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Heading for a fall These youngsters are about to thump onto the floor —but they're learning how to do it without getting hurt. They're in the gymnastics class at the Community Center. A story and more pictures, by News staffer Jerry Renninger, are on Page 3. LBJ leaned on it
197Q JUNE 197D S M T W T F S 12 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Tonkin resolution repealed 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 25 26 27 28 29 30 * * * * New board FAU professor Debate on Teen appointee Huckshorn is running war policy continues dance draws fire for school board seat From News wire reports candidate. Boynton Beach realtor Walter By JERRY RENNINGER The present school superintendent, WASHINGTON — The Senate voted Two live bands will try to shake In becoming a candidate, Huckshorn Dutch, yet to be sworn in as a member News Staff Writer Lloyd Early, has come under fire today to repeal the Tonkin Gulf the Community Center off its is also surrendering his presidency of foundation tonight, as the of the school board, is already drawing Dr. Robert J. Huckshorn, chairman recently because of the school budget resolution, writing a sort of footnote to fire because of comments he made the School Action Association, a local imbalance which he sought to remedy the early part of the Vietnam war's Recreation Department hosts a of the political science department at school patrons' group. teen dance in connection with about a citizens' committee being Florida Atlantic University who has by making cutbacks in school spending history and setting up further debate "politically motivated." "I strongly believe that the solution and personnel. on administration policy. their summer program. been active in Reimbliean national to most of the problems in the Palm Featured for the evening are the Dutch, appointed over the weekend affairs, is running for the Boca Raton- Huckshorn said he would urge voter The Nixon administration and to fill the school board vacancy Beach County school system is the approval in the November referendum Cloud Justice and Scenic — Delray Beach seat on the school board. adoption of an appointive superin- Republican congressional leaders had believe it or not, those are the created by Dr. A.D. Thorp's It's Huckshorn's first active ean- of the proposal to make the school said before the vote that they would not resignation, said in an interview that a tendent. It makes little sense, either superintendent's office an appointive names of the bands. The dance dicacy and comes, he said in his an- from an educational or a business object to repeal because the ad- starts at 8 pjn. and runs until move to oust Supt. Early was nouncement, because of problems one. ministration was not leaning on the "politically motivated" by a group "of point of view, to attempt to run this Calling this "a more business-like 11:30, with admission prices set besetting the county school system. complex multi-million dollar industry 1964 resolution as support for its Asian at $1 for teen members and $1.50 noise makers who are doing more to The new district seat will be filled by approach, he said, "The board, then, policy. destroy than help." with key administrators who are not after a thorough search, can bring for non-members. countywide voting and is for two years directly responsible to the Board of The resolution, passed after U.S. The petition is being backed by the only. Huckshorn is the first announced Public Instruction," he said. See FAU, P. 3, Cl. 5 ships were fired upon in the Gulf of Citizens Committee for Improved Tonkin, was the keystone on which Schools, whose head, J.C Sims of President Johnson based his Palm Beach, snapped back Tuesday, escalation of tfe Vietnam war. As the Quick facts "For one who advocates 'cooling it,' Cosmonauts have war escalated, congressmen began to Mr. Dutch apparently and deliberately argue the resolution's validity, saying set out to impugn the motives of this it had not been the retaliatory carte Weather: partly cloudy through citizens committee." blanche that Johnson took it to be. Thursday with thun- Sims said that if the organization is dershowes likely in the af- trouble adjusting Thus its repeal was almost a head moved to action by "politics," it is letter, though it removes one more ternoon. Rain probability SO because "the school system is em- MOSCOW (UPI)—The Soyuz 9 near Moscow. irritant to antiwar forces. per cent. High yesterday was broiled in politics and some of the cosmonauts show a variety of ill Tass said the cosmonauts had lost The vote also moved the Senate one 91, low this morning 73. Noon problems besetting it require political effects from their record space flight weight and muscle tone during their small step closer to voting on the today was 89. Low tonight 73, solutions." high tomorrow 90. of 18 days that raise some doubt about space flight and were somewhat in- Cooper-Church amendment which Sims said the immediate goal of the man's ability to withstand long periods stable and having difficulty sleeping would severely limit Nixon's ability to Boating: Seas 2-3 feet. Variable citizens committee is to gather 25,000 of weightlessness, the Soviet news since their return to earth. wage the Southeast Asian war. winds 5-10 mph. Wednesday's signatures on its petitions asking the agency Tass said today. "In general, the cardiovasuclar However votes on several other tides, Low: 7:58 p.m. Thur- governor to remove Early from his Among the effects noted in an (blood and heart) system is normal, measures will come first. sday's tides, High: 1:45 a.m. position. unusually pessimistic report was the but a certain instability is observed," and 2:21p.m.; Low: 8:34 ajn. Aside from its immediate goal of The basic issue is what powers and 8:58 pan. cosmonauts' inability to readjust to the physician told Tass in an interview Congress and the president have to petitioning the governor for the gravity after four days back on earth. Tuesday. "This indicates that the Fishing: Loxahatehee is the only removal of Early, the committee is limit or expand direct U.S. military None of the cosmonauts' health process of readaptation of the involvement overseas. The series of place reporting any action. also planning to push a non-partisan organism from weightlessness to Catfish and bass are being problems appeared to be serious, but votes are not likely to establish any slate of candidates for the school terrestial conditions has not yet been caught on artificial flies. Tass quoted an unidentified member of decisive guidelines, but are politically board, Sims said. the medical team examining them as completed." Television: On channel 4 at 9 "We have members from both SOYUZ BOOSTER—Soviets and diplomatically explosive. released this picture of the Soyuz-9 saying the problem of returning to p.m., "Billy Graham On parties, so we aren't guided by simple spacecraft and its booster. It was normal after a long space flight "is not 514 acres Crusade", the third of four party lines," Sims said. "We hope to programs devoted to the taken before the launch of the 18-day so s mple after all." get candidates that the parents and the mission which ended last week. The report contrasted with the evangelist's Knoxville taxpayers want." Crusade. optimistic statements issued shortly Drummond purchases land Movies: At the Boca Raton after Col. Andrian Nikolayev and N.Y. primaries Vitaly Sevastianov returned to earth Drummond Construction Co. of Boca land is being planned for the Theatre, "Sleeping Beauty" Raton has purchased 514 acres of land development of two golf courses and at 6, 8, 10 p.m. Rated G. June 19. At that time, their flight was described as proof that man can live along Highway 441 to provide other recreational facilities that will and work comfortably for long period s recreation facilities for its residential be made available to residents of our Goldberg winner, in space. communities, it was announced by residential communities and hotel j'lnside Their flight broke the space en- Drummond vice-president A.V. guests." durance record of two weeks set by Toomey. Drummond Construction will soon {•: the build a Sheraton Motor Inn and Frank Borman and James A. Lovell The tract, which was purchased for Jr. in Gemini 7 in 1965. apartments near the Boca Raton in- Powell is ousted more than $1 million, borders Southern terchange of the Florida Turnpike. NEWS Since returning to earth, Nikolayev Manor Country Club on the north and and Sevastianov have been undergoing Toomey added that his firm is ALBANY, N.Y. (UPI) — Arthur J. reportedly spent more than $1 million includes 1,600 feet of highway fron- considering plans "to use some of this Ann Landers Page 6 Goldberg, seeking his first elective on television, radio and newspaper a series of examinations in quarantine tage. in the cosmonaut Star City compound property for one-acre and two-acre Classified 12-13 office, won the New York State advertising in his campaign, won the Toomey said, "The newly-acquired single family estates." Editorials 4 Democratic gubernatorial primary four-way race for the Democratic Leisure 8 Tuesday and will try to stop Gov. nomination to oppose GOP Sen. Sports 10 Nelson A. Rockefeller's bid for an Charles E. Goodell. Stocks 11 unprecedented fourth term in Harlem Congressman Adam Clayton Talking Back Women's News 6-7 November. Powell Jr., seeking his 14th term, was The Helper Rep. Richard L. Ottinger, who upset by Charles Rangel, a black P.O. Box S80 member of the New York State Boca Raton ••••to The Helper Assembly. 1-95 work Goldberg's close victory over up- Why can't the city of Boca Dear Helper: state millionaire industrialist Howard Raton require home and J. Samuels, followed a lackluster We read with interest your reply to the inquiry about why the reader apartment owners to put trash never saw the police patrol boat. Sgt. J.L. LaMont and the police patrol campaign. in containers? Trash 4 die in bridge fall With more than 13,000 of the state's boat were certainly in evidence on a recent Sunday afternoon when he collection time would be cut in came to the rescue of a disabled boat on which we were guests. Within 13,735 districts counted, the vote was half, and it would also make KITTERY, Maine (UPI)—A staging arrival and a fourth died shortly after minutes from the time we called for help, the most capable, courteous Goldberg 491,257, Samuels 412,635. for a cleaner city. on a highway bridge under con- arrival. Samuels, who was under secretary and helpful Sgt. LaMont responded to our call. We were expertly towed to struction collapsed today, dropping 11 Cause of the staging collapse was not of commerce in the Johnson ad- our host's dock. It is reassuring to know that such facilities are available workmen to the ground. known. City Manager Alan Alford in time of need and we certainly commend the Boca Raton Police Force ministration, refused to concede and explained that while this was At least four men were killed and one The_ dead were not identified im- was expected to ask for a recount. for their fine efforts. was left dangling by a rope as rescue mediately. suggested at one time, it was Goldberg's chances appeared to be rejected as an undue hard- Mr. and Mrs. Ford SeBastian crews tried to reach him with a large Some of the injured were taken to enhanced by the showing of state ship on residents. The City 1313 Sycamore Terrace crane. York, Maine, Hospital. Seven am- Senator Basil A. Paterson, the first Council will hold a workshop Four men were stranded in the bulances were dispatched from Kit- Negro to run for lieutenant governor. meeting within the next 30 bridgework until removed by firemen tery, Portsmouth, the Portsmouth Paterson handily beat Long Island days to discuss several points on aerial ladders. Naval Shipyard, Pease Air Force supervisor Jerome Ambro, a political concerning trash collection to (The Helper welcomes opinions, contradictions and The bridge was being built to carry Base, and Rye, N.H. unknown, by a 2-1 margin, I be included in a proposed arguments — that's what it's all about. Letters and Interstate 95 over the Piscataqua Firemen on aerial ladders rescued Ottinger's victory, based largely on ordinance, and Alford sajld phone calls concerning Helper items and answers are River which runs between Kittery and Sft' men dangling on parts of the staging a 2-1 margin upstate, was a defeat for that you would be welcome to invited — as long as the subject can be covered in a Portsmouth. that remained on the bridge. Other party regulars who had chosen former attend that meeting to express reasonable space.) A spokesman at Portsmouth workmen were removed by firemen Kennedy speech writer Theodore C. your views. I Hospital said three men were dead on from the girders. Sorensen as their candidate. 8ft 2 BOCA RATON NEWS Wednesday, June 24, 1970 After $275 million Briefly, please.. DASH hopes A CAIRO MILITARY spokesman reported that Egyptian antiaircraft gunners today fought off dozens of raiding Israeli warplanes along the Suez Canal, while in Amman, a Jordanian spokesman said Jordanian and Israeli forces fought with artillery, mortars and machineguns for 35 are dashed minutes early in the day in the South Jordan Valley ... In Beirut, Lebanese Foreign Ministry sources said today the WASHINGTON (UPI) - DASH in June, 1966, and has helicopters. Unfortunately, United States has begun a new diplomatic peace initiative in DASH is an acronym the no plans to buy more. the first ship was ready three the Middle East with a plan which included offering Israel Navy would just as soon "GAO believes that the years before the first DASH "some" of the jets it has requested in return for a promise to forget. Tuesday the public difficulties experienced with was. . withdraw from occupied Arab lands and to restore a cease- found out why. the system resulted, in large In at least one respect, fire along the Suez Canal line... An embarrassed Israeli Arab DASH, which stands for part, from the Navy's or- Dash performed exactly the father who named his newly born twin sons Yasser and drone antisubmarine dering the drone helicopters way it was supposed to. Arafat, has hastily renamed them. He insists it was pure helicopter, is a torpedo- into production before they Specifications called for an coincidence the original names in combination were the carrying, unmanned were fully developed and operating range of 30 miles, helicopter launched and name of the top Arab guerrilla leader ... tested," the agency said in a to match the expected sound remotely guided from a report. detection range of a new destroyer. It is supposed to Why was production of sonar still on the drawing • • • * attack enemy submarines DASH ordered before all the boards. However, technical day or night, good or bad development bugs were problems cropped up with the weather, and without risking ironed out? sonar and it did not join the the life of a pilot. So excited was the Navy fleet until two years after the Lawrence F. O'Brien, The Navy, according to the over the pospects of DASH, DASH was scrapped. chairman of the Democratic General Accounting Office explained the GAO, that it In the meantime, the 30- National Committee, (GAO) has spent $275 million began rapidly modifying miles DASH was being Tuesday said Vice President since 1959 for development destroyers so they could guided to targets no more Agnew was "a new form of and production of DASH. For launch and recover the than five miles away. show biz. He's a fellow that its money the Navy received will perform quite well in the 750 drones, most of which center stage, under the tent in were plagued with problems. terms of entertaining an As a result, says the GAO, 362 audience. He even throws a of them have been lost. little raw meat and I assume Rep. Sidney Yates, D-Ill., that helps sell tickets." who asked the GAO to look into the DASH program, said later figures that he obtained showed that 411 were lost. * * * Neither the GAO nor Yates indicated how the drones came to grief, but THE SOVIET UNION launched an unmanned weather presumably they had un- satellite into earth orbit today, the news agency Tass Vice President Spiro Agnew ceremonious, accidental reported... North Korea marked the 20th anniversary of the ocean burials. beginning of the Korean War today by offering to sign a non- Tees off at the Denver Country Club The Navy stopped buying aggression pact with South Korea and take other steps leading to eventual reunification of the country — if all American forces are withdrawn from the peninsula ... Spiro says: Alexander Dubcek, who directed a liberal movement in the Czechoslovak government before the Soviet-led invasion in 1968 crushed it, lost his position as ambassador to Turkey i ! today and probably will be expelled from the Communist Tonkin vote party at a meeting later this week of the party's Central I Committee ... At least one person was killed and two were injured when a bomb believed planted by militant French- Canadian separatists exploded in the Department of National won't hurt Verlin J. Spencer, who has spent 30 years behind bars Defense Building in Ottawa today ... DENVER (UPI)—Vice diet pills to heroin. for murder, has been paroled by the California Adult President Spiro T. Agnew An aide to the vice Authority. Spencer, now 70, was a South Pasadena junior * * * said Tuesday the Gulf of president said no trouble was high school principal when convicted of the methodical Tonkin resolution was not "of expected from 200 antiwar murders of five fellow school administrators and any great significance" and protesters who planned to teachers.—UPI Photo. its repeal would not effect demonstrate tonight while Craig J. Morgan, newly President Nixon's handling Agnew addresses a $120-a- elected president of the Kent of the war in Indochina. plate dinner at Currigan State Student Body, told Agnew went to work for the Exhibition Hall. Panel hears of newsmen of plans to try to Colorado Republican party "It's difficult to assess the help students "take over the today and even though he fall elections," Agnew said establishment" through non- would not predict the out- upon arriving n Colorado. credit tactics violent student action. come of the November "This is the first time a WASHINGTON (UPI)— The commission was Summer sessions opened at elections he said the voters president has tried to bring "Hello, Mr. Jones, this is the created by Congress to un- Kent Monday, marking the know "where this country is about peace and prosperity International Corp. calling. dertake a sixmonth study on first class activity since four at and where it is going." concurrently. But I'm sure I'm Mr. Savage, the director how to revise credit laws students were killed by Agnew made a brief stop in the people will make a fair of affidavits here and I have which, witnesses contend, National Guardsmen. Hot Springs, Ark., on his way analysis of where this something very important to now sanction harassment, to Denver and in a speech to country is at and where it is discuss with you. Get a piece humilitation, garnishments the National Sheriff's going." of paper and a pencil and I'll and other tactics designed to Association said alcohol "has He said the surprise move explain what this is all about frighten debtors. ;".'• * * * won the approval of peoples by pro-administration forces Polio victim David Paul Ryder, a 22-year-old watch Baron said he has filed 'a repairman from London on a coast-to-coast walk on and government" and that led by Sen. Robert Dole, R- That is the start of a model makes it different from Kan., to repeal the Tonkin telephone script for a bill court suit to block "future FIRST LADIES: Pat Nixon will fly to Peru Sunday to crutches to raise funds and promote the benefits of Gulf Resolutionwould not use of tactics designed for the horseback riding as therapy for handicapped persons, is marijuana. He asked for collection agency. Its pur- personally deliver a plane load of supplies for earthquake effect the President's pose is to convince debtors purpose of producing so victims. At the request of the President, Mrs. Nixon will shown here as he stopped in St. Louis. He said the $103 swift passage of legislation to powers. with overdue accounts that much annoynace that the contributed by Americans so far, an average of five cents end the nation's "collective deliver relief funds, clothing and equipment gathered from "I have never felt the they face trouble if they don't alleged debtor will pay U.S. volunteers for Peruvians in devastated coastal areas ... for every mile he has walked, is a disappointment.—UPI national trip" on legal or pay up. anything just to put an end to illegal drugs ranging from resolution was of any great Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson was ticketed for failing to yield the Photo. significance," Agnew said. Charles H. Baron, who it." >• "The powers of the President works for Community Legal One such tactic, he said, is ' i right of way and given a citation for failing to display her driver's license after her 1969 Mercury collided with a 1957 In Cambodia are clearly defined and at- Services, Inc., an antipoverty "calling the place of the Chrysler at an Austin, Texas, intersection Tuesday. Neither tempts to usurp these powers agency in Philadelphia, debtor's employment and by Senate doves can't help showed it Tuesday to the leaving a message that the driver was injured. Mrs. Johnson was alone in the car, debtor's child has been hit by returning from a shopping excursion ... but have a harmful effect on National Commission Con- Reds grip key town our prestige everywhere." sumar Finance. a car." PHNOM PENH, Cambodia sources in Vietiane said. miles southwest of the nor- (UPI) — Vietnamese The U.S. military Com- thern provincial capital of Communists surrounded mand in Saigon said two Quang Tri. A government L. Gordon Cooper, one of Kompong Speu early today paratroopers in the U.S. 101st spokesman said the troops BOCA RATON'S LARGEST, the original Mercury and began firing on the vital Airborne Division were killed also destroyed about 100 astronauts, has announced highway center 25 miles and five others wounded in houses in the base area. his resignation from the southwest of this capital, a the clash Tuesday with a Government casualties were MOST EXPERIENCED space program to become a Cambodian military spokes- Communist force 21 miles light with no fatalities, he Washington business man said. southwest of the former royal said. executive. Space Center The move against Kom- capital of Hue in South In Cambodia, where sources said Cooper never pong Speu put Communist Vietnam. Communist American troops are in the HOME BUILDER ^ was given a chace at an forces in offensive positions casualties in the battle were final week of their campaign, Apollo flight because of bis at three towns from 15 to 25 unknown. spokesmen said 1st Air outspoken remarks, rather miles from Phnom Penh, South Vietnamese troops Cavalry Division helicopter than his flying ability. forming a type for pincer killed 47 Communists and gunships and Air Force movement from the east captured large stores of fighters killed 10 Com- around the northern and munitions in the other battle munists in a strike four miles southern sides of the capital. at a Viet Cong base camp 20 west of the border The spokesman said some itvenus LAFF - A - DAY Cambodian troops had been pulled back into Phnom Penh from the fighting at Prek Court finds HAS NEW 3 and 4 BEDROOM Tameak, a town 15 miles northeast of the capital the HOMES READY NOW Viet Cong attacked three days ago; And 25 miles to the GIinnocent east, a large force of North DA NANG, Vietnam Earner today he tearfully Vietnamese troops was (UPI)— A one-man military denied that he killed anyone reported massing for an court tonight found a young and cried, "I was taught anticipated attack on Prey Indiana Marine innocent of 'Thou shalt not kill.' It is Veng and a possible strike all charges in connection never right to shoot at from there against Phnom with the alleged massacre of anybody." Penh. 16 Vietnamese women and The Marine, in tears and The spokesman said nine children by a Leatherneck sobbing throughout much of persons in Kompong Speu patrol four months ago. his testimony, said that when were wounded by Communist he went on a "killer team" fire on the town today. "Thank God!" cried the night patrol last Feb. 19, in defendant, Pfc. Thomas R. the Que Son Valley he in- In South Vietnam, Boyd, 20, of Evansville, when American and South Viet- tended only to get some rest namese troops fought the verdict was announced by because the f iveman unit was VISIT THE ITVENUS MODEL AT 701 MALAGA DR. Communist units in separate military Judge Lt. Col. Paul going to fake its reports. St. "Amour of Bedford, Mass. battles in the northern Military authorities MODEL PHONE 399-4179 provinces. And in Laos, Com- The Marine, weeping, em- charged that the Leather- munists overran two govern- braced his civilian attorney, necks instead killed five ment positions near the town Howard P. Trockman, 36, women and 11 children in a DEVELOPMENT AND INDUSTRIAL CORPORATION of Saravane and captured a four-hut hamlet in Son Thang also of Evansville. 499 E. Palmetto Pk. Rd., Boca Raton- 390-1330 navigation beacon used by Boyd had faced a possible village, 27 miles south of Da itvenus Daddy is not playing horsey—Daddy is looking for American planes bombing life sentence on the charges Nang and 350 miles northeast his contact lens!" the Ho Chi Minh Trail, of unpremeditated murder. of Saigon. FAU prof FAU student June 24, 1970 BOCA RATON NEWS 3 running With 5 degrees, he for board (Continued from Page 1) to the, system the best gets ready for six educator-administrator it can find. If he proves to be un- A much-graduated satisfactory the people can graduate took a last look at ""T". place the blame on the board, his recent alma mater this where it belongs, and the week when Leonard S. board can take steps to im- Longley bade farewell to mediately resolve the un- Florida Atlantic University. satisfactory situation." Huckshorn also cited other One of three graduate problems which he feels the students who were the first to school board must correct, receive the new Education 'Hey, I really including improvement of Specialist degree in June 14 teacher recruiting practices, ceremonies, Longley is ending the constant transfer heading home to Niagara of principals and teachers Falls, N.Y. did itV say kids and replacement of inef- fective administrators in both Possessor of five degrees, By JERRY RENNINGER have only one rule: if they the central offices and the the 33-year-old New York News Staff Writer misbehave, they get one schools themselves. man plans to rest on his : "Okay, let's try the back warning. The next time Huckshorn, long active in academic oars for a brief roll again," said Jack Miles, they're out of the class." the Republican Party at the time before embarking on a gymnastics instructor at the Miles feels that gymnastics national level, received his doctoral program. Community Center, to his 50 are an indespensible part of a Ph.D. in political science Longley began collecting young pupils. school athletcis program, from the University of Iowa With arms stretched behind especially for girls. Too often degrees shortly after in 1956. Before receiving his graduation from Niagara them, the youngsters a girl must choose between doctorate he taught both obediently "reached out to basketball and swimming, Falls High School in 1955. His junior and senior high school first was earned at Erie the floor" as they had been neither of which may par- in Missouri. He was a ticularly appeal to or be Community College and was instructed. The room filled member of the faculty at followed by three years of with resounding thumps as suited for her. Her brother, UCLA and the University of army service. they sat upon their sit-upons on the other hand, usually has Idaho before coming to FAU. with more force than was a whole string of sports ac- Huckshorn served as His second degree, a B.S. in comfortable. tivities to become involved in. research director for the mechanical engineering, was "Sounds like some of you Gymnastics fills the gap. Republican national com- granted by Michigan are getting an undeserved Not only is it fun, Miles said, mittee ' and director of the Technological University. An spanking," Miles said, "if interlude between degrees but also it teaches poise and arts and sciences division of Leonard Longley on FAU campus you reach out for the floor, balance, both of which are the committee during the 1964 then occurred as he left that won't happen." very important to young presidential campaign. He is academia for a year to work Miles, district recreation ladies. as an engineer in Bell Longley decided to go after degrees: B.S. in ocean currently serving his second Aerosystems Company. director from Fort By the end of the class term as a member of the them. He enrolled at Florida engineering, M.Ed, in Lauderdale, should know how Miles' pupils were bouncing Urban Studies Advisory But there were more Atlantic in 1966, and has counselling and guidance, to fall without being hurt if off the trampoline, Board of HUD. degrees out there to earn and picked up three more and the education specialist. anyone does. A former member of the Olympic gymnastics team and competitor in the Pan- American Games in 1956, he has worked as a stand-in and stunt man for television. Miles lined up his students behind the round mini- trampoline and showed them the correct way to do a for- ward roll from it onto the soft "crash pad" on the floor. The first few who tried it rnis weren't quite so confident or UP AND OVER—Instructor Jack Miles helps a student successful, however. One boy with a flip. He's a former member of U.S. Pan American came down face first on the mat. The next one made a Games gymnastics team.—Photos by Jerry Renninger. three-point landing: nose, Queen and King Sizes knees and navel. The third TODAY jumped straight into the air Also at Great Savings and landed squarely on his i-^ WALT DISNEY'S '•• feet. SAVE $30.07 "If you're a little afraid of it," Miles said, "try to un- ACRES OF FREE PARKING derstand what you're doing. If you understand, then Luxurious QuiH> there's nothing to fear." Classified Ad Service Some of the pupils must have taken the advice to Save $70.07 on 2-Pc. Queen Size Phone 395-8300 heart, because when their Top Foam Latex Set with Mattress and Foundation turn came up again they tumbled off the trampoline Regular S269.95 1QQ88 with much more expertise. 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This time are going to waste.: News Staff Writer on 17 cars were stopped, 11 going east Hope Mattress Company — Hope A recent research project took us to and six west. springs eternal. a park bench at the Boca Raton boat At 1:30 p.m. another bridge-lifting Variety Condiments Inc. — Variety ramp, where there is a very pleasant held up 45 cars —14 going east and 31 is the spice of life. view of the Intracoastal waterway and west — while a large yacht headed Mercy Baby Poods Corp. — The the Palmetto Park Road bridge over it. north 10 minutes later went through quality of Mercy is not strained. In a half hour period on a weekday quickly enough to block only 14 cars. Ewe Vinyards Inc. — Ewe are the afternoon beginning at 1:15 pjn., the With, I hope, a minimum of one wine I love. One class of voters bridge opened four times to let four person per car, there were at least 151 Thyme Spice Company — Thyme is boats through, backing up a total of 151 people inconvenienced in varying money. cars on Palmetto. degrees by four boats. Boats have Voting in Florida has been confusing in likely be borne by the tenant rather than the A11:15 p.m. the bridge opened just rights, too, but this does seem a little The Keg snack shop at Palmetto recent months for many because of a two-way landlord ..." as a leisurely moving sailboat with two disproportionate. Park Road and A1A has a sign in the vote. Voting was conducted as usual, for in- people on it headed north out of Boca window: "All 10 cent candy not 15 stance, on bond issues, with only freeholders This ends freeholder-only voting in Florida Raton Lake. By the time it had The PTA amateur child cents. Sorry about that." (real property owners) voting and again with and the other 13 states. The one-year reached and passed the bridge, there psychologists are now trying to figure everybody, including non-freeholders, allowed residence requirement in Florida should be were 75 cars — 48 headed east and 27 out how to get them back in the pool New York Sen. Jacob Javits has to vote. more than adequate insurance that there will going west — waiting on Palmetto. hall. introduced a bill that would require be no transients voting irresponsibly to add to Eight minutes later another boat had In the past, Florida, along with 13 other auto buyers to deposit up to $50 with the real property taxpayers' burden. to wait the foot of the bridge for a few Corporate names and slogans that the federal government as assurance states, has not allowed non-freeholders to vote that the car will not be abandoned and on general obligation bond issues, which must The voting in recent months has been become an eyesore. be supported by ad valorem taxes. conducted both ways, to forestall a legal snarl It would require that all cars carry a The theory was that those who don't have to in case the Supreme Court ruling went the way "I like to make my friends happy! permanent plate that could be pay ad valorem taxes shouldn't be allowed to it ultimately did in yesterday's decision. redeemed for full value when the car is have a voice in decisions on such bond issues. There has been no indication from the turned over to a scrapping firm. If the In a case that originated in Arizona, the U.S. results of the two-way balloting that non- car is abandoned, the owner would Supreme Court has ruled that the Constitution freeholders voted in a substantially different never get his money back. does not allow the voting on such issues to be manner from freeholders. The lack of "A law-abiding owner would incur restricted to property taxpayers (or property ownership does not make a voter no cost at all," Javits said, adding that freeholders). irresponsible. the approach might work to reduce other junk as well. In the opinion, written by Justice Byron R. Discrimination against the renter in such The possibilities of that one are White, the court explained, "Property taxes voting is well ended. While his payment of real fascinating and endless. may be paid initially by property owners, but estate taxes may be indirect, it is nonetheless a significant part of the ultimate burden of a factual. And there is little justification for Having once smoked a pipe, and year's tax on rental property will very having two classes of voters. roughly calculated how much time and effort it took to keep it lit, I know what happened to former Prime Minister Harold Wilson in the recent British election. He could have spent more time campaigning and less trying to keep the pipe going. The work is cut out I have always been fascinated at the opera when two people are talking at y.s JET one side of the stage and someone AIRCRAFT bursts through the door at their side, Newly-appointed school board member if he is to be effective in the role of ittSU singing at the top of his lungs in Italian Walter Dutch says he doesn't hope to perform peacemaker, he must bridge the gap between at that, and is completely ignored. any miracles in his new job. the board and Superintendent Lloyd Early. I would at least be a little bit The board and the superintendent must work disconcerted if something like that He didn't ask for the job, and he doesn't happened in my living room. intend to run for an elective term on the board. together diligently and apply the wisdom of His primary goal, Dutch says, will be to get several Solomons if the money-starved school a feeling of unity on the board, and he will try system is to avoid severe deterioration. to use some common sense, logic, and his With a ruthlessly-slashed budget and a The view from Tallahassee business administration background to "get mushrooming pupil population, the work of this school system running smoothly." everyone involved in the school system is "Until we get a feeling of unity, we cannot already cut out. be too constructive,- he said. "Personalities Mr. Dutch promises no miracles. But if he have crept in, and when personalities creep in can bring the unity needed to get the schools We should vote on it you lose all logic and emotionalism takes safely through the crises ahead, it will be little short of miraculous. over." By MALCOLM B. JOHNSON the maturity to vote at 18. Not even a We wish him Godspeed in the task. changing our constitutions. What Mr. Dutch didn't say directly was that There are signs that our politicians third of the students at Florida State The Congress itself indicated it felt are more interested in lowering the University ever have bothered to vote on shaky constitutional grounds by voting age than are either our 18-year- in any student body election; and there providing some quick ways to take a olds or their elders, and much of the has been no clamor among them to test of its act to the Supreme Court. The Washington Window politician favor for it may be artificial. vote in our local elections where they There was a day when we Americans If that's the case, it is especially could perhaps become a decisive could depend on our Supreme Court to important that the people themselves factor if allowed. Other areas report reject an act of Congress so apparently 1 be allowed to decide this serious the same lassitude on the subject. in conflict with the Constitution as this, governmental issue instead of having but we can't be sure nowadays—when Dissent discouraged Congress do it by the dubious So a search for the answer to the the court is not above making the law procedure it adopted last week. politicians' compulsion to lower the itself if Congress and the states don't By EUGENE V. RISHER thinking on dissent within the ad- pressions of views," Ziegler said. The only way to let the people decide voting age must go back to com- legislate to suit it. ministration. "But I think I should go beyond that directly is by popular elections on mitments they made to the principle in WASHINGTON* UPI) —Backstairs at to say that once a decision is made by the White House: "The President, both in practice and amendments to State Constitutions, the glory days when we began a The fact is that the Constitution of Jl theory, believes in an open ad- the President and that decision such as Florida and 10 other states will national policy of pampering our the United States pretty clearly leaves President Nixon has left little doubt becomes policy, any extensive public about his feelings toward criticism ministration . . . and encourages ex- hold this year. youngsters as the flowering genius of such things as voter qualifications to months. discussion of non -support becomes an These 11 state elections, plus eight all civilization for which nothing was the states. It contains no reference from subordinates in his ad- individual matter and it is for the in- ministration. He doesn't like it. Allen, a highly regarded educator others held within the past two years, too good, no expense too great, no whatever to the age for voting (except who formerly headed New York state dividual ... to determine on his own are enough to refute a specious challenge too severe. in an enforcement clause of the 14th Two high4evel officials— Education whether or not he, in good conscience, schools, openly denounced the congressional claim that the states are "If they're old enough to fight, amendment which indicates that 21 is Commissioner James E. Allen Jr. and can remain and carry on his normal President's decision to send U.S. so slow to act that federal legislation is they're old enough to vote" became the age for citizenship). Assistant Commerce Secretary duties." troops into Cambodia. necessary. apotent slogan; and the military draft It's best for the people to vote on this Kenneth N. Davis—already have been Several lower level policy makers fired. And Interior Secretary Walter J, Davis was fired the day after he The fact that lower-age voting was age of 18, adopted on the basis of the very controversial issue. have consulted their consciences and defeated decisively in all eight of the physical maturity to take a gun and The people of Florida are at the point Hickel, who criticized the President quit. Dr. Henry A. Kissinger's national for failing to listen to youthful states which have voted most recently follow, became the magic number to of voting. security staff lost several of its young on it is strong evidence that the betstow upon a person the intellectual Congress has more important affairs dissenters, probably will be leaving Letters*..* experts. Dr. Daniel P. Moynihan has soon. Congress was not in tune with popular maturity for voting citizenship. than getting in the way of our The Boca Raton News lost at least one man from his domestic sentiment when it passed an act Informed sources in the White House Of course, there was the political democratic processes. welcomes letters to the affairs staff and there have been other making all states, counties, and cities confirm that Hickel's relationship with liberals' hope that they could increase editor, especially on matters resignations in various government let 18-year-olds vote. the President is strained and say they their strength by letting a few million of general interest to the departments. (New Mexico refused to drop the expect the former Alaska governor to young idealists vote; and the con- community. We will not Hickel's criticism, coming at a time voting age to 20. Maryland, North leave the cabinet within a couple of servatives' fear that they would have undertake to condense letters when the President badly needed Dakota, Nebraska, Ohio and Oregon alienated millions of potential voters if criticized White House assistants in a without the consent of the support—he was under heavy attack refused to let youths start voting at 19. they fought lowering the age and speech in New York City last week for writers, but reasonable for his Cambodian policy and facing a New Jersey rejected 18-year-old failed. By United Press International the advice they were giving the length is advised to assure massive student demonstration out- voting; and Hawaii, which permits So those old pledges by individual Today is Wednesday, June 24, the President on import policies. Even publication. Our only side his window—it left an indelible voting at 20, refused to make it 18.) politicians, and in the platforms of 175th day of 1970 with 190 to follow. more damaging, he said the only way restriction on content are impression on the relationship bet- both national political parties, were The moon is between its full phase he could reach the President was tetters be free of libel and ween the two men, a relationship that It seems paradoxical that the cashed in when the roll was called in and last quarter. through speaking out publicly. that they not violate good never had been a close one. pressure for 18-year-old voting could Congress last week. The morning stars are Mercury and Press Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler taste. Unsigned letters will The White House is expected to make Congress act with admitted Actually, the experience of Georgia Saturn. recently outlined the President's not be published. announce plans soon for creating an doubt of its authority in the face of and Kentucky, which have allowed 18- The evening stars are Venus, Mars environmental protection agency to such showings of popular sentiment year-olds to vote for years, indicates it and Jupiter. develop and police anti-pollution laws. and the unprecedented recent doesn't make much difference. And On this day in history: This would cut into some of the en- examples of youthful irresponsibility the conservative sweep last week in forcement responsibilities of the In- which no doubt influenced the adverse Britain's first test of 18-year-old voting In 1497 explorer John Cabot reached the shores of North America on his 47th terior Department. state votes. must frighten our liberal advocates birthday. It would not be surprising if Hickel Some argue that the violent activism and reassure our conservative op- coordinated his decision to leave the of today's youth would be channelled ponents of the idea. In 1665 Thomas Willett became the Wednesday 4 June 24, 1970 government with this diminution of the into the normal politics of represen- first mayor of New York City. responsibilities of his department. Published daily except Saturday and Monday at 34 S.E. 2nd St., Boca tative democracy if we would only give Beyond observing that we've all In 1940 under the code name "Fish" Raton, Florida, 33432, by the Boca Raton News, Inc. Phone: 395-8300. them full voting rights as citizens. known some bright kids of 13 who were more than $500 million was tran- (And the answer is that leaders of this more capable of intelligent political sported from England to Canada in the W. H. HARWELL, Jr. Publisher Five years ago violence are old enough to vote now action than many a seasoned voter of face of a possible Nazi invasion. W. DAVIS MERRITT H. CLAY RILE Y and they openly proclaim they want no 60, we can leave the merits of the issue In 1948 Russia blockaded the western Editor Adv.Mgr. part of this government or its in- for discussion when our election ap- zones of Berlin, banning all rail and in Boca Raton stitutions. Their aim is to destroy proaches in. November. road traffic to and from West Ger- Entered as second class mail at the postoffice at Boca Raton, Florida them, and voting is too slow a This presumes, of course, that the many. It set the stage for the "Berlin process.) under the act of March 8, 1879. June 24 1965 U.S. Supreme Court will have ruled by Airlift." More rain fell in June than in the Indeed, we've detected an apathetic November that Congress had no Member of the Florida Press Association and National Newspaper previous five months put together. Gus attitude among most late teenagers authority to usurp this decision of the A thought for the day: American Association. Subscription rates: By carrier in the city $1.00 per Hager, chief water plant operator, toward their proposed right to vote. We states and their people. politician Adlai Stevenson said, "Let's month; by mail in the U.S., one year $15.60, six months $8.45, three said a total of 10.76 inches of rain had seldom get a letter to the editor If the act of Congress stands, it won't talk sense to the American people and months $4.55. been recorded for that month. The suggesting it. Several polls have in- make any difference how we in Florida let's tell them the truth, that there are total so far for June 1970 is 10.05. dicated most of them doubt they have and those 10 other states vote on no gains without pains." Wednesday, June 24, 1970 BOCA RATON NEWS 5 " ' : : : '""i. , . Blasts insurance industry Slade opens battle with rap at Williams TALLAHASSEE (UPI) — "Opportunist-type com- the system, prior to the 1969 enough to do the job and do it Republican Sen. Tom Slade panies have seized upon the open rating law, which gave well," the candidate said as a formally announced as a open rating law as a measure the commissioner complete member of the Cabinet he candidate for State In- to severely restrict the control of rates. would place emphasis on surance Commissioner ability of the average agent As for the present staff of duties related to education. today, with a blast at the to adequately shop the best the insurance department, He also pledged to initiate a insurance industry for in- markets for his client," he Slade said, if elected he'd program to reward the good terpreting competition to added. keep the professionals and driver with lower rates, give mean "who can raise their If elected, Slade said, he replace the politicians. a fair hearing to the issue of rates the highest, the will put strong emphasis on Not being an insurance mandatory insurance, fastest." returning to a broad agency man, he said, "The only strictly enforce insolvency system. special interest I will serve is and fraudulent practices Slade also took a swipe at regulations, eliminate Democratic Commissioner He also said he disap- the people." He said proved of any one man Williams was the "highpaid fraudulent adjustment Broward Williams, pledging practices and reduce par- to dump "political lackeys" having the right to solely lobbyist" of the insurance regulate the rates of any industry before his election ticipation in insurance set- and return 21 state field of- tlements by "certain Sen. Tom Slade and his wife Corky hand Slade's missioner. Slade opened his campaign with a blast at fices "to their intended role industry, apparently mean- as commissioner. ing he'd oppose returning to Calling himself "tough members of the legal profes- resignation from the Florida State Senate personally to incumbent commissioner Broward Williams and the of providing for the needs of sion." Gov. Claude Kirk (right) prior to a press conference insurance industry in general.—UPI Photo. people with insurance announcing his candidacy for state insurance com- problems." The Jacksonville senator— In South Carolina who once served in the House as a Democrat—claimed at a 'Lost' kids hitchhike home news conference that some members of the insurance McMillan defeats industry have told him Williams is "incompetent but controllable and therefore as parties comb mountains must be re-elected." To those, he said in Negro challenger COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI)— Chimney Tops Trail about 10 prepared remarks, "I serve Two Columbus teen-agers miles south of Gatlinburg, notice that this will be a who said they felt "ad- Tenn. tough administration." COLUMBIA, S.C. (UPI)— large turnout of the 6th brought in 80 workers from venturesome" hitch-hiked all While the massive search The 34-year-old gas dis- Rep. John L. McMillan, D- District's 44,000 black voters, the South and Washington, the way home from Ten- was on, the boys were on tributor and home builder S.C., the congressional comprising about one-third of D.C., to stir the black vote. walked into Gov. Claude supervisor of the District of the vote in the nine-county nessee while their frantic their way back to Ohio, they SCLC campaigners ac- parents and as many as 100 said. Kirk's office Tuesday and Columbia, swept over a district. The physician also cused McMillan of making experienced searchers "No, we were not lost," submitted his resignation Negro opponent to his 17th- hoped for white votes and "political slaves" of blacks in combed the Great Smoky Moe said. "We just felt ad- from the Senate, effective term nomination Tuesday urged his audiences to vote his district and said his Mountains for them. venturesome. Nov. 3. night on a tide of white votes. for the best candidate renomination would be "an Randy Moe, 16, and Ed- "If we had thought this was He said it stands even if the McMillan, 72, indicated the "regardless of race." atrocity to black people." ward Wells, 15, were found going to happen, we wouldn't Supreme Court should strike "interference" of the He had indicated he did not safe at the Wells home here have done it," he added. down the new law requiring it Southern Christian welcome SCLC help in the The strategy apparently Tuesday by Franklin County Their route took them into —"because it's the right Leadership Conference campaign. The civil rights boomeranged. Less than one- sheriff's deputies, two days Knoxville, Tenn., then to thing to do." (SCLC) and the "biased" group, calling McMillan one third of the registered black after the boys disappeared in Lexington, Ky., on to Cin- Slade is expected to be op- reporting of national of the "ten most unwanted voters turned out, but white the mountains while on a cinnati and then to Co- posed for the GOP television networks helped politicians" in America, voters flooded the polls. weekend outing. lumbus, where they learned nomination by fellow Sen. boost him to his easy victory They walked away from of the search. Richard Deeb of St. Peter- over Dr. Claude Seepthens in the Wells family Sunday near Moe was released to the sburg, while Dade County the Dmocratic primary Fred Schultz wins prize custody of his mother, but Commissioner Tomi runoff. O'Malley is challenging Wells was taken to the "I can tell you what caused WILLIAMSBURG, Va. ficial magazine in autumn of $24 million juvenile detention center Williams for the Democratic more trouble than anything (UPI) —The Council of State nod. last year. until his parents return else and got more people Governments has chosen Newspapers in St. Louis, home. Charging that the in- fighting was CBS and NBC," Florida House Speaker Fred Houston and Los Angeles Expo planned ' Mrs. Wells said she was surance industry has made a McMillan said. "A little more Schultz to receive the $250 later picked up the article mockery of the free en- and they would have had the 4 "just thankful" that the boys Louis Brownlow Memorial which describes the steps the near Cape had been found. terprise system, Slade said it races fighting. They came Fund prize for 1970. Florida Legislature made "I know I should be mad apparently feels that the two- down and tried to crucify The Jacksonville over the last four years to year open competition CAPE KENNEDY (UPI)— and I know I will be mad, me." Democrat will be presented improve its efficiency. probably furious, but I'm not system of rate-setting Unofficial results gave Mc- the award Wednesday for an A Brevard County businessmen "means who can raise their Millan 45,770 votes to 18,615 are planning to pour $24 right now," she said. article entitled "legislative Classified Acf Mrs. Moe said she was "re- rates the highest, the fastest. for Stephens. modernization —the Florida million into 300 acres of land Service Mr. and Mrs. Mack Wells of Columbus, Ohio, are shown near here to build an early lieved, but I can't understand "This will not be tolerated Stephens, 38, a political experiment", which ap- during the search for their son and a friend who were settlers' fort and Apollo moon it." in the future." newcomer, was banking on a peared in the council's, of- Phone 395-8300 thought to be lost in the Great Smoky Mountain National flight simulator as a tourist Park but actually had hitchhiked home.—UPI Photo. attraction. Florida Expo's first phase will be building Fort Expo, which will offer stagecoach your choice rides, a general store, swimming holes and 240 campsites. September is the month construction will be- gin on the fort, to be opened by next July. The following year, a 15- story time tower with an observation deck, glass- enclosed restaurant and scaled replica of Florida is to Randy Moe, left, and Eddie Wells, two Columbus, Ohio, be built. Another feature of teenagers adventurously hitchhiked home without telling the tower will be "living anyone, setting off an intensive search of the Great walls'' of Florida wildlifeand Smoky Mountains in Tennessee.—UPI Photo. flowers. THAT'S ALL ...TAKE YOUR PICK OF THE 26 QUALITY CARPET REMNANTS. FIND YOUR SIZE AND COLOR School aid bill tied up AND YOU'RE A WINNER! on school mix, Cambodia BOCA RATON STORE WASHINGTON (UPI) — schools during the fiscal year believe that there has been a $ s With the Senate tied up in six- starting July 1. change in basic law when 26 Remnants Priced Special At 52.0O 26 Remnants Priced Special At 52.00 week Cambodia debate Senate Republican Leader there has not, and thus serve Number Size Description Number during the day, a Southerner Hugh Scott, leading the fight to confuse local authorities as REG. Size Description Reg. threatened for a while to tie it to knowaboutthe antibusing to their constitutional 1223 12' x 11' Royal Blue Emb. $180 4043 12' x 11'2" Celedon 1" cut pile $150 up nights too in a filibuster and freedom-of-choice responsibilities." 1874 * 12' x 12' Blue — Green Emb. $144 1915 12' x 12 Emerald Kitchen $128 over school desegreatation. provisions, produced letters The education bill is only from both Robert H. Finch $300 million less than one 1229 12' 9'8" Avoc. Acrilan Cut pile $156 4047 12' x 10 Avoc. embossed $140 The threat came from 1 I freshman Sen. James B. and Elliot Richardson op- vetoed by President Nixon 2199 Ml 1" x IT 9" Avoc. Acrilan Cut Pile $176 4022 12' x 11 White embossed $150 Allen, D-Ala., and it was posing the amendments. last year as to costly. Scott 1903 12 x 12'2" Acr. Shag — Gold $176 2483 12' x 11 t Gold velvet $150 enough Tuesday night to Richardson succeeded warned the liberals that 12 I cause the Senate to.drop its Finch today as secretary of attempts to add more 4001 x 117" Gold curl shag $165 4747 12' x 15 Orange grass $198 late-hour consideration of a health, education and spending plans to the bill 989 10' x 11'7" Gold shag (Acr.) $144 2003 11'9" x 16' 9" Red embossed $220 i $4.5 billion aid to education welfare. would invoke another veto. 968 12' x 12' Red Comm. Tweed $192 4032 12' x 12 Powder blue fluff $160 But the liberals were stan- i bill. In his letter, Richardson 2152 12' x 107" Avoc. Kod. Tip Shear $168 4754 12' x 12 Peacock grass $150 Allen told Democratic said the amendments would ding by with a variety of I Leader Mike Mansfield he "encourage some people to additional proposals. 500 12' x 9 " Celedon Kodel Shag $132 4771 12' x 12 Yellow grass $150 would talk all night if 2484 12' x 11 6 Gold Velvet $150 2671 13' x 11'4" Aqua-Olive emb. $160 t necessary to prevent a vote 840 15' x 11 '9" Mint Herculon $160 1010 12x12 Floral Ozite $128 on an attemp to remove from r the bill House-passed Kirk signs two, 1980 15' x 11' Lime embossed $180 2670 12' x 12 Blue curl twist $170 provisions aimed at preserving freedom-of- "a growing division of General Carpet Industries' choice and compulsory busing to achieve school vetoes another desegregation. . Mansfield relented and al- TALLAHASSEE (UPI)— provided for in the general lowed the Senate to adjourn. Bills cutting community appropriations bill and didn't Allenpromisednot to stand in mental health centers in for need a separate bill. the way of a vote when the more state funding and Health and Rehabilitative Senate turns tonight to the setting up the state's first Services Secretary James same issue. comprehensive narcotics Bax witnessed the signing of The Senate started this program are headed for the two bills involving his week to set aside the Cam- Florida's lawbooks with Gov. department, and called them bodia debate every day at 5 Claude Kirk's signature. "two of the 1970 legislature's pin. EDT in order to deal But the governor vetoed a most progressive acts. with other legislation which bill appropriating $1.7 million has jammed up during the to replace the Agriculture "This is extremely 104 N.W. 20th Street, Boca Raton long debate over foreign Department's fire hazard of progressive legislation," Bax policy. a chemical laboratory with a said. "It's going to help the The measure would ap- new testing complex and lab. state solve some of these Phone 395-1015 propriate $4.5 billion for Kirk explained it was problems at their sources." \ v -• ANN LANDERS owe Not living within income Dear Ann Landers: What years old, has her own good intentions down on there. I decided to quit can a woman do with a apartment and no one ever paper — in the form of a smoking the minute the plane 6 BOCA RATON NEWS Wednesday, June 24, 1970 husband who refuses to live sees her unless she needs will. She could easily have landed in Atlanta, and I did. within his income? He brags something. made certain her possessions But my conscience is to everyone that he is going to The day my mother-in-law would be distributed as she bothering me. Do I owe my buy his daughter a car for passed away, Martha went to wished them to be. husband $500? After all, I did graduation when our own car her house and helped herself quit. What do you say?— isn't paid for yet. to all the choice silver, china Dear Ann Landers: Four Gridged The bills came yesterday and jewelry. She took the months ago my husband bet Dear G.: You quit, all right, and I see he bought himself finest oil paintings off the me $500 I could not give up but you started again. In my another new suit and six new wall and carted them off. smoking. I knew it was an ill- book you should return the shirts. When I asked what My husband is furious. He disguised bribe, but I had $500. But ask your husband to was wrong with the shirts he had heard his mother say been wanting to quit cigarets put the $500 back on the line has, he said, "They are white. many times that she wanted for a long time and I never for a second bet. And this Tours Nobody wears white shirts me to have her lovely things. had the will power. This was time decide together that quit any more." I told him a He is threatening to sue his just the incentive I needed so means permanently. package of dye costs 25 cents step-sister. I told him I would I accepted. He handed me the and I would dye his shirts red not permit it. Material things check 90 days later, which or green if that's what he don't mean that much to me. was our agreement. wants. He got mad and yelled Please back me up. He is on a Two weeks ago I receive a How far should a teen-age Orient and pounded on the table. I rampage.—Blue Grass phone call from Mom saying couple go? Can necking be had to close the windows. My Dear B.G.: I agree with Dad had suffered a massive safe? When does it become neighbor already has told me you. But I do feel a lawyer heart attack. I boarded the too hot to handle? Send for she feels sorry for me. should talk to Martha about a next plane and headed for Ann Landers' booklet, My husband never lets on more equitable distribution of Houston. The man seated "Necking And Petting — when he's going to buy your mother-in-law's next to me offered me a What Are The Limits?" Mail for something. I learn of it when possessions since your cigaret. I took it. your request to Ann Landers he brings home the boxes or husband has some legal I stayed with Mom for a in care of your newspaper when I see the bills. If I rights. week. Dad passed the crisis enclosing 50 cents in coin and complain he says, "You're How sad that your lovely and I smoked a pack of a long, stamped, self- getting nervous." Of course mother-in-law didn't put her cigarets every day I was addressed envelope. I'm getting nervous. Who ideas wouldn't get nervous being in debt all the time? I work at a part-time job to make extra money and all my extra money goes on his back. The minute I pay one bill, he runs up three more. At times I get Two so mad I swear I'll never again use my money to pay another bill of his, but if I don't pay his bills his name will be ruined in this town and shades it's my name and the kids' name, too. What do you see ahead for me?-^Sea Of Debt Dear Sea: More of the Helen C. Drake same. Your husband is an accent irresponsible juvenile, he Work seven days a week for Whitehall — Radice Realty amazing." told a Japanese child one day. also sounds like a compulsive nine months and you might and Construction Corp. and "Suddenly, she took it off buyer, which is a sickness, Chrysler Realty Corporation. Helen believes many ideas want to take a vacation. used in Honolulu apartment and gave it to me. And then tell him you are closing all But if your name is Helen The tour was planned buildings can be utilized on everyone started receiving joint charge accounts and if ensemble C. Drake, chances are you around the work of architects the U.S. mainland. hats." he wants to charge he can won't have time to send and decorators in Tokyo Gifts purchased by the open an account under his postcards or laze around on mainly, where the group also "Architects and decorators employ a fascinating range of group totaled a gross weight name. When the bills come, beaches. visited silk factories, auc- of two tons, "and I shipped the stores will dun him and tions of fine antiques, jade mediums to give expression Helen, who has sold $3 to their work," she said. most of my purchases to not you. This might not be a million worth of con- merchants and Expo'70. avoid overweight baggage," cure but it puts the burden A three piece" day-time dominium apartments at Helen did not master ensemble. The skirt is slim, There was time to take chopsticks until the last day, said Helen. where it belongs. Whitehall of Boca Raton, has cruises up and down Hong the blouse has a high cowl "But by then of course, it was During Helen's trip she neckline, the jacket rever- just returned from a month in Kong Harbor where Helen Dear Ann Landers: My the Orient. too late," she mused. spent five days in Honolulu sible. Ideal in two shades of recounts, "we looked at the with her son Air Force Capt. mother-in-law was one of the beautiful coastal homes and In addition to many gifts of the synthetics or light wools. Traveling with a group of water colors from Japan, James R. Drake. loveliest, kindest women who 275 decorators and ar- saw the stark contrast in the ever lived. The sorrow of her miserable lives led by the antiques, carved bowls, Now back at Whitehall, Price $1.00 — R-312 is chitects, Helen enjoyed what kimonas, wood carvings, life was the poor relationship she calls "busman's sampan beggers.". Helen says she's looking available in sizes 12,14,16,18. silks, wood blocks, lacquer- forward to helping clients she had with her step- Sizes 14 takes 2Vi yards of 44 holiday." In Honolulu Helen found daughter, Martha. -r* ware and jewelry, Helen choose their decorator inch fabric for blouse bodice architects cater to a very also brought back a number Martha was out of control and skirt and 2% yards of 44 She took the trip from not sophisticated type of apart- themes, as well as to selling of hats. them homes. from early childhood and no inch fabric for yoke and only "personal curiosity and ment dweller whose homes one could get along with her. jacket contrast. Standard the need for a vacation" but are elegant. "How the ar- In fact, the whole group She also hopes to become My mother-in-law had the body measurement for size 14 to pick up fresh ideas in chitects made use of the land acquired about 500 hats their neighbor and move into patience of Job to live under are: Bust 34, Waist 26, Hips condominium living for available and still coped with without paying a dime. Whitehall herself when the the same roof with that 36. developers of the 17-story the zoning laws is truly "I love your hat," Helen condominium is completed. hellcat. Martha is now 26 Send $1.00 plus 18 cents for postage and handling; cash, check or money order. Add Pat answers to the name she abhors $1.25 if you wish New Austine R-312 La Mar Pattern Book No. 5 — Sizes 12-18 up to his sister and stam- complete new selection of By PATRICIA E. DAVIS study published in a national for failure. know. high fashion designs. Send to NEW YORK (UPI) - Most magazine warned that giving I couldn't disagree more The name presented no mered "Sis, I'd like you to problems in my early youth meet—er—uh — um." After Austine La Mar Fashion baby books sternly warn a child an unusual name can with the authors of baby Patterns, Boca Raton News, parents not to saddle their sometimes lead to severe books or of a study by Dr. which was spent in Maine an awkward 30 seconds of this ONE OF THE LARGEST SELECTIONS where all my friends were I politely supplied him with Box 1615, G.P.O., New York, young with unusual names. personality disturbances and Robert C. Nicolay of Loyola N.Y. 10001. Please print your OF CHILDRENS WEAR IN THE AREA And a recent psychological may even mark him or her University, Chicago, and Dr. Marys, or Anns or Bettys. As my name. Pat, I was one of the gang. full name, address, Zip Code, Arthur A. Hartman, of the He then said, "Sis, I'd like Pattern Number and Size. Psychiatric Institute of the But when we moved to you to meet Pat. Pat this is NEED LAWN CARE?? Cook County Circuit Court. Kentucky I learned that my my sister — er — uh — um." "Vte don't let grass grow under our feet" Their article appeared in the name was most uninteresting Obviously my sister-in-law YOUTH SHOP —my female classmates had Vera has the same troubles I Ladies Home Journal. "Distinctive Children's Clothing from Tots to Teens" For quality and reliable service let us Fie on all those who say such fascinating first names do. TROPHIES as Maitland, Chenault or But the worst and most relieve you of your cutting, trimming parents — steer clear of the UNIVERSITY BOWL 422 E. Atlantic Aye. unusual names for your double names like Mary- recent incident of name and edging problems ICall Park. dropping occurred several BOCA RATON De/ray Beach, Fla. 33444 276-6342 TRIM-A-LAWN children. It's just as bad to be a girl saddled with an or- At college weekends these weekends ago when my own Phono 395-5222 391-5700 / Eves. 399-5092 dinary monicker all of your girls would receive admiring mother forgot my name. life. Having the un- attention from boys who We were attending a party complica ted, un- would remark "My, what a in Louisville, Ky., when comtroversial - and dull - fascinating name, tell me mother was introduced to a name of Patricia Ellen, I more about yourself" etc. former cabinet member of ERRAND BOY MATCHMAKER The only remark I can the John F. Kennedy ad- recollect any boy making ministration. about my name was that of a Flustered at meeting this callow youth who com- important person, she called mented, "Pat — gee, isn't me over to be introduced. that a coincidence. That's the As I stood before him name of my Irish setter." smiling and smoothing the As Pat is also a shortened wrinkles from my pink frock, version of Patrick, I now mother proudly said "Sir, I'd receive multitudes of mail like you to meet my daughter PANIC BUTTON FAMILY TIE addressed to Mr. Pat Davis. — er — uh — um — the little But in my more mature pink one." days I find that my main Now if I'd been named PRE-INVENTORY gripe with being called Pat is Maitland or Chenault that that it's such an uninteresting wouldn't have happened. name it's easily forgotten. It's been forgotten by everyone, including my College sets show mother and husband. And "Probing the Universe" is LOVE MACHINE NEWS MEDIUM something like that can the theme of a show being severely damage a girl's ego. presented now at the Buehler The first time my husband Planetarium, Broward Vera Slacks forgot my name was during Junior College. Regular to $16. Regular to $20. our courting days. Walking The show featuring stars as Now 42. Now 46. down the street one day we they were seen thousands of unexpectedly ran into his years ago is open free to the sister, whom I had never met. public 7:30 p.m. Thursdays Blouses My surprised beau dashed and 2:30 p.m. Sundays. SOCIAL DIRECTOR SECURITY BLANKET Regular to $22. Now 46. FURNISHING AN APARTMENT OR NEW HOME DRESSES-GOWNS-PANT SUITS Shop and Save Lots of Money -ENSEMBLES- at MANNING FURNITURE ALL IN A DAY'S WORK FOR ALL SALES FINAL ' Now You Can Save Up to "MANY CUSTOM BUILT ITEMS OPEN Mon. thru Sat. 9:30 to 5:00 YOUR TELEPHONE. ) Southern BeQ ROYAL PALM PLAZA — Boco Raton 50% FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY" 399-7963 on These Beautiful Creations 5109 N. Federal, Pompano Beach Food Fair Shopping Center, Open 9:30 to 4 p.m. ! I Wednesday, June 24, 1970 BOCA RATON NEWS 7 Ailing animals get all doc's attention PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI) — the University of Oregon Despite her friendship with cancer and many accidents. Dr. B. Marlowe Dittebrandt Medical School, she set up the Bengal tiger she finds the She is appalled "at what has performed an autopsy on practice in Portland, in 1939. cats among the more difficult people will throw at the a hummingbird, taken blood She also served as a hotel animals to work with. animals and in their cages." samples from elephants and doctor and after five years of "They're all claws," she said. Animals have choked on balls pried a bone from the mouth "drunks, drug addicts and Her other cases have in- and balloons. Some are I of a Bengal tiger. neurotic women" she opened cluded a lioness with breast bruised by stones. She is not a veterinarian. a clinical laboratory. She is a doctor of medicine She operated the WSS*::^ and a clinical pathologist. laboratory until July of 1967, Her job as laboratory when she was asked to join supervisor for the Portland the zoo staff in caring for 800 Jenny By Carolyn Pi&eg Zoo, however, covers a creatures. multitude of chores. She quickly found that "There isn't any in- "When animals are sick they formation about normal aren't as difficult to take care blood sugar or tissue com- of as humans." She cites the 1 position for animals," said Bengal tiger. Dr. Dittebrandt. "The only When Dr. Dittebrandt was time you can get samples New officers of Music Study Club took time out from second vice president. The club, which marked its first called to the tiger cage one of their busy schedules recently to pose for their picture. from an animal easily is the giant cats had a bone birthday this spring, presented the Boca Raton Com- when it's sick. We need Officers are (left) Mrs. Lester W. Taylor, corresponding munity Center with a check for $500 and purchased music stuck in his mouth. The huge samples of normal tissues so fangs had clamped into a soft secretary; Mrs. Lars Ekwurzel, first vice president; books for Boca Raton library. The music books are from we know how they vary when Mrs. Allan B. Millar, president; Mrs. Walter J. Cahfll, the National Federation of Music Study Club music book portion of the bone and were the animal is sick." stuck. recording secretary, and Mrs. Glenn Smithson, list. She has found, for example, treasurer. Not pictured is Mrs. Truman Lee Kelley, Tranquilizers are con- that a hummingbird is "all sidered a last resort with heart and liver" and birds in cats, said the doctor. "So I I Your health general "have a high blood got a broom handle," Dr. sugar." She added, "That Dittebrandt recalled, "and shouldn't be surprising. They stuck it in his mouth. At first I have a higher metabolism he swatted at it with his paw. rate than humans and would I got some leverage and sort Do's and Don'ts of scuba need more sugar." of pried. Portland Zoo is famous for "He put up Ms paw and its elephant herd, one of the pushed on the handle as if to Sktlch By Gtnt Payne By L.L. COLEMAN, MLD. underwater breathing ap- each of which can only be condition. rare places where elephants Is scuba diving a dangerous paratus." determined by a thorough help. The top tooth came have been born in captivity loose. I stuck the handle in his sport for a 16-year-old girl? Because it is a strenuous examination of the eyes. and survived. It boasts 10 I She is an excellent swimmer, What is meant by a "blue" mouth again and he lifted his sport, only those in excellent None of these conditions can births since 1962. Dr. Dit- I hear people say, "God threw away 8 but we are afraid it is too physical condition should be corrected by eye exer- baby? paw and helped me pry. The tebrandt's studies have in- other tooth came loose. He the mold after making so and so." hazardous for her. undertake it. It is especially cises. Because the change in Mrs. D. J., New Jersey cluded a sperm count on Mr.andMrs.K., important that only first- the shape of the eyeball is a Dear M.RS J.: There are a still speaks kindly to me." Thonglaw, the father of the I believe God had a different mold Louisiana grade equipment be used. permanent one, exercise is number of birth defects that growing younger generation, Dear Mr. arid Mrs. K.: Less expensive equipment ineffective. interfere with the amount of and vaginal smears from the Sizing up for each one. Scuba diving, a wholesome invites trouble. Eye glasses and contact oxygen that circulates in the cows along with efforts to ft Many schools of training lenses compensate for the blood. The blue color is determine the gestation He means for us all to be different. start the novice slowly and lengthening of theeyeballand caused by the lack of oxygen. period of elephants. pantyhose increase the amount of time thereby bring objects into Many of these birth defects of "It's sort of a joke around But some people feel safer in other * sharp focus. Unfortunately, the heart can now be relieved in the water and the depth to here," said Dr. Dittebrandt. New in pantyhose and people's molds. which the diver can go. many people are tempted by by the brilliant advances of Dr. "I haven't been very suc- stockings is a trend toward If your daughter adheres to "mail order" suggestions modern heart surgery. cessful in my predictions." Coleman when immature vanity blued colors with lavender regulations, uses excellent Dr. Dittebrandt didn't set and periwinkle strong equipment and is trained in prompts them to fall for such out to be a microbe hunter in claims. Speaking of your health: favorites in the high fashion the skill of skin diving, she a zoo. A native of La Grande, category. A blued pink, says will enjoy the sport. To Eyes are too precious to be "Everything I eat turns to in eastern Oregon, she sport and an excellent form of fat" is a poor excuse when the manufacturer, is a potent deprive her of this exercise neglected. graduated from Washington flatterer and ought to be used exercise, has attained great and fun will do her an in- you overeat. popularity. People of all ages Stae University with majors as an accent for navy and justice. Is there any routine Dr. Lester Coleman has in pre-medicine and phar- white outfits. Peachy coral is are enjoying this form of schedule for regular relaxation. However, there prepared a special booklet for macy. another of the new color Can near-sightedness be examinations of a child? readers of this column, After getting her M.D. from combinations. are some do's and don't's that corrected without glasses? I Mrs. M.T., Oklahoma should be considered by "Alcoholism — A Family have seen advertisements Disease." It probes this everyone who falls in love that claim exercise can Dear Mrs. T.: Monthly with this sport. And it is an grave problem and offers correct it. examinations for infants up hopeful advice. For your easy sport to fall in love with. ;• < Mrs.F.C.E., to one year are wise. From I believe that a complete copy, send 25 cents in coin . Pennsylvania one to two years, and a large, self-addressed 6- physical examination with Dear Mrs. E.: Near- examination four times a concentration on the con- cent stamped envelope to sightedness or myopia is a year is sufficient. From three Lester L. Coleman, M.D., dition of the ears, the nose, defect in vision due to a slight to seven, twice a year is the sinuses, and the heart and P.O. Box 5170, Grand Central change in the shape of the reasonable. After that a Station, New York, N.Y. lungs should be done before eyeball. The result is that yearly examination at school beginning to study diving. 10017. Please mention the objects are seen clearly only time is a great gift. Of course, booklet by title. The word "scuba" derives its at a short distance. this varies with the judgment name from the initial letters of the doctor and the need for \ of the words "self-contained There are six or eight different kinds of myopia, observation of any unusual Use the Classifieds ^ Prices Effective Thurs-Fri-Sat. 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KING fflMH Boca Raton | ± (PUB E T S DEERFIELD BEACH \ VM A R K QUALI TV i S OUR 8 BOCA RATON NEWS Wednesday, June 24, 1970 Insects, Keeps Stratford alive snakes on film 'Shakespeare industry' A National Geographic STRAT EATFORD-UPON- Stratford's commercialism by an Elizabethan con- rich, the Royal Shakespeare After failure film, "The Hidden World" AVON, England (UPI) — doesn't strike all that sour a temporary, Christopher loses movney. its govern- will be featured in the second "The play's the thing," Will note. Most find it a lovely Marlowe. Mounting such a ment subsidy, granted of a series of wildlife and Shakespeare wrote, and he country town, immensely season requires a fairsized through the Arts Council, conservation films presented was about half right. worth visiting for industry in itself. amounts to $640,000 this year. by Royal Palm Audubon The other half of Strat- Shakespeare's birthplace, Every prop, every Under Artistic Director Julie makes amends Society and the Sunrise ford's " thing is Will Shakespeare's tomb, Anne costume, every scrap of Trevor Nunn—who took over Kiwanis Club. Shakespeare himself. Hathaway's romantic but scenery is manufactured by the massive company at 28 The free film will be shown Stratford would be just fire-scarred cottage and "the the company's own people in and hasn't turned 30 yet—the at 8 pjn. Thursday in the another dying country town theater." its own workshops. Besides Royal Shakespeare has with 'Darling Lili' Community Center. Children without the Shakespeare in- There's only one theater the Stratford season, the developed a lean, spare style must be accompanied by an dustry. Today this industry's here. Its undistinguished red company fills the Aldwych which sacrifices nearly HOLLYWOOD (UPI)— Hollywood's top musical the most stunning aerial adult. heart, the Royal Shakespeare brick hulk protrudes over the Theatre in London with everything to the Bard's "Darling lili" is a festival talents pooled their expertese photography ever lensed. Featured in the film about Theatre Company, is Avon's swans and is flanked modern plays and non- language. motion picture with music, with Henry Mancini writing Many of the old crates in the the world of insects will be throbbing steadily through by lovely gardens. Inside are Shakespearean classics. It In a typical production the dancing, World War I aerial the music and Johnny picture were built the death battle between its 9%-month season. 1,343 seats and standing room Tours abroad—Japan and stage is a gaping box, almost combat, romance, comedy, a Mercer the lyrics. Hermes specifically for the film. marauding wasps and hive- Business is the same as for 88 people. Australia earlier this year— bare of scenery. Costumes chase and surpassingly Pan staged the musical With Rock Hudson as a defending bees, evolution always —phenomenal. "We play to approximately and tours the British are simplified—in some bare- beautiful photography. numbers. dashing airman and Jeremy from caterpillar to butterfly, According to purists, the 95 per cent over the season," provinces with smaller-scale flesh cases almost to the Most of all it is Julie An- It's a delight to hear Julie Kemp as a spy master, ants tending a mushroom Shakespeare industry has said a spokesman for the productions. vanishing point. Music and drews at her best. sing "It's a Long Way to "Darling lili" rolls along farm and termites nursing a ruined Stratford just as the Royal Shakespeare com- Thus for every actor on lighting effects are minimal. After her disastrous failure Tipperary," "Pack Up Your with humor, gaiety and a queen that can lay 15,000 eggs tourist industry has ruined pany. That means this year, stage, the company employs in "Star!" Julie plays back to Troubles," "Keep the Home romantic story that doesn't a day. the Costa del Sol. They decry over a season running from 10 persons behind the scenes. Near equator her roles in "Mary Poppins," Fires Burning," and "Made- pretend to tell it as it is. The same program also the Shakespeare Tea Rooms, April 1 to Dec. 12, only 5 per Its total acting company this "The Sound of Music" and moiselle from Armentiers." "Darling lili" tells it as it will include a film produced the ticky-tack souvenirs, the cent of the tickets go unsold, year is 47: its total em- LIMA, Peru (UPI)— "Thoroughly Modern Director Edwards has never was, and for those who by ITV Studios in cooperation Shakespeare Garage, the including standing room. ployment is 520. Penguins and sea lions can be Millie." masterfully provided some of have had it with cinema with the youth education proliferating hotel rooms This year's program is This means that despite found in the Pacific Ocean off She is captivating as a not- verite, the film comes as a committee for Royal Palm named for his plays. especially ambitious — seven ticket sales which would the coast or Peru, only 10 too-serious spy for Kaiser blessing. Audubon Society But to American visitors Shakespeare plays plus one make a commercial theater degrees from the equator. .. Bill. TV roles Little Brownie Vanilla, Peanut Butter Julie sings, laughs, weeps, or Duplex makes love, and gives full New Crenna role 12-oz. si scope to all her talents. HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Sugar Wafers . 3 nkes. •• The English-born beauty Richard Crenna completed FFV Fudgies, Sugar or Oatmeal has regained her place as his role in "Doctors' Wives" Cookies America's movie sweetheart. at Columbia and immediately She acts as if she is having took up duties as partner and the time of her life. It's in- producer with Danny Thomas fectious. in the latter's new series, Doubtless the fact that her "Make Room for Grand- ADVERTISED husband, Blake Edwards, daddy." IN JULY directed the film, provided Digest an added dimension to the Fund telethon WINNING SUN NOW ON DISPLAY array of Julie's talent. There are no nude scenes. HOLLYWOOD (UPI) — Clinical sex exposition has Jerry Lewis, national MflTCHSUN been by-passed. 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Earth orbit and lunar orbit, efficiency of the best of The only similarity bet- and a space tug to fly between today's rockets. ween today's rockets and a moon orbiting station and Tests last year in the desert Nerva is that they both expel the lunar surface. where prospectors' donkeys hot gases to produce thrust. The idea behind such a plan once roamed climaxed a They go about generating the is that space transportation research program dating gases in completely different costs would be greatly back to 1955, and showed that ways. reduced. With lower prices, the engine named Nerva the reasoning follows that works. The chemical engines used in all the big rockets of the more would be done in space. The biggest hurdle now United States, Russia and With more missions, the facing the world's only known other countries produce system's development costs nuclear robert project is HOW IT WORKS—Hydrogen flows (arrows) from tank through lining around thrust by burning two sub- would be amortized over a obtaining the money needed atomic pile into the high-temperature heating element, then is expelled at stances—oxygen or reasonable length of time. to build and test the final tremendous velocities. something containing oxygen As it now stands, however, flyable engine design and and a fuel. only the Nerva engine financing construction of a estimated $750 million more Nerva is still eight years Earth, and it could propel The nuclear engine uses the assembly is an approved rocket stage to carry it. will be needed to get the from flight, but already it is unmanned probes and heat generated by nuclear project. NASA, which is David S. Gabriel, deputy engine qualified for flight in being planned for a number eventually manned ships to fission in a reactor to working on the engine itself, manager of the Joint Space 1978 or 1979, and $800 million of jobs. It could ferry men the planets. vaporize liquid hydrogen and has $38 million in its budget Agency-Atomic Energy Com- will be needed to build the and equipment between the "It can go anywhere, far expel it at twice the velocity for the new fiscal year for the BLAST—Hydrogen ignited during a night test at mission (AEC) project, said stage. Earth and moon at a fraction beyond the limits we can program and the AEC will Jackass Flats, Nev., lights up the sky. The flame is of chemical rockets. American taxpayers already The potential of atomic of today's costs, it could visualize right now," Gabriel Engineers measure rocket provide $43 million for work visible for miles. 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