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CHINA •• AND NAT- CZECHS FIGHTING BACK TIO~AI. ASSEMBLY PRESIOENT JOStr ""CRE TAli' PRAGU( (1JP')_~OV!tT TAWil'S AND PLANts VITH FORCES or rOVR COMMUNIST ALLIES EN AWAY IN AN ARMOR- INVADED CZtCMOSlOVAKIA TODAY. TMt NATION BEGAN FIGHTING BACK AS 010 HUNGA.RY or 12 yeARS AQO, Rto l!.RMY TANKS WI;I<[ eLAZING IN THE STR[[TS OF THE CAPITAL. AT L£AST rOUR PERSO,*S WERE Kf.lOWN KILLCD IN PRAGUE AND 1 .... 0 IN BRATISLAVA UNDER FROM THE SOVltT Gut.lrll~[. TH[R( ARE REPORTS THAT CASUALTIES HAVe G\J!,;£ AS Kia,... AS 25 CoMMITTEE CIVILIANS WHO HAVE eEtN FIGHT1NQ THE INVADERS. B''''D'''" CtTEKI. CztC",OSLOVAKS, ,G .. ORINGo [NTR[ATIES fROM THEIR REfORM LE:ADERSHIP TO K[EP CAL~, WA$ AN WERE FI~TING BACK AGAINST THE INVASION BY WARSA .... PACT FORCES or THE SOVIET ==::::===-~OC;C~-=~_REPORT.- UNION, POLAND, EAST GERMANY, HUNGARY BULGARIA = ~HE CZECH NE .... S AGENCY CET£KA, STILL S[OU NGL '( Of>f:RATI NG INOf:PENDENTL l' DES­ Warrants Emergency PITE A SOVIETwlMPOSED TELEVISION AND RADIO BLACKOUT REPORTED PARTY Lf:ADER ALEXANDER DUDeEK AND PRESIDENT SVOBODA BEING HELO PRISONERS IN tHE CENTRAL Of National Security Council CONNITTEE BUILDING--RING[D BY SOVIET WASHINGTON (UPI )_.THE NATIOHAL SECURITY COU~CIL "ET IN EMCRGENCl' WHITe HOU9[ TAN)lS AND TROOPS SESSION LAST NIGHT ON THE CZECH INVASION CRISIS. ON THE PRESIDENT'S OROER$, AT L[AST 25 50VI[T TANKS, THEIR 81G SECRETARY OF STATE DEAN RUSK CALLED IN SOVI£T ANBASSADOR ANATOLY DOeRYNIN FOR REO STARS SHOWING. THROUGH) GROUND Ilno HIS EXPLANATION. THE CENTRAL SQUARE TO THE JEERS AND THE MEtTING BETWEEN RUSK AND DOOYRNIN LASTEO 15 MINUTES, IT FOLLOWED AN EARLl WHISTLES OF SOME BITTER CZ[C~OSLOVAKS

SESSION 8ETWEEN THE AMBASSADOR AND PR[SIDENT JOHNSON. SEEING THEIR COUNTRY INVADED FOR THE ~~~~~~~~I!i!~!i!i~!i~~!i~~rACE_To_rACEOOBRYNIN ARRIVED AT THE W~ITE HOUSE WITH A MESSAGE rROM THE KREMLIN ABOUT THE SECOND TIME IN 29 Y[ARS •• THE LAST TIME SAME TIME NEWS REPORTS WERE TELLIN~ OF THE INVASION or CZECHOSLOVAKIA BY TROOPS IT .... AS THE FORCES OF NAZI DICTATOR CF THE SOVIET UNION AND FOUR 'OF HU EUROI"EAN ALLIES. ADOLr HITLER BEFORE WORLD WAR II. ~ HOUSE PRESS SECRETARY GEORG[ THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY TODAY DEMA~DED Mortar Barrages Against Allies FRO:\~~~55~~~~U~~ ~:;~~':':':',:::';;-I :;:;.;O':O':BC~;OA;~R~~:~R T~~:!C~~~~T~~UTION_ NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL OTHER rUNCTIONS." RUS!lIA~ LEADERS HAD SAID

Oth Ground Assaults D",,,,,HIS STATE ,., ","DEPARTMENT T' "MM" OFFICE. 0"". .."""or WHAT THEY'"' ''''".,CALLED CZECH "., ""LEADERS." T"' ","en Followed W. WAS CONE 25 MINUT[S AFTER THE THEY SAID THE "LEADERS" ISSUED AN URGENT SAIGON (UPI J--THE VIET CONG UNLEASHED 14 ~ORTA" BARR ACES AGAlfoiST ALLIEO OUT­ 1"'"'''''''' OF THE WHITE HOUSE SESSION, FOR AID IN DErEATING "COUNTER~Rt- POSTS IN THE MEKONG DELTA EARLY TODAY AND ,OLLOWEO UP PIVE OF THEM WITH GROUND rlRST or THE COUNCIL SINCE THE SI)(_ y" rORcES. THEY SAID THE ASSAULTS MILITARY SPOKES~EN SAID SEVEN or THE TARGETS .... ERE PROVINCIAL CAPI- ARAB-ISRAELI WAR or JUNE, 1961. WOULD BE WITHDRAWN AS SOON AS T"fREAT [NOEl). TOLS. I",:::::::"::'S EARLY EYENING MEETING WITH DtTAILS ON THE WIDESPREAD PREDAWN ATTACKS IN SOUTH VIET NAM'S NOST POPULOUS I, IN HIS OFFICE WAS INITIATED AT P V· C I b OJA~TER SOUTH or SAIGON WERE SCANTY ALLIED CONMANO[RS SAID LOSSES IN OANAGE RtQUEST OF THE SOVIET AMBASSADOR, ope lSils 0 o. ia ANO LIVES .... ERE LIGHT, HOWEVER STIAN UID. 'IT's STilL TOO EARLY TO TELL" WHETHER THE LATEST ASSAULTS WERE A PRELUDe WAS THOUGHT THAT D08RYNIN '~::':;:;;:~'I,,:BOGOTA (UPI) __THE VISIT BY POPE PAUL VI TO THE ~ATIONWIOC CONNUNIST orFENSIVE EXPECTEO BY GEN. CREIGHTON W. ABRAMS, IJ""",,," AND RUSK WITH AN ELABORATE I COLUM81A 9RI"IGS TO A HEAD THE U.S. CONNANO, A SPOKESMAN SAID. FOR TN[ ACTION aY SOVIET, CONSERVATIVES AND LIBERALS OVER Ho"'" loreaa (01l1l0Uo5 MILITARY OFFICIALS DESCRISED THE AT­ EAST G[RMAN, HUNGARIAN AND BUL- or THE CATHOLIC CHURCH IN PROw TACKS AS "'lORE HARASSING ACTIONS THAN TROOPS, TANKS AND PLAN[S. SOCIAL CHANGE IN LATIN AMERICA. lill,II i. R,SC., Att'II,' OETERMINEO ATT[MPTS TO CAPTURE T~E CENTRAL QUESTION WILL LIE BEHIND SEOuL (UPI )w-FOURTEE"I NORTH KOREAN ALLIED POSITIONS. 001 ips C ina POMP AND CIRCUMSTANCE or THE EUCHAR- CON~ANOOS ATTEMPTED TO LAND ON SOUT'" BATTLErlELD REPORTS INDICATED VIET TY ph R h C CONFERENCE rOR WHICH PAUL VI IS KOREA'S CI1EJlJ ISLAI'(O EARLY TODAY IN A CON'~ SABOTEURS KNOCKED OUT ONC SPAN OF HONG KONG (UPI) __ HoWlINC WINDS LASH- THE FIRST PAPAL VISIT TO LATIN OAR I ~G ATTEMPT TO RESCUE A TOP CO"'l~ THE AN Huu BRIDGE, 61 MILES SOUTHWEST ING RAINS FROM ALL SID[S or TYPHOON ~UNIST AGENT. TWELVE or THE INVAOERS Of SAIGON, A MAJOR LINK aETWEEN THE SHIRLEY TORE DIRECTLY INTO HONG KONG SECURITY MEN WILL BE WATCHING WERe KILLtD AI'(D TWO CAPTuqEO. CAPITAL AND THt SOUTHERN MEKONG DELTA. TOoA.. GUSTS or WIND UP TO 140 MILES ANY LErTIST ATTEMPTS TO CREATE INw THE SOUTH KORtAN CENTRAL INTELLI_ AMERICAN HEADQUARTERS SAID HEAVY PER HOOR 'LATTENEO RIKtTY HOUSES, 10ENTS WHICh COULD EMaARRASS THE POPE. GENCE AGENCY SAID THE GROUP ARRIVED FIGHTING THROU(;.HOUT THE COUNTIilY IH THE WITH CONTROvERSY STILL SIMMERING OVER &ROUG~T SCAFFOLDING AND SIGNS TUMBLING IN T"'E VICINITY or THE ISLAND" LuCATED PAST SIX DAYS HAD COST THt COMMUNISTS INTo URBAM STREETS AND UI"ROOTEo MORE HI$ ENCYCLICAL HUMANAE VITAE AGAINST 15 MILES OFF THf NATION'S SOUTHERN MORE THAN DEAD. THE TOLL' WAS r BIRTH CONTROL, HE WILL FINO 1,800 THAN PERSONS. MOST COAST, ON A 15-TOIol, 45wfoOT SPY 4,000 RISING HOURLY, SPOKESMEN SAID. THt COLONY TOOK'T~ FULL rOftc[ OF BOAT LATE l'[STtRDAY. CONSERVATIV[S THE STORM rROM ONE DIRECTleN, WAITED AS ::~::::~~;:::;:::~;~':'NDIR CHURCH'S ROLE SEE~INGIN AN THEIR MISSION .... AS TO RCSCUE LEE hsi AIIrises DelrtocrtJs THE "ISTY EVE OT THE TY'HOON FLOATED CONTINENT WHERE [XPtc- Kyu, 33, LEADER or THE "UNIFICATION I PACE VITH THE WORLO'S THEN ~EE~tD VMDER REVERSE WINDS REVOLUTION PART.," THE CIA SAID. THIS To Steer (lear of PIa,f... POPULATION. W~I~H RA~£P T~ RtQtON A~AIN. 'ART'! I S A~ UNOERGROUNO COMMU>11 ST ORw GANI ZATION. OarifriJlg Hegofialors S".,." THE GovElitHMENT AE'OIlTED "'101 "AIIIMY" 0, RELIEF AND RESCUE WORK[~S TOILED OW THE CIA 010 NOT SAY WHETHER LEE HAS WASHINGTON (UPI ).-StCRETARY or STATE Show BEE'I CA!'TURED. HO .... EVER, IT AOOEO THAT RUSK COUNSELED THE DEMGQRATIC tLECTRI~ LINES "'NO LANDSLID(S rROM AN ANNOUNCEMENT .... ILL Bt MADE ON LEC'S For Nuclear GROuP AND ITS ACTlVITIfS IN A FEW :;:::::::':::COMMITTEE LAST M~GHT ~G4!NST ~AINS ~NOC~ED OUT ROADS ON TWO HANOI ANY "URTHE~ AMER1CA.N or HONG, KONQ ISLAND. PAPEETE, IAHITI (UPI )--ALL INDICATIONS THE PI~ST tR[NCH HYDROGEN I IONS IN TNE HOPE 0" WlfoifoilNG Tlfe US S ks S· Rioting Prist.en StT OFr TODAY ,~ TeCHNICAL aErORE A SPECIAL NIGHT SESw , " ~ .,ns ."<""'.'CAL CONOITIO~S ARE PER- OF THE II00MEN&tR COIo8oiITTEt-- Of D. Escalation Hold Nin. Guar. Y SPLIT ON WHAT THE PEIllOCRATS' , • TECHNICAL PRO&lEfoIS CAUSED NAM PLANK SHOULD ~Av- .. RusK. ~DYISED P,AR~S tuPI)- THE UNITE.D STATES TO_ 1!0STPONeMENT TO THE TEST, CCtJ-"16US, OHIO {UPI )--REBEL CONVJttS PARTY TO STEER CLEAR OF A PLATFORM 30UQHT SOME SIGN THAT NORlH V,ET TO INFORMED tR[NCH SOURCES. RETAINED CONTROL or TWO CELL BLOCKS AT OUT "THE BARGAI HI NQ STRAl'~GY WAS PRE'AII:EO TO DE-ESCALATE THE THE "ROBLE,",S or THe DnAI' WAS THE MAXIMU)4 SECURITY OHIO STATE PEN­ L1 KE OUR NEGOTIATORS TO EMPLOY." I.'O"D WA"" I N SOUTH VI ET NAN IN [X- TO THE 4,500 CUB I C FOOT BALLOON ITE~TIARl' TODAY AND REPUSED TO SURREN_ ALL, A PARTY IN 'OR A aoMBING PAUS[ IN THE WHICH TH[ ONE TO THREE MEGATON DER NINE GUARDS HELD HOSTAGE UNDER C6MY~foiTION, c~A~Qt "'T"I;;::", ITS o.tsTiNGUISHCQ "IEMBERJ.HfP, THIE MOVf! VAS TO BE MADE WHEN U.S. WAS SLUNG ONE TMI/IO Of' A MILE THREAT OF DEATH. DEVISE kEGOTIATING TAPICS," ";IE, NORTH VUTNM4ESE I{EQOTlATORS MIT TH[ LAGOO ... or tANGATAUFA ATOLL, THE WAR OF NERVES BEGAN YESTERDAy AND WAS PLAYED OUT THROUGH THE NIGHT """"". FOR TNE 18TH TIME ACROSS TH£ CONFERENCE $OUTHE~ST OF HERE. APPEARED IN OETENSE OF JOHNSON tABLE IN THE rORNER ~A~ESTIC HOTEL. DARNOIS, tRENCH GOVE~NMENT AS THE COt/VI CTS PRESSEO FOR FULl. CAP­ ION POLICY IN VIET NAM AFTER WELL~lfoiFORMEO U.S. SOURCES SAIO CHIEF AT ATO"'lIC HEADQUARTERS HERt ITULATION BY WARD[N M. J KOLOSKI ON """"',.,' rOR TWO DAYS MAO HEARD NEGOTIATOR W. AV[RELL HARRIMAN ONCE YESTERDAY THE WtATHER WHICH WAS THEIR DEMANDS ~OR PRISON RErORMS 1101_ TESTIMONY 5HARPL~ CRITICAL OF AGAIN WOULD SEEK SOME INDICATION ,.ROM ING MINUTELY CHECKED D... ILY APPEARED CLUOING RE.MOVAL or "SAOISTIC GUARDS" THE NORTH VIETNAMES~ WHAT THEY WERE EXCELLENT aUT COULD CHANGE UNEX- ACCUSEDA80UT 50OF NATIONA\.BRUTAL ACTS. GUARDSMEN, EQUIPP€O GEDIIGt S. Me- PRE'AREO TO 00 IN EXCHANGE FOR A &OMB­ 1:;:::;:1~::::::~::~~ .. :'~:'::'::t~~ENDtRIN THE DAY OUTLINED H,S TEST WILL NOT OCCUR IF THE VER~ ING HALT. TH[III[ WAS LITTLE ll~ELIHOOO WIT ... SUBMACHINE GUNS, "OUNTEO MACHINE PLAN AND CALLED FOil IS DISCERNABL~," GUfoiS AND GAS MAS)lS, .... tRE AT THE PRISON WITHDRAWAL OF 215,000 HE WOULD GET IT. THE NORTH VIETNAMESE HAVE RE~ECTEO EVERY SIMILAR APPEAL IN ~OR USE I" N[CESSARY. TIilDOPS. SEN. EUG(N( J. MCCAR_ WAS UNOFFICIALLY REPORTED HtRE "THERE IS LITTLE LII<[L1HOOO THE THE PAST AND HAVE QIVEfoi foiD SIGN THEY THROUGH A REPRE$ENT~Tlv£, A~GUIO ROBERT GALLEY, fRENCH MINISTER ~OR WERE CHANQ'NG THEIR STANO ON THIS •• SUE. GUARDS WILL SE RELEASED BErORE LATE 'LATFORM INSISTING UPON A COALlw I"IC RESEARCH, SPACE AND ATOMIC BOTH WESTERN AND COMMUNI ST DIISERV£RS "10 lfoiG," SAID MAURY K08&.ENTZ, STATt GOVE"HNEMT IN SOUTH VIET N"H WHICH loots"",,, WOULD PRESS THE SUTTON TRIG- OIIlECTOR 0 .. CORRECTION$. "OUIII MAIN OB- INCLUDE COMMUNIST ..AIITICIPATION. or TNE '5-WEE/l(-OLO "O,."CIAL COHVEIISA­ TIONS" EXPECTED TNE SESSION TO 8E NO JECT'VE IS TO GET TMEM BACK ALIVE, IF DISTANT FIIOM JOHNSON'S POSITIONS HERE FROM PARIS POSSIBLE." MORE PRODUCT' VIE THAN ANY IN THE PAST. THE MCGOVtlllN AND MCCARTHY 'RO'OSALt ON l!IO"'flD Tij£ LIGHT CRUISER KOLOSKI, VHO VAS MAMto WARDEN AT , , , At WJOES'.EAO S'ECULATION THAT PRESlo£HT LOOR IGHT THE 0INOCRATIC JOHNSON MI.HT OROIER A1!IOMBINQ HALT aE­ ~,~';~::::~ FLAGSIIIP OF TH( At.,A fLEET '(MITtN'TIARY A'T£R A RIOT THERE IN IOfoiAL CONVEfoiTION NEXT WEEK AP'~REO It> THE TtST. rOIl( N(XT WUK I S DEMOCRA'T -. C PARTV -COM_ tAMt TO THE JOa W'TH A REPUTATION IfoiEVITAaLE. TrsT WILL CA' EIGHT VCAAS 0, WORK 01' THE NEW SCHOOL or ION WAS DASHED MONDAY av JoHNS&N IN 'ORCEFUL TESTIMONY, RUSK, NIARING .,Me( E~~DOID FIRST MSEL'. ,T 11S I"«OMI.EO TMt IIEBELS FULL AMNESTY TNE EMD or HIS EIGHTH YtAII 1M Or'lClE, AT ,QRMVI SA­ 1M A ,,"EtCH aEFORE THE VtT£ItAHS Of' lA,'.'''' &0141 ITa AtLGIRIAN LAIT NIGNT Ir TNIY WOUlD RELEASE THE THAT PEACE WILL NOT 'E 'OUNO sv TEtT $ITI 1M IQN WARS, JOHNSON VOVED NOT TO QIVE 1960. HOSTAGES UMNAIIMeD AMO !InURN TO THIIR "GIVE THE A41l11E55011 ANOTHeR BIl( WILL al THI FOURTH MUCLIAR E~~O­ T",y lIe~ECTEO TH( OF'(R. , .. IN ON[ MORE STEP UMTIL HAMOI HAC SHOWM HE LL at SATISFltO. AT THE I'IIAWLIMG TEsrlMo a.ouNoa HAS TOLD UI HE CAN ONLY GO SO .eME SIGN 0,. REC'1"1I0CITY. .'TOND T""T HI$ HAND' AR, Tllo. I, WILL IT COK, ItE SAID, ey -'''YIMel SUMMIR. ,RAMC( ~X'lODEO THREE l HANOI NAt S1£ADrASTLV CALLlO ALL .UCH 1","'. THI CASE VEto It "oot.. TO ACCE'T TOO 'All "WAY!" eR 111' ...... , "'T • OIVltis JUL~ 7, 15 AMo AUGUIT 3 1~:~~::.::~~:,.·:'A.SUftO« ANe ~OUNTlRID SY THE GIIOUNDVOIIK rOR THE H-BOMS H'. or,.'R," ONI CONVICT SHOUTtD TO OUR SUSINks." 011 BY Sll;YjMG, "SII!CJII::- II OVE~ AMO OVER AGAIN TNAT 'II. NU CllL "'IMOW, TItItATIU 'HOUlO 8 .. llNOItEo " TH(Y "UN~eMOI'IONALL." TO INVOLVE PAIN AHO HOURGLASS WEDNESDAY 21, 1969 Kennedy End~ Mourni'lgi •• HEALTH A Topic Without Remedies Picks Up Brothers' Ideals By Howard A. Rusk, M.D. WORCESTER, MAss (UPI)--SEN EDYARO M. KENNEDY [NOEO 12 WEEKS O~ RESTLESS MOURNING Ic) 1968 New York Times News ServIce TODAY TO CARRY ON THE POLITICAL IDEALS O~ HIS SLAIN BROTHER ROBERT WITH A SPEECH ON "hw YOR,,- THe T REf PARAGRAPH HEALTH S[CTION I" THE IIj68REPV6LICAN PLAfrORM REMIr-jDS THE "VITAL ISSUES", PRIMARILY VIET NA ... AND 0\.1 Of TH[ T"[fU,f'( nc [ff"[(~S 0> ASPIRIN \T SEE1"',S DESIGNEO TO ALLAY SOl"'l[ ot THE PAIN THE WAR ON POVERTY ""ID EAOACHES B,'T PROVIDES ~o SPEClrlC REMEDIES AGAINST BASIC HEALTH PROBLEI-IS WITH THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION IT IS ... ["[RALLY "MORE or THE SAME" ANALYSIS SHO\fjS LITTLE DIF"F"ERENCE BETWEEN WHAT THE JUST ~IV[ DAYS orr, KENNEDY BROKE HIS S[Lr­ REPU LICANS ARE P_ED .... EO TO 00 AND "'fiAT THE JOHNSON ADMINISTRATION HAS SOUGHT TO 00 IMPOSED POLITICAL SILENCE TO SPEAK OUT ON THE REPuBL ICANS Pl EDGE A BROADEN ING OF" PR I VA TE' HEALTH PLANN I NG, A REV I EW OF" GOVERNMENT THE WAR, THE POOR, AND THE TURBULENCE IN Y~SPITAL CARE PR~GRA~S TO ENC.URA~E [FFECTIVE UTiliZATION, AN INCREASE IN THE NUMBER OF THE CITIES-ISSUES THE LATE SEN. ROBERT ·"[A TH ""~R"'ERS AND AN INCREASE IN AV,.,ILABLE HEALlH CARE SERVICES KENNEOY, (OEM, NY.), WAS FIGHTING TO I ... (v ALS~ PROMISE ADDITIONAL HOSPITAL CONTRVCTlON, REGIONAL HOSPITAL AND HEALTH PLAN­ CORRECT NI~~, rINANCIN~ or HOSPITAL MODERNIZATION, NEW DIAGNOSTIC METHODS AND EMPHASIS ON PRE~ THE ~SSACHUS[TTS DEMOCRAT', 30-MINUTE E~TI~" AND EARLY O(TECTION OF" DISEASES SPEECH TO THE WORCESTER CHAMBER 0' COM­ ALL OF" T'IES[ PROPOSALS HAVE BEEN sup­ Ships Now Malaysian Question MERCE WAS TO BE NATIONALLV BROADCAST ON PORTED Y THE JOHNS~N ADMINISTRATION, WHICH THE MAJOR RADIO AND TELEVISION NETWORKS "",." S,cc[ssrUL IN GETTING MOS1" Of THEM TOK~o (ePI)--fOREIGN orr ICE orrlCIALS ROBERT KENNECY WAS A "COVE" ON VIET [N4CIEO- Wlf'l THE EXCEPTION or HOSPITAL YEST[RDAY EXPRESSED SURPRISE OVER MALAYSIAN NAM. HIS BROTHER CONFINED HIS INTERESTS MOOER"IZATI2N THE G.D.P PLATF"ORM MADE PRIME MINISTER TUNGKU AaOUL RAHMAN'S RE­ PRIMARILY TO IT5 REFUGEES AND CASUALTIES NO MENTIO~ or MEDICAL RESEARCH, MENTAL ILL­ ~ORTEO ACCUSATION THAT JAPAN WAS OELISER- rlRMLY RENOUNCING ALL ATTEMPTS TO woo HIM NESS, M!:NTAL RETARDATION, CONSUMER PROTEC­ A TtL Y DELI. Y I'NG SETTL EMENT OF" THE MALA YSI AN FOR THE VICE PRESIOENTIAL SPOT ON THE DEMO­ TI".)" OR REHAOILITATION or tHE PHYSICALLV WARTIME PREPARATIONS CRATIC TICKET, KENNEDY HAS SAID NOTHING HA"O ICAPPED THEY WERE COMMENTING ON A PRESS REPORT PUBl.ICLY ABOUT EITHER "COVE" CANOIDA,ES, TfoIE PLATF"ORM DID POINT A riNGER OF" BLAME FROM KUALA LUMPUR (NOT UPI) THAT RAHMAN, SEN. EUGENE MCCAR,HY, (OEM -MINN ), OR SEN. I~ SAYI~G: "THE INF"LATION PRODUCEO BY THE YESTERDAY, ACCUSED JAPAN or USING DELAyiNG IG"OI •• ,McGOVERN, (OEM.-S.O ), NOR HAS HE JOH~SON HUMPfoIREY ADMINISTRATION HAS STRUCK TACTICS OVER THE QUESTION OF TWO SHIPS SUPPORTED FRONT-RUNNING VICE PRESIDENT Hu­ HARDEST I~ THE AREA or HEALTH CARE HOSPI­ WORTH 25 MILLION MALAYSIAN OOLLARS PROtollSED BERT HUMPHREY TAL COSTS ARE RISING 16 PER CENT A YEAR-­ FOR PAVMENTS FOR WARTIME DAMAGE STRIKING NEW ENGLAND TELEPHONE WORKERS, F"~.JR 1"1~\ES 1""E NATIONAL AVIRA.G[ 'Jr PRIC[ THE rOREIGN orrlCIALS IN CHARGE or THE ACTING ON A PLEA FROM KENNEDY'S OFF'C[, 1'I(R[ ... 5E5 " SO-CAL.LED "BLOOD DEBTS" SAID THEY HAD DONE YESTERDAY WITHDR[W PLANS TO PICKET IT IS TRJE THAT THE CONSUMER PRICE INDEX THEIR eEST TO SUPPLY INF"ORMATION ON THE "THIS IS HIS FIRST PUBLIC ADDRESS SINCE lCPI) HAS SHOWN A GREATER INCREASE F"OR rREIGHTERS JAPAN 15 TO GIVE MALAYSIA THE DEATH OF" HIS BROTHER," SPOKESMAN ~EDICAL CARE THAN F"OR ANY OTHER ITEM IN THE As TO REQUEST rOR SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE PLEADED WITH THE INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD I"OEX SHIPS, THE OF"FICIALS SAID THEY HAD ASKED 0' TELEPHONE WORKERS LOCAL 3 HERE. "IT's 1'1 JUNE, TI-IE L ... ST ",ONTI-I fOR WHICI-I TH( THE ~LAYS'AN EMBASSY IN TOkYO 1"0 MA~E THE IMPORTANT TO HIM AND JUDGING fROM THE PUB­ rlGLRES ARE AVAILABL[, 1"HE MEDICAL CARE IN­ REQUEST DIRECTLY TO THE JAPANESE SHIP­ LIC REACTION IT's IMPORTANT TO DEX STOOD AT 144.4, PERCENTAGE INCREASE or BUILDERS IN QUESTION AS TM[Y REFER TO AND THE NA T I ON " 5.9 OVER JUN~ 1967 AND 0.3 PER CENT ovER "TRADE SECRETS" THE UNION AGREED, "DUE TO THE IMPORTANCE 0 MAY 196 TH[ NEXT HIGHEST FIGURE IN THE MOREOVER IN REPLY TO REQUESTS BY THE OF HIS ADDRESS TO THE NATION, AND RECOG­ PRICE IND[x "'AS 125.6 rOR "REAOING ANO MALAYSIAN GOVERNMENT rOR SP[CIF'ICATIONS NIZING THAT SEN. KENNEDY IS INDEED A FRIEND R[(R[4TI')N " fOR E~EN A SINGLE VESSEL REQUIRES A THICK Of LABOR." 11" IS ENCOuRACING, HOW[V[R, THAT THE IN­ VOL UME THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY CHOSE JOHN KENNEDY CREASE or 0.3 FROM MAY TO JUNE IS THE THE O"ICIALS STRONGLY DENIED THAT THE TO BE PRESIDENT IN 1960 AND MIGHT HAVE NO­ SMALLEST RECENT ~ONTHLY INCREASE JAPANESE GOVERNMENT WAS TRYING TO OELAY MINATED ROBERT THIS YEAR. IT COULD BE IN A RECENT STUDY, THE AMERICAN MEDICAL THE SETTL.EME~T or THE ISSUE AND SAID AS DEEPLY IN'LUENCED BY THE SOLE SURVIVING SON ASSOCIATION fOUNO THAT AS CONSUMER DEMAND AN INDICATION OF THE POSITIVE ATTITUOE IT OF THE TRAGICALLY CUT DOWN F"AMILY F"OR HEA.L1"1-I SERVICES STEADiLY MOUNTED, IS TAKING IT DISPATCHED TO KUALA LUMPUR WHEN ROBERT WAS F"ELLED BY AN ASSASSIN'S HEALTH CARE PRICES ROSE PER CENT FROM fOUR SHiPPING EXP[RTS LATE LAST MONTH TO 666 BULLET IN Los ANGELES LAST JUNE 5, THE 195' TO '65 EXPEDITE THE ISSUE. YOUNG MAN WHOSE FATHER ONCE WORRIED HE IN THAT PERIOD PHYSICIANS' FEES INCREASED WOULD BECOME A PLAYBOY, STEPPED FORWARD. 59 ? PER CENT China's New Power Organ ROBERT HAD DONE THE SAME WHEN THE PRESI­ THE M A REPORTED THAT PHYSICIANS' A DENT ""AS SHOT HES IN 1967 INCREASEO {.I PER CENT THE HONG KONG (UPI)--COMMUNIST CHINA AN­ TEO KENNEDY RETREATED WITH HIS GRIEf TO CHARGES rOR TONSILLECTOMY, oaSTETRICAL CARE NOUNCED TODAY THE ESTABLISHMENT or A REVO­ SAil OFF THE LONELY MAINE AND MASSACHUSETTS AND PEDIATRICS SERVICES PARTICULARLY IN­ LuTIONARY COMMITTEE IN FUI(IEN, THE STRA­ COASTS, AND WANDER THE WORLD TO SPAIN AND CREASED NOTED: "THE FACT THAT TH[SE IT TEGIC EAST COAST PROVINCE LYING OPPOSITE rRANCE AND GREECE SERVICES ARE ALL DIRECTED AT THE YOUNGER THE NATIONALIST-HELD ISLAND or TAIWAN SECMENT OF" THE POPULATION IS AN INDICATION IT WAS THE 23RD or CHINA'S 26 ~ROVINCES THAT M[DICARE 15 NOT THE SOLE CAUSE or IN­ TO ESTABLISH ,., N[~ POVER ORGAN SANCTIONED CREASES IN PHYSICIANS' fEES II BY THE PEKING POWER CENTER or COMMUNIST BUT THE GREATEST COST CULPRIT IS HOSPITAL PARTY CHAIRMAN MAD Tn-TUNG COST, AS THE REPUBLICAN PLATrORM POINTS PEKING RADIO SAID THE fUKIEN REVOLU­ OUT TIONARY COMMITTEE WAS INAUGURATED MONDAY \L1C\'S THE "TI<[R INDUSTRIES. ELEMENTS REPORTED TO HAVE ENGAGED IN VI­ IT IS DiffiCULT TO UNDERSTAND HOW TI'I[ OLENT rACTloNAL riGHTING AND ATTACKS ON AUTOMOBILE AT A R[P~BLICANS, If ELECTED, CAN REOUCE HOSPI­ THE ARMY. TAL COSTS AS THEIR PLATrORM PROMISES AND HAN ~OWED TO CONTINUE THE CRACKDOWN UN­ STILL ACHIEVE THE PLATfORM OBJECTIVES or AN T IL T~E II BAD ELEMENTS" WERE OESTROYED. [QUITABLE MINIMUM WAGE rOR AMERICAN WORKERS "fUtlIEN IS SITUAtED ON TH[ rORErROHT or FRACTION ABOVE THE D[~OCR"'TS, HO~EVER, ~ILL BE rACED W OUR DEFENSE," HAN 'AID IN ,.,N INAUGURAl. DEL EMMA WHEN THEY DRAW UP THEIR PLAT~ SPEEC~ "THE PROVINCES SOLDIERS AND CIVIL­ IANS MuST PROMOTE THEIR RE~OlUTIONARY VIGI­ LANCE AND MuST NOT LET THE CONSPIRACIES COST?? or THE CLASS ENEMIES SUCCEED "THE PEOPLES LIBERATION AAMY SHOULD RE­ SOLUTELY TRUST, SAFEGUARD AND REl.Y ON THE AS A SERVICE GESTURE ONLY, BROAD REVOLUTIONARY MASSES, AND THE BROAD MACY'S SPECIAL ORDER DE­ MASSES SHOULD 00 THE SAME TO THE PEOPLES PARTMENT HAS NAMES AND LIBERATION ARMY, ADDRESSES OF U. S. DEALERS "WE SHOULD PROMOT[ WAR PREPARATIONS AND BE WHO ARE NOW OFFERING SPECIAL REAOY AT ANY TIME TO RESOLUTELY, COM~L[TElY OVERSEAS PRICES. THIS LIST UTTERLV, AND WHOLLY DESTROY ALL U,S.­ MAY BE OBTAINED AT THE RETAIL CHIANG (KAI-SHEK) GANG ELEMENTS WHO DARE OFFICE (LOCATED UPSTAIRS IN TO INVADE AND BE READY AT ANY TIME TO THE SUPPLY BUILDING 602) ANY llBUIATt TAIWAN," HE ADDED TIME BETWEEN 7:30 AND 5:00 DOCTOIIS TOLD TO ICEEP PlICES WEEKDAYS. the National Medical A~tI()n In~~~~;~.~:,;I~~~~ I Lyndon Johnson pouiU hla finger aa he _y.a the medical proff!'Mi()n mUlit guard against rlBIng health C08t3 or Medl- leep Iwai Clean ["are be ",r-.med lICandal and HOURGLASS PAGE Holmberg Fairways Golf Rules AROUND TOWN Women. Club Effective August 30th USGA RULES or GOLF SHALL GOVERN ALL Elects New Officers WITH THE FOLLONING EXCEPTIONS: Ben Telephone Visitors I. WINTER RULES SHALL PR~VAIL IN ALL SCHEDULED TO AR~IVE ON ISLAND TOOAY ARE BELL TEl[~HONE FAIRWAYS: I.E. FAIRWAY LIE MAY LABORATORIES VISITORS B. C. DcLoACH, JR., HEAD O~ THE THE AUGUST LUNCHEON MEETING or THE BE IMPROVED BY MOVING GOLr BALL ~ICROWAV( SCNICONDUCTOR DeVICE DEPARTMENT AND W. L. MRAZ, YOKW[ YUK WOMEN·S CLue rEATuRED COL. DON­ SIX (6) INCHES WITH CLUB H~AO - HEAD or THE PERIMETER ACQUISITION RAOAR DePARTMENT. ALD MILLAR AS GUEST "EAttER. HIS SPEECH, WITHOUT 'ENALTY. THE HEN AR~ VISITING KWAJAL[IN IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE "THE COST or LIVING ON KWAJALEIN" WAS EXCEPTION: 11TH ANNUAL BTl/w'ECo JOINT TeCHNICAL SYMPOSIUM WdieH Will. VERY INrORMATIVE AND OF S'ECIAL INTEREST A. ROCKY AREA • ~LAYER MAY MOVE SE HELD ON AUGUST 23. TO THE MEMBERS AND THEIR GUESTS IN ATTEN­ HIS 8ALl STRAIGHT BACK - NOT B. C. DeLOACH IS IN CHARGE or A GROUP STUDYING THE DANCE. LATERALL¥ TO THE POINT OF NEAR­ PHYSICS or SEMICONDUCTOR DEYICES. LUNCHEON CHAIRMAN, PHYLLIS SHVIDRIK £ST RtllEr. AND HER COMMITTEE COMPOS EO Dr ELLEN GATTS B. BALL BROVGHT BACK FROM GRASS 8[~R~rD~~~A~:o1~1~~~[:~~~ ~~:~:~:~:~[:TI;H~9~~M::N~I:[M- DANNA DAVIS, Ro LANE ANO AUDREY BELL DEC­ !TRIP AREA ALONG ROAD 7 & 8 MAY HOLMDEL, NEw JERSEY, LOCATION. HE HAS BEEN CONCERNED ORATED THE BANYaN ROOM TABLES WITH SMALL BE MOVED LATERALLY TWO (2) CLUB WtTH THE STUDY or MICROWAVE FILTERS, MICROWAVE PARAMETRIC TRAILERS AND PALM TREES. THE MENU IN­ LENGTHS FROM ROAD, NO CLOSER TO DEVICES, AND SOLID STATE MICROWAVE POWER SOURCES. HE CLUDED rRENCH ONION SOUP, STurrED TOMATO HOLE. BALL COMING TO REST ASSUMED HIS PRESENT POST IN 1966. SALAD WITH ASSORTED RELISHES AND A'PLE ALONG 'ENCED AREA ON HOLES 5 & A NATIVE 0, BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA, DR. DELOACH RECEIVED PIE WITH ICE CRrAM. 6 MAY 8E MOVED LATERALLY TWO (2) THE B.S. AND M.S. DEaREES IN PHYSICS ,ROM AUBURN UNIVER­ THE BUSINESS MEETING WAS SHORT BUT CLUB LENGTHS, NO CLOSER TO SITY IN 1951 AND '952, RESPECTIVELY, AND THE PH.D. DEGREE INCluOED ELECTION or THE OFFICERS 'ICT'REOI HOLE. IN PHYSICS FROM OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY IN 1956. BELOW. 2. OUT OfBOUNOS: DR. DELOACH IS THE AUTHOR Or A NUMBER OF PUBLISHED A. OUTSIDE or RED STAKES LINING TECHNICAL ARTICLES. HE HAS BEEN GRANTED SIX PATENTS FOR No. I FAIRWAY TO GREEN. HIS INVENTIONS. B. OUTSIDE OF RED STAKES BACK or HE IS A MEMBER or THE INSTITUTE OF ELECTRICAL AND ELEC­ No. 4 HOLE. TRONICS ENalNEERS ANO THE HONOR SOCIETIES, PI Mu EpSILON, C. MAGAZINE AREA (OUTSIDE OF FENCE GMA XI, AND S,GMA PI SIGMA. POIT.) :-:;:---,-----,--,-;-::-::-:;:---- O. RUNWAY E. BACK OF' No.9 GREEN AS DESIGNAT- ED 8Y MARKERS. STROKE AND DISTANCE PENALTY FOR OUT or BOUNDS APPLIES ONLY ON THE TEE SHOTS. ALL FAIRWAY SHOTS GOING OOT or BOUNDS INCLUDING WEATHER STATION BUILDING ON HOLE NO.7. BALL WILL BE DROPPED WITH- IN TWO (2) CLUB LENGTHS or POINT WHERE BALL WENT IN - NO CLCSER TO LEfT TO RIGHT ••• CHARLOTTE KING, 1ST VICE HOLE. PRESIDENT; MARY JACKSON, PRESIDENT; PENALTY; ONE (1) STROKE ETHEL GOULD, SECRETARY; ANO DORIS WISNOW­ EXCEPTIONS TO OUT OF BOUNDS ON TEE SKI, TREASURER. TISH OTTINGER, 2ND VICE 3. SHOTS. PRESIDENT, WAS UNABLE TO 8t ~RESENT rOR 4. ROUGH DErlNING LINES· OUTSIDE {lEF'T THE PI CTURE. or WHITE STAKES ON THE GOLF' COURSE. MARY JACMSON WIll BE ANNOUNCING HER NEW A. O'TICAL BUILDING No. I FAIRWAY BOARD MEMBERS SOON. (PLAYER IS CHOICE). ------I. fiRST TEE SHOT HITS BUILD­ Global Wives Luncheon ING IN ANY MANNER PLAYER MAY ELECT TO HIT A SECOND REMEM8ER THE LUNCHEON THIS SATURDAY, OR. B. C. DELOACH MR. W. L. MRAZ BALL. AUGUST 24TH AT 12 AH. IF YOU HAVEN'T 2. IF SECOND BALL IS HIT - MR. MRAZ JOINED BELL LABORATORIES IN 1941. HE INITIALLY BEEN CONTACTED AIOUT RESERVATIONS, PLEASE rlRST BALL MUST BE ABANDON[D. ISTEO IN THE DESIGN or T(ST (OUIPN[NT FOR CARRIER TClC· CALL REVEA MAYHEW {82756) ,lrTEIt 3 PM. SECOND BALL MUST BE PLAYED I.,••• ,. SYSTEMS. DURING THE WAR YEARS HE WORKED ON RADAR REGARDLESS WHETHER IT HITS VER DESIGN rOR MILITARY SYSTEMS. FOR A PORTION OF THE BUILDING. A THIRD BALL THIS PERIOD HE WAS ON FIELD ASSIGNMENT TO THE MASSACHU­ Bicycle Sale Tomorrow MAY BE HIT ONLY IF' SECOND SETTS INSTITUTE or TECHNOLOGY RADIATION LABORATORY. BALL HITS BUILDING AND GOES AFTER THE WAR HE WAS CONCERNED WITH MILITARY ELECTRONICS THERE WILL 8E A BICYCLE SALE AT THE OUT OF BOUNDS. No PENALTY. RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT. MR. MRAZ WAS A MEMBER OF THE CENTRAL POLICE STATION TOMORROW, AuaUST 3. BALL RESTING BEHIND BUILDING ORIGINAL DEVELOPMENT TEAM RESPONSIBLE FOR THE INITIAL 22ND BETWEEN 1700 AND 1800 HOURS. CHECK MAY BE LIFTED LErT OR RIGHT WORK ON THE NIKE MISSILE DEFENSE SYSTEMS. DURING 1954 AND TONIGHT TO SEE I' YOUR MISSING BIKE IS NO CLOSER TO HOLE, TO PRO­ 1955 HE WAS AN INSTRUCTOR IN THE COMPANY·S GRADUATE STUDY AMONG THE BICYCLES TO Bt SOLD TOMORROW. YllE AN UNOBSTRUCTED LINE OF PROGRAM. SIGHT TO THE GREEN. IN 1956 HE WAS TRANSFERRED TO THE WHITE SANDS LABORATORY BALL MAy BE LIfTED rROM ANY ROAD ON AS A SUPERVISOR TO AID IN THE FIELD TESTING or THE NIKE 5· THE COURSE WITHOUT PENALTY, ~ CLOSER lITILE ROCK, ARKANSAS (UPI )_.5EN. J. HERCULES WEAPON SYSTEM. IN 1960 HE WAS APPOINTED HEAD TO HOLE. UtAM FUURIGHT (DrN.-ARK), TOOAY CALLED or THE SYSTEMS' EVALUATION DEPARTMENT WHERE HE CONDUCTED 6 ALL OTHER IMMOVABLE MAN-MADE STRUC­ THE ORIGINAL NIKE ZEUS MISSILE TESTING. INVASION OF CZECHOSLOYAKIA BY RUSSIA • TURES ON THE COURSE SHALL 8E REGARDED VERY TRAGI C DEVELOPMENT" WHI CH I N THE HE VAS TRANsrERRED TO THE. KWAJALEIN FIELD STATION AS AS OBSTRUCTIONS. THE BALL MAY BE RUN '''''~l "ROVt TO at A GlttAT MIS- HEAO or THE EQUIPMENT EVALUATION DEPARTMENT IN 1961. HE DROPPED WITHIN TWO (2) CLue LENGTHS, TO WHITE SANDS IN 1963 VHERE HE WAS IN CHARGE or ON THE PART OF' THt Russ I AN!. II NO CLOSER ~~. HOWEVER, OBSTRUC­ FUL8RIGHT SAID IT WILL SHOW THE WHOLE I, WSMR, THE rlRST MULTlruNCTloN ARRAY RADAR IN TION MUST REMAIN BETWEEN BALL AND PIN "THAT COMMUNISM AS SUCH ••• THE Rus.. PRO~ECT. HE RETURNED TO THE WHIPPANY LABORATORY IN BALL COMING TO REST AT lASE or ANY VARIETY AT LEAST---DOES NOT APPEAL 7· TO ASSUME HIS PRESENT OVERALL RESPONSIBILITY rDR THE COCONUT PALM TREES· IS CONSIDERED TH[ CZECHS." ACQUISITION RADAR. FAIRWAV. FUL8RIGHT, CHAIRMAN OF THE SENATE FOR­ IN CHICAGO, ILLINOIS, MR. MRAZ RECEIVED THE B.S. GROUND STAttED AS "UNDER REPAIR" PER· IGN RELATIONS COMMITTEE AMD DNt or THE 8. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING rRON PURDUE UNIVERSITY MITS PLAYER TO LIF'T AND DROP BALL NQ DOYES ON VIET NAM, SAID HE HAS WITHOUT PENALTY AS NEAR AS POSSIBLE A MEMBER OF THE INSTITUTE OF ~LECTRICAL AND ELEC- ON WHAT COURSE THE UNITED STATtS TO THE S'OT WHERE IT LIES, NO CLOSER ENGINEERS, ETA KAPA Nu, TAU BETA PI, AND SIGMA XI. 1"'0'''0 TAKE. TO HOl!. IT'S TOO NEW," HE SAID. "THESE THINGS ON HOLES No.2 AND 6 ••• 00 NOT HIT NOT SETTLED BY rORCE IN THE lONG RUN. 9. UNTIL GREEN IS CLEAR. IN THE SHORT TERM, 1 SU'POSE THEY RUISIANS AND SATELLITES) HAVE THE FM x~.dul. I~::::~:,:T:;Y,~T~O.WORK THEI~ WILL, BUT THE TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 20 AND 21 II ARE THAT THE 'YSTEM THEY A~E Scouting DOES NOT A~~tAl TO THE ~EOPLt WOULD-BE BROWNIES 6ND GIRL SCOUTS Will N CZECHOSLOVAKIA OR ElSEWHER[." ROMANTIC GYPSY STRINGS - TRADITIONAL GYPSY AIRS PLAYED HAVE ONE MORE CHANCE TO SIGN U~ FOR &¥ RAPHA BROGIOTTO & HIS ORCHESTRA - 29.00 I',;O"TINO ON FRIDAY EVENING F'ROM 7 TO 9 PM THE SCOUT HUT ACROSS F'RON THE SJI[ ClAL NEW CHRISTY MINSTRELS - 33.00 WASHINGTON (UPI)--5EN. EUGENE J. Mc­ ERVICES BUILDING, ACCORDING TO MRS. CHIM CH'M CHEREE; WE'LL SING IN THE SUNSHINE; H['s A (OEM.-MINN.), TODAY IELITTlED TME BARBARA FAULKENHAN, GIRL SCOUT CO·ORDIN­ LOSER; KISSES SWEETER THAN WINE; SPRINGTIME; IT'S GONNA ION OF CZECHOSLOVAKIA AND lAID THE I ATI NG CHAIRMAN. EACH GIRL MUST BE BE fiNE; A LITTLE BIT OF HAPPINESSj DOWNTOWN; THE n MOVE KAD BUN MADE "C"SIU" BY ACCOM,ANIED I¥ A 'AREMT. ROUNOERS; LARK DAYj COTTON FIELDS; fREEDOM. • INVOLVEMENT IN VIET NAM." GIRLS WHO WERE BROWNIES OR SCOUTS lAST 'N A ITATEMENT, MCCARTHY lAID: "I DO Y~AR AS WELL AS THOSE WHO ARt ENTERING LATIN ROCK - CLAUS OGERMAN & HIS ORCHESTRA - 28.00 NOT I" THIS AS A NAJOR WORLD CRIIII. IT SCOUTING FOR THE rlRST TIME MUST REGIS­ TEQUllAj SAN JUAN; BANG! BANG! NAO SE ACAaou; UN Poco II liKELY TO HAVE MORe S'RIOUS CONIEQUENCE TER TO BE INCLUDED IN THIS YtAR'S PRO- RIO; YAMao; TRES HERMANAS, CUCHY FRITO MAN; PARADISOj THE C,"MUNIIT PARTY IN RUIIIA THAN IN GRAM. MAS QUE NADA. CZECHOSLOVAKIA •••• II SCOUTING LEVELS ARE SET UP IY SCHOOL "Brc.AUlI or OUlt "OIITION IN Vln NAM GRADE, AS FOllOWS: LITE CLASSICS - BOSTON Po,. ORCHESTRA - 21.00 EARLIER INTERveNTION IN CUIA AND IN 2ND AND 3RD GRADES SA'WHlts flRt DANCE; HORA STOCATAj MINUETi THe RITUA~ R,ot or DoMINICAN A"UILIC, IT CERTAINLY 4TH, 5TH )NO 6TH JUNIOR GJRL VAlKYRIU. .1 r" THE RUlli ANI TO NOYE AI TNI:T Scoun MOVED IN CZICHI.LIVAKIA AND HA"Ol" 7TH, 8TH AND 9TH CADETTE SCOUT. T()()\Y'S HITS FOR R.ND A.L ALikE'" • ~15 OWNER ""-'/$ .•••

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BURST LARRY JACKSON ~ENT THt DISTANCE FOR THE NORTH ALONG LAGOON RD - PAST THE PHILLIES TO REGISTER HIS 11TH VICTORY COMMISSARY IAmerican League AGAINST 15 LOSSES JACKSON'S NINE-INN,NG FOLLOW LAGOON Ro UNTIL IT MEETS OCEAN RO.--THEN SOUTH ON OCEAN RD. , PETE WARD HIT A GRANO SLAM HOMER AND STINT PUSHED HIM OVER THE 200-INNING MARK TO THE AIR TERMINAL TO NINTH ST. I,GERRY McN[RTN[Y OROVE IN F'OUR RUNS WITH rOUR tOR THE 10TH STRAICHT YEAR. TURN RIGHT ON NINTH ST. TO THE HITS AS THE CHICACO WHITE Sox SHELLEO 25~ BILL MAZtROSKI DRove IN THREE RUNS WITH GLOBAL rlNANCE OFfiCE GAME WINNER D[N~Y MCLAIN rOR A 10-2 VICTORY A SINGLE AND A TRIPLE AND MATTY ALOU BANGED I THERE WILL BE fiVE PLACE PRIZES PLUS A I YESTERDAY AFTER JOHN HILLER'S ON[~HITT[R OUT THREE HITS TO PACE THE PITTSBURGH PI­ TIME PRIZE. GAVE THE DETROIT T,GERS A 7-0 TRIUMPH IN RATES TO AN 13-3 TRIUMPH OVER t:INCINNATI. T~E HANDICAPPING WILL AGAIN BE OONE BY THE OPENER RON SWOBODA DROVE IN FIVE RUNS AND TOM OLIVER PELKEY, THE SPECIAL SERVICES CO­ SEVEN or THE RUNS SCORED orr MCLAIN WERE SEAVER AND CAL KOONCt COMBINED ON A flVt­ ORDINATOR Of THE RUNNING ",NO JOGGI~~ pRO­ UNEARNED AS THE TIGERS COMMITTED FOUR HITTER AS THC New YORK METS BL"'NKeo THE ERRORS THE LOSS WAS ONLY MCLAIN's fOURTH SAN rRANCISCO GIANTS, ~-O. GRAM. THE TIME OF THE RACE AND CLOSING DATE OF THE SEASON AND ALL rOUR HAVE COME AT RUSTY STAUB DROVE IN THREE RUNS WITH A I 'OR ENTRIES WILl. BE ANNOUNCED EARLY NEXT HOME HE IS 16-0 ON THE ROAD DOUBLE AND A SACRIfICE FLY AND LARRY GARY PET(RS WENT THE DISTANCE FOR THE DIERKER WON HIS SIXTH STRAIGHT GAME AS WEEK. WHITE SOX TO REGISTER HIS fOURTH VICTORY IN THE HOUSTON ASTROS DROPPED THE Los ANGELES Tennis 14ot CISIONS HE WALKEO TWO AND !TR:UCf'; OUT DODGERS D([PER INTO THE NATIONAL LEAGUE SIX AND WAS TOUCHED FOR aOTH DETROIT RUNS CELLAR WITH AN ~-5 TRIUMPH TOP-SEEDED ROD LAVER 0' AuSTRALIA YESTER­ DAY GIVEN A fiRST-ROUND BYE IN THE U.S. IN hIE FOURTH WILLIE SMITH'S SECOND HOMER Of THE GAME W~S HILLER ALLOWEO ONLY A fiFTH INNING SINGLE WITH T... O ouT IN THE 10TH INNING GAVE THE OPEN TENNIS CH ... MPIONSHIPS AND DREW AMATEUR THOMAS KOCH OF BRAZIL AS HIS SECOND ROUND BY RON HANSEN IN THE OPENER ... HILE POSTING CHICAGO Cues ... 6-5 YICTORY OYER THE AT­ HIS SIXTH VICTORY IN NINE DECISIONS LANTA BRAVES OPPONENT FOR TH~ TOURNAMENT AT rOREST HILLS, THE SPLIT ENABLED THE TIGERS TO STRETCH ~---- AUG. 29 - SEPT. 8. THE IR LO.GUE LEAD TO SEVEN GAMES OVER THE GOLF ARTHUR ASHE OF RICHMOND, VA., THE TOP BALTIMORE ORIOLES. ",HO "'(RE HELD TO ONE SEEDED AMATEUR AT No.5, ALSO DREW A FIRST HIT ay R,CK CL ... RK AND CLYDE WRIGHT AND l.DST IT IS V(RY IMPORTANT fOR COMPUTATION Of ROUND B'r£ AND WILL PLA ... rRANK PARKER OF TO THE CALifORNIA ANGELS, 7-2 HANDICAPPING THAT THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION CHICAGO IN THE SECOND ROUND. I WRIGHT TOOK OVER fOR CLARK IN THE THIRD APPEAR O~ YOUR SCORE CARDS: OTHER 'IRST ROUND BYES AMONG THE TOP 10 AND BLANKEO THE ORIOLES W,THOUT A HIT THE CORRECT LAST NAMe WITH INITIAL SEEDS WERE GIVEN TO SECOND-SEEDED TONY ROCHE R(ST Of THE WAY MARK BELANGER'S SINGLE Off IN THE CASE OF IDENTICAL LAST OF AUSTRALIA AND EIGHTH-SEEDED AMATEUR TOM CLARK IN THE THIRD ... AS THE ONLY HIT BY THE N... MES -- T"'O INITIALS OXXER Of HOLLANO. ROCHE WILL MEET AMATEUR OR IDLES IN THE G... ME THE DATE M!lST 8E ON THE SCORE CARD STAN SMITH or PASADENA, CALI'., "'ND OKKER MEL STOTTLEMYRE PITCHED A fOUR-HITTER fOR JUNIOR GOLfERS -- PLEASE NOTE -­ WILL TAKE ON LENN SCHLOSS OF BALTIMORE, MD., HIS SIXTH SHOUTOUT or THE SEASON AND ANDY INDICATE THIS BY WRITING JR. IN THE SECOND ROUND. Kosco SLAMMED A T"'O-RUN HOMER TO L(AO THE ALL CARDS THAT ARE ILLeGIBLE OR WITH THE OTHER AMERICAN AMATEURS ENTERED, CLARK GRAEBNER or N. N0.7, AND CHARLES NE'" YORK YA~KEES TO A 5-0 TRIUMPH OVER THE rlRST NAMES ONLY WILL NOT BE USED FOR Y., MINNESOTA T~INS HANDICAPPING PUARELL Of PUERTO RICO, No. 12, BOTH DREW STDTTlEM"RE, GA INING HI$ 16TH VICTORY Labor Day Tourney "RST-ROUND AMATEUR OPPONENTS. GRAEBNER AGAINST 10 LOSSES, ...... S NEVER IN SERIOUS WILL MEET PREMJIT LALL Of INDIA AND P~SAAELl TROUBLE AS HE ALlO~ED ONLY ONE RUNNER AS THE olADLtNE fOR ENTERING THE SPECIAL WILL FACE KARL COOMBS. FAR AS SECOND BASE HE "'ALI<[O T... D AND SERYICES AND KGA ALL-ISLAND MEN AND \{OMEN OTHER "RST-ROUND PAIRINGS PIT THIRD­ STRUCK OUT ONE WEEK-END GOLF TOURNEY IS WED , AUG. 28. SEEDED KEN ROSEWALL OF AUSTRALIA AG~INST PINCH-HITTER, SNYOER, SINGLED HOME JOSE THOSE DES I RING TO PART I C I PA TE BUT DO JIM PR~KER OF ST. LOUIS; FOuRTH-SEEDED CAROENAL fROM THIPO BASE WITH THE OECIDING NOT HAVE A HAND"",P MUST SUBMIT nVE {51 JOHN NEWCOMBE" or AUSTRALIA AGAINST ALLEN RUN IN THE EIGHTH INNING TO LEAD THE CLEVE­ NINE (9) HOLE SCORtS PRIOR TO THE DEADLINE QUA ... Of SOUTH ORANGt, N. J., SIXTH-SEEDED LAND INDIANS TO A 2-1 VICTORY OVER THE AN ENTRY FEE OF $2.00 WILL ASSESSED TO OENNIS RALSTON Of BAKERSfIELD~ CALIF., BOSTON REO Sox BEHIND THE fOUR-HIT PITCHING COYER COSTS Of RErRtSHMENTS WHICH WILL BE AG~INST CHAUNC ... STEELE III, Of C... MBRIDGE, Of 5."" McDOWELL SERVED ON THE FINAL DAY Or THE TOURNEY, MAss., BUTCH BUCHHOLO Of ST. LOUIS AGAINST WITH ONE OUT IN THE EIGHTH, CARDENAL TRIP­ MON , SEPT 2 OAN O'BRYANT, ANDRES GIMENO Of SP~IN ~G~INST LCD .AND SNYDeR, a"TTlNC; rOR DAve NU.SON, HIT To ENTER, CONTACT ONE O~ THE ~OLLO"'I"'G: RAY MoORE OF SOUTH AfRIC~ AND MARTY RIESIEN GARY BELL's fiRST PITCH fOR A SINGLE SPECIAL SERVICES 83331 Of EVANSON, ILL. AGAINST ZELJKO FR~NULOVtC. DANNY C... TER LED Ofr THE NINTH INNING WITH JOHN VILORIA 83368 SECOND ROUND MATCHES PAIR fRED STOLLE Of ... HOMER TO GIVE THE OAKLAND A's A 4-3 VIC­ DAVe GOLSTE IN AUSTRALIA AND PETER CURTIS, PANCHO GONZALES TORY OVER THE WASHINGTON SENATORS IN THE JACK CUOD ~Ng§ Of Los ANGELES AND COLIN STUBS, Roy EMERSON 2ND GAME or ... DOUBLEHEADER THE WASHINGTON OR THE ATTENDANT AT THE GOLF CLL'B Of AUSTRALIA AND SAM GIAMMALVA AND CLifF SCNATORS HAD A 7~5 TRIUMPH OVER THE A's IN HouSE. DR"'SDALE or SOUTH AFRICA AND LUIS AYALA or THE OPENER WITH A HOMER AND rOUR SINGLES PLEASE SPECIFY ON WHICH TWO DAYS YOU ... ISH CHILE. THE A's TOOK A 3-0 LEAO INTO THE EIGHTH TO PLAY YOUR 18 HOLES. THE U.S. LAWN TENNIS ASSOCIATION ALSO ,BUT BRANT ALYEA T/ED IT UP WITH A THREE-RUN ANNOUNCED THE S[EDINGS fOR THE WOMENIS HOMER OfF RELIEVER, PAUL LINOBLAD ROD AND GUN IINGLES, NAMING BILLIE JEAN KING To THE UNSER LED Off THE fiRST G... ME WITH HIS ATTENDANCE HAS BEEN HIGH ON SUNDAYS AT No. 1 POSITION. ANN HADYON JONES Of [NGLAND r,RST MA.lOR LEAGUE HOMCR AND VOUNO UP ... ITH THE TRAP RANGe! MEMBERS HAVE BEEN SHARP­ W~S S[EDED SECOND, JUDY TEGART OF AUSTRALIA A 5-fOR-5 PERFORMANCE ENING THEIR SKILLS fOR OUR BIG LABGR DAY THIRD AND MARG~RET SMITH COURT OF AUSTRALI~ [VENT. FOURTH. IMajor League Standings SOME LUCKY PERSON WILL Bt AWARDED A ROUNDING OUT THE TOP EIGHT SEEDS WERE I W L PCT. GB REMINGTON 1100 SHOTGUN AS fiRST PRIZE. MARI~ BUENO Of BRAZIL, VIRGINIA WADE Of DETROIT 79 45 6J7 -- JOIN THE ROD AND GUN CLUB TO LEARN ABOUT GREAT BRITAIN, MAR'" ANN EISEL or ST. LOUIS IlOL TlI-IlRE 72 52 5 3 7 SHOOTING 'N COMPETITION. THE TRAP RANGE AND KRISTY PIGEON Of DANVILLE, CALif. BOSTON 611 5~ .540 12 Is OPEN fROM NOON ON SUNDAYS AND WEDNESDAY AT CHESTNUT HILL, MASS.: CLEVELAND 67 61 523 14 EVENINGS. ALL OF THt SEtDED U.S. ENTRIES IN THE OAKLAND 62 62 50ij 16 1/2 THERE Will 8E A CLUB "EETING, THURS., WO"EN'S SINGLES, HEADED BY fAVORED MAR'" NEW YORK 5~ 62 4q3 19 AUG. 22 AT 8 PM AT THE COMMUNITY CENTER. ANN EISEL, AND TWO S£EDED U.S. MEN, WERE MINNESOTA 5il 6<; 472 20 1/2 TOPPLED FROM THE NATIONAL TENNIS eH~MPIO"­ CALifORNIA 56 6~ 456 22 1/2 KGA Monthly Meeting SHIPS TODA ... IN A SERIES OF UPSETS. CHICAGO 52 72 419 THE KGA MONTHLY MEETING WILL BE HELD ON MISS EISEL, tHt ST. LOUIS RESIDENT WHO WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 21, BeGINNING AT 8 PM. WAS TOP SE[DED IN WOMEN'S SINGLES, WAS W L PCT. GB IT WILl. 8£ Htl.D AT THE COMMUNITY CENTtR ROUTED IN STR~IGHT SETS BY ~OUR-TIME CHAM­ ST. LOUIS 79 45 637 -- AND ALL KGA MEMBERS ARE URGED TO ATTEND. PION M~RI~ BUENO Of BRAZIL, THE THIRD-SEEDEE THE AGENDA WILL INCLUDE TOPICe PIRTINENT CINCINNATI 64 57 .52E :~ 1/2 fOREIGN ENTRY, IN THE DAY' J ~IGGtST UPStT, SAN mANC I SCO 59 52 TO OUR GOL"NQ ACT' VI TIES ON KWAJAL[IN, AS 9-7, 6-2. CHICAGO ~ 61 520 14 1/2 WELL AS A SHOVING or THE 1965 BUICK OPtN. MISS BUENO, STILL TROUBLED BY ~ LEG IN­ ATLANTA 63 62 16 1/2 SOCCer JURY THAT HAS HAMPERED HER PLAY FOR THE PITTSBlJ1GH 60 65 ~~ 19 1/2 PAST SEVERAL WEU.S, TRAILED UrORiE IALLYIH • PHILADELPHIA 5 66 . 463 2\ I/Z MoNDAY, AUGUST 26, THERE WILL BE A MEET­ eHIE' vICT'M IN THE NENIS SINGLES WAS : HOUSTON A 69 457 22 1/2 ING OF THE SOCCER AIIOCIATION. THE MEETING CLlrr RICHEY, THE 'OURTH SEED, WHO 'ELL N[W YORK ~q 70 453 23 WILL B£ HELD AT THE COMMUNITY CENTER AT TO TH[ UNSEEDED VETERAN BoB LUTZ, U.S., LOS ANGELES 5~ ZQ ,435 25 81)0 P •• 6-3, 6-z, 6-2. PLAY[~S, MANAGERS OR ANYONE INTERESTED FlfTH-'EEDED STAN SMITH ALSO WAS ~NOCKtO It FAST PITCH MUTING 'S .CN[OUllO rCR IN PARTICIPATING .N THE SOCClR A,sOCIATION OUT IN A RUGGeD 'lYE-aiET MATCH WITH THIRO­ T"UUOA'" AT 5'", ALL T[AM MAG. OR RE,R[- '1 URGED TO ATTEND THII MEETING. RATED_'~RE!G~ ENTRY AL~AN#STONE Of Au.TR~­ " ..... , . Tn •• LOA '_f. 7_0, 6-4 4-b. b-4 Wa t OBSERVER: Voter Therapy N£w YORK {UPI )--THE NEW MAY BE IN FOR A SLIGHT REACTION TOMORROW by Russell Baker CAUSE OF' THE SOVIET INV~SION OF' CZECHO­ Ic} 1968 New York T,mes News ServIce SLOVAKIA. BUT MOST W/4.LL STREET EXP£RTS BE­ LIEVE IT WILL BE NOTHING OF A LONG-LASTING WASHINGTQN--Ir NOW APPEARS THAT WE WILL HAVE TO CHOOSE THE NEXT PRESIOENT FROM ANONG NATURE. RICHARD NIXON, HUBERT HUMPHREY, AND GEORGE WALLACE. IN PREPARING TO MAKE THIS CHOICE, TODAY, THE MA,JOR SECURITIES EXCHANGES AND THE IMPORTANT THING FOR THE SOUND CITllEN IS TO REMAlN IN GOOD MENTAL CONDITION. THE OV£R-THE-COUNTER MARKET WERE CLOSED IN A CHEERY OUTLOOK, AN UNFOUNDED OPTIMISM, A rULL ENTHUSIASM -- THESE MUST BE RELENTLESS­ CONTINUATION OF' THE CLOSING IN THE MIDDLE LY CULTIVATED THROUGH THE REST or THE CAMPAIGN. MANY r'ND THE TASK HARD, BUT FORTUNATE­ OF' THE TRADING WEEK THAT BEGAN WITH THE LY DOZENS OF" SO-CALLED ",JOLLY CLINICS" ARE ALREADY SPRINGING UP ACROSS THE NATION TO SUSPENSION OF TR/4.DING ON WEDNESDAY, JUN£ 4. GIVE THE DISPIRITEO PROFESSIONAL HELP IN KEEPING THEIR CHINS UP FOR THE OIFFICULT CHOICE WEDNESD/4.Y TRADING HAS BE£N OMITTED EVERY AHEAD. WEEK SINCE THEN EXCEPT FOR JULY THIRD. AT A TYPICAL JOLLY CLINIC HERE IN WASHINGTON -- SAM'S KEEP-SMILING ACADEMY ON PENN­ IN THAT WEEK, IN ADDITION TO THE JULY SYLVANIA AV~NUE -- THE CLI~NT RECEIVES TWO SESSIONS A WEEK WITH A CAMPAIGN THERAPIST. ~OlIDAY, TRADING WAS ALSO OMITTED ON JULY THE HEART or THE PROGRAM IS THE PERSONAL INTERVIEW IN WHICH THE DEPRESSED CLIENT HAS HIS rlrTH. MISGIVINGS EXPLAINED /4.WAY. HERE IS A rRAG- Radio Announcers Calm As TO THE PROSPECTS FOR TOMORROW -_ IN VIEW or THE INVASION OF CZECHOSLOVAKIA -­ /4. CURTAIN, or A ~~:~~A~u~~~~R:~~::aEHIND As They Ten of Invasion THE HEAD OF RESEARCH F'OR HARRIS, UPHAM AND "BEfORE THE CONVENTION THOUGHT I COULD LONOON (UPI)--"WE ARE SURPRISED TO STILL COMPANY -- RALPH ROTNEM .... TAKES THE VIEW VOTE fOR NIXON, aUT NOW THAT I KNOW IT WOULD BE H~RE." THAT ANY RE/4.CTION WILL BE ONLY TEMPORARY. PUT ME IN THE SAME BOAT WITH STROM THURMOND, THE CA~M TONES or THE RADIO ANNOUNCER HE SAYS: tilT IS PRETTY COMfORTING TO KNOW I CAN'T 00 IT.' BETRAYED NO SIGN or THE TENSION. No THE HISTORY Of THESE THINGS. HE HAS MADE NONSENSE. NIXON IS A GREAT 'CHOICE. TREMOR MARRED THE MONOLOGUE THAT THROUGH A STATISTICAL STUDY OF' MARKET REACTIONS TO , , "GIVE ME ONE REASON WHY. THE LONG GRIM NIGHT TOLLED THE EPITAPH EVERY PIECE Of CRISIS NEWS SINCE THE SINK­ "GENERAL EISENHOWER LIKES HIM.' or NEW rOUND HtE£DOM rOR THE SPEAKERS IN ING Of THE BATTLESHIP "MAINE" IN 1898. AND "GIVE ME ANOTHER." THE PRAGUE STUDIO AND 14 MILLION rELLOw HE SAYS: "THE PATTERN I S MUCH THE SAM£. 'HE HAS TWO PRETTY DAUGHTERS. CZECHS. THE EF'fECT OF UNEXPECTED N£WS IS THAT THE "GI VE ME ANOTHER. r THE WORDS THAT SPELLED OUT ONE or F'REE- MARK£T GOES DOWN BUT RECOVERS ENOUGH PER­ "HE PROVIDES THE ONLY ESCAPE rROM HUBERT DOM's GRIMMEST TRAGEDIES BEGAN wITH THE CENT IN A REASONABLE LENGTH OF' TIM£.(I HuMPHREY AND G£ORGE WALLACE." BLUNT ANNOUNCEMENT THAT THE INVASION BY ROBERT JOHNSON, RESEARCH CHIEf F'OR "I COULDN'T POSSIBLY VOTE FOR HUMPHREY." RUSSIA ANO rOUR WARSAW PACT ALLIES HAD PAINE, WEBBER, JACKSON AND CU~IS, COM­ "NONSENSE. HUMPHREY IS A GREAT CHOICE. r BEGUN: MENTED: "TOOAY'S SilVER LINING IS THAT THE "you SAY HE'S A GREAT CHOICE. I SAY HE'S "YESTERDAY ON THE 20TH OF AUGUST, AROUND STOCK EXCHANGES ARE CLOSED. AN ENfORCED A LYNDON JOHNSON IN SHEEP'S CLOTHING." 2300 HOURS, TROOPS OF' THE SOVIET UNION, 24-HOUR COOlING-orF PERIOD MAY BE A REAL "AH, BUT YOU ARE TALKING ABOUT THE HUMPH- THE POLISH PEOPLES REPUBLIC, THE G£RMAN BLESS ING. REY OF' TH£ VICE PR£SIDENCY, THE HUMPHREY OF DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC, THE HUNGARIAN PEOPLES JOHNSON ADDEO: "INTERNATIONAL INCIDENTS 1964-68. BUT DON'T rORGET, THERE IS A WON- REPUSLIC AND THE BuLGARIAN PEOPLES REPUBLI SUCH AS THE CZECHOSLOVAK INVASION HAVE ANY­ OERfUL OLD HUMPHREY WAITING TO SPRING F'ORTH HAVE CROSSED THE F'RONTIERS OF' THE CZECHO- THING BUT A CONSTRUCTIVE INFLUENCE ON THE WITH THE HELP OF' YOUR YOTE." SLOVAK REPUBLIC." STOCK MARKET. THURSDAy's OPENING MAY BE "THAT'S WHAT BOTHERS ME ABOUT THIS WHOLE THE CALM VOICE SAID NO BR/4.NCH OF' THE INFLUENCED IN GREAT MEASURE BY rURTHER ELECTION." ClECr! GOVERNMENT HAD BEEN WARNED OF' THE DEVELOPMENTS IN THE CZECHOSLOVAK SITUATION "WHAT BOTH£RS YOU?" INVASION. No ORDERS HAD BEEN ISSUED TO BETWEEN NOW AND THEN." "THE POLITICIANS KEEP WINKING AT ME AND REPEL TROOPS STREAMING INTO THE COUNTRY LARRY WACHETEL OF BACHE AND COMPANY, SAYING I WOULD BE DELIGHTED BECAUSE I C/4.N ON FOOT, IN TANKS AND IN PLANES, THE SAID, "THERE'S GOING TO BE A SELL-orr. CHOOSE BETWEEN THE NEW NIXON ANO THE OLD ANNOUNCER SAID. THER£'LL PROBABLY BE SOME PUBLIC SELLING, HUMPHREY, BUT I'VE GOT THIS AwrUL rEELING By DAWN THE SAME UNRUF'Fl£D VOICE WAS BOT WE DON'T EXPECT MUCH fOLLOW-THROUGH. THAT I'M R£ALlY CHOOSING BETWE£N THE OLD UNDERSCOREO WITH R/4.TTLING GUNF' IRE __ AND THE MARKET WILL PROBABLY BE A BUY ON WEAK­ NIXON AND THE NEW HUMPHREY." THE ANNOUNCER WAS DESCRIBING CZECH CIVll- NESS, ESPECIALLY TH£ SAVINGS-AND-LOANS AND "OLD OR NEW, HUMPHREY WilL RESTOR£ ,JOY IANS OUTSIDE THE STUDIO TRYING TO FORCE THE HOUSING STOCKS, WHICH WE FAVOR." TO THE ART OF' GOVERNMENT." BACK WITH THEIR BODIES ENCROACHING RuSSIAN WACHETEl ADDED: "UNLIK£ THE HUNGARIAN "GIVE ME A REAL REASON FOR VOTING FOR TROOPS AND TANKS: REVOLUTION OF 1956, THIS ONE ALREADY IS AN HIM. "IT IS NOT CLEAR WHETHER THE F IRE IS ACCOMPLISH£D FACT --- WHEREAS THE FIGHTING "HE IS A WONDERFUL rATHER ANO HUSBAND." AIMED AT OUR BUilDING OR AT TH£ peOPLE WENT ON rOR TWOWE£KS IN HUNGARY. TH£ CRIS 'GIVE ME ANOTHER REASON.' D£MONSTRATING IN FRONT OF OUR HOUSE," THE DOUBTLESS WILL F'ADE AND NOT CAPTURE THE "HE PROVIDES TH£ ONLY £SCAPE FROM RICHARD ANNOUNCER SA I D. "TH£ F' I NAL £ND IS N£AR." HEADLINES F'ROM DAY TO DAY AS THE HUNGARIAN NIXON AND GEORG£ WALLACE." IT WASN'T. BUT THE BOOM OF WHAT SOUND­ REVOLUTION 010." "I COULD N£V£R VOTE FOR WALLACE." £0 LIKE TANK GUNS ECHO£O THROUGH THE OVERSEAS, THE INVASION OF CZECHOSLOVAK I "NONSENSE. WAL.L.ACE 15 A GREAT CHOICE." PRAGUE MICROPHONE. SHOUTS OF "DUBCEK, BROUGHT THE TRADITIONAL REACTION IN THE 'SO'S YOUR OLD MAN." DuBCEK" -- CZECH FREEDOM H£RO ALEXAND£R LONDON's FINANCIAL DISTRICT TODAY. THE "WAlL.AC£ MAKES THE BEST POLITICAL. SPEECH DuBCEK -- ANSWERED THE RUSSIAN CUNS. POUND STERLING SLOPPED, SHARE PRIC£S WERE OF ANY MAN IN AMERICA TODAY. HE OFFERS THE SOUNDS OF FRE£DOM DYING WERE INTER­ MARK£D DOWN AND THE PRICE OF GOLD WENT UP. THE F'IRST OPPORTUNITY IN YOUR LIF£TIME TO RUPTED FOR ANOTHER TERSE R£QUIEM, A STATE:­ THE PRICE OF GOLD WAS FIXED AT $40.30 AN PUT A COlORrUL TALKER IN THE WHITE HoUSE." MENT BY PRAGUE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY PRESIDIUM OUNCE, UP 75 CENTS fROM YESTERDAY AFT£R­ "I'''' AF'RAID, WITH WALLACE, IT WOULD BE M£MB£R AlOS POL£DN/4.K. NOON'S PRICE. DEALERS SAID DEMAND WAS THE LILYWHITE HoUSE." ''THE F'ACT THAT THE SOVEREIGNTY OF' THIS MODERATE AT THIS F'IGURE, BUT THERE H/4.D B£EN "NOT AT ALL. You ARE CONF'USED BY TH£ STATE HAS BEEN VIOLATED, WE CONDEMN WITH STRONG BUYING AT LOWER LEVELS. OLD WALLACE ANO THE PRESENT WALLACE. 0NCE THE UTMOST RESOLUT ION, II POLEDNAK SA I D. II ELECTED, HOWEVER, YOU WOU~D HAV£ A FUTURE IN THE HISTORY OF OUR COUNTRY, WE R£MEMBER Soviets Claim Red Troops WALlAC£. THERE IS ABSOLUT£LY NO WAY OF ONLY ONE SIMilAR DAY, THAT OF MARCH 15, Invited by Czech Leaders TELLING WHAT THE F'UTURE WALLAC£ MIGHT 00./1 1939." UNITED NATIONS (UPI)--T~E SOVIET UNION "THINK OF IT THAT WAY, AND YOU'LL SEE THAT DAT£ MARK£D THE AGREEMENT BETWEEN DECLARED TOD/4.Y THAT ITS TROOPS WERE IN- ~ THAT THERE HAS NEVER BEEN SUCH AN EXCITING BRITAIN AND FRANCE THAT 'LEARED THE WAY VITED INTO CZECHOSLOVAKIA BY CZECH AUTHOR- I CHOICE OF CANDIDATES. THE NEW NIXON VS. THE FOR ADOLF' HITLER'S THIRD REICH TO CRUSH ITIES BUT THE UNITED STATES CALLED THE WAR- ' OLD HUMPHREY VS. THE F'UTURE WAllACE. AND FREEDOM IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA ONCE BEFORE. SAW PACT INVAS ION OF' THE COUNTRy"AN A,FRONT r REMEMBER, WALLACE PROVIDES THE ONLY ESCAPE Red Guns Shell Saigon TO ALL CIVILIZED SENSIBILITIES." f FROM HuMPHREY ANO NIXON." U.S. AMBASSADOR GEORGE W. BAll CHALLENGED "I COULON IT POSS I BL Y VOTe FOR THE NEW NIXON, SAIGON {UPI)--COMMUNIST GUNNERS 3HELLED SOVIET AMBASSADOR JACOB A. MALIK TO NAME THE OLD NIXON, THE OLD HUMPHREY, THE NEW SAIGON FOR THE FIRST TIME: IN TWO MONTHS THE CZECH OFFICIALS WHp REQUESTED TROOPS HUMPHREY, OR ANY OF' THE THREE WALLACES." EARLY TODAY AND HOSPITAL SPOKESMEN RE­ FROM ITS NEIGHBORING ~OMMUNIST COUNTRIES. "NONSENSE. THEY ARE ALL GREAT CHOICES." PORTED AT LEAST 59 PERSONS KILLED OR WHEN BALL REF'ERRED TO L/4.ST MONTH'S MEET­ "G I VE ME ONE REASON WHY. II WOUNDED IN THE 20-ROCKET BARRAGE. INGS BETW£EN CZECH orFICIALS AND LEADERS ''THE:Y PROVIDE TH£ ONLY POSSIBLE ESCAPE: THE SIX-FOOT 12CMM ROCK£TS STREAKING OF THE SOVI£T UNION AND OTHER COMMUNIST INTO THE CITY IN TWO PR£DAWN BURSTS, COUNTRIES AND THE COMMUNIQUE FOLLOWING THEM STRUCK THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY BUILDING, ISSUED AT BRATISLAVA. MALIK AND JOSZEF THE CENTRAL MARKET PLACE /4.REA AND THE TAROOS, ACTING CHIE, OF THE HUNGARIAN DELE­ WATERFRONT DISTRICT Of DOWNTOWN SAIGON. GATION, SOUGHT TO HAVE HIM RULED OUT or AT SAIGON HOSPITAL WHERE MOST OF THE ORDER. THE MEETINGS OF THE CoMMUNIST CASUALTIES WERE TAKEN, SPOKESMeN SAID 59 LEADERS R£SUlTED IN APPARENT AGREEMENT THAT PERSONS W£RE BROUGHT IN BY AMBULANCES __ THE SOVI£T UNION WOULD NOT SEND TROOPS IN­ AT LEAST II OF' THEM ALREADY DEAD. AT TO CZECHOSLOVAKIA. LEAST EIGHT OF THE DEAD WERE CIVILIANS, "I C/4.N well UNDERSTAND' • THE REPRESENTA­ SPOKESMEN SA I D. TIVE OF THE SOVIET UNION IS DISTURBED BY MY THE CASUALTY TOLL WAS EXPECTED TO RISE, QUOTING THE BRATISlAV/4. COMMUNIQUE," bALL AS u.s. MILITARY POLICE AND SAIGON POLICE SAID. PI WOULD BE ASHAMED OF' IT IF' I WERE CONTINUED THEIR SEARCH OF THE STRUCK HE UNDER THOS£ CIRCUMSTANCES." AREAS. MALIK INDICATED Moscow's DEBATING STRATEGY THE SHELLING WAS THE FIRST ON TH£ BY RETORTING THAT IT WOULD, niH DUE TIME, AL SINCE JUNE 16 WHEN AN ALMOST NIGHTLY QUOTE FROM THE BRATISLAVA DECLARATION IN THE WAVE or ROCKET AND MORTAR ATTACKS ABRUPT­ PASSAGES THAT DESCRIBE U.S. ~OLICY IN THE CONGUSSMEH FOI HUMPHREY" Is the name ot this new LY HALTED MIDDLE EAST, IN VIET NAN AND ELSEWHERE." comm Itt.ee being announced In Washington From lett James 0 Hara of Michigan, Vice President Hubert Humph. THE COUNCIL WAS AUMMONED INTO URGENT "FORCE WITHOUT "'IDSOM rALLS OF ITS OWN SESSION AT THE DEMAND OF' THE UNITED STATtS, rey William L. Dawson ot Illinois, Michael J Kirwan ot tI Ohio John A Blatnik 01 Ml.nnellOta 'nley re co.-chairmen W£J.JUIl:. ....HoRACE-_ BR1Ul.N". CANADA,. fRANCE, DEltM.U:lL AND p.... H:>URGLASS PAGE 7

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NHo "N OLO OE .. T U~ f'OOTLOCIIER so WE /I C.... STRI" Orr T"E t1ARO\'/ ... RE. CALL GLOBAL ASSOCIATES BIll N'L(S .. T '32141 OURI .. G ,,"ORIIING HOURS Official Bulletin US(O UP~'GHT V"CUUM CLE ... NER rOR RUGS, I'" (;000 CONDITION, SET Of TRAINING DUTY OfF'IC[R PHOIIE W"EElS rOR Ct1ll0'S BICYCLE. C"lL 83642 Mo\J. W,L LYGHT ~2479 MORNINGS fTER 4 45, 82100 AfTER­ ""'0 ... CPT J B METELSKI 24 NOONS. TR"llER 553. 835 LTC F' G. THOMAS 83653 M E S.. NDS LOST ON3 B2629 LT. J M. ARON 82542 BROWN l .. 01E5 BilLfOLD SATURDAY BETWEEN LTC R SPECI';ER 82820 SURFW .. Y "NO 458c. fiNDER PLEASE C"LL DUTY OffICER IS KWAJ .. lEIN MISSilE 83694 OR RETURN TO 458c ArTER 4:30. RANGE COMM"NOING OfrICER's REPRESENT"'­ TIVE DURING OTHER TH"N NORMA~ DUTY IN THE VICINITY 01' D"llY TENNIS COURTS A P ... IR or PRESCR'''TION GL"SSES IN A "'OURS rlowrRrD COSIT RETURN TION DEMOCRATS WOULD GAIN NEW STRENGTH REO fElS B4NQUET rOR J"'E MONTH or TO T"'[ L'BIURY or H'rSE !!lOOKS IS RE­ AT THt CONVENTION BEGINNING IN CHICAGO 'htURSD ... Y, AUGUST Will BE "'ELD ... T OU(S1[D. ~O OVERDUE r'NES "RE 29 NEXT WtEK. 7 .. '" IN T .. E BAHYAH ROOM or r"'E YOllwE C~ARG(O BV 1>1[ SPEC'''L SERVICES ----- L, BlURT YUK CLue, ISL .. NO fORMAL BRING A RaME (UPI)-~RE THAN 10~OOO CZECHS GUEsT TITLE O. BOOKS No HOST BAR rROM 7 PM TO 7 30 reORMED A LIVING "W"ll" IN fRONT O. PM PLEASE C"ll l"'(S( "(RSONS FOR WARRIOR &. PRACUE R.-OIO TO PREVENT SOVIET TROOPS RESERV ... TIONS AT ROI, C"LL BUOOT LIEUTENANT fROM SEIZING IT TODAY AND SHOUTED K[(TO"', f SIBLE REDMOND, 99272, AT KW_J, C"'lL' GEORGE "."SCISTS~ fASCISTS" AT THE RUSSIANS, RUSSELL 83335 OR 82651 OR PH Il. SPROIJL HELPWI\NTED S"'GII!, W WAR IN P .. ClrIC & 82561 • "N ITAll .. 1'4 NEWSMAN IN PRAGUE REPORTED. P"'Clf'IC ISL .. NOS INU1='N~ PIERO 6ENETAZAD, CORRESPONDENT .DR MOR''''. J A'II DEVILS rASTPITCH SOf'TBALl PLAYERS .. RE W"NTEO THE hAL 1.101'4 ACENCY ANSA, SAID IN A WONG. rREO CONTRACT BIIIIOG[ & TO ,.L"Y WITIi THt "SANDBAGG£RS n Nuo REPORT TO ANSA THAT SOVIET TROOPS WERE LAWN TENNIS PITC ... ER "HO CATCHER. OTHER ~OSITIONS~ .IRING MACHINE BUNS INTO THE AIR AND HoME IS UP RIY(R & AGAINST THE WALLS O. THE RADIO STATION "LSO O~EN. CALL BOB ~T 82141 OUR'NG Part t.1me belp 16 needed for AND N["RBY HOUSES BENETAZAO WROTE: fORBIDDEN CITY WOlllKING ... OUIIIS OR 82617 A.TER WORK MACY'B semi-annual inventory. MEDEIROS, A KOGUN npEOpLE STOP IN GROUPS IN reRONT ore • Inventory dates are Friday and MOSE:!!. HENRY P .. ClfIC ISLAND & Saturday August 30 and 31. THE SOVIET SOLDIERS SHOUTING, "Go HoME, PACIf'IC IILANO Volunteers Needed MANY ARE CRYING~ ALL ARE MOVED ••• B"STIONS Of THE U.S. VOLUNTt[RS ARE N[EO[O TO ASSIST IN Only applicantB who can work I "AT THIS MOIltENT DEMONSTRATIONS AR[ THE SCHOOL SWIMMING PROGRAM. PREVIOUS both days should 8pp'-. ' TAKING PLACE ALL OVER PRAGUE AND IN B'lKERY NOTlC[ EXPERIENCE IS HELPfUL BUT NOT MANOA_ 41 LARG[ CITIES Of CZECHSOLVAKIA. T"E B~1((IIV SHOP M~V NOW TAKE ... TORY, AS YOU WILL RECtlVE TRAINING. Call 83594 between 10:00 ••m DEMONSTRATORS PASS- LIMITED NUMBER or ORDtRS DAILY rOR VOLUNT[ERS MUST B[ AVAILABL[ DtTVEtN and 5:00 p.m. THROUGH THE CITY CARRYING A CZECHO·T OtCOluHO E"K[S YOu .... V PL"CE YOUR 10:30 AND II :30 AND / DR 2100 AND 3tOO WITH BLOOD. Ht ORDERS 8' CA~~'NG 83425 DR 83456 f'RDM ON W.NOAYS, TUESDAYS, WtDN[!!IDA'rS .101110 s}fOUTEO TO THt 0711.. "R!!. 10 161,0 "'R!!. fRIDAYS OR ANY DNt O~ THDSI: DAYS. PEOPLE THAT ONE Of THEIR COMPAIIIIONS P LEASE CONTACT Do H 8 nat ISo.,])V) THE KGA MONTHLY MEET'N, W'LL BE H'L' W•• "LL" • THI: K"' ...... Ltl ... SCl8A CLUB ItAS 'CHEDULto WEOI'4ESD"Y, AUGUST 21, BEQINltlNQ A' 8 ''THt TEI'4SION lH PRAGUE IS EXTREME • .. DIYI: ~o. SEPT 2 TO TH[ L•• ODH SIDE HAVE YOU R[TURN[O YOUR 80RRO"'ED AT TH[ COMMUI'4ITY CENTER. ALL KQA NtM- THE SOYIET SOLDIERS SEEM DUN8STRUC~ BII:.ltJ In"HO. TH[ BOAT "'ILL .[P".T AT eALL CLOVES, rl.HINO ~OD ,\1.10 II[ELS, aER' ARE URQEO TO ATTENO THt Ao.ENO" BY THt HOSTILE RECEpTION THtY ""VE 8 'In A.... ro•• (SCltVATIO ... CALL '"1:0 VOLLEYSAU,S, .OtCER BALL., A~O O'I>I(1t WILL 'HCLUO[ TOPIC. P'.TIHI(IoI' '0 DUll HAD." J" SPORTS [OUlliMENT T ... A' AR[ "OVERDUE" 0.."1[8 AT 713U:. aETVEEN KeUII' O~ 7 ~n QOl~ING ACTlVITn. DH KWAJALEIH, .. S B[M[TAIAO 11,1,10 ALI. THE fIO.T IMpORTANT vJ JV BACK TO THt SPEtlAL StR"ltEI GtAR ~ G.. AND. )0. LOCKER1 WELL ... A SHOVING O~ THE 17UJ gulCK BUII.OIM$8 0' PRAQUl NAYI BE EM OCCUpIID. ~~------~~~------=~;~----~~~=~~----~~~~~~--~