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HOLLYWOOD (UPI)--CoMEDIAN BOB HOPE, THE u.s. ROUTS REDS ON ALL FRONTSi AMERICAN SERVICEMENtS SANTA CLAUS, WAS BUSY YESTERDAY LOADING UP HIS SACK WITH A PARCEL PAUL REVERE IV TOLL GOES TO a77 or ENTERTAINMENT GOODIES rDR THE FIGHTING SAIGON (UPI)--AMERICAN TROOPS, TANKS AND ARTILLERY SWEPT THE FIELD TODAY IN WIDELY-SCAT MEN IN VIET NAM. TERED CLASHES IN SOUTH VIET NAM, KILLING AT LEAST 53 COMMUNISTS IN 24 HOURS AND CUTTING HOPE AND HIS TROUPS ARE SLATED TO LEAVE DOWN THE OPPOSITION WHEREVER IT APPEARED. GIANT B-52 STRATOFORTRESSES GAVE THEM A MIGHTY HERE DEC. 16 tOR A TWO-WEEK TOUR TO ENTER BOMBING ASSIST. TAIN SERVICEMEN. ACCOMPANYING HOPE ON HIS IN THE MEKONG DELTA SOUTH OF SAIGON, u.s. NAVY LANDING CRAFT FOUGHT A SHARP GUNBATTLE ANNUAL CHRISTMAS SHOW WILL BE COMEDIAN PHYL WITH VIET CONG THAT ATTACKED THEM rROM THE BANKS or THE My THO RIVER. A U.S. COAST GUARD LIS DILLER, SINGER ANITA BRYANT, DANCER JOEY CUTTER ALSO FIRED ON A BAND or VIET CONG ATTACKING A SPECIAL FORCES UNIT. HEATHERTON AND LES BROWN AND HIS ORCHESTRA. IN THE AIR WAR, AMERICAN FIGHTER-BOMBERS PENETRATED LOW LEVEL CLOUDS TO SMASH A NORTH HOPE AND HIS TROUPE ARE TO RETURN DEC. 30. VIETNAMESE RADAR SITE AS U.S. AIR FORCE, NAVY AND MARINE PILOTS FLEW 39 MIS~IONS AGAINST MILITARY TARGETS IN THE COMMUNIST NORTH. ANNUAL CHINA MOTION DEFEATED AMERICAN LOSSES IN SOME OF THE SCATTERED BY BIGGER MARGIN FOR WEST GROUND FIGHTING IN SOUTH VIET NAH WERE REPORT UNITED NATIONS (UPI}--TH£ GENERAL ASSEMBLY BURIED UNDER A 57-46 VOTE TODAY THE ANNUAL ED AS LIGHT. I N OTHER ACT I ON NO AMER I CANS ATTEMPT TO SEAT COMMUNIST CHINA IN THE UNITED NATIONS AND EXPEL THE CHINESE NATIONALISTS. WERE REPORTED LOST. IT WAS THE 16TH TIME THE WORLD PARLIAMENT VOTED DOWN EFFORTS TO BRING THE PEKING REGIME MOST or THE ACTION WAS REPORTED ALONG THE INTO THE UNITED NATIONS. CONTRASTING SHARPLY WITH LAST YEAR'S 47-47 TIE VOTE, THE BALLOT CAMBODIAN rRDNTIER SOME 240 MILES NORTH OF GAVE CHIANG KAI-SHEK'S TAIWAN (FORMOSA) GOVERNMENT A 55.3 PERCENT PLURALITY IN THE ASSEM SAIGON, WHERE THE AMERICANS REPORTED THEY BLY, THE SAME EDGE IT HELD SIX YEARS AGO. AFTER DECIDING THE ACTUAL SEATING ISSUE FOR KILLED 18 COMMUNISTS IN OPERATION PAUL REVERE THE YEAR, THE ASSEMBLY VOTED 62-34, WITH 25 If, TO RAISE THE ENEMY DEATH TOLL TO 877 SINC lBJ TO VISIT MEXICO; ~ ABSTENTIONS, AGAINST AN ITALIAN-CHILEAN PLAN THE OR I VI: "EGAN OCT. 18. FOR A YEAR'S STUDY or THE REPRESENTATION U.S. INrANTRYMEN AND AIR CAVALRY TROOPS WER RELATES SPENDING CUT QUESTION, THIS PROPOSAL) GENER~LLY ACCEPTED GIVEN POWERrUL SUPPORT IN THIS SECTOR BY B-52 AUSTIN (UPI)--PRES10ENT JOHNSON ANNOUNCED AS AIMING AT A "TWO CHIN~nSOLUTION WITH BOTH BOMBERS WHICH POUNDED A VIET CONG TROOP CON TODAY HE IS GOING TO MEXICO SATURDAY, WILL THE PEKING AND TAIPEI REGIMES SEATED, WAS CENTRATION 35 MILES NORTHWEST OF PLEIKU THIS CUT SPENDING BY $5.3 BILLION AND WILL DECIDE SUPPORTED BY THE UNITED STATES BUT OPPOSED MORNING. "IN THE NEXT FEW HOURS OR DAYS" A POSSIBLE BY NATIONALIST CHINA AND THE COMMUNIST COUN (CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHT) CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S TRUCE IN VIET NAM. TI:IIES. IN A SUDDENLY-CALLED NEWS CONFERENCE AT THE 16TH RENEWAL OF THE "GRE~T DEBATE" ON DANGER Of TAX INCREASE HIS FEDERAL BUILDING OFFICE HERE, JOHNSON CHINA -- WHICH HAS RAGED HERE ANNUALLY SINCE SAID HE WOULD GO SOUTH OF THE BORDER FOR A 1950 WITH THE EXCEPTION OF 1964 WHEN THE SOUNDED BY TEXAS REP. TWO·HOUR VISIT WITH PRESIDENT GUSTAVO DIAZ ASSEMBLY'S DEADLOCK ON fiNANCES PREVENTED WASHINGTON (UPI)--CHAIRMAN WRIGHT PATMAN, ROAl OF MEXICO AT THE SITE OF THE AMISTAD NORMAL CONDUCT OF BUSINESS -- LACKED MUCH OF (DEM.-TEX.), OF THE HOUSE BANKING COMMITTEE DAM ON THE RIO GRANDE. THE FIRE OF OTHER YEARS. 5AlO TODAY THAT A TAX INCREASE NOW COULO HE ALSO ANNOUNCED HIS MUCH-HERALDED D~IVE (CONTINUED ON ~AG[ EIGHr) PLUNGE THE NATION INTO A DEPRESSION. TO REDUCE FEDERAL SPENDING. HE SAID A $5.3 HE HOPED PRESIDENT JOHNSON BILLION REDUCTION WOULD OCCUR OVER SEVERAL JET DOGfiGHT ERUPTS rOR A TAX BOOST. HE PREDICTED YEARS IN rEDERAL PROGRAMS RANGING FROM FARM OVER NERVOUS ISRAEL . . . A,IKl ~I j~!t. :1fT. HIS STATEMENT CAME AMID INDICATIONS THAT MONTHS or THIS rlSCAL YEAR, JOHNSON SAID, BATTLED IN A DOGFIGHT TODAY OVER rSRAELI JOHNSON MIGHT DECIDE THAT A TAX INCREASE IS ULD BE "$3 BILLION-PLUS." TERRITORY AND ISRAEL CLAtM[D TWO "KILL:;' NECESSARY TO HELP FINANCE THE WAR IN VIET THE CHIEF EXECUTIVE, fEELING "FINE" AND SEVERAL HOURS A,TER rRESH GROUND FIGHTING NAM AND COOL OFF THE ECONOMY. LOOKING WELL-TANNED rROM HIS TEXAS STAY NOW ERUPTED ON THE ISRAEL I-JORDAN IAN BORDER. HOUSE DEMOCRATIC WHIP HALE BOGGS, LA_; WHO IN ITS SECOND WEEK; SAIO HE WOULD ANNOUNCE KING HUSSEIN OF JORDAN PLEDGED HIS COUNTRY ATTENDED A LEGISLATIVE CONFERENCE ~ITH JOHN "IN THE NEXT fEW HOURS OR DAYS" A DECISION WOULD FIGHT TO THE DE:ATH I f ATTACKED AGA IN. SON IN TEXAS LAST WEEK, PREDICTED THAT THE ON A CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR1S CEASEFIRE. ISRAELI RADIO SAID TWO SOVIET-BUILT MIG- PRESIDENT WOULD ASK A $10 BILLION TO $15 BIL (CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHT) 19 PLANE& OF THE EGYPTIAN AIR FORCE WERE LION TAX RAISE. SHOT DOWN IN THE AERIAL ENCOUNTER, ONE BY NEW YORK BANKER DAVIO ROCKEFELLER, WHO WILSON REACTIVATES AN AIR-TO-AIR MISSILE. THE BROADCAST SAID TESTIFIED TODAY BErDRE A SENATE SUBCOMMITTEE ONE MIG EXPLODED, INDICATING THE PILOT WAS AT HEARINGS ON URBAN PROBLEMS, TOLD NEWSMEN RHODESIAN NEGOTIATION KILLED. THE ISRAELI PLANES WERE FRENCH HE rAVOREO A PERSONAL AND CORPORATE INCOME LONDON (UPI)--PRIME MINISTER HAROLD WIL BUILT MIRAGE JETS. TAX INCREASE or ABOUT $7 BILLION A YEAR. SON CALLEO IN HIS CABINET AND SENT EMISSAR THERE WERE THESE DEVELOPMENTS IN A DAY THE PRE$IDENTI~ ECONOMIC ADVISERS HAVE IES orr TO WASHINGTON AND RHODESIA TODAY TO THAT BROUGHT THE TROUBLED MIDDLE EAST ONCE URGEO HIM TO ANNOUNCE A TAX DECISION BY DEC. DI5CUSS A POSSIBLE NEGoTIATED S~TTLEMENT OF AGAIN TO THE ~RINK O~ WAR. 10 SO THAT BUSINESS CAN GEAR ITSELF FOR A THE RHODESIAN INDEPENDENCE CRISIS. --ISRAEL CLAIMED THAT ARABS OPENED tiRE BOOST If IT IS REQUIRED. HE MAY WAIT, HOW- THE CAelNET MET UNDER WILSON TO CONSIDER ON ISRAELI WORKERS IN THE HEBRON AflEA ABOUT EVER, UNTIL EARLY NEXT YEAR WHEN MORE ECONOM AN OFFER BY RHOOESIAN PRIME MINISTER IAN 30 MILES SOUTH 0. JERUSALEM, THE SAME REGia IC INDICATORS WILL BE AVAILABLE. M I TH. I Nf'ORMED sou RC ES sal D COMMONWEAL TH OF THE JORDANIAN FRONTIER WHERE ISRAEL CAR (CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHT) ERSECRETARY SIR MORRICE JAMES SECRETLY R I ED OUT A MASS I VE "RETALI ATORY" ATTACK Nov. FLEW TO SALISBURY, THE RHODESIAN CAPIT'l, 13. No CASUALT I ES WERE REPORTED I N THE SPECK CLAIMS BLACKOUT ON WILSON'S ORDERS TO SEEK CLARIFICATION. THREE-MINUTE ~IRErIGHT. SIR SAVILLE GARNER, PERMANENT UNDERSECRE --THE ISRAELI ANe EGYPTIAN PLANES BATTLED PRIOR TO MASSACRE TARY rOR COMMDN~EALTH AFFAIRS, FLEW TO NEW AT 15,000 FEET OVER BEEROTAYIM, ON THE BOR CHICAGO (UPI)--A PSYCHIATRIST TESTIFIED TO- YORK EN ROUTE TO WASHINGTON AND OTTAWA FOR DER OF THE NEGEV AND SINAI DESERTS IN THE DAr THAT RICHARD SPECK TOLD HIM HE '\.IENT TALKS ON STRATEGV SHOULD BRITAIN BRING THE (CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHT) BLANK" ON A LIQUOR AND NARCOTICS BENDER ON RHODESIAN ISSUE BE:rDRE THE UNITED NATIONS THE EVE OF THE DAY HE IS ACCUSED OF MURDERING TO SEEK SANCTIONS AGAINST THE AFRICAN COUN- DRAFT STANDARDS CHOPPED EIGHT YOUNG NURSES. TRY. WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE DEfENSE DEPARTMENT DR. VLADIMIR URSE, ONE OF SIX MENTAL EX WILSON WAS REPORTED NEARING A DECISION ON ANNOUNCED TODAY A FURTHER LOWERING OF MENT· PERTS WHO HAVE EXAMINED SPECK, ALSO TOLD A THE 25-MONTH-OLD INDEPENDENCE DISPUTE WITH AL STANDARDS FOR DRAFTEES AND SAID PLANS RIMINAL COURT JURY THAT A COLLEAGUE REPORT ITH. SOURCES SAID THE TWO GOVERNMENTS ARE BEING MADE TO RESCREEN 2.4 MILLION MEN ED THAT THE: 24-YEAR-OLD TEXAS DkIFTER'S USE DID NOT HAVE A GREAT DEAL TO NEGOTIATE. PREVIOUSLY REJECTED FOR SERVICE. or DRINK AND DRUG "TRIGGERED COMPULSIVE AT ITH APPARENTLY HAS REMAINED ADAMANT TO THE DEFERREO MEN ARE THOSE CLASSlrlED I-Y TACKS ON THE PEOPLE AROUND HIM." URSE TESTI BRITAIN'S DEMANDS THAT HE GUARANTEE fUTURE FOR PHYS I CAL OR MENTAL REASONS. IN THE NEW FIED UNDER BOTH DIRECT AND CROSS EXAMINATION STEPS LEADING TO MAJORITY RULE IN THE 6REAK~ SCREENING, ONLY THOSE PASSING PHYSICAL OR THAT HE BELIEVES THE ACCUSED MASS KILLER IS AWAY NATION WHERE BLACKS OUTNUMBER WnlTES MENTAL EXAMINATIONS AND MEETING REVISED MENTALLY rlT TO STAND T~tAL. MORE THAN 17 TO I. MENTAL STANDARDS WILL BE A~rECTED. URSE, DIRECTOR or THE CoOK COUNTY MENTAL WILSON'S CABINET WOULD CONSIDER WHAT THE A GENERAL ~ESCREENtN~ OF REJECTEES WAS HEALTH CLINIC, TESTIFIED BE:FDRE A JURY or RESEL LEADER HAO TO SAY IN TALKS IN SALIS POSTPONED AT THE TIME or TWO PREVIOUS RE SEVEN MEN AND FIVE WOMEN CHARGED WITH DECID BURY WITH COMMONWEALTH orFICIALS OVER THE DUCTIONS IN MENTAL STANDARDS PENDING COM ING WHETHER SPEC~ UNDERSTANDS THE MURDER WEEKEND BEFORE DE:CIDING ON THE UNITED NA PLETION or A STUDY OESIGNED TO QUALIFY 40,- CHARGES AGAINST HIM AND IS MENTALLY ABLE TO TIONS ACTION, THE SOURCES SAID. 000 ADDITIONAL MEN FOR MILITARY SER¥ICE OUR AID IN HIS DEFENSE. BRITAIN HAS THREATENED TO TAKE THE MATTER ING THE 12 MONTHS ENDING NEXT SEPT. 30. GERALD W. GETTY, PUBLIC DEFENDER APPOINTED BEtORE THE SECURITY COUNCIL TO PROPOSE STIFF THE NEW STANDARDS WILL QUALifY FOR MILI TO DEFEND SPECK, TOLD THE JURORS THEY HAD THE ECONOMIC SANCTIONS AGAINST ITS FORMER COLONY TARY SERVICE ALL PHYSICALLY FIT HIGH SCHOOL POWER TO SEND SPECK TO A MENTAL INSTITUTION IF THE CRISIS CANNOT BE SETTLED BY THE TWO GRADUATES WHO SCoRE ABOVE TEN ON THE ARMED WITHOUT HIS EYER COING ON TRIAL. GOVERNMENTS THEMSELVES. FORCES QUALJFICATIDN TE5T. PAGE 2 HOURGLASS TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1966
LAST ARANSON (J.J IttT HOLLYWOOD "APPLES" NAMED KREMLIN STALL PRE~~JNG TAK INC "F(JtLllLAn NOW HOLLyWOOD (UPI )--NOMINEES FOR THE ANNUAL FOR PURGATIVE bUUW'T PITTSBURGH (UPI )--THE ON~Y SURVIVING QUIN GOLDEN ApPLE AND SOUR ApPL~ AWAROS -- rOR BUDAPEST (UPI )--SO~\ET COMMUNIST PARTY LEA TUPLET DEVELOPED JAU~OICE TODAY BUT HER CON THE MOST AND THE LEAST GOOPERATIVE ACTOR DER LEONID I. BREZHNEV TODAY REPEATED THE DITION WAS "QUITE GOOD" AND SHE WAS FED FORM AND ACTRESS -- WERE ANNOUNCED YESTERDAY BY KREML!N-BACK~D CALL rOR A WORLD COMMUNIST ULA FOR THE fiRST TIME THE HOLLYWOOD WOMEN'S PRESS CLUB SUMMIT MEETING TO DISCUSS REO CHINA AND RONI SUE, THE fiRST BORN or THE FIVE ARAN NOMINATEO FOR THE 1966 GOLDEN ApPLES WERE OTKER PROBLEMS FACING THE COMMUNIST ~OVEMtHT SON GIRLS; WAS "TOLERATING TH£. FORMULA WELL" PHYLLIS DILLER, THE LENNON SISTERS, ELIZA IN A SPEECH TO 7HE 32 DELEGAT10NS TO 1HE
-- ABOUT A HALF TEASPOON EVERY TWO HOURS - BETH MONTGOMERY, BILL COSBY, BEN,GAZZARA 7 MINTH HUNGARIAN PARTY CONGRESS, BREZHNEV AND HAO IMPROVED IN SREATHING, HER P£DIA AND DICK VAN DYKE. SAID "CONDITIONS ARE MATURING FOR THE COMMU· TRIC.IAN SAID THE SOUR ApPLE NOMINEES .... ERE BARBARA PAR NISTS TO OISCUSS 1HE PRESENT SITUATION ANO OFFICIALS AT MAGEE WOMEN'S HOSPITAL SAID KINS, KIM NOVAK, NATALIE WOOD, JAMES COBURN, THE TASKS or THE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNIST THEY WOULD DECIDE WITHIN THE NEXT rEW DAYS PAUL NEWMAN AND ELVIS PRESLEY MOVEMENT " WHETHER A COMPLETE BLOOD TRANSFUSION WOULD WINNERS .... ILL BE NAMED DEC 20 AT T~ RUSSIA'S ANTI-CHINESE CRUSADE WAS GAINING BE NECESSARY fOR 1~E fOUR-DAY-OLD INFANT CLUB'S CHRISTMAS PARTY MOMENTUM OTHER FOREIGN COMMUNIST LEADERS A THEY EMPHASIZED THAT JAUNDICE IS COMMON IN THE CONGRESS WERE EXPECTED TO COME OUT IN PREMATURE B).BIES IT IS A CONDITION WHEN SHEPPARD MURDER CASE FAVOR Of A SUMMIT CONFERENCE TO DEAL WITH PE BILE PIGMENTS COLLECT IN THE BLOOD AND TIS FACING FURTHER PROBE KING'S "OBSTRUCTIONIST TACTICS" AND UNIFY SUES, AND ITS MAIN SYMPTOM IS A Y~LLO~I~G OF CLEVELAND (UPI )--IN A MOVE .... HICH COULD COMMUNIST ~ID TO NORTH VIET N~M THE S!(IN REOPEN THE SHEPPARD MURDER CASE, THE PRO BREZHNEV BRANDED AS "MACHINATIONS OF TH: RONI SU~ WEIGHED ONE POUNO II OUNCES AT SECUTOR'S OfFICE ORDERED DR, SAMUEL H eOURGEolS NEWS" REPORTS IN WESTERN NEWSPA BIRTH SATURDAY THE QUINTUPLETS WERE BORN SH~PPARO TO APPE AR BEFORE A GRAND JURY FR 1- PERS THAT THE AIM OF SUCH A SUMMI T CONFER 2~ MONTHS ?REMATURELY DAY TO TELL WHAT HE KNOWS ABOUT THE DEATH ENCE IftOULO BE TO "EXCOMMUI'lICATE SOME FROM DR LEE BASS, THE FAMILY PEDIATRICIAN, IS OF HIS WIFE OUR MOVEMENT " SUED A MEDICAL BULLETIN ABOUT SlVEN HOURS SHEPPARD~ ACQUITTED Nov 16 IN HIS SECOND 'THIS IS, OF COURSE, UTTER NONSENSE, ' T'-IE AFTER RONI SUE PASSED THE 72-HOUR CRITICAL TRIAL FOR THE 1954 MURDER OF HIS FIRST WIFE RUSSIAN LEADER COMMENTED "OUR INTENTION PERIOD IT SAID MARILYN CANND1 BE RETRIED ON THAT CHARGE AT SUCH A CONfERENCE \S TO CONDUCT COMRADElY "THE 8ABY'S CONDITION IS QUITE GOOD tilT SEEMS TO IoE THAT THEY (HIE POLice) TALKS ABOUT THE BURNING ISSUES or INTERNA- BREATHING SHOWS MINIMAL DIFFICULTY WITH ONLY MEAN TO REOPEN THE CASE," SHEPPARD SAID AT TIONAL DEVELOPMENT OUR AIM IS TO INVESTl- A LITTLE RErRACTION THE 8ABY IS JAUNDICED THE TIME HE WAS SUBPOENAED YESTERDAY GATE BY COMMON ANALYSIS THE SWEEP!NG CHANGES AND A DECISION WILL HAVE TO BE MADE ABOUT AN "J'M GLAD TO SEE THIS COME ABOUT," HE tHAT HAVE TAKEN PLACE IN THE PAST YEARS ALL EXCHANGE TRANSFUSION WITHIN THE NEXT FEW SAID "AFTER ALL THIS IS WHAT WE'VE BEE.N OVER THE WORLD" BREZHNEV EMPHASIZED THERE DAYS THE IN,ECTION HAS TO BE GUARDED WAITING AND WORKING FOR M WAS NEVER THE QUESTION OF "EXCOMMUNICATION" AGAINST AND THE BABY IS BEING lREATED SO IT SHEPPARD HAS MA1NTAIN£D FOR 12 YEARS THAT BUT MEREL Y TO "DRAW UP JOI NTl yOUR LINE OF DOES NOT TAKE HOLD SHE CONTINUES TO BE AC HIS WIFE WAS BLUDGEONED TO DEATH BY A BUSHY GU\D~NtE FOR THE FUTURE AND 10 MAKE THE UN- TIVE AND IS MOVING AND KICKING" HAIRED INTRUDER ITY OF OUR RANKS STILL STRONGER ~H13 IS DESPITE THE WORO OF THE JAUNDICE IT WAS SUBPOENAS ALSO WERE SERVED ON THE THREE THE ONLY WAY FOR uS TO APPROACH THE QUESTION THE MOST OPTIMISTIC MEOICAL BULLETIN SINCE MEN ~HO INVESTIGATED THE JULY 4, 1954 MUR-. or UNITY," HE SAID THE QUINTUPLETS WERE BORN GI vEN ANOTHER DER IN THE 5HEPPARCS' SUBURBAN BAY VILLAGE TURI~lNC. TO THE '\EADE:RS or THE COMMUNIST WEEK OF LIFE, DR BASS SAID, "RONI SUE SHOULD HOME. THEY WERE BAY VILLAGE POLICE CHIEF PARTY OF CHINA;" BREZHNEV CHARGED THEM WITH BE OVER THE FIRST REALLY GREAT HURDLE" FRED DRENKHAN, A PATROLMAN AT THE TIME OF "HELPING THE IMPERIALISTS AND HINDERING THE THE INFANT WAS GIVEN A TRANSFUSION OF GLU THE MURDER, JAY HUBACH, A FORMER BAY VIL STRUGGLE OF VIET NAM CHINESE LEADERS RE COSE-WATER SOLUTION THROUGH THE UM31llCAl LAGE POLICE SERGEANT, AND PATRICK GAREAU, FUSE 10 PAR1ICIPAT£ IN COMMON AID TO THE PEO CORD VEIN THIS WAS NECESSARY BECAUSE OF A A FORMER CLEVELAND DETECTIVE, NOW AN ATTOR- PtE OF VIET NAM, THEREBY -- INTENTIONALLY OR DROP IN THE HEMOGLOBIN CONTENT OF T~E SASY'S NEY NOT -- AIDING THE IMPERIALISTS IN THE WAR" BLOOD IT WAS NOT THE rULl TRANSFUSION AS F l(E BAILEY, CHIEF DEFENSE COUNSEL FOR "By DOING SO, THEY ASSUME SERIOUS RESPONS1-\ WOULD BE REQUIRED FOR JAUNDICE, BASS SAID SHEPPARO'S SECOND TRIA~; ALSD WAS TO APPEAR BILITY TOVARDS THE PtOPLE Of VIE, NAM, THE ONE OF THE PROBLEMS OF PREMATURE SABlES BEFORE TH~ GRAND JURY HIS BOSTON OFFICE FRATERNAL PARTIES AND TOWARDS ALL REVOLUTION] THE DOCTOR SAID, IS THE BLOOD VESSELS ARE SO SAID H' TALKED WITH CUYAHOGA COUNTY PROSE ARY FORCES OP THE WORLD, tI HE SA I D FRAGILE THAT THE BLOOD COURSING THROUGH THEM CUTOR JOHN T. CORRIGAN BY TELEPHONE YE$TER- THE SOVIET PARTY CHIEF ACCUSED TI"£ CHI~H:SE NG NGS ARE. COULD CAUSE THEM TO RUPTURE DAY A~O WOULD RECEIVE A fORMAL SUBPOENA LEADERS OF DO I "MANY THI THAT ,NCOH RON! SUE WAS THE STRONGEST QUINTUPLET AT WHEN He ARRIVES IN CLEVELAND PATIBLE WJTH THE TEACHINGS OF MARXISM-LENIN BIRTH AND THE ONLY ONE ABLE TO BREATHE WITH CORRIGAN REMAINED UNAVAILABLE FOR COMMENT ISM AND WITH THE PRINCIPLES OF COMMUNIST IN-
OUT THE HELP OF A MECHANICAL RESPIRATOR ON THE SUBPOENAS, SHEPPARD SAID HE 8[ TE R liA 11 ONA). I S~r n, % " '" ,,0J;fui?/~~.A A FOURTH Qut~TUPLET, MARCI JILL, DIED LIE¥[S THE SUBPOENAS WERE THE RESULT or A * HE b"' 0 NOT h Ae6~'~-~ "- YESTERDAY or THE SAME OIFFICULTIES THAT LETTER BAILEY SENT TO DRENKHAN IN IT, EMPHASI ZED "THEY EVOKE 81 TTER REGRET AND DO CAUSED THE DEATH SONDAY OF THE OTHER THREE BAILEY SAID, HE SAID THE NAMES OF "TWO PER GREAT HARM TO THE COMMON CAUSE ' GIRLS -- BRAIN DAMAGE AND LU~G HEMORRHAGE IN SONS" HE BELIEVES RESPONSIBLE FOR MARilYN'S "fIT THE SAME T I ME WE CONT I NUE TO BE CON DUCED BY THE RESPIRATORy DEF ICIENCY MUROER VINCED THAT THE. TIME 'WILL COI-IE 'WHEN iHE (01<1-' DOCTORS SAID THEY WOULD CONDUCT TESTS TO DE DRENKHAN ACKNOWLEDGED THE LETTER AND $AIO MUNIST PARTY OF CHINA WILL RESUME ITS PLACE TERMINE WHtTHER THE GIRLS WERE VICTIMS OF IT CONTAINED THE NAMES OF A MAN AND A WO IN THE UNITED RANKS OF THE COMMUNIST WORLD YALINE MEMBRANE DISEASE, WHICH CLAIMED THE MAN. H~ SAIO, HowrVER, THAT THE 15·PAGE MOVEMENT UNDER THE BANNER OF MARXISM-LENIN LIFE OF PATRICK BOUVIER KENNEDY IN 196} LETTER DID NOT CONTAIN INFORMATION ISM 11 BREZHNEV SI>.ID CONTRIBUTIONS TO HELP DEFRAY MED CAL EXPEN· THE U, S SUPREME COURT LATER SET ASIDE KREMLIN PRESSURE FOR THE SUMMI T HAS BEEN SES WERE BEING SENT TO THE PARENTS, MR AND SHEPPARD'S CONVICTION ON THE GROUNDS THAT INCREASING FOR THE PAST TWO MONTHS, AND NO RS MICHAEL ARANSON THE FATHER, A FIRST PREJUQICIAL PUBLICITY HAD PROCEEDED HIS LITTLE LEVERAGE HAS BEEN BROUGHT TO BEAR ON YEAR DUQUESNE UNIVERSI 1Y LAW SCHOOL STUDENT, FIRST TRIAL AND CONVICTION OTHER EUROPEAN PARTIES IN THAT REGARD SAID THE CONTRIBUTIONS WOULD BE GI VEN TO THE "...... ~ .. ______...... ------...... -- .. HOSPITAL'S PREMATURE NURSERY KI T ~ THE MOTHER A 22-YEAR-OLD rORMER KINDERGAR TEN TEACHER TOOK THE ~EWS or THE DEATHS or THE FOUR BA81 ES "VER Y WELL," BASS SA I D COMPUTER GOOFS UP SAN FRANCISCO (UPI )--EVEN A COMPUTER CAN NOT COPE WITH THE CHRISTMAS RUSH THIS WAS AN ASSESSM~NT or A FAILURE IN THE COMPUTERIZED POSTAL DATA CENTER AT SAN MATEO WHICH DIDN'T PROCESS THE FIRST PAYCHECKS Dr SOME 500 CHRISTMAS SEASON WORKERS or THE SAN FRANCISCO PoST OFFICE ~TH( CENTER APPARENTLY COULDNtT HANDLE THE SUDDEN RUSH OF NEW WORK," CHARLES HARPER, Give her a dream girt' .r;.;,'WElJn' hand MANAGEMENT DIRECTOR FOR POSTMASTER LIM P made or! the Poote VecchiO of Florence LEE SAID YESTERDAY "NOT ONLY OUR 500 SEA by Italy t $ most akill€o craftsmen. No SONAL EMPLOYEES, BUT THE ADDITIONAL HOLIDAY al\lOUIlt of time Ol' ~are ill too rml.(,h tor EMPLOYEES THROUGHOUT THE REGION ARE WITHOUT the goluzm1ths who create these pioces PAYCHECKS It & set thetJi with prl/tc:U:J;us RUBIES, ~ THE CtNTER HANOLES THE PAyROLL FOR POSTAL AIDS, '1.'OI>AZ)' 1'lJRQOOISE I PE.ARU), DlA EMP~OYEES IN C~LIFORNIA, NEVADA, HAWAI I) AND ~1O!IDS ANJJ SAPPHIRlIS:. THE PACIFIC ISLANDS. To EASE THE HARDSHIP, HARPER SAID, EMPLOY Incomparable £Or their ~e8t prices:. EES WHO COULD VERIFY HOURS WORKED HAVE BEEN Wby not come in" &: MM l"OU1' Mlention GIVEN C~SH AOVANCES UNTIL THE NEXT PAYOAY, at our TWO WEEKS FROM NOW. J'EWEl4R'! COO1lt~ - WMQRRO\i!
LEBANON, OHIO (UPI )--A FIRE RAGED THROUGH THREE ACRES Of INDUSTRIAL SHOPS AT THE LEB ANON CORRECTIONAL INSTITUTE TODAY, CAUSING DAMAGE ESTIMATED AT $4 MILLION THE HEAD or THE SIX-YEAR-OLD ~EOIUM SECURITY PRISON, WHO MADE THE OAMAGE ESTIMATE, SAID NO INJURIES WERE REPORTED. ALL 1,284 PRISO~ERS WERE CON FINED TO THEIR CELLS. THEY WER4 REPORTEDLY \ ORDERLY AND NOT IN ANY DANGER. h------
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1966 HOURGLASS SATURDAY PARTIES NA All I AND Y Y WC T..JJl'OunJ TOW
NEW DEPUTY AREA ENGINEER D£LANO D PETERSON, THE NEW DEPUTY AREA ENGINE£R OF THE AREA OFFICE OF TH( CORPS OF ENGINEERS, R(CENTlY ARRIVED WITH HIS FAMilY FROM COLTON, CALIF BY WAY OF IDAHO, WHERE THEY MADE A VISIT TO THEIR FA~ILIES "PETE" HAS BEEN WITH THE CORPS OF ENGIN EERS SINC( JUNE 1957, fiRST WORKING AT WALLA WALLA, WASH SINCE JAN 1960, HE HAS BEEN WITH THE CORPS Of ENGINEERS BALLISTIC MIS SILE CONSTRUCTION OFfiCE (CESMca), FIRST TRANSFERRING TO MT HOME, IDAHO ON THE I, NEXT TO GREAT FALLS, MONTANA ON THE FIRST MINUTEMAN FACILITIES, THIRD TO DENVER, COLO RADO ON THE UPDATE WORK ACCOMPLISHED ON THE, ATLAS F, TITAN I, TITAN II ANO MINUTEMAN Or-I [RATIONAL FACILITIES AND RECENTLY TO THE ' CEBMeO HEADQUARTERS AT NORTON ArB, CALIF HE IS A GRADUATE Of THE UNIVERSITY Of IDA HO WITH A DEGREE IN CIVIL ENGINEERING Ac COMPANYING HIM ON HIS PRESENT TOUR ARE HIS WIrE LENORE (FONDLY KNOWN AS "SUSIE"), SONS ALAN - AGE 8, MARK ~ AGE 4, ERIC - AGE 3 AND DAUGHTER KATHLEEN - AGE 2 HIS HOB81ES ARE SQUARE DANCING. BOWLING, AND SEMI-ANTIQUE AUTOS
PLA~TI-CRAFT DEMONSTRATION THE KWAJALEIN ATOLL ART GUILD WilL PRESENT THE THIRD IN ITS SERIES OF ART-CRAFT DEMON START10NS MONDAY. DEC 5 AT 8 PM AT TRAILER
THIS DEMONSTRATION J CONDUCTED BY DORIS LLIN, WILL fEATURE PLASTIC AND RESIN CRAFT RK SUCH AS EMBEDDING AND CASTING WITH LI- 10 RESINS AND PLASTIC CRYSTALS ALL RESI- ENTS ARE WELCOME TO ATTEND KAAG PLANS TO OFFER INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION IN LAPIDARY AND A CLASS IN WOODCARVING IN NUARY FURTHER INFORMATION CONCERMING REGISTRA APPEAR IN THE HOURGLASS NGERS TO THE DOWN-UNOFR
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MOSCOW-PARIS TRADE PACT SNOWBOUND FAMILY REbCUED FIFTH CHIN£~E A-BOWB FALLING BEHIND QUOTAS ROLLINSVILLE, COLO. (UPI)--A YOUNG SOLDIER ~ET FOR NEAH FUTUkE PARIS (UPI)--fRENCH lE~D~RS ~Ill ~SK rOR ~HO S[RVED AS A COMBAT MtOIC 1M KOREA AND W... SHIMGTOM {UPl)--COMMUNIST CHINA IS PRE A SHARP INCREA5E OF SOVltT PURCHASES or VIET NAM, WALKED A80UT 20 MILES THROUGH PARING ITS fiFTH NUCLEAR TEST AND MAy EX rR[NCH GOODS WHEN SOVIET PREMIER ALEXEI N. NECK-DEEP SNOWDRifTS AND 6o-MllE-AN-HOUR PLODE IT "IN THE NEAR FUTURE," THE STATE KOSVGIN ARRIVES FOR AN EIGHT-CAY VISIT I WIN08 EARLY TODAY TO GET HELP FOR HIS WirE DEPARTMENT REPORTED TODAY. THURSDAY, INFORMED SOURCES SAIO TODAY. AND TWO CHILDREN TRAPPED IN TH[IR STALLEO THE DEPARTMENT ~OOED THAT THIS DEVELOPMENT THEY SAID THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT WA5 DIS~ CAR HEAR 11,680-,OOT ROLLINS PASS. REfLECTED CHINA'S DETERMIN .... TION TO MOVE MAYED 8Y THE SLOW PROGRESS OF SOVIET IM HERRINGTON CARLTON Of AURORA, COLO ~ REACH' AHEAD IN NUCLE~R WEAPONS DEVELOPMENT "IN DE PORTS fROM F~NCE WHICH FELL WAY BEHIND THE EO A SERVICE STATION A,TER A NINE-HOUR WALK FIANCE Of ~ORLD OPINION." GOALS SET OUT IN THE TWO NATIONS' 1964 AND ALERTED AUTHORITIES. A RESCUE PARTYLEDBY THE STATE DEPARTMENT GAVE NO SPEClrlC IN TRADE PACT. GILPIN COUNTY SHERifF CHARLES SMITH REACHED FORMATION "'S TO WHEN THE TEST MIGHT OCCUR PRESIDENT CHARLES DE GAULLE HIMSELF INDI THE STRANDED FAMilY TWO HOURS LATER AND OR WHAT TEST IT MIGHT BE. CATED AT LAST WEDNESDAytS CABINET MEETING fOUND THEM SAfE. RED CHINA'S FOURTH NUCLEAR EXPLOSION WA5 HE EXPECTED THE BURGEONING FRIENDSHIP IN "I WAS MORE WORRIED ABOUT MY FAMILY lHAN ANNOUNCED 8~ PEKING OCT. 27. THE CHIMESE Moscow TO PRODUCE TANGIBL[ RESULTS NOW I ~AS ABOUT MYSELf ," CARLTON SA 10. "THERE SAIO IT W... S A SUCC[SSrUL TEST Of A MISSILE THAT BOTH SIDES HAD PROCLAIMED THEIR DESIRE WERE QUITE A FEW SNOWDRIFTS AT ONE TIME I EQUIPPED WITH A NUCLEAR WARHEAD. TO COOPERATE CLOSELY WAS NECK-DEEP" PRESS OfFICER ROB[RT J. MCCLOSKEY MADE ECONOMICS AND FINANCE MINISTER MICHEL SMITH SAID rREEZING 6o-MILt-AH-HOUR WINOS THIS BRIEf STATEMENT TO NEWSMEN SHORTLY OE8RE INDICATED JUST AS MUCH IN A RAOIO IN WERE BLOWING IN THE AREA Of THE NORTH-CEN AfTER 12 30 PM. TERVIEW HE GAVE LAST NIGHT SHORTLY BEfORE TRAL COLORADO ROCKIES. HE SA'O lE~PERATURtS "WE HAVE REASON TO SELIEVE THAT ANOTHER OEPARTING fOR HIS INDIAN OCEAN CONSTITU[NCY WERE BELOW 20 DEGREES CHINESE COMMUNIST NUCLEAR TEST WILL TAKE AT LA REUNION 'SLAND "WE fOUND THC "'AMllY NEAR V... NKEE DOODLE PLACE IN THE NEAR FuTURE AT THE USUAL TEST THE SOVIETS, DEBRE SAID, WERE 30 PERCENT LAKE," SMITH SAID. "THE WIND WAS BLOWING SITE AT Lop NOR" BEHIND THEIR PROMls[D LEVEL or IMPORTS fROM AND IT WAS SNOWING AND THE WEATHER WAS "THIS CONTINUATION OF CHINESE ATMOSPHERIC FRANCE DEBRE, WHO RECENTLY VISITED Moscow PRETTY SEVERE. EXPOSURE WAS QUITE POSSIBLE TESTING REfLECTS THE DETERMINATION Of THE IN AN ATTEMPT TO GAIN MORE SOVIET CONTRACTS, 8UT THE FAMILY WAS WELL DRESSED AND HAD CHINES[ COMMUNISTS TO MOVE AHEAD IN THEIR COMPLAINED THAT THE TREND PRESENTLY WAS ~OT BL .... NKETs WRAPPED AROUND THtM " NUCLEAR WEAPONS DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM IN WHOLLY ENCOURAGING THE MOTHER, MRS. WERRA CARLTON, ADMITTED DEfiANCE O~ WORLD OPINION AS EXPR[SSED BY DEBRE SAID ONE OF THE MAJOR DIFFICULTIES SHE WAS WORRIEO. MORE THAN 100 NATIONS WHICH HAVE SIGNED THE WAS THE TENDENCY OF SOVIET ECONOMIC EXPERTS "THE fiRST COUPLE OF HOURS IT WAS WARM, TEST BAN TREATY Of 1963. TO PLAN OUT ALONG THE LINES OF MAKING RUSSIA BUT I WAS SCARED rOR MY CI-IILDREN," SHE SAIO. THE 1963 TREATY BANNED TESTING IN THE AT SELF-SUFfiCIENT IN ALL rl[LDS CARLTON, STATION[O AT FITZSIMONS ARMY Hos MOSPHERE, UNDER WATER ANO IN SP ... C[ IT DEBRE ALSO LAID PART OF THE SLAME rOR THE PITAL IN DENVE~, SAID HE ANO HIS fAMILY PERMITTEO UNDERGROUND TESTS, AND eOTH THE STAGNATING TRADE EXCHANGES ON THE FRENCH ~ERE TAKING A DRIVE ON A DESOLATE ROAD NEAR UNITED STATES AND RUSSIA HAVE CONTINUED BUSINESSMEN'S FAILURE TO EXPLORE SOVIET MAR ROLLINS PASS WHEN THEIR CAR 6ECAME STUCK UNDERGROUND TESTING PROGRAMS. KETS HE SAID THAT WHILE IN Moscow HE EN ABOUT 5 PM YESTERDAY. ALL fOUR PREVIOUS CHINESE TESTS H.... VE TAKEN COUNTERED LARGE NUMBERSOf AMERICAN, WEST PLACE IN THE ATMOSPHERE. GERMAN, BRITISH AND ITALIAN SALESMEN SEEK NEW TWI~l ~PPEARb THE fiRST WAS OCT. 16, 1964, OF "LOV ING SOVIET CONTRACTS IN SMOKING--CANCER YIELD" -- ABOUT THE SIZE Of THE U S BOMB NEW YORK (UPI)--A SLIGHT INDIC .... TION THAT DROPPED ON HIROSHIMA BERLIN COALITION SET CIGARETTE SMOKING MAY PROTECT AGAINST ONE THE SECOND, M,t,y 14, 1965, WAS IN THE SAME OVER BEEF AND NOODLES VARIETV Of CANCE~ HAS AGAIN APPEARED 'N A GENERAL RANGE, PERHAPS SLIGHTLY LARGER. BONN (UPI)--CHANCElLOR-OESIGNATE KURT STATISTICAL HUNT FOR CANCE~ CAUSES. THE ThiRD, MAY 9, 1966, WAS STILL LARGER GEORGE KIESINGER AND WEST BERLIN ~YOR WllLl DR. JOHN HIGGINSON, THE MEDICAL SCIENTIST AND WAS 5AI0 TO CONTAIN SOME THERMONUCLEAR BRANDT WORKED OUT FINAL DETAILS OF THEIR WHO fOUND 'T, HAD NO FAITH IN IT. NEVERTHE MATERI ... L THOUGH IT WAS NOT A THERMONUCLEAR, COALITION CABINET LIST TODAY OVER A RICH LESS IT COULD BE NEITHER EXPLAINED NOR DIS OR HYDROGEN BOMB, IT MAY HAVE INVOLVED EX· BAVARIAN LUNCH OF BEEF AND NOODLES. MISSED STATISTICALLY. PERIMENTATION ON HOW TO PRODUCE ONE EVEN KI[SINGER IS LEADER Of THE CHRISTIAN DEM "A SLIGHTLY HIGHER PROPORTION OF COLON TUALLY. OCRATIC PARTY ANO BRANOT IS LEADER OF THE AND RECTAL CARCINOMA PATIENTS 010 NOT SMOME THE UNITED STATES HAD NEV[R PUBLICLY CON SOCIAL DEMOCRATS, TWO OPPOSITION PARTIES CIGAR[TTES AS CO~PARtO TO THE CONTROLS," fiRMED CHINA'S CLAIM, IN ITS OCT. 27 AN WHICH HAVE FEUDED fOR YEARS LIKE THE HAT-I HE REPORTED TO TH[ TECHNICAL JOURNAL Of TH[ NOUNCEMENT, TO HAVE USED A MISSILE PRIVATE fiELDS AND THE McCoys BUT HAVE AGREED TO co NATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE. LY, U.S. OfFICIALS I-IAVE OFFERED NOTHING TO OPERATE IN A GRANO COALITION ~THESE RESULTS ARE NOT CLEAR-CUT BUT IT o !SPUTE IT. BoTH MEN WERE TO HAVE REPORTED THEIR PRO IS OF INTEREST THAT SOME PREVIOUS REPORTS POSALS TO THEIR PARLIAMENTARY PARTlrs THIS ~ROM NORTH AMERICA ALSO SHOW A SLIGHT NEGA TEEN-AGE KING OF oUkUNO\ AfT[RNOON aUT KltSINGER ASKED fOR A RECESS TIVE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN CIGARETTE SMOKING OU~1lD BY ~OUN~ PklMllk TO REPORT TO PARTY O~~ICIALS AND THE MEET AND CARCINOMA Of THE LARGE INTEST'NE." KINSH ... SA, CONGO (UPI)--NTARE Y, TEEN-AGE INGS WERE RESCHEDULED fOR TOMORROW. REPEATED AND STRONG STATISTICAL "POSITIVE KING Of BURUNDI, WAS DEPOSED BY HIS 27-YEAR If BOTH PARTltS APPROVE TH£ LIST, AS EX ASSOCI .... TlONS" H... VE MADE CIGARETTE SMOKING OLD PRIME MINISTER IN A BLOODLESS COUP, IT PECTED, CHANCELLOR LUDWIG ERHARD WILL RE A SUSPECTED CAUSE Of LUNG CANCER AND OF WAS DISCLOSED TOOAY. SIGN fORMALLY AND KIESI~GER WILL BE NAMEO HEART OISORDERS. HIGGINSON APPLIED SIMILAR THE PRIME MINISTER, MICHAEL MICOMBERO, TO SUCCEED HIM THE fOLLOWING DAY. STATISTIC"'L TECHNIQUES TO CANCERS OF THE PROMPTLY D[CLARED HIMSELr CHIEr OF STATE OF ALL THAT REMAINED TO CEMENT TH[ COALITION, ALIMENTARY CANAL rROM THE STOMACH DOWN~ARO. THE C£NTRAL AFRICAN NATION AND ANNOUNCED WHICH WOULO GIVE THE fORMERLY WARRING PAR THERE WERE 93 STOMACH CANCtRS AND 340 THAT BURUNDI WOULD HENCEfORTH 8E A REPUBLIC. TIES 447 Of 496 SEAtS IN THE LOWER HOUSE Of COLON AND RECTAL CANCERS. THE" CONTROLS" MICOMBERO WAS AN ARMY CADET WHEN BURUNDI PARLIAMENT, WAS APPROVAL Of A CABINET LIST WERE 1,020 OTHER HOSPITAL PATIENTS WHO GAINED INDEPENDENCE fOUR YEARS AGO. By PARTY REPRESENTATIVES IN PARLIAMENT WERE FREE BOTH OF CANCER AND or ALIMENTARY THE 19-VEAR-OLD KING OF TH[ GENERALLY WITH THE LIST AP~ROYrD# KIESING[R COULD TRACT DISEASES CANCER P4TIENTS AND "CON ANTI-WESTERN COUNTRY, WAS VISITIN& IN K," B[ FORMALLY INSTALLED ~S HEAD Of GOVERNMENT TROLS" WERE MATCHED AS TO AGES, SEX, MAR 1- SHASA (FORMERLY lEOPOLOVILLE), THE CONGO AND BRANOT AS HIS DE~UTY BY THE END Of TH£ TAL STATUS, OCCUPATION AND EDUCATION CAPITAL, WHEN HE WAS OVERTHROWN. HE COULD WEEK, SUCCEOING CHRISTIAN DEMOCRAT CHANCEL THEN THE HABITUAL FOOO-AND-DRINK PATTERNS NOT BE REACHED FOR COMMENT. LOR LUDWIG ERHARD, WHOSE GOVERNMENT WAS ANO PERSONAL HABITS or CANCER PATIENTS AHO NTARE, WHO HAD OUSTED HI9 OWN fATHER LAST BROUGHT DOWN WH[N A COALITION WITH THE FREt "CONTROLS" WERE COMPAREO STATISTICALLY IN JULY TO TAKE CONTROL Of THE ON(TIME BELGIAN DEMOCRATS, A SMALLER THIRD PARTY, fOUNDERED THE HOPE or REVEALING SIGNIFICANT DIFfER AND GERMAN TERRITORY ARRIVED IN TH£ ~ONGO IN A DISPUTE OVER fiSCAL POLICIES ENCES. Nov. 23 TO ATTEND TNE FIRST ANNIVERSARY THE CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATS, DESPERATE TO RE THE STOMACH CANCER PATIENTS CONSUMED MORE CELESRATIO~ OF CONGO PRESIDENT JOSEPH Mo M,IN IN POWER, APPROVED THE BARGAIN WITH IN ANIMAL rATS, COOKED FATS, FRIED rOOD BUTU'S REGIME. THEIR TRADITIONAL OPPONENTS WITH ONLY A fEW AND flACON THAN 010 THE IR ~ CONTROLS," AND BURUNDI EMBASSY OfFICIAL WERE TRYING TO fAINT CRIES Of DISSENSION. LESS IN DAIRY PRODUCE, BUT, HIGGINSON ADDED, LOCATE HIM. FOR THE SOCIAL DEMOCRATS, WHICH OPPOSED "THE DifFERENCES ~[R[ NOT STATI5TICALLY SIG M08UTu WAS ANGERED BY THE COUP. AND DEFEATED EVERY CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATIC PRO NIFICANT." ~WHOEvrR STAGED THE COUP COULD HAVE WAIT POSAL FROM THE END OF WORLO WAR II UNTIL NOR WERE THERE SIGNIFICANT DifFERENCES ED fOR THE RETURN OF THE KING WHO WAS A 1959 WHEN BRANDT OVERCAME LEfT-WING OPPOSI "REGARDING MARITAL STATUS, RELIGION, OCCUPA GUEST or THE PEOPLE AND THE GOVERNMENT Of TION TO LEAD THE PARTY TO A MORE MODERATE TION, BOWEL HABtTS, TOB~CCO AND BEVERAGE THE" CONGO," HE 5 ... 10. POSITION, IT WAS A OlfFCRENT STORY. HABITS, AND USAGE OF INDIVIDUAL FOODSTUFfS." THE BELGIAN fOREIGN MINISTRY IN BRUSS[LS THIRTY PROfESSORS AND 2,000 STUDENTS THE DIFfERENCES BETWEEN INTESTINA~ CANCER FIRST DISCLOSED T~[ COUP. WORO or IT AR CALLED A PROTEST MARCH IN GOETTINGEN AGAINST PAT I ENTS ANO "CONTROLS" WERE THE LARGER RIVED IN KINSHASA FROM BURUNDI, 600 MILES THE COALITION, WHICH THEY 5AI0 WAS "A DANGER NUMBER OF SMOKERS AMONG "CONTROL~' AND "A AW4Y, rROM UVIRA WHICH IS ACROSS LAKE TAN To THE fUTURE Of OUR DEMOCRACY,~ AND WOULD MORE fREQUENT HISTORY OF CONSTIPATION AND GANYIKA FROM BURUNDI. SMOTHER POLITICAL OPPOSITION USE Of LAXATIVES WHICH WERE Of DOUBTFUL MICOM8ERO ALSO ANNOUNCED THAT HIS JUNTA SIGNifiCANCE" AMONG THE PATIENTS "WH.L MA INTA IN ALL I NTERNATIONAl UNOERTAK~ DETROIT {UPI)--RICHARD E. LU9Y, 22, A HIGGINSON MADE HIS STUDl IN HOSPITALS Of INGS AND OUR FOREIGN POLICY WiLL RE~AIN CONCERT PIANIST fROM PHILADELPHIA H~D JUST THE KANSAS C.TY METROPOLITAN AREA WHILE A UNCHANGED." THIS APPARENTLY MEANT THE NEW GIVEN A CONCERT AT DETROIT'S MASONIC TEMPLE. fACULTY MEMBER Of THE UNIVERSITY Of KANSAS REGIME WOULD NOT RESTORE DIPLOM .... TIC RELA AFTERWARDS HE DROVE TO HIS PARENTS' DE MEDICAL CENTER. TIONS WITH REO CHINA TIES WITH THE PEKING TROIT APARTMENT. R[GIME WERE BROKEN OFf BY NTARttS f"'THER, HE ,ORGOT ONE THING -- A 1772 GUAOAONINI BURSCOUGH, ENGLAND (UPI)--TH[ DIRECTORS KING MwAMBUTSA IV, BEFORE HE WAS DEPOSED viOLIN WORTM $16.500. HE MAD PUT IT AND A Of A fACTORY PRES[NTED A CERTIFICA.E OF THE ANNOUNCEMENT ALSO PROMISED BURUNDI BOW VALUED AT $700 -- BOTH IN CASES -- ATOP ~tRITORIOUS MOUSING TO 21-YEAR-OLD STRIPED WOULD STRENGTHEN RELATIONS WJTH THE NE,GH HIS CAR WHILE TALKING To A MAID WHO HAD TABBY CAT NAMED MICKEY ON HIS RETIREMENT. BORING CONGO, TANZANIA AND RWANDA, AND SERVED AT A POST-CONCERT PARTY. MICKEY CAUGHT AND KILLED 22,000 MICE DURING GUARANTEED THE SECURITY or ALL FOREIGNERS SOMEWHERE IN THE STREETS THE riDDLE AND HIS YEARS WITH THE FACTORV. THE DIRECTORS IN THE COUNTRY. MoST OF THE ALIENS ARE 50ME SOW -- BOTH BORROWED -- FEll OFF. Luey 010- ANNaUNCED THEY WOULO TAKE ON TWO CATS TO 250 BELGIAN TtCHNICIANS AND THEIR FAMILIES. N'T EXPLAIN ~HY A PIANIST 80RROWS A VIOLIN. SUCCEED THE OLD MASTER-MOUSER TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1966 HOURGLASS PAGE 5
LOCAL SPORTS JUNIOR BOWLING LEAGUE 5 ctlon TROPHY WINNERS Sports
SPORTS PATROL CARLOS ORTIZ RETAIN~ TITLE NEW YORK (UPI)--fINAL AI L-AHERICA FOOTBALL IN EA~Y VICTORY OVER ELORDE MEMO: NEW YORK (UP')--CARLOS ORT.Z, SLICING TOMMY FRANCISCO Of VIRGINIA TECH THOUGHT THROUGH GABRIEL {FLASH] [LOROE'S SOUTH~AW HE WAS PLAYING HIS LAST COLLEGE GAME ON DEFENSE WITH MONOTONOU$ REGULARITY 1 FINALLY THANKSGIVING DAY SO HE CELEBRATED BY ROMPING CAUGHT THE GAME FILIPINO CHALLENGER WITH A rOR SIX TOUCHDOWNS AGAINST VMI. STINGING LEFT HOOK IN THE I~TH ROUND LAST THAT GAVE TOMMY A BERTH IN THE UNITED NIGHT AND KNOCKED HIM OUT fOR THE rlRST TIME PR(SS INTERNATIONAL 8ACKF'ELO-OF-THE-WEEk IN HIS CAREER, TO RETAIN HIS ~ORLD LIGHT~ WEIGHT TITLE. BUT THE 190 POUND WINGBAC~ MIGHT BETTER HAVE PRESERVED HIS STRENGTH. LAST SATURDAY, VIR ORTIZ DOMINATED THE FIGHT FROM THE OUTSET. MIXING A SHARP LEFT JAB AND A RAlOR~SHARP GINIA TECH SN~REO A LI8ER~Y BOWL B10 ~NO 'N THAT ONE, HE'LL RUN AGAINST MIAMI'S STOUT RIGHT, ORTIZ SOfTENED UP THE CHALLENGER IN (~ErENS[S. THE EARLIER ROUNDS, BULLING HIM AGAINST THE . SELECTED WITH FRANCISCO IN THE fiNAL GO- ROPES AND PUNISHING HIM ABOUT THE HEAD AND ROUND FOR 1966 WERE QUARTERBACK JACK LENZ BODY Of HOLY CROSS, HALFBACK FRANK QUALE OF YIR- ELOROE, WHOSE PROUOE'T BOAST PRIOR TO THE GINIA AND rULLBACK JIM OLIVER Of COLORADO f'GHT WAS THAT HE NEVER HAD BEEN KNOCKED Off STATE. HIS fEET, WAS REELING ABOUT THE RING BY THE ALL rOUR WERE NOMINATED fOR THE FIRST TIME TIME THE 14TH ROUND ROLLED ALONG AND ORTIZ THIS YEAR AND NONE IS LIKELY TO OISTURB THE FINISHED HIM OFf WITH TWO RIGHT HOOKS TO THE ALL-AMERICA BALLOTING HEAD AND. LErT TO THE CHIN. THEY ALL HAD BIG DAYS AS THE SEASON RAN IRONICALLY, IT WAS THE SAME ROUND IN WHICH OUT IN MOsT AREAS WITH THE VIRGINIA TECH ORTIZ HAD SCORED A TKO OYER ELOROE TWO YEARS ACE FAR AND AWAY THE MOST PRODUCTIVE. AGO IN MANILA. THAT ONE WAS STOPPED ON A FRANCISCO RAN 26 YAROS FOR ONE TOUCHDOWN CUT, HOWEVER, AND WAS fAR FROM OECISIVE SINCE BUT HIS OTHER FIVE WERE FROM POINT-BLANK ELORDE WAS LEADING ON ~OINTS AT THE TIME. RANGE -- THREE ~NE-VARDERS AND TWO OF THREE VAROS THE SCORE? A MERE 70-12 DALLAS (UPI)-~CURTIS COKES SUCCESSFULLY LENTZ HAD A HAND IN fOUR TOUCHOOWNS AS OEf(NOED HIS WORLD WELTERWEIGHT TITLE LAST HOLY CROSS NIPPED BOSTON COLLEGE 32-26. NIGHT WITH A METHODICAL LEFT JAB THAT LEfT THE YOUNG QUARTERBACK RAN 10 AND NINE YARDS FRENCH CHALLENGER JEAN JOSSELIN'S rACE A fOR TOUCHDOWNS, HIT ONE SCORING PASS or 29 BLOODY MESS AFTER 15 ROUNDS OF STEADY ACTION. YAROS AND FINALLY CONNECTED FROM 39 YAROS THE 29-YEAR-OLD CHAMPION, A rORMER BANK CLERK WHO WAITED LATE IN HIS CAREER TO ASCEND OUT TO WIN THE GAME IN THE LAST 70 SECONDS. THE FISTIC HEIGHTS WON A UNANIMOUS DECISION OLI~ER CHIPPED IN ~ITH iHREE TOUCHDOWNS t BEFORE A CROWD 5,800 THAT PAID IN AN ES IN COLORADO STATE1S 34-10 TRIUHPH OVER IOWA or TIMATED $50,000 GATE. STATE AND KEPT THE POWER TURN~O ON ALL THE MOST Of THE NIGHT, COKES WAS A STEALTHY, WAY STALKING JABBER AND HE LEfT JOSSELIN'S NOSE ELSEWHERE THE TOP HANDS INCLUOED QUARTER BLOODIED rROM THE NIWTk ROUND ON ANO THEN BACKS BILL MILLER Of MIAMI, D~WEY WARREN Of OPENED A CUT OVER THE CHALLENGERtS EYE IN TENNESSEE AND KEN STABLER Of ALABAMA. THE FINAL ROUNDS. COKE1S WHITE TRUNKS WERE MILLER, WITH THE AID OF MIAMI1s DEfENSE, STREAkED ~ITH CRIMSON aUT IT WAS NOT FROM EDGED HEISMAN TROPHY WINNER STEVE SPURRIER HIS OWN BLOOD OF FLORIDA BY PASSING FOR ONE SCORE, RUNNING ijo YAROS FOR ANOTHER ANO SETTING UP A THIRD CUPIT WIN~ CAJUN CLA~~IC IN A 21-16 VICTORY OyeR THE GATORS. SPURRIER LAFAYETTE, LA. (UPI )--A PAR FOUR ON THE PILED UP 224 YARDS ON COMPLETIONS IN 29 49 SECOND HOLE OF A SUDDEN-DEATH PLAYOff ENABLED ATTEMPTS FOR ONE SCOR[ IN HIS LOSER. JACKY CUPIT TO ~IN THE CAJUN GOLf CLASSIC ~ARREN ACCOUN1EO fO~ THREE TOUCHDOWNS SUNDAY AT LAfAYETTE. CUPIT HAD fiNISHED TH( AGAINST VANDERBILT, STABLER THREE AGAINST REGULATION 72-HOLES Tiro WITH CHI-CHI ROOR(a SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI GUEt WITH A SCORE OF 17-UNDER-PAR 271. FINISH ~C WHITE OF SOUTHERN METHODIST PASSED THE ING THIRD WITH A 273 WAS DAN SIKES FOLLOWED MUSTANGS INTO THE COTTON BOWL WITH TOUCHDOWN AT 274 BY DAVE HILL aND AT 275 BY WRIGHT PASSES Of AND YAROS AGAINST TEXAS JOEY BENN, MOST I MPROVEO; JOHN 68 26 GARRETT AND DAVE STOCKTON, GARDNER DICKINSON CHRISTIAN WHrLE SOPHOMORE STEVE LINDELL OF SERIES, REX KENNEDY, HIGH GAME HANDICAP, WAS NEXT WITH A 276. STEVE SWANGIN, HIGH GAME, SCOTT JOHNSON, ARMY UPENDED NAVY WITH TWO 'N THE FINAL PERIOD HIGH SERIES HANDICAP, RICKY BEACH, HIGH AV AUGUSTA, GA.(UPI)--lEADING MONCY-WINNER COLEY O'BRIEN, NOTRE DAME'S MAN RE ERAGE No.2 KATHY WHITWORTH ADDEO ANOTHER $1500 TO HER PLACING THE INJURED TERRY HANRATTY, THREW OfFICIAL 1966 EARNINGS SUNDAY BY WINNING HtR THREE TOUCHDOWN PASSES IN A 51-0 ROUT Of MENI~ FA~T PITCH SECOND STRAIGHT TITLEHOLDERS GOLF TOURNAMENT SOUTHERN VIRGIL CARTER Of BRIG THE NA ALI I A CHIEFS TOOK CARE OF THE C~LIFORNIA. AT AUGUSTA MISS WHITWORTH CAME IN WITH A HAM YOUNG PASSED FOR THREE AGAINST PACIFIC NA ALI I B WARRIORS BY THE SCORE OF 11-5 AT 72-wOLE SCORE or THREE-OVER-PAR 291 TO BEAT BENNY RUSSELL LOUISVILLE 010 IT A~ OALLY FIELO YESTEROAV, THE B T[.~ TOO~ A 2 U., or OUT RUNH(RS-UP MARV MILLS AND JUOY KIMBALL GAINST EAST CAROLINA, AND GREG BARTON Of TO a L[AD AFTER TWO INNINGS OF PLAY, BUT BY TWO STROKES. JUDY TORLUEMkE WAS NEXT WITH TULSA PASSED fOR THREE AGAINST WICHITA STATE THE CHIErs CAME BACK l~ THE TOP OF THE THIR A 29~ FOLLOWED AT 296 BY BETSY RAWLS AND AT BRUCE MATTE OF MIAMI, OHIO, HIT FOUR WITH FIVE RUNS ON THREE HOMERS BY SPIDER 297 BY MARILYNN SMITH. PASSES FOR TOUCHDOWNS AGAINST CINCINNATI THOMPSON, MIKE ANORIKE AND MAURICE WILLIAMS. AND BAYLOR', TERRY SOUTHALL CONNECTED fOR I~ THt rOURTM INNlhG THEY SCORED ANOTHER PAR~EGHIAN MUZZLE~ CKITIC~ TWO AGAINST RICE. FOUR RUNS TO PUT THE GAME OUT OF REACH. Los ANGELES (UPI)--THE CRITICISMS HURLED LEADING RUNNING BACKS INCLUDED DOUG CUN THE viCTORY KEPT THE NA ALI I A TEAM IN CON AT ARA PARS(GHIAN A WEEK AGO NOW LIE BURIED NINGHAM OF MISSISSIPPI, JACK JACKSON TENTION rOR THE SECOND HALF CHAMPIONSHIP, or IN THE TURf Or THE Los ANGELES MEMORIAL COL CLEMSON, L.V. BINNINGflELD RICE ANO BILL THEY TRAIL THE UNDEFEATEO RIKAKIS BY ONE or ISEUM, AND COACH JOHN McKAY Or SOUTHERN CAL OGDEN Ot B~IGH.M YOUNG. COAME IS WISHING EVERYBODY HAO KEPT HI5 MOUlH SHUT. ALTHOUGH SPURRIER WAS A RUNAWAY WINNER IN FAST PITCH SCHEDULE PARSEGHIAN, WHO RECEIVED MANY VERBAL BL~9TS THE HEISMAN VOTING, THE FLORIDA STAR WAS WED Nov 30 DALLY FIELD fOR HIS FAILURE TO GO FOR A VICTORY IN THE SELECTED ONLY TWICE DURING THE YEAR IN THE 5: 15 PM COMMUTERS vs RIKAKIS WANING MOMENT! AGAINST MICHIGAN STATE, TURNED UPI BIG fOUR. (HARDIN & BAPTI~TE) HIS NOTRE DAME SQUAD LOOSE AGAINST ROSE 60Wl B08 GRIESE OF PURDUE, MEL fARR OF THURS DEC I BRANDON FIELD UCLA, BOUND SoUTHERN CAL LAST SATURDAY IN AN AITt DAVE DICKEY OF ARKANS.S, LENN¥ SNOW OF 5 PM HIGH SCHOOL VS KENTRON TO REGAIN SOME PRESTIGE AND THE IRISH ROSE TO GEORGIA TECH AND TENNESSEE's WARREN ALSO (ALAMEDA & BAPTISTE) THE TASK BY CRUSHING THE TROJANS 51-0 IN WERE PICKED TWIC( AS WEEKLY HONORS WERE THEIR SEASON rINALE. BALTIMORE (UPI)--BERT BELL JR , SON OF THE SHARED MORE THAN USUAL. NOTRE DAME, RANKED SECOND TO MICHIGAN STATE LATE COMMISSIONER Of THE NATIONAL FOOTBALL IN THE WEEKLY RATINGS, NEEDEO A DECISIVE VIC LEAG~E, QUIT FRIDAY AS eUSINESS MANAGER OF TORY OVER USC TO EVEN HOPE fOR A CHANCE AT THE BALTIMORE COLTS •••• BUT NOT BEFORE BLAST YOU ARE THE ~ARTERBACK REGAINING THE No. I POSITION, BUT THE OUTCOME ING THE CURRENT OPERATION or THE LEAGUE By JACK KEMP WAS GREATER THAN EYEN PARSEGHIAN HAD IMACINED. BELL SAID HE "JUST GOT rED UP WITH THE DI BU~~.LO BILLS QUARTERBACK AND THE OEFEAT WAS THE WORST IN USC fOOTBALL HIS- RECTION OF PRO FOOTBALL IN THE U.S. HE CRI 1965 AFL "PLAYER or THE YEAR" TORY AND THE 51 POINTS RUN UP BT THE IRISH TICIZED THE NFL fOR BEING DOMINATED BY SITUATION: WERE THE MOST PILED UP BY NOTRE DAME SINCE I WHAT HE CALLED -- ~CRA5S COMMERCIALISM AND A CHEER or RELIEf IS HEARD THROUGHOUT THE SERIES WITH THE TROJANS STARTED IN 1926. MADISON AVENUE GIHMICKRY." SAID BELLt "THE MEMORIAL STADIUM. LEADINCO 24-22 WITH TWO "THIS IS BY fAR THE BEST COLLEGE TEAM I'VE KE~ MEDIUM IN TH[ NfL IS THE ALMIGHTY OOL ",INUTES LEFT IN THE GAME, YOU HAVE JUSl RE- EVER H.O, " THE NOiRE O.ME CO.CH SAtO. "IT IS LAR." COMMENTING ON THE RECENT HER(.ER Of COVERED A HOUSTON FUMBLE ON YOUR OWN 20-YARO THE BEST BALANCED FOOTBALL TEAM I HAVE EVER THE NFL WITH TH( AM(RICAN LE.GUE~ BELL SAID LINE BOTH TEAMS HAVE USED THEIR TIME-OUTS. SEEN IN MY LirE. A LEAGUE WITH 26 TEAMS CANNOT LAST HE SMARi PLAY TO CALL HERE IS •• , COACH McKAY WAS EQUALLY IMPRESSED WITH THE ANSWER ON PAGE SIK PAGE 6 HOURGLASS TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1966 WALL ~TREET TODAY' HOURGLASS STOCK LISTINGS FOR~IGN NEWS COMWENTARY "'MeR ICAN A,RLINES N/A BY PHIL NE .... SOM I NEW YO~K (UPI)--STOCKS LOST GROUND IN MOD- AMERICAN PHOTO N/A UPI FOREIGN NEWS ANALYST i ERATElY ACTIVE TRADING TODAY BUT THE DECLINE AMERICAN T & T N/A IN Moscow, THE CORRESPONDENT or THE NEWS- r WAS LIMITED BY SELECTIVE BUYING 1101 SECOND- AMPEX N/A PAPER PRAVDA WROTE or HANOI, THE CAPITAL OF' ' ARIES AND SEVUA.L GLAMOR "SUES. ANACONDA. N/A COMMUNIST NORTH. V,ET NA.M AS HE H"O LA.S'T SEEN: THE MARKET .PEltED NARROWLY ,"OXED AMD H£tD ,BOlE ING N/A It (ARLY TH IS MONTH ; TO THAT PATTERN UNTIL AF'TEI"'IOON WHEN BUYING CHIl:YSI:ER N/A "THE EVA.CUATION IN CONTINUING," HE SAID. ~ DRIED UP AND F'ROf'tT-TAKING APF'UREO IN SOME DOUGLAS 39 1/2 -3/8 "RATIONING HAS BEEN INTRODUCEO AND SOMETIMES: or THE HIGH-HYING ISSUES. FORO 321 1/ 2 -1/4. THERE ARE INTERRUPTIONS IN THE 1"000 SUPPI.IES't, ANALYSTS rELT THE MARKET WOULD CONTINUE TO GEN ELECTRIC 9B _I 3/B IN 5AIGON, WHERE STArr MEMBERS or THE U S "OV£ IN A NARROW RANG£', RATHErt THAN DtCLIN£' GEN MOTORS 61 I/B -7/8 EMBASSY K[[P TABS ON E"VENTS IN nl~ NORTH, IT SHARPLY, IN THE ~ACE or A NUMBER or ,0rTEN- GEN T & R N/A IS ESTIMATtD THAT F'OACED EVACUATION OF' HANOI ING ECONOMIC INDICATeRS AND THE UNC(ATA INTY IBM 313' +2 1/2 HAS REDUCED ITS POPULATION F'AD.,. A.N ORIGINAL OVER A POSSIBLE TAX HIKE LOCKHEED N!A 750,000 TO 50"ETHING LESS THAN ~OO,OOO PRE$IDENT JOHNSON ANNOUNCED A $3 BILLION LONE STAR CM N/A As SAIGON, WA.SHINGTON AND HANOI PONDER THE CUT-BACK IN rEOERAL SPENDING IN THE NEXT MGM N/A ErrECTS or A BAI[r HOLIDAY IN TNE F'IGHTING, SEVEN MONTHS BUT SAID HE WOULD NOT MAKE A ~ NjA THERE IS CONTINUING DEBATE OYER THE EF'r£c- ! DECISION ON THE TAX QUESTION UNTIL P[RHA.PS MOBIL OIL N/A TIVENESS or NEARLY TWO YEARS or U 5 AIR : JANUARY, rURTHER OELAYING IT CLARlr,CATION. PAN AMERICAN __ -2 ATTACK AGAINST THE NORTH, AND WHETHER, I~ THE UPI STOCK ~RKET INDICATOR SHOWED A RCA N/A HALTED NOW It S"CULD HOT BE HALTED rOR ALL : LOSS or 0.16 PtRcENT .."TH ',418 ISSUES CROS. SEARS N/A TIME. ING THE TAPE. USING APRIL I, 1966 ~RICES AS SHELL OIL NjA WHEN THE BOMBING BEGAN IT WAS DESCRIBED AS A 100 aUE, THE INDICATOR CLOSED AT B5.81 SPERRY RAND 275/8 +1/4. A MOVE TO DISCOUAAGE THE NORTH VIETNAMESE VOLUME rOR THE ~E'SIO~SLOW£D TO 1,320, 000 ,STD OIL or CAL N/A BOYEIl:NMENT AND TO BRING IT CLOSER TO THE SHARts ~ROM 7,630,()(X) YEST[I'DAY. 5TO OIL or N.J. N/A PUCE TABLE. I T !.lAS NOT TO CARRY THE WAR TO Or THt TOTAL ISSUES CROSSI_G THE TAPE, UNITED fRUIT N/A NORTH VIETNAMESE CIVILIANS NOR WAS IT DESIGN- 650 DECLINED, 491 ADVANCED AND 277 HELO UN- 'U,S GYPSUM N/A ED TO TOPPLE THE GOVERNMENT. CHANGED, WHILE 24 ISSUES TOUCHED NEW 1966 WARNER Bltos PIC N/A IT ALSO WAS HOYtO THE BOM,UNG t:rrtCTIVEL'( LOWS AND 1B HIT NEW HIGHS. THE OJ! AVERAGE WOULD SLOW THE MOVEMENT O. CO~MUNIST MEN LOST 5·90 TO 795. 26 AND THE RAILS AND UTILI- DOW JONES CLOSING RANGE Of AVERAGES. AND SUPPLIES INTO TH£ SOUTH TIES ALSO GAVE GROUND. 'STOCKS CLOSE CHANGE CRITICS or THE OPERATION SAY IT NEITHER FAIRCMllO CAMERA, TRADING EX-DIVIDEND, WAS 30 INDUS 795. 26 OFF 5 90 HAS SLOWED COMMUNIST INFILTAATION or THE THE MOST ACTIVE ISSUE, rALLING TO ISO 1/4 ON 20 RAILS 202.50 OrF' 0 99 SOUTH, NOW ESTIMATED AT A NEW HIGH Of AROUND SALES or 124,000 SHAIl:ES. A BLOCK or 94,800 15 UTILS 13~.66 Orr 0 40 7)500 MEN PER MONTH, NOR HAS IT VISIBLV SKARE' PUSHED ARlAN'S DEPARTMENT STORES INTO 65 STOCKS 283.72 Orr I 68 WEAKENED THE DETERMINATION or THE Ho CHI MINH SECONO P~ACE. IT DROPPED I/~ TO 12 ON A GOVERNMENT TURNOVER Of" 119,000 SHARES. TECHNIC"L MATERI~ RA NGE OPERE RAT IONS AIR ATTACK ALONE NEVER YET HA.S f"ORCEO THE AL, YESTERDAyf~ MOST ACTIVE STOCK, MOVED IN- ~ CO~NECTION WITH THE RANGE OPERAT~O~ SURRENDER or A DETERMINED PEOPLE LONDON TO THIRD, GAINING 3/8 TO 7 3/4 ON 99,200 SCHEDULED rOR THURSDAY, DEC. I, A HAZARD DIDH'T QUIT UNDER THE BUZZ BOMBS NOR DID SHARES. AREA WILL EXIST NORTH O. ROI-NAMUR IN THE BERLIN UNDER THE ALLIED rlRE RAIDS. GULr & WESTERN INDUSTRIES WAS ACTIVELY OCEAN CONTAINED WITHIN A CIRCLE CENTERED INDUSTRY IS NEVER QUITE WHO~LY DESTROYED TRADED. IT fELL I 1/8 TO 33 5/8 OESPI1E AT 167 DEGREES 54 MINUTES EAST AND 10 OE- AND BRIDGES AND RAILROADS CAN BE REPAIRtD SHARPly iMPROVED EARNINGS WHICH MAV HAVE GREES 27 MINUTES NORTH WITH A RA.DIUS or 63 OVERNIGHT. 8EEN DISCOUNTED IN THE RECENT SHAR~ RISE or NAUTICAL MILES. ALL CRArT ARE REQUIRED TO IT WOULD APPEA~ THEN THAT SUPPORTER! O~ THIS STOCK. STAY OUT Of T~E ABOVE HAZARD AREA BETWEEN THE ATTACKS ON NORTH VIET NA~ WITH LIMITED. MOTORS CONTINUED TO DECLINE IN fAIRLY AC- THE HOURS OF 1230 AND 2000 DEC. I. 08JECTIVES WERE OVERLY OPTIMISTIC, BUT TO TIVE DEALINGS GENERAL MOTORS, WHICH AN- SAY THE RAIDS HAYE BEEN INtrrECTIVE WOULD NOUNCED MORE LA'fOffS IN SOME or ITS PLANTS, t.AAO DENOUNCES KREWLIN SE TO EXAGG[R .. 'U:III T"t"-O'1fll1E11 DIRECTION PACED THE LOSERS, DROPPING 7/B. STEELS ALSO HONG KONG (UPI)-- CHINESE COMMUNIST LEAD- TMERE ARE THESE KNOWN ErrECTS' RETREATEO. U.S. STEEL AND BETHLEHEM tACH ER MAO TSE-TuNG HAS PUBLICLY DENOUNCED THE OSVIOUSLY, IN A CITy or SOME 75 ,000 IT IS 4 0 GAVE UP 1/2. REPUSLIC F'ELL 3/ . SOVIET UNION rOR THE SECOND TIME THIS MONTH IMPOSSIBLE TO REMOVE NEARLY HALr Of" THE POP~ EASTMAN KODAK, TRADING EX-DIVIDEND, LED IN A M£S5AGE TO PEKING'S SOLE EUROPEAN ALLY lATION eVEN If THEY MOSTLY ARE .... OMEN A.ND THE CHEMICALS LOWER WITH A. 2 POINT lOSS. Du ALBANIA, ACCORDING TO A CHINESE RADIO ~E- CHILD~EN WITHOUT S8ME DISLOCATION, NOT ONLY PONT SHED I 1/2 AND UNION CARBIDE DECLINED PORT. or 'AMILIES 6UT OF THE ECONOMY. NEW YORK CENTAAL EASED IN A CHINESE PREMIER CHou-EN-LA' AND FOREIGN A RESULT or THE SOMBING THE NeRTH IS , I 1/8 1 1/4 As J SLIGHTLY LOWER RAilS SECTION. MINISTER CHEN V, ALSO SENT MESSAGES or TRYING TO RELOCATE ITS SMALL INDUSTRY WHI'H " ELECTRONICS HAD A HECTIC SESSION. IBM GREETINGS TO THE ALBANIAN LEADERS ON THE ALSO IS A DISRUPTION OF' THE ECONOMY, ESPECI- JUMPED 2 1/2 AND TEXAS INSTRUMENTS ADDED I. 22NO ANNI~ERSARY or COMMUNIST RULE IN THE ALLY EXPORTS MUCH or IT 15 GOING TO THE , MAGNA.VOX GAVE UP I 1/8, AOMIRAL I 1/2 AND TINY SALKAN COUNTRY ON THE ADRIATIC SEA, HIGHLANDS ~HERE THE NORTH HAS A TRISAL PltOB- MOTOROLA I, BUT ZENITH, WHICH DECLARED A 20 PEKING RADIO SAID IN A BROAOCAST MONITORED L(M~ cENT EXTRA DIVIDEND, GAINED II/B. GENERAL HERE. , IN THE MIDST or A. LABOR SHORTAGE, THE ELECTRIC AND COLLINS RADIO ALSO RETREATED. MAO'S LATEST MESSAGE REPEATED MOST OF WHA" COUNTRY HAS HAD TO DIVERT SOME 25,000 LABOR- AIRLINES, ~HIC~ HAYE MET STIl:ONG DEMAND IN HAD BEEN SAID IN A NOTE EARLIER THIS MONTH: ERS TO BOMB DAMAGE REPAIRS. RECENT 'E'SIONS, MADE AN ASOUT-fACE WITH TO THE rirTH CoNGRESS Of" THE ALBANIAN CoM-, IN LATE OCTOBER, INTELLIGENCE REPORTS RE- KLM rALLING 2, DE~TA 2 1/4 AND PAN AMERICAN MUNIST PARTY IN WHICH MAO CALLED THE Rus~ VEAL EO A 30 PERCENT DROP IN TRUCKS MOVING 2. PAN AMEIl:ICAN IS rACED "'ITH THE POSSI8ILI-, EIANS AND THE OTHER .NT~-CHINESE COMMUNIST' SOUTH. MOST or THIS WAS ATTRIBUTED TO A 70 1f TY or A STRIKE THIS FRIDAY NORTHWEST AND r LEADERS "RENEGADES AND SCABs. \ PERCENT DESTRUCTION or NORTH VIET NAH', OIL: , CONTINENTAL BUCKED THE TREND AND PICKED UP HIS LATEST MESSAGE ALSO PRAISED ALBANIA STORAGE ~ACILITI£.! THE NORTH MUST IMPORT rRACTIONS. rOR STANOING IN THE "fOREFRONT" IN THE ALL O. ITS PETROLEUM UNITEO, GRUMMAN, GENERAL DYNAMICS AND Mc- STRUGGL£ AGAINST Moscow'S BRAND OF' COMMUNIS~ BOM61NG WILL NoT HALT THE MOVEMENT or DONNELL W£Il:E POINT-SIZED LOSERS IN THE A.R- AND SAID THE FIGHT AGAINST RUSSIAN I1REVI5~ LIGHTLY ARMED MEN, BUT iT DOEs CUT OOWN ON CRArTS AND BOEiNG AND DOUeLAS rELL rRACTIONS. ION15M Tf MUST BE CARRIEO ouT TO THE END. SUPPLIES THE RED TROOPS ARE 8AID TO NEED ATLANTIC RICHrIE~D, HESS OIL AND GETTY 11'4- PRESIOCNT LIU SHAO-CHI APPARENTLY fAILEO 150 TONS or SUPPLIES A DAY INTELLIGENCE PROVED BUT PENNZOIL S~I"PEO 1 3/B. POLAROID, TO SEND A CONGRATULATORY MESSAGE TO ALBANIA REPORTS SAY THE TOTAL MAY HAVE BEEN REDUCED TRADING EX-OIVIDEND, JUMP EO I 5/B. CORNING LEADING TO THE BELlEr THAT HE IS THE PRIME TO 90 OR EVEN 75 TONS. , GLASS F'ELL 3 3/8 AFTER A BIG UUMP YESTERDAY. TARGET o. MAO AND DEFENSE MINISTER LIN FINALLY, THERE ARE T"RGETS ~HAT STILL_RE- , AMERICAN BROADCA.STING ADVANCED I BUT CBS PIAO IN CHINA'S CURRENT PURGE AND POWER MAIN. AMONC THEM IS THE THAI NGUYEN STEEL , DIPPED I J/8. STRUGGLE. No MENTION WAS MADE IN THE BROAD COMPLEX SOME 35 MILES NORTHEAST OF' HANOI, PRICES ON THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE TURNED IR- CAST or LIU, WHO WAS MAots HEIR APpARENT PLUS HYDRO-ELECTRIC INSTALLATIONS THAT REGULARLY LOWER IN ACTIVE TRADING. Of THE UNTIL THE MIDDLE or THIS YEAR WHEN HE AP- NEVER HAVE BEEN HIT 854 ISSUES TRADED, 319 DECLINEO, 294 A0- PARENTLY WAS OUSTED FROM THE NUMBER TWO ------VANCED AND 241 RtMA INED UNCHANGED. VOL-UME SPOT By LIN PI AO. COLOMB IA FREEZE~ CASH SLOWED TO 2,276 J 315 SHARES FROM 2,494,300 REPORTS rROM OTHER IRON CURTAIN SOURCES BOGOTA {UPI)--THE GOVERNMENT TODAY UN- SHARES YESTERDAY THE AMEX INDEX ADDEO I YESTERDAY SAID THAT LIN HAD ~TAGEO A PART- E~PECTEDLY SUSPENDED DEALINGS IN rOR£IGN EX- CENT TQ $13.21. IALLY SUCCESSf"UL POWER GRAB THIS YEAR ANO CHANGE, FROZE NON-PESO ASSETS Of" ~OLOMBIAN Q------UARTERBACK ANSWER WAS HOLD I NG MAO V I RTUAl PRI SONER TO rRONT NAT I ONALS HERE AND ABROAO AND SET UP fOR lOR 1_ HIS DRIVE AGAINST OPPOSITION ELEMENTS WITH- TIES FOR PAYMENT or rOREiGN OBLIGATIONS THERE IS NO QUESTION ABOUT THIS CALL You IN THE COUNTRY. 'VE GOT TO RUN THAT BALL AND TRY TO RUN OUT GIVING PRErERENCE TO STATE AND PU8LIC ![RY- THE TASS NEWS AGENCY SEEMED TO CONFIRM THE CLOCK. WITH NO TIMt-OUTS LErT, YOU 1U DEBTS. THIS MONOAY WHEN IT REPORTED THAT LIN WAS SHOULQ BE ABLE TO EAT UP BETWEEN 25 AND 30 THE DRASTIC MEASURES, CATCHING THE COUN BEING HAILED BY THE YOUNG RED GUARD ~TU SECONDS WITH EACH PLAY. SWEEPS CAN PARTICU~ T~Y BY SURPRISE, CA.USED A SENSATION IN [CON DENTS IN P~K'NG WITH SLOGANS OF PERSONAL ONte ANO fiNANCIAL CIRCLES. THEY WER[ AN LA~LY TAKE UP A lOT or TIME, BUT JUST MAKE PRAISE USUALLY RESERVED rOR MAO. NOUNCED ArTER A NIGHTLONG CABINET SESSION SUAE TO TELL YOU~ RUNNING BACKS TO STAY IN BOUNDS. EVEN Ir yeu ARE rORCEo TO PUNT, THEY WHICH BROKE UP AT 6 AM IN WHICH THE EXCHANGE INeUlD ONLY HAVE ABOUT 20 SECONDS LtrT. QUIRKS IN THE NEWS AND rOREIGN RESERVES SITU"TION\JAS $TUDJEb. HO~EF'U~LY YOU'LL MAKE THE FIRST OO~H, ANO BE BEVERLY HILLS, CALlI" (UPI)--THEY HAD A THE GeVERNM[NT ACTION rOLlOW(C R[CENT POLICEMAN1S BAWL IN BEVERLY H,LLS LAST fRI~ SHARP rLUCTuATIONS IN THE VALUE Of THE AalE TO ~UN OUT THE CLOCK WITHOUT GIYING UP I POSSESSION OF THE BALL. DAY. COLOMBIAN PtSO, PAIl:TICULARLY IN RELATION TO CHARLES J. AUTTERSON, 36, A SALESMAN, WAS THE U.S. DOLLAR, WHICH CAUSED A DRAIN ON RE- UPI --EAST GERMANY CLOSEO THE BORDER SE. ARRESTED ON A CHARGE or ILLEGAL POSSESSION SERVES Of THE BANK or THE REPUBLIC AND SALE or TEAR CAS GUNS. YV£EH EAST AHO WEST B[RL.~ ON AUG. r2-'3, 196. TO HALT THE EXODUS or EAST GERMANS TO As Of"f"ICERS WERE PROCESSING THE HUNDRED IT IS BEST TO REAO THE WEATHER rORECASTS THE WEST; IT THEN aEGAN aUILDINQ THE WALL TEAll: GAS DEVICES, ONE Of" THEM WA.S ACCIDENT BEFORE WE PRAY rOR Il:AIN. DIYIOI.Q THE CITY. ALLY OISCHARGED. TUESDAY, NOVEM8ER 29, 1966 HOURGLASS PAGE 7 12.000 SET DEADLINE tOR STRIKE AT PAM AM WHERE DOES THE DOLLAR GO _. NEW YOR~ (UPt)--THE TRANSPORT WORKERS UNI PAID INTO SOCIAL SECURITY? ON OF AMERICA TOPAY SET NOON FRIPAY AS THE EOITORIS NOTE -- WHAT HAPPENS TO YOUR SOCIAL SECURITV TAX DOLLAR AFTER IT GETS INTO Dt~OLINt rOR A STRIKE BY 12,000 OPERATIO"Al ~OVERNMENT HANDS7 THE rOllOWING DISPATCH, THE rlNAL O~ • StRIES Of THREE, EXPLAINS ~O~ P6RSONNEL or PAN AMERICAN WORLD AIRWAYS. ~ONEY IS COLLECTED ANO PAID OUT UNDER THE ~ROGRAM. A SPOKESMAN rOR PAN AM SAID, HOWEVER, THE BY LOUIS CASSELS AIRLINE HAD NOT 6EEN rORMALLY NOTlrlEO or WAS"INGTON (UPI)--WHAT DQ[S THE GOVERNMENT DO WITH ALL THE MONEY THAT EMPLOYEES AND EM THE DEADLINE AND NEGOTIATIONS W~8E CONTINU PLOYERS PAY ON SOCIAL SECURITV? ING. MANY AMERICANS HAVE THE IMPRESSION THAT EACH PERSON'S PAYMENTS ARE SET ASIDE IN AN AC THE STRIKE ~OULO ArFEcT THE LINE'S WORLO COUNT BEAR INC HIS NAME, TO DRAW INTEREST UNTIL HE IS ELIGIBLE TO BEGIN COLLECTINC BENE WIOE PASSENGER- ANO FREIGHT OPERATIONS BOTH FITS. OTHERS TH1N~ THAT SOCIAL SECURITY TAXES ARE SIMPLY TOSSED INTO THE TREASURY'S GENER ON THE GROUND AND IN THE AIR AND ALSO THE ~L rUNDS, ALONG WITH OTHER REVENUES. NEITHER 15 THE CASE CAPE KENNEDY SPACEPORT WHERE PAN AM HAS A SOCIAL SECURITV TAXES -- THE GOVERNMENT REFERS TO THEM EUPHEMISTICALLY AS "CONTRIBU-
MAINTENANCE CONTRACT. TIONS " -- GO INTO A SPECIAL TRUST FUND, ~HIC~I THE UNION, WHOSE CONTRACTS EXPIRED LAST CAN BE USED ONLY fOR PAYM(NT Of SOCIAL SECU PART or THE EXTRA MONEY COMES fROM TRuST JUNE 30, TWICE CALLED orr SCHEDULED STRIKES RITY BENEFITS THE MONEY IN THE fUND IS IN- fUND INTEREST, BUT MOST Of IT COMES OUT OF BECAUSE or rEOERAL INTERVENTION. A 6o-DAY VESTED IN INTEREST-BEARING GOVERNMENT SONOS, EMPLOYER CONTRI8UTIONS ~HICH MATCH THOSE OF J COOLING orF PERIOD ORDERED By THE GOVERNMENT JUST AS A PRIVATE PENSION rUNO MIGHT BE. EACH EMPLOYEE. P~RT or THE EMPLOYER TAX ALSO EXPIRES AT MIDNIGHT THURSDAY. HOWEVER, THE MONEY IN THE TRUST 'UND IS GOES TO PAY FOR THE BENEFITS or POOR PEOPLE AT ISSUE IS HICHER PAY AND INCREASED NOT EARMARKED FOR INDIVIDUALS, ~ND THE TOTAL WHOSE CONTRIBUTIONS TO SOCIAL SECURITY 'RINGE BENErlTS rOR MAINTENANCE AND GROUND IS ONLY A S~ALL fRACTION or WHAT WOULD BE DURING lHEIR ~DRKING LIVES fALL r~R SHORT or SERVICE WORKERS, rLIGHT SERVICE EMPLOYEES NEEDED Ir SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS WERE TO PAYING fOR THEIR BENErITS. Ir TREIR BENEFITS AND STEWARDS. BE rlNANCED ENTIRELY OUT or ACCUMULATED IN- .ERE NOT FINANCED IN THIS WAY, THEY WOULD IN ANNOUNCING THE STRIKE OEADLINE, TWU TEREST ON TME TRUST 'UNo. Nt ED PUBLIC ASSISTANCE, PAID OUT OF GENERAL INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT MATTHEWS GUINAN ANO WHAT HAPPENS IN ACTUAL PRACTICE IS THAT TAX REHNUES. JAMES HORST, EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT AND CURRENT RECEIPTS OF THE TRUST 'UNO ARE USED DIRECTOR OF THE TWU AIR TRANSPORT DIYISION, TO MEET CURRENT EXPENDITURES OR, TO PUT IT ACCUSED PAN AM or "REFUSAL TO BARGAIN IN ON AN OVERSI~PLI'IEO BASIS, WHAT YOU PAY IN AB~RFAN lN~UIRY 8EGIN~ GOOD FAITH" AND "NEGOTIATION BY ULTIMATUM" SOCIAL SECURITY TAXES THIS YEAR HELPS TO MERTHYR TYDFIL, WALES (UPI)--THE MOUNTAIN THE UNION SEEK 30 PERCENT HIKES IN WAGES COVER YOUR FATHERfS RETIREMENT CHECKS, AND Of COAL WASTE THAT BURIED 144 PERSONS ON RANGING FROM $2 56 TO $3 59 AN HOUR AND \N- YOUR FutURE PENSION CHECKS WILL BE FINANCED "BLACK FRIDA"" IN ABERFAN VILLAGE SLIPPED CREASED 'RINGE BENEFITS IN A ONE~YEAA CON- IN LARGE PART BY THE PAYMENTS or YOUR SON'S ONCE BErORE IN 1963 AT EXACTLY THE SAME TRACT. PAN AM HAS STOOD BY THE PACKAGE RE- GENERAT I ON • PLACE, A GOVERNMENT INQUIRY HEARD TODAY COHMENDEO BY A PRESIDENTIAL EMERGENCY BOARD To rlNANCE SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS [NTIR~ THE WA~TE FROM M[RTHYR TYOrlL COLLIERY IN OCTOBER -- 3 5 PERCENT WAGE HIKES IN A 32-LY OUT or J~TEREST WOULD REQUIRE A~ ENOR~OUS SLID DOWN THE MOUNTAINSIDE AND ENVELOPED ONE MONTH CONTRACT TRUST FUND RUNNING INTo TRILLIONS or DOLLARS OF ABERrAN's TWO SCHOOLS AND 18 HOUSES AT "P~N AM WORLD AIRWAYS J ENJOYING A PERIOD MOST AUTHORITIES AGREE THAT ANY ATTEMPT TO 9 15 AM ON FRIOA~ OCTOBER 21, KILLING 16 or UNPRECEDENTED PROFITS, HAS REFUSED TO ACCU~UlATE SUCH A rUNO WOULD HAV( A SERIOUS C~ILDREN ANO 28 ADULTS NEGOTIATE ANO HAO ADOPTED AN UNYIELDING LY OErLATIONARY AND DISTORTING EfFECT ON THE A GOVERNMENT TRIBUNAL HEADED BY LORD Jus STANO-PAT POSITION," THE TWU orrlCER:!! U S ECO~OMY TICE EOMUND DAVIES OPENED AN INQUIRY HERE CHARG£O THE TRUST ~UND GROWS ~HENEVER THE AMOUNT TODAY INTO WHAT HAPPENED AND WHY. GUINAN AND HORST SAID MEMBERS HAD wf~£TED PAID IN SOCIAL SECVRITy TA~ES IN ANY YEAR ATTORNEY G(N(R4L SIR ELWYN JONES, PRESENT l~E MANAGEMENT OfrER IN SYSTEM-WIDE MEETINGS EXCEEDS THE AMOU~T PAID OuT IN BENErlTS ING THE FACTS or THE DISASTER, SAID PART OF Noy. 23 AND 25 THERE ~AS SUCH A SURPLUS rROM THE INITIATION THE SAME "T I p" SL 10 MORE THA N HAL F WAY IN ADDITION TO ITS AIR OPERATIONS, PAN AM OF THE PROGRAM 30 YEARS AGO THROUGH 1958 DOWN THE MOUNTAIN TOWARD AB[RrAN IN 1963 ALSO HAS ~ CONTRACT TO MAINTAIN CAPE KENNEDY SINCE 1958, BENErlTS HAVE BEEN AT A LEVEL "THERE WILL BE EVIDENCE THAT THE DIVIDE THE TWU SAID ITS MEMBERS INCLUDE 2,500 ROUGHLY EQUAL TO TRUST rUND RECEIPTS SOME OCCURREO AT THE VERY SAM( PLACE IN 1966," TO 3,000 ~ORKERS E~PLOY(O AT THE BASE ITSEL~ YEARS THE TRUST FUND PAYS OUT SLIGHTLY MORE HE SAID. AND ALONG THE CAPE KENNEDY GUIDED MISSILE THAN IT TAKES IN, ANO OTHER YEARS IT TAKES II THERE WAS HUSHED SILENCE AS JONES DESCRIBE RANGE. SLIGHTLY MORE THAN IT PAYS OUT DURING THE HOW OCT 21 BEGAN MUCH LIKE: ANY OTHER DAY, NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN THE rwu AND PAN AM 1965 rlSCAL YEAR RECEIPTS AMOUNTEO TO $16 4 HOW WORP
AND STEWARDS, 8E fINANC~D ENTIRELY OUT Of ACCUMUL~TEO IN- ~ERE NOT flN~NCEO IN THIS WAY, TMEy ~OULO IN ANNOUNCING THE STRIKE DEADLINE, TWu TEREST ON THE TRUST fU~D NE(D PUBLIC ~S5ISTANCE, PAID OUT OF GENERAL INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT MATTHEWS GUINAN A~D WHAT HAPPENS IN ACTUAL PRACTICE IS THAT TAX REVENUES JAMES HORST, EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT AND CURRENT RECEIPTS Of THE TRUST FUND ARE USED DIRECTOR OF THE rwu AIR TRANSPORT DIVISION, TO MEET CURRENT EXPENDITURES OR, TO PUT IT 4CCUSED PAN AM Of "RefUS4L TO BARGAIN IN ON AN OVERSIMPLIFIED BASIS, WHAT YOU PollY IN AseRFAN I~~UIRY QEGIN~ GOOD rAITH" AND "NEGOTIATION BY ULTIM4TUM." SOCIAL SECURITY TAXES THIS YEAR HELPS TO MERTHYR TYDrIL, WALES (UPI)--TH~ MOUNT41N THE UNION SEEK 30 PERCENT HIKES IN WAGES COVER YOUR fATHER'S RETIREMeNT CHECKS, AND or COAL WASTE THAT BURIED 144 PERSONS ON RANGING FROM $2 56 TO $3 59 AN HOUR AND IN- YOUR fUTURE PENSION CHECKS WILL BE FINANCED "BLACK FRIDAY" IN ABERFAN VlLL4GE SLIPPED CRE~SEO fRINGE BENEfiTS IN A ONE-YEAR CON- IN LARGE PART BY THE PAYMENTS Of YOUR SON'S ONCE BEfORE IN 1963 AT EXACTLY THE SAME TRACT. PAN AM HAS STOOD BY THE PACKAGE RE- GENERATION • PLACE, ~ GOVERNMENT INQUIRY HE4RO TODAY COMMENDED SY A PRESIDENTIAL EMERGENCY SOARD To FINANCE SOCIAL SECURITY BENEfiTS ENTIR~ THE WASTE fROM MERTHYR TYDflL COLLIERY IN OCTOBER -- 3 5 PERCENT WAGE HIKES IN A 32-LY OUT or INTEREST WOULD REQUIRE AN ENORMOUS SLID DOWN THE MOUNTAINSIDE AND ENVELOPED ONE MONTH CONTAACT. TRUST rUND RUNNING INTO TRILLIONS OF DOLLARS Of ABERrAN'S TWO SCHOOLS AND 18 HQUSES AT "PAN AM WORLD AIRWAYS, ENJOYING A PERIOD MOST AUTHORITIES AGREE THAT ANY ATTEMPT TO 9 15 AM ON fRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, KilLING 16 Of UNPRECEDENTED PROfiTS, HAS REfUSED TO ACCUMULATE 5UCH A fUND WOULD H4VE A SERIOUS- CHilDREN AND 28 AOULTS NEGOTIATE AND HAD ~OOPTEO AN UNYIELOING LY DEFLATIONARY AND DISTORTING EffECT ON THE A GOVERNMENT TRIBUNAL HEADEO BY LORD Jus STANO-PAT POSITION," THE TWU OffiCERS U S ECONOMY TICE EDMUND DAVIES OPENED AN INQUIRY HERE CHARGED. THE TRUST fUND GROWS WHENEVER THE 4MOUNT TODAY INTO W~AT HAPPENEO AND WHY GUINAN ~ND HORST S410 MEMBERS HAD ~JEeTEO P410 IN SOCIAL SeCURITY TAX[S Ik ~kY YEAR I ATTORNEY GENERAL SIR ELWYN JONES, PRESENT l~E MANAGEMENT OfFE~ IN SYSTEM-WIDe ~EEjINGS EXCEEOS THE AMOUNT PAID OUT IN BENEfiTS ING THE fACTS Of THE DIS~STER; SAID P4RT Of Nov. 23 AND 25. THERE WAS SUCH A SURPLUS rROM THE INITIATION THE SAME "TIP" SLID MORE TH.II ... HALf WAY IN ADDITION TO ITS AIR OPERATIONS, PAN AM or THE PROGRAM 30 YEARS AGO THROUGH 1958 DOWN THE MOUNTAIN TOWARO ABERFAN IN 1963 ALSO HAS A CONTRACT TO MAINTAIN CAPE KENNEDY. SINCE 1958, BENEFITS HAVE BEEN AT A LEVEL "THEJOE WILL BE EVIDENCE THAT THE DIVIOE THE TWU SAID ITS HEMBERS INCLUDE 2,500 ROUGHLY EQuAL TO TRUST rUNO RECEIPTS SOME DCcuRREO AT TI-IE VERY SAME: PLACE 1N 1966," TO 3;000 WORKERS EMPLOYEO AT THE BASE ITSELF YEARS THE T~UST rUNO PAYS OUT SLIGHTLY MORE HE SAIO, AND ALONG THE CAPE KENNEDY GUIDED MISSILE T~AN IT TAKES IN, AND OTHER YEARS IT TAKES 1/ THERE WAS HUSHED SILENCE AS JONES DESCRIBE RANGE SLIGHTLY MORE TH4N IT PAYS OUT DURING THE HOW OCT 21 BEGAN MUCH LIKE ANY OiHER DAY, NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN THE TWU AND PAN ~M 1965 FISCAL YEAR RECEIPTS AMOUNTED TO $16 4 HOW WORKMEN ARRIVED AT THE TOP or THE "TlpH HAVE BEEN GOING ON SINCE JUNE 7 UNDER THE SILL ION, AND DISBURSEMENTS TO $15 9 BILLION, TO rlNO IT HAD SUNK TEN fEET OVERNIGHT, GUIDANCE OF" NATIONAL MEDIATION B04RD CHAIR- LEAVING A SURPLUS Of $500 MILLION THE TRUST HOW IT SUDDENLY SWEPT DOWN ON THE UNSUSPECT MAN FRANCIS A O'NEILL ANO C ROBERT ROADLEY, FUND AT THE END Of THE fiSCAL YEAR CONTAINED ING VILLAGE BELOW, HOW SCREAMS CAME fROM EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Of THE 80ARD. $20 1 81LLION J THE SCHOOLHOUSE THE LATEST ACTUARIAL REPORT -- ISSUED JUST] JONES SAIO HOWARD REtS. 14, WHO ESCAPEO RED GUARDS SNIPING AT BOATS A MONTH AGO -- SHOWS THill THE SOCIAL SECUI- WHilE THREE fRIENDS WITH HIM WERE CRUSHED, KUALA LUMPUR {UPI)--COMMUNIST CHINA'S REO RITY SYSTEM IS RUNNING SAFELY IN THE BLACK HAD DESCRIBED SEEING "A BIG w.IIVE Of MUCK GUARDS RECENTLY SHOT AT PASSING RUSSIAN SHIPSAfTER LAST YEAR's CHANGES l~ BOTH TAX RATES HIGHER THAN A HOUSE" COMING TOWARD HIM, IN THE A"'UR RIVER BOUNDARY IN SIBERIA; A AND BENE .. T LEVELS. IN fACT, IF BOTH TAXES MOVING AS fAST AS A CA~ ANO RUMBLING LIKE A M~LA~SIAN fOREIGN MINISTRY OffICIAL SAIP TO- AND BENEfiTS REMAIN AT THE lEVEL PROJECTED TRAIN DAY, BV THE PRESENT LAW, THE TRUST fUND WILL THE CATASTROPHE THAT OVERWHELMED THE IN A TALK OVER R~olo MALAYSIA, JACK DE GROW TO ABOUT $29 BILLION BY 1985 JUNIOR SCHOOL \/AS TOTAL," SAID JONES "THE SILVA, PRINCIPAL ASSISTANT SECRETARY AT THE CONGRESS IS NOT LIKELY TO PERMIT THE TRUST SURVIVING TEACHERS TELL ABOUT CLASSROOMS fOREIGN MINISTRY, SAIO ~UNO TO GROW TO ANYTHING LIKE $200 BILLION SUDDENLY INUNOATEO WITH A BLACK MASS WHICH "SOVIET fOREIG"! M,NISTRY OffiCIALS HI Mos- 'WHEN IT RE.V1SES, SOC1AL SECURITY -- !"ROBA-BLY VORCEO ITS W4V THROUGH WINOOWS AND WALLS COW ANO SOVIET DIPLOMATS IN PEKING HAVE TOLD NEXT YEAR -- IT IS LIKELY To INCREASE BENE- AND rELL UPON THE CHILDREN" ASIAN DIPLOMATIC REPRESENTATIVES IN BOTH fiTS SLIGHTLY MORE THAN IT INCREASES CO~TRI- HUNDREDS CA~E FROM fAR AND WIDE TO HELP CAPITALS, Moscow AND PEKING, THAT CHINESE BUT IONS, SO THAT THE fUND WILL BE BROUGHT IN THE "HERCULEAN TASK" Of RESCUE, CLAWING RED GUAROS ~AD ORGANIZED RALLIES BY C~INESE BACK TO AN APPROXI~ATE BAL4NCE OF INCOME AND AT THE SLUDGE WITH THEIR BARE HANDS, BUT CIVILIANS ALONG THE SINKIANG rRONTIER IN OUTGO NO ONE BURIED BY T~E fALL CAME OVT ALIVE THE WEST AND THE AMUR RIVER fRONTIER IN THE WHAT GUARANTEE 00 YOU HAVE THAT THE MONEY A FT E: R I I .II M , HE ,::S:.:A:...:I~O:..-____ E"ST." WILL BE ON HA"!O TO PAY YOUR BENErlTS WHEN "THESE CIVILIAN RALLIES ARE DEM4NDING THAT YOU BECOME ELIGIBLE? LASER RADAR SHOwED THE SOVIET UNION SHOULD RETURN CHINA'S SO IN THE TECHNICAL SEN5E OF A lEG4LLV-EN- 80S TON (UPI)--AN ULTRA-VIOLET LIGHT CALLED LOST TERRITORIES ACCORDING TO THE fORCEABLE CONTRACT, TOU HAVE NONE; BUT AS A "lASER" BEAM THAT THEORETICALLY WOULD PICK S4ME SOVIET SOURCES, THE REO GUARDS HAD BE PRACTICAL MATTER, SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS OUT A SINGLE VIET CONG GUERRILLA WAS DEMON COME SO WORKED UP THAT THEY flREO SHOTS AT ARE UNDERWRITTEN BY PRECISELY THE SAME STRATED FOR THE fiRST TIME HERE TODAY. PASSING SOVIET SHIPS NAVIGATING THE AMUR GUARANTEE THAT BACKS YOUR MONEY AND YOUR THE DEVICE, WHICH MAY BECOME THE KEYSTONE RIVER, WHICH ~ORM5 THE BOUN04RY BETWEEN GOVERNMENT BONOS -- NAMELY, THE GOOO fAITH Of A NEW ~IND Of RADAR SYSTEM, WAS SHOWN AS CHINA AND THE SOVIET UNION," HE ADDEO. AND CREDIT OF THE U 5 GOVERNMENT NOTHING A WEEK-LONG MEETING Of THE AMERICAN INSTI IS MORE INCONCEIVABLE, POLITICALLY, THAN TUTE Of AERONAUTICS ANO ASTRONAUTICS GOT PERCY, ROCKEFELLER TO WED THAT CONGRESS SHOULD WELSH ON THE GOVERN UNDERWAY SOME 5,000 SCIENTISTS ARE ATTENO~ CHICAGO (UPI)~-SHARON PERCY, 21~ DAUGHrtR ~ENT'S MORAL COMMITMENT TO SOCIAL SECURITY lNG, Of 5EN -(LECT CHARLES H. PERCY WILL BE. INSUREEs BV REPEALING OR MATERIALLY REDUCING MILITARY PROCUREMENT EXPERTS, "WAYOUT" MARRIEo TO JOHN 0, ROCKEfELLER IV, IT WAS eENErlTS PLANNERS fOR MAJOR ELECTRONIC fiRMS, AND ANNOUNCED TODAY, Is Soc IAL SECURITY A GOOD INVESTMENT? DOES UNIVERSITY PROFESSORS PARADED THROUGH Bos THE ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE ENGAGEMENT WAS THE AVERAGE PERSON sTAND TO RECEIVE AS MUCH TON'S NEW WAR MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM TO LOOK HADE BY THE PERCY FAMILY FROM THEIR SUBURBAN OR ~ORE IN BENEfITS AS HE PAYS IN "CONTRIBU- AT SPACE HARDWARE ANO TAKE PART IN PANEL KENILWORT~ ,",OME TIONS" OURltfG HIS \oIORKING LlfE'I OISCUSSIONS. SHARON'S TWIN SISTER, VALERIE WAS SL~IN IN ACCORDING TO ROBERT J MYERS, CHIEF ACTU- THE ULTRAVIOLET LAsrR WAS OESIGNEO AT THE THE HOME I.AST SEPT. 18. ARY or THE SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION, Avco CORP,'S EVERETT RESEARCH LABORATORY, SHARON'S rATHER HAD INSISTED EARLIER THAT THE ANS\oIER 15 YES, A MARRIED MAN WHO'S NOW WHERE SCIENTISTS PUT NITROGEN GAS IN AN REPORTS Of THE ENGAGEMENT .
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DR I VING AND DR! V I ~G WH ILt INTD)( IC~T[D, OPEN EVE~Y WEDNESDAY A'TER~OON FROM WILL AUTOMATICALLY REQUIRE THE OFfENDER I ,0 TO 4 PM ro APPEAR IN COURT T~E~E ARE NO SAIL p~OYISIONS FOR SERIOUS OFFENSES COURT DRIVING SNOW ~TORMS IS MANDATORY PLAGUE EASTERN U.S. PER~aNS RIOING BICYCLES AT NIGHT ~ITK T PROPER ~IGHTING CO~[ UNDfR THE PRO (U?I}--GALE-ORIVEN STORMS BURIED TOWNS VISIONS OF THIS PROCEDURE ~NO STRANGLO HUNDREDS OF TRAVELLERS IN HIP-HIGH SNOWS IN TH( UPPER GREAT LAKES wt~l~ -;PAY AND SPREAD PARALYZING BLA~K KWAJALEIN CHAPTER Of THE NIKE-X FLYING [T5 0, SNOW ALL THE WAY TO THE EAST CLUB ~!Ll HOLD ANOTHER SPECIAL MEETING COAST AT 7 30 PM FRIDAY, DEC 2 IN THE THIRD IT WAS THE WORST AUTUMN SNOW SToRM IN flOOR CONFERE:HCE ~OOM AT THE TERMINAL A DECADE IN uppER MiCHIGAN TR~VELLERS BUILDING THE MAIN ITEN or BUSINESS WAITED OUT THE BlAST IN LITTLE TOWNS AND WILL Bt DiSCUSSION or PROCUR£MENT OF ROADSIDE SHELTERS SCHOOLS CLOSED BY A SECOND AIRCRAFT. MEMBERS ANC p~o THE HUNDREDS ELECTRICAL POWER WAS MEMBERS ARE URGED TO ATT[ND aLAC~EO OUT !~ COMMUNITIES fROM HICKIGAM TO WESTERN NEW YORK STATE CLUB PROGRESSIVE DINNER STARTS ON A REEF IN STORM-WHIPP(O LAKE HURON, AT 7 PM ON DEC 9 AT 464-A PRICE \5 PER COUPLE TRANSPORTATION WILL NI"£ ME" AWAITEC RESCUE fRO~ A GROUHOED $2 50 WEST GERMAN FREIGHTE~ MORE THAN 150 aE PROVIO~O. CAL~ GUNN ,OR RESERVA TIONS BV DEC PHO~C BRI~G ~ P~SSENGERS AND CREWMEN WERE fiNALLY 4 2454 T~~EN ~F' A G~UNDEO C~R FERRY IN LAKE GifT, EvERYONE MICHIGAN OFf LUDINGTON, MICH RED~ MAJOR FIRES BLAZED IN THE SNOW BELT. GAIN IN ITALY ROME (UPI}--ITAlY'S CHRISTIAN DEMO As TNE SNOW C~ME DDWN, rLAMES RAGED PROTESTANT CHAPEL \.OMEN S BAKE SALE WI LL CRATS RETAINED TH£IR SEATS O~ CITY ~ND THROUGH THREE ACRES Of INDUSTRIA~ SHOPS U.s. TO ~ELL JORDA~ ~ETS BE HELD SAT DEC. 3 f~OM 9 30 AN TO I PM AT LESANON, OHIO, CORRECTIONAL IN FROVINCI~L COUNCILS IN TWO·DAY LOCAL T~£ W.SHlftG.TON {UP'}--T~[ UNITED STATES IN FRONT Of MACY's ~RDCE(DS Will BE GIY STITUTE. ANOTHER S~OWSTOR~ BLAZE CAUSED ELECTIONS MARKEO ~Y MOD[R~TE COMMUNIST HAS AG~EED TO SEL~ JORDAN 36 SUPERSON EN TO M I CRONE: DAMAGE ESTIMATED AT $160,000 IN A GRANO G4INS, COMPLETED ~£TURNS SHD~Eo TODAY. I, F~IQ4 JET INTERCEPTORS, STATE DE· SIANS ATTEND" RAP lOS, MltH , PLANT. THE BIG SURPRIS£ IN THE [LEeTIONS IN PARTME~T SOURCES REPORTED TODAY ING COLLEGE: ON WINDS PEAKED AT MILES AN HOUR DfF 330 COMMUNITI[S rpOM S,CILY TO THE 70 JORDA~'S KING HUSSEIN REQUESTED ADD CHAPEL SCHOLAR LAKE MICHIGAN'S £ASTER~ SHORE DUAING ALPS, ~OWEVER WAS TH' POOR SHOWING IN ITIONAL MILITARY E~UIPMENT fROM THE SHIPS AS A PCPULCUS AREAS or 1HE RECENTLY ~EUNITED THE NIGHT CHRISTMAS STREET DECORATIONS CHRISTMAS GirT UNITED STATES FOLlOWING I~R~EL'S RE SOCIALIST P ..... RTY. Rt SMASHED IN 5T JOSEPH, MltH , AND TO MAKE THEIR TALIATORY AAID AGAINST A JORDANIAN VI~ IT WAS THE rlRST POLITICAL TEST ~OR DEPARTMENT STORE WALL CAVED IN IN HOLIDAY AWAY LAGE Nov 13. T~E FDRMER SOCIALISTS A~D SOCIAL OEMO UTH HAV[N, "'ICH FROM HO .... E A JORDANIAN AUTHO~ITIES I~ AM~AN TODAY CRATS SINCE THEY ENDEO ... 19-YEAR-OLO UP TO SIX INCHES or SNOW fELL IN W£5T LITTLE WARMER REPORTED CONTRACTS fOR SALE or U S. SPLIT IN OCTOBER ERN NE~ YORK AND THE WEATHER BUREAU SAID AND BRIGHTE:R JETS H.a BEE~ COMFLETtO AND TME PLA~CS THEY HAD HOPED TO GREATLY IMPROVE ON NOTKER rOUR TO FIVE '~CM£S WAS LIKELY. WERE TO BEGIN AARI~ING THERE SHDRTlY CALL JEAN THEIR SHOWING AT EXPENSE or R liNtS IN RANDOLPH, WERE 1962 T~t N.Y., STATE D[PARTMENT SOUR~S LATER CON GIJHN, GENERAL NAPPED, LEAVING THE VILLAGE WITHOUT THE COMMUNISTS. INSTEAO, IT wAS THE FIRMED TH~T THE TRANSACTION INVOLVED CH ... IRM,I,14, ... T COMMUNISTS .ROM THE SOCIAL- IGHTS FOR SEVERAL HOURS W~O GAI~ED 3 F~I04 STARflGHTER JETS, SAIP TO 2454 FOR PICK-UPS, YOUR DoNATIO~S WILL UP TD SIX INCHES or SNOW CLOGGED ROADS 6 ISTS IN ELECTIONS IN lR)ESTt, RAV£NNA COST 1M THE HEIGHBORHDOD 0' $1 MILLION BE SINCERELY APPRECIATED IN SECTIONS OF PENNSYLVANIA, WEST VIR A~ MASSA. tACH THE ELtCTIONS WEftE WATCHED CLOSELY INI., MARYLAND AND VI~GINIA. EVENING BIBLE STUDY GROUP WILL MEET Nov. THE UNITED STATE~ HAS SUPpLIED JOR rOR ANY INDICATION or DISCONTENT WITH DAN WITH MILITARY [QUIP~ENT FO~ NANY 30 AT 228-B FADM 8 TO 10 THE GRoUP IS TO READ 80TH SIDES, BUT ITALY'S CEHTEft-~trT COALITION DVER ITS NON-D(NO~INATIONAL, EVE~YONE IS INVITED. W. HOWE HAAS H~NOLING Of THE NATION'S RECENT fLOOD I SASTl:R