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VOL i), No KWAJALEIN, I>1ARSHALl ISLANDS SATURDAY,OECEf'B[R 1;::, l HONOLULU (UP1)--HoNOLULU POLICE Raiders Streak Through Sunlight SAID TODAY THERE WAS A "STRONG pos Six Red Warships SIBILITY OF SUiCIDE IN THE MYSTER IOUS SHOOTING DEATH OF V,ET NAM ..,JAR In Alexandria Harbor To Blitz Hanoi- Haiphong Area CORRESPONDENT TROY LEROY Kr. I GHTEN, CAIRO (UPlj--SI)\ ~O'lI[T NA~Al 4o, OF FORI SUMNER, N M A HOMICIDE SAIGON {UPI) __ A "PUZZLING" BREAK IN MONSOON VESSELS ARRIVED AT ~lElANCRIA T0CAY INVESTIGATION WAS CONTINUING, NONE WEATHER BATHED VITAL NORTH VIETNAMESE BRIDGES TO BOOST TO EIGHT TriE N ~BER ~r THELESS, IN TIi£' DEATH OF THE NEWSMAtl, IN SUNLIGHT TODAY AND AMERICAN BOMBERS SWEPT RUSSIAN WARSHIPS NOW DocrE0 Ir WHO WAS FOUND FLOA T I NG I N THE OCEAtJ INTO THE HANOI_HAIPHONG POWER CENTER ON THE EGYPT'S BIGGEST PORT orf D,AMOND HEAD THURSDAY WITH A THIRD CONSECuTIVE DAY OF AN INTENSE BllTI THE NEW ARRIVALS, OFfICIAllY 01 t Bl.IlLET WOCJNO IN THE HEAD A I R WAR COM~IANDERS A T SA I GON HEADQUARTERS GOOOwlLL VISIT", INCLUDEu rr)d" SAID THE PRE-HOLIDAY TRUCE ATTACKS WERE DE I SUB~ARINES, ONE TROOP SHIP AIJO 0NE rlGNED TO "CATCH UP" WITH REPAIRS CARRIED OUT Rebels Defeated ICOMANDSHIP BY NORTH VIETNAMESE AND CHINESE CONSTRucTION By Algerian Force THE RUSSIAN VESSELS GANGS WHO REBUILT DURING A MONTH or RAIN THAT STROYER T'1AT AR;> I VED LAST WEU A"u A hROUNDED ALGIERS {UPI)--THE GOVERNMENT AN REPAIR SHIP WHICH HAD BEO, rtl :'L_X Lawmakers Criticize ~O"T AMER NOUNCED THE SURR£NOER TODAY Of REBEL ANDRIA HARBOR 31NCE JULY, W,[ J ",O 'ICAN RAID- ARMY TROOPS LED BY COL TAHAR ZBIRI VitT WARSHIF'S PAID THEIR FIRST '11~~ SViet Land Reforms THE CHIE' OF STAFF WHO OPPOSE~ PRE~_ IT TO THE MEOITE~RANEArl AFTER THE " 1.4R&" f LOCA110[,;f'l _ nO' IDENT HOUARI BOUMEDIENNE TANK BAT_ ARAB-IsRAEL I WAR I t. JUNE WASHINGTON (UP1)--CONGRESSIONAL cordong tarll"t lo{'atlO"~ on A,r FIGHTING O",/ .. "s(' 8a"l" Mop. ar .. Arm,. TlES HAD BEEN REPORT EO ON THE DESERT ARRIVAL OF THE SO I[T WARSrl~S INVESTIGATORS CLAIMED TODAY THAT ER,)PTED TO- pl 'WASHINGTON (UP]) __ A TWO-YEAR, $9 1 BIL LION PROGRAM OF ,(DERAL 1.10 TO PUBLIC SCHOOLS * BEGINS WHEN YOU DISCOVER CLEARED BOTH HOUSES Of CONGRESS IN THE fINAL HOURS 0, THE 1967 SESSION OUR CACHE OF "JEWELED" THE M(ASUR[ CONTINU£S, WITH LITTLE SASIC CHANGE, THE SCHOOL AIO PROGRAM PRESIOENT JOHNSON I N I TI ATEO IN 1964 THAT PROGRAM CHANNELS THE GREATEST FEOERAL OUTLAYS INTO SCHOOL DISTRICTS LOCATED IN CITY SLUMS AND ,. OTHER POVERTY AREAS Two THIRDS or THE MONEY IN THE NEW BILL IS fOR THIS PURPOSE Little beaded beauties that pair so THE HOUSE PASSED THE BILL FIRST ON A 286 well with long, slender skirts emerge TO 73 ROLLCALL YESTERDAY THE SENATE THEN as one of your dreSSiest, most excit ADDEO ITS APPROVAL ing evening costumes. THE AUTHROIZATION BILL SETS MAXIMUM AMOUNTS Sparkling THAT CAN B( SPENT ON T~[ P~OGRAM AN AP ,~~~~l_& glitter.. PROPRIATIONS BILL WILL BE INTRODUCED NEXT ing lush color or YEAR TO SET THE ACTUAL SPENOI~G LEVEL fOR THE FISCAL YEAR THAT STARTS NEXT JULY you'll neVer beat on the "othB~ siri THE MEASURE AUTHORIZES $4.3 BILLION ro~ of the pond"" '!iq.~- ':t-='19.00 THE FIRST YEAI'I: AND 48 BILLION IN THE 12 * MONTHS BEGINNING JULY I, 1969. THE MAIN CONTI'!:OVERSY DU~ING DEBATE ON THE ~IONDAY AT MAGY'S MEASURE TURNED ON THE ISSUE OF LOCAL VE"'SUS FED£~AL CONT"'OL OVER THE fUNDS I«>URGLASS .Ar...... llC"I K~~Q OP~'NT ~lONQ· SILENT SUB JOURNEY \ KWA~ALEIN ATOLL ART GUILD INVITES ALL CAPE KENNEDY (UPI)--THE JTLANTIC INTERESTED ISLAND RESIDENTS TO JOIN THE EAN'S GULF STREAM WILL SERVE AS AN T"~.~ "PA INT-ALDNG" WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20, UNDERWATER TOW FOR SIX SCIENTISTS ON A FROM 9 TO II AM, IT WILL BE HELD AT SILENT SUBMARINE JOURNET FROM SOUTH PROJECT PRESS CAMP HAMilTON AND THERE W'LL BE NO FLORIDA TO NOVA SCOTIA NEXT SUMMER CHARGE. You ARE REQUESTED TO BRING YOUR MOST NEW ARRIVALS ON KWAJALEIN ARE WELL AWARE OF THE AR~Y THE OCEAN SCIENTISTS, LED BY rAMEO OWN SUPPLI(S. If YOU WOULD LIKE TO TEST N'KE-X ANTI-~IS5ILE-MISSllE PROGRAM HERE AND MANY HAVE IN A EXPLORER JACOUES PICCARO, PLAN YOUR ARTISTIC ABILITIES, THIS IS YOUR FACT PLAYED A LARGE PART IN ITS DEVELOPMENT, HOWEVER, A OI,rT WITH THE GULf STREAM CURRENT AT CHANCE. NUMBER MAY BE CO"'PLETELY UNAWARE Of" "THAT OTHER PROJECT" AVERAGE OEPTH OF 600 fEET TO MAKE A "PAINT-ALONG" WILL NOT BE HELD THE IQUE WATER SURVEY Off THE EASTERN CoAST LOCATED AT THE NORTH END Of" THE ATOLL ON THE COMBINED ISLAND NEXT WEDNESDAY, DUE TO CROWDED HOLIDAY f NORTH AMERICA. OR ROI-NAMUR, THIS ARTICLE DESCRIBES PROJECT PRESS, PRESS IS AN ACRONYM STANDING FOR "PAC'fFIC RANGE ELECTRO- SCHEOULES, IT IS PLANNED TO 6E CONTI~ USING A NEW RESEARCH SUBMARINE UNDER UED ArTER THE fIRST Of THE YEAR. CONSTRUCTION I~: SWITZERLANO, PICC~RD FOR fURTHER INFORHATION CALL ELAINE BE EQUIPPED TO STAY SUBMERGED AS KORfF" AT 82349. LONG AS SIX WEEKS BUT HE SAID "I BELIEVE MISSION WILL BE FULLY ACCOMPLISHED THE AIRCRAfT AND IN THE GROUND-OPTICAL IF WE STAY DOWN A MONTH" STAT'10n fROM DATA fURNISHED BY TRADEX PICCARD, WHO DESCRIBED THE UNUSU~L AND OTHER SOURCES, VOYAGE DURING A RECENT VISIT TO THE THE PRIMARY SENSOR, THE THRE'-"""UI'NC1SPACEPORT, SAID THE PRIMARY GOAL OF THE TRADEX RADAR ON ROI-NAMUR, WAS DESIGNED, MISSION IS TO MAKE AN EXTENSIVE STUDY BUILT AND INSTALLED BY THE RADIO CORPOR Of OCEAN SOUNDS, MARINE LIfE AND OTHER ATION OF AMERICA UNDER AN ARPA-SPONSORED PHENOMENA ALONG THE 1,500 MILE COURSE CONTRACT WITH THE ARMY ROCKET AND GUIDED "THE MAIN IDEA IS TO MAKE ~ RATHER MISSILE AGENCY THE RADAR WAS TURNED CO"'PLETE ~COUST ICAL SURVEY," PICCARD OVER TO LINCOLN OIRECTION AfTER ITS AC SAID. CEPTANCE BY THE ARMY IN NOVEMBER 1962 To DO IT, HE SAID THE SUBMARINE MUST As NOTED, RCA HAS CONTINUED ITS CLOSE BE SILENT AND ABLE TO rLOAT AND DRIFT RELATION WITH THE RAOAR BY CARRYING RE- IN MID-WATER "FOR AS LONG A5 WE LIKE " SPONSrSILITY FOR ITS OPERATION AND MAIN- HE SAID MILITARY SUBMARINES ARE UNABLE TENANCE AND WORKING WITH LINCOLN LABORA- 00 THIS WITHOUT MAKIN~ PUMP1NG NOISES TORY ENGINEERS IN DEVELOPING EQUIPMENT OF PARTICULAR INTEREST TO BOTH CIVIL I AND TECHNIOUES TO INCREASE ITS USEFUL NAVy SCIENTISTS IS A MYSTERiOUS PHE- NESS IN THE CHANGING WORLD Of BALLISTIC WHICH SOMETIMES REFLECTS SOUND MISSILE DEFENSE, fROM MID-WATER IT IS CALLED THE THE AIR FORCE KC-135 IS FLOWN BY AN SCATTERING L~YER" AND CAN GIVE AIR FORCE CREW, WITH INSTRUMENTATION SONAR INOICATIONS OF THE PRESENCE DEVEL~PED AND OPERATED BY MEMBERS OF THE UNDERW~TER OBJECTS OR THE SEA BOTTOM LINCOtN LABORATORY PRESS AIRE'IORNE O~ FOR EXAMPLE, OCEAN CHARTS OFf THE TICS GROUP BASED AT HICKAM AFB, THIS IflC COAST Of MEXICO SHOW AN UNDER AIRCRAfT STAGES THROUGH WAKE ISLAND I"T" RIDGE WHERE ONE DOES NOT EXIST OVERALL SCIENTIFIC DIRECTION Of THE ERRONEOUS MAPPING APPARENTLY WAS AIRBORNE PROGRAM IS EXERCISED BY LIN CAUSEO BY THE "DEEP SCATTERING LAYER" COLN LABO~ATORY. ICH FALSELY INDICATEO THE OCEAN BOTTOM Two ADDITIONS TO THE PRESS COMPLEX ARE SINCE THE RESEARCH SUB WILL BE CAPABLE NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION ON ROI-NtMUR, DRltTING FOR LONG PERIODS Of TIME ALTAIR (ARPA LONG-RANGE TRACKING AND IN ITHOUT MAKING ANY NOISE, PICCARD S"D STRUMENTATION RADAR) IS ~ DUAL fREQUENCY IT SHOULD NOT DISTURB THE SOUND REFLECT RADAR SEING BUILT BY SYLVANIA UNDER A ING LAYER AND SHOULD GIVE SCIENTISTS AN CONTRACT WITH THE ARMY MISSILE COMMAND AL OPPORTUNITY TO EXAMINE IT L,NCOLN LABORATORY HAS CONTRACTED FOR THE SUBMARINE, CALLED THE PX-15 AND THE CONSTRUCTION OF ALCOR (APRA-LINCOlN 8Y THE GRUMM'N AIRCRAfT ENGIN C-6AND OBSERVABLES RADAR) BOTH RADARS CORP., IS 4S FEET LONG, 10 FEET WILL BE TIED TO TRADEX THROUGH THEIR IN DIAMETER AND IS DESIGNED TO OPERATE COMPUTERS WHEN THEY BECOME PART 0, THE DEPTHS UP TO 2,000 FEET IT HAS 29 PROJECT PRESS IN 1965. SIX-INCH vltWIN~ PORTS AND 17 PO~ERFUL UNDER THE TERMS OF THE ARPA ORDER SEARCH LIGHTS TO PEER INTO THE MURKY ~~~::~~~lcjESTABLISHING THE PROJECT, PRESS RELIES OEPTHS. ON THE ARMY MATERIEL COMMAND FOR LOGIS THE $2 MILLION VESSEL HAS fOUR ELECTRlq ~ TICAL SUPPORT ON KWAJALEIN CLOSE ~D- MOTORS MOUNT EO ON PODS ALONG ITS SIDES I' ALTAIR THE DUAL rREQUENCY RADAR BEING BUILT BY SYLVANIA MISISTRATIV( COORDINATION AND TECHNICAL ANO CAN MOVE UNDER ITS OWN POWER AT 6 TO UNDER CONTRACT WITH THE ARMY MISSILE COMMAND LIAISON (S MAINTAINED BETWEEN PROJECT 7 MILES AN HOUR PICC~RD SAID THE MOTOR,' PRESS, THE NIKE-X PROGRAM, AND KWAJALEIN WILL BE USED ONLY OCCASIONALLY ON THE TEST SIT£. GULf STREAM TO COMBAT DRIFT ~----- (UPI )--A TABLE TENN I S TOURNAMENT ENo ED TODAY AND THE NEW MEN'S SINGLES ION IS EVA JOHANSSON, 20, BLONDE ANO Shoppmg PRETTY Day. till MISS JOHANSSON HAD WON THE WCMEN'S SINGLES AND DOUBLES TITLES AND ENTERED ~!!!!!~"'ChrJ,tmas THE MEN'S SINGLES AS A JOKE. SHE WON AN ELECTRIC SHAVER AiRBORN[ PRESS KC-135. ALL THE OPTIC~L INSTRUMENTS ARE ~OUNTED ON A GIMBALLED PLATFORM PERMITTING A 600EGREE FIELD or VIEW. MAGNETIC S,GNATURE STUOIES," A PROGR~M Ot fiELD ME~SUREMENTS SPONSORED BY THE AOV~NCEO RESE~RCH PROJECTS AGENCY O. THE DEPARTMENT OF OEfENSE AS PART OF PROJECT DEFENDER, A COM PREHENSiVE PROGRAM OF ADVANCEO RESEARCH IN B~LLISTIC MISSILE DEFENSE SCIENTIFIC DIRECTION Of PRESS IS BEING PERFORMEO BY THE LINCOLN LABORATORY, MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE Of TECH NOLOGY FOR ARPA UNDER AN AIR FORCE CONTR~CT. THE ON-SITE TEAM INCLUDrS MEMBERS Dt THE LINCOLN L~BORATORY STAf~, PER SONNEL tROM THE RADIO CORPORATION OF AMERICA, WHICH IS RE SPONSIBLE .OR THE OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE Of THE TRAOEX (TARGET RESOLUTION AND OISCRIMINATION EXPERIMENTS) RAOAR UNOER SUBCONTRACT TO LINCOLN LABORATORY, TECHNICIANS fROM KENTRON WORKING WITH THE GROUND OPTICS INSTRUMENTATION, AND CUSTOMER ENGINEERS fROM THE INTERNATION~L BUSINESS M~CHINES COMPANY WHO MAINTAIN THE IBM 7094 COMPUTER ON ROI-NAMUR. THE PRINCiPAL OBJECTIVE Of THE EXPERIMENTAL PROGRAM IS TO MEASURE THE EFFECTS PRODUCED BY ICBM BOOI£S (RE-ENTRY VEHICLES, DECOYS, TANKAGE) AS THEY RE-ENTER THE ATMOSPHERE, TO DETERMINe; TECHNIQUES WHEREBY THEIR IDENTITY CAN BE OE RIVEO THE INSTRUMENTATION USED FOR THESE MEASUREMENTS IN CLur,E THE TRADEX RAD~R, VARIOUS GROUND-BASED OPTICAL IN STRUMENT ON ROI-NAMUR, KWAJALEIN AND ENNYLABEGAN, (THE PRIN CIPLE MEASURING INSTRUMENT BEING THE 48-INCH TELESCOPE ON RECEIVING AWARDS FOR fIRST AID ,IR£ FIGHTING ExPLOSIVE DRON'NCE DRIV- ROI-NAMUR) AND OPTICAL AND INrRAREO INSTRUMENTS CARRIED IN ERS ~RE THE DOUGL_~ AIRCRAFT EMPLOYEES AaO~E PRESENTING CLENN CRANE, A KC-135 AIRCRAFT TO MINIMIZE INTERFERENCE fROM CLOUD COVER. AS' FIELD STATION DIRECTOR, IS GLOBAL fiRE CHIEF BoB RAGAN AT LEFT BECAUSE THE PROGRAM REQUIRES CORRELATION Of THE OATA fROM IS ASSISTANT CHIEf AND INSTRUCTOR HARLAN STOKES. THE DoUGLAS EMPLOYEES ARE ALL THESE SENSORS, IT IS NECESSAR¥ rOR ALL TO B£ ABLE TO rROM LEfT, PAUL DENNY, TONY YANEZ, JOE LAPL~CA, JACK NelSON, [0 OLSSON, ED LOOK AT THE SAME TARGET Of INTEREST AT ANY GIVEN TlME. THIS K, TOM LOVELADY, DE~N ALBA~GH, JIM BLOUGH, MIKE MciNERNY _NO JIM COORDINATION IS ACHIEVED BY THE USE OF THE 7094 COMPUTER IN CHAPMAN ABOARD --P-'-G-E-4------HO--U-RG-L-A-S-S------S-'-TU-'-D ~£C£~8(R 16, Hatlo's Do It TIme ® YANK~ PLAY ~ANTA IN JAPAN IWAKUN1, JAPAN (UPI)--UNITEO STATES MARINES ARMED WITH GifTS AND oGYNU9 COUL.D OPeN OUT " WEEK AND I-IE'LL BE GRINS TODAY LAUNCHED A CHRISTMAS SEASON fORAY DEEP INTO THE TRoue '" CUi-RATE DR~<6TORE BELLY,lo.,C,I.{lN.' AROUND HERE WITI-l AL.L. TI-lE CUR.E-ALL.S FOR A MCNiH LEO LIVES OF MORr THAN 600 JAPANESE ORPHANS. MEASURED BY THE GRINS !-iE'S GOT IN 101$ DESK OF THE YOUNGSTERS, SOME Of THEM BLIND OR D[AF, OPERATION HAPPY FACE WAS A SUCCESS, ALL n.lE CLINIc.Al.. As ONE Of THE FIRST BUSLDAOS Of ORPHANS PILEO INTO THIS MARINE DETp.,IL5 !-IE'S a.s( N(AR THE A10M BOMB CITY Of HIROSHIMA, VETER,t.N MSGT C C. A. ONE-MAN SMITH S~OUTEO AT HIS TROOPS EPIDEt.\IC "OKAY, lET'S GET SOME FATHERS UP HERE," YELLED THE LEATHER- LUNGED LEATHERNECK "DON'T BE BASHFUL," SMITH, A BIG NEGRO FRO~ WARSAW, N.C , GRINNED WIDELY AS YOUNG MARINES AND SAILORS, DESIGNATED "D.aDS FOR A DAY", STEPPEO UP AND SELECTED THE ORPHANS AND TOOK THEM BY THE HANO "O!';AY, YOU PEOPLE," YELLED THE SARGE IN HIS PARRIS ISLAND DRILL rlELD VOICE "LET'S MOVE OVER TO THE STATIC DISPLAY" THE "STATIC DISPLAY" TURNED OUT TO BE .a HALF DOlEN OR SO U.S. WARPLANES WHICH DELIGHTED THE CHILOREN. THEY CLIMBED OVER THEM, SAT IN THE COCKPITS AND CHATTERED EXCITEDLY IN A LANGU.aGE MOST or tR HOSTS DIDN'T UNDERSTAND. "THERE'S A LITTLE COMMUNICATIONS PROBLEM H(RE, BUT IT'S WORKING FIN(," SAID ENS. Boa HALE, PILOT or A P-3A ORION ANTI-SUBMAR INE RECO~NAtSSANCE PLANE, AS HE HELD 12-YEAR-OLD TUKA!';I SUMIDA BY SGT W.J. OWENS, 24, OF NEWBURGH, N.Y , A VETERAN or THREE ~~~~~~~~Jl~~;H~'~N~D~'~~~~~~IN VIET NA HAD.a D.aTE FOR LUNCH WITH NtNE-YEAR-DLD MICHIO ! SHIRASAYA, WHO STUFFEO HIMSELF ON FRIED CHICKEN AND HOT DOGS, WHICH HE ATE WITH HIS WAL.T ~isNe\pS Dumbo and t:he Christ:mas Myst:ery HANDS, AND RICE, WHICH HE ATE WITH CHOP STICKS THOUGHTrULLY PROVIDED BY THE MARINE CORPS. THE N.avY GOT INTO THE ACT AND, IN rACT, GRABBED orF THE ROLE OF SANTA CLAUS, PLAYED CONVINCINGLY BY AN ENLISTED SAILOR NAMED THOMAS J. PESICH OF ALIQUIPPA, PA PESICH AND A GANG OF SANTA'S HELPERS ~EARING MARINE DUNGAREES HANDED OUT A BIG BOX OF GIFTS TO E~CH YOUNGSTER (ACH BOX CONTAINEO A WARM ~INTER CO~T ~ND SEVERAL TOYS. PESICH, WEARING A FLOWING WHITE B{~RD AND A NIFTY REO SANTA SUIT, MADE HIS APPEAR ANCE ATOP A TRACTOR-TRAILER RIG WHICH HAULED THE GIFTS THE MARINES OUTDID THEMSELVES, EVEN TURN ~edeye by Gordon Bess I ING OUT RICE CAKES, A TRADITIONAL HOLIDAY TREAT FOR JAPANESE YOUNGSTERS SGT SMITH USED filS FOGHORN VOICE .... HEN X'VI: Ne;v~R You M.AN MARINES HOVERING OVER "THEIR CHARGES GOT It< SEEN 50 MAtt/IV CAVAl,..~Y l' PAl.E FACE:& I THE WAY or THE GIFT-OPENING. "Now, YO~ BtG CATS WITH THE UNIFORMS GET OUT OF THE WAY,' HE BOOMED ~ ~ OPERATION HAPPY FACE IS AN ANNUAL AFfAIR WHICH BEGAN IN 1956 THIS YEAR'S FUND-RAIS ING CAMPAIGN PRODUCED $8,000, WITH SOME OF THE MONEY DONATED BY LOCAL JAPANESE IT IS A CONTINUING PROGRAM, AND MONEY LEFT OVER FROM THE GIfT-BUYING WILL BE PUT INTO A SPECIAL FUND TO BE USED BY A D07EN LOCAL OR PHANAGES. SGT. DAN SHERMAN, WEARING A BLUE JACKET WITH "PUSSY GALORE'S FLY I NG C! Reus" PR I NT ED I Peanuts by Charles M. Schulz I ON THE BACK WAS HAVING A GREAT TIME WITH SHIGEYOSHI NAKONO. "1 WIlNT TO SHQIoI HIM THIS ONE,' SAID THE SERGEANT LIFTING THE SMILING YOUNGSTER TOWARD THt COCKPIT OF AN A4C PHANTOM JET. THE AIR BASE FIRE ENGINE ALSO GOT A elG PLAy THE HIT Of THE DAY, HOWEVER, WAS A SAILOR NAMED PE~ICH WHEN HE SAID "Ho Ho Ho' NOBOOY NEEDED AN INTERPRETER THE LARGEST KNOWN FLESHEATER [VER TO H,IVE WALKED EARTH WAS THE TYRANNOSAURUS, A DINO by Bob Weber l SIlUR WHICH GREW TO 19 FEET IN HEIGHT AND \Moose WAS EQUIPPED WITH GIANT, SA8RELI!';E TEETH. NOW YOU KNOW ~etle Bailey by Mort Walker I SATURDAY, DECEM8ER 16 J 1967 HOURGlASS P... COLLEGE CAGE ROONOOP NDUP NEW YORK (UPI)--AL MCGUIRE IS A LONG WAY (UPI)--QUARTERBACK GEORGE FROM HOME BUT HE CAN'T GET HOMESICK. MIRA PUT TEETH IN HIS "PLAY ME OR TRADE ME" MCGUIRE, THE NEW YORK NATIVE WHO PLAYED AT EDICT TO THE MANAGEMENT TODAY WHEN HE FtREO ST. JOHN'S AND WITH THE NEW YORK KNICKS, IS THREE TOUCHDOWN PASSES WHICH CARRIED THE IN HIS FOURTH SEASON AS MARQUETTE BASKETBALL SAN FRANCISCO FORTY NINERS BY THE DALLAS COACH AND HE'S REBUILT THE WARRIORS INTO ONE COWBOYS 24-16. OF THE NATION'S TOUGH BASKETBALL POWERS. IT MARKED THE SECOND STRAIGHT WINNING IT MUST BE MORE THAN A COINCIDENCE THAT HANDBALL •••• HARRY Ross, LEFT, AND HIS PERFORMANCE FOR THE FIERY LATIN ..,HO IS HE WENT BACK TO THE SIDEWALKS OF NEW YORK PARTNER DENNIS SUMIDA, RIGHT, ARE BATTLING PLAYING OUT HIS OPTION ON GROUNDS THAT HE TO FIND A WINNING COMBINATION FOR MARQUETTE IT OUT FOR THE C-DIVISION CROWN WITH GEORGE HASN'T BEEN USED ENOUGH IN FOUR YEARS WITH MCGUIRE HAS THREE NEW YORKERS IN HIS CATHA AND LARRY ALLEN. THE CLUB. As A RESULT OF A HOT FIRST HALF STARTING LINEUP AND THEY COMBINED FOR 52 IN WH ICH SAN fRANCISCO SCORED ALL THREE OF POINTS LAST NIGHT AS MARQUETTE TURNED BACK . TENNIS CLUB ITS TOUCHDOWNS, THE fORTY NINER~ ENDED THE FLORIDA STATE 78-58 IN A FIRST ROUND GAME OF, IN LAST NIGHT'S DOUBLES MATCH IN THE SEASON WITH A 7-7 RECORD. THE MILWAUKEE CLASSIC TO HIGHLIGHT A SPRINK PRESIDENT'S INVITATIONAL TOURNAMENT, DALLAS, ALREADY THE CAPITOL DIVISON LING OF TOURNEY GAMES AROUND THE NATION. THE TEAM OF JIM DUNCAN AND OR. SCHAEFER CHAMPION, MEETS CLEVELAND FOR THE EASTERN MARQUETTE WILL FACE WISCONSIN, WHICH EDGED DEFEATED JOE REDHOR-DoN THIMSEN IN THREE DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP DEC. 24 AFTER CLOSING LSU 96-94 DESPITE A 42-POINT PERFORMANCE BY SETS 3-6, 6-2, 6-2 OUT THE REGUL",R CAMPAIGN WITH A 9-5 RECORD. PETE MARAVICH, IN THE FiNALS OF THE TOURNEY JOE PLAYED A MUCH BETTER GAME OF DOUBLES DON MEREDITH, THE COWBOYS' No. I QUARTER TONIGHT IN THE FIRST SET THAN IN HIS PREVIOUS BACK, STARTED THE CONTEST WITH A BROKEN TENNESSEE CRUSHED ILLINOIS 66-42 TO MOVE MATCH, BACKING UP THIMSEN WITH SOME VERY NOSE, THEN SUSTAINED AN INJURED KNEE AND INTO THE FINALS OF THE SECOND ANNUAL VOLUN GOOD NET SHOTS ANO QUITE A FEW ACES O~ HIS TAKEN 01'1" THE FIELD WITH I :36 LEn IN TEER CLASSIC AGAINST TULSA, WHICH EDGED ARMY SERVES. FIRST HALF. 55-53 WHEN ROB WASHI,NGTON TIPPED IN A FIELD DUNCAN GOT WARMED UP IN THE SECOND SET CRAIG MORTON TOOK OVER FOR THE REST OF GOAL AT THE BUZZER AND STARTED ZEROI.NG IN ON HIS ilL INE DRI VE" THE DAY AND MARCHED THEM ON SUSTAINED DRI WESTERN KENTUCKY MOVED INTO THE FINALS OF fOREHANDS. OR. §CHAEfER GOT IN SOME GOOD OF 77 AND 91 YARDS FOR TOUCHDOWNS IN THE THE CABLE CAR CLASSIC BY WHIPPING SAN FRAN NET SHOTS TO ADO TO THEIR SCOR£ OVER THE FINAL QUARTER. CISCO 90-70 WESTERN KENTUCKY NOW MEETS NEXT T..,O st.TS. SANTA CLARA, WHICH SURPRISED 14TH-RANKED THE fiNAL MATCHES IN THIS TOURNEY WILL ABILENE, TEXAS {UPI}--THE UNIVERSITY OF LOYOLA OF CHICAGO 91-88 IT WAS LOYOLA'S BE PLAYED ON SUNDAY WITH THE fiRST MATCH TEXAS AT ARLINGTON, PLAYING IN BITTERLY FIRST LOSS AFTER FOUR VICTORIES AT 5:30 : REMI-GLASSGOW VS DUNCAN-SCHAEFER COLO WEATHER ON A FIELD CLEARED OF SEVERAL IN REGULAR SEASON GAMES NINTH-RANKED DAV AT 8.00 = BRUNNER-GOULD VS THIMSEN-REDHOR INCHES OF ICE, SHUT OUT NORTH DAKOTA STATE SON TURNED BACK WILLIAM AND MARY 81-75. 13:0 TODAY IN THE FOURTH ANNUAL PECAN BOWL. GEORGE HICKER SANK A FREE THROW AFTER TIME TEXAS-ARLINGTON SCORED LATE IN THE FIRST RAN OUT IN OVERTIME TO GIVE SYRACUSE A 90-89 HALF ON A PLUNGE BY FULLBACK DANNY GRIFFIN TRIUMPH OVER PENN STATE HICKER, WHO LEO THE SET UP BY A 53-YARD PASS FROM QUARTERBACK ORANGE WITH 33 POINTS, SCORED THE WINNING MIKE BAYLOR TO END DICK HILL. POINT AFTER BEING FOULED BY TOM DALEY DURING TAILBACK KEITH LUFT BLASTED ACROSS FROM A SCRAMBLE FOR A LOOSE BALL DALEY'S TWO FIVE YARDS OUT IN THE FINAL PERIOD. THROWS WITH 35 SECONDS LEFT IN REGULATION TIME SENT THE GAME INTO OVERTIME. SYRACUSE ORLANDO, fLA. {UPI)--A PULVERIZING DE FE IS NOW 4-1. THAT LIMITED WEST CHESTER STATE TO I YARDS ST JOHN'S, WHICH IS SUPPOSED TO HAVE THE ON THE GROUND KEPT THE UNIVERSITY OF NATION'S TOUGHEST SCHEDULE, 600STED ITS SEE-MARTIN BRANCH IN CHARGE ALL THE WAY TO MARK TO 4-1 WITH A 78-49 ROUT OF SETON HALL A 25-8 TANGERINE BOWL VICTORY TODAY AS JOHN WARREN SCOREO 24 POINTS. DEFENSIVE END GORDON LAMBERT STALKED IN THE rlRST Ivy LEAGUE GAME OF THE SEASON CHESTER QUARTERBACK JIM HAYNIE ALL AfTERNOO,NI fOR BOTH CLUBS, CORNELL HAD FOUR PLAYERS IN AND TWICE SPILLED HIM IN THE END ZONE FOR OOUBLE fiGURES WHILE TOPPING COLUMBIA 74-57. SAfETIES. IN A DOUBLEHEADER AT LAWRENCE, KAN., KANSA LAMBERT, NAMED THE GAME'S OUTSTANDING EDGfD CINCINNATI 67-61 AND KANSAS STATE DEFENDER, ALSO FORCED FULLBACK BERT NYE IN EDGED TEXAS A&M 82-77 TO A BAD PUNT OFF THE SIDE OF HIS FOOT TO IN OTHER GAMES, SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA BEAT CATHA GOES BACK fOR A DEEP BACK COURT SHOT GIVE TENNESSEE THE BALL ON THE WEST CHESTER OKLAHOMA 76-63, SEATTLE WHIPPED OHIO u. AS SUMIDA LOOKS ON. Ross AND ALLEN PREPARE 20 AND SET UP A TOUCHDOWN. 76-68) CREIGHTON EDGED ARIZONA 70-66 AND FOR THE REBOUND OFf THE fRONT WALL. VALPARAISO TOPPED LONG BEACH ST. 89-78. MEMPHIS {UPI)--THE LIBERTY BOWL SHAPED UP OFFICIAL'S CLINIC TODAY AS A GAME BETWEEN TWO TEAMS ANXIOUS NATIONAL BA&KETBALl ASSOCIATION ALL MANAGERS, COACHES AND BALLPLAYERS TO REGAIN PRESTIGE LOST BY LATE SEASON DE NEW YORK (UPI)--WILT CHAMBERLAIN WILL DO ARE INVITED TO ATTEND THE OFFICIAL'S RULES FEATS. THE WOLFPACK OF NORTH CAROLINA STATE ANYTHING TO WIN A GAME --EVEN HIT SOME fOUL CLINIC TO BE HELD AT DALLY BASKETBALL WITH A RECORD Of EIGHT WINS AGAINST TWO SHOTS. THE PH ILADELPH IA 76ERS FOUND THEM- COURT ON MoNDAY, DECEMBER 18 AT 6 PM. LOSSES SQUARED OFF AGAINST THE BULLDOGS OF SELVES ENGAGED IN A RUGGED BATTLE WITH ST. SEVERAL RULE CHANGES WILL BE DISCUSSED GEORG .... WHO HAD A 7-3 MARK. LOUIS LA5T NIGHT, FALLING BEHIND BY 17 AND PLAY SITUATIONS "'ILL BE DEMONSTRATED. NORTH CAROL INA STATE WAS ONE TOUCHDOWN UP POINTS AT ONE STAGE, BUT CHAMBERLAIN CAME TO ON GEORGIA WHEN THE FINAL GUN SOUNDED WITH THE RESCUE ATTENTION BOWLERS THE SCORE 14-7. BIG WILT, WHO HAD CONVERTED BARELY MORE OPEN JACKPOT BOWLING ON SUNDAY THAN ONE-THIRD OF HIS FOUL ATTEMPTS ENTERING' fOLLOWING THE WOMEN'S HANDICAP THE CONTEST, HIT HIS fiRST SEVEN AGAINST WHICH BEGINS AT 10: THE HAWKS BEFORE MISSING HIS ONLY ONE OF NIGHT. THE FINAL SCORE WAS 107-98. THE BOSTON CELTICS BEAT THE SAN DIEGO ROCKETS 114-101 TO MAINTAIN THEIR SLIM LEAD OVER THE 76ERS IN THE EASTERN DIVISION. THE SAN FRANCISCO WARRIORS CLIMBED TO IN A GAME AND ONE-HALF OF ST LOUIS IN THE BY TOPPLING BALTIMORE 110-97, CINCINNAT OVERPOWERED DETROIT 147-130 AND SEATTLE DEFEATED CHICAGO 122-115. FIVE MEN SCORED 20 POINTS OR MORE FOR CINNATI, TOPPEO BY 31 EACH FOR OSCAR ROBERT SON AND JERRY LUCAS. THE ROYALS ROARED AWAY TO A 67-48 HALFTIME LEAD AND BREEZED HOME. ADELAIDE (UPI)--THIRD-SEEDED JUDY TEGART HOUSTON {UP1)--HoUSTON QUARTERBACK PETE OF AUSTR"'LIA BEAT WIMBLEDON CHAMP BILLIE BEATHARO fiRED TWO-SCORING ~ASSES AS HE LED KING, U.S., FOR THE SECOND TIME IN A MONTH ~IS TEAM TO A 24-17 VICTORY OVER SAN DIEGO. TODAY TO WIN THE SOUTH AUSTRALIAN WOMEN'S THE WIN ALLOWED THE OILERS TO JUMP PAST IS CHAMPIONSHIP. NEW YORK INTO SOLE POSSESSION OF FIRST IN THE MEN'S SEMI-FINALS TONY ROCHE THREW PLACE IN THE EASTERN Dlv'~ OF THE ANERI- HIMSELF FURTHER INTO CONTENTION FOR A DAVIS £AN FOOTBALL LEAGUE. CUP BERTH BY BEATING COUNTRYMAN ROY EMERSON HOUSTON GENERAL MANAGER DON KOLSTERMAN IN A 73-MINUTE MARCH 6-4, 7-5, 6-3. TERMED "RIDICULOUS" A NEW YORK JETS CHARGE ROCHE WILL ENTER TOMORROW'S fiNALS AGAINST THAT THE OILERS USED ILLEGAL ELECTRONIC NEWCOMBE -- HIS PRIME COMPETITIOR FOR SCOUTING DURING THE HOUSTON.SAN DIEGO IS CUP PLAY -- WHO BEAT BOBBY PHILLIPS GAME TODAY. JET OWNER SONNY WERBLIN SAID THE IN THEIR SEMI-FINAL 6-2, 6-3, 8-6. OILERS VIDEOTAPED SOME PLAYS DURING TH£ HOURGLASS 90TH CONGRE<;C; -. THE RECORD (EDITOR'S NOTE: THE FIRST SESSION WASHINGTON (UPI)--CONGRESS LISTENED TO A DIFFERENT DRUMMER IN 1967. 90nl CONGRESS, WITH ITS STRONG NEW RESPONDING TO THE RISING CADENCE OF THE W~R HAWKS, THE BUOGET CUTTERS AND THE POLITICAL SERVATIV( FLAVOR, PRODUCEO A ~\XEO LEGIS SCALP HUNTERS, THE HoUSE AND SENATE BROKE THE SPELL THAT LYNOON JOHNSON H~D HELD OVER LATIVE SAG ~ND A POLITICAL STANDOFF. THE THEM SINCE HE ASSUMED THE PRESIDENCY FOUR YEARS ~GO. FOLLOWING DISPATCH TELLS WH~T THE LEGIS TH1S RESURGENCE OF CONGRESSIONAL INDEPENDENCE WAS THE ESSENTIAL THE~[ or THE FIRST SES LATORS 010 -- AND DID NOT --ACCOMPLISH.) SION OF THE 90TH CONGRESS. WHILE IT GAVE JOHNSON SOME OF THE NEW DOMESTIC PROGRAMS AND MOST OF THE MONEY HE ASKED, IT IGNORED, REJECTED DR RAOICALLY CHANGED MANY OF THE PRES~ BY ARNOLD SAWISLAK AND ANN P. WOOD DENT'S REQUESTS. IT CDULO NOT BE FAIRLY SAID, HOWEVER, THAT EITHER POLITICAL PARTY "WON" THE SESSION. THE DEMOCRATS HAD BIG MAJORITIES IN BOTH Housts 1 BUT THEY LACK EO THE VOTES TO FORCE THROUGH JOHNSON'S MORE CON1RovERSIAL REQUESTS. THE REPUBLICANS H~O NEW STRENGTH AND MOMENTUM AS A RESULT or THEIR 1966 ELECTION SUCCESSES. BUT THEY FREQUENTLY COULD ACHIEVE ONLY DEAOLOCK IN SOME WAYS, IT WAS NO SURPRISE THAT GETTING ADMINISTRATION BILLS THROUGH THE 90TH CONGRESS WAS LIKE PULLING TEETH. THE SENATE, WITH 64 DEMOCRATS AND 36 REPUBLICANS, RENAINED FIRMLY LIBERAL. BUT THE HOUSE WENT A LONG STEP TOWARD CONSERV~TISM WHEN THE REPUBLICANS CAME UP WITH 187 MEM6ERS COMPARED WITH 140 IN THE 89TH CONGRESS. THE DEMOCRATS RETAINED 247 SEATS -- 20 MORE TH~N A CONSTITUTIONAL MAJORITY -- BUT THE LONG-STANDING NORTH-SOUTH SPLIT DILUTEO THEIR STRENGTH AND DEMOCRATIC LEADERS FREQUENTLY FOUND THEM SELVES WITHOUT A WINNING MARGIN THE CONSERVATIVE BLOC WAS UNABLE TO ROLL SACK NEW rRONTIER AND GAEAT SOCIETY ACTIVITIES WRITTEN INTO LAW BETWEEN 1961 AND 1965. BUT IT DID STEM THE TIDE or NEW PROGRAMS AND IN MANY CASES WAS ABLE TO LIMIT EXISTING ONES. YEAR LEASE ON LIFE. IF CONGRESS ASSERTEO ITSELF IN DOMESTIC MATTERS, IT MADE NO PERCEPTIBLE DENT IN JOHN THE HoUSE DID PASS 61LLS TO PROTECT THE SON'S VrET NAM WAR POLICY. THERE WERE PLENTY OF HAWKS WHO WANTED MORE EXCALATION AND A EXERCISE or CIVIL RIGHTS AND CRACK OOWN ON GROWING NUMBER OF OOVES WHO SOUGHT LESS, 6UT IN THE END, THE PRESIOENT PREVAILED TRAVELING RIOT AGITATORS, BUT THE SENATE JOHNSON ASKED AND GOT $32 5 BILLI10N IN NEW MONEY FOR VIET NAM -- ABOUT 20 PERCENT OF DID NOT CONSIDER THEM. THE SENATE, IN TURN, THE STAGGERING TOTAL OF $160 BILLION IN NEW AND "PERMANENT" OBLIGATIONS TO OpERATE THE APpROVED THE JURY BILL, BUT IT GOT NOWHERE GOVERNMENT THROUGH JUNE 30, 196-') IN THE HOUSE. "SUPPORTING THE BOYS," CONGRESS ALSO SWEETENED HIE G.I. BILL AND EXTENDED THE DRAFT IN THE CRIME fiGHTING FIELD, JOHNSON CALLED FOR FOUR YEARS. T~E HOUSE, OUTRAGED 6Y ANTIWAR PROTESTS, PASSED A BILL TO OUTLAW OESECRA FOR CURBS ON GUN SA~ES, REGULATION Of WIR& TION .. TH£: U.S. FLAG BUT THE SENATE DIDN'T ACT ON IT THE SENATE 010 ORIGINATE LEGIS TAPPING, GRANTS FOR THE MODERNIZATION OF LATION TO JAIL FOR UP TO riVE YEARS DEMONSTRATORS WHO FORCEFULLY DISRUPT CONGRESS. THAT LOCAL POLICE FORCES, CONSOLIDATrON OF FEOE~ BILL BECAME LAW AL PRISON AND PAROLE SYSTEMS, ~NO A JUOICIAL THE WAR ALSO PLAYED A ROLE IN A RELUCTANT CONGRESSIONAL DECISION TO IMPOSE COMPULSORY CENTER TO LEAD IN STREAMLINING fEDERAL COURT ARBITRATION ON SHOPCRAFT UNIONS WHOSE LONG-THREATENED STRIKE WAS CLOSING DOWN THE PROCEDURES. CONGRESS GAVE ONLY THE CENTER NATION'S RAILROADS ALTHOUGH THE HOUSE DID APPROVE THE AID PRO IT WAS ON THE ECONOMIC FRONT THAT JOHNSON TOOK HIS WORST DRUB6ING. "'fiE ASKED TWICE fOR GRAM TO IMPROVE LOCAL POLICE DEPARTMENTS AN INCOME TAX SURCHARGE AND WAS 6LUNTLY RE LEGISLATION TO CONTINUE AND INCRE~SE FEDER JECTED 60TH TIMES WHEN HE BRANDISHED CONTRIBUTIONS HE WENT BACK TO WORK WITH AL ELEMENTARY AND SECONDARY SCHOOL AID, WHICH THREAT OF INfLATION AND A $35 BILLION F(D OUT FURTHER LOSS OF STATUS, EXPRESS INa HIS EXPIRES IN MID-19GB, WAS PUSHED TO THE BRINK ERAL DEFICIT, CONGRESS YOLO HIM TO CUT 6ACK CONFIDENCE THAT SOMEDAY HE WOULD BE VINDI OF FINAL APPROVAL IN THE FINAL OAYS, eUT T~E SPENDING IMPLEMENTING ITS WORDS, 1T ORDER CATED. HOUSE AND SENATE SPLIT OVER THE QUESTION OF ED A NET CUT OF $4.1 BILLION IN JOHNSON'S THE TWO CASES HIGHLIGHTED ATTEMPTS - STAtE CONTROL OVER VARIOUS PROGRAMS. A COM $140 BILLION SUDGET STIll UNSUCCESSFUL AT SESSION END -- TO PROMISE WILL BE SOUGHT NEXT SESSION THE THE PRESIDENT ASKED FOR FULL FUNDING OF WRITE MEANINGFUL NEW CODES OF ETHICS rOR FEDERAL COLLEGE AID PROGRAM ALSO WAS EXTENDE KEY GREAT SOCIETY PROGRAMS -- ANTIPOVERTY, BOTH SENATORS AND HOUSE MEMBERS. SPECIAL FOR CONSUMERS, THE SENATE PASSED A "TRUTH RENT SUBSIDIES, MODEL CITIES AND TEACHER COMMITTEES SET TO THE TASK BY 60TH HOUSES IN-LENDIIlIG" BIL-L REOUIRING CLEAR DISCl.OSURE CORPS. HE HAD TO ACCEPT DEEP CUTS AND, IN SAID THEY HOPED TO HAVE NEW CODES READY FOR OF INTEREST COSTS AND A MEASURE: SETTING UP SOME CASES, UNWANTED RESTRICTIONS ACTION IN 1968 A BAN ON NEPOTISM -- HIRING A SAFETY PROGRAM rOR NATuRAL GAS PIPELIN£5, HE ASKED FOR A PERMANENT NATIONAL DEBT OF RELATIVES -- WAS INCLUDED IN THE PAY aUT NEITHER M~DE IT THROUGH THE HOUSE BEFORE CEILING OF $365 BilLION AND HAD TO ACCEPT RAISE BILL. BUT IT WAS NOT RETROACTIVE AND • ADJOURNMENT LEGISLAT ION TO PROVIDE FEOER- A ONE-YEAR LEASE ON THAT FIGURE. HE ASK EO WOULD NOT AffECT RELATIVES NOW ON THE PAY- ALLY SUBSIDIZED FLOOD INSURANCE FOR HOME FOR MONf.Y TO CONTINUE THE BEAU.,.IFICATION ROLL OWNERS AND BUSINESSMEN PASSED BOTH HOUSES PROGRAM PARTONIZED BY HIS WIFE AND SAW IT HOPES FOR MORE GENERAL CoNGRESSIONAL RE- BUT STALLED IN A CONFERENCE COMMITTEE CHOPP£O OFr ~ITHDUT A PENNY. ORGANIZATION -- RESHUFFLING or COMMITTEE MEASURES TO CRACK DOWN ON FRAUDULENT LAND RETRENCHMENT FEVER SPREAD BEYOND THE GREAT JURISDICTIONS, STREAMLINING OF QUAINT BUT SALES, SAfEGUARD AGAINST POWER 8LACKOUTS, SOCIETY THE SPACE AGENCY WAS TRIMMED BACK CREAKY PROCEDURES AND NEW CONTROLS ON LOB- TO SET UP A SySfEM OF RURAL ELECTRIfiCATION TO THE POINT THAT IT HAS LITTLE AUTHORITY BYING -- FADED AFTER LEGISLATION WAS PASSED BANKS, AND A NATIONAL GRAIN RESERVE AND TO PLAN ANY NEW ADVENTURES BEYOND THE CUR- BY THE SENATE 6UT WAS STOPPED IN THE HOUSE TIGHTEN REGULATION OF MUTUAL FUNDS GOT NO- RENT PROGRAH TO PUT A MAN ON THE MOON. ON ANOTHER REfORM fROtH, THE HOUSE fA ILEO ...,HERE. CONGRESS EvEN WENT IN FOR SOME SELF-DIS- TO ACT ON SENATE-PASSED LEGISLATION TO RE- THE SENATE vOTED TO ESTABLISH A NATIONAL CIPLINE, REFUSING FUNDS TO REBUILD THE WEST MOVE LIMITS ON CAMPAIGN SPENDING AND REQUIRE REDwOODS PARK IN CALIFORNIA TO PRESERVE FRONT or THE CAPITOL AND CONTINUE THE BIG rULL DISCLOSURE OF CAMPAIGN FUNO SOURCES. STANDS OF THE GIANT TREES, BUT THE HOUSE HOUSE QrFICE BUILDING RENOVATION JOB SEN RUSSELL B LONG'S UP-AGAIN, OOWN-AGAIN PUT OFr ACTION. BUT THE MEMBERS DID VOTE THEMSELVES ADOI- PROPOSAL TO PUT TAX DOLLARS INTO CAMPAIGN ORGANIZED LABOR TOOK TWO 8AO 8E~T1NG IN TIONAl (REE TRIPS HOME, PE~HAPS TO EXPLAIN KITTY FOR PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES ENDED ON ADDITION TO FORCING ~N END TO THE RAilROAD WHAT THry HAVE BEEN DOING IN WASHINGTON A SENATE SHElF. STRIKE OVER UNIONS PROTEST, CONGRESS DID IN OTHER ACTIONS, CONGRESS RAISEO SOCI~L THE LEGISLAT!VE PICTURE ~AS NOT GLOOMY EXACTL~ NOTHING ~lTH LABOR'S LONG SOUGHT SECURITY BENlFITS 13 PERCENT FOR 23 MILLION FOR ALL PROGRAMS BEARING THE LBJ BRAND. PROPOSAL TO EASE PICKETING RESTRICTIONS AT RETIRED PERSONS __ SLIGHTLY lESS THAN JOHN- CONGRESS VOTED TO CREIITE A PUBLIC TELEVISION CON~TRUCTION SITES SON ASKED BUT TME SAME BILL IMPOSED A fiRM CORPORATION TO FINANCE CULTURAL AND PUBLIC CoNGRESSIONAL COOLNESS TOWARD MANY Of THE LID ON fEDERALLY-fiNANCED PUBLIC ASSISTANCE AFFAIRS PROGRAMS FOR THE NATION'S GROWING ADMINISTRATION'S DOMESTIC PROGRAMS WAS PARA~ LELEO ON THE INTERNATIONAL sceNE. IT cur IT ALSO INCREASED THE TAXES ON WORKERS AND EDUCATIONAL TELEVISION NE~wORK FOREIGN AID TO A RECORD LOW, AND THE HOUSE THEIR EMPLOYERS TO FINANCE THE OLD AGE IN IT APPROVED A STEPPED-UP WAR ON AIR POLLU AND SENATE RECEIVED A RAFT OF FOREIGN TRADE SURANCE PROGRAM. TION, GIVING THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT POWER alLLS OPPOSED 8Y THE WHITE HOUSE CALLING rOR THERE ALSO WAS A KINO Of TAX INCREASE IN TO PRESS RELUCTANT STATES INTO ACTION, IT IMPORT QUOTAS ON EVERYTHING FROM STEEL AND THE FORM OF POSTAL INCREASES -- ONE CENT GAVE CONSUMERS NEW PROTECTIONS AGAINST CON MORE fOR FIRST CLASS LETTERS AND TWO CENTS TAMINATED MEAT lAND fLAMMABLE FASRICS AND TEXTILES TO MINK SKINS NONE BECAME LAW, 6UT SPONSORS MADE CLEAR MORE fOR AIRMAIL AND POSTCARDS. SET UP A COMMISSION TO PROPOSE SAfEGUARDS THEY WOULD BUSY FOR ACT ION NEXT YEAR. AT TIED TO THE $900 MILLION POSTAL RATE IN AGAINST HAZARDOuS PRODUCTS RANGING FROM THE SAME TIME, THE PREsrOE~T'S PROPOSAL TO CREASE WAS A $2 7 BILLION SALARY INCREASE, ELECTRIC APPLIANCES TO CLOTHES DRYERS. THE OPEN UP MORE TRADE WITH COMMUNIST 6LOC RANGING FROM 4 5 TO 6 pERCENT, FOR I 7 FOOD STAMP PROGRAM FOR NEEDY rAMILIES WAS COUNTRIES WAS LEfT AT THE STARTING GATE. MILLION POST OFFICE AND CIVIL SERVICE EM CONTINUED. CONGRESS VOTED WITH VIRTUAL\.Y NO OBJECTION PLOYErS A MATCHING INCREASE WAS rNACT~O IN THE HEALTH FIELD, THE HOUSE CAME TO TO CARRY ON THE PEACE CORPS AND THE SENATE FOR 35 MILLION MEMBERS OF THE ARMEO FORCES RUE ITS INITIAL ACTION IN JEERING DOWN A RAT GAvE ITS CONSENT TO TREATIES BANNING ORBIT CONGRESS ALSO AGONIZED OVER ITS OWN OPE~ CONTROL PROGRAM, REVERSED ITSELF' AND fiNALLY ING WEAPONS IN SPACE ANO PAVING THE WAY FOR ATIONS, ITS PUBLIC IMAGE AND ERRING MEMBERS. WENT ALONG WITH THE $(NAT[ IN VOTING $40 THE RECipROCAL OPENING OF' MORE CONSULATtS FOR THE FIRST TIME IN HALF A CENTURY, THE MILLION FOR RAT EXTERMINATION THE FUNDS WITH RUSSIA. HOUSE REFUSED TO SEAT A MEMBER-ELECT, THE WERE ADDED TO A SILL PROVIDING NEw FUNDS TO CONGRESS, WHICH PIONEERED THE TUESDAY-TO ONCE-POWERFUL HARLEM DEMOCRAT, ADAM CLAYTON fiGHT CANCER, HEART TROU6LE, AND OTHER 01- THURSDAY WORK WEEK, SHOWED ITS USUAL PREFER POWELL THE SENATE CENSURED SEN.THOMAS J SEASES. EXISTING PROGRAMS FOR THE AGED, ENCE FOR SUCH A SCH(OU\.E AND SOME MEMBERS 0000, (OEM -CONN.), THE FIRST SUCH ACTION THE RETARDEO AND THE MENTALLY ILL ~ERE Ex DEcrOED IT WOULD BE NICE IF THE AVERAGE WORK- SINCE IT RE6UKED THE LATE SEN JOSEPH R. TENDED. OTHER BUILDING STONES OF THE GREAT SOCIETY ING MAN COULD HAVE MORE LONG WEEKENDS TOO. MCCARTHY, (REP -WIS.). POWELL, ACCUSED or PAYROLL AND TRAVEL FUND WERE LEFT STREWN ALONG THE WAYSIDE. MAJOR THEY INTRODUCED BILLS TO SHIFT UP TO FIVE HOLIDAYS TO THE NEAREST MONDAYS. COMMITTEE JRREGULARITIES, WAS STRIPPED OF HIS COMMIT PROPOSALS IN THE FIELPS OF CIVIL RIGHTS, MEMBERS THEN BEGAN TAKING THE lEGISLATIO~ TEE CHAIRMANSHIP, HIS SENIORITY AND THEN HIS CRIME FIGHTING, SCHOOL AID, CONSUMER PRO APART, 61T BY BIT ANO HOLIDAY BY HOLIDAY, RIGHT TO SIT WITH HIS COLLEAGUES OF 22 YEARS TECTION AND CONSERVATION ALL FELL VICTIM TO UNTIL THERE WAS PRACTICALLY NOTHING LEFT. HE ACTUALLY WON RE-ELECTION WHEN HIS SEAT THE 6ACKLASH AGAINST THE AOMINISTRATION WAS DECLARED VACANT, BUT WENT INTO A SEL~ AND CONGRESS PREOCCuPATION WITH WAR 1 ECONOMY TOKYO (UPI )--MASAAKI TAKAOA, 26, AND HIRO IMPOSED EXILE IN THE BAHAMAS TO AWAIT THE AND RIOTS. KATSU MOTOSUGI, 25, JUST BACK FROM A ROUNO OUTCOME OF HIS COURT SUIT CHALLENGING THE JOHNSON SOUGHT TO BAR DISCRIMINATION IN THE WOAlD TOUR, COMPLAINED TODAY THAT THEY ExC\.I,lSION vOTE. HOUSING AND IN JURY SELECTION, TOUGHEN PEN WERE ROBBED IN CEYLON, BOMBAY, COPENHAGEN, DoDO WAS CHARGED WITH BRrNGING THE SENATE ALTIES FOR VIOLENCE AGAINST PERSONS EXER ROME AND SAN F~ANCISCO INTO DISREPUYE FOR MISHANDLING CAMPAIGN CISING THEIR CIVIL RIGHTS, STRENGTHEN EQUAL THEY SAID THEY ARRIVED HOM YESTERDAY PEN rUNDS AND ovERCHARGING FOR TRAVEL THE EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES, AND EXTEND THE CIVIL RIGHYS COMMISSION. CONGRESS VOTED NilESS TRAVEL CHARGE DID NOT SflCK 1 BUT 0000 WAS CENSURED FOR HIS MANAGEMENT OF POLITICAL ONLY TO GIVE THE COMMISSION ANOTH~R fiVE PAGE NEW "WORLD'S BIGGEST BUILDING" COULD HOUSE 50 FOOTBALL FIELDS "VIETNAM ENT1IY" - sen Eugene McCarthy D-Mlnn, tells reporters In Phlladel phla that there are four or five presidential primarleg wht"re the Vietnam Issue should b9 rnJ.s.ed and if no one el~e will enter, he wLIl HOIUZONTAL 3'1 Flower-to.. 112. GuIded tA_ l Ori_taJ bo 10 Ollmlb ~ 38.CI~ "'DIm'"VEB.. c.u. ,-- 1 Attadlu 11 ...... u U """""'" ... _t ".Haunch."""" 16 Incite ...... 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Jay Becker (Top Reconl-HoW.r In Ma,t.n' Indl"ldlKll Championship pIIIIY) ONE CONSUMING DESIRf Staltdl.'Ih Mame twlrul Julie Anne and Jeffery John Roubo ("lown before a pyramid of South dealer low from dummy Your normal 2500 empbes their parents saved just to $ee how much food North-South vulnerable play would be Ute ten Which the youngsters ;o.ouid consume dunng their fln.-t year of life NOBTH forces the ace from declarer a h~' .J9642 It you now imagme yourself ¥J95 III decluer'a seat, you can Sile +KJ3 that he will automatically make (CONTINUED r~OM (CONTINIJ'ED fROM (CONTINUEO FROM VIET NAM PAGE ONE) BRIDGE PAGE ONE) CONGRESS PACE ON[) HIGHWAY AND THE BEACHES Of THE SOUut CHIKA AT LEAST EIGHT PERSON' WERE DEAD AND 45 CANNOT .... ,FOItD THE STATUS QUO." SEA OTHERS MISSING IN THE COLLAPSE Of THE 39- 0'8111:1[N R[JECT[D THE DIRKSEN-FORO EXPLAHA THE U.S. COMMA~O, IN A COMMUNIQUE TODAY, YEA~-OLO, 1750 fOOT-LeNG STEEL BRIDGE UNDER TION THAT REPUBLIC .... NS HAD VOT[D TO It-1PROVE, SAID ALLIED fORCES HAVE KILLED MQ~E THAN THE WEIGHT or BUMPER-TO-BUMPER COMMUTER AND ~ATHER THAN KILL, I .... PORTA~T LEGISLATION 700 NORTH V I [lNAMES[ AND \) I ET CONG I N BONG SHOPPEI'!: TItAff I C. THE "CONSTRUCTIVE ALTERNATIVES" PROMISED SON LOWLANDS FIGHTING SINCE DEC, 6 AT COM- FIVE BODIES WERE RECOVERED ALONG THE "IVEI'!: 6Y THE. GOP WERE "ALMOST NONEXISTENT" THIS PARATIVELY LIGHT COST. BANKS YESTERDAY THREE OTHEI'I: BODIES WERE YEAIII:, O'BRIEN SAID REPUBLICANS FOUND IT THE COASTAL PlA I NS 250 fO 300 ... ILES NORTH-, FOUND PINNED YESTERD"Y IN THE TWISTED BEAMS DifFICULT, AS USUAL, TO "EXTRICATE THr; ... - EAST Of SAIGON IN BINH DINH PlII:oVlttCE ARE OF THE SUBMERGED SUPEIIISTftUCTURE BUT HAD NOT SELV(S FROM PROCEDURfS OF THE PAST AND TO BIG RICE AND VEGETABLE PRODUCERS, AND THE 6£1EN BIII:OUGHT TO SHO"E COME UP WI TH MEANI NGfUL AL TERNAT! YES, 0' HE COMMUNISTS HAVE BEEN TRYING TO SEllE THE COMMISSIONER T.A. WELTY Of THE WEST VIRG SA I 0 AREA tOR t-10NTHS INIA STATE POLICE ESTIMATED 80 BODIES WERE JOSEPH CALifANO, SPECIAL ASSISTANT TO HEADQUARTERS GAVE NO DE"TAILS IN 1T5 rlRST TRAPPED IN SUBMERGED VEHICLES TtlE PRESIDENT, TOLO NEWSMEN T-HAT THE "GREAT ANNOUNCEMENT Of THE AIR S"TRIKES TODAY INTO OfFICIALS Of OHIO AND WEST VIRGINIA, WHOS '">t)CI (TY PROGRAMS ARE HERE TO STAY" AS A THE HANOI-HAIPHONG AREA UNDER PRACTICE STATES WERE CONNECTED BY THE BRIDGE, SAID o"OMINENT PART Of AMERICAN LIFE NOT OHE THAT DELAYS fULL REPORTS fOR 24 HOURS TO MANY 60DIES PROBABLY HAD BEEN CARRIED FAR OfF THEt-1 AS ENACTED DURING THE 89TH CON fACILITATE RESCUE FLIGHTS fOR ANY DOWNED DOWNSTREAM WITHIN HOURS or THE COLLAPSE qRE.SS WAS DESTROYED THIS YEAR, HE ADDrD PILOTS. IT MAY BE \IIEEKS AND EVEN MONTHS BEFORE THE~ "BUT IMPORTANT UNrlNISHED BUSINESS STILL NORTH VltTNAMESE BROADCASTS SAID U,S. ARE RECOV(.RED SOME .... "Y NEV(R BE REC.OVEREO ~EMAINS -- SOME Df IT S[RIOUS, LIKE THE PLANES BOMBED THE NORTHWEST SUBURBS OF HANOI -_ ~RAPPEO IN \IIRECKED VEHICLES SUNK IN THE fAILURE or CONGRESS TO PASS THE SAFE STREETS TODAY, AND THE HANOI RADIO SAID TH~EE AtR SLIM~ RIVER BED AND CRIME CONTROL ACT AND THE TAX LEGISLA FORCE PLANES WERE SHOT DOWN WILLIAM EDMONDSON, 38, KING, N.C., A TION," CALIFANO SAID THE SAIGON ANNOUNCEMENT SldO U.S. MILITARY TRUCK DRIVER, CROSSED THE BRIDGE fOUR OR THE CRIME BILL, HE SAID, WAS LEFT HANGING WEATHERfI4EN WERE "PUZZLED" AT THE BREAK IN SIX TIMES A WEEK WHILE HAULING FOR THE IN THE SENATE AfTER THE HOUSE "COMPLETELY MONSOON ~EATHER THAT P(I'!:MITTED 95 MISSION~ HENNIS FREIGHT Ca , WINSTON-SALEM, N,C, GUTTED IT n THE HOUSE 'WAYS & ME .... NS COM THURSDAY AND 119 YESTERDAY -- THE BIGGEST HE WAS CROSSING IT WHEN IT COLLAPSEO MITTEE ~(rUSED TO G(T JOHNSON'S REQUEST NUMBER SINCE OCT 25 WHEN 123 MISSIONS WERE "THE TRAFf I C WAS BUMPER-TO-BUMPER ABOUT FOR A TEN PERCENT INCOME TAX SURCHARGE OFr F"LOIo'N THREE rEET APART, I TWAS SACt(ED UP fROM A THE GROUND, BUT HAS AGR[[D TO RECO~SIDER BRIEFING OF"flCE~S WERE ASKED IF" THE RED LIGHT ON THE OHIO SIDE I WAS IN THE I T NEXT MONTH STEPPED UP ATTACKS WERE ORDERED TO "GET RIGHT LANE GOiNG NORTH (TO OHIO, HEADED FOR ------AHEAD" IN THE DAYS BEfORE THE CHRISTMAS AND DETROIT). THE BRIDGE CAME LOOSE ON THE (CONT I NUED fROM NEW YEAR'S CEASE-FIRES HALT AIR OPERATIONS RIGHT SIDE fIRST, THE SIDE' "WAS ON IT MID EAST PAGE ONE) "IT IS NOT A QUESTlON OF TRYING TO GET WAS LIKE AN ELEVATOR, aUT rAST." AT THE UNITED NATIONS, THE SPECIAL POLITI A.HEA.D," AU,S. SPOKESMA.N REPLIED '''NE'RE "IT fELT LIKE ROCK WHEN WE HIT THE W"TER CAL COMMITTEE IN A SURPJt'SE MOVE R(COMMENt£D TRYING TO CATCH UP " My CAB WAS'ON ITS RIGHT SIDE ANO IT INSTANT TO THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY THAT IT APPOINT A THE SPOKESMAN EXPLAINED THAT THE MONTH LY FILLED WITH WATER ALTHOUGH THE WINDOWS CUSTODIAN OVER PALESTINE RETUGEE PROPERTIES LONG SPELL OF BAD FLYING WEATHER HAD KEPT .... ERE UP. IN I SRAEL I T URGED SECRETARY GENE-RAL AMERICAN PLANES AW"Y fROM HANOI AND HAIPHONG "1 THOUGHT I WAS A GONER I DIDN'T T~INK THANT TO "TAKE ALL APPROPRIATE STEPS" IN AND PERMITTED RECONSTRUCTION OF" HIGHWAY IT POSSIBLE I COULD GET OUT OF THE CAB, BUT THAT DIRECTION AND RAILROAD BRIDGES KNOCKED OUT BEFORE THE THEN THE DOOR TORE OFf ON MY SIDE AND' THE RESOLUTION WAS PASSED OVER THE STRENU~ WINTER MONSOON BEGAN FLOATED OUT. OUS OBJECTIONS OF ISRArL THE UNITED S"TAT[S IN A RELATED DEVELOPMENT, HONG KONG DIS "I STARTED fLOATING TO .... ARD THE SURfACE AND SEVERAL OF THE DELEGATIONS PROTESTED PATCHES TODAY SAID MANY COMMUNIST CHINESE AND THEN I STARTED p .... oDL I NG " SUCH A MOVE WOULD VIOLATE ITS NATIONAL WORKERS SENT TO NORTH VIET NAM TO HELP EDMONDSON SWAM TO A ROLL Of RUBBER FABRIC SOVEREIGNTY WITH THE RECONSTRUCTION PROGRAM HAD FLED __ CARGO FROM HIS TRUCK -- AND HELD ON UNT! IN CAIRO, IT WAS REPORTED THAT JORDAN, BACK TO CHINA IN FEAR BECAUSE OF AMERICAN A BOAT RESCUED HIM HE WAS IN THE WATE~ MOROCCO AND IRAQ ~ERE MAKING A CONCENTRATED AIR RAIDS INTELLIGENCE REPORTS SAY AS ABOUT TEN MINUTES ErFORt TO PER'>UADE SYRIA AND SAUDI ARABIA MANY AS 100,000 CHINESE ARE INVOLVED IN TRAFfIC ON THE BRIDGE ~ORMALLY WAS HEAVY TO TAKE PART IN NEXT MONTH'S ARAB SUMMIt REBUILDING NORTH VIETNAMESE BRIDGES AND IN THE LATE AfTERNOON AND EARLY EVENING CONFERENCE AIMED AT REALIZING A UNIFIED HIGH'WAYS HOURS ON A F~IDAY. ARAB PLAN FOR THE MIDDLE EAST REPORTING DETAILS or THE RAIDS YESTERDAY, THE AREA IS A BUSY INDUSTRIAL VALLEY, WIT THE WEEKL Y NEWSPAPER AKHA6AR EL-YOM ADDED THE U.S. COMM~ND SAID AIR FORCE PLANES A NUMBER OF" CHEMICAL PLANTS ON 60TH SIDES 0 THA.T ARAB OF,ICIALS EXPECTED THESE EFrORTS BASED IN THAIL~ND AND NAVY JETS fROM CAR THE RIVER AND AN ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION TO BE SUCCESSFUL. THEY ALSO BELIEVED THAT RIERS IN THE GULF Of TONKIN RAINED TONS or PLANT NEAR GALLIPOLIS, OHIO THE BRIDGE ...... ALGERIAN PRESIDENT HOUARI BOUMEDI[NNE, WHO BOMBS ON THE CANAL DES RAPIDES BRIDGI: FIVE ON A MAIN ARHRY. HAS JUST ANNOUNCED HIS ARMED ,ORCES CRUSHED MILES NORTH Of HANOI, TKE MAIN HIGH~AY PIECES or THE TWISTED STEEL APPEARED ABOV A COUP, COULD BE PERSUADED TO ATTEND THE BRIDGE LEADING FROM THE DOCKS IN THE PORT THE SURfACE \IIHEN THE RIVER DROPPED JAN '7 CONFERENCE IN RABAT, MOROCCO Of HAIP~ONG AND THE HAIPHONG RAIL YARDS AND THE WEATHER WAS COLD, THE TEMPERATURES SYRIA HAS ANNOUNCED IT WOULD BOYCOTT THE ANOTHER BRIDGE 1 7 MILES fROM THE CENTER PROJECTED SUMMIT MEETING HO .... EVER, THE Of THE CI TY SYRIAN AMBASSADOR TO EGYPT LAST WEEKEND AT ALL Of THE HANOI-HAIPHONG TARGETS ~AD TENDED A PRELIMINARY ARAB F"OREIGN MINISTERS BEEN HIT P~EVIOUSLY AND HEAVILY DAMAGED CONFERENCE IN CAIRO THEY ARE ESSENTIAL LINKS IN THE TRANSPORT NETWORK tOR WAR MATERIAL FLOWING INTO NORTH (CONT I NUED rROM VIET NAM BY SHIP AND RAIL fROM THE SOVIET GREECE PAGE ONE) UNION AND RED CHINA Dear Friend?? THE 27-YEAR-OLD MONARCH. -_ ONE WAS THAT HE COME BACK WITHOUT HIS (CONTINUED FROM We have that Christmas 50-YEAR-OLD MOTHER, QUEEN FREDERIKA, WHO ALGERIA PAGE ONd gtft you promised your LONG HAS BEEN CONSIDERED A SOURCE OF TROUBLE. (IN RABAT. CAPITAL OF NEIGHBORING ~OROCCO, self. BUT, there are --THE OTHER \liAS THAT CONSTANTINE BECOME NEWSPAPERS REPORTED 24 peRSONS HAD BEEN only five of them ••••• "A GENUINELY NONPOLITICAL KING" AND THAT ARR(STED IN THE ATTEMPTED OVERTHROW or therefore the drawing. HE GET RID OF" CORRUPT COURT I ERS," THE I N BOUMEDIENNE'S STRONG-MAN GOVERNMENT BUT fORMANT SAID THEY SAID NO CONfiRMATION Of THE ARRESTS Fill out the coupon CONSTANTINE, ON HIS SIDE, ~AS 8ELltVEO HAD BEEN RECEIVED) .... below & deposit it in PRESSING fOR THE EVENTUAL REPLACEMENT Of THE MILtTAR~ R(CIME ~ITH " DEMOCRATIC CIV1LlhN BOUMEDIEENE ~CCUSED COL. TAHAR ZBIRI, ~ , the box provided at GOVERNMENT AS THE PRICE fOR HIS RETURN ARMY CHIEF Of STAff, OF LEADING THE REVOLT ~ Macy's Camera Counter DEPUTY PREMIER STYLIANOS PATTAKOS LAST ZSIRI'S WHEREABOUTS 'WERE UNKNO .... N ...... i before WEDNESDAY, DEC .. NIGHT SAID THE KING COULD HAVE HIS THRONE THE POWER ST~UGGLE fLARED INTO THE OPEN .... EMBER 20. ROI NAMUR A WEEK AGO WHEN BOUMEOIENNE DECIDED TO OVER ~,personnel deposlt cou BACK "THE THRONE IS HIS," HE SAID. "HE C.... N HAUL THE RULING NATIONAL LIBERATION FRONT ~ pons at ROI NAMUR RE- (rLN), THE ONLY POLITICAL PARTY AUTHORIZED ,TAIL STORE. Names drawn RETURN OF HIS OWN WILL ~ IN ALGERIA will be posted in re HOW£V£R 1 PATTA~OS ALLUDED TO CONDITIONS THE PRESIDENT DECIDED TO REPLACE THE FIVE spective stores WEDNES BEING IMPOSED ON CONSTANTINE BY SAYING, MAN EXECUTIVE SECRETARIAT Of THE PARTY WITH DAY. DECEMBER 20 n. CERTAIN PROCEDURE SHOULD BE FOLLOWED BE A S[CRETARY GENERAL, fORMER FINANCE M,NISTER CAUSE UNDER THE CIRCUMSTANCES CERTAIN OP~ KAIO AHMED THEIIIE \IIERE R[PORTS THAT T\IIG OR ONLY ONE coupon to a customer. POSING SENTIMENTS HAVE BEEN CREATED. THREE MEt-1BERS OF THE OUSTED SECRETARIAT WERE Persons whose names are drawn FOREIGN MINISTER PIPINELIS SPENT TWO DAYS SUPPORT I NG THE RE VOL T must claim merchandlse withtn CLOSETED ~ITH THE KING. Ht ~~s JOINEO YES "IT IS WITH PAIN WE HAVE LEARNED Of THESE FIVE days. Unclaimed items will TERDAY BY ARCHBISHOP IERONYMOS, A LONG-TIME EVENTS WHICH THR[ATENED TO BRING OUR go to a list of alternate win TEACHER AND ADVISER OF THE KING BUT ALSO A CONFIDANT Of THE GOVERNMENT COUNTRY TO C I v I L \liAR, It TH[ GOVERNMENT DA I L Y ners. NEWSPAPER EL MOUJAHID SAID TODAY. IN PARIS, THE FIII:ENCH RADIO SAID BOUMEDIEN NE\IICASTLE-ON-TYNE ENGLAND (UPI) --BREWERY WAS WELL IN CONTROL OF THE $ITUTATIO« IN MANAGER ARNOLD STRIC~LAND ~rTAINED A BEAUTY ALGERIA DESPITE REPORTED CLASHES BETWEEN Name' ______EXPERT TO TEACH THE TEENACE GIRLS ON HIS HIS 45,OOO-MEMBER ~I'I:MY ~ND REVOLUTIONARY STAfF HO\ll NOT TO LOOK SEXY. UNITS. Work Phone' ______"HALF OF THEM CAME TO THE Off I CE MADE UP AS THOUGH THEY \>IERE GOI NG TO A NIGHT CLUB," EAST ST. lOUIS, ILL (UPI) --FIGURES Of Home Phone'______HE SAID "Now THEy'RE BEGINNING TO LOOK THE HOL'V FAMILY "ND A CRIB WERE REPORTED SMART, RATHER THAN SEXY STOLEN TUESDAY .111014 THE FRONT YARD OF WIL- 0 REMEMBER -- THERE ARE ONLY LIAM R, RODGERS. "IT SHDOK ME UP THAT DECEMBER 20 6 MORE SHOPPING DAYS TIL CHRISTMAS SOMEONe WOULD 8E sa LO~ AS TO STeAL JESU'- CHRIS " I ~~G ALLEY 0930-23)0 0930-2330 0930-2330 0930-2330 0930-2400 1000-2330 WILL BE NO SERVICES THE CHURCH DEPENDtNTS POOL 0930-1 830 0930- 1830 0930-1830 1830 0 18 0 0930-1830 930- 3 BE 0'" VACATIO"'. SERVICES '0111.1. Rt- 01'1 J,..".UARY 21, BACHE-LORS POOL 060o~2300 0600-2300 0600~2300 u601J-2JOC) 0600-2300 l~ MARINA 1200-1900 1200-1900 1200-1900 1200-1900 1200-1900 0730-1900 0730-1900 IN TKE rPlE ARTS PRIESTHOOD M[(TING IS AT HOBBY -CERAM I CS 1230-1730 1230-1730 1230-1730 12 30- 17)0 12 30- 1730 12 30-1730 30 AM SUND"'Y SCHOOL AND SACRAMENT SHOP 1830-2130 1830-2130 1830-213° 1830-213° 1830-21 30 1830-2130 M[ETING I' AT 9 30 AM liBRARY 0900~2200 0900-2200 0900-2200 0900-2200 1]00-2000 (PISCOPAL SERVICES EVENING PRAYER AND SERMON IS HELD SPECIAL SERVICES 0830- 1730 0830- 1730 0830-1730 1730 17)0 0830-1130 [VERY SUNDAY [VENING III THE CHAPEL GEAR LOCKER 1200-1 430 BEGINNING AT 6 PM [VERYONE IS CORO~ IAI.LY INVITED TO ATTEND THESE SERV PI-KlTO LAB IRoo-2100 1800-2100 1800-2100 1800~2100 1200-1900 1200-1900 ICES. I TENNIS COURTS 0630-2330 06JO-2330 0630-2330 0630-2330 06JO-2330 EVANGESLISTIC HOLR OOLF SHACK 1630-1930 1610-1930 1630-193° 1630- 193° 1630-193° 0 730-1930 °731J-193C SERVICES WILL BE HELD AT 7 PM SUNDAY IN TKE CH"PEL (MON BEACH LIFE 1530- 1830 1530- 1830 1530-1830 1530-183° 1530-1830 0930-1830 0930-183C GUARD ON DUn' CATHOLIC 7 AM AND 9 15 AM IN TliE MEMD~11\l TRAP RANGE 1700- r!joo 1300- 150( CK"'PEI. AND AT" 20 AM Ol'! ROI~NAMUR. DAILY MASS AT 4 45 PM IN THE BLESSED PISTOL RANGE 1700~ 1800 °900-IICX S"CRAMENT CHAPEL MOI'!OAY THROUGH SATJR_ '------~~------_:CCCCc_--_:----CCCC:c------'------'______~OAY. CONFESSIONS BEFORE 4WEEKDAY MASSES 'n"II ' m AND SATURDAY rROM 4 TO 4 5 PM ANO * .xl w ••k" oui." ¥ * -¥ ,"0' 7 )0 '0 8 )0 '" RICfVlR050N PROJECTED SULLIVAN'S PROTESTANT THEATER MAN BRIDES OF GUNN SADDLE BAREFOOT IN EMP IRE NOOER WORSHIP SERVICES WILL BE HELD AT c, 10 AFL F'OOTBALL F'U MANCHU THE WIND THE PARK CAN WIN AND II AM ... T THE ISLAND MH'ORI"'1. CH"'PEL REV RON SUREI.5 WILL PRE",CH THE SERMON A NURSERY IS I'ROVID(O IN THE ISI. ... ND OCEAN VIEW BAREF'DOT IN SULLIVAN'S SADDlE ANY NLMB£R BRIDES OF THE GUNN D... r N'JRS[RY fOR THE SUND ... r S("'OOL "'t.D THEATER THE PARK EMPIRE THE WIND CAN WIN F'U MANCf-/U "IAN II "'''1 SERVICE ~ 9 15 10 12 45 AFL F'OOTBALL SUND ... y SCHOOL CLASSES fOR "'LI. ... GE5 I "'RE IiELD AT Tlit GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL ",T 9 4l' AM ADULTS ... RE PRESENT TO "'5- YOKW[ YUK BRIDES OF GUNN 8AREF'OOT IN SULLIVAN'S ANY NUMBER SAODLE PROJECTED SIST NEIICOMERS IN fl"OI"G T .. (IR CI. ... SS THEATER FU MANCHU THE PARK EMPIRE CAN WIN THE WIND MAN ROOM SUNO"'Y :3CKOOI ON ROI N"," R IS ... T AFL FOOTBALL 9"'M IN THE CC."'MUNITY BUILDING THE IVORSHIP SERVICE ON ROI N"''''JR WILL BE HELD "'T 7 1''4 IN TH[ COf.'''' '''ITY IVEY HALL ANY Nl.MBER BAREF'oOT IN NO MOVIES GUNN SULLIVAN'S BRIDE:' Of SADDLE BUILDING ANO WILL BE LED GY REV. SUREI.S THEA TER CAN WIN THE PARK SCHOOL EMPIRE F'U MANCHU THE wiND CHR ISMS CHAPEL NOTES 6 PROCRAM THE Looll or C"RISTf.''''S f------+--'cO----'-'--f-'-<----'-'--f------j-'-<'-'-=-ec--f--'-<'-'-=-,~1_-'-<'-=-=-~_+-"~=-=-"-~4 IT'S BEGINNING TO LOOK A LOT I.III[ TRA DE VI! NOS SADDLE ANY NliMB[R BRIDES OF' PROJECTED GUNN eAREF'OOT IN SULLIVAN'S CHRISTI- ... S ALL ARO~NI) THE IS~"''''O ~~ A~O THEA TE.R THE WIND CAN WIN FU MANCHU MAN THE PARK EMP IRE MEMORI"'L CHAPEL WILL SOON BE DE;;OflAT[D AfL FOOTBALL IN THE SPIRIT Of THE SE ... SON A JOINT B 3 8 8 C~TKOLIC-PROHSTANT [O'''ITTE[ PLANS TO DRESS THE INT(i'IOR .... ,Hl EV[>l('~EEN "'ND ATC BRIDES Of F'U MANCHU 102 MIN 94 MIN AT ... CRECtiE OuTSIDE,'" LIG"TtC 511.HO,tTTE COLOR MYSTERY DRAMA ' ... NGER SCENE WILL BE ~ET \"'P IN fRONT IN MILNU,:, CLV GULLAGER, CKRISTOPHER LEE, DOUGL"'S WILNER TAYLOR, JULIE LONDON Of THE CH ... PEL CO"'''''17~C [~,'t:RS I>lll- ALTKOUGH WE"'I.THY PL ... NT ... TION OWNER SULL TH[ [VII. ORIENPL, OR Fu MANCHU, THE pE ... CErul. EXISTENCE Of A REFORMED 1 ... 1'1 CHAPM ... N, S M HEALY ... ND J J Rlfll~"- IVAN H"'SN'T StEN HIS THREE SONS IN YEARS, RETURNS WITH ... NE" SCHEME TO DOMIN"'TE GUN~SLINGER·TURNED_RANCHER IS SHATTER~ ER ... RE LOOIlING FOR HEI.PEf!S ",1;0 CAN "'ORK OF HIS DISAPPEARANCE BRINGS THE THE .... ORI.O IN THE E"'RLY 1920s HERE, [0 WHEN HIS TRIGGER I1 ... PPY rOUNGER THURSDAY EVENING, Drc 21, .. ~o S"'T~RO"'Y fu I1AS KION",PPED THE OAUGI1TERS or BROTl,ER ARRIVES IN TNE FRONTIER COM_ MORN I NG DEC 23 BRAZILIAN JUNGL[ WHERE HE LIVES SCIENTISTS IN ORDER TO BLACIIMAII. MUNITY ACCOMP ... NIEO BY A S"'1.00N SINGER MEET WITH RANSOM_SEEIlING THEIR FATHERS INTO B'JILOING A S'IST("1 HE p~ANS TO MARRY A CI1AIN Of [VENTS F'",THER STAEBELL RETJRNS ... fT£Ft ENCOVNTER ING HEAO~HUHTERS BY WHICH HE CAN DeSTRY THINGS 6Y BRINGS BOTH GUN~TOTING BROTHERS fO ... ArYfR ... ,'FT[EN~HOlJR TRIP Y"ROUGH (RELEASED AUGUST J 1967) SOUND WAVES (RELE"SEO J ... NVARY SHOWDOWN. (RELEASEO 195~) ROUGH IIATER5, FATHER FR ... NCIS STAEB(~L "'RRIVED TUESDAY ON ESEYE FRO'·, LIKIEP - 103 "'11'1 A liS ~ I N A - III "'11'1. AT ",HERE HE K... O ceEN Mlt,15TERI"t;, TO THE STEVENS, LAURA DEVON COLOR B&W COLOR C ... r"'OlIC CO!<,",UNITY ',;INCE fl CLASSIFIED ••• MOVIES TONIGHT PU81ISt£D BY CL~L ASSOCIU(S AT THE ••• DIRECTION Of THE C~NDING orrlCtR r~ SALE KWilJALEIN TEST SITE, MA.RS~LL ISLA1f)5 BRAND NEW SOy's SOfT L[AT~ER SLIPPERS, > CONTRACT [lA,AG 43-67-C-0001 'NAVY BLUE WITH PLAID LINING - SIIE I THE HoURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY $2 9), S~ANO NE~ GI~LS W~IT[ OAC~ON 30 lYe y Ha I h~!"~ Ocea n VieWi~!";2 15 MO"O~Y TH~OUGH S.TURDAY, D[ADLI~[ fOR PARTY DRESS - WHITE ROSE E~SROIDE~Y, NOTICES IS 3 P ... TH( D.Y BErOR( -PUBLI FLiM FLAM MA.N SIZE CHUllclY IO~ - $7 CALL 82344 THE ViSCOUNT (:ATiON COMEDY WS • COLOR DR"'MA WS _ COLOR ALL ~DT 1 CEs A~D AD~ERT I SE"'ENTS NuST ARTIST GEORQE C SCOTT, SUE LVON. TER~IN~TING P~IHrINGS ~ow KERWIN M.THE~SJ Eo~oNO O'BRIEN, BE !\USMIT'TEO IN ~~lllEN rOR'" TELE- MICH"'EI. SA.IIR,UU'I, HARRY MORGAN $2 TO $25 SCENES Of E!J[YE, KWAJA JANE FLENING. JEAN YANN( PHOkED NOTICES AND .OS WILL kor BE SUNDAY MATINeE ILEIN A;ND OTHER ISLANOS IN OIL, WATER .CC(PTEO ALL CDPY AkO PHOTOGRAPHS WALT DISNEyis TONKA rCOLOR, PASTEL SEE ... T 41RA DAILY, 8(COME THE PROP(RTV OF TH( HoURGLASS IAfTERNOONS OR EVENINGS PHONE ~2349 REPUBLICATION Of ~,l1(RIAL CO~T~IMED HEREIN IS MOT .UTH?RIZED WI'fHOuT THE SA"'SUI STERtO - AU-70 AMP, G"'RRARO SHOWTiME SHO'wTIME PRIOR APPROVAL OF THE COMHANOING OFrl_ 3-SPEED TURNT"'SL( SEE AT CORAL 216 Richardson 730&925 Trade Winds 8 CER, KWAJAL(IN TEST SITE Ir YOU HA~E NOT RECEIV[D VOUR HOUR FOUND THE Booo BLAZ I NG SAND GL.SS BY 6 15 PM PLEASE CALL 83539 • COMEDY COLOR I P ... IR SUNGL"'SS(S DRAMA COLOR B(TWEEN THE HOURS or 6 15 .ND 6 45 PH PETER SELLERS, BRITT EKLUND, I LAWN U~SRElL'" O,lLIAH L.WIE, GEIIT GUENT(R HOFF ... AN, ,ANO ,l COPY£OW"TL~~ BE OELIVER(O TO YOu ROSSANO BAHZ I, ApOLl'O CELt MISCH ... EISENBERG I PL"'ST I C e,lLL e ... T Vf\ NE IL PHELPS.MuNSOk ALSO POT-LUCK SHOW I DIVING M,lSK ALSO AFL FOOTBALL FEATURE WRITER LARRY CORSI I CAM(RA (UNDERWATER) STAFF MARCIA CHRIVIA THESE ITE~S MAY BE CLAIMED BY THE lONE KIRKHAM SHo.tTlME OWNERS AT hiE SEcuRITV OrflCE I'" TH£ M.RV BROWNING AIR T(RMINAl BUILDING Yokwe Yuk 7 & 9 VIRGINIA STORME SPORTS £0 I TOR JOAN KALAHIKI DiVORCE AMERiCAN STYLE CiRCULATION LOST COM(OY MANAGER DANA ODGERS WIoULD THE PERSON WHO TOOK A LARGl ulCK VAN DYKE, DEBBIE REYNOLOS J BLACK CO~,lL BUSH fROM THE BACK PORCH JASON RDBARDS. JEAN SIMMONS, or 224B PLE ... SE RETLIRN IT IT TOOK A VAN JONNSON LONG TIME TO PREPARE AND W,lS TO '1,lVE ~ BEEN A CHRISTMAS GifT Ii WANTED GLOBAL ASSOCIATES ~TIC TuRNTABLE CALL '53744 Sunday AN ELECTRONIC ORGAN IN PLAYABLE CON- OFFICIAL BULLETIN DITION P'10NE F)2536 Dr IE BULLET! N PHON: Movi es 160Ec61 CPT R D ClI"LE 1:'35),; NIKKOR LENS - F-4 5, 300MM - ALSO IlDEc67 LTC F G THOMAS °3653 HOOO, FILTERS, FRONT & REAR CAP rOR I JDEC67 CPT R,D COAL[ 1=;3595 LlNS, NIKKOR LEAT"ER CASE - TYP( WIT'1 I9DEc67 LTC F G THOMAS 53633 RICHARDSO~ ----JUMBO ------7 30 3 LENS MOLINTS PLATE - H.NOLES TO OCEAN VIE';'! ____ THE eooo ------~- 7 30 &. 12 15 200(c61 LTC. J R BLACK ,2497 300MM LENS PHONE 81211 DURING TH[ VOKWE YUK - ____FI..IM fLAM MArN ______7 & 9 210[c67 ~J F R KARC'1 C)27 t TRADE WINDS ___ THE VISCOUNT-----______O.Y OR SEE R WEISBAND AT R«F 221 8 22DEC6( MAJ R S AUSTIN ~2393 IVEY fi