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INGTON JUDICIARY Snipers Carll;"es Battle Police COMMITTEE TODAY APPROVE:D LEGISLAtiON TO aAN tHt MAIL ORDER SALE:S OF ALL FIRE Reds Show Strength ARMS, INCLUDING RlfLtS AND SHOtGUNS Battle Rages Through the As THE Houst HEADED fOR A POSSI BLE To Defiant Czechs LAtE ArTERNOON VOTt ON A BILL TO BAN I~ CLEVELAND,OHIO (UPI )--SNIPE:RS WITH AUTOMATIC WE:APO~S fOUGHT POLICE THROUGH TE:RSTATE SALES OF RIFLtS AND SHOTGUNS, MOSCOW (UPI )--TH£ SOYIET UNION TODAY THE: ~IGHT AND LATE MORNING TODAY IN W~AT WAS DE:SCR~BED AS A NATIONWIDE BLACK THt SENATE COMMITTEE VOTED 9 TO 3, TO I•• "", ARMY MANEUVERS FROM THE BLACK POWtR PLOT THt fiGHTING TURNtD A MAJOR StCTlON OF THE CITY'S PREDOMINANTLY APPROVE A LONG-STALLED, VERY SIMILAR BALTIC SEAS IN THE FACE OF OE NEGRO EAST SlOt INTO A BATTLE:GROUNO. TtN PERSONS WtRt DEAD MEASURE: DIPLOMATIC LOOTING, FIRtBOMBI~G AND ATTACKS O~ CIVILIANS RANGED OVER A TWO-MILE AREA FROM THt 5tNATE GROUP AT THE SAME TIME AT SAID THE SOVIET-CZECH tRISIS IS THE tAST Slot TO THE CITY LIMITS IT WAS ~HE: NATION'S WORSt RACIAL DISORDER LE:AST TEMPORARILY SIDETRACKED CONSIO[R_ SINCE THE DESTRUCTIVE: WASHINGTON RIOTING WHICH fOLLO .... ED THt ASSASSINATION OF ATION or MUCH STRONGtR GUN CONTROL LtGI SAID THAT RUSSIAN ARMED DR MARTIN LUTHER KING JR , IN APRIL SLATION. AN ASSAULT FORCE OF 2,600 NATIONAL USING ARMOR EO PtRSONNE:L CARRIERS REFORM REGIME IN THE FORMER SATEL AND tRUCKS aORRowtD FROM BRINKS, INC LITE CANNOT BE RULEO OUT MOVED INTO THE BATTLE AREA _T SUNRISE U S AMBASSADOR, LLEWELLYN THOMPSON, WITH OROERS TO "SHOOT TO KILL SNIP[IItS US Urges NViet to Confirm TODAY SUDDENLY CANCELLED LONG-RANGED AT MIOMORNING A HEAVY THUNDERSHOWER VACATION PLANS TO STAY AT HIS POST IN HIT THE CITY AND CITY OfFICIALS AND THE CRISIS NEWSME:N AT THE: SCE:~E OE:SCRIBED THE: ARE:A Memorandum Concerning NLF RUSSIAN SOURCES SAID THE SOVIET COM- AS OUI E:T PARIS (UPI )--THE UNITEO STATES URGED NORTH V,ET NAM TODAY TO CONFIRM IN- 1ST PARTY PRESIDIUM, THE 11 MEN WHO TEN PE:RSONS WE:RE KILLEO BY GUNfIRE, DICATIONS THAT HANOI NO LONGER INSISTEO THAT THE NATIONAL LIBERATION FRONT RULE THIS COUNTRY, MOVED THROUGH THE INCLUDING THREE WHI TE POLICE: OFFICERS, (NLF) WAS THE SOLE REPRESENTATIVt OF THE: SOUTH VIETNAMESE PEOPLE MASSING REGULAR TROOPS AND RESERVISTS THREE: ALLE:GEO NEGRO SNIPERS AND FOUR US ROVING AMBASS~DOR W AVE:RE:LL HARRIMAN CHALLENGED THE: NORTH VIETNAMESE TO A SHOWOOWN MEETING WITH THE CZECH NEGROES APPARE:NTLY CAUGHT IN CROSSFIRE: NISTER or STATE: AT TOOAY'S 14TH SE:SSION OF THE PARIS PEACE TALKS TO STATE: WHOSE "DEMOCRATIZATION" DRIVE EIGHTEE:N OTHER PERSONS, 10 OF THEM PO- THAT IT WAS CORRECT TO BE:LIE:~E THAT HANOI BASICALLY HAS SHlfTEO ITS POLICY RUSSIAN f[AR AND ANGER LlCEME:N, WERE WOUNDED Two OF THE: STAND THE SOVIET WOUNDED OFFICERS WERE IN CRITICAL CON HARRIMAN RE:MARKE:O lHAT A HANOI FOREIGN MINISTRY ME:MORANDUM Of JULY 17 DITION POLICE MADE 53 ARRESTS, MOST LONGE:R ME:NTIONEO THE NLF AS THE POLITICAL POWER WHICH ALONt REPRESENTED OF THEM FOR LOOTING WISHE:S Of THE 'I BELIEVE THIS IS A CONSPIRACY BY OF THt SOUTH BLACK MILITANT GROUPS TO CAUSE OISTURB I ETNAMESE: PEO Viet Nam's Coast Racked ANCES NOT ONLY IN OHIO BUT ALL ACROSS PLE. THE UNI TED STATES to PROVE THE:Y ARE A THE OMISSION POWER TO Bt REC~ONE:O WITH ANO THAT or THE HlF lE:AD- By Series of Viet Cong Attacks TKEY CAN 00 A~YTHING THEY .... ANT AT ANY SAIGON (UPI )--VIET CONG TROOPS SWEPT THROUGH A SMALL VILLAGE AND BURNED AMUT TIME," 5.1.10 STATE ADJ, GEN DEL CORSO, OURING A WAVE or COMMUNIST ATTACKS ALONG VtE:T COMMANDER or THE OHIO NATIONAL GUARD NORTHE:RN COAST "INTELLIGENCE REPORTS FROM THE MILI 200 COMMUNISTS STRUCK THE VILLAGE or PHU DAU SHORTLY AfTER DAWN A~~ SET TARY ANO fBI INOICATEO IN ADVANCE THAT THE HOLACAUST THAT LE:fT 1,000 PERSONS HOMELESS WHILE US MARINES DEfENDING TROUBLE WOULD START SOMETIME TOOAY IN ARtA WERE KEPT UNDtR MORTAR ATTACK CLEVELANO, OTHER CITIES IN OHIO AND SIX WAS NO IMMEDIATE RE:PORT ON THE NUMBtR Of CIVILIAN CASUALITIE:S IN THE OR EIGHT OTHER CITlE:S ELSE:WHE:RE: THIS SOMt 15 MILES SOUTHWEST or DA NANG AT LEAST ONE MARINE WAS WOUNDED AS TROUBLt IS ACROSS THE: NATION I THINK COMBINED ACTION PLATOON ON THE Of THE: VILLAGE WAS HIT BY ABOUT 50 IT IS A PLOT TO SPREAD DESTRUCTION, DIS OF MORTAR fiRE RUPT THE GOVERNMENT ANO SHOW THEIR 60MM SAME TIME OTHER COMMUNIST STRENGTH THAT IS, THE BLACK MILITANTS House of Commons STRUCK FOR THE SECOND CONSECUTIVE AND BLACK POWtR GROUPS" DAY AT A SERIES OF CITIES AND OUTPOSTS Censures Member ALONG THE NORTHE:RN COAST aETWEEN THE: '.9~~!!TI,"' AT OJ! NAttG "'-/ ", CENSURED ONE OF ITS TODAY'S RAIDS WAS THE MEMBERS FOR THE FIRST TIME IN MORE: 18 MILES SOUTH OF DA THAN 21 YEARS COMMUNIST PUMPED IN 58 HONG KONG (UPI )--COMMUNIST CH'NA AND UNI TED STATES COULD NOT AGREE TO By A VOTE or 244 TO 52 IT CALLED MORTAR AND LAUNCHED NORTH VltT NAM TODAY WERE REPORTtD NEAR DEMAND THAT THE PEOPLE Of SOUTH ON THE SPEAKER, DR HORACE KING} TO ON FOUR GOVERNMtNT OUT- AGREEMENT ON A NEW AID AND TRADE: PACT MUST ACCE:PT THE PROGRAM OF THE NA_ RtPRIMAND LABORITE: BACK-BENCHER T FOR 1969 LIBERATION FRONT," HARRIMAN SAID DALYELL, 36, FOR "BREACH OF PRIVILEGE DIPLOMATIC RtPORTS FROM PEKING SAID IMAN SAID THE MEMORANDUM INol s~:::::::" SAID AT LE:AST FOUR SOUTH AND GROSS CONTEMPT or TNE Houst " E SOLDIE:RS WERE KILLtD, 10 THE NEW ANNUAL AGREtMENT WAS E~PECTEO "AfFIRMS THE SOUTH VIET- FRED PEART, LEADER Of THE HOUSE, AND StVEN OTHtRS TO BE: ANNOUNCEO IN THt CHINESE CAPITAL PEOPLE'S RIGHT TO SELF-DETERMIN WHO INTROOUCEO THE: CENSURE MOTION ON BE:f'ORE THE ENO OF THt MONTH IN THE SETTLEMENT OF TNE:III: IN- IT WAS UNLIKELY THAT ANY DETAILS Of BEHALf Of THE GOVERNMENT, SAID HE ITIES WtRE E~PECTED TO GO THE ANTICIPATEO NEW AGREEMENT WOULD BE WAS INFORMED THE LAST TIME SUCH AC- INCE TWO or THE OUTPOSTS WERt DISCLOSEO EVEN WHEN IT IS ANNOUNCED AND THERE WERE NO IMMEDIATE RE Czech Leaders Oppose ~!~: ~~s y;::~N A:~ THE HOUSE WAS MORE THE NUMBER or DEAD AND WOUNDtD BUT DIPLOMATIC ANALYSTS IN THIS LIS- TENING POST SAID CHINA PROBABLY WOULD A REPRIMAND OELIVERtD BY THE HOUSE ILE rIGHTING INTENSIfiED ON THE AGREE TO CONTINUE THE: SAME: GtNERAL ·,et Delegates or COMMONS THROUGH THE SPtAKER IS OF SAIGON WHERE U S 9TH LEVEL Of AID TO THt HANOI REGIME Sov CONSIDERED SUCH A CRUSHING REBUKE DIVISION TROOPS KILLEO 32 COM JUST WHAT THIS LE:VE:L TOTALS IS A PRAGUE (UPI )--CZECHOSLOVAKI A 's COM_ FOR A MEMBER THAT I T WAS THOUGHT IN THE HEAVIEST BATTLE NE:AR THE CLOSELY GUAItOE:O SECRE:T BUT SOMt LE:ADERS WERE REPORTED TODAY TO LIKELY HE WOULO rEEL OBLIGED TO Rt SINCE JULY 16 TEN AMtRICANS SOURCE:S WHO SPEC I ALI zr ON 5 I NO-V I ET SIGN HIS SEAT KILLED AND NINE OTHtRS WERE WOUNDED NAMESE AFfAIRS BELIEVE THE VALUE O. INGp~:~~:u!~";~\;!~:~~:/~;~ THE CENSURE VOTE CAME AFTER THE THt CLASH 18 MILES SOUTHWEST or GOODS AND SERVICtS PROVIDEO TO NORTH ,."","',., HOUSE OF COMMONS COMMITTtE Of PRI_ I' IONS ON THE COMPOSITION Of THE VIET NAM UHOE:R DEFENSE: ANO ECONOMIC ONS VI LEGES FOUND DALYELL HAD lEAKED TO ASSISTANCE: PROGRAMS IS AROUND $1 BILL! THE SUNDAY OBSERVER DETAILS OF PRI_ THE SESSION OEflNITELY WILL BE North Korean Premier ANNUALLY I POSSIBLY MORE "IN A MATTER OF DAYS" AND IN ~:::"t'_~',:',:'~:;":;';':'"'"NGS BY A SELtCT COMMONS I~,:~::;;::_::A} CZECH COMMUNIST PARTY PRESS THE COMMITTEE WAS IN- II JOSEI' TICHY 5.1.10. OPERATIONS ay THE GOVERN- Backs NYiet Dem. Convention Site DESPITE REPORTS FRO", Moscow THAT THE ICAL ANO GERM WARrARt TOKYO (UPI)--NORTH KOREAN PREMIER KIM r MEMBERS Of THE 50VI ET POLl TBURO SUNG HAS EXPRESSED HIS SUPPORT Of FOR CZE:CH05LOVAKIA, TICHY SAID ItIN,•• ,," VIETNAMESE PRESIDENT Ho CHI MINH'S Will Be Chicago "IN MY OPINION" THtY HAD NOT YET TO HIS PEOPLE TO FIGHT THE THIS COUNTRY "u s. RAOIO SUGGESTED THE RUSSIANS WASHINGTON (UPI )--THE DEMOCRATS WON I"~::'::;: ,:"'" NORTH KOREAN CENTRAL NEWS STOP OVtR IN EAST GERMANY ON THEI Mock Flight Test ASSURANCE YESTEROAY THAT THEY WON'T HAVE SAID IN A aROADCAST MONITOREO IN PRAGtJ( TO NOVt THEIR NATIONAL CONVENTION FROM CAPE KENNEDY (UPI )--THE ApOLLO 7 TOO"Y THAT KIM SENT A LONG CABLE II MEMBERS Of THE CZE:CH PARTY CHICAGO MOONSHIP PASSEO AN IMPORTANT UNMANNED MONOAT TO EXPRE:SS HIS SUPPORT OF f""H'''UM ALSO HAl) DROPPED OUT OF PUBLI THE STRIKING ELECTRICIANS OF THE IN MOCK fLIGHT TEST TODAY AND THE:N WAS MADE: BY THE NORTH VIETNAMESE AND IT COULO NOT B( LEARNED WHE TERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF ELECTRICAL READIED fOR A RE:PtAT RUN TOMORROW WITH LAST SATURDAY ON THE 14TH AN- THEY WERE EVEN STILL IN THtlR 0;- WORKERS PROMISED TO INSTALL ALL NECES. I CEa I N PRAGUE ASTRONAUTS WALTER SCHIRRA, DON EISELt I~:::::::::"~ Of THt SIGNING OF THE GENEVA SARY COMMUNICATIONS EQUIPMENT IN CHI AND WALTtR CUNNINGHAM AT THE HELM I~ ON INDO-CHINA REPORTERS ROAMto fAR AFIELO CHECKING CAGO'S I "TERNATI ONAl AMPHI THE:ATE'!. AS THE FIRST OF THE: NEW "MAN RATtO" THAT APPEAL, THE 78-YEAR-OLD He VARIOUS PLACE:S THE SUMMIT -MIGHT BE VOLUNTEERS AND WITHOUT PAY ApoLLos IS MOUNTED IN A HUGE STAINLESS HIS PEOPLE TO MAINTAIN "VIGILANCE'( HELD, BUT COULD TURN UP NO INOICATION TH[u( STRIKE AGAINST ILLINOIS BELL VACUUM CHAMBER FOR TI:IE TESTS AND I TS I"",,",,, THt "u S AGGRESSORS" THAT ANY ARRANGEMENTS WCRE IN PROGRESS TELEPHONE Co GOES ON, BUT TNE CONVEN_ SYSTtMS ARt ELECTRONICALLY EX[RCISED CABLE SAID "I, IN THt NAME OF THE MEOltvAL fORTRESS AT KONOP I TSE, TION IS REMOVED FROM IT BY THE .GREEMEN~ AS THEY WOULD BE IN ACTUAL fLIGHT G'-"'N"N' or THE DEMOCRATIC PEO- MILES SOUTH OF PRAGUE, WAS CONSIOIREO REACHEO BETWEEN ROBERT NICKEY, CHIEF WHEN THE THREE ApOLLO 7 ASTRONAUtS It Of (NORTH) KOREA ANO THt A LI KEL Y PLACE BECAU!! THE GERM ... 1f AND N[GOTIATOR rOR THE 11,800 STRIKERS, AND CLOSE THE SPlUtftAFT HATCH FOR TO- KOREAN PEOPLE, fULLY SUPPORT THE AUSTRIAN EMPERORS THERt IN JUNE, MAYOR RICHARD DALEY, WHO HAD CONrIOENT_ Mn MORROW'S MAKE-SE:UEVE fliGHT, IT WILL THE DEMOCRATIC R[PUBLIC Of 1914 TO MAKE: THEIR 'IHAL WAif PLANS, T'ALLY PREDICTED LAST WEE~ THAT THE MARK THE FIRST TIME AN ApOLLO HAS 1(""., •• 1 VIET NAM MANIFESTED IN YOUR .1.1'- WAS rlLLEO WITH CZECH AND FOIfEiGIf ISSUE WOULD BE SETTlED YESTEROAY BEEN ~RtSSURIZ[D WITH MEN ASOARD AT' AND EXPRESS MILITANT SOLIOARITY 5 I OHTS[[RS DALEY AND JOHN BAILEY, OE:MOCRATIC THE MDONPORT SINCE THE ApOLLO 1 fIRE THE fiGHTING VIET"AMESE PEOPLE: " TICHY, SAID THE MEETING, WHEN IT NATIONAL CHAIRMAN, WERE PLUSE:O WHICH KILLED THREE ASTRONAUTS JAN PORTLY NORTH KOREAN PREMI'R, WHO TAKES PLACE WILL INVOLVE NOT ONLY E~. 'iN[RE '5 NO LONGER ANY QUESTION AIIOUT 27, 1967. THE LUDEft Of THE COMMUfrfIST CHANGES Of VIEWS aUT NEGOTIATION' THE WH[RE THE CONVEHTlON WILL BE HELD," THE ApOLLO 7 CRAfT, A VASTLY IM- Of TME OIVIOEO KOfII£AN PENINSULA OFfIC,I,AL COMMUNIST PAItTY OffGAN, "RUDE BAILEY SAID THIS WILL Bt THE GREATeST "ROVED AND fIRE:PROOfED VERSION OF THE tNO Of 'WORLD WAR II IN 1945' PRAVD , DECLARED THAT NOT OItLY POLITI CONVENTION [VER HELD," SAID DALEY ApOLLO I, QUALIFltD fOR THE MANNED S COUNTRY AND THE NORTH KOREAN CAL BUT ALSO ECONOMIC QUESTIONS WILL THE OCMOCItATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION TEST WHEN IT COMPLETtD A 15-HOUR SIMU- "WILL DO EVERYTHING POSSIBLE IN ON THE AGENDA} AN INDICATION THAT THE IS SCH[DULED TO B[ H[LD AT CHltAGoO'S LATED fLIGHT IN THE TEST CHAMBER TOOAY TO RENDER ACTIVE SU"PORT AND CZECHS WILL MAKE AN effORT TO GET THE INT[_MATIONAL AMPHITHEAT[R B[GINMING ''THEftE: WE:RE MO PROBLEMS AT ALL," A I"'''''''''''''TO THE BROTHERLY VIETNAMESE RUSSIANS TO PAY PART OF THEIR TRADING AUG l'') SPACE AGENCY SPOKESMAN R[PORTEO THEIR STRUGGLE" DE81 PACt ? HOURGLASS WEDNESDAY JUL\ 24, 1968 Speck's Conviction Appeal Based NATO Alliance in Eastern On Weakness of Identification I by James Reston CHICAGO (UPI)--THE APPEAL OF A CONVICTIQN AND DEATH S[NTENCE AGAINST RICHARD SPECK rOR THE MURDtR OF EIGHT NURSES IS CENTERtD ON (c) 1968 New York Times News Service !'WEA.KNESSES or IDENTIFICATION" BY THE SOLE NEW YORK (UPI)--SE~ STUART SYMINGTON OF MISSOURI HAS BEEN TALKING ABOUT CUTTING U S SURVIVOR or THE MASS KILLING, A DEfENSE AT TROOPS IN EUROPE FROM ABOUT A QUARTER OF A MILLION TO 50,000, AND THERE IS JUST ENOUGH TORNEY SA 10 TODAY. rRUSTRATION AND ISOLATIONISM IN AMERICA THESE DAYS TO MAKE HIS PROPOSAL POLITICALLY AT- COOK COUNTY PUBLIC DEFENDER GERALD W. GEt TRACT I VE TY SAID HE ALSO POINTED UP IN A 191-PAGE AP IT WOULD BE HIGHLY IRONIC, HOWEVER, 'F TH~ UNITEO STATES, REACTING TO THE FAILURE OF PEAL TO THE ILLINOIS SUPREME COURT THE IDEN ITS POLICIES IN SoUTHEAST ASIA, SHOULD NOW WRECK ITS COMPARATIVELY SUCCESSFUL POSTWAR TIFICATION OF "SMUDGED rINGERPRINTS" rOUND POLICIES IN EUROPE~-JUST AT THE MOMENT WHEN THESE POLICIES ARE CONTRIBUTING TO THE IM IN THE TOWNHOUSE AS THOSE OF' SPECK PULSES OF FREEDOM AND NATIONALISM IN THE COMMUNIST STA~E~ OF EASTERN EUROPE GETTY CONTENDED THE fiNGERPRINTs WERE "AND THERE IS A POWERFUL MOVEMENT TOWARD DE""OCRACY IN PRAGUE TODAY AT LEAST PARTLY BECAUSE ALWAYS HAVE BEEN SMUDGED" BEYOND THE POINT THE NORTH ATLANTIC ALLIANCE, rOR ALL ITS OWN WEAKNESSES AND DIVISIONS, HAS BEEN AN EF WHERE IT IS POSSIBLE TO IDENTIFY THEM AS FECTIVE SHIELD FOR THE DEMOCRATIC STATES OF WESTERN EUROPE AND THESE STATES, AGAIN THOSE or SPEC,", OESPITE THEIR MANY DIFFERENCES AND TROUBLES, HAVE BEEN JUST SUCCESSFUL ENOUGH IN THE GETTY SAID HE Q8J[CTED TO A RULING BV COOK POSTWAR GENERATION, TO INVIGORATE, INSPIRE, ATTRACT THE LIBERAL FORCES IN EASTERN COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE HERBERT C. PAS UROPE ANO EVEN INSIDE THE SOVIET UNION IT- CHEN WHICH PERMITTED THE SURVIVOR OF THE SELf Succe'ssful F111 B Carrier Takeoffs KILLINGS PHILIPPINE EXCHANGE STUDENT CORA~ THE WESTERN DEMOCRACIES ARE ALL PASSING WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE U.s. NAVY T~DAY ZON AMURAO TO IDENTIFY SPECK DURING THE HROUGH A DIFFICULT TIME, AND DEMOCRACY IT- ES THAT ITS CANCELLED VERSION OF THE TRIAL AS THE MAN WHO ENTERED THE SOUTH SIDE ELF IS UNDER ATTACK FROM WASHINGTON TO SWING-WING TfX, THE FIIIB HAS SUCCESSFULLY HOME SHARED BY THE GIRLS ON JULY 13, 1966 IS FOR NOT KEEPING FREEDOM, DISCIPLI~E COMPLETED ITS fiRST LANDINGS AND TAKEOFFS IN ONE Of THE DRAMATIC HIGHLIGHTS OF THE PROGRESS IN BALANCE BUT IN THE COM- FROM AN AIRCRAFT CARRIER THREE-WEEK TRIAL LAST YEAR, MISS AMURAO ROSE 1ST WORLD, THE LONGING fOR FREEDOM IS THE NAVY SAID AN EXPERIMENTAL MODEL OF fROM THE WITNESS CHAIR, POINTED TO SPECK, NOW CHALLENGING THE HARSH DISCIPLINE OF THE THE FIGHTER-BOMBER MADE TEN LANDINGS ABOARD AND SAID "THAT IS THE MAN" WHO LEO THE GIRLS STATE--CONFIDENT THAT THE SOVIET UNION WILL HE AIRCRAFT CARRIER CORAL SEA YESTERDAY fROM A BEDROOM ONE BY ONE TO THEIR DEATH. DARE RISK MILITARY INTERVENTION SO CLOSE THE COAST OF CALIFORNIA GETTY SAID HE ALSO OBJECTED TO AUTHORITIES TO THE NATO fORCES IN WEST GERMANY IT WAS SUCCESSFULLY LAUNCHED BY CATAPAULT WHO PERMITTED MISS AMURAO TO IDENTIFY SPECK THE IDEOLOGICAL SPLIT AMONG THE COMMUNIST NINE TIMES, THE NAVY SAID, AND ALSO MADE IN A JAIL HOSPITAL "OUTSIDE OF A LINE~UP" BE STATES OF EASTERN EUROPE HELPS PUT THE EIGHT "TOUCH-AND-GO" SWEEPS IN WHICH ITS FORE A DEFENSE ATTORNEY HAD BEEN APPOINTED. TROUBLES IN THE NATO ALLIANCE IN BETTER PRO ELS HIT THE CARRIER DECK BRIEFLY BEFORE GETTY CALLED A NEWS CONfERENCE TO EXPLAIN SPECT I VE NATO WAS TAKEN FOR GRANTED AltO IT LIFTED OFF AGAIN THE "MAIN THRUSTS' or HIS 22-POINT APPEAL, ;:::;~~ Y IGNORED AS LONG AS THE REO ARMY "THE SUCCESSFULLY COMPLETED TEST ALSO I N fiLED MONDAY, fROM THE TRIAL HELD IN PEORIA HOME AND BERLIN WAS QUIET BUT THE I CLUDED HANGAR AND FLIGHT DECK HANDLING OF ON A CHANGE OF VIEW LAST SPRING ECENT DIFFICULTIES IN BERLIN AND THE POLl THE flIIB," THE NAVY SA 10 GETTY SAID THE RECENT U.S~ SUPREME COURT ICAL AND M1LITARY INTERVENTION BY Moscow A SPOKESMAN SAID THE PLANE, PILOTED BY RULING IN THE WITHERSPOON CASE, WHICH OVER CZECHOSLONAKIA HAVE REVIVED INTEREST AND C""DR RICHARD A BARNES, 34, AND LT Roy TURNED A DEATH PENALTY BECAUSE PERSONS OP FIOENCE IN THE ORIGINAL AND ENDURING BUEHLER, 31, RE""AINED ABOARD THE CARRIER POSED TO CAPITAL PUNISHMENT WERE EXCLUDED OF THE WESTERN ALLIANCE. OVERNIGHT AND WAS BEING FLOWN BACK TO ED fROM THE JURY, WAS AN UNEXPECTED BOON TO SOME PROGRESS HAS BEEN MADE IN NATO IN RE" RDS AFB IN CALlrORNIA THE APPEAL. SOME 250 Of" 520 ~~URY PR()'SPECTS ENT MONTHS, THOUGH IT HAS BEEN LITTLE NO WORK ON THE FIIIB WAS HALTED JULY I AfTER IN THE SPECK CASE WERE DISMISSED BECAUSE ICED. WASHINGTON HAS WORKED OUT A P~TTERN ESS REFUSED TO APPROPRIATE ANY FURTHER OPPOSED THE DEATH PENAL TY. AGREEMENTS WITH THE WEST GERMANS TO MINI MONEY TO BUY THE PLANE. THE NAVY HAS SIX THERE WERE "MANY UNEXPLAINED THINGS" IN THE BALANCE OF PA YIliENTS AND COSTS OF EXPERIMENTAL ""ODELS-OF THE FIIIB. THE TRIAL, GETTY 5.10 HE SAID PROSECUTORS INTAINING U.S. TROOPS IN' GER""ANY INSTEAD THE ONE USED IN THE TESTS, STOCKED WITH NEVER WERE ABLE TO DISCOVER WHO LEFT 29 UN F RELYING ON THE OfFSET PRINCIPLE THAT RE NORMAL ARRESTING GEAR, WAS SAID TO HAVE IDENTIFIED FINGERPRINTS IN THE TOWNHOUSE OR IRED BONN TO PURCHASE VAST AMOUNTS OF ""IL BEEN LIGHTLY LOADED WHO OWNED TWO MEN'S T-SHIRTS FOUND THERE. ITARY EQUIPMENT IN THE UNITED STATES, THE THE APPEAL INCLUDED A POSITION OF TRIAL GOVERNMENTS ARE NOW MOVING INTO THE "THE BEST OF HEALERS I S GOOD CHEER " TRANSCRIPT IN WHICH MISS AMURAO ADMITTED ~HE OF EFFECTIVE MONETARY COOPERATION PINDAR COULD NOT RECALL ANYTHING ABOUT THE [YES, SECOND, THE NATO ALLIES NOW HAVE A PlEOG- EYEBROWS OR liPS OF THE INTRUDER IT ALSO SESSION EACH YEAR AND HAVE WORKED OUT NOTED THAT A POLICE ARTIST'S SKETCH SHOW£D ~:::,~::(:;:s TO MAINTAIN TROOP LEVELS HIGH THE SUSPECT HAD A CREW-CUT RATHER THAN THE I TO MEET ANY INITIAL ATTACK FROM THE LONG HAIR WHICH SPECK WORE WITH CONVENTIONAL FORCES AND THIRD, NATO ALLIES, AFTER A YEAR'S STUDY, HAVE Guerrillas Strike Near Vientiane [~~~::~::~o TO AGREE UNANIMOUSLY (A) TO TAKE A ' VIENTIANE (UPI)--COMMUNIST PATHET LAO I! ANO ACTIVE INTEREST IN THE MEDITER- GUERRILLAS STRUCK CLOSER THAN EVER BEFORE AND (B) TO PROPOSE BALANCED AND '-1U" T~ VIENTIANE LAST NIGHT WHEN THEY AMBuSHED REDUCTIONS TO THE SOVIET UNION IN COMMUNITY CENTER STORE A GOVERNMENT ARMORED CAR ELEVEN MILES EAST HOPE OF WORKING GRADUALLY TOWARD AN AC~ OF THE CITY, ON ROUTE 13 LEADING TOWARO IC"M'.O['ATION BETWEEN THE NATO AND WARSAW PA KSA NE. THE AMBUSH TOOK PLACE SHORTLY AFTER MID WHILE A GRADUAL AND BALANCED CLOSING NIGHT MILITARY SOURCES SAID TODAY. THE I.""",, ION OF FORCES ON l30TH StDES OF THE ENSUING FIREFIGHT LASTED ABOUT 15 MINUTES. CURTAIN IS DESIRABLE, DRASTIC AND UNI- J ONE GOVERNMENT SOLDIER WAS WOUNOED IN THE I"",,.,,, CUT Of THE AMERICAN FORCES TO 50,000 ON SATURDAY CLASH AND THE PATHET LAO WERE BELIEVED TO NOT ONLY BREAK OUR PLEDGES TO THE NATO HAVE SUFFERED SOME CASUALTIES, BUT LEfT NO IES, BUT WEAKEN THE WEST WHILE LEAVING BOOIES BEHIND. [Mosco,. FREE TO DOM I NATE- THE EASTERN COMMUN- THE NEAREST PREVIOUS ATTACKS TO VIENTIANE IST STATES AND TERRORIZE WESTERN EUROPE. tNOT OPEN SUNDAY HAVE BEEN ALONG THE NORTHERN LEG OF ROUTE IT IS NOT HARD TO IMAGINE WHAT WOULD HAP I~ LEADING TO THE ROYAL CAPITAL OF LUANG TO TH[ NEW MOVEMENT FOR FREEDOM IN P~ABANG, AT POINTS ABOuT 50 MILES FRO"" THE IClEeHO"""''''A, RUMANIA, AND THE SMALLER CITY WHERE THE ROAD ENTERS THE MOUNTA INS. IBERAL fORtES IN POLANO AND EAST GERMANY IF THE UNITED STATES SHOULD BEGIN DISMAN MOST GUERRILLAS WERE CLEANED OUT OF THE \ 1.1('\ 's AREA ABOUT TWO YEARS AGO. ING THE FORCES THAT HAVE MAINTAINED THE NEW THE SOURCES SAID THE COMMUNISTS USED AN OF POWER FOR THE LAST 20 YEARS. AK·52 RUSSIAN MADE ROCKET ~AUNCHER TO STOP BESIDES, CUTTING THE AMERICAN rORCES BACK THE VEHICLE, AND THEN ATTACKEO WITH MACHINE. 50,000 IN EUROPE WOULD MEAN THAT WE GUNS AND HAND GRENADES. NOT BE ABLE TO OEFEND OUR NUCLEAR DEPARTMENT STORE THEY SAID IT APPEARED THE ATTACK WAS PART [~;:~':~:~ THERE, WOULD NOT HAVE SUFFICIENT OF A TET-STYLt OFFENSIVE IN THE VIENTIANE II tONAL FORCES TO DEAL WITH ANY MIL 1- AREA AUTHORITIES FEAR THE COMMUNISTS MAY tRISIS ON THE GROUND, AND THUS WOULD ANY S[RIOUS CRrSIS INTO A NUCLEAR CRI- TRY TO STRIKE WATTAY AIRPORT ON TH~WESTERN OPENS OUTSKIRTS OF THE CITY. OR A 25 KILOWATT RADIO TRANSMITTER NEARING COMPLETION ON HIGHWAY 13, THE PRESENT SITUATION MAY BE BAD, BUT WHEN ABOUT FIVE MILES FROM THE CITY LIMITS IMPLICATIONS OF SENATOR SY""INGTON'S PRO ON MONDAY IN WHAT APPEAREO TO BE A RELATED INCIDENT, ARE EX ... "" I NED, I TIS HARD TO ESCAPE TH! GOVERNMENT TROOPS CAPTURED FOUR NORTH VIET. ~::~~~~'ION THAT MAYBE WE SHOULD LEA'VE BAD NAMESE AND ONE THAI AT THE VILLAGE OF MU~G II ALONE ALSO, THIS IS AN ODD T'''''E, AT HaUEN, ABOUT 15 MILES OUTSIDE VIENTIANE, END Of AN AD""INISTRATION, WITH A LAME ALSO ON ROUTE 13, EARLIER LAST NIGHT. PRESIDENT, A DIVIDED COUNTRV, AND Nlx- THE MEN VERE ARMED AND ARE SELIEVED TO AND HUMPHREY IN T~E WINGS, TO START BEEN 'ART 0' THE TERRORIST GROUP 'LANNING ONLY REALLY EFfECTIVE ALLI ATTACKS ON VIENTIANE. OF"C'ALI lAID THEY WE HAVE. THE NEW PRESIDENT OUGHT TO MAY HAYE MORE ATTACKS IN STORE 'OR THE VIEN" SOMETHING TO BUILD ON TIANE AREA. "'E""8ER NEEDI 10 QREAT ... NUM8ER 0' MUS" AS THE TONQUE; THIS EXCEEDS ALL THE SMILE -- MUP KWA~ HA'PY! IN THE NUMBER 0' ITI ""OVEIUNTS." D. VtNCI W(DNrSDAY --. HOURGLASS Post Office Information POST INFORMATION PATRONS AR( UNDER THE IMPRESSION THE BULK or PAR~El POST AND SECOND IRD CLASS MAil ARRIVES ON CONTRACT CAR -- FM Schedule RIER, NORTHWEST AIRLINES fLIGHTS ON MON- AND THuRSDAYS AND S.ATURDAVS ALL
, !"",'ES or MAIL ARE AIR-liFTED BtTWEEN i THf LAT IN SOVND or HE"lRY MANCINI -"3200 LU ANa KWAJAleIN, BOTH INCOMING AND , SENOR PETER GUNN, BAHIA, CARNIVAL ITO, QUIET NIGHTS Of IO"TC'D'.C HOWEveR, INCOMING MAllON NOR rLIGHTS CONSISTS MAINLY OF AIR MAIL, I QUIET STARS, VARED~ TRO~I'~l, VOl~RE, LA ROSE~~ THE BREEZE & I, PRESIOSA, COME TO THE MARDI GRAS, PERHAPS, PARCEL POST ANO fiRST CLASS MAil ONLY , TICO TlCo L POST, SECOND OR THIRO CLASS MAil IS IN ONLY BY CARGO PLANES (C-124s) i VIVA V~UGHAN --SARAH V~UGHAN-- 3300 THE Boy FROM IPANEMA, F~SCINATING RHYTHM, NIGHT SONG, ICH ARRIVE ON WEDNESDAYS AMD FRIDAYS MR LUCKY, FEV[R, SHINY STOCI List of Approved Shelter ~tations. Bakery Specials ,ALL PERMANENT fAMilY QUARTERS EXCEPT ABOVL MENTluNED. THURSDA Y 'YOI APHEUON. men to the pomt In the eillptlcol .. rb,t of a planet .... com"t at whIch It I, the farthest fr Plan now to vote In the No vember eleetl1)ns - It's your chance to be heard o 'OH, Pt..EASE. •.• H LITTLE PEOPLE'S PUZZLE ICRE 1I • pleua.a.t little pme that will gl.ve you a meuage H every dAy. n Sa a numerical puule dellgned to spell out your fortune. Count the letter. in your firlt name It the ntun~ bft' or letter. Sa • or more, !SUbtract.. If the number .. leu AMPHIBIOUS? Thill motorl~t Is trying to ab.ndon hiS ear in Clevelands Case Western Ulan .. add. 3 Tbe l'eIUlt fa )'OUr key number Start.t the Re'Wrve Unlver~lty area beeause he discovered It was Just floating A eloudbur.'>t gu~hed upper MIt.band comer of the rectangte and check everyone nearly five and one-halt Inchel! of rain in f~ few hour« 01. JOUr key numben. lett to rl.hl. Then read the meuap the lett.n under the checked rtcure. I1ve you 6~1\ • ••• MOVIES TONIGHT ISHED 8'( GLOBAL ASSOCIA:ES AT THE CLASSIFIED ••• II~:~~~~:'~;ON~ OF THE C(M.1ANOING Oft/CER, II MISSILE RANGE, MARSHALL IS fOR SALE CONTRACT DAAG 43-67-C-0001 HouIIIG~A55 IS PUBLISMED OAILV MON- S~CRIFlt( SALE TWO 20,000 BTU AIR SHOWTIME SHOJTIME (0'0)110N[IIS, l 5000 [ACH BOlH Ivey Hall 630 &830 Ocean View 7 30 & 12 15 I::~:,,;~;"::~'; SATURDAY DEAOLINE fOIll I, IS 3 P'" THE OA~ BEfOlllt PUB~ICA- R[CENTLY CH[CKtO OUT AT SHOP ""10 RUNNING OK YARTER CUSTO~ ~AOE SURf. TI-£ I NNOCENTS ~ A DOUBlE MAN _ AT NOTICES AND AaVEIIITIS[~ENTS HUST BOARD $4000 SEC AT TRAILER 719 OR MELODRAMA - B SUSPENSE ORA "'A ~ 105 MIN - COLOR ~ 100 MI~ & W IN WRITTEN fOIllM TELE- CALL 8331'1 ArTER 4 30 DEBORAH KtRR, MICHAEL REOGRAVE, '('.'L BRYNNHI, BRITT t~LANO AND A05 WILL NOT SE FAMELA FRANKL I N ALL COPY AND PHOTOGRAPHS C"llDS [lOLL CAl< '''(;£ LIH ",ew $10 00 n'E PIIIOPERTY af THE HouRGL"'SS SEt AT Til OR CALL ~2151 714 I"',,'"'' ItAT I 0)1 Of MATt HAL CONr,t.INEO IS NOT ... UTHORllED WITHOUT THE GE AIR CONDITIONER, 12,000 BTU, 115V, ilPPROYA~ or THE COMMANDING Of GOOD eONO I T ON $60 00 PHONe ~629 Richardso.n Trade Winds SH(WI.' KWAJol\.EIN MtSSILE RANG.E ArTER 4 30 PM 800 HAVE NOT RECEIVED YOUR HOUR_ B~ 6 15 PM P\.EASE CALL "'3539 B£1- Cl>4E SEPTEMBER _ AT "'ETAl TYPE .... RITeR UBLE 0"1 CASTERS $5 MILLION EYES of S~RA noE t No-,po" ~Hlf( arDSPRtAD $4 00 ) Offidal Bulletn. CHRIST~AS nEE STAND $1 00 Two 9'xI2' DUTY OFfiCER PHONE COfOil RUGS $10 DC ANO $800. WOODEN LTC H V HERLINGER 83785 K"'Nc.rRS lO E'" Two CVRT.&. INS TO fiT cw4 J KEELING 82461 TRA ILER ODORS $1 00 EA CALL 83370 OJ! MAJ f R KARCH 82186 STOP AT TR 506 27JUL~68 MAJ F.R. KolRCH ~786 ?8JUL v68 CPT T J METELSk I ffi438 ~'EN'S GOLf SHOES (LEATKER) BRA NO NE .... 29JULV68 MAJ W L LYGHT 82ij79 SIZE 11 CALL V"'LENlINO. WORK 82196. DuTY OffiCER IS KWAJALEIN M,SSILE HOME °2731 RANGE COMMANDING OffiCER'S REPRESENTA_ DURING OTHER THAN NORMAL DUTY MODEL 512 CANON 6MM REGVLAR MOVIE CAMERA. MANUAL WINO, RUNS 13 fT PER PARIS {UPI}--FRAI/CE TODAY CLOSED WIND. N~ ~ORRY ABOUT BATTERIES GOING BOOII ON CRIHINAL CH .. RGES AND CONVI DEAD, 70MM ZOOM CONVERTER LENS, ALL STEMNING fRON INTERNAL DIVISIONS IN TIiE fiLTERS ..... 0 ALUMIN'.!M CARRYING CASt COUN1RY OVER PRESIDENT CHARLES Dr $100 00 PANASONIC 8 TRACK STERO TAPt GAULLE'S OEC1510"1 TO GIVE ALGERIA 'NOE DEC~ WITH ~ CARTRIDGES, ONLY 3 "ENOENCE OLD $50 00 CONTACT Ii STOIIES CIVIL R'G.HTS WILL BE RESTORED L .. TER BEfORE 1730 HRS OR SEE AT ! 16 THIS WEE~ TO NEARLY 4,000 PER60NS WHO AfTER 1730 HRS W[RE CONY I CTED Of ANT I -GOVERNMENT ACT I IT'ES Two SOY's r8lCn:1.ES _ "SPYDER" (2) A "TOTAl.. AMNESTv" BILL, OAAfTEO fH GOOD CONDIT'ON, ONE BLUE, ONE GOLD GOVERNMENT, wAS ENOO'~!ED LAST NIGHT BY $20 00 EACN CALL 83474 OR S£[ olT THE 487-SEAT NATIONAL ASSE~aLY IN A 214_A /2 5 61 4 MASSIVE S"OW Of IiANOS VOTE RICH4ROSON OCEAN VIEW YOKWE YIJI<. IVEY HALL TRADEWINDS ONLY THE SMALL 34-MEM8ER CONMITTEE SUITCASE TVPE, PANORAMIC AM, FM, VOTED AGA I NST IT RECORD PLAYER, RtNOVEABLE SPEAKERS""'0f------r------r------,------lr~------r_------_i ALL OTHER OPPOSITION fACTIONS BACKE9 $~ 00, CALL 84194 BLUE OENIM Ca<' DOUBLE MAN THE Hlf.5TLER KENNER THE BILL AIMED AT WIPING THE SLATE DEfiNITELY FOR ALL O'ffrNSES AR~SI~G HELF WANTEO TUES OOUBLE MAN THE HUSTLER THE INNOCENT MILLION EYES fROH ANTI_GOVERNMENf OF SlM'.RA AfTER ALGERIA BECAHE INDEPEND£Nl FERM .... rNT '\lLL 11M! />O$,T'ON rOR A 1<)62 CLERII/STENQ IN T .. E AOM"~ISTRATION MILLION EYES OOt.eLE MAN KENNER THE INNOCENT JUSTICE MINISTER RENE c..PIT.. NT fOLD SECTION, fiVE OAV WORK IoIEEII INQUiRE THE LOWER HOuSE, "tOIlE ALGERIAN EYENTS oll KUHIH1N AO,"4IN!S'rRATION Offlet~ HAVE DEfiNITELY LEfT THE SCENE Of PRES RAN E OPE~ATION5 BUILDING OR ~ALL THE HUSTtER THE 1NNOCENT BlU[ DEN 1M 00UBl.£ MAN [NT-OAY'OlITICS THEY HAVE 8ECOlol[ 93596/821 35 or HISTORY DESPITE GOVERNMENT OBJECTIONS, TtlE r" THE INNOCENT BLUE DENIM COME KENNER THE HUSTLER LOST oepUTIES ~/>PROVED AIoIENDMENTS PERMITTI~G COME T~E A"'NESTIED PERSONS TO WEAR THE LEGI SN"'LL LIPpo L'('~lER, E"GRAVED WITH KENNER MILLION EYES BlUE DENIM QOU8LE MAN Of HONOR, THE MILITARY MEOAL O~ THE: SEPTEMBER OF SLMARA 00 GLAS HISSIL[S ANP SpAC[ SY5TEMS lle[RolTJO~ ORDER MEDAL !f THEY WERE [NSIGNlol SUlllMENlAL VALUE, WILL ol~AROED rOR MILITARY rEATS REWARD rIN~ER WITH SIMILAR Z,pPO MILLION EYES THE HUSTLER THE I rRENCHHEN CONDEMNED FOR POLITICAL L,GtlT(f< CALL K P NORI HORIZONTAL 43 Overllees VERTICAL 17 Tardy 1 A metal 47 SOftened 1 Deltle. 19 Care~s 47 -D An Act of Congress In July 1868 clflc ralls to the West 5 Disealle of In temper 2 Leave out 22 Bitter created a new Territol"Y from por Still, In 1868, a wondrous carner of Wyom chickens 49 American 3 WlUlh vetch tions of Dakota Terntory, Idaho Terntory, Ing remained little known, except as subject 8 Weeps author " Dry-goods 23 Pointed '12 Pe.... hm 50 Jewish dealer Utah Territory It was gIVen a name deriV of what were assumed to be tall tales John poet month 5 Thewhole 2-4 Compete Colter and other trappers who told of ~eelng ative of a Lenm-Lenape, or Delaware Indian, '13 High 51 Shoshonean ,"", 25 ConclUSIon""" hundreds of geysers and boiling spnngs, bnl term for Great Plain," originally bestowed I card IndIan 6 FrO!lt~ 26 Footlike on a valley In PenIlllylvania that is Wyom hanUy colored canyons towering cataracb 14 American 52 Jacket or 7 Woodenpm organ mg Men from there were venturesome set m the Yellowstone region we~not lielieved Indian $choOl 8 Appeared 27 Hostelry tlers who followed fur traders and mission Skepticism continued until a sc,entlflc expe 15 Opera 53 Naomi S 9 Killer 28 Small bed aries to locations along the North Platte, dibon Including cameramen was sent out singer ChOllCn whale 29 Cardmal Sweetwater and Powder Rivers after estabhshment of the Territory and Its 16 DIsregards name 10 Morsel~ number 18 Vallt tracts 54 Couch 11 Soap trame 31 Con!ltel Stunulus to settlement was given in suc fmdlngs and confirmatory ph,)tographs were oa, ce$.Slve stages by blazing of the Oregon Trail published in Asia 55 StJtche. ..rum 20 3" Plural Fortunately private cltlzcns In the Terri Accumu In 1843 the gold rush to CabforniA In 1849- j late otgenus 50 (followed by discovery of gold at South tory took steps to sa\e th", region from de 21 Lamprey An~\\er to <;aturday s pu)'.Zle 35 Equal Pass), opening of the Over.and Mall route spoliation and Insure Its pres~rvatlOn "'Ithm I 22 Summer 36 TransfIX and transcontinental telegraph, temporary what was to be the foundation of the Na in ParIs 37 Sultan's treabes With Ind,ans, pushmg of Union Pa- tional Park System ClARK KI~ ""AIRO 23 Ward ott decree! 26 Foretell 39 Grew 30 Bevic_ dOm torious "'0 Baby 31 Roman carriage bl'onze 41 Mother 32 The 01 Relen present of Troy 13 Account 42 Winglike book, 43 Apportion 36 Piebald 44 Portal 38 GIrl s name 45 Enough 39 Coruter (p!H!tlc) 40 Carpenter s " --appel tool AHr"J:. t".. ~ Df ~ .. h.tln ~7 mi•• 'n 48 Small cask RITE FACE-President John son poses cercmomally with South Vietnam President Nguyen Van Th,eu durmg their Ha1,':au conferenee CRYPTOQUIrS SABCSM VCMAW VHB PWMSH_ QWPBV QCCW Salur4ay'.Cryptoqwp BEMUSED GRADUATES ADMIRED OUR COLLEGE BACCALAUREATE RITES (© 1968 King Feature. Srndlc"te Inc) BROTHERS MEET 48 YEARS LATER-It's a joyous reumon m HillSide, N J as Shmul Pogreblnsky (left) and hUl brother, Samuel BeliSky, meet for the first tlme\ m 48 years. Shmul flew from Russia In new MOIIcow-to-New YOlk au" service MANACLED, James Earl Ray accused of the assassination of Dr Martm Luther King Jr, \s led to hiS cell In MemphiS Tenn by Shelby Count} Shenif WIlliam MOITls CONTRACT BRIDGE By B. Jay Becker (Top Record-Holdu In Ma.ters' Individual Champion.hip Play) fAMOUS HANDS East dealer The Italian WeJlt led a. dia Neither side vulnerable mond and Flahbein made five NORm spades for a score of 4.50 points +A Whim Avarelll and BeUa.don· ., Q.I115 nil. held the aa.me cards, the bid ONE MORE TIME-Mrs Flor<;:nce Inger~oll 103 who had ex ding went pressed a ""Ish to hear the PhlladelphJ.a Orchestra one more .AKQ984... WEST EAST Eut South Weat North hme, ~Its enthralled In her wheelcha,r as the orchestra s .109153 Dble Pus 3. string quartet pIa) ~ for her at a nursing home In Wilming .,94.2 ...9A103 Pa.. 3. Paas ' ton Del Mrs Ingersoll 1,\as on the orchestra" women s +K87 +QJ10432 p..,. 49 U) PB.IIIi ... committee at the turn of the century .765 .... J 10 '.p.,. 5NT Pass '9 SOUTH Not only that, but Belladonna .,KQJ762 '. made lix hearts-and the slam 9K86 could not be 'defeated' .A9 Playing weak two bids, the ..... American East opened two dia AU world championllhlPs are monds Avaxell1's three diamond played in duplicate fonn in or bid announced a very good. hand der to minimize the element of (which he certainly had) After luck. But the luck factor Is spades and clubs had been never completely overcome, as shown, Belladonna. bid tour indicated by this eenaational hearts Apparently he thought deal from the US-Italy match that if A varelli lacked spade In 1959 support, he would have heart The largely American audi length ence watching on Bridge-D Rama heaved a huge Ilgh of AvarelU took the heart bid rellel wben Fllhbeln and Hazen lIerlously and aaked about dia lltayed out ot a Ilam with the mond control Five notrump showed the ace, and Avarelli North· Bouth cards Played in then bid six hearts dul» or ~" declarer ap pelU'll to have twelve trick! - Belladonna. won the diamond thirteen Without a heart lead - lead, cuhed the IIparle ace and but, beeaule a diamond lead In. led the A-K-Q of clubs Luckily tertere. with communication be_ for him, Eut wa& the pta.yer tween the North and South with only two club8 When East ~ declarer can make only rutted with the ten, Belladonna eleven trick&. overrutted with the king, cubed The I'1Ihbefn· Hazen auction a. high .-pade on whiCh he dis ..... carded a. diamond, and then ft· Wett North neaeed the elJht ot heart. FlniI .... PaA 2 .... The Roman pair thua 8COred .... P... 3 9 980 pointl to prodUCe a. net gain ....- Pan 4. • ot NO polnte tor Haly (Ci lIM, XiII, Future!! S)'lld~te Inc:) PA.GE 6 HOLRGlASS ~DNESDAY JULY 24, 1968 Politics and Fat. Professor and Students By C.L. Sulzberger Look For Monster DRUMNADROCHIT, SCOTLAND (UPI)-_UNIVERSITY Ie! 1968 New York T,mes News Service O~ CHICAGO PRorESSOR Ro~ P. MACKAL AND 16 STUDENTS WERE LOO~'~G OUT TODAY FOR THE PA.RIS--THE BIGGEST MYSTERY or fRENCH POLITICS TOo.y IS WHETHER GEORGE POMPIDOU WILL LEGENOARY LOCH NElS MONSTER WHOM MACKAL FOLLOW DE G~ULLE AS PRESIDENT OF THE firTH REPUBLIC OR FOLLOW MICHEL DEBRE, HIS PREDE BELIEVES IS IIStiY " CESSOR AS PREMIER, DOWN HISTORY'S INCLINE TOWARDS oascuRITY. THE rlNAL DECISION RE~TS DISREGARDING OCCASIONAL RAIN SHOWERS ""TH DE GAULLE AND THE GENERAL DOESN'T KNOW HIS OWN INTENTIONS. ANO CURIOUS SIGHSEERS, TM£ STUDENTS STOOD DE GAULLE SEES IN HIMSELF' A PERSONAGE SYMBOLIZING FRANCE AND REGARDS WHAT HE DOES READY WITH CAMERAS, BINOCLUCLARS AND CROSS AGAINST THE BACKGROUND OF HOW IT Will LOOK TO rUTURE GENERATIONS. A LONELY, HAUGHTY MAN, BOWS ON THE orf' CHANCE THAT "NESSIE" MIGHT HE DOES NOT COMPARE OTHER'S ABILITIES WITH HIS OWN WHEN MAO TSE TUNG TOLD ANDRE MALRAUX SUR rAcE • "MEN LIKE US, Or GAULLE AND MYSELF', HAVE NO SUCCESSORS, IT THE GENERAL SURELY AGREED MACkAL, CHIEr SCI(NTlrIC ADVISOR TO THE LOCH NtSS ~HENOMtNA INVESTIGATION BUREAU, THIS ASPECT OF' "SUCCESSION" 010 NOT REALLY Southerners and Republicans rEATURE DEBRE's DEPARTURE F'ROM THE PREMIER- IS CONVINCED THAT THE MURKY, 750-rOOT-OEEP SHI. SIX yr..s '.0 ALTHOU.H DE G'ULLE THEN Will Block Fortas' Conformation LOCH cONTAINS A VARIETY O~ MDNST~RS WROTE H'''' TO "PREPARE YOURSELF WHEN THE TIM£ HI! STUDENTS, ~ORK 18 HOURS A 004.'1' 8EHIHO COMES AND IN NEW CIRCUMSTANCES, TO UNDERTAKE WASHINGTON (UPI)--A SOUTHERN DEMOCRAT POWERF'UL TELEPHOTO C I NECAMERAS:-. ANY's I-~H! ANOTHER PHASE or YOUR ACTIVITY II DEBRE WAS REPORTED TODAY THAT [NOUGH SOUTHERNERS INGS WILL BE RECORDED ON f'ILM AND SENT TO NOT EVEN A GIANT or THE SECOND RANK AND HAD WERE 10' ILLI NG TO JO I N REPUBLI CANS TO "TALK THE ROYAL AIR fORCE AIR RECONNAISANCE NONE or THE WEIGHT OR STAYING POWER LATER DE UNTIL CHRISTMAS" TO BLOCK SENATE CONFOR INTERPRETATION CENTER IN LONDON TO BE EN_ VELOPED BY POMPIDOU MATION Of' JUSTLCE ABE FORTAS AS CHIEF LARGED AND MEASURED. POMPIOOU, WHO WAS ABRUPTLY REPLACED A~TER JUSTICE AT URQHART CASTLE, MACKAL HAS ASSEMBLED ENGINEERING A REMARKABLE EL£CTORAL VICTORY, SEN ERNEST f HOLLINGS, D-S.C., SAID HIS A COLLECTION or PICTURES AND DIAGRAMS OF HAD BEEN VIRTUALLY UNKNOWN IN 196'2. NEVER CANVASS SHOwED 16 SOUTHERN DEMOCRAT! READY THE HONSTER RECORDED BY THE BUREAU OVER THE THELESS, HE ADJUST EO TO POLITICS WITH ASTON TO OPPOSE THE fORTAS NOMINATION. THESE YEARS HE EXPECTS THE EXPENSE Of' THIS ISHING EASE, BUILT UP HIS OWN MACHINE AMONG ALONG WITH THE 18 REPUBLICAN OPPONENtS YEAR'S SEARCH TO TOTAL AS MUCH AS $20,000 THE VOTERS AND ESTABLISHED A STRONG PERSONAL CLAIM[D BY SEN ROBERT GRlr~IN, R-MICH , DOLLARS IMAGE No OTHER PREMIER THtS CEHTuRY EN WOULD BE ENOUGH TO THWART ANY ATTEM~T TO MACKAL'S INVESTIGATION BUREAU THINKS THE DURED SO LONG IN or~ICE ANO PEOPLE BEGAN TO HALT A f'ILIBUSTER STORY THAT THE LOCH NESS MONSTER HAS LIVED COMPARE HIM WITH GRtAT STATESMEN LIKE IT REQUIR£S TWO~THIRDS OF THE SENSTORS rOR A FEW MILLION YEARS IS A "VULGAR ERROR~ RICHELIEU AND COLBERT PRESENT AND VOTING TO INVOKE CLOTURE, A HE THINKS THE MONSTER REALLY IS MAN~ MON THIS WAS AN EXAGGeRATION BECAUSE POMP/pOU GAG ON DEBA T[ THE 34 PROJECTEO GOP AND STERS, MOST ~ROBABLY IN THE f'ORM OF' A REHAINEO WHOLLY DOHINATED BY DE GAULLE AND SOUTHERN DEMOCRATIC VOTES WOULD BE ENOUGH BREEDING HERO. COULD BE DISCARDED AT THE GENERAL'S WHIM TO DErEAT A CLOTURE PETITION. THERE ARE MOREVER, THE BUREAU THINKS THESE MONSTERS NEVERTHELESS, IT MAY BE ASSUMEO THAT DE 65 OTHER POSSIBLE SENATE VOTES. ARE ExTREMELY SH~ AND DISAP~EAR rROM SUR GAULLE WAS NOT OVERWHELMED WITH DELIGHT TO HOLLINGS SAID THE SOUTHERN BLOC WOULO f'AC£ AT THE SLIGHTEST DISTURBANCE HEAR SUCH TALK ABOuT HIS LIEuTENANT OR TO ADO THEIR OBJECTIONS ON REcENT SUPREME MACKAL THINKS THE MONSTER THRIVES IN fEEL THAT HE WAS BEING CROWDED BY A SUCCES COURT RuLINGS TO THOSE or A "LAME DUCK. n COLO WATER " LNF.ACT," HE SAYS '" SOR BErORE HE WAS READY ON HISTOR~IS APPOINTMENT. STAGE THE GENERAL. PREf'ERS TO Bt NOT JuST SENATE' DeMOCRATIC LEADeR MIKE MANSrlELO PROOUCER BUT ALSO THE LEADING ACTOR SAID HE WAS STILL CON~IDENT THERE WERE By SAM SHULSKY CLtARLY THESE SENTIMENTS PLAYEO THEIR ENOUGH VOTES TO CONrlRM FORTAS, SINCE ONLY ROl.E IN THE RECENT C!-IANGE Of' DRAMATIS PER A SIMPLE MAJORITY IS NEEDED HOWEVER, HE Q. - 1 READ YOUR COLUMN DAILY, BUT AM SONNAE NATURALLY OTHER INFLUENCES WERE SA'O HE 010 NOT THINK THERE WERE ENOuGH SORRY TO SAY 'rIVE NOT BEEN A LUCKY INVESTOR. rEl.T __ PRIMARILY Dt GAULLE'S DESIRE ~OR A VOTES TO BREA~ A FILIBUSTER Ir ONE DEVEL SO, I IMAGINE, YOU WON'T PRINT THIS. IN NEW MANAGER or HIS IMf..'INENT CAMPAIGN rOR OPS 1965 I SOUGHT, ON THE ADV I CE or A BROKER, PROfOUND SOCLAL RErORM POMPtOOU HAO NEvER FORTAS, NOMINATED BY PRESIDENT JOHNSON 50 LONG ISLAND L'GHTING AT 337/8, IN THE SHO~N EXUBERANT DELIGHT IN THE GENERALS TO SUCCEED EARL WARREN AS CHIEr JUSTICE, HO~ES Of' MAKING A liTTLE PRorlT BuT THE IDEAS ON LABOR-CAPITAL PAHTICIPATION wAS AN ATTORNEY rOR WILLIAM HAMLING, STOCK IS NOW LOWER IN PRICE. WHAT SHALL I NEVERTHELESS, THE MERE FACT THAT POMPIDOU PUBLISHER or GREENLEAr PUBLICATIONS, BE 001 COULD YOU PLEASE SUGGEST SOME OTHER IS NOW ouT or POWER DOES NOT MEAN HE MUST ~ORt JOINING THE COURT IN 1965, ACCORDING STOCK WHICH WOULD GET ME A PRorlT IN A "iECESSARILY STAY OUT or POWER TODAY HE IS TO THE CITIZENS rOR DECENT LITERATURE, SHORT TIME? ST ILL OAVPH I N -- SHOULD THE GENERAL DEC I DE INC. A. - I'M ArRA I 0 YOU MI 'UNDERSTAND THE TO QUIT IN THE NEXT YEAR OR TWO JUST BE HAMLING SUBSEQUENTLy WAS INVOLVED IN A PURPOSE Dr THIS COLUMN IT IS NOT A DIS rORE AND ArTER THE ELECTIONS DE GAULLE TOLD SUPREME COURT CASE ON THE BOOK "s I N WH I $ .. PLAY CASE rOR SUCCESSFUL I NVESTI4ENTS -- A HIM. "IT IS O"lLY yOU", AND IN HIS rAMOUS PER," IN WHICH fORTAS OECIOEO WITH A MA SORT or PROMOTION DEPARTMENT rOR WALL STREEt LETTER or DISMISSAL HE f'ORESAW "ANY MANDATE JORITY or THE JUSTICES TO STRIKE DOWN A Ir I'M DOLNG THE JOB RIGHT AT ALL, THE WHI~ COULD ONE DAY BE CONrlOED TO YOU BY STA TE LAW CONTROLL I NG OesCEN I TY COLUMN SHOULD PRESENT BOTH SUCCESS AND FAIL TH[ NATION." THE CITIZENS f'OR DeCENT LITERATURE HAVE URE -_ AND, MOST IMPORTANT, WHY. HoweYER, I~ THE GeNERAL REMAINS TILL THE RAISED THE POSSIBILITY or CONFLICT Of' I BELIEVE THAT SECURITIES OWNERSHIP SHOULD END or HIS TERM -- ~OIJR YEARS H[NCE, IT IS INTEREST SINCE fORTAS DID NOT DISQUALIf'Y PLAY A PART IN MOST LlrETIME rlNANCIAL PRO OBVIOUS THAT LACKING A POWER POSITION, HIMSELr IN THE CASE. GRAMS. I DO NOT THINK EVERYONE SHOULD OWN POM~IDOU'S CHANCES or MOVING TO THE TOP WILL SEN. STROM THURMOND, R-S C., ASXED CORPORATE SECURITIES, OR THAT OWNERSHIP IS ST(AOILY DECLINE A"IO OBVIOUSLY THIS IS AS DEPUTY ATTY GEN. WARREN CHRISTO~HER RISKLESS AND AL~AYS ENDS UP IN A PROrIT. DE GAULLE WOULD WANT IT, HE PREFERS TO KEEP ABOUT fORTAS' VOTES IN A WHOLE SERIES or THAT HORRIBLE WORD "LOSS" rREQUENTLY riNDS ALL OPTIONS IN HIS HANDS ~ORNOGRAPHY CASES. CHRISTOPHER SAID ITS WAY INTO THIS SPACE NOR DOES ANYONE KNOW ~HEN THE GENERAL WI~L FORTAS WAS A "MODERATE" ON ~ORNOGRA~HY, ANOTHER MISUNDERSTAND I NG ONE I TEM THAT Qun HE GOES THROUGH MOODS WHEN HE rEELS BELIEVING THE f'REEOOM OF' S~£AC~ ANO ~RESS DOES NOT APPEAR HERE IS A SUGGESTION rOR A WEARY AND READY TO R£TURN TO HIS RATHER AMENDMENTS TO THE CONSTITUTION PROTECTED QU I CK PROF IT. REASONS' I) I F I HAD A IOO:C GLOOMY COUNTRY PLACE SOMETIMES HE HAS EVEN SOME ASPECTS or OBSCENE PUBLICATION SURE THING I'D BUY IT MYSELr 2) AND Ir I PONDERED REFORMING THE CONSTITUTION IN ORDER ACTLVITY DID, THE SEC WOULD TAKE A DIM VIEW O~ MY TO NAME A ViCE PRESIDENT, BUT EACH TIME HE COMMITTEE SOURCES SAID fORTAS HAD IN SUGGESTING IT TO OTHERS (AND RIGHTLY SO ) HAS SUDDENLY AND SHARPLY REVERSED HIMSELr rORMED JuSTICE DEPARTMENT OF'FICIALS HE Now AS TO YOUR SPECI~IC QUESTION: DE GAULLE NO LONGER WANTS TO WRITE MORE WOULD "STAND ON THE RECORD" AS OEVELO~EO LONG ISLAND LIGHTING IS A HIGH-QUALITY MEMOIRS AND THE PROSPECT or RETIREMENT IS DURING HEARINGS ON HIS ASSOCIATION WITH UTILITY WHEN YOLI BOUGHT IT, IT WAS EARN_ SCARCELY EXCITING ~OME or HIS ASSOCIATES HAMLING. ING $1.56 A SHARE AND ~AYING ~ CENTS A HAVE SUGGEST[D HE MIGHT WITHORA~, "LIKE M~ANWHILE, SEN. JOHN L MCCLELLAN,tD SHARE IN DIVIDENDS TODAY IT IS EARNING CROMW..tLL " WHILE SUPPORTING A SUCCESSOR WiTH AR~J, INVOKED AN UNWRITTEN RULE ALLOwiNG $1.85 A SHARE AND ~AYING OUT $1 24 IN HIS THUNDEROUS VOICE orF STAGE THESE MEMBERS TO REQUEST A WEEK'S DELAY ON ANY DIVIDENDS As A GROWTH STOCK IT,S DOING ASSOCIATES ARE UN~AMllIAR WITH ENGLISH MATTER wHICH IS IN EXECUTIVE SESSION. A JOB rOR YOU. YOUR PARTICULAR COM~LIANT HISTORY EVEN Ir THEY THINK THEY KNOW DE MCCELLAN'S ACTION WILL DELAY CONSIDERA IS BASED ON THE rACT THAT IN 1965, UTILITIES GAULLE; CROMWELL RETIR£D ON HIS DEATHBED TION OF fORTAS' NOMINATION UNTIL NEXT WEEK WERE MUCH MORE IN f'AVOR THAN THEY ARE NOW. THE GENERAL WILL MAKE UP HIS MIND TO LEAVE AT LEAST. THE PRI cE YOU PA 10 WAS 22 1/2 TIMES ANNUAL THE ELYSEE ONLY WHEN OLD AGE IN RESPECTrUL IT APPEARED UNLI~ELY, HOWEVER, THAT WITI PER SHARE EARNINGS. TODAY IT IS SELLING AT HORROR AS ~"A SHIP-WRECK" AND HAS METIC MA -_PUBLICANS IN MIAMI rOR THEIR ABOUT 15 TIMES EARNINGS SO YOUR COMPLAINT ULOUSLY SEEN TO IT T~AT HIS DOCTORS TEST NAT I ONA\. CONVENT ION, THAT A QUAORUM COULD IS NOT wiTH THE COMPANY BUT WITH MARKET HIS rORMIDABLE MEMORY AS WELL AS HIS PHY_ BE ASSEMBLED THEN "0 THE VOTE I N THE S[NTINENT. To PUT IT SIMPLY, UTILITIES SIQUE NOT-WITHSTANDING, HE COMES o~r SI~ COMMITT~F LI~ELY WOULD BE DELAYED UNTIL HAVE BEEN OUT or STYLE IN THE LAST YEAR OR GuLARLY LONG_LIVED STOCK THE AVERAGE AGE ArTER THE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION STARTING SO. AT DEATH or HIS SIX IMMEDIATE rOREBEARS AUG. 26. (INCIDENTALLY, I COULD",,'T SEND YOU AN WAS UNOS T 80 EARLIER TODAY, FORTAS TOLD THE NATIONAL ANSWER DIRECTLY EVEN IF' I HAD "'ANT[O TO. DE GAULLE ALWAYS ~RE~ARES f'OR VARIOUS POSTAL fORU", THAT HE HAD SAT IH "OUTRAGED You CAREf'ULLY INCLUDED RETURN POSTAGE, BUT COURS" OF' ACTION flUT RESF .. vn HIS ~INAL SILENCE" WHILE SENATE CRITICS QUESTIONED ~ORGOT TO GIVE YOUR ADDRESS) DECISION UNTIL ALMOST THE END THIS WILL HIS QUALIFiCATIONS ... * * * ... UNOOueTEDLv BE TRUE OF' HIS LAST MOMENTOuS ~OLITICAL OECISION -- WHEN AND HOW TO RETIRL PELSALL, ENGLAND (up I }--MRS. AL I C[ Q. ~ I'N TIREO OF' THE STOCK TRADING RAT NOBODY INCLUDING THE GENERAL YET KNOWS THE PAINTER BROKE DOWN AND WE~T WHEN SHE SAW RAcE ANO WANT TO QU IT. CAN I MANAGE ON ANIWER TO THIS ULTIMATE SECRET; AND IT IS HER HOUSE. IT HAO BEEN ~AINTEO REO, WHITE CAPITAL or $100,0001 ON THAT ANSWCR THAT POM~IDOU'S ~OLITICAL AND BLUE. WHY! SHE ASKED THE LANDLORD, A. - $100,000 TOgAY CAN YIELD $6,000 TO F'AlI[ OEPENOS WHOM SHE HAO ASKED TO ~AINT IT. $1,000 A YEAR rROM GOOD QUALITY ~AEFERREOS "WE WANT TO 0 I SCOURAGE OTHER TENANTS rROM AND BONDS. IF' YOU CAN GET BY ON l'HAT toIUCH MAK INO TH II 'ORT OF REQUEST I" CAME THE YOU CAN " "'ANAGE II AND KEE~ YOUR CAPIT.~ IN- ' ANIWER. UCT, ------HOURGlASS PAGE By Bud Goode Big League Round-Up YOU'VE GOT TO GET ON BASE TO WIN GAMES. SOME BASEBALL MANAGERS DON'T ACCEPT THIS NEW YORK {UPI)--PINCH SINGLES BY JIM SIMPLE FACT or LIFE THEY CONTINUE TO BUY PRICE AND GATES BROWN PUNCHED ACROSS TWO POWER HITT(RS--WH[N THEV NEED ON BASE AVER EIGHTH-INNING RUNS LAST NIGHT TO BOOST THE AGE. O[TROIT TIGERS TO A 6-4 VICTORY OVER THE THE FACT IS, rOR WINNING BASEBALL, A WOLK" WASHINGTON SENATORS AND BRING DENNY McLAIN STOL~ BASE, AND BLOOP SINGLE ARE MORE IM HIS 19TH VICTORY OF THE SEASON. PORT/4NT THA'" A LINt DRIVE DOUBLE orF THE' McLAIN BOWED OUT FOR A PINCH-HITTER IN lEFT FIELD FENCE. THE D£.TROIT EIGHTH-INNING RALLY AFTER GIV ON BASE AVERAGE, THE PERCENTAGE or ING UP ALL FOUR WASHINGTON RUNS AND EIGHT WHO GET ON BASE DUE TO A WALK, HIT, OR HIT HITS BUT PAT DOBSON AND JON WARDEN PRE BY PITCH, IS A BETTER MEASURE or A TEAM'S SERVED HIS WIN IN RELIEF. McLAIN, WHOSE eATTING ABILITY THAN ITS POWER rACTOR. RECORD IS 19-3, HAS A CHANCi: TO BECOME THE To MEASURE THE STANDINGS or THE TWO LEA FIRST MAJOR LEAGUE PITCHER TO WIN 30 GAMES GUES ON THIS IMPORTANT ON eASE AVERAGE SINCE DIZZY D£.AN IN 1934. PERCENTAGE, WE POURED THE SEASON STATISTICS BOOG POWELL DROVE IN FOUR RUNS WITH HIS INTO OUR UNIVERSITY COMPUTING CORP. ELEC- 16TH HOMER AND A DOUBLE TO POWER TH£. BAL TRDNIC EVALUATOR WITH THE FOLLOWING RESULTS TIHORE ORIOLES TO AN 8-6 WIN OVER THE (THRU GAMES or 6/25). CLEVELAND INDIANS AND BOOST THE WINNERS NAT IONAl LEAGUE ON BAS£. % BACK INTO SOLE POSSESSION O. 5£.CONO PLACE PITTSBURGH .3 13 POWELL'S HOMER wfTH TWO ON IN TH£. FI'TH CINCINNATI .3 13 Advanced Handball Finals INNING WIPED OUT A 4-3 CLEVELAND LEAO AND SAN FRUIC I SCO .305 PINNED STAN WILLIAMS WITH HIS 'I'TH LOSS ATLANTA .303 IN 12 DECISIONS PH ILAOELPH 'A .297 THE MINNESOTA TwINS CAPITALIZED ON CALIF ST LOUIS .295 ORNI" MISCUES TO GA IN A 3-1 WIN AFTER THE HOUSTON ANGELS ~ON THE FIRST GAME OF tHEIR DouelE CHICAGO .2H.2 HEADER 3-1 ON A SIX-HITT£.R ey GEORGE BRUN NEW YORK .2 ALL THE TWINS' RUNS IN THE NIGHTCAP WERE Los ANGELES .282 EARNED. VIC DAVALILLO'S DOUBLE, JIM fRE AVERAGE .298 GOSI'S SINGLE AND THE.T OF SECOND, AN IN FIELD OUT AND DON MINCHER'S GROUNOOUT PRO AMERICAN LEAGUE ON SASE % OUCEO TWO CALIFORNIA RUNS IN TH[ FIRST GAME. BOSTON ·314 fRANK FERNANDEZ, WHO STRUCK OUT HIS FIRST OAKLAND ·307 TWO TIMES AT BAT, ~AS WALKED BY JUAN PIZAR DETROIT 305 RO WITH THE BASES FILL£'D AND TWO OUTS IN TH MINNESOTA. .300 SEVENTH TO FORCE IN THE TIE-BREAKING RUN AS CAL.IFORNIA .297 STAN BAHNSEN AND THE NEW YORK YANKEES DE BALTIMORE .294 FEATED THE BOSTON RE~ Sox 4-1. NEW YORK .292 HANDBALL .... PICTUR£.O ABOVE ~ITH SKEND£.R THE CHICAGO WHITE Sox' GAME 'WITH THE OAK- CLEVELAND .290 BRAME (MIDDLE), SPECIAL SERVICES MANAGER, LAND ATHL£.TICS WAS CALL£.D BECAUSE OF RAIN WASHINGTON .281 ARE THE CHAMP--MAJOR BILL LYGHT--AT RIGHT WITH THE WHITE Sox LEADING 3-0 IN THE BOT- CH ICAGO .278 AND RUNNER-UP --MAJOR CHAD BURCHETT--AT TOM OF THE THIRD AVERAGE .296 L£.FT, FINALIST CONTESTANTS IN THE ADVANCED ROGER MARIS SANGEO OUT THREE HITS AND DrYISION SINGLES TOURNAMENT DROVE IN FOUR RUNS TO (EAD A t4-HIT ATTACK BOSTON AND OAKLAND LEAD THE AMERICAN ======c=-=------1 THAT ENABLED THE ST LOUIS CARDINALS TO DE LEAGUE PUTTING THEIR BATTERS ON BASE AT A FEAT THE PHILADELPHIA PHILllES 11-5 LAST .314 AND .307 RAT£., ANO LEAGUE LEADING NIGHT AND STRETCH THEIR NATIONAL LEAGUE DETROIT FOLLOWS WITH A .305 FIGURE. OAK LEAD TO A SEASON HIGH OF 12 1/2 GAMES. LAND IS THE MOST IMPROVED TEAM IN THIS 11'1- HOME RUNS BY ED KRANEPOOL AND RON S'!Q..600A PORT~NT ON BASE AVERAGE DEPARTMENT, COMING CARRIED THE NEW YORK METS TO A 2-1 VICTORY UP FROM A .294 FIGURE IN '67. AND DEALT THE ATLANTA BRANES THEIR FIFTH EARLIER IN THE SEASON, WHEN PITTSBURGH CONSECUT I VE LOSS. KRANE POOL 's HOMER I N THE WAS IN THE NAT 10NAl LEAGU£. CELLAR, COMPUTER SECOND INNING AND SWOBODA'S IN THE SIXTH CORNER PREDICTED THEY WOULD BOUNCE BACK IN WERE TWO OF EIGHT HITS O.F PAT JARVIS, WHO TO THE RACE FOR FIRST OI~ISION. IN PART, SUFFERED HIS SEV[NTH LOSS. TOM SEAVER WENT THI' PREDICTION WAS MAD£. ON THE FACT THAT SEVEN INNINGS FOR THE METS TO RAIS£. HIS RE THE PIRATES HAVE HAD A GOOD ON BASE AVERAGE CORD TO 9-6. ALL SEASON, ALTHOUGH THEY ARE IN 9TH PLACE TONY PEREZ' SINGL£., HIS FIFTH HIT IN THE IN TERMS OF POWER PERCENTAGE, ALOU, WILLS GAME, SCOR£.D LEE MAY FROM THIRD BASE ANa AND STAFF ARE GETTING ON BASE WITH THEIR TOMMY HELMS SINGLED ACROSS THE SECOND RU~ 600 SCRATCH HITS AND 175 WALKS AT A .313 IN THE I~TH INNING AS THE CINCINNATI REDS RATE. ENOUGH FOR FIRST DIVISION? CERTAIN BEAT THE PITTSBURGH PIRATES 7-6. lY A BETTER CHANCE THAN THE DODGERS, WHO MCCOVEY HIT THREE SINGLF~ AND A HOMER TO TRAIL THE ENTIRE NATIONAL LEAGUE IN ON BASE INNI AVERAGE. 1968 SLOW PITCH KMR BURCHETT REMARKS "I COULD HIM" AS HE RECEIVES THE RUNNER TEAM FEATURE •••• BAc~ ROW UP TROPHY AND CONGRATS FROM JOE KAULUKUKUI. fEATURE •••• FRONT ROW (L-R) RAY HANSEN, LTC. HERLINGER, ~J. fREEMAN, CAPT. LYNN, ------:;--~--~--~--=-----~------lWORR[N OZAKI, HARRY PALl, BRIAN CUNNINGHAM, MAJ. LYGHT, CAPT. ZUMWALT. FRONT ROW (L-R) Yesterday's Results D.N ROLLICK. BOCK ROW (L-R) LTC. THOMAS, COL. MILLAR, LONNIE SMITH, NEW YORK (UPI)--SPORTS RESULTS FROM THE BART WILLIAMS, DAVE CLAPP, LARRY KIYABU, MAJ. BURCHETT. MISSING ARt BILL SAVAGE, PETE GELZINIS, LARRY BATAN, BILLY JONAS, CA"T. HAG£.NHOFr AND JOE fOLIo LEAGUE GAMES ON SCHEDULE YESTERDAY CHUCK YOUNG. ______~------:_----:------.,ARE AS FOLLOWS: Bowling Scotch Foursome AMERICAN LEAGlJ[ CALIFORNIA 3 MINNESOTA I (Isr) A NIKE-X SCOTCH fOURSOME IS STARTING FOR MINNESOTA 3 CALIFORNIA I (2ND) THOSE INTERESTEO IN BOWLING. IN OROER TO I~:~~~;~:'~ AT CHICAGO (POSTPONED) BRANDON FIELD GET THE LEAGUE UNDERWAY, THERE IS NEED FOR II IT 6 WASHINGTON 4 --WECo NORTHERNERS VS KENTRON ANOTHER SIX COUPlU TO GET INVOLVED. IMORE 8 CLEVELAND 6 IF YOU ARE AT ALL INTERESTED IN JOINING YORK 4 BOSTON I THE LEAGUE AND GETTING THE "AOGRAM STARTED, NATIONAL LEAGUE YOU MAY FINO OUT ALL NECESSARY INFORMATION BY CALLING 81207 BEFORE 4:30. AFTER 5:00, IN-NINGS) CALL 82707. --MONEY MoNGERS VS ROUND ROliN ~NAGIR~S Krr~ ~, WITH ."OATS IN THE HOURGlAII FAIOAY JULY 25 -·~EETING CANCELLEO--