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L VOL 8 NO. 3198 KWAJALEtN, MARSHALL ISLANDS THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1967 WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE DEFENSE DE- I JOHNSON FOLLOWS PARTMENT TODAY CALLED FOR THE DRAfT YEAR END U.S. CASUALTIES, TOLLED OF 11,900 MEN FOR THE ARMV I N MARCH U.N. ON RHODESIA -- 1,000 MORE THAN THE FEBRUARY AT FOUR TIMES PREVIOUS YEAR'S WASHINGTON (UPI)--PRESIDENT JOHN QUOTA THE MARCH LEVEL STILL IS SAIGON (UPI)--A U.S, SPOKESMAN ANNOUNCED TODAY THAT 128 AMERICAN SER SON, DESPITE AN APPARENT LACK OF RELAT I VELY LOW) HOWEVER, COMPARED VICEMEN WERE KILLtO IN ACTION AND 634 OTHERS WOUNDED IN VIET NAM LAST POPULAR AND CONGRE~SIONAL SUPPORT, TO THe RATE MAINTAINED IN 1966 FOR WEEK DESPITE THE HOLIDAY TRUCES. THIS RAISED THE 1966 AMERICAN DEATH TODAY IMPOSED U.S. ECONOMIC SANCTION THE VIET NAM BuiLDUP. IT IS NEARLY TOLL TO 5,047 -- NEARLY FOUR TIMES THAT OF THE PREVIOUS YEAR. AGAINST RHODESIA 4)COJ BrlOW THE 15;000 CAl.LUPS SET THE CASUALTIES -- SURPRISINGLY HIGH ro~ A SEVEN-DAY PERIOD THAT IN JOHNSON SIGNED AN EXECUTIVE ORDER THIS MONTH CLUDED PARTS OF 80TH THE CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR'S CEASE-rIRES -- BROUGHT TO CARRY OUT THE UNITED NATIONS SE THE AIR FORCE, NAVV AND MARINES THE OVERALL AMERICAN DEATH TOl.L FOR THE WAR TO 6,644 CURITY COUNCIL RESOLUTION APPLYING ARE CONTINUING TO FILL THEIR NEEDS AMERICAN CASUALTIES ROSE MARKEDLY DURING THE WEEK WHILE COMMUNIST CAS SANCTIONS -- EXPORT AND IMPORT EM WITH VOLUNTARY ENLISTMENTS. UALTIES DECLINED DURING THE SA~E SEVEN-DAY PERIOD ENDING DEC. 31. IN BARGOES -- AGAINST THE AFRICAN NA THE PREVIOUS WEEK U,S. fORCES HAD TION WHICH DECl.ARED ITS INDEPENDENCE MAO TELLS STORY OF OUSTER SUffERED 109 KILLED, 574 WOUNDED AND FROM GREAT BRITAIN POUR MISSING IN ACTION COMMUNIST PREVIOUSLY, THE UNITED STATES HAD IN BITTER PEKING STRUGGLE CASUALTIES DECLINED TO 852 KILLED TEMPORARILY CUT OFF MOST EkPORTS FRO TOKYO (UPI)--COMMUNIST PARTY CHAIRMAN MAO TSE-TuNG REVEA~ED TODAY HE FROM THE PREVIOuS WEEK'S FIGURE OF RHODESIA, AMOUNTING TO ABOUT $6 MIL WAS FORCED FROM THE PRESIDENCY IN 1958 BY THE MEN HE IS BATTLING IN 1,004 VIET CONG AND NORTH VIETNAMESE liON DURING THE FIRST NINE MONTHS OF CHINA'S POWER STRUGGLE HE SAID HE USED HIS MYSTERIOUS "DISAPPEARil.NCE" FATALITIES. 1966 LAST YEAR TO PLAN A PURGE OF HIS ENEMIES WITH THE AID OF HIS YOUNG RED AT THE SAM~ TIME A DEADLY STREAM PROHIBITED ARE IMPORTS OF ASBESTOS, GUARD SUP~ORTERS OF COMMUNIST GUNfiRE OVER NORTH VIET IRON ORE, CHROhE, PIG IRON, SUGAR, MAO'S ":;ULTURAL REVOLUTION" TOUCHED OFF A REACTION SO VIOLENT THAT NAM AND A COLLISION AT SAIGON'S MAM TOBACCO, COPPER, NEAT AND MEAT PROD POSTERS ATTil.CKING HIM AS A "FANATIC" HAVE APPEARED IN PEKING APPARENTLY MOTH TAN SON NHUT AIR BASE COST THE IUCTS, HIDES) SKINS AND LEATHER FOR THE FIRST TIME IN HI? 18 YEARS UNITED STATES MORE THAN $6 MILLION As FOR EXPORTS, WHICH AMOUNTED TO OF GOD-LIKE RULE, ACCORDING TO WELL HOOVER WARNS REDS WORTH OF AIRCRAFT YESTERDAY AND TD- ~23 MILLION IN 1965, THE ORwER BARS INFORMED DIPLOMAT!C SOURCES WILL BOOST EFFORT DAY S~IPMENT OF ARMS, AIRCRAfT, MOTOR MAOfS ADMISSIONS CAME IN WALL THE COMMUNISTS DOWNED TWO U S. VEHICLES, PETROLEUM AND PETROLEUM POSTERS PLASTERED IN PEKING OPENLY WASHINGTON (UPI)--FBI DIRECTOR J NAVY JETS -- AN A4 SKYHAWK AND AN PROOL-CTS DENOUNCING PRESIDENT LIU SHAD-CHI, EDGAR HOOVER WARNED TODAY THAT COM- F4 PHANTOM -- DURING RAIDS OVER THE THE U.S. RESOLUTION WAS ADOPTED THE MAN WHO SUCCEEDED HiM AS PRESI MUNISTS WOULD INCRE.AS[ THEIR EFFOR1S COMMUNIST NORTH, BUT THE: TlII''-.,,- CREW- LJEC. 16. OTHER NAT IONS WH I CH HAVE DENT IN 1958, AND Llu's PRINCIPAL IN 1967 TO SUBVERT THE N~TION'S MEN WERE RESCUED FROM THE TONYIN COMPLIED ARE 5RITAIN, FINLAND, MEXI SUPPORTER, PARTY SECRETARY GENERAL CIVIL RIGHTS MOVE~ENT GULF BY HELICOPTERS. T~E JETS WERE CO _ND NEW ZEALAN8 TENG HSIAO-PENG. HE SAID COMMUNIST AGITATORS WERE VALUED AT ABOUT $2 MILLION tAC1 VIOLATION OF THE EXECUTIVE ORDER ACCORDING TO THE PEKING CORRESPON SEIZING UPON THf.. "SHARP DIVISION" (CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX)
"A C R I I>' I IJ AL 0 F FENS E iP DENT FOR THE MASS-CIRCULATION MAIN- AMO~G CIVIL RIGHTS LEADERS) AND ! CH I N£l.ISPAPERS I N JAPAN, HAD TOLD THAT THEY "ARE LOOK ING TOv/AIID 1967 GROWING SUPPORT HANOI HOLDS LINE COMMUNIST PARTY LEADERS AT A NEET AS A YEAR IN WHICH THEY CAN SOW THE ING LAST OCTOBER ThAT I IU AND TENG SEEDS OF DISCORD STilL FURTHER BY EGGS POWE LL ON ON TALKING TERMS HAD SEEN TRY'NG TO "PIGEONHOLC" HIM EXPL01TING RACIAL TENSION," \;IAShINGTON (UPI)--THE GROWING SUP- PARIS (UP1)--NORTH VlrT NAM'S SEN FOR THE P~ST EIGYT vEARS HOOVER's WARNING WAS INCI.UDE;O It< PORT OF THE NATION'S NEGROES APPEARED IOR JIPLO!~AT I \J FRANCE SA 10 TODAY (CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX) A YEAR-END REPORT TO ACTING ATTY TODAY TO HAVE CONVINCED REP ADAM 'IANOI WOULD WEIGH U.S PE:ACE OVER GEN. RAMSEY CLARK ON THE FBI's 1966 CLAYTON POWELL TO MAK' RACE A 8ASIC TURES PROYIDE~ WASHINGTON FIRST OR OP DEFENSE EXPERT ACHIEVEMENTS IN AIDING LOCAL POLlCE ISSUE IN HIS fiGHT TD RETAIN HIS u ~[RtD A "FINAL AND UNCONDITIONAL AND IN INVESTIGATING MATTERS RELAT- CONGRESSIONAL POWER. END TO BOMBING RAIDS ON THE COMMUNIS BACK ABM SYSTEM ING TO NATIONAL SECURITY, THE Ku POWELL CHARGED IN A STATEMENT IS- iJORTH WARRENTON, VA (UPI)--THE REPU8L~ rlUX KLAN, CRIME AND CIVIL RIGHTS SUED EARLY TODAY THAT HIS ENEMIES' ~AI VAN 80, CHIEF OF HANOltS PER CAN PARTY'S CHOSEN MilITARY AFFAIRS VIOl.ATIONS. ATTEMPTS TO DE~Y HIM HIS HOUSE SEAT ~ANENT MISSION HERE) MADE THE STATE EXPERT IlECO~MENDED TODAY ThE UNITED THE CONTROVERSIAL TOPIC OF WIRE OR DEPOSE HIM AS CHAIRMAN OF THE ,(NT AT A PARIS PRESS LUNCH. AT THE :TATt:5 SUPPORT A REVOLUTION IN TAPPlr,G ANO ELECTRONIC "BUGGING] lDUCATION AND LABOR COM~IITTEE WERE SAME TIME, ~ORTH VIETNAMESE AND VIET Nor;TH VIET NAM, WA5 NOT MENTIONED. PART OF "A POLITICAL CONSPIRACY or CONG DELEGATES TO THE FRENCH COMMU DR. ROBERT CRAfltE OF THE HUDSON IN- HOOVER SAID THAT DURING TH[ COM- ENORNOU$ D~M(NSIONS .. P NIST PARTY DENOUNCED THE WESTERN STITUTE, NEW YORK, ALSO ADVOCATED ,,\UNISTS t NATIONAL. CONVENTION, "THEY THE CO'lSP)RATORS, SAID POWELL, EMPHA~IS PEACE OFFE~SIVE AND REITEREATED THE THE IMMEDI~TE START OF AN ANTI-BAL- PLACED GREAT ON THE FACT ARE A NUMBER OF HIS COLLEAGUES AND THAT THE TIME hAS COME NOW FOR COM- "CERTAIN INFLUENTIAl. OF THE UNITED STATES MUST ACCEPT THEIR CON llSTIC MISSILE DEFFNSE SYSTE~ TO ~EMBER: Tt DITIONS BEFORE PEACE TALKS COULD BE PROTECT AMERICAtS BIG CITY INDUSTRI- MUNIST5 TO STEP FORWARD BOLDLY TO PRESS WHO ARE WAGING WAR AGAINST HELD. AL COMPLEXES FROM ATTACK, TAKE AN eVEN MORE REPREHENSIBLE "BLACK POLITICAL LEADERSHIP, BLAC~ Bo Diu NOT 2AY ~ORTH VIET NAM wOUl CRANF TOLD THE EARLY HOUSE CONFE~ ROLE IN THE CIYil RIGHTS MOVEMENT," PEOPLE AN~ BLACK PROCRESS " OPEN PEACE TALr;s Ir M1EPICAN BOMSING E~CE SPONSORED 9Y THE GOP FOR ITS (CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX) THE STATEMENT ENDED POWELL'S SI WAS HALTED ~E STR[SSED ALSO THAT NEWLY-ELECTED HOUSE MEMBERS ThAT LENCE ON THE MDV(S ~FOOT TO REDUCE THE liN ITED STATES COULD NOT MAKE ANY STARTING AN ABM SYSTEM NOW WOULD LBJ THROWS A BALK HIS HOUSE STANDING, AND APPARENTLY CDU~TER-DEM~NDS ON HANOi FOR CALLING PER~IT THE COUNTRY TO DECIDE LATER MARKED A REVERSAL or AN EARLIER DE OrF THE RAIOS WHETHER TO I NCREASE NAT I DNA ... DE- AT NEW PORTRAIT CISION NOT TO MAKE TOO HUCH OF THE WASHINGTON (UPI)--PRESIDENT JOHN- FACT HE IS A NEGRO "IF, r Go TOLD HIE NEWSMEN, "AFTER r ( ~,S EON A I r ttL :> CAL E • FINAL ~~D UNCONDITIONAL CESSATION CRANE SAID THE CO,T ovtR A TEN SON HAS REJECTED A COMMISSIONED POR POWEll REPORTEDLY WAS PREPARING 0,- 801~B I Nt', TilE Ar~ER I CAN GOVERI\,MENT YEAR PLRIOD WOGLD BE ABOUT 'PIC BIL TRAIT OF l'IMStLF AFTER M~KING A TO ISSUE A STRONG STATEMENT OF DE- PROPOSED A CONTACT WITH THE DEMOCRAT LIO~ LESS THAN THt D[rEN~E LJEPART- STORMv ~CfNE THAT CAUSED MRS. JOH~- FENS( INVOKING THE RACE ISSUE S[V- Ie REPUBL I C Of 1'\0f'TH V lET NAM, I BE MENTr~ ~30 BILLION ESTIMATE SON TO WINCr, ARTISTS PETER HURD ERAl WEEKS AGO BUT THOUGHT BETTER LIEVE THI~ PROPOSAL WOULD BE EXAMINED ON VIET NAM HE SAID THE U~ITED SAID TODAY. OF IT. 'NO STUDIED" STATES HAS OPPOSED SOUTH VIET NAM'S "HRS. JOHNSON LATER TOLD ME THAT THE HARLEM DEMOCRAT SA I DIN TO ------LONG-STAJDINC DlSIRL TO SUPPORT A IF SHE LIVED TO BE A THOUSAND SHE DAY'S STATEMENT THAT HIS siLENCE INJUNCTION LIFTED "NATIONAL LIBERATIO'J MOVEMENT! IN HOPED NEVER TO GO THROUGH A SCENE HAC "FOSTER£;O A PUB~IC MISREPRE~EN NORT~ ~IET NAN THE OPPOSITION WAS liKE IT AGAIN," SAID HURD, WHO TAT ION OF MY STRONG FEE:LINGS" ON FROM KE NNED Y BOOK BASED ON LEGITIMATE REASONS WhiCH PAINTED THE PORTRAIT LAST YEAR, RETAINING HIS COMMITTEE CHAIRMANSHIP NEW YORK (UP1)--THE PUBLISHIN~ NO LONGER ARE SO VALID, CRANE SAID "SHE TOLD ME THAT THE ONLY THING HOUSE OF HARPER & Row TOLD THE STATE THAT DIDN'T GO wRONG THAT DAY WAS HUSSEIN ATTACKS HE ENVISIONED A COU~TER-REVOLUT SUPREME COURT TODAY THAT AS FAR AS TIONARY MOyE WHICH 'r/(JULD INCLUDE THAT T~r COV£RNMENT or VIET NAM AMI~AN (UPI)--I'I Ii, _ I IT IS CONCERNED, MRS JOHN F. KENNEDY (CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX) DIDN'T r,;lL,' HURD ADOEO IN A TELE BACK TODAY AGAINST THE LEFTIST PAL HAS "WAIVED ANY ALLEGED PERSONAL PHONE ItITEi1VIEW WITH UPI FROM HIS ESTINE LI8ERATION ORCANIZATION RIGHTS OF APPROVAL WHICH SHE NIGHT RUSSE LL I S HAWK ISH NEW MEXICO RANCH WHICH HAS SWORN TO TOPPLE HIM TO HAVE HAD" IN CONNECTION WITH WILLIAM V/ASHINGTOr< (UPI)--SEN RICHARD B THE PORTRAIT, WHICH SHOWS A DE OPEN THE WAY fOR AN ATTACK ON ISRAE~ MANCHESTER'S "THE I)EATH OF A PRESI- RUSSELL, {OEM -GA L URGING NEW TERMINED-LOOKING JOHNSON HOLDING A JORDANIAN SECURITY POLICE ARRESTED DENT." MOYES ACAINST Hil COMMUNISTS I,J VI- BOOK It'. HIS LtFT HANO, WAS ORIC'NAL Flvt TOP LEADERS OF THE PLO AND A THE FIRM SUBMITTEO AN ANSWER TO ET NAM SAID TODAY THAT PRE~E~T LY COMMISSIONED BY THE WH1TE HOUSE MAN WHO THEY SAID CONFESSED TO BE JUSTICE: SAUL S STREIT IN ANSWER TO U S POLICY THERE WAS 'TRAOING AMER- HISTORICAL A~50CIATION UNDER ORDERS TO KILL HUSSEIN. ALSO MRS, KENNEDY'S SUIT TO OBTAIN AN IN- ICAN LIVES FOR PUBLIC OPINION," IT WILL GO ON PUBLIC DISPLAY NEXT ARRESTED YESTERDAY WAS A SEVENTH JUNCTION BLOCKING PUBLICATION OF THE RUSSELL, CHAIRMAN OF THe SENATE THURSDAY, JAN 15, AT THE GALLERY MAN WHO SAID HE HAD ORDERS TO KILL CONTROVERSIAL 800K ABOUT HER HUS- ARhED SERVICES COMMITTEE AND MIL1- or FINt ARTS IN COLUMBUS, OHIO, PREMlfR WASFI TELL, A STAUNCH Hus BANDts ASSASSINATION IT WAS LEARNED TARY ApPROPRIAT!ONS ~UBCOMM1TTtC, WHERE HURD AND HIS WIFE ARE STAGING SEIN SUPPORTER TODAY THAT A TEMPORARY INJUNCTION SAID THE UNITED STATfS ShOULD START A JOINT ART EXHIBIT. IN TEL AVIV AMERICAN ZIONIST LEAD WHICH ORIGINALLY APPLIED TO THE FIRM; APPLYING NEW PRESSURES BY CLOSING FOR THE TIME BEING) HURD SAID HE ER JACQUES TOR L1NH,6,PPINESS WITH THE BOARD or EDUCATION 11 ADAMS, WHO Will BE 68 SUNDAY, ENTERED THE ONLY AS A YOUNG MAN ON HIS WAl' BACK TO HE TELEGRAPHED J MAXWEll GRIFFIN, SCHOOL HOSPITAl TUESDAY NIGHT A SPOKESMAN SAID, COLLEGE AFTER THE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS BOARD PRESIDENT, CAlLING FOR RESUMPTION OF "NO PROBLEM, EXCEPT FOR TESTS" THE NAMES or THE EIGHT PASSENGERS WERE NEGOTIATIONS WHICH THE BOARD BROKE orF 8U-ORE ICROSSWORD __ _ NOT IMMEDIATELY RELEASED THE NINTH PERSON TKE CHRISTMAS KOLIDAYS _ B..y Eugene Sheffer I KILLEO WAS THE PILOT Of THE AIRCRAfT, HARRY THE TEACHERS HAVE THREATENED TO ~O ON BISHOP, THE AIR TAXI SERVICE'S CHIEF PILOT I 3 4 ~5 b 7 ~ B ~ 10 11 5TRIKE IF THEIR SALARY DEMANDS ARE NOT MET, a ONE Of THE EIGHT PASSENGERS WAS TEN,~TIVELY BUT NO STRIKE ACTION HAS BEEN ORDERED BY 12 I!> IDENTIFIE:D AS AIRMAN HARRY BUSH OF RUMSON, THEIR ASSOCIATION THEY HAV~ ASKED FOR ANNUAL N J NAMES OF THE OTHER PASSENGERS .... ERE NOT WAGE !NCREAS(S or .$900 STARTING NEXT SEP,EM IS IMMEDIATELY RELCASED FIRST REPORTS INDICA BER THE SCHOOL BOARD HAS OfFERED $400 NEXT TED MANY OF THE PASSENGERS .... ERE YOUNGSTCRS SEPTEMBER AND $300 THE rOLLOWING yEAR YJnNEss SA 10 THE PLANE. " .... AS REDUCED ,0 CATRAMBONE SAID HE KNEW SOME OF THE TEACH- ASHES " THE FUSELAGE .... AS A MASS OF TWISTED ERS WHO CAl.l.ED IN SICK REALl.Y WERE ILL, BUT WRECI\AGE ONLY THE TAIL SECTION REMAINED IN- ADDED, "WE'VE NEVER HAD THIS MANY TEACHERS TACT. OUT, AND THERE'S CERTAINLY NO EPIDEMIC GOING POLICE SAID TI1EY DOuSTEO ANY "OF THE 80DIE'> AROUND NOW. THIS ABNOR~AL NUMBER OF TEACHER WERE INTACT." ABSENCES IS SUGGESTIVE or A 'WORK STOPPAGE." THE PLANE HAD JUST CLEARED THE END OF THE RUNWAY AND GONE OVER A ROADWAY ~HEN IT OI~PUTEO CRO~S TO FALL CAUGHT FIRE AND PLO .... ED INTO A FIELD THE EUGE~E, ORE (UPI)--A COuRT RULEO TODAY FIELD IS IN NEW SHREWSaURY ALTHOUGH THE AIR THAT A 51-FOOT CONCRET~ CROSS, A CHRISTIAN PORT IS IN RED BANK 41 SYM80L WHICH IGNITED A BITTER CONTROVERSY HERE, MUST BE REMOVED FROM CITY PROPERTY 41 LEE MARVIN DIVORCED LANE COUNTY CIRCUIT JUDGE WILLIAM FORT SANTA MONICA, CALIF (UPI)--AcTOR LEE MARVINtS WirE DSTAINED A OEFAULT DIVORCE ISSUED A 21-PAGE DECISION S~YING THE CROSS 49 ~so YESTERDAY, CLAIMING THE ACADEMY A.... ARD WIN k~D BEEN ERECT(O UNL~ .... rULLY Now THE CITV IS RESPONSI8LE FOR KNOCKING NER CAUSED HER "GREAT ANGUISH ANO MENTAl. HORIZONTAL 41 exclama- 2 enzyme THE STRUCTURE DOWN, ALONG WITH THE EUGENE 1 bucket tlon 3. pronoun surrERtNG P-I"(O "l.$O M"'OE HER IL.L "-N.O UNHAPPY Tr :;; common 42 bUlldmg IN SPITE OF IT ALL J I WAStJ'T REALLY ~1AD AS BRIGHT AS THE FULL MOON IN THE HOPE IT UNTIL YESTERDAY WHEN A PARTICULAR~Y VEHEMENT WI~~ SHED LIGHT ON HOW NATURE GENERATES THE "IFFY" ~PACE BUi::lINE~~ GUST OF TRADE WIND DUMPEO ME RIGHT OFF MY AWESOME DISPLAYS WHICH CO~OR THE NORTHERN MAKE~ BIG PREOICTION~ BIKE INTO A BIG MUDDY PUDDLE OF DRY S~ASON. AND SOUTHERN SKIES ON OCCASION. WASHINGTON (UPl)-·AN AEROSPACE INDUSTRIAL· AT THAT POINT I DECIDED TO STOP TALKING THIS WAS DISCLOSED TOOAY AT A NEWS BRIEF 1ST SAID TODAY THE UNITED STATES CAN ORBIT ABOUT THE WEATHER AND DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT. ING AT THE NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE PERMANENT SPACE STATIONS WITH LARGE CREWS FOR ONE THING, 11M FILLlNG SANo BAGS, JUST ADMINISTRATION. SPEAKERS DISCUSSED PAST ABOARO AND SEND EXPEDITIONS TO MARS TEN TO !N CASE THAT BACKYARD POOL Or DRY SEASON OISCOVERiES IN SPACE SCIENCE AND POTENTIAL TWENTY YEARS FROM NOW. MAKES IT UP OVER THE DOORSTEP. FOR ANOTHER •• FUTURE PROJECTS. 1Ft- " to ... •• WELL, I'M WORK I NG UP A GOOD SET OF ARK SCIENTISTS BELIEVE AURORAL LIGHTS ARE WHATEVER THE COUNTRY DECIDES TO 00 AFTER PLANS. GENERATED BY HIGH SPEED PARTICLES FROM THE LANDING MEN ON THE MOON 1N PROJECT ApOLLO, PAT CATALDO SUN CRASHING INTO AIR MOLECULES AND ENER IT HAD BETTER GET GOING RIGHT AWAY~ ACCORD GIZING THEM TO LUMINESCENCE AT ALTITUDES OF ING TO J.P. ROGAN OF DOUGLAS AIRCRAFT CO. TOAbTMISTRI TO INSTALL 35 TO 100 MILES ABOVE THE EARTH. ROGAN'S VICE PRESIDENT-GENERAL MANAGER OF KWAJALEIN'S TOASTMISTRESS CLUB WILL IN THEY OCCUR AT TIMES WHEN THE EARTH'S MAG DOUGLAS' MISSI~E AND SPACE SYSTEMS D,VISION. STALL I T5 NEW OFF I CERS AT I T5 NEXT MEET lNG, NETIC FIELD HAS BEEN SHAKEN UP BY PROTONS HE AOORESSEO THE WASHINGTON CHAPTERS OF THE MONDAY, JAN. 9, WITH HUSBANDS OF MEMBERS AS AND ELECTRONS HURLED FROM THE SUN BY THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF AERONAUTICS AND ASTRO GUESTS. GIGANTIC ERUPTIONS KNOWN AS SOLAR FLARES. NAUTICS ANO THE AMERICAN ASTRONAUTICAL SOCI THE DINNER WILL BE HELD IN THE TARO ROOM THESE OCCASION~L BOMBARDMENTS ARE KNOWN ETY, WHICH HAVE BEEN CQNDUCTING A SERIES OF OF THE YOKW[ YUK CLUB AND WILL BEGIN WITH A TO DISRUPT EARTH COMMUNICATIONS~ SOMETIMES FORUM DISCUSSIONS ON "AFTER ApOLLO~ WHAT SOCIAL HOUR AT 7 PM. CAUSING TOTA~ RAOIO FADEOUT OVER LARGE NEXT7" ATTENTION MEMBERS A RESERVATION HAS BEEN AREAS, AND ARE BELIEVED TO HAVE SOME SUBTLE THERE HAS BEEN NO INDICATION THAT THE MADE FOR YOUR HUSBr..ND. IF EITHER OF YOU IS (FFECT ON THE EARTH'S WEATHER. JOHNSON ADMINISTRATiON PLANS TO LAUNCH NEXT UNABLE TO ATTEND, PLeASE -HONE NADINE DRIGGS To TE5f THEIR THEORIES, NASA 5CIENTISTS YEAR ANY AMBITIOUS SPACE EXPLORATION PRO AT 2733 FLAt! TO ROCKET AN "ELECTRON GUN" -- A DE GRAM REMOT[~Y COMPARABLE TO THE $23 BILLION VICE ,OR SPEEDING E~ECTRON5 TO HIGH ENER ApOL~O LUNAR LANOING PROJECT. MAIL CALL: 956 POUNDS OF MAIL ARRIVED ON GIES -- INTO THE SKY OVER WALLOPS ISLAND, BUT THE NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE KWAJALEIN LAST NIGHT ABOARO A C-124 TRANS VA. ADMINISTRATION DOES HOPE TO GET A BUDGET O' PORT FROM HAWA I I. THE ROCKET WILL FIRE II BEAM FROM iTS AROUND $5 IILLION wHICH WILL ,NCLUDE ABOUT ELE TRON ACCELERATOR BACK TOWARDS EARTH. $400 MILLION FOR SPACE OPERATIONS BETWEEN HERE AND THE MOON USING THE SATURN ROCKETS by Bob Weber AND ApOLLO SPACECRAFT OEVELOPED FOR THE Lu • ~AR LANDING PROJECT. BUT BEYOND THAT? THE pOST-ApOLLO QUESTION, ROGAN SAID, IS "THE. "'OST DifFICULT AND CO"'PLEX PROBLEM EVER PRESENTED TO THE LEADERS OF OUR NATIONAL SPACE AGENCY.~ IT IS ONE OF THE TOUGHEST "EVER FACED BY THE DECISION-MAKERS IN GOV ERNMENT." WITH A WAR TO rIGHT IN VIET NAM, HOW MUC~ CAN THE NATION AFFORD TO SPEND ON SPACE? WHATEVER THE ANSWER IS, IT MUST BE MADE, AND IT MUST BE MADE VERY SOON, ROGAN SAID. THE NATION MUST GAIN EXPERIENCE BY MEN IN ORBITAL FLIGHTS LASTING UP TO ~ YEAR. _d _ P~__ E _4 ____~==~~~~~------~------~Q:~R~~'A~S=S~------_r------~~~~~~~~ ~ THURSDAY JANUARY LJ~L-______J GREATEST ART THEFT FTC HALT HEMORRHOID CURE ADS NEw JUDGE AbKED REMAINS A MYSTERY WA5HINGTON (UPI}--IHE FEOtRAL TRADE COM FOR ~PECK TRIAl LONDON (UPI)-.REMaK~NOT AND RUBENS WERE MISSION TODAY ORDERED F'OUR MAKERS OF HEMOR CHICAGO (UPI}--RICHARO SPECK'S LAWYERS FOUND STU~FED UNDER A RUMPLED BED IN A FIL. RHOID PREPARATIONS TO STOP ADVERTISING THEIR ASKED TODAY THAT ANOTHER JUDGE BE ASSIGNED TNY RAMSHACKL~ ROOM. THE NEON GLOW FROM THE PRODuCTS AS CURES THE MANUFACTURERS ARE TO H[AR HIS TRIAL ON CHARGES or MURDERING BRASSY DIVES BLINKED IN THE WINDOW. AMERICAN HO~E PRODUCTS CORP., OF NEW YORK EIGHT YOUNG NURSES SCOTLAND YARD DETECTIVES GINGERLY LIFTED CITY WHICH MAKES PREPARATION OINTMENTS AND COOK COUNTY CRIMINAL COURT JUDGE HERBERT THE THREE CANVASES~ WORTH PERHAPS $~ MILLION SUPPOSITIORIES; HUMPHREYS MEDICINE CO' OF j C PASCHEN, WHO HAD BEEN ASSIGNED TO PRE ON THE SOHO STREET 8ELOW, URCHINS 8EGGED Ntw YORK CITY, MANUFACTURER or HUMPHREY'S SIDE AT SPECK'S TRIAL SCHEDULED TO OPEN PENNIES FROM PASSERSBY. OINTMENT, E.C DE~ITT & Co , or NEW YORK FEB 6 IN PEORIA, ILL, SAID HE WOULD HOLD HISTORV'S BIGGEST ART THEFT WAS EN ROUTE CITY, MANUFACTURER Or DE WITT'S STAINLESS A HEARING MONDAY ON THE OErENSE PETITION TO A CLIMAX. MAN ZAN PILE OINTMENT, MAN ZAN PILE OINT~ENT THE MOVE BY PUBLIC HOURS LAtER, A YOUNG LONDON DRIFTER WAS AND DEWITT'S STAINLESS MAN ZAN SUPPOSITORIES DEFENDER GERALD G~T CHARGED WITH STEALING EIGHT MASTERPIECES AND THE MENTHOLATUM CO J OF BUrrAlO, NY, TY, APPOINTED BY THE WORTH MILLION. 8.4 MANUfACTURER OF MENTHDLATUM M.P.O. COURT TO OEFEND THE NOBODY REALLY KNEW WHY. THE FTC SAID THAT WHILE THE OINTMENTS MAV 24-YEAR-OLD TEXAS MICHAEL HALL, 32, WAS TO BE rORMALLY BRING RELIEF TO PEOPLE SUFFERING FROM HEMOR OR I FTtR, CAME I N THE ARRAIGNED IN MAGISTRATE'S COURT LATER TOOAY, ROIDS, THE ONLY TRUE CURE IS SuRGERY FORM OF A NOTICE OF HE WAS ARRESTED ANO CHARGED BY SCDTLAND YARD INTENT TO riLE ~ DETECTIVES LAST NIGHT, ONLY HOURS AFTER ALL SUKARNO TO MAKE REPORT MOTION AND DID NOT tiGHT PAINTINGS WERE RECOVERED. UNDERWORLD ON ALL HIS ACTIVITIES SPECIFY WHY THE DE TIPSTERS WERE SAID TO HAVE AIDED BOTHiTHE JAKARTA (UPI)--PRESIOENT SUKARNO SAID TO FENSE DESIRED A NEW RECOVERY AND CAPTURE. DAY HE WILL PRESENT A rULL ACCOUNT OF HIS JUDGE. THE NOTICE NONE or THE MASTERWORKS, INCLUDING THREE PAST POLICIES, INCLUDING HIS ACTIVITIES DUR WAS FILED WITH THE BY REMBRANDT AND THREE BY RUBENS, W~S ING THE 1965 ATTEMPTEO COMMUNIST COUP PRO CLERK OF THE CRIMIN SERIOUSLY OAMAGED. Two HAD SLIGHT BLEMISHES. BABLY WITHIN A WEEK AL COURT. 1 SCOTLAND YARD ST ILL SOUGHT A "TALL BRUNEnt. ArTER MEETING FOR TWO HOURS WITH THE PASCHEN WAS ASSIGN THERE WAS NO IMMEDIATE INDICATION IF SHE OR INDONESIAN JOINT CHIEFS O~ STAFr AND THE ED ev ILLINOIS SU HALL "'AS THE "THIN MA'/' POLICE TI-IINK ENTERED CABINET PRESIDIUM HE~OEo BY ARMY 5TRONGM~M PREME COURT JUQGE THE DULWICH COLLEGE ART GALLERY THROUGH A GEN SUHARTO, SUKARNO TOLD NEWSMEN HE WOULD Roy H SOLrlSBURG TO ONE BV TWD FOOT HOLE DRILLED IN A SIDE DOOR MAKE A STATEMENT SOON HEAR SPECK'S MURDER NEW YEAR'S EVE A BUSHY BEARDED BEATNIK T~E FIGUREHEAO CHIEF EXECUTIVE HAS BEEN TRIAL AFTER THE AC- ..... AS ORIGINALLY BELIEVED TO liE THE "THIN ~NDER INCREASING PRESSURr FROM THE INDONESI CUSED SLAYER WAS MAN'S" ACCOMPLICE. AN CONGRESS AND MILITANT ANTI-COMMUNIST GRANTED A CHANGE of POLICE BELIEVED TWO PERSONS WERE RESPONSI UNIVERSITY STUDENTS TO PRESENT A FULL AC VENUE TO PEORIA BLE ONE HAD ART KNOWLEDGE KEEN ENOUGH TO COUNT OF HIS ACTIVITIES AND EXPLAIN ~H~i THE SHIrT IN iHE CHANGE OF VENUE-RlLh SNATCH THE BEST OF THE 300 PAINTINGS D,S ROLE, IF ANY, HE PLAYED IN THE ABORTIVE TRIAL SITE WAS GRANT aliI Spl'rk 2'> nccmed ~lay PLAY!:D, COMMUNIST TAKEOVER ATTEMPT (Or of e.ght nUl 'e<; on Chi ED BY PASC~EN ON THREE Of THE PAI~TINGS -- INCLUDING THE AFTER THE MEET!NG AT JAKARTA·S FREEOOM l'ngo, South S.de ~t::tnd$ m GROUNDS THAT SENSA- MOST VALUABLE Of THE LOT~ REMBRANDT'S "GIRL PALACE, SUKARNO SAID "I WILL COMPLETE MY court after Cook Counly TIONAL PUBLICITY AT A WINDOW" -- WERE rOUND UNDER A RUMPLED ADDRESS BEFORE CONGRESS (MADE LAST JULY) Cr!1'l1Jnal Court Judge Her ABOUT THE NURSES t bel t C P1 Sl hen order('d 6EO IN A RANSHACKLE APARTMENT IN THE SEEDY WITH A WAITTEN STATEMENT I WILL GIVE IT TO MASSACRE LAST JULY I~ Speck" t"1<11 mvv~d til Pe(lna SDHO DISTRICT THE OT~ER fiVE WERE "OUND THE PRESS FOR PUBLICATION AND ASK THE PRESS III 1',0 mile, from Chicago AND T~E CAPTURE OF UNDER A HOLLY BUSH IN A PUBLIC PARK TWO TO PUBLISH THE FU~L TEXT WITHOUT OMITTING Defense attorney,> contended SPECK FOUR DAYS LATER MILES FROM THE DUlWICH GALLERY A SINGLE WORD" "peck could not get a f~H MI GtlT PREVENT A FA IR ART EXPERTS SAID THE POUTING "GIRL AT A SUKARNO SAID HE HOPED TO PRESENT THE tl1a\ In the Chicago area TRljI,L IN COOK COUNTV WINDOW," CONSIOERED ONE OF REMBRANDT'S MOST STATEMENT, WHICH WILL NOT "EXCEED THE JEROME E. WEXLER, ASSISTjI,NT PUBLIC DEFEND DELIGHTFUL PICTURES, WOULD BRING $2.8 LENGTH Or ONE NEWSPAPER PAGE," TO CONGRESS ER, SAID THAT UNDER ILLINOIS LAW "WE DON'T MILLION AT LEGlilMATE AUCTION. A HALF-INCH AND NEWS MEDIA BEFORE THE END OF THE CUR NEED ANY REASON -- ITtS A MATTER OF RIGHT" SQUARE OF PAINT WAS CHIPPED OFF ITS BACK RENT MOSLEM FAST PER I 00 JAN. 12. TO HAVE A NEW JUDGE IN THE SPECK CASE GROUND. THERE WAS NO MENTION Of THE CALLING OF A HE SAID THAT WHEN DEFENSE LAWYERS MOVE THE PAINTINGS WERE RUSHED BACK TO THE SPECIAL CONGRESS TO RECEIVE SUKARNO'S RE FOR A SUBSTITUTION OF JUDGES WITHIN TEN CAREFULLY CONTROLLED HUMIDITY OF THE DUL PORT. DjI,VS jl,rTER jI, D[fE~O~NTtS CjI,SE 1S PUT ON WICH GALLERY, A fORTRESS-liKE BRICK STRUC SUHARTO, WHO EM~RGEO SMILING FROM HIS CALL, THE REQUEST MUST BE GRANTED AUTOMATI TURE WHICH HOuSES A COLLECTION OF 600 PAINT SIXTH MEETING WITH SUKARNO, CONFIRMED THAT CALLY HE SAID SPECK'S CASE WAS PUT ON CALL INGS BEGUN YEARS ~GQ ~ND R~TEO ONE or THE THE INDONESIAN PRE:SJDENT HAD "OECIOED TO W~EN PASCHEN WAS NAMED ON DEC 28 TO PRESIDE FINEST I'" EUROPE IT WAs FEARED THE FOUR COMPLETE HIS ADDRESS BEFORE CONGRESS" HE AT THE PEORIA TRIAL DAYS THE MASTERWORKS wERE OUTSIDE MIGHT RE SAID THE PRESIOENTIAL REPORT WOULD BE PUB PASCHEN, WHO PRESIDED AT THE PRE-TRIAL SULT IN FU"THER DAMAGE ALL THE STO~EN PAINT LISHED "WITHIN THE SHORTEST POSSIBLE TIME" HEARINGS AND ACDMPETENCY HEARING AT WHICH INGS DATE TO THE 16TH AND 17TH CENTURl[S. SUKARNO, BAREHEADED AND WEARING AN UNDER SPEC!\. WAS FUUND MENTAL~Y ABLE "f0 ASSIST THE CHARGES AGAINST HALL SET THE VALUE OF SH IAT, CHATTED BRIEFLY WITH NEWSMEN AND IN HIS DEFENSE, SAID HE DID NOT KNOW IM THE ART AT $4.2 MILLION, BUT EXPERTS HAVE HANOED OUT AMERICAN-MADE NECKTIES BEARING MEOIATELY WHETHER THE CjI,SE FROPERLY FALLS ESTIMATED THEY WOULD BRING TWICE THAT Ir 1-11$ SIGNATURE, UNDER THE AUTOMATIC P~OVISION EVER PUT ON PUBLIC SALE. SUKARNO·S ECONOMIC POLICIES HAVE LED HE SAID HE WOULD BONE UF ON THE LAW SE SCOTLAND YARD REVEALED NO DETAILS ABOUT INDONESIA NEAR BANKRUPTCY WITH FOREIGN FORE THE HEARING MONDAV HALL'S BACKGROUND. IT WAS KNOWN ONLY THAT DEBTS ABOUT $2 4 BilLION IF SPECK'S ~AWYERS ARE DEFEATEO IN THE HE WAS JOBLESS, 32, AND LIVED IN NDRWOOD~ ~OVE TO REPLACE PASCHEN WITHOUT SHOWING A SOUTHEAST LONDON SUBuRB CLOSE TO DULWICH ARTHUR SYLVESTER RESIGNS CAUSE, THEY STILL CAN SEEK A CHANGE OF LONDON'S UNDERWORLD, QUICK TO TURN AGAINST WASHINGTON (UPI)--PRESIDENT JOHNSON TODAY JUDGES BUT MUST IN THAT CASE; SHOW REASONS COMRADES WHO ST~GE "SENSE:LESS" SPECTACULAR ANNOUNCED THE RESIGNATION OF ARTHUR SYLVES iH~T ~ILl CONV'NCE 1HE JUDGE TH~T HE CRIMES THAT BRING HORDES Or POLICE BARGING TER AS ASSISTANT SECRETARY or DEFENSE FOR SHOULD WITHORAW INTO THEIR SANCTUMS, WAS BELIEVED TO HAVE PUB!.. I cArrA IRS WEXLER SA'O SPECK'S LAWYERS WANTED THE SUPPLIED THE TIPS TH~T CR~C~EQ THE CASE. JOHNSON, IN A WHITE HOUSE STATEMENT, SAID CHIEF JUDGE or THE TENTH ILLINOIS CIRCUIT ALTHOUGH THE PAINTINGS HAVE ASTRONOMICAL HE ACCEPTED THE RESIGNATION WITH DEEP RE TO APPOINT A JUDGE BuT WOULD NOT OBJECT IF VALUES ON PAPER, THEY WERE P~ACTICALLY VALU& GRET. HE SAID HE WOULD NOMINATE DEPUTY As THE CHIEF JUDGE OF THE STATE SUPREME CDURT LESS TO THIEVES BECAUSE THEY ARE ToO WELL SISTANT SECRETARY PHIL G GOULDING TO RE MADE THE APPOINTMENT HE SAID THEY WANTED KNOWN TO PERMIT OPEN DISPLAY -- EITHER BY PLACE THE 65-YEAR-OLD SYLVESTER. A PEORIA COUNTY JUDGE TO PRESIDE REPUTABLE DEALERS OR PRIVATE COLLECTORS -- 1 SYLVESTER, WHO HAS SERVED AS THE CHIEF THE DEFENSE INSISTENCE ON A NEW JUDGE AND TOO HOT FOR THE USUAL DISPOSAL CHANNELS PENTANGON SPOKESMAN SINCE THE BIG INNING OF SHOULD NOT APPRECIABLY DELAY START or THE OF STOLEN GOODS THE KENNEDY AOMINISTRATION, WILL LEAVE FEB. TRIAL, I,.IElI:LER SAID HE $A'D "THIS KINO Of' SCOTLAND YARO GOT IlS rlRST BIG BREAK MON 3 HE HAS TOLD WHITE HOuSE OFFICIALS THAT THING IS USUALLY RESOLVED IN 20 MINUTES" DAY NIGHT WHEN IT LEARNED A MAN HAD BEEN HE wANTED TO RETIRE FROM PUBLIC LIFE. SPECK IS ACCUSED D' STRANGLING AND HEARD TALKING ABOUT THE PAINTINGS IN A HIS lETTER OF RE51GNATION, DATED YESTER STASBING THE EIGHT NURSES IN THEIR APART SDHO CLUB A SERIES Or LIGHTNING RAIDS ~N DAY SAID ONLY THAT THE TIME HAD COME FOR MENT NEAR SOUTH CHICAGO COM~UN1T~ HOSPITAL HAUNTS OF SHADY CHARACTERS AND MINOR CRIMI HIM TO STEP ASIDE AND ADDRESS HIMSELr TO ON THE CITY'S FAR SOUTH SIDE AFTER INVADING NALS IN THE "SQUARE MILE or SIN" NETTED A PERSONAL BUSINESS LEFT UNFINISHED WHEN HE THE TOWNHOUSE DORMITORY AND TRUSSING THE SUSPECT WHO LED DETECTIVES TO THE APARTMENT ENTERED TKE GOVERNMENT SERVICE SIX YEAR AGO WOMEN WITH BEDSHEETS AND ARTICLES OF WHERE THE THREE F1CTURES WERE FOuND. HE FORMERLY WAS CHIEF WASHINGTON CORRES CLOTHING BESIDES "GIRL AT A WINDOW" THEY INCLUDED PONDENT FOR THE NEWARK (N.J.) NEWS. THE LONE SURVIVOR OF THE MASSACRE CRINGED Ru(eA.r\:fl1;"S, "PORTRAIT OF' TITUS" AND RUBEN'S JOHNSON'S REPLY EXPRESSEO APPRECIATION ro UNDER A BUNK BED WHILE THE SLAYER LED "THREE GRACES DANCING" THE "TOTAL LOYALTY, RESOLUTE COURAGE AND THE OTHER NURSES ONE BY ONE FROM A BEDROOM AN ANONYMOUS EARLY MORNING PHONE CALL SELFLESS DEDICATION" WHICH SYLVESTER HAD TO THEIR DEATHS IN OTHER ROOMS YESTERDAY SENT POLICE To THE PARK WHER~ THE GivEN TWO PRESIDENTS OTHER FIVE WERE RECOVEREO. ONE OF THEk, (XCERPiS FROM THE LEiTER ~ERE RE~D TO WASHINGTON (UPI)~-LEADING EUROPEAN AUTO RUBEN'S WOOO PANEL "ST. BARBARA," HAD A NEWSMEN BY WHITE HOUSE PRESS SECRETARY BILL MAKERS CHARGED YESTERDAY THAT THEY COULD REPAIRABLE TWO-INCH CRACK ON ONE SIDE. D MOYERS NOT MEET PROPOSED NEW AM(RIC~N SArETY STANO· DURING SYLVESTER'S SERVICE, JOHNSON SAID ARDS FOR AUTOMOBILES IF THEY ARE PUT INTO (UPI}--A TOTAL OF 3.65 MILLION CHILDREN THE NATION HAD fACED "FATEfUL CRISItS IN EFFECT JAN I, 1968 AS PLANNED WERE BORN IN THE UNITED STATtS IN 1966, CUBA, BERLIN, THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC AND BRITAIN SAID SOME OF THE PROPOSED U S BRINGING THE U.S POPULATION TO AN ESTIMATEO SOUTHEAST ASIA AND THAT IN EACH CASE THE STANDARDS EVEN CONr~ICTEO WITH INTERNATION 19B MILLION AT YEAR'S END, ACCORDING TO THE ADMINISTRATION HAD RELIED ON SYLVESTER'S AL STANDARDS BACKED BY THE UNITEO STATES CENSUS BUREAU. WISDOM AND EXPERIENCE." THE VOLKSWAGEN CORP J OF WEST GERMANY ------GDULOING~ ~5, HAS SERVED AS DEPUTY ASSIS WARNEO THAT ENFORCEMENT OF SOME OF THE RE LISE HOURGLASS ADS! TANT SECRETARY SINCE APRIL, 1965 HE PRE GULATIONS WOULD PREVENT THE SALE Or THEIR VIOUSLY WORKED AS A REPORTER. CARS IN THE UNITED STATES ALTOGETHER. HOURGLASS B ASKE1BALL PRACTICE SCHEDULE THURS. JAN. 5 - HIGH SCHOOL II 5-6 PM KAMIKAZE 6-7 PALM TERRACE 7-8 - FRI. JAN. 6 - KENTRON 6-7 PALM TERRACE (-8 SPtJ'R7S PATkIOT~' MENTOR MIKE HOLOVAK SAT. JAN 7 - KAMI KAlE 6-( NEW YORK {UPI)--THINGS 10'['0 LIKE TO SEE IN NAMED AFL "COACH OF THE YE.Ak" 1967 -- AND PROBABLY WON'T. NEW YORK {UPI)--MIKE HOLOVAK, THE QUIET A WORLD SDRIES BETWEEN THE TWO TEAMS WHOSE MAN WHO CONFOUNDED THE EXPERTS BY BRINGING THE SECOND ROUND OF THE KWAJALEIN TENNIS FANS HAVE WAITED THE LONGEST -- WASHINGTON THE BOSTON PATRIOTS HOME SECOND IN THE AMER CLUB ROUND ROSIN TOURNAMENT WILL BE PLAYEO (1933) ANO CHICAGO CUBS (1945). ICAN F90TBALL LEAGUE'S EAST[RN DIVISION THIS SUNDAY, JANUARY 8 WITH TEAMS I THROUGH A TRIPLE CROWN WINNER IN RACING BEfQR( WE STANOfNGS, WAS ACCLAIMEO THE ArL's COACH OF 10 ~ARTICIPATING PLAY WILL BEGIN AT 8 AM FORGET WHAT THE TRIPLE IS CITATIO,~ (1948) THE YEAR TODAY BV TkE UPI BOARD OF WRITERS FAMILIES OF THE PLAYERS ARE INVITEO TO WAS THE LAST TO SWEEP THE KENTUCKY DERBY, HOLOVAK, 45, ONE OF THE LEAST FLAMBOYANT JOIN THEM FOR HAMBURGERS, HOT DOGS AND COLO PREAKNESS AND BELMONT REMEMBER? AND MOST SUCCESSFUL COACHES IN THE PRO'ES DRINKS AT LUNCHTIME PLEASE PAY YOUR $1 THE LAST EVENT IN THE OLD MADISON SQUARE SIONAL RANKS, EARNED THE HONOR EVEN THOUGH [NTRY FEE AT THE BEGINNING Of THE TOURNA GARDEN AND THE FIRST SHOW IN THE NEW ONE. HIS TEAM BLEW A CHANCE AT THE EASTERN DIVI MENT. TARG(T DATE IS LATE fALL BUT ~HO KNOWS? SION TITLE IN LTS LAST CAME By LOSING 38-28 TEAM No. I -R. GAUSPOHL &. THEODORE DORSAY IN INDIANAPOLIS VICTORY FOR MARIO ANDRE1T~ TO NEW YDRK. " No.2 -JO£ R(OHOR &. DON MILLER A MIl.JOR GOLr TITLE FOR GAY BREWER, WHO BUT QESPITE THAT LAST MINUTE STUMBLE, " No.3-NEIL DOHERTY &. BOB BAKER DOESN'T NEED THE MONEY BUT DESERVES THE FAME BOSTON RANG uP AN 8-4-2 RECORD, FAR ABOVE No.4 -MARV KORfF & PAUL SMITH THf TwO-POINT CONVERSION RuLE IN THE NA THE PRE-SEASON ESTIMATES OF MOST EXPERTS WHO No. 56 -JOHN VILORIA & DICK HOULOSON TIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE. PLACED THE PATRIOTS FOURTH IN THE FIVE-TE~M " No -J \ M BRUNNER & JOHN O!\GL \ S ~ORE BIG TIME TENNIS ON CLAY COURT~ SO OUR \)IVISION " NO.7-FRED BARBAR 1.11. &. JOANN JEPPESEN KIDS CAN LEARN TO HANDLE A SLOW SURFACE THAT HOLOVAK, A fORM[R ALL-AMtPICA FULLBACK AT " No.8-JOAN KALAHIKI &. BOB BILLUPS MAY BECOME STANDARD FOR DAVIS CUP PLAY IN BOSTON COLLEGE, R[~EIVEO 15 Of THE 27 VOTES " No 9 -DOWNS BROWN & SANOY LANDRY THE f"UTURE CAST BY THREE WRITERS IN EACH LEAGUE CITY. " No.IO -J I M MOORE &. RE I N TEOSH PLENTY or COMPETITION AROUND DENVER OR HANK STRAM, COACH OF THE AFL CHAMPION KANSAS SOME OTHER HIGH ALTITUDE C[NTER TO HELP CITY CHIEFS, ~AS RUNNERUP WITH NINE VOTES 800 AM - lEAH 4 VS TEAM 2 --COI.'RT No. I UNCLE SAM'S POTEN11AL OLYMPIANS PREPARE FOR AND JOEL COLLLER, ROOKIE COACH OF THE EAS1- TEAM I TEIl.M IO--COURT No. 2 MEXICO CITY IN 1968. THERE'S A GROWING SUS ERN TITllST BVFFALO BILLS, DREW THREE - TEAM 3 TEAM 6 --COURT No. I PICION THAT FEAR Of HIGH ALTITUDE COMPETnlON THE PATS HIRED HDLOVAK AS A BACKFIELD TEAM 9 TEA~ l --COURT No. 2 MAY 8E AS MUCH A HANDICAP AS THE THIN AIR, AlOE WHEN THE AFL WAS FORMED IN 1960 AND HIS - TEAM 5 TEAM --COURT No. I ITSELf'. SUCCESS AS THEIR HEAD COACH FROM THE MIDDLl AN EXHIBITION Of PICTURES BY -- NOT OF OF THE 1961 SEASON TO THE PRESENT IS A STORY JIM RVUN, THE fAMOUS MILER AND BUDDING OF PERSERVERANCE OVER ADVERSITY. PHOTOGRAPHER, HOLOVAK'S TEAMS NEVER HAVE FINISHED WORSE A TACITURN CASSIUS CLAY WHO COULD HlLP RE THAN THIRD. HE WON THE EASTERN CROWN IN 1963 STORE BOXING'S TARNISHED IMAGE, BY BEATING BUFFALO IN A PLAYOff. FltTY HOMERS fOR WILLIE MAYS TO HELP HIM THE 45-YEAR-OLD HOLOVAK'S CAUSTIC REMARKS MAKE AN EXCITLNG CHALLENGE TO BABE RUTH'S TO SOPHOMORE FULLBACK JIM NANCE ALMOST PRO CAREER TOTAL OF 71q ~ILLli NOW HAS 172 TO DUCES A TITLE fOR BOSTON THIS SEASON. NANCE J GO IN HIS DECLINING YEARS A STAR AT SYRACUSE WITH ALL THE MAKINGS OF A SEAT ON THE SUBWAY HEADING FOR FOOTBALL ANOTHER JIMMV BROWN IN THE PRO RANKS, PRAC AT YANKEE STADIUM OR SHEA STADIUM~ HOMES Of TICALLY ATt HIMSELf OUT OF RUSHING CONTEN THE GIANTS AND JETS, R[S~ECTIVELV. TION LN 1965 A fiRM STAND BY BASEBALL LEADERS IN THE HOLOVAK THREATENED TO RELEGATE NANCE TO A MIl.TTER or THE SP ITBAlL -- EI THER MAKE IT GUARD SPOT AND IT FINALLY HIT THE YOUNGS1[R LEGAL, PUT MORE TEETH IN HIE RULE AGAINST WHERE IT HURTS. HIS DESIRE TO EMULATE BROWN IT OR MUZZLE PLAYERS AND MANAGERS WHO PUB WAS IN THE PROCESS OF ANNULMENT. HE TRIMMED LICLY ACCUSE PITCHERS OF THROWING 'EM WITH DOWN TO PLAYING WEIGHT AND THE REST IS HIS OUT BEING ABLE TO BACK UP TH~IR CHARGES. TORY NANCE SET AN AFL RUSHING RECORD AND DALLAS (UPI)--DALLAS COWBOY STAR DON A TENNIS uMPIRE WHO BELI~V(S THE CVSTOMERS WAS VIRTUALLY UNSTOPPABLE IN f"OlJl'lTH AND PERKINS SAYS HE WILL DECIDE IN THE NEXT HAVE A RIGHT TO CHEER -- OR BOO. SHORT YARDAGE SITUATIONS, fEW DAYS WHETHER TO ACCEPT A TOP POSITION HOCKEY GOAL MOUTHS A SHADE WIDER TO HYPO ALWAYS O[fENSIVE-MINDED, HDLOVAK ACQU\RE~ IN THE NEW MEXICO STATE GOVERNMENT. PERKINS THE SCORLNG, REDUCE THE NUMB[R OF TIE GAMES LINEBACKER JIM FRASER fROM KANSAS CITV IN HAS SA 10 HE PLANS "TO LEAVE FOOTBALL COM- AND GIVE THE N£W CUSTOMERS IN TH£ EXPANDED AN UNCA~NY BIT Ot CLAIRVOYANCE THE fORMER PLETELY." BIG LEAGUE A LOT MORE TO CHEER ALL-AFL DEFENDER WAS JOHNNY-ON-THE-SPOT WHEN A WINNING TICKET ON A LONG SHOT WHEREVER CAPTAIN TOM ADDISON WAS INJURED HALfWAY NEW YORK (UFI)--lHE OPPOSING COACHES fOR HE 15. THROUGH THE CAMPAIGN. THE JANUARY 15TH SUPER BOWL CLASSIC AT Los AN OfFICIAL DESIGNATED TO COLLECT SIGNED HOLOVAK ALSO FURNISHED THE LEAGuE WITH ITS ANGELES Il.R[ PREPARING FOR THAT GAME THE SCORECARDS OF ALL GOLf CONTESTANTS AT MAJOR SCORING CHAMPION, GINO CAPPELLETTI. A DE NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE CHAMPION GREEN BAY TOURNAMENTS TO AVOID SILLY DISQUALIFICATIONS FENSIVE BACK TURNED FLANKER, CAPPELLETTI PACKERS WILL WORK OUT AT GREEN BAY THROUGH SUCH AS THE INCIDENT INVOLVING DOUG SANDERS WON ~IS fIrTH TITLE IN SIX SE~SONS. FRIDAY AND LEAVE fOR THE WEST COAST SUNDAY LAST SEASON. OR MONDAY lUrSDAY PHIUR COACH VINCE. LOM PLENTY OF SNOW FOR SKIERS? NO SNOW FOR WORLD ~KI CUP B~RDI AND KANSAS C,TY COACH HANK STRAM £X- FOOTBALLERS, PLENTY OF WIND rOR SAILORS? ADE~BOOEN, SWITZERLAND {UPI)~-THE WORLD'S CHANGED GAME FILMS. NONE FOR SPORTS THAT COULDN'T CARE LESS, TOP SKIERS WILL CONVERGE IN THE BERNtSE RAIN FOR LAWNS, GARDENS AND fARMS? BUT NONE OBERLAND NEXT WEEK FOR A SERIES OF RACES RENO (UPI)--RENO AND LAKE TAHOE GAMBLERS ON THE DAY OF A BIG GAME UNLESS IT HAPPENS COUNTING TOWIl.ROS THE NEWLY-CREATED WORLD SKI TODAY MADE THE GREEN BAY PACKERS 13-POINT TO FALL ON HOUSTON'S ASTRODOME CUP. FAVORITES FOR THEIR SUPER BOWL GAME AGAINST THE WORLD CUP IS DESIGNED TO HONOR THE THE KANSAS CITY CHIEFS ON JAN 15. ST. LOUIS {UPI)--THE ST. LOUIS HAWKS RE SEASON'S STEADIES1 PERFORMER. FRENCH AND THE SPREAD WAS SET AS LITTLE AS EIGHT PORTEDLY ARE fOR SALE OWNER BEN KERNER'S ~USTRIAN SKIERS ARE EXPECTED TO EMERGE ~S POINTS BY SOM[ (ASTERN ODOSMAKERS, BUT HEALTH IS A FACTOR IN THE DECISION, SAID WINrlERS. JEAN-CLAUDE KILLY, GEORGES MAUOUIT, LOCAL GAMBLERS SAID 13 SEEMED LOGICAL THE TEAM'S GUY PERILLAT (ALL FRANCE)~ KARL SCHRANZ, HEINl MESSNER AND GERHARD NENNING COMPLETELY Hatlo's They'll Do It Every Time ® DOMINATE THE fiRST-RATINGS BAS[D ON LAST YEAR'S PERFORMANCES. WHlW.MY O~P'T -GLlBLIP THE EN WATCH WHAT HAPPENS IN THE LADIES DE~ARTMENT, CANADA'S NANCY SPORTSCASTER CITES A WHEN THE BALL COMES DOWN GREE NE 8ROK[ I NTO THE AUSTR I AN-FRENCH PHA PLAYER WHO NEVER FUMBLES'" LANX. SHE IS RATEO No. I IN THE LADIES SLALOM, ALONG WITH MARIELLE GOITSCHEL, Of FRANCE. BOXING NEWS NEW YORK (UPI)--WELTERWEIGHT CHAMPION CURTIS COKES AND JUNIOR MIDDLEWEIGHT CHAMP KIM K I SOD OF SOUTH KOREA SHARE" f I GHT(R OF-THE-MONTH HONORS BY THE WORLD BOxiNG ASSOCIATION AMONG THE HEAVYWEIGHTS, ERNIE ANE.WERS TERRELL IS RECOGNIZED AS CHAMPION AND CASSI US CLAY IS THE TOP CONTENDER, rOLLOWED BY 9-tl uOl:.lUUl'lllA\ VJ dl'l;>UOldullIlP ~'Il 1"1)1 1nq S 528 ADVANCES, r40 DECIL'INES AND 190 UNCHANGED. WOUNDED. > PREPARE fRESHMAN REPUBLICANS fOR THE fORTH~ THE AMEX INDEx CLOSED 21 CENTS HIGHER AT THE LAST WEEK'S CA~UALTIES SENT THE DEATH COMING SESSION or COHGRESS AND TO COACH THE~ $14.91. VO~UME TOTAl[O 2,370,860 SHARES COM TOLL fOR THE Y(~R SOARING OVER THE 5.000 ON HOW TO 8E RE-ELECTED TWO YEARS HENCE PARED TO YESTERDAY'S VOLUME Of 1,824,750 MARK COMPARED WITH A TOLL Of 1,350-KILLED CHAIRMAN BOB WILSON, CALI~, Of THE REPua. SHARES. THE PREVIOUS YEAR, WHEN U.S. ARMED ~ORCES LICAN CONGRESSION~L eAMPAIGN EOMMITTEE TOLD STRENGTH IN VIET NAM TOTALED AROUND 200,000 THEM THEY ~I~l BE GIVEN A $2,000 ANNUAL PUB- (CONTINUED "ROM SY THE EkD Of 1965. ~IC RE~ATIONS ALLOWANCE HOOVER PAGE ONE) THE MONEy IS EARMARKED LARGELY TO fiNANCE HE SAID THEIR ATTEMPTS TO EXPLOIT DIVISIONS PAS~PORT OATH HELD PREPARATION AND DISTRIBUTION OF NEWSLETTERS AMONG CIVIL RIGHTS LEADERS WAS EVIDENCED BY WITHOUT LEGAL BAbl~ , TO CONSITtTUENTS AND THE ~RESHMEN WERE URGEP INCREASING CHARGES O~ POL ICC aRUTALITY ~ASHINGTON (UPI)--THE STATE DEPARTMENT TO USE IT "THIS IS A TERM WHICH COM~UNIST PROPAGAND SAID TODAY THAT AN OATH OF ALLEGIANCE RE WILSON PREDICiEO THAT NO MORE THAN TEN ISTS HAVE BEEN USING SINCE THE DAYS OF SACCO QUIRED Of U.s. PASSPORT APPLICANTS ROUGHCY , PERCENT OF THE_59 NEW GOP MEMBERS WILL 8E VANZETTI, BUT MORE RECER[~Y_lT HAS GAINED CO~ SINCE THE CIVI~ WAR HAS NO lEGAL BASIS. DEFEATEO IN 1968 IF THEY HEfJD THE ADVICE SIOERABLE ACCEPTANCE PRIMARILY BECAUSE COM THE SPOKESMAN S~ID THE DEPARTMENT DECIDEO GIVEN BY THEIR SENIORS IN THE "SURVIVA~ MUNIST AGITATORS REPEATED IT INCESSANTLY UN IT HAD NO LEGAL AUTHORITY fOR THE OATH AND COURSE IN A HOSTILE ENVIRONMENT." TIL IT WAS PICKED UP AND USED INCESSANTLY av THAT IT WILL ISSUE PASSPORTS EVEN TO PEO MANY ABOUT THE NATION WHO SHOULIiI KNOW BETTER," PLE WHO REfUSE TO SIGN IT. ITT-ABC MERGER TO BE PROBED HOOVER SAID. COMMUNIST USE or THE CIVIL THE OATH SAYS "I 00 SOLEMNLY SWEAR W~SH'NGTON (UPI)--THE MERGER O~ THE IN RIGHTS MOVEMENT IS A BASIC TACTIC TO CREATE (OR AftIRM) THAT I WILL SUPPORT AND DE~END TERNATIONAL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH CORP AND EXPLOIT CLASS STRUGGLES, THE FBI CHIEF THE CONSTITUTION Of THE UNITED STATES (ITT) AND THE AMERICAN BROADCASTING Co SAID. AGAINST ALL ENEMIES FOREIGN AND DOM'ST~C, (ABC) MAY BE IN.ESTIGATEO BY TWO CONGRESSIO~ HOOVER ALSO WARNED THAT THE COMMUNISTS WERE THAT' WILL SEAR TRUE fAITH A~D ALLEGIANCE AL COMMITTEES, REP. SILVIO P CONTE, (REP. INCREASING THEIR INVOLVEMENT IN CA~PUS DIS TO THE SAME 1 AND THAT I TAKE THIS OBLIGA MASS.), SAID TODAY. ORDERS. THIS, HE SAIO, HAS ALLOWED THE PARTY TION fREELY, WITHOUT ANY MENTAL RESERVATION SILVIO, A ~EMBE~ OF THE HOUSE SELECT COM "T0 IN~LUENCE THE MINOS O~ MANY YOUNG PEOPLE OR PURPOSE Of EVASION, SO HELII",ME Goo." MITTEE ON SMALL BUSINESS, REPORTED THAT ON COLLEGE CAMPUSES THROUGHOUT THE NATION." THOUGH THE SPOKESMAN SAIO THE NEW POLICV COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN JOSEPH LEvINS, (OEM. THE SCOPE of THE PARTY'S COL~eGE ACTIVliy, 'WAS ADOPTED ~SEVERAL YEARS AGO, IT HAS NOT TENN 1, HAO PROMISED THAT THE MERGER wOULD HOOVER SAID, WAS EVIDENCED BY ITS PLAN TO RECEIVED MUCH ATTENTION UNTIL RECENTLY ! BE CONS I OEREO ~OR A POSS I BU: "fULL SCALE LEAO A STUDENT STRIKE ON CAMPUSES ACROSS THE WHEN THE STATE DEPARTMENT TUMBLEO INTO SOME INVESTIGATION." NATION THIS SPRING. HE SAID IT WAS THE COM CONfUSION ON THE ISSUt SEN. WAYNE MORSE, (DEM.-ORE.), WHO HAS HUNISTS· GOA~ TO HAVE MALF A MILLION STUDENTS IN NOVEMBER, THE DEPARTMENT ORDERED THE BITTERLY ATTACKED THE MER~ER, ALREADY HA' PART I CIIP.ltTE. OATH DELETED fROM THE APPLICATION BLANK. ASKED THE SENATE SUBCOMMITTEE ON SMALL Bus A~THOUGH THE fBI MAS COME UNDER COHSIDERA IN DECEMBER, IT REVOKED THIS ORDER, APPAR· INESS MONOPOLY TO INVESTIGATE THE ABC TAKE t~~E ~IRE fOR ELECTRONIC EAVESDROPPING J HOOV~R ENTLY RE~LECTING A POLICY DISPUTE. OVER 13Y ITT THt: MERGER'\WAS APPROVED LATE L:ADE NO MENTION Of IT IN HIS REPORT TO CLARK. SO THE OATH STAYS, BUT NO ONE HAS TO ~AST YEAR HOURGLASS PAGE 7 RELE~SED PRISONERS CRASH SURVIVOR~ RESCUED REAGAN MAKE~ DEBUT "DEAD" DIVE.f< E.XHUME.D TELL STRANGE T~lE LEADVILLE, COLO. (UPI)--AN ILLI A~ BUDGET TRIMMER INGLEWOOD, CALif. (UPI)--GEORGE LONG BINH, SOUTH VIET NAM (UPI)- NOIS rAMILY OF FOUR ANO A DENVER SACRAMENTO (UPI)--REPUBLICAN Gov. fREDERICK KNOOP, 34, WHO WAS DE Two AMERICAN CIVILIAN ENGINEERS PILOT WHO CRASHED ON 14,037-FOOT RONALD REAGAN, OETAILIN~ HIS CLARED LEGALLY DEAD AfTER HE DIS WHO WE~L RELEASEO BY TH£ COMMUNISTS MT. SHERMAN WEST OF FAIRPLAY, COLD, "CREATiVE SOCIETY" PLEDGED 10011.'1' T( APP£~R£O WHILE SCUBA DIVING NEAR AfTE~ SEVEN MONTHS IN CAPT I VI TY, YESTERDAY WERE RESCUED BY A HELI "SQUE[Z[ .... ND CUT .NO lR.llt GOVE:RN LAS VEGAS, NEV., NEARLY THREE SAID TODAY THEY LITERALLY HAD TO COPTER TODAY, MINU\rS eErORE THE MENT SPENDING IN THE NATION'S MOST YEARS AGO, HAS BEEN DISCOVERED SING fOR THEIR FREEDOM. PEAK WAS HIT BY A VICIOUS SNOWSTORM POPULDUS STATE ALIYE HERE ANO ARRESTED BY INGLE "WE SANG 'JINGL.E BELLS,' 'WILD fiRST REPORTS rROM ST. VINCENT'S "TtlE TI~E HAS COME FOR uS TO Dr WOOD POLICE. IRISH ROSE,' ANYTHING W£ THOUGHT HOSPITAL AT LEADVILLE INDICATED CIDE WHETHER COLLECTIVELY WE CAN OFrlCERS SAID KNOOP, PICKED UP Of," SAID THOMAS SCALES, 45, O. THAT ALL FI VE SU~VI VORS Of THE CRASH ArrORO EVERYTHING AND ANYTHING WE ON AN INFORMANTtS TIP, HAD SEEN MATAHORAS, PA WERE IN GOOD CONDITION ONE REPORT THINK or SIMPLY BECAUSE WE THINK OF USING THE NAME JOHN L. DEVILANO THEY HAD TO SING TO CONVINCE EDLY SUffERED A BROKEN ARM AND IT," REAG,1IN SAID IN A rOIlMAL INAUG~ SINCE H[ ALL[DGELY rAKED HIS THEIR VIET CONG CAPTORS THEY HAO A FRACTU~ED RIBS ANOTHER WAS SAID TO URjI,L ADDR(SS DROWNING IN LAKE MEAD ON MARCH 27, "GOOD ATTHUO(" .- A REQUIREMENT HAVE SUSTAINED MINOR INJURIES "TH!: TIME H,o,S COME TO RUN ,0, CH(C. 1964, HIS WifE COLLECTED $10,000 .OR THEIR RELEASE. THE WRECKAGE or THE PRIVATE PLANE TO SE E I r ALL THE SdW I C(S GOVERN ON A DOUBLE INDEMNITY POLICY, RE SCALES AND ROBERT MONAHAN, 41, WAS SPOTTED BY A CIVIL AIR PAT~OL MENT PROVIDES WERE IN A~5WER TO TURNED TO HER HOME IN CrDUI FALLS, O. BELLPO~T, N.Y., WERE BROUGHT TO SEARCH PILOT SHORTLY AFTER DAYBREAK DEMANDS OR W[~E ~UST GOODIES DREAM IOWA, AND REMARRIEO. THE 93RO EVACUATION HOSPITAL HERE AND A PUBLIC SERVICE CO. or COLO ED UP FOR OUR SUPPOSED B£.TTERMENT " AT THE TIME or HIS SUPPOSED AfTER A SI~-DAY TREK THROUGH THE RADO HELICOPTER NEARBY LANOtD AND REAGAN, WHO TOOK OFFICE ON THE DROWNING KNOOP AND HIS WirE, JANICE JUNGLES fROM AN UNDISCLOSED PRISON P1CKED UP TWO OF THE FIVE OCCUPA~TS lAST STROKE OF MIDNIGHT MONDAY, WERE LIVING WITH THEIR TWO CHILD CAMP or THE ILL-FATED PLANE THE HELI OUTLINED A DETAILED RE-TRENCHING REN IN L~s VEGAS, WHERE HE WAS EM THEY SAID THE COMMUNISTS GAVE COPTER rLEW THE TWO TO THE HOSPITAL or STATE SPENOING IN A SPEECH PRE PLOYED AS A MACHINIST THEM A WARM SENDDrf WHICH IIIICLUDED IN LEADVILLE AND RETU~NED fOR THE PARED rOR DELIVERY ON THE fRONT WHEN HE WAS ARRESTEO LAST WEEK A PARTY WITH "LICORICE-TYPE WHIS OTHER THREE IT TOOK OfF WITH THE PORTICO or THE CALlrORN'A CAPITOL END, THE Six-rOOT, 220-POUND KNOOP KEY" AND A PRICELESS GifT -- A OTHE~5 AS THE PEAK WAS BECOMING EN AS PA~T OF A COLO~FUL INAUGURAL WAS LIVING WITH A YOUNG WOMAN WHO CERTlfICAT~ GRANTING THEM IMMUNITY VELOPED BY A SNOWSTORM CEREMONY TOLD POLICE SHE HAD M~RRIED HIM fROM RECApTURE FOR 15 DAYS THE HELICOPTER WAS PllOT~D BY HIS R~MARKS WERE AIMED BOT~ AT LAST MONTH AND KNEW HIM ONLY AS FREED WITH THEM WAS THE WIDOW or BOB GREENE AND THE CO-PilOT WAS THE VOTERS WHO GAVE HIM A LANDSLIDE DE II I LAND A FILIPINO EMPLOYEE OF AIR AMERICA OLIE LARSON BOTH ARE FROM DENVER. VICTORY OVER TWO-TERM DEMOCR~TIC DETECTIVES SAID KNOOP MOVED TO WHO REfUSED REPEATED OFrE~S OfmE~ A GROUND PARTY WAS 200 YARDS fROM Gov. EOMUND G. BROWN LAST NOVEMBER INGLEWOOD ABOUT TWO YEARS AGO AND DOM U"IllL !,ER HUSBAND'S DEATH THE WR[CK~G[ OF THE PLANE WHEN THE AND AT THE DEMOCRATIC-CONTROLLED WAS LIVING O~LY A fEW SLOCKS fROM BOTH AM£RICANS LOOKED DRAWN AND CRASHED AIRCRAfT WAS SPOlTED r~OM LEGISLlr.TURf HIS SISTER AND MOTHER, BOTH OF HAGGARD BuT WERt IN HIGH SPIRITS THE AIR THE HELICOPTER RESCU[ TOOK HE STARTED BY CONCEDING THAT WHOM BELIEVED HIM DEAD, AS THEY TOLD NEWSMEN OF THEIR OR LESS THAN AN HOUR, THE ROAD AHEAD WOULO BE DIFFICULT THE INVESTIGATORS SAID THEY DEAL IN CO~MUNIST CAPTIVITY RESCUE PARTIES WERE FRUSTRATED IN "AND LET THERE BE NO MISTAKE PRESENTLY WERE TRYING TO DETERMINE MONAHAN LOST ABOUT 75 Of HIS 215 ATTEMPTS TO REACH THE CRASH SCENE ABOUT THIS, WE HAVE COME TO A KNOOP'S MOTIVE IN STAGING THE POUNDS; A~o SCALES WAS DOWN TO 122 LATE Y(STERDAY BY 8o-M1LE PER HOU~ CROSSROAO -- A TIME OF DECISION - ELABORATE HOAX AN INSURANCE I N fROM 16) POUNDS fROM THEIR PRISON WINDS, 20-FOOT SNOW DRifTS AND SUB AND THE PATH WE FOLLOW TURNS AWAY VESTIGATOR IN LAS VE~AS SAID H[ THE COLUMN MOYI~G ALONG A JUNGLE THEY WILL RETURN IT IF THEY DECIDE HIS No I PROMISE, As A RESULT j HE HIM ON IT TRAIL AND OPENED rlRE NOT TO fREE YOUNG WORThAM," LAMAN SAID, THE DErlCIT FOR THE FISCAL SHORTLY 8£rORE THE HOlID~YS GREEN SCALES SAID H[ AND MONAHAN SAW SA ID Y[~R BlGINNI~G JULY I COULD REACH HAD .N IDEA HE DECIDED TO GET AN U S AI~ R~IQS EVERY DAY HE SAID HE HAD BeEN TO~D THAl THE $75 MILLION INT[RCEPT OPERATOR ON HIS OLD NUM· MILITARY INTELLIGENCE OFFICERS STATE DEPARTMENT DID NOT THINK THE R£AGAN 5AI0 TH< STATE WOULD RAISE BE~ WHEN YOU CALLED HIS OLD NUMBER PRrVENTED THEM FROM TELLING THE MONEY WOULD 6t RETURNED IF IT IS TAXES ONLY" If IT BECOMES CLEAR SHE WAS SUPPOSED TO SWiTCH THE CAL.L LOCATION or THEIR PRISON CAMPS OR SENT TO RUSSIA THAT ECUNOMIES ALONE CANNOT BALANCE TO HIS NEW NUMBER MANY DETAILS ABOUT THEIR fELLOW T!n BUDGET" ADMINISTRATION SOURCES BUT THIS WEEK A ~[PORT£Fl TRIEO CAPTIVES BIG QUAKE HIT~ MONGOLIA ALREAQY HAVE MADE IT CLEAR THAT TO C~LL HIM THE REPORTE~ ASKED THEY SAID T~(Y WERE fiRST TA~EN Moscow (UPI)--A POWERrUL EARTH NEW TAXES WILL BE NEEDEO. HEW INfORMATION FOR INFORM~TION AT TO A SMALL (~MP AND THEN MOVED TO QUAKE ROCKED A MOUNT~'N R~N~E TODAY R[AGA~ TOUCHED ON 'ACADEMIC FRL[- T~[ STATISTICS CENTER A LARGER ONE WITH ABOUT TEN OR IN COMMUNIST MONGOLIA IN CENTR,oL DO~' ~T l~l UNIVERSITY or CALlrOR- THE INfORMATION OPERATOR REfERRED TWELVE OTHER PRISONERS ASIA BETWEEN RUSSIA AND CHINA, NIA'S BERI<;ELEY CAMPUS BY SAYING IT HIM TO A "LOCATOR" WHO RETURNED VICENTE GAtA AND HIS WirE OPHELIA REPORTS FROM THE MONGOLI~N MONTE WAS NOT I< VIOLATION or INDIVIDUAL HIM TO AN OPERATOR WHO SENT HIM WERE BROUGIH INTO THE BIG C/IMP SAME NEWS AGENCY SAID THE QUAKE HAD RIGHTS 10 INSIST THAT THOSE UN- TO ANOTHLR LOCATOR. WHO GAVE HIM A ABOUT A MONTH LATER GAZA, ~ FILI CAUSED NO CASUALTIES THE MO~~OLIAN WILLING TO ABIDE BY CAMPUS RULES NUMBER WHICH ANSWERED AND SAID PINO) WAS C~PTUR[D LAST JUNE 24 REPORTS WERE CARRIED BY THE SOVIET "SHOULO crT THEIR EDUCATION ELSE- "MR G>lE:EN ISN'T IN THIS OFfiCE 11 BY GUER~llLA5 WHO OFfEREO TO LET NEWS AGENCY TASS WH ER E, " ANY MO"l MRS GAlA GO BUT SliE RErUSEO. TASS REPORTS OF MONTESAME DIS HE CONDlMNED MOB VIOLENCE AND THL ~EPORJER WAS ~IV[~ ANOTHER GAlA DILD ON DEC 30 AND ONLV PATCHES ARE AMONG THE r[w M[ANS or PLEDGED TO "I\CT fIRMLY AND QUICKLY NUMO[R, W~ICH DIDN'T ANSWER. SO KE THEN 010 SHE LEAVE NEXT D/l.Y WITH GETTING INFORMATION FROM MONGOLIA. TO P~T DOWN RIOT OR INSURRECllON TRIED II~AINJ THIS T1J.(E USING MR. MONAHAN AND SCALES SHE WAS TU~NED THE SOYIETS 00 NOT NORMALLY CARRY WHEREVER liND WHENEVER THE SITUATION GREEN'S NAME. BACK TO THE LOCATOR, OVER TO THl PHILIPPINE C,VIL ACTION MUCH NEWS ABOUT DISASTERS, EVEN REQUIRES " WHO GAVE HIM ANOTHER LOCATO~'S UNIT AT Mu~N Loc) ABOUT 40 MILES WHEN HEAVY LOSS OF LifE IS INVOLVED. NUMBER) WHICH OIONtT ANSWER BACK WEST Of SA IGON MONTES~ME SAID THE LARGEST StlOCK MU~COVITES TELL TALES TO THE INrORMATION OPERATOR, WHO SCALES S~IO HE AND MONAHAN CAME /IT 8 15 AM MONGOLIAN TIME TO- - Mosc.ow (UPI )--THREE SOVIET NEWS- SAID "DIONtT YOU JUST CALL A "THOUGHT or ESCAPING [VE~Y PLACE DAY ANa WAS CENTERED IN THE HANGAY MEN EXPELLED FROM COMMUNIST CHINA ~INUTt AGO?" wt ',,(R( AT BuT IT .. AS lIoII'OSSIBL£ - MOUIHAltlS IN WESTERN MONGOliA SII