NSPECTJoN or THE VESSEL WORLD II. WHAT ~s PROBABLY A UNIQUE SITUATION, THE JOHNSONS HAVE TWO GROWN DAUGHT~ COMPLETED IT WAS DETr~MiNtO THERE WE~f IN THAT THEY ARE REQUIRED, IN ADDITION ERS, JULIE, IN LONG BEACH 1 CALIFORNIA NO APPARENT HOLES !N THE HulL AND THAT TO DELIVERING PAPERS, TO COLLATE AND if THE MIllToall COULD BE FLOATED orr AND JUNE W,NHAM IN SAIPAN. BOB IS STAPLE THEM EACH DAY BE~ORE THEY CAN SOMETIMES KNOWN AS ART AND WILL RE THE REEF THE CHANCES WfRE EXCELLENT BEGIN THEIR ROUNDS" ALSO, UNLIKE MOST POND TO EITHER NAME SINCE BOTH ARE THAT SHE WAS STilL IN SEAWORTHY CONDI SITUATIONS, THEIR PAPER IS NOT SOLD ON HIS. HE IS A BOW~ING ENTHUSIAST AND TIONo By 12~30 PM THE tlfE BOATS HAD A SUBSCRIPTION BASIS, SO THEIR !NCOME IS ANXIOUS TO TRY HIS HAND AT THE KWAJ RETURNED fROM DEPOS~TING CARGO ON THE is FIXED, AND NOT NECESSARilY RELATED AlEIN BOWL. BEACH AND orr-LOADED ANOTHER SIX TONS TO THE VIGOR WITH WHICH THEY PURSUE or COPRA LATER iN THE AFTERNOON. THEIR ROUTtS. BULLETIN THE LOUiSAARRiVED ON THE SCENE AT 4 ALSO, I NTEREST I NGLY, THERE I S NO CASE PM AND 30 TONS Or THE MILiTOBI 's COPRA ON RECORD ON KWAJALEIN OF A PARENT HAV NORTHWEST ORIENT AIRLINES' FLIGHT WAS PUT AOOARD HERo THE WHOLE-HEARTED !NG TAKEN OVER HIS ROUTE rOR AN ILL OR TO KWAJALEIN HAS RETURNED TO JOHN COOPERATION Of THE LOUISA'S CREW WAS BUSY BOY, AS IS OFTEN DOHE IN THE STATE STON ISLAND DUE TO MECHANICAL DIF OF INESTIMA6LE HELP DURING THE OPERA As ACROSS THE NATION, ON KWAJALEIN TiON, AND IT WAS DUE TO THE PRESENCE F' I CUL TIES. I NASMUCH AS THE GLOBA L THE PAPERBOY IS DUE A SALUTE FOR HIS I ASSOCIATES PAYCHECKS ARE ON THIS Of THE VESSEL THAT LIGHTENING OPERA DEDICATION AND PERSISTENCE, AND THE HOPE TIONS COULD BE ACCOMPLISHED IN A RElA- FLIGHT, THERE WILL BE A DELAY IN , THAT ,Tift:! E~,S!~E WI LL SERVE H 1M WELL TOMORROWlS PICKUP TIME. AFRS RADIO TIVElY SHORT T!ME. AS AN AOULT CITIZEN. N P-M WILL ANNOUNCE THE .sCHEDULED TIME By 8 PM IT WAS DECiDED THAT THE MILl AS SOON AS IT IS DETERMINED. TOBI HAD SEEN LIGHTENED SUFfiCiENTLY rOR REMOVAL FROM THE REEF WITH HIGH WAS FOLLOWED BY THE MILITOBI AFTER OOCK ING SOON TIDE AT MIDNIGHT. By 11&30 THE TUG HER CARGO WAS RELOADED. DURING THE 24- HOUR PERIOD OF RESUE OPERATIONS APPROX :tHE GOOD SHIP YOKvvE YUK HAD MANEUVERED INTO TOWING POSITION, AND AT MIDNIGHT, JUST AS THE TOWl~N[ IMATELY 70 MEN WORKED WITHOUT REST TO BECAME TAUT, THE M'LITOBI FLOATED fREE. REFLOAT THE VESSEL. ALTHOUGH THIS WAS THE REEF iN THIS A~EA DROPS RAPIDLY THE FIRST TIME THE MARINE DEPARTMENT AND THE WATtR IS DFFP IMMEDIATELY BE HAD BEEN CALLED UPON FOR SUCH A SERVICE, YOND THE REEF. FOR THiS REASON THE THE TUG CREW WAS AN EXTREMELY KNOW MILITOBi WAS HE~D CLOSE TO THE REEF LEDGEABLE GROUP WHICH CARRIED OUT ITS WHiLE FURTHER INSPECTIONS WERE MACE IN DUTIES MOST EFFICIENTLY. ORDER TO BE CERTAI~ THAT SHE WOULD NOT IN APPRECIATION OF THE rlNE JOB AC TAKE ON WATER NOW THAT SHE WAS AFLOATo COMPLISHED, T.T. HIGH COMMISSIONER WITH DAYLIGHT, THE DiVERS WENT DOWN NORWOOD SENT' KTS A MESSAGE or THANKS AGAiN TO INSPECT THE HULL AND PROPEL fOR THE FAST ANO ABLE ASSISTANCE REN LORS. DERED THE MILITOBI. By 10 AM MONDAY THE SKIPPER or THE AFTER DOCKING AT KWAJALEIN TO TAKE MILITOD~ WAS SATISflEO THAT THE DAMAGE ON FRESH WATER BALLAST, THE MILITOBI WAS Mi~uR A~D T~AT THE VESSEL WAS IN PROCEEDED ON HER FIELO TRIP THROUGHOUT CONDiTION TO PRoceED UNDER HER OWN THE ATOLL. POWER< THE ~~G THCN LEFT FOR KWA4AL(1 PAGE 4 HOURGlASS MONOAY, OCT08ER 17, 1966
COURT REFUSES CHALLENGE MORE HOU5EWIVE5 PROTEST VIET WILL INVITE JOHN~ON , OF U.S. ELECTORAL SYSTEM LITTLE SILVER, N.J. (UPI )--AN ASSOCIATION TO VI~IT bOUTH VIET NAM WASHINGTON (UPI )--THE SUPREME COURT RE O~ MONMOUTH COUNTY HOUSEWIVES, ANGRY ABOUT PLEIKU, SOUTH VIET NAM (UPI )--THE SAI~ON It u fUSED TOOAY TO HEAR A CHALLENGE TO THE OUTRAGEOUS ~OOD PRICES, HAS WRITTEN TO GOVERNMENT'S TWO TOP Of~ICIAlS SAID TOOAY EtECTORAl COLLEGE SYSTEM Of ELECTING U.S. PR~SIOENT JOHNSON ASKING HIM TO STA81LIZE THEY WilL INVITE PRESIDENT JOHNSON TO VISIT PRESI~£NTS. IN Ef~ECT, IT LEfT THE ISSUE RISING LIVING COSTS. ¥IET NAM DURING HIS ASIAN TOUR. BOTH SAID EINTIRElY TO CON~RESS THE WOMEN, ME~BERS OF HOUSEWIVES EXPECT THERE WAS NO REASON HE SHOULD NOT MAKE THE THE COURT, WITHOUT COMMENT, RE~ECTED A LOWER PRICES (HELP), PLANNED ALSO TO APPEAL TRIP AND JOHNSON WAS EXPECTEO TO ACCEPT. REQUEST BY DELAWARE ANO II OTHER STATES fOR TO FEDERAL AND STATE OffiCIALS CHIEf or STATE NGUYEN VAN THIEU SAID HE AN ORDER TO STRIKE DOWN AS OISCRI~INATORY IN THE LETTER, T~EV STATED THEY HAVE WOULD EXTEND AN OfFICIAL INVITATION TO WINNER-TAKE~ALL STATUTES IN ALL STATES. "SCRIMPED AND SAVED" ONLY TO SEE PRICES JOHNSON AT THE MANilA SUMMIT CONFERENCE EACH STATE HAS A LAW WHEREBY THE PRESI CONTINUALLY CLIMB BASIC FOOD STAPLES SUCH BEGINNING OCT. 24. DENTIAL CANDIDATE WINNING THE POPULAR VOTE AS BREAD AND POTATOES RISE WEEKLY, THEY "You HAVE 300,000 AMER I CAN SOLDI ERS HERE," GETS ALL THAT STATE'S ELECTORAL VOTES. SAID THIEU TOLD REPORTERS AT THIS U.S. BASE IN THREE TIMES CANDIDATES WHO FAILED TO WIN A "THE ONLY STEP TAKEN BY YOUR ADMINISTRA THE CENTRAL HIGHLANDS. "IF I WERE PRESIDENT POPULAR MAJORITY BECAME PRESIDENT. THEY TtON," THE LETTER SAID "HAS BEEN TO THREAT JOHNSON I '0 THINK IT MY DUTY TO SEE AND TALK WERE JOHN QUINCY AOAMS, RUTHERfORD B HAYES EN AN INCREASE IN THE INCOME TAX. MANY OF WITH THEM." ANO BENJAMIN HARRISON. US HAVE TO LEAVE OUR CHilDREN AND HOMES TO PREMIER NGUYEN CAO Kv, STANDING NEXT TO THE SUPREME COURT PRESUMABLY WAS PER GO TO WORK TO PROVIDE THE BASIC NECESSITIES THIEU, WAS ASKED If HE THOUGHT PRESIDENT SUADED BY THE ARGUMENT ADVANCED BY NEW YORK or LIFE" JOHNSON WOULD COME TO SOUTH VIET NAM. "YES STATE, THAT DELAWARE'S CHAllENGE TO THE A SPOKESMAN FOR THE ORGANIZATION SAID, WHY NOT?" HE A:SKEO. ELECTORAL SYSTEM RAISED AN ISSUE OF POLITI HOWEVER, THAT I T DOES NOT PLAN TO BOYCOTT IT WAS EXPECTED JoHNSON, WHO EMBARKED TO CAL POWER, NOT THE RIGHT TO VOTE, AND THERE GROCERSAS HOUSEWIVES IN DENVER ARE DOING DAY ON HIS 17-DAY, 25,~MILE TRIP TO THE FORE "THE POLITICAL ARENA IS THE PLACE TO UNTIL THEY STUDY THE PRICE STRUCTURE AND FAR EAST, WOULO fLY TO A HEAVILY GUARDED DECIDE THIS QUESTION" fACTORS. THE GROCERS, THEY SAID, "MIGHT U.S. MILITARY BAS( fOR SEVERAL HOURS. THE THE "POLITICAL ARENA" IS CONGRESS, WHERE NOT BE AT fAULT." WHITE HOUSE HAD NO OFfiCIAL REACTION TO THE MORE TMA" 100 EFFORTS TO REVISE OR ABOLISH INVITATION, HOWEVER THE SYSTEM HAVE FAILED. IT WOULO TAKE A CON RCA TO TAKE DRIVERS ~EAT THE MANILA CONrERENCE ON VIET NAM WilL STITUTIONAL AMENDMENT TO ALTER THE SYSTEM NEW YORK (UPI )--RAOIO CORP. OF AMERICA BRING JOHNSON TOGETHER WITH THE LEADERS OF WHICH HAS REMAINED INTACT SINCE THE BIRTH AND HERTZ CORP., WHICH BILLS ITSELF AS THE SOUTH VI(T NAH, THE PHILIPPINES, THAILAND, OF THE NATION COUNTRY'S TOP AUTO LEASING AGENCY, TODAY SOUTH KOREA, NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA. VARIOUS PROPOSALS DIED ON THE VINE IN THIS ANNDUNCED AN AGREEMENT IN PRINCIPAL TO JOHNSON'S SCHEDULE CALLS rOR STOPS IN NEW SESSION OF CONGRESS. THEY RANGEO fROM PRESI ~ERGE. ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIA PRIOR TO THE MANILA DENT JOHNSON'S PLAN TO MODIFV THE SYSTEM TO UNDER THE AGREEMENT, SUBJECT TO APPROVAL MEETING HE WILL THEN rLV TO BANGKOK, THAI AN AMENDMENT TO PROVIDE fOR ELECTION Of THE OF TH[ BOARDS or DIRECTORS AND STOCKHOLDERS LAND, SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA, AND KUALA LUMPUR, PRESIDENT STRICTLY BV POPULAR VOTE OF SOTH rlRMS, HERTZ WOULD BECOME A WHOlLY MALAYSIA, BEFORE RETURNING TO WASHINGTON THE SUPREME COURT AVOIOEO THE ISSUE BY OWNED SUBSIDIARY OF RCA, A LEADER IN THE VIA ALASKA. SIMPLY RErUSING TO ALLOW DELAWARE TO FilE TELEVISION, RADIO AND ELECTRONICS INDUST THE DISCLOSURE BY THIEU AND Ky THAT THE A DIRECT CHALLENGE OF THE SYSTEM. RIES. HERTZ WOULD KEEP ITS PRESENT MANAGE PRESIDENT WOULD BE INVITED HERE CAME AfTER IN ADDITION TO THE POLITICAL ARGUMENT, NEW MENT AND PERSONNEL PlEIKU CEREMONIES ~ARKING THE RETURN TO YORK MADE WHAT COURT OBSERVERS VIEWED AS A THE AN~OUNCEMENT WAS MADE BY ELMER W. GOVERNMENT ALLEGIANCE OF SOME 250 MONTAGNARD TELLING CONTENTION IN SAYING NEITHER DELA ENGSTRIM, RCA EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN, MOUNTAIN TRIBESMEN FROM THIS REGION ABOUT WARE NOR ANY Of THE OTHER STATES ALIGNEO IN RCA PRESIDENT ROBERT W. SARNOFf AND HERTZ 250 MILES NORTH Of SAIGON THE Move CLAIMED ANY AUTHORITY ~ROM THEIR CHAIRMAN LEON C. GREENEBAUM. IT WAS SPECULATED THAT JOHNSON MIGHT GO LEGI SL ATURES. TO DA NANG OR QUI NHON, MASSIVE COASTAL IN ErrECT, NE~ YORK SAID, THE STATE LEGAL MURDERE~S LO~ES APPEAL BASES, AND POSSIBLY VISIT ONE OF THE 7TH AUTHORITIES HAD TAKEN ~A POSITION INCONSIS LONOON (UPI )--MYRA HINDLEY, A BLEAK-FACED FLEET CARRIERS IN THE SOUTH CHINA SEA FROM TENT "WITH ESTABl I SHED STATE POll CY~ SINCE THE BlONOE, LOST A COURT APPEAL ON A LEGAL WHICH BOMBING RAI~~ ARE LAUNCHED AGAINST ELECTORAL COLLEGE lAWS ~ASSED BY THEIR LEGIS POINT TODAY AND WITH IT HER CHANCE TO ES NORTH V I ET NAM. " LATURES WERE STILL STANDING CAPE LifE IMPRISONMENT FOR THE I~UROERS ON Ky SAID HE WOUtO PROPOSE DETAILED PLANS STATES ~OINING DELAWARE IN THE APPEAL ~ERE THE MOORS" CASE THAT SHOCKED THE NATION AT MANilA DEALING WITH LONG-RANGE ECONOMIC AR~ANSAS, FLORIDA, IOWA, KANSAS, KENTUCKY, THE 23-YEAR-OLD TYPIST MACE HER APPEAL NEEOS rOR SOUTH VIET NIH. HE SAID MORE AlP NORTH DAKOTA, OKLAHOMA, PENNSVLVANIA, SOUTH AGAINST CONVICTION AND SENTENCE SOLELY ON WOULD BE NEEDED, AND ADDED HE HAD IN MIND DAKOTA, UTAH AND WVOMINQ. LEGAL GROUNDS -- THAT SHE SHOULD HAVE BEEN A TWO-YEAR EC~OMIC PLAN. OTHER MAJOR ACTIONS TOOAV AS THE COURT GRANTED A SEPARAT[ TRIAL rROM HER LOVER, A NUMBER or FOREIGN ~INISTERS, INCLUDING BE~AN THE THIRD WEEK Of ITS 1966-67 TERM IAN BRADY, 28, BECAUSE CERTAIN EVIDENCE SeCRETARV Of STATE DEAN RUST, WILL MEET THOMAS F. BUDD, Of OAKLAND, WHO DESCRIBED AGAINST HIM ALONE CREATED OVERWHELMING PRE THIS WEEKEND IN MANILA PRIOR TO THE CONFER HlloISELr AS A "CONfiRMED ALCOHOLIC" LOST AN JUDICE AGAIN5T HER IN THE MINDS OF THE JURY ENCE, AUTHORITATIVE SOURCES DISCLOSED TODAY APPEAL fROM STATE COURT DECISIONS WHICH THEY W[RE TRIED TOGETHER LAST MAY BEFORE ~ECOND ~LAYING REJECT~D HIS CONTENTION HE SHOULD NOT BE JUDGE SIR FENTON ATKINSON. A 12-MAN JURY BkUTAL PUNISHED fOR PUBLIC DRUNKENNess. IN A CONVICTED THEM 80TH OF THE SEX-AND-SADISM IN W£ST-~IDE MILwAUKE.E DISSENT, JUSTICES ABE FORTAS AND WILLIAM C. SLAYINGS OF EDWARD EVANS, 17, AND LESLEY MILWAUKEE (UPI )--A 12-YEAR-OLD ALTAR BOY DOUGLAS $AID IT WAS TIME THE HIG~ COURT DE ANN DOWNEY, 12. BRADY WAS ALSO CONVICTED Of ON AN ERRAND FOR A PRIEST TODAY CAHE UPON CIOEO WHETHER IT IS CONSTITUTIONAllY PER MURDERING JOHN KILBRIDE, 12, AND MISS HIND THE MUTILATEO BODY OF HIS OLDER SISTER ON MISSIBLE TO PUNISH CHRONIC ALCOHOLICS UNDER lEY Of HARBORING HIM, KNOWING ABOUT THE THE GROUNDS OF A NEAR WEST SIDE ROMAN CRIMINAL LAWS. KILBRIDE MURDER. CATHOll C CHURCH. -- A GOVERNMENT APPEAL QUESTIONING THE BRAOY DID NOT APPEAL HIS LIVE StNTENCE THE VICTIM, SHERRYL THOMPSON, 18, HAD BEEN MERGER Of CLOROX CHEMICAL Co WITH PROCTOR MISS HINDLEY STOOD ALMOST MOTIONLESS, STABBED SEVERAL TIMES IN THE LEGS ANO FACE & GAMBLE WAS GRANTED. THIS REPRESENTED AGREE SMARTLY DRESSED IN A TWEED SUIT, AS THE AND HER BODY WAS ONLY PARTIALLY CLAD IT MENT BY THE COURT TO SET GROUND RULES FOR THREE APPEAL JUDGES DISMISSED HER CLAIM. lAV BENEATH A PINE TREE IN A CORNER OF THE BUSINESS MERGERS WHERE FIRMS SELL RELATED, LORD PARKER, THE LORD CHIEF JUSTICE AND GROUNDS or THE ST. ROSE OF LIMA CATHOLIC THQUGH NON-COMPETITIVE, ~RODU'TS. BRITAIN'S HIGHEST JUDGE, SAID IN THE CHURCH. -- Two MEN FACING EXECUTION FOR MURDER JUDGEMENT IT WAS A "HORR ISLE CASE". HE SAID THE PRETTY PART-TIME WAITRESS HAD BEEN ALSO LOST APPEALS. THEY ARE CLlfrORO D. THEY WERE QUITE SATISfiED ATKINSON HAD NOT MISSING SINCE LAST NIGHT WHEN SHE CALLED CARROLL, CONVICTED IN TEXAS OF THE SLAYING ERREO IN REFUSING SEPARATE TRIALS AND THERE HOME AT 9 PM AND SAID SHE WAS GOING TO STOP Of A TWO-YEAR-OlD GIRL, AND DARRELL D. POUL HAD BEEN NO MISCARRIAGE OF JUSTICE. AT A :STORE BEFORE COMING HOME. SON, GIVEN THE OCATH S(NTENCE IN UTAH fOR A CITY EMPLOYEE, JOHN W. HOPKINS SR., 65, KilLING AN 1 I-YEAR-OLD GIRL IT WAS THE TORNADO-STRUCK TOWN RE1URNS DISCOVEREO THE eDDY AS HE WALKED PAST THE THIRO TIME THE COURT HAD REJECTED AN APPEAL BELMOND, IOWA (UPI )--HELPED BY THE WILLING CHURCH TO GET HIS CAR TO GO TO WORK SHORTLY BY POULSON HANDS or HUNDREDS OF VOLUNTEERS, THIS TOWN BEfORE 6 AH. As HE APPROACHED IT, TERRY .::'!:V'::::T;';;O"'-L---:A--:-I =-R --=B:-:-:U"""'S[=-OS~PR=O=P=OS=E=D-- or 2,600 STAGGERED BACK TO ITS fEET TODAY. THOM~SON, 12, CAME FROM THE CHURCH, SAW THE TO CLEAR BIG BOTTLENECK THE TASK or CLEANING UP ANO REBUILDING BODV AND SCREAMED, "IT'S MY SISTER. IT's WASHINGTON (UPI )--GIANT AIR BUSES fLYING AFTE~ A TORNADO LANCED DOWN U.S. 69, KILLING MY SISTER." TERRY, WHO ATTCNDS ST. ROSE SCHOOL, HAD ALL-WEATHER SCHEDULES COULD BE CARRVING 16- SIX, INJURING HUNDREDS ANO DESTROYING 85 COME IN TO SERVE AM MASS AT THE CHURCH MILLION COMMUTERS A YEAR ALONG THE EASTERN PERCENT or ITS BUSINESS DISTRICT, WAS BEING 8 MET WITH DETERMINATION AND FATHER FRANCIS SI EMANOWSKI , CHAPLAIN SEABOARD BY THE 1970 s, IT WAS REPORTEn TO ' '~HE OPTIMISM or THESE PEOPLE IS REMARK AT THE VETERAN'S ADMINISTRATION HOSPITAL AT DAY. MILE," SAID DAN ROMINE, I REO CROSS OffiCIAL TOMAH ANO A VISITOR TO ST. ROSE, HAD SENT ACCORDING TO A GOVERNMENT-SPONSORED STUDY, FROM ST. LOUIS. "THERE DOESN'T SEEM TO BE THE BOY TO GET SOME WINE CRUETS fROM THE THE 500-MILE-AN-HOUR VERTICAL TAKEOfF AND NEAR THE SHOCK HERE AS THERE HAS BEEN IN NEW RECTORY. lANDING PLANES WOULD OPERATE FROM DOWNTOWN THE OTHER LOCALITIES SUFfERING SIMILAR DIS THE BODY WAS rOOND ONLY NINE BLOCKS fROM AREA ROOFTOP lANDING PORTS AND COST THE COM WHERE A TEN-YEAR-OLD GIRL WAS KILLED SEPT. MUTER ABOUT FIVE CENTS A MILE fOR HIS TICKET. ASTERS." THE REO CROSS SAID PERCENT OF 8ELMONO"S IN A SEX SLAYING. POLICE CHIEF HAROLD THE AIR BUS SERVICE WOULD BE STRICTLY WITH 85 5 BUSINESS BUILOINGS WERE DESTROYED, THE REST BREIER, WHO TOOK PERSONAL CHARGE OF THE OUT fRILL5. THE PLANES WOULD MAKE 1,900 STOPS SUFfERED MAJOR DAMAGE, 116 HOMES WERE DE INVESTIGATION, SAID IT WAS TOO EARLY TO TELL A DAY TO PICK UP 49,000 PASSENGERS BOUND FOR If THERE WAS ANY CONNECTION BETWEEN THE PLACES LIKE NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, WASHING MOLISHED, 100 MORE DWELLINGS SUFFERED MAJOR DAMAGE AND HOUSES WERE DAMAGED LESS SLAYING OF MISS THOMPSON MID THAT OF JULIA TON AND BoSTON. 368 THE 10EA IS A PLAN DEVELOPED FOR THE COM SEVERtL Y. 8ECKWITH. ONE-HUNDREO-S(VENTY-TWO PERSONS WERE IN~ THE BECKWITH GIRL'S BODY WAS FOUND IN A MERCE DEPARTMENT BY THE fLIGHT TRANSPORTATION JUREO TO THE EXTENT OF REQUIRING EITHER VACANT LOT AT THE CORNER OF 21ST STREET AND LA80RATORY OF THE MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE O~ HOSPITALIZATION OR MEDICAL TREATMENT, MICHIGAN AVENUE. ST. ROSE's IS ON THE CORNER T £CHNOlOGY. 46 OF 30TH AND MICHIGAN, JULIA, liKE MISS IT IS SPECifiCAllY DESIGNED TO CASE THE REMAINED HOSPITALIZED YESTERDAV, THE REO HAD BEEN STA88EO SEVERAL TIMES. TIGHTENING TRAVEL BOTTLENECK ALONG THE NORTH CROSS SAID. THO"PSO~ AN ESTIMATED VOLUNTEERS HEEDED A CALL THe THOM~SONS CALLED POLICE AT A~ TODAY EAST CORRIDOR. 800 5 rOR HELP YESTERDAY. AND REPORTED THEIR DAUGHTER ~ISSING. PAGE 5 HOURGLASS MONDAY OCTOBER 17, 1966 LOCAL SPORTS MEN'S FAST PITCH THE RI~AKI5 ~[PT PACE WITH MZC AND ROI section NAMUR fOR THE FIRST HALF CHAMPIONSHIP WITH Sports A WELL-EARNED VI CTORY OVER THE HA ALII "A" TEAM 10-4 ON SATURDAV AT DALLY fiELD HOUSE-SENATE CONFERENCE THE ALII TOOK THE lEAD IN THE FIRST IN GR~NTS IMMUNITY TO MERGER NING BY SCORING THREE RUNS O. THE LOOSE rlELOING OF THE RIKAKIS. I~ THE SECOND IN WASHINGTON (UPI )--HOUSE AND SENATE NEGO NING THE R'KAKIS TIED THE BALL GAME AND TIATORS TODAY AGlEED TO LEGISLATION GRANT ING THE PROPOSED MERGER OF THE NATIONAL WENT AHEAD IN THE THIRD BV SCORING THR[E RUNS TO TAKE THE LEAD. IN THE FOURTH INNING FOOTBALL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN FOOTBALL LEAG LIMITED IMMUNITY FROM THE ANTI-TRUST LAWS. BIG STAN MURATA OF THE KINGS HOMERED TO THE MEASURE -- ASSURED or FINAL CONGRES MAKE THE SCO~E 6-4 IN fAVOR OF THE RIKAKIS, SIONAL PASSAGE -- WAS ADDED TO PRESIDENT WHO THEN PU1 THE GAME OUT OF REACH BY ADDING JOHNSONIS ANTI-INFLATION TAX PACKAGE BY FOUR ~O~E RUKS IN THE SEVENTH. HOUSE AND SENATE CONFEREES WHO WORKED OUT THE WINNrNG PITCHER WAS DENNY JAEGAR AND A COMPROMISE PACKAGE OF DIFFERING HOUSE THE LOSER 1-11 KE ANDR IKE. SCNATE BILLS fAST PITCH SCHEDULE NATIONAL fOOTBALL LEAGUE COMMISSIONER WED. OCT 19 DALLY FIELD PETE R02ELLE, WHO STALKED THE CORRIDORS OF 5:15 PM MZC VS KENTRON (ALAMEDA & Moos) THE CAPITOL WHILE THE NEGOTIATORS WORKED BRANDON f I no BEHIND CLOSED DOORS, HAD THREATENED TO RE 5 PM EBEYE BASKETS VS RIKAKIS COMMEND POSTPONEMENT OF THE PRo-FOOTBALL (KEATON & LELEPALI) MERGER UNLESS THE MARRIAGE OF THE 24 TEAMS WAS GIVEN IMMUNITY FROM THE ANTI-TRUST LAWS. WOMEN'S ~OFT8ALL THE IMMUNITY APPLIED ONLY TO THE ACTUAL THE SURPRISING ISLANDERS WON THEIR SECOND JOINING Of THE TWO LEAGUES AND NOT TO THEIR STRAIG~T GAME yESTERDAY BY DEFEATING THE OPERATIONS AFTERWARD -- SUCH AS rRANCHISES, SANDPIPERS 16-6 IN fiVE INNINGS. T~E ISLANO METHOD~ Of PLAYER SELECTION AND TELEVISION ERS RALLIED 'OR EIGHT RUNS IN THE SECOND COVER4GE. WHO HSE-"'rank Robll'taGll. of the w()rld .:.ham pion Bait. INNING ON SINGLES BY PAT ARMSTRONG, JAN m()I'e Qriol£'B
Iy OERTRUDE ZETH alOOIlS , belle Amerlcaln!!' and won ac C~ntJ"llI Preu Wrller claim during the French revo· JAMES MONROE, the fifth lutlon ror saving the hIe. at presIdent or the USA, had two Madam Lafpyette, who was to daughtl'r~ The younger one, be behepded BecaLlse or the Marie was the very first daugh powerful :Jupport ot Mrs Mon ter of a presIdent to be married roe, madam was liberated in the WhIte House Mansion The last year or the Monroe The ceremony was arrangM administratIOn was most brll In New York style," whlcb hant TheIr iast reception was meant that contrary to Vlrgmia most colorful Mrs Monroe custom only relallvel! and a wore Ii gown of black velvet, few friends would be invIted to regal looking her arma hare, thIS second White House wed an elegant pearl necklace on her ding well-molded throat, her hair • dre:ssed WIth cLlrls and topped HOWEVER to compensate for WIth ostrich plumes Hf!r daugh thIS, a week or so later, a large ter, Mrs Hays (E1I2a) tall and reception was extended to the stately, wu gowned In red \'el young couplo! followed by a vet with white plumes In hill' grand ball and post-nuptull fes halrdre~~ Mrs Gouvetnf!ur tlvltLes for Washmgton !IOVirginia where common one~ as Y, d.h Scot- lUI tr
5 1 10 II CONTRACT BRIDGE I ?. 3 4- ~ b ~& ~ I'!> I~ By B • Jay Becker 12:. ~ ~ . II. (Top a-nWteIftr In ....,.. Indtvldual Ch.mplo""'I, ,.,) 15 ~ ~!1 South dealer not make aense tor South to Ie. 1'iI 1;0 1.1 Neither stde wJDerable rebid an UD.9upponed four-card ~ suit, $0 North ill naturally n Z'!o 2.4 XOB'JB driven to the concluSIon that .K2 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ the three spade bId designates 2.B 'Z.9 ~ !JI !J2 a five-card suit 2S 2100 2.1 .185"K ~ Once thts detennlnation IB 4 K1098U2 '!>~ M 35 EABr made, it Is logleal for North ~ then to ask hunsetf why South ~ ~ ~ .J6H ~I> ~7 !IS !9 "AQTU opened with a diamond, not a spade South eannot have had ~ • 2 40 4 • 41. • AJT five Wa.monds and five spades • ~ ~ SOtr.rll In such case he would have ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ named the higher ranking suit 43 44 45 410 41 4f. 4" SO .AQ983 first ••140 ~ • A K 10 '14. 3 Since South did start with a ':)1 52. 5'!> 5.4 + diamond, It 111 reasonable to ~ ~ -- suppose that his diamonda ~ S5 5," S1 'nlo blddIPg longu th&n hls apadell. &Ild ~ 80aIIa WBOl Nort.ll Eut he=e at leut six clITds loog ~ S& S9 bO l • Pa.u 2 + Pa.u Proper play mUM the COIl- ~ ~ Z • Pue: 3 • PIUIII tract. even though both dla- b-4 a • Pus " • Pa&a %nonda and spadell break UII- 5 • tavombly East wins the heart BOIUZONTAL U heavenly 8fl lyric poelnS 9 departure 0penIDg lead-ten of heart&. lead and. let's say, retlU'nll a 1 Secret ary bQdy 10 prong The qu..uan J. IIOmeUmes trump South takes the ace and or State (3 dilillUtrous VEBTIVAL 11 beverages nWIe4 about how to allow a 8-5 ruffs a heart m dummy This 5 reign n mulct l froUc 19 therefore dIatr1lNUOIl. 'Wh1lD. the m-card leaves dummy with the lone (Illdia~ :';1 empl~y 2 R\1ljs:!an 21 tennis IIIIlt ill lower In rank than the jack of tnunp 8 Greek :'ill polJUSII river IItroke Jetter M shortly 3 auction 23 subdues five-card at, there 11 a Btand- South 18 threatened at tlu9 25 fashion ard method. of procedure by point with a diamond loser as 12 Algenan ~5 portent 4 maslla.ges city 56 pin (5 forced 28 be indebted which to 1deD.tity the 6-S dJ&.. well as a spade 1000er It he leads 57 reli,ted back 27 ask alms tributlon. -a. trump and does not catch the 13 personality Hleafpart 58 rematnder 6 period 29 wild horses In the bidd1ng shown, South's queen, the outcome will then de BATTU-WEAlty-Tlred to the marro.", of hiS bone~ a trooper 115 man 59 affirma- 7 lotaa 30 French Iipade bld Is the pend losing no spade trIcks three key to on of the U S 1st Cavalry carnes a VIetnamese youngster m 16 caress tive 8 frUIt c~ln lWI 6.f1 diatribUtlon. At the point IMtead of subjecting himself his arms following a pltch'ld baltle with the Commumsts 17 baseball ~------31 sailor when he bids two apa.de8, to this danger, South leave/! the near Phu Cat, South Viet Nam. The boy" mother Wah pIcked team 32 make a North has every right to as- trump in dummy to cover both mistake up as a Viet Cong suspect (Radwvhnt(} I 18 satisfy sumo that South baa only four potUdbllitles. He cashes the K-A 20 lists ot 37 unlver!l1ty .IP&dU, IIIDcfl the ault Js behlg of spades and then ruffs a low candidates ~fficer named ~, spade with the jack He loses a 22 blockhead 38 bla
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