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ApOLLO 1 Rotky Bitters Are IP PASSED ITS SECOND MAKE-SE~ FLIGHT WITH ASTRON ... UTS ABOARD TO WIND UP A TWO-MONTH SERIES Possible Nixon Choites PRELIMINARY CH£CKS. for Running Mates Navy Tightens Grip on Waterways As rAR AS COMMAND PILOT WALTER IRRA IS CONC£RNED, THE FIRST or SAIGON {UPI ) __WAVES or U.S 852 SONaus UNLOADED UP TO TI<"[£ MILLION ROUND£' MIAMI BEACH (UPI)--Two NELSON ROCK£~ NEW BlUEt: or MOON cRArT NOlO CAN BE or EXPLOSIVES OVER COMMUNIST INFILTRATION ROUTES NORTHWEST OF SAlaON AND THE SUPPORTERS--5EN. CH"'RLES PERCY READY FOR FLIGHT ITS 11- NAVY MOvED TO TIGHTEN ITS CONTROL OF MEKONG DELTA wATERWAYS TO TH£ SOUTH, ILLINOIS AND MAYOR JOHN ~INDS"'Y OF £ARTH ORBITAL MISSION IS EXPECTED U S ~ILITARY SP&KESMEN SAID TODAY YORK.-ARE STILL UNDER cONSIDERATION START IN M'O~OCTOB[R. AN ARMAOA or ABOUT 50 or THE EIGHT-JET B52s CARRI£O OUT 10 MISSIONS IN THE MATES BY rORM£R VIC£ PflES'- ApOLLo.. 1 SPACECRArT WI lL BE 24_HOUR PERIOD ENDING LATE IN THE OAY SPOKESMEN SAID. THO STRUCK COMMUNIST ICI-IARD NIXON. TO ITS LAUNCH PAD LAT£ NEXT TROOP CONCENTRATIONS AND TRUCK PAR~S~ IN BINH LONG AND TAY NINH PROVINCE BOR INCLUSION Dr THt TWO ~ROMINENT OR e ... RLY IN THE rOLLOW'HG WEEK. DERING CAMBOOIA I~:::::~"or THE N£w YOR~ GOVt~NOfl AS THE 852S HAD BEEN POUNOING THE SAM£ ARG£TS THROUG~OUT nu: W[E"'END IN AREAS II NlXON cHOICES FOR THE GOP KNOWN TO BE ALONG PRIMARY INrllTRATION IDENTIAL NOMINATION WAS DIS- ROUTES rOR TROOPS ANO SUPPLIES HEADING CLOSED SY A CLOSt NIXON ASSOCIATE. Czech Fate Being Discussed THEflE WAS SOME SPECULATION THAT TOWAROS SAl GO/
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HARD-WORKING Summer Program Swim Meet IS TEMPORARY PLANTATION ARE (FROM LEFT TO RIGHT) A SUMMER PROGRAM SWIM MEET WILL BE SEATED ARE PEGGY BACKUS (DANCE CHAIR HELD FRIDAY AUGUST 2ND BETWEEN 2 ANO 6 MANT, MARTHA LEE McKIERNAN AT THE DRAW_ IN THE AFTERKOOH. THOS£ VHO HAVE NOT ING BOARD, AND MARGE GERMSCHEID~ Dt YET SIGNED UP fOR THE MEET MAY 00 SO CIDING ON INVITATIONS ABOVE ARE ANN THURSDAY AT I PM AT THE POOL. S~HWESINGER AND JOANNE LAURIN. Dependents' Pool Post Office Information THERE WILL BE A CHANGE IN THE OtPEN~ RENTAL OF POST OFFICE BOXES OENTS' POOL EVtNtNG HOURS BEGINNING I. RENTAL OF POST OffiCE BOXES ARE WEDNESDAY JULY 31. THE POOL WILL CLOSE AS FOLLOWS: AT 9 PM. A. SIZE I (SMALL) $2.25 QUARTERLY DuRING THIS [VENING SESSION INSTRUCT_ B. SIZE 2 (MEDIUM) $3.00 " ORS ARE AVAILABLE fOR LESSONS. THIS C. SIZE 3 (LARGE) $4.50 " PtRIOD 1$ THE ADULT OPEN SWIN, AND IS 2. THE RENTAL Of SIZE 3 (LARGE) fOR PERSON 15 AND OLDER. BOXES IS LIMITED TO AGENCIES AND ACTI THE WEEKEND SCHEDULE WILL ALSO COME THE STUDENTS IS TRYING FOR THAT VITlrS WHICH RECIEVE A LARGE VOLUME Of UNDER TH£ 9 PM CLOSIHG HOUR. ITJ too, BULLIS EYE, BUT IT LOOKS AS THOUGH HE OVERSHOT HIS MARK MAIL. IS A FAMILY 5WIM~ ______3. QUARTERLY RENTAL CHARGES ON BOXES NOTE: DoN'T FORGET THAT THE SHOwiNG WILL BE PAID IN ADVANCE, AND, IN CASES n Of "GONE WITH THE WINo 4T THE IVEY WSERE BOXES ARE SHARED BY TWO OR MORE H4LL THEATER IS SCHEDULED TO AT PATRONS, THE BOX HOLDER WHO MAKES THE B£GI~ 7 PM TOMORROW EVENING. PLEASE ACKNOW APPLICATION WILL BE RESPONSIBLE fOR THE LEDGE THE REQUEST THAT IT BE CONSIDERED PAYMENT Of THE RtNTAL. IT IS THE POLI CY OF THIS POST OFFICE, HOWEVER, TO LI AN ADULTS ONLY fE~!~~:! MIT A SMALL BOX, SIZE I, TO THREE PEOPLE New Arrival TO PREC~UD~ THE POSSIBILITY THAT ALL MAIL CAN~OT BE INSERTED IN THE BOK WHEN SUNDAY JULY 28 BROUGHT A SURPRISE A LARGE VOLUME or MAIL ARRIVES FOR T~IS PACKAGE FOR THE LEON CoNWAYS Of WECo, PARTICULAR BOX. TRAILER 647--AN 8 POUND lei OUNCE BABY 4. ONE OR TWO KE~S WILL BE SUPPLltD BOY) RuSSEL LEON CONWAY. CoNGRATS TO TO THE BOX HOLDER, ACCORDING TO THE THE PARENTS DF KW~~~:_~EWEST ARRIVAL. PATRONS NEEDS. If MORE THAN TWO KEYS ARE REQUIRED, THEY MAY BE OBTAINED BY Power Outage THE COMPLETION OF fORM 1093, AND THE MENT OF A 50 CENT FEE fOR EACH KEY. THERf WILL 8E A POWER OUTAGE ON WEO .. 5. fEES pAID POR KEYS ARE NOT RE~ NESDAY JULY 31 AT 8 AM FOR APPROX fUNDABLE, WORN OR BROKEN KEYS wiLL BE TEN HOURS. THE AFFECTED QUARTERS ARE REPLACEO WtTHOUT CHARGE UPON THE SUR_ AS FOLLOWS. RENDER OF THE DAMAGED KEY. 7. PERSONS OR ACTIVITIES NOT DESIR_ CORAL BQ 411 414 443 ING TO RENT A POST OPFIC( BOX ARE UNDER 423 451 NO OBLIGATION TO 00 SO. HoWEVtR, TH(Y !~ 441 400 WILL BE DELIVERED MAIL AT THE GENERAL 4~6 449 DELIVERY WINDOW ONLY DURING THE NORMAL 454 457 !~ wORKING HOURS Of GENERAL DELIVERY. 452 479 4J3 403 RIBBON CUTTING CEREMONIES •••• er COL. DoNALD MIL~AR, KMR 8. ONLY AUTHORIZED PERSONNEL, AGEN 46l 4 I ------COMMANDING OFFICER, AND DoN MACAFEE. GLOBAL ASSOCIATES CIES AND ORGANIZATIONS OR CLUBS MAY :~ 407 HEAD Of RESIDENCE, MARKED THE OfFICIAL OPENING Of THE RENT INDIVIDUAL PO BOXES OR UTILIZE :~ 402 415 PLEASE fiE NtW MACY'S. THE STORt HAS aEEN RE-fINISHED INSIDE AND GENERAL DELIVtRY. IN THE EVENT Of A 410 412 424 PREPARED fOR WAS OPENED AT IO~30 THIS MORNING. SHORTAGE OF 80 BOXES, IT SHALL BE THE 418 420 442 THE OUTACE. POLICY TO WITHDRAw PO BOX PRIVILEGES 439 450 THIS WILL Bt fROM SOCIAL ORGANIZATIONS AND CLUBS IN 447 458 THE LAST PUB- fAVOR OF INDIVIDUAL RESIDENTS ON AN AS 455 LICATION OF Buy NEEDED BASIS. 471 :~ AFFECTEO 9. CLERKS MAY NOT GET MAIL FROM YOUR 472 408 QUARTERS! Today aOXES. Yov MUST ALWAYS SRING YOUR KtY 406 416 ... _----- WITH YOU. LOST KEYS--REPORT AT ONCE! 405 425 HOURGLASS MOIDAY, JIJLY 29, 1968 Sgt. Mike
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A CABIIIET~ CO,.MENT ON A BAND SAW ~URGLASS PAGE ONO"Y JULY 2 168 Minnesota Golf ClaSSIC SLOW PITCH ST. PAUL, MINNESOTA (UPI)-~D"N SIKES, THE GOLFING LAWYER FROM JACKSONVILLE, FLA., THE EBEYE ANGELS BEAT THE TITANS "A" TEAM CAME fROM OUT OF THE PACK WITH A FINAL-ROUND SATURDAY AT DALLY FIELD 1-0. THEY SCORED SEVEN_UNDER-PAR 64 YESTERDAY TO WIN THE THEIR RUN IN THE SEVENTH ON A FOUR-BAGGER OFF $100,000 MINNESOTA GOLf CLASSIC WITH A 72- THE BAT OF BoRa. THE TITANS OUT-HIT ESEYE HOLE TOTAL Of 12_UNDER~PAR 272. BUT FAILED TO PUSH THEIR BASE RUNNERS ACROSS SIKES AND KEN STILL WERE IN A TWO-WAY THE PLATE. BORO, WITH HIS HOME RUN, WAS THE TIE rOR THE TITLE UNTIL STILL FALTERED WITH LEADING HITTER OF THE DAY AS NEITHER TEAM A BOGEY ON THE 15TH HOLE AND HAD TO SETTLE PRODUCED A BATTER WITH ~ORE THAN ONE HIT. ,OR SECONO PLACE AT 273. ALL ALONE AT 274 WAS TOM WEISKOPF, WHO WECo NORTHERNERS DOWNED THE CRESCENTS S"T ALSO SHOT A 64 YESTERDAY TO TIE SIKES FOR UROAY AT BRANDON fiELD 8-5. WECo LEO ALL THE THE BEST ROUND or THE TOURNAMENT. GROUPEO WAY AND WENT INTO THE BOTlOM Of THE SEVENTH AT 275 WERE THIRD-ROUND CO-LEADERS PETE WITH A 8-1 LEAD. THE CRESCENTS RALLIED fOR BROWN ANO DEfENDING CHAMPION Boa DICKSON. fOUR RUNS IN THE LAST INNING BUT WERE STOPPED THE VICTORY MEANT ANOTHER $20,000 IN THERE. THE HITS WERE PRETTY WELL EVEN, WECo SIKES' WALLET, UPPING HIS TOTAL FOR THE GETTING 12 AND THE CRESCENTS GETTING ELEVEN. YEAR TO $76,048.18, JUMPING HIM TO SEVENTH I---=~---CC------=o------.-~~------~.KARECKI, GHOSTLY, fEFEL, "NO EMERSON GOT TWO PLACE ON THE PGA 1 s LIST Of LEADING MONEY Big L ague Round-Up HITS EACH FOR WECo. VAN HORN "'0 TNREE NITS "'INNERS. AND KAJIM" GOT TWO FOR THE CRESCENTS. B06 STMNTON Of SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA, THRILLED NEW YORK (UPI)--DAVE McN"lLY'S THREE-HIT THE GALLERIES WITH THE TOURNAMENT'S SECOND PITCHING AND FR"NK ROBINSON'S TWO-RUN HOMER THE PALM TERRACE "8" TEAM, .... ITH A IO-RUN HOLE-IN-ONE, SIN~ING HIS SIX-IRON TEE SHOT IN THE FIRST INNING PACED THE BALTIMORE OUTBURST IN THE THIRD INNING, BLASTED THE ON TH[ 180-YARD, pAR-THREE SIXTH HOLE. IT ORIOLES TO " 5-1 TRIUMPH OVER DETROIT YES- THUNDERBIRDS 17-3 AT DALLY FIELD YESTERDAY. WAS THE 16TH HOLE-IN-ONE ON THE PGA TOUR SO TERDAY AND CUT THE TIGERS' AMERIC"N PALM TERRACE WAS NEVER BEHIND AS THEY SCORED FAR THIS YEAR, COMPARED WITH 18 LAST YEAR. LEAGUE LEAD TO 6t GAMES. TWICE IN EACH OF THE FIRST TWO INNINGS. THE _---- ROBINSON'S HOMER, fOLLOWING A LEAD-OFF .. THUNDERBIRDS 010 ALL THEIR SCORING IN THE SaIlors Meetln!;! SINGLE BY DoN BUfORD, AND THREE HITS BY THIRD INNING GETTING FOUR RUNS ON fOUR HITS. BOOG POWELL WERE THE BIG BLOWS FOR THE ORI JATAKE AND RAMSEY PACED PALM TERRACE WITH A GENERAL MEETING Of THE KWAJALEIN SAIL OLES, WHO SCORED THEIR FIRST VICTORY OVER THREE HITS tACH. WONG AND KAUANUI LEO THE RACING ASSOCIATION WilL BE HELD TOMORROW M,CKEY LOllCH SINCE MAY 1964. LOLICH 26, THUNDERSIRDS WITH TWO HTTS EACH. EVENING IN THE TEEN CLUB AT 8 PM TO DIS HAD BEATEN THE ORIOLES NINE STRAIGHT TIMES. CUSS PLANS fOR THE LABOR DAY WEEKEND. ALL THE VICTORY WAS THE FIFTH IN A ROW AND MEMBERS AND INTERESTED SAILORS ARE URGED TITANS "A" DEfEATED KMR IN A NINE IN 13TH OF THE SEASON FOR McNALLY, WHO HAD A 6-5 INC CONTEST YESTERDAY AT DALLY FIE~O. THE TO ATTEND. SHUTOUT UNTIL WILLIE HORTON HIT HIS 26TH TITANS SCORED THE TYING RUNS IN THE SEVENTH HOMER OF THE SEASON WITH TWO OUT IN THE by Wgil Partch INNING WHEN THEY SOD REO TWICE -- CREDITED BIG GEORGE! NINTH INNING, McNALLY STRUCK OUT FIVE AND TO A BEAUTI,UlLY TIMED FOUR-BAGGtR~O,F THE WALKED THREE. BAT OF PITCHER REYES WITH ONE MAN ON FIRST. UNTIL HORTON'S HOMER, THE TIGERS MADE COMING ,ROM BEHIND WITH "NEW LIFE", THE ONLY ONE SERIOUS THREAT. THAT WAS IN THE TITANS GOT THAT lAST TALLY IN THE BOTTOM OF FIFTH I NN I NG WHEN WALKS TO DoN WERT AND THE NINTH INNING WHEN A BALL BOUNCED OVER THE ,G~ c-'" - DICK TRACEWSKI AND A SINGLE BY JIM PRICE HEAD OF FIRST BASEMEN BILL LYGHT ,ILLED THE BASES, BUT PINCH-HITTER DAVE (KMR). HORAN AND JOHNSON EACH GOT THREE HITS. CAMPBELL STRUCK OUT AND DICK MCCAULIFfE KMR's ROLLED INTO AN INNIN&-ENDING FORCE-OUT. LUIS TIANT AND STAN WILLIAMS STRUCK OUT HUI-Ho-ALI I DEFEATED KOHOLE LOUNGE YESTER A TOTAL OF 19 BATTERS AND THE CLEVELAND IN DAY 13-3 AT BRANDON FIELD. HUI-Ho-ALII DIANS SLAMMED FIVE HOME RUNS IN SWEEPING STARTED BY TALLYING TWICE IN THE fiRST IN A DOUBLEHEADER FROM THE NEW YORK YANKEES NING AND THREE MORE TIMES IN THE THIRD. Ko t ~ 3-2 AND 4-1. LOHE LOUNGE RESPONDED WITH THREE IN THE Lou JOHNSONJ JOE AZCUE AND TOMMY HARPER ,OURTH, BUT COULDN'T GET ANY MORE. Hu,-Ho j § ~~- HOMERED IN THE FIRST GAME TO SUPPORT THE ALI I ADDEO TWO MORE IN THE SIXTH AND SIX MORt FIVE-HIT PITCHING 0, TIANT, WHO FANNED 10 IN THE SEVENTH. BILL MOSELEY HAD FOVR FOR -l)}. IN POSTING HIS 17TH VICTORY AGAINST SIX FOUR INCLUDING TWO HOME RUNS FOR HUI-He-ALII. DEFEATS, WILLIAMS RECEIVED HOME RUN SUP PURDY AND UtMURA EACH GOT TWO HITS FOR THE l~ PORT IN THE SECOND GAME FROM DuKE SIMS AND LOUNGERS. LARRY BROWN AND RAISEO HIS RECORD TO 8-5. J<.:::s> KEN HARRELSON'S TWO-RUN HOMER OFF BoB KENTRON EDGED WECo NORTHERNERS 11-10 YES HuMPHREYS WITH NONE OUT IN THE NINTH EN TERDAY AT DALLY fIELO. WHAT HAD ALL THE AP o AeLED TH~ RED Sox TO BEAT THE SENATORS IN PEARANCES Of A RUN-AWAY BALL GAME --KENT RON A 10-8 GAME AND GAVE GARY BELL HIS NINTH SUDOENLY ERUPTED fOR SEVEN IN THE StCOND VICTORY. INNING--SUOOENLY BECAME A 11-10 GAME AFTER JUAN MARICHAL SINGLED PAST THIRD BASE "Nord, the next time you con me mto buymg a putter with WECo SCORED SEVEN TIMES IN THE FI,TH INNING. a wooden shaft, I'll .. WITH TWO OUT IN THE 11TH INNING TO DRIVE NEITHER TEAM SCORED AfTER THE FIFTH INNING ----_ .. - IN JIM DAVENPORT .... ITH THE TIE-BREAKING RUN AND WECo's SEVENTH INNING ENDED WITH THE TY KWAJ KART CLUB YESTERDAY AND SCORE HIS 19TH VICTORY OF THE ING RUN STRANDED ON THIRD BASE. SEASON AS THE SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS BEAT THE HILL LEO WECo, GOING FOUR FOR FOUR, AND IN YESTERDAY'S GO-KART RACE, DoUG WALLIN HoUSTON ASTROS 4-2. FEFEL SUPPLIED THEIR POWER GETTING TWO HOME TOOK FIRST PLACE GLORIES WITH VAL iFULESDA,( MARICHAL'S GAME-WINNING HIT WAS A HIGH RUNS. DtTCHEM£NDY ANO HERNANOEZ [ACH GOT AND JOHN WOOMER FOLLOWING IN SECONO AND BOUNCER OVER THIRD BASE WHICN CAME A,TER THREE HITS FOR KENT RON. THIRO PLACE APPROPRIATELY. IT WAS A 8EAU DAVENPORT SINGLED AND WENT TO SECOND ON ------TlfUL DAY fOR RACING WITH A GOOD TURN OUT BoB BARTON'S SACRIFICE. MARICHAL SCORED Slow Pitch Schedule Of ENTHUSIASTIC ON-LOOKERS. THE SECONO RUN OF THE INNING WHEN RON HUNT WALKED AND Ty CLINE SINGLED. MoN. JULY 29 --DALLY FIELD-- 5:30 PM MARICHAL, WHO IS ONE WEEK AHEAD Of DIZZY CR(SCENTS vs PALM TERRACE "B" TENNIS DEAN I S PACE EN ROUTE TO 30 VI CTOR I ES IN --BRANDON FIELD-- THE SPECIAL SERVICES' TENNIS CLASS, 1934, YIELDED SEVEN HITS J STRUCK OUT FIVE DoUGLAS VS ESEYE ANGELS INSTRUCTED BY REMI, WILL BE HOLDING TWO AND WALKED ONE. IT WAS HIS 15TH CONSECU TUES. JULY 30 --DALLY FIELD-~ 5:30 PM TOURNAMENTS--A MAN'S AND A WOMAN'S. THt TIVE COMPLETE GAME AND RAISED HIS SEASON GA I tTy LOUNGE VS THUNDERBIROS MEN BEGINNERS WILL HAVE THEIR TOURNEY ON RECORD TO 19-4. --BRANDON FIELD-- THURSDAY AUGUST I AT 5:30. THE WOMEN BE No MAJOR LEAGUE PITCHER HAS WON 36 GAMES RED DEV I LS VS CRESCENTS GINNERS' WILL BEGIN NEXT WEEK THURSOAY. IN ONE SEASON SINCE DEAN IN 1934 BUT THERE TROPHIES GO TO THE fiRST fOUR ~LACES IN IS A CHANCE THAT BOTH MARICHAL AND DENNY EACH GROUP. McLAIN OF THE TIGERS WILL REACH THAT TOTAL Handball and Paddleball THIS SEASON. MCCLAIN SCORED HIS 20TH VIC ALL HANDBALL AND ~AODLE8ALL ENTHUSIASTS Yesterday's Results TORY SATURDAY. INTERESTED IN ENtERING THE fORTHCOMING HAND LEE MAy DROVE IN THREE RUNS WITH A PAIR BALL AND PAODLEBALL 60UBLES TOURNAMENT, NEW YORK (UPI)--RtSULTS Of MAJOR Of HOMERS AND JIM MALONEY AND CLAY CARROLL WHICH WILL START ON MONDAY AUGUST 6TH, ARE LEAGUE BASEBALL PLAY YESTERDAY ARt AS ALLOWED ONLY ONE HIT--A DOUBLE BY CLEON ASKED TO SIGN UP AT THE HANDBALL COURT WITH fOLLOwS: JONES IN THE FIRST--TO PACE THE CINCINNATI EITHER RALPH DELLAPELLE OR BILL LELIPALI AMERICAN LEAGUE REOS TO A 5-3 VICTORY OVER THE NEW YORK AfTER 5 PM NIGHTLY. THERE ~ILL BE TWO DIV~ OAKLAND 4 MINNESOTA 3 METS. MAY HIT HIS 13TH HOMER Of THE SEASON ISIONS ..... A &. B fOR BOTH SPORTS. EACH PLAYER CHICAGO 2 CALIFORNIA I CLEVE~ANO NEW YORK 2-1 orf TOM SEAVER FOLLOWING A SINGLE BY MACK I S TO PICK Ii I S OWN PARTNER FO R THE TOURNA~ 3-4 JONES IN THE THIRD TO GIVE THE REDS A 4-1 MENT. THIS WILL BE A SPECIAL SERVICE - SPON BoSTON 10 WASHINGTON 8 LEAD AND HIT A SOLO SHOT OFF RELIEVER CAL SORED ACTIVITY. AWARDS WILL eE GIVEN TO THE BA~TIMORE 5 OET~OIT I, TWILIGHT KOONCE IN THE EIGHTH. WINNERS AND RUNNERS~UP. ENTRANCE FEE IS NAT IONAL LEAGUE MALONEY, WHO WAS CREOITEO WITH HIS NINTH $2.00 9ER pERSON AND WILL Bt USED rOR IN CINCINNATI 5 NEW YORK 3 WIN, WALKED LARRY STAHL WITH ONE OUT IN DIVIDUAL AWARDS. THE DEADLINE rOR ENTRANCE PITTSBURGH 7 ST. loUIS I THE FIRST AND ALLOWED A RUN-SCORING DOUBLE WILL BE AUGUST 6TH. SAN rRANCISCO 4 HoUSTON 2, II INNINGS TO JONES BUT THEN SETTLED DOWN TO RETIRE PHILAOELPHIA 3 ATLANTA 0 13 MEN IN A ROW BEFORE TIRING IN THE SIXTH GET PSYCHED FOR THE fORTHCOMING ROUND ROBIN. CHICAGO 8-1 Los ANGELES 3-0 WHEN THE METS SCORED TWO RUNS ON THREE THERE'S BOUND TO BE A LOT or GOOD PLAY. (ONLY GAMtS SCHEDULED) WALKS, A FORCE AND AN ERROR. PAGE 6 , HourGlass Financial Section MONOAY JULY 29_ 1968 Wall Str t T day H urGlass Stocks, Mutuals
NEW YORK (UPI) __ THE STOCK MARKET HIT THE ADDItESSOOItAPH NA NA REVLON 81 1/2 -I DOLDRUMS TODAY ALCAN ALUM 23 -1/8 RUALL ~i 1/4 -I 1:;4; DECLINES "-AR ouTPACEO ADVANCES IN A SES ALL lED CHEM f~ 1/2 +1/8 SCHENLEY -I/~ , SION THAT WAS THE SLOWEST IN FOUR MONTHS AMEltICAN PHOTO -7/8 SCOTT PAfI'U 25 7/8 -3/fS THE BLUE CHIPS, WHICH SHOWED SIGNS or RE AMER ICAN N G.u 40 3/4 -I SURS +1 1/8 COVERY FR I OA Y, SAGGED. I NO I V I DUAL GROUPS AMERICAN T & T 51 1/4 -1/4 SHELL OIL ~g 5/8 -1/2 GENERALLY WERE LUSTERLESS, BUT A NUMBER or AMPEX -1/2 SINGER CO. 74 3/8 +1 3/8 SPECIALTY ISSUES DREW THE ATTENTION or ANACONDA ~9 511~ -1/8 SOUTHlAN PAC -5/8 TRADERS ARMCO 4§ 3 -3/8 SPERRY RAND ~~ §~~ -3/4 THE DIP WAS ATTRIBUTED BY OBSERVERS TO A ARMOUR 45 3/8 -I SQUARE 0 18 3/4 -1/4 I NUMBER or fACTORS ONE WAS THE WIDENING BENDIX 37 1/2 -3/8 STD BRAND 42 5/8 -1/2 I IN THE US TRADE DEfiCIT IN JUNE fROM THE BETHLEHEM STEEL STD OIL or CALif 29 3/8 ! 3/8/8 64 7/8 +5/8 : ~ONTH sttOR£ WHICH THE COMMERCE DEPARTMENT BOEING 61 -I 3 STD 01 L 0,. INO 55 3//4 +1/4 DESCRIBEO AS DISTURBING ALTHOUGH IT SAID IT BORG WARNER NA NA STD OIL 0" NJ 79 I 8 -I/~ HAD EXPECTED NO IMPROVEMENT IN THE FIGURES BURROUGHS 1?9 7/8 4 1§4 STOKEL'" 40 -2 fOR THE MONTH CHRYSLER. 59 7j8 STUDE W'ORTH 50 5/8 -I 1/2 MACHINE TOOL ORDERS IN JUNE SHOWED A GAIN COCA COLA :§~8 Sw '''T 25 -3/4 FROM MAY, BUT THE IMPROVEMENT ~AS OF LITTLE COLGATE 4~ §/~ -1/8 TELEOYNE NA NA CONSOLATION SINCE THEY WERE STILL AT THE COM SAT NA NA TENNECO 27 3/4 -3/8 UNSATISFACTORY LEVELS or RECENT MONTHS. CON EDISON 34 I/B -7/8 TEXACO 80 1/2 -1/8 BESIDES, PART OF THE GAIN WAS A ONE-SHOT CONTROL DATA NA NA TEXAS INST '!5 7/8 -3/8 $8 MILLION ORDER FROM FIAT, THE ITALIAN CORNING CO. 297 + I 1/2 TH IOKOL NC AUTO MAKER DEERE ~9 5/8 +1/8 TftA.NS WORLD -1/8 THE NEWS OVER THE WEEKEND PROMPTED NO Dow CHEMICAL 7J -2 1/4 20TH CENTURY fox -3/4 OPTIMISM. A NUMBER or INVESTMENT ADVISORY DUPONT 155 I/.4 -3 ~/4 UNITED AIRC ~t~ +5/8 SERVICES OFrEREO WHAT WALL ~TREET TOOK AS EASTERN AIR 29 1/4 UNION CAR81DE 4~ §~g -3/4 A BEARISH VIEW or THE MARKET. EA STMAN KODA K 76 :1~4 UNITED FRUIT 47 1/2 -7/8 THE WIDELY-WATCHED Do~ JONES INDUSTRIAL fAIRCHILD CAMERA 59 1/2 -3 UNIROYAL -I 5/8 AVERAGE LOST 5 II TO 88336 THE RAIL fiRESTONE ~73//~ -5/8 US GYPSUM 6§ 5/8 -3/8 AVERAGE TL'RNtD OO~N MORE THAN A POINT AND FORD 497 -1/4 UP.JOHN 46 3/4 -1/4 THE UTILITY AVERAGE ALSO DIPPED GENERAL DYNAMICS -I 3/8 US STEEL ~6 5/8 -5/8 THE UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL STOCK GENERAL ELECTRIC +1/8 WESTERN UNION -2 1/8 MARKET INDICATOR LOST I 04 PER CENT TO GENERAL FOOD ~§ Tj~ -1/2 WESTINGHOUSE 71 7/8 -1/8 121 R5 GEN£RAL INSTRUMENTS 4g 3/4 -1/4 XEROX NA NA VOLUME WAS 10,940,000 SHARES AGAINST GENERAL MOTORS 78 5/8 -2 3/8 ZENITH 52 -1/2 11,690,000 SHARES fRIDAY. THE TOTAL ~AS GEN T & E 36 7/8 -1/4 THE LOWEST SINCE LAST MARCH 29 ~HEN 9 GEN T & R 29 1/2 -1/4 Investor's Guid MILLION SHARES CHANGtD HANDS GoODRICH 59 5//8 8 OF THE 15 MOST ACTIVE IssuES, 14 ~ERt GOODYEAR 563 B :1174 LOSERS AND ONE WAS A CAINER GRUM AIRC 31 1/2 -1/2 By SAM SHULSK Y INSTITUTIONAL TRADING WAS MODtST, ~ITH HILTON 82 1/2 -I 7/8 30 BLOCKS 01'" 10,000 SHARtS OR MORt ON TAPE HONEYWElL NA NA Q - I AM AN ELOE:RLY WIDOW YEARS AG~ 1 MOST ACTIVtLY TRADED WAS OCCIDE~TAL IBM 331 1/2 -1/2 BOUGHT SOME REA.L ESTATE STOCK WHICH WENT PETROLEUM, No. I IN I'"OUR 01'" THE PREVIOUS I NTERNAT tONAL HARV 32 1/4 -1/4 'WAY DO~N, BUT HAS RECENTLY COME BACK TO MY riVE SESSIONS INTERNATIONAL PAPEIt 31 1/4 +3/8 PR I CE SHOULD I HOLD IT? 1 COULD USE MORE IT LOST I 1/2 TO 43 7/8 ON 262,700 SHARES. INTERNATIONAL T & T 54 5/8 -1/8 THE COMPANY RECENTLY COMPLETED A DEAL rOR JONES & LAUGHLIN 64 1/4 +1/4 INCOME ACQUISITION or HOOKER CHEMICAL KA ISER AL -5/8 A ~ WHETHER IT'S BACK TO YOUR PRICE OR SECOND MOST ACTIVE WAS LING-TEMCO, WHICH LIGGET & My ~~ 3/4 +5/8 NOT, A SPtCULATIVE STOCK THAT SHOWS EARNING GAVE UP 14 1/8 TO 88 3/8 ON 150,000 SHARES. LITTON 74 1/8 +1 1/4 RAN,ING rROM A fEW CENTS A SHARE TO A DE: SUNASCO I'"OLLOWED, orF I 7/8 TO 28 1/8 ON LOCKHEED 50 1/4 -7/8 tlCtT OF LIKE AMOUNTS, AND -- O. COURSE - 147,500 SHARES Two BLOCKS TOTALING 20,000 LONE STAR 22 7/B +1/8 PAYS NO DIVIDENOS, IS NOT FOR YOU SELL IT AND PUT THE PROCE~DS INTO SOME SOUND BONDS SHARES OF SUNASCO TRADED AT 28 3/4 TO 29 LOR ILLARD +3/4 LING-TEMCO HAD GAINED 14 POINTS FRIDAY, MAGNA 'lOX +1 1/4 YltLDING AROUND 6 1/2% ~~ ~~~ .. .. * * .. APPARENTLY ON A RUMOR IT WAS TALKING MERGER McDONNELL-DOUGLAS 48 5/8 NC WITH FAIRCHILD CAMERA. THE BIG TEXAS CON MCGRAW HILL 44 1/2 -5/8 GLOMATER DENIED THE RUMOR FAIRCHILD EASED 3 to(;M +1/4 Q - My MOTHER, IN HER LATE: 70s, WILL SOON 36 7/8 HAVE THE PROCEEDS Of THE SALt OF HER HOME TO 50 1/2 100 1/2 -I 5/B LING-TEMCO ALSO WAS IN THE NtWS WITH A MISSION COItP IBI -2 TO I NVEST I'VE BEEN ADV I SED TO PUT THE DENIAL IT PLANNED A RECAPITALIZATION PRO -MoBIL QIL 53 1/8 -I ENTIRE AMOUNT INTO A MUTUAL rUND, BuT THE GRAM OR THAT ITS CHAIRMAN, JAMES J. LING, MoNSANTO 45 3/4 -1/8 HEAVY BUYING COMMISSIONS WORRY ME HAD A PLAN TO MAKE A PERSONAL TENDER OFrER MONTGOMERY WARD 33 1/4 +3/4 A - ONE: Of' ThE ARGUMENTS rOR SWITCHING FOR HIS COMPANylS STOCK MoTOItOLA 135 +3 1/4 THE MONEY INTO A MUTUAL WOULD BE THAT A JONES & LAUGHLIN, WHICH LING-TEMCO HAS A NAT BISCUIT 46 1/2 -I LARGE POOL OF COMMON STOCK WOULD HELP OFr SET INrLATION MAJOR INTEREST, CLOSED LIP 1/4 TO 64 1/4 NAT CASH REGISTER 123 1/2 -5/8 OTHER STEELS TENDED HIGHER, APPARENTLY NORTHWEST A I R 72 -3/4 HOWEVER, WE ARE DEALING HERE WITH AN ON NEWS THE INDUSTRY HAD MADE ITS FIRST OLIN MATH 34 3/4 -1/2 E:LDERLY WOMAN TO WHOM lNrLATION ISN'T THAT FORMAL CONTRACT OtFER TO THE STEELWORKERS. OriS EL 41 5/8 -I 3/8 MUCH 01" A HAZARO FURTHERMORE, THE MUTUAL THE UNION1S TOP LEADERS WILL CONSIDER IT PAC G &. EL 34 3/8 NC f'UND COMMISSIONS INVOLVED WOULD TAKE UP TO TOMORROW. U.S STEEL ADDED 5/8 TO 39 5/8, PAC T & T 24 1/2 NC I 1/2 YEARS' INCOME, WHICH IN HER CASE IS BETHLEHEM GAINED 3/8 TO 29 3/8 AND CRUCIBLE PAN AMERICAN 21 I/B NC A HIGH PRICE TO PAY PIC'EO UP 3/8 TO 40 3/8 PENN NY CENT 72 3/8 +1/8 IT SEEMS TO ME, yOU COULD CONSIDER SOME IN THE LOWER AUTOS, GENERAL MOTORS DROPPED PEl'S I CO -I HIGH QUALITY UTILITY PREfERREOS OR BONOS 23/8. IT HAD GAINED I 1/8 FRIDAY. CHRYS PILLSBURY ~~ -1/2 You HAVE AN "AA" -RATED uTILITY PRErERRED IN YOUR O~N CITY, ROCHESTER GAS & ELECTRIC, LER, A LOStR FRIDAY~ CONTINUED ITS DECLINE POLAROID 102 11.,/2 +1/4 WITH A DROP or I 5/~ FORD LOST 1/4. PROCTER &. GAMBLE 91 I 2 -1'/4 WHICH PAYS A $4 DIVIDEND (COVERED BY MORE Du PONT LED THE CHEMICALS LOWER, DECLINING RCA 45 7/8 -3/8 THAN $33 IN EARNINGS), YIELDS ABOUT 6 1/4% AND HAS AN UNBROKEN DIVIOEND RECORD GOtNG 33/4. Dow rELL 2 1/4 TO 75. AND UNION RAYTHEON 35 1/8 +3/8 CARBIDE EX-DIVIDEND EASED 374 TO 41 3/8. BACK MORE THAN 40 YEARS THIS YIELD IS ATLANTIC RICHI'"IELD, WHICH STARTED MOVING ABOUT AS MUCH AS SHE SHOULD DRAW rROM A DOWNWARD FRIDAY Af'TER A 48-POINTRUN-UfI' IN DOW JONES CLOSING AVERAGES MUTUAL FUND AND THE: COMMISSION rOR ACQUIR~ STOCKS CLOSE CHANGE OF THREE CONSEcuTIVE SESSIONS, LOST 63/4 TO 1%ING THE STOCK WOULD BE ONLY ABOUT 2/3- , 184 1/2. 30 INDUSTRIALS 883.36 OH 5 II OCCIDENTAL PETROLEUM ANO TEXACO EASED 20 RAIL. 249 6c orr 1.26 11M NOT KNOCKING MUTUAL fUND LEVEL ~ITH~ TEXACO ANNOUNCED IT WAS SUING OCCIDENTAL 15 UTILITIES I'll 29 OFF 052 DRAWAL PLANS 'THINK THEY ARE FINE rOR tOR ALLEGED PIRACY Of' INDUSTRIAL SECRETS 65 STOCK. liS 17 orr 1.68 PEOPLE WHO NEED GOOD INCOME PL~S, LONG TIME IN THE LO~ER RAILS, NORTHWEST INDUSTRIES INtLATION PROTECTION BUT IN THE PRESENT NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE INDEXES STOOD OuT WITH A GAIN Of' I, APPARENTLY A INSTANCE, I'D VOTE tOR A HIGH QUALiTY, CLOSE CHANGE GENEROUS YIELO PRErERRED OR BOND. TARGET 01" BARGAIN HUNTERS. THE ISSUE LOST INDUSTRIALS 57.18 0f't051 .. .. * * .. MORE THAN 5 POINTS IN THE PREVIOUS T~O TRANSfI'ORTATION 49.12 OH 0 SESSIONS 46 AIRLtNE:S AND AIRCRAFTS EASEO. UTILITY 44.25 OH 016 TOKYO (UPI)--A JAPANESE HEALTH OHICIAL CAMPBE:LL SouP GAVE UP I 1/8 TO 28 3/8 FINANCE 66 21 OH 0 71 ~ I LL BE SENT TO HONG KONG SOON FOR AN ON- THE COMPANY IS FACING ITS tlRST MA.JOR LABOR ALL STOCK INDEX 54 71 Otf' ° 45 THE-SPOT STUDY Of THE ASIAN INf'LUENZA TROUBLE IN 14 YEARS FROM A HALF OOZEN UNIONS ------~~------EPIDEMIC THERE. SEEKING A COMMON EXPIRATION DATE FOR THEtR NATIONAL GENERAL FELL 3 3/4 TO 42, GREAT THE HEALTH AND WELfARE: MINISTRY ANNOUNCED CONTRACTS. AMERICAN 2 3/4 TO 54 AND AMK I 7/8 TO 43 THAT HIDIO FUKUMI, CHIEf BACTERIOLOGIST OF NATIONAL GENERAL CORP, GREAT AMERICAN 1/4. THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE: OF HEALTH, WILL MAKE HOLDING CORP. AND AMK CORP. DECLINED ALUMINUM CO. OF AMERICA, WHICH ANNouNCED THE STUDY. GREAT AMERICAN HOLDING 5.6010 RECENTLY IT HIGHER EARNINGS fOR THE HALr AND SECOND FUKUMI IS EXPECTED TO OBS~~'~ THE ~EO- WOULD ACCEfI'T A TENDER OFtER FOR STOCI( FROM QUARTER PICKED UP TO 64 3/8. GRAPHICAL DISTRIBUTION Of' THE FLU VIRUS TO AMK CORP., BUT OVER THE WEEKEND NATIONAL PRICES ON THE AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE HELP PLAN AGAINST THE SPREAD Of THE DISEASE GENtRAL SAID_ll~SN~J G~I~V~I~N~G~U~P-'TH~'~r~I~G~H~T~. __~T_UR_N_'_O __ '_A_S_'~'_R __'N__ Q~U~'~'~T __ T~RA~O __ 'N~G ______,-~T~O~JA~P~A~N~. ______~ MONDAY, JULY 29, 1968 HOURGLASS PAGE New Star Or No Star for Newcomer Jackie Bisset? CRlillWORD HORIZONTAL U Cower 55 Being 9 Wing 1 Permit 45 Summit 10 Title all over the Ilew~papers But Iy ARMY ARCHERD • --Lak. 48 Na.ttve of VERTICAL 11 Very sometimes at the end of tile , Bathe _., 1 Easy galt w.= Ce"tr"l Prf5s Assacmtlcm day I fmd a great weanness Paddle 50 Skin 2 Merit 16 Exhaulted Ca,",IJpl]udtmt Jnf;ide me - apart from belUg " River In '" 1 Allowance 20 In what HOLLYWOOD-She doe:mt phY::'lcally tired " Africa ...... Aud.tory for w8.!lte w.y want to be known as a sex "It s hard to explam, but I MWJey " organs Cubic 23 Roma.n Laborumon meters kltten 'glamar girl ---or even think part of It LS the Intermm "15 Excuses (lble walbng around the set In 17 Tl'1lding (abbr ) , Polishes 24 "".Specific a personality kid As a mat " , Insect full makeup and costume It ceDter Organs of m. t~r of fact she isn t even sure Whole vision 7 Meaner 25 ConclUde. goes on for hDUrij SDmetu'fll'S she" ants to be a movie atar all 19 Arucle " StainS , F .. ma.les 76 Blow gently lIer hfe At 23 Jacqueline 818 "nd I know It s part Df the bus, "n Thing .17 Operat!.:: ~Lt who has now co-slarred ne~s, but It does get dreary (law) " melody Answer to \· ..sterday ~ puule with some of the top actou in Working hard so that you ra Convert Prepares Hollywood would rather be really tJred-emohonallydrmned into ions cotton " " In behalf kno"n as a Jeanne Moreau or -- IS easler somehow \llan llJ~t 26 Sala.ries an Anna Magnarn " ,"Umg around 29 Notmany " or 30 Spanish 32 InCel"Ted Jackl~, wh
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ANGLICAN TO CATHOLIC PRIESTHOOD--Peter Rushton, for mer Anglican priest, Sits With hl~ family in Sydney Austra_ ha contemplatmg bemg ordained a Roman Catholic pnest ~arly in 1969 II. speCial dispensation from the Pope These twO} of the.r three children are James, 11. and Anne, 15 CONTRACT BRIDGE By B. Jay Becker (Top RuordoHoWer In Ma ...,.' lndlvlduQI Chaftllplonthlp 'lay) TIST YOUR ,LAY 1 You are EIlI:It, defending the three of spades (It West agalnat Four Hearts had the ... ·3·2 originally, he would play the three on the ec· • Q' (md spade, not the two) You .QI02 can presumably develop a trump .KJ103 trick for your side by leading .QIOH l.IIIother spade at this point .AKJI076 When partner ruffs and forces ,K9B the ten from dummy, your K-9- 8 guarantell1J a trump trlck Te gardless of what declarer dOel ." Declarer's hand might be The bidding has." been • 853 ,AJ764. • AQ2 .. KJ" East South West North The spade continuation deteata 1. 2, Palls 3, the contract if West cooperates PUB \\. by rufflng It, 2 BuleaUy ~J.I. hope to win Wellt leads the spade fOUr four clubl!, three spades, a hearl Which you wm with the ten, and a. diamond ThLs may be South playlJlg the five, and you ImJlOSlllble II the cards are un cash the ace, South playIng the favorably divided, but your elgbt and West the two What chances are good If you play would you play now" carefully 2 You are declarer with lhe The firat problem oomes at Wellt hand at three notrump trick one It I, best to Win the North leads the queen of dla. dIamond lead because North monds on which South plays the might othetwlse shift ro a heart I'IllVen How would you play the and force out your only entry hand" to dummy'. clubs Then oolite the A-K of spades .AK and A-Q 1ft clut. It the defend ,J974. ers take thll queen. your worries .A962 are OVer. ,In« you can later .AQJ enter dununy with a heart and 1 There Is no hope of defeat discard the jack of clubs on the Ing the contract unless your queen of _padu to unblock the partner has t. trIl:k In one of eult It the club queen I. re the minor suite, 80 you mUit .... fUled, conUnue with the jack, ,tUnlt It--even though thla alone which will force out the klng if W1J1 not dMeat the contract un tbe suit la divided S·2 BAREfOOT 0 K --Seemingly 1'Iplting itself, Goodyear, maker 'SHOOT TO ICIU" IIIll.pefll the leaa a fourth trick can &lao be It I, important to CII8h the of shoe products, cornell up with the information that foot. Guard t.roope on patrol in Cleveland following ghetro gun. developed A.K of spILde. early, otherwiIe, , expert. recommend brief barefoot walkM 1n summer, and It t. clear that declarer hu the clubl might ",t bIoeked fire In which nine pertlOM wert> killed, three of them pollct' " I here Dawn Perduyn IihOW8 you It 8 advill8.ble to be on the (0 1"', Xlu 7 ..11.1..... Inc) ,u·a lookout far thorns She live" In Cuyahoga Falll', Ohio ,------~~~~--~. ••• MOVIES TONIGHT PUBLISHED BY GlOBAL ASSOCIAit5·'AT TIi( CLASSIFlED ••• DIRECTION or THE COMMANDING OffiCER, KWAJALEIN MISSILE RANGE, MARS~lL IS. fOR SALE LANDS. CONTRACT DAAG 43-67-C-0001 MODEL 512 CA,"O"l e~", REG ILAR MOVIE THE HOU~GLASS 1$ PUBLISHED DAILY MON_ SHOWT1ME SHO'wTIME CA 'E"A, MAN"AL WINO, RvNS 13 rT PER DAY TH~OUGH SATURDAY DEADLINE ro~ Ivey Hall 630 &9 00 Ocean View 7.30 & 12 15 WINO, NO ~ORRY AOOUT BATTERIES GOING NOTiCES IS 3 p"" THE DAY BEfO~E PUBLICA DEAl', 70MM ZOOM CONVERTER LENS, ALL T IO.N rANNY AT LET'S MAKE LOVE AT ,'lHIl$ ANO ALUMINI'M CARRYING CASE. ALL NOTICES AND ADVE~TISEMENT$ MUST 011,1,,,,,,,, _ I~O ""IN COLOR COMEDY - 125 MIN - COLOR $100 00 PA"ASOIJ((; F! n'A(~ ST£RO 7APE IIC SIIB""!TTED ~RITTEN fORM TELE- LE'LIE CARON, MAURICE CHE~ALIER MA"II.YN MONROE, YV[' MONTANO PHONED NOTICES ANO ,1,05 WILL Nor 8E OECII WITH « C"'IITRIOGES, ONLY 3 MONTHS CHARLES B01£R, HOR$T BUCHHOLZ OLD $50 OC CO"U<;T H S70KES AT .'1,21 ACCEPTED ALL COPY AND PHOTOG~APHS 8UORE 1130 HRS OR SEE AT 116 SANOS BECOME THE P~OPERT1 Of THE HOURGLASS REPUBLICATION or MATE'HAL CONTAINEO ArHq 1730 HRS HE .. EIN IS NOT AUTHORI!ED WITHOUT THE PI'IIO~ APPROVAL or THE COMMANOING Or~ T.... o (2) BOY'S 1J1CV"CLES _ "SP10ER" TYPE SHOWTIME SHOWTIME FICE~. KWAJALEIN MISSILE RANGE GOOD CO"lOITION, OIJ( aLliE, ONE GOLD Richardson 745 Trade Winds 800 $2000 EACH CAlL 9347~ OR S[[ AT 1r YOU HAVE NOT RECEIVED 10UR HO'-'R_ GLASS 8Y 6 15 PM PLEASE CALL 03539 5ET 214_A TALL STORY ATC HOOQLLM PRIEST AT COMEDY _ 98 MIN B & W DRAMA _ loB MIN _ B & W ~EEN THE 110URS Of 6 15 AND 6 45 PM AND " COpy WILL BE DELIVE~ED TO YOU SUITCASE TYPE, PANOR"'MIC AM, fM, AiHHONY PERK I N~S ... JANE fONDA DON MURRAY, CINOI WOOD, KEIR DULLEA EDITOR L"R~1 CORSI R£'D~D PLAYER, R[MOVEABLE SPE"'KE~S STAfF' CHRIVIA $nQ 00, CALL 241?~ MA~C'A VII'IGINIA STORME H(»fE BEfORE DARK - A LucY BLOEDCL THE LAST SUNSET _ AT LAOY KENMORE TOP LOADER WASHE'!, NEW SAYONARA _ AT GEORGIA HAZELRIG SPORTS EOITOR VICKI' PU~P, EXCELLOH CO .. OITION $5000 TALL STORY - ATC ARTHU~ LARGE AND LONG TRAVERSE RODS $5 00 EA THE HOODLlJ>! PRIEST AT CIRdjuTiON ~NAGER DA~A OOGEI'I5 O£Hl''''IDlfIER, GOOD eOND $1000 SAYOW,RA AT fANNY _ AT 36" DOLL, WEARS STH 2 CLOTHI .. G $5 00 DRA""A _ 154 ""IN COLOR LET'S MAKE LOVE _ AT 3?~ "'[Ul SHELF "R.C~ETS $1 00 PR MARLON BI'lAH00 1 RED BUTTOH'. LARGE &R81[ DOll CLQTH[S CASE $1 00 MI YOSHI 1\".' • ..,61.[ AJ..IG 1ST GIRLS 20" fUI\E, /I N[.\O S(:AT j'j 00 CUI. 83577 AFTER 4 30 GLOBAL ASSOCIATES O'l SEE AT 478-0
NEW DIVING BELT AND IoIEIGHTS $250 URGE POT HIBACHI $500 PATIO T .... BLE OHidal Bulletin $250 BoWLING BAll 16# $~ 00 METAL UATE DUTY OFFICER PHONE TEA CART ON ROLLCRS $2 00 STEEL CARPENTER HAMMER $2 00 SMALL HIBACHI 29JuLy68 MAJ W.L LYGHT 82419 $1 50 Epoxy PAINT FOR LINOLEUM COST '3OJULy68 CPT J B METELSKI 82438 $8 00, SEll rOR $4 00 CALL 82200 31JuLy68 LTC. f.G. THOMAS 83653 IJuL168 MAJ F. JOHNSON 82208 iUTtR 5 00 PM 2JuLv68 CPT. R H IU""WALT 83620 P",C>\,I,GE S"'\.E ONLY AlIIYOIi£ DESIRING A 3JuLV68 ~J. R. MUNGOVAN 82790 FINE CO~PL[T[ STEREO ASSEMBLY AT A DUTY Of riCER 15 KWAJALEIN MISSILE MONty SAVING BARGAIN, THIS IS YOUR RANGE CO~MANDING OFfiCER'S REPRESENTA CHANCE DON'T fLUB IT TIVE OURING OTHER THAN NO~AL DUTY I SANSU I 400, AM_FM TRANS ISTOR I ZED TUNER AMPLifiER .... ITH WALNUT CABINET Bicycles Found $14000 I W B 34 TURNTABLE, WALNUT TNE FOLLOWING fOUND AND ABANDONED aASE, AND P C 34 OUST COVER $35 00 , Bl CYCLES ARE STORED AT THE CENTRAL I PIONEER SMT _ S4 TRANSISTORIZEO POLICE STATION ALL BIC1CLES UNCLA,MED' STEREO A~PL I r I Ell $140 00 I SONY AT THE EXPIRATION or 30 OAYS FROM JULY 4 TRACK STEREO UPE RECORDER, 2 MI 21 WILL BE SOLD OwNERS ARE REQUESTED AND TAKE_UP REEL $200 00 I SONEY TO CLAIM THEIR BIC1CLES BETWEEN THE 4 TRACK STERIO TAPE RECORDER (fOR 110URS Dr 0800 ANO 1900 DAILY EXCEPT DJBBIHG ETC) WITH 2 EXTRA SPEAKERS I SUNDAYS HA~DY CARRYIN~ CASE, 2 MIKES $160 00 Off6.R 0927-R 2030-B 2 PIONEER SPEAKERS, WALNUT CA8INET, 0188-R 6 R 2520-B EXCELLENT BASE TO TftEB8LE S[PERATION. , 093 - R 0942-R 6 0 0155- 2779- 022/5-R 0944-R 1 8 $5 00."PoP" ALL WILLIARD, fOft ONLY PHONE $100 83289 00 CONT::";;'I OR ____ 3 75- KE~ 'I ~C- ~~~~~~~~;:~~i~~~~~~~~~~ 0250-R 0099-R 3277-6 33451 fROM 01 30 AM TO 16 30 PM OR 0207-8 " 63-R 3396-8 0543-R 1252-R ATDoRM PACIFIC I, BAY BACNELORS I, ANYTIIo'E QUARTERS, ArtER 1630DECK 1"'I------,~~~~~~--_r~~~'"O'----_r~~~~~----r_~~J!~~--lr!E~~~~_=j,I OCEAN VIE .... ~499-8 0626-B 1431-8 if.209-B 0642-R R MON TALL STORY LET'S MAKE 1533- 3328-8 AKAI 1110 TAP£ REcO~DER $105 00, 0897-R 2510- B 4403-8 XI50 TAP£ DECK $125 00 BoTH IN L[~T CONO CALL PEARSON 82152 - TUES SAYONARA rANNY BEFOREH<><' DARK ALGIERS (LPI)--ALGERIA TODAY APPE"RED OSTERIZER DELUXE, 2 SPEEO BLENDE~, READY TO RELEASE THE REMAINING ISRAELI GONE WITH EXCELLENT CONDITION - $20 00 CALL HOOOl'" HOME BEfORE LET'S MAKE MALE 'AS'ENGERS AND CREW""EN fROM AN W£D THE wi NO 82593 SAVONARA PRIEST DARK LOVE £L AL AIRLINCR HIJAC~EO BY ARAB TERROR-, IST5 LAST TUESDA1 to1E BE~E THE LAST INrORMEO ALGERIAN SOURCES SAID THE HELP WANTED THUR FANNY DARK TALL STORY SAYONARA SLtlSET ALGERIAN GOVERNMENT 'oIAS PREPAREO TO RELEASE THE 14 CAPTIVES, BuT IT HAD NOT F[R'ANENT ,wLL TI"( POSITION fOR .. HCK BEfORE LET'S MAKE HOOOLLM DECIDED WHEN IT ~OULD 00 50 ClERI(/STENO IN THt AO~'I"ISTPAT'ON DARK TALL STORY '" 1 TNE PLANE WAS HIJACIIED JUNE 23. BY S[CT,O'l, ',VE OAY .... ORII .... E[I( INOU'R[ LET'S MAKE HOODLl.f.I THE LAST fiVE PALESTINIAN ARASS, MOMENTS ArTE .. AT KENTRON ADMIN,srpATIO~ Orflcr, LOVE PRIEST SlJIISET TALL STORy SAYONARA IT TOOK orf fROM ROME ON A fLIGHT TO !:IAN E OPERATIONS BUILDINS OR CALL TEL AVIV HOOOllM 935?6/8"35 THE LAst LET'S MAKE HCME BEF'ORE THE 14 CAPTIVES ARE ALL THAT REMAIN PRIEST SUNSET fANNY LOVE DARK or TI1E PLANE'S 48 PASSENGERS AND CREW. WANTED MEN ALGERIA RELEASED ALL NON-ISRAELIS T .... o aOO~C~SES "'NO/OR T.... O LAR~E RECORD PLEA~E RETURN RED. WHITE AND BLACK fOUND ALMOST IMMEDIATELY SATURDAY IT RE_ , RACIIS CALL 82655 Tor TRUCK TO
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