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WL. 7 NO. 3138 KWAJALEIN I MARSHALL ISLANDS M6NOAY} OCTOBER 24, 1966 WASHINGTON (UPI}--BARRY M. GoLDWATER, 1964 GOP PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE, SAID TODAY VIET CONG TERRORISTS CONTINUE THE NOVEM8ER ELECTION OUTLOOK IS VERY PROM ISI~G FOR THE REPUBLICANS, PARTICULARLY IN ATTACKS TO INFLUENCE SUMMIT THE GUB!RNATORIAL RACES. SAIGON (UPI)--NoRTH VIETNAMESE rORCES ATTACKED A U.S. MARINE REGIMENTAL HEADOUARTERS THE rORMER ARIZONA SENATOR TOLD A NEWS JUST SOUTH OF THE DEMILITARIZED lONE TODAy AND HIT ANOTHER KEY AMERICAN POSITION IN TH£ CONFERENCE HE THOUGHT THE GOP WOULD PICK UP ~ORTHERN PROVINCES WITH MORTAR rIRE. Two U.S. HELICOPTERS TRYING TO PICK UP INJURED MA SEVEN GoVERNORSHIPS, 40 TO 45 SEATS IN THE RINES CRASHED IN HEAVY ~ONSDON RAINS. HOUSE AND TWO IN THE SENATE. VIET CONG AGENTS, PRESSING A TERROR CAMPAIGN TIMED TO COINCIDE WITH THE MANILA SUMMIT HE 010 NOT SPECIFY THE SEATS HE THOUGHT CONFERENCE, ASSASSINlrED TWO OFFICIALS IN A MEKONG DELTA VILLAGE AND MINEO A BUS ON A HIS PARTY WOULD WIN, BUT HE DID INDICATE ROAD IN THE NORTH NEAR THE ANCIENT IMPERIAL CA',TAL OF HUE. THAT HE CONSIDERED THE ODDS IN ITS FAVOR IN GoVERNMENT SPOKESMEN SAID 15 VIETNAMESE CIVILIANS WERE KILLED AND 20 INJURED WHEN A THE IMPORTANT RACES IN CALIFORNIA, ILLINOIS, BUS STRUCK A COMMUNIST-PLANTED MINE TODAY ON A RURAL ROAD SOUTH or THE U.S. MARINE BASE MONTANA, AND MICHIGAN. HE ALSO INDICATED HE AT DoNG HA ABOUT 440 MitES NORTH OF SAIGON. EXPECTED TO RETURN TO THE SENATE IN FUTURE. THE COMMUNISTS LOBBED 30 TO 40 MORTAR ROUNDS INTO THE OUTPOST OF THE 7TH REGIMENT UNDER COVER OF" RAIN AND DARKNESS. THE LEATHERNECKS ANSWERED THE fIRE WITH MORTAR ROUNDS OF THEIR RIOTING MARS MANILA SUMMIT; OWN, WESTMORELAND ASKS MORE MtN Two MARINE HELICOPTERS CALLED IN TO PICK UP MANILA (UPI)--THE WORST ANTI-AMERICAN RIOTING OF PRESIDENT JOHNSON'S FAR EAST TOUR WOUNDED LOST THEIR BEARINGS IN THE ORIVING ERUPTED TODAy OUT$IOE THE CHIE' EXECUTIVE'S HOTEL ArTER HE ISSUED A NEW PLEA FOR PEACE RAIN. ONE CRASHED INTO A MOUNTAINSIDE AND IN SOUTHEAST ASIA AT THE OPENING SESSION or THE MANILA SUMMIT CoNFERENCE ON VIET NAM. THE OTHER PLUMMETED INTO A RIVER. A THIRD A MOB OF ABOUT 3,000 ASIAN STUDENTS CLASHED WITH POLICE IN FRONT 0. THE MANILA HOTEL, CHOPPER SAFELY REACHED THE POST. WHERE JOHNSON AND THE OTHER HEADS OF GOVERNMENT ATTENDING THE SEVEN-NATION SUMMIT ARE AMERICAN SPOKESMEN SAID CASUALTIES IN THE STAYING. FISTS Fl.EW AND AT LEAST SEVEN GUNSHOTS RANG OUT AS 150 pOLice AND ARMY TROOPS MORTAR ATTACK AND HELICOPTER CRASKES WERE BATTLED THE DEMONSTRATORS. "LIGHT." ABOUT 12 HOURS EARLIER, THE PRESIDENT TOLD HIS ASIAN COLLEAGUES AT THE fIRST SESSION ABOUT AN HOUR LATER, OTHER COMMUNIST TROOPS OF' THE SUMMIT HE HOPED THEIR DELIBERATIONS WOULD pROVIDE "NEW F'UEl" FOR THE CAUSE OF SENT 15 MORTAR ROUNDS INTO A UNIT OF THE PEACE IN SOUTHEAST ASIA." ARMY'S 173RO AIR80RNE BRIGADE GUARDING THE GEN. WILLIAM C. WESTMORELAND, U.S. MILI HIGH COURT WILL HEAR PERIMETER or THE SPRAWLING DA NANG AIR BASE TARY CoMMANDER IN VIET NAM, GAVE THE SUMMIT NORTH 0. SAIGON. CAsuaLTIES IN THAT ATTACK pARTICIPANTS A TOUGH-TURKEY MILITARY BRIEr DEMONSTRATORS' CASE WERE ALSO DESCRIBED AS 'LIGHT." ING AND REPORTEDLY TOLD THEM MORE ALLIED WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE SUPREME COURT TODAY U.S. SPOKESMEN IN SAIGON MEANWHILE REPORT TROOPS WOULD BE NEEDED TO WIN THE WAR. AGREED TO REVIEW THE CONVICTION 0. 17 ANTI ED AMERICAN PLANE' WERE BeTHE~ED BY MONSOON JOHNSON SPOKE LAST AND TRIED HIS BEST TO V,ET NAM OEMONSTRATORS F'OR HOLDING A STREET WEATHE~ OVER NORTH VIET NAN YESTERDAY ANO AVOID ANY SUGGESTION THAT HE IS DOMINATING RALLY IN TIMES SQUARE ON AUG. 8, 1964. WERt ABLE TO rLY ONLY 51 MISSIONS. THE SUMMIT, DECLARING HE CAME TO MANILA THE COURT WILL SCHEDULE ARGUMENTS LATER (CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHTJ AS "AN EQUAL AMONG EQU"LS TO SHARE WITH THIS TERM ON THE CONTENTION THAT MEMBERS OF rRIENDS AND ALLIES OUR PROBLEMS, OUR PLANS THE SO-CALLED "MAY 2ND MOVEMENT", ORGANIZED AND OUR HOPES." AT YALE UNIVERSITY, WERE CONVICTED IN VIO ATTENDING THE aUMMIT WITH JOHNSON ARE LATION Of ~Hf t~~ ,AMENDMENT 9UA~ANT~£ Ot THE LEADERS OF SOUTH VIET NAM, SOUTH KOREA> THE RIGHT TO P£ACErULLY EXPRESS POLITICAL THE PHILIPPINES, AUSTRALIA, NEW ZEALAND DISSENT. OPINION SURVEy RELEASED TODAy SHOWS THAT MORE AND THAILAND. THE NE~ YORK ApPEALS CoURT UPHELD THE CON- AND MORE AMERICANS ARE BECOMING WORRIED ABOUT (CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHT) VICTIONS ON JUNE 2 OF THIS YEAR. ONE JUOGE INrLATION AND HAYE HAD TO CUT BACK T~ MAKE DISSENTED, SAYING "A FUNDAMENTAL RIGHT WAS eOTH ENOS MEET. MART BOYCOTT SPREADS SUPPRESSED UNDER CUISE 0. PRESERVING ORDER." THE SURVEY, CONDUCTED EARLIER THIS MONTH BY SEVEN OF THE DEMONSTRATORS HAD BEEN SEN- OPINION RESEARCH CORP. OF PRINCET~NJ FOR THE WITH MIXED RESULTS TENCED TO PAY A rlNE or $25 OR SPENO rIVE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF MANUFACTURERS, SHOWS CHICAGO (UPI)--A PETTICOAT REBELLION DAYS IN JAIL. THE REST RECEIVED SUSPENDED THAT 84 PERCENT OF THOSE INTERYIEWEO SAID AGAINST HIGH .000 PRICES SPREAD THROUGH MANY SENTENCES. THEy WEIFE "CONCERNEO" ABOUT INrLATION AND 67 TOWNS AND CITIES IN THE NATIO~ TODAY. IRATE THE CoURT DECISION CAME IN A LIGHT DAy BE- PERCENT SAID THEY HAVE BEEN HURT By RISING HOUSEWIVES -- AND AN OCCASIONAL UNHAPPY MALE FORE IT WAS RECESS EO rOR TWO WEEKS. COSTS. ONE-THIRD SAID THEY WERE WORSE orF PURCHASER -- BOYCOTTED GROCERIES AND SUPER IN THE ONLY OTHER SIGNlrlCANT ACTIONS, THE rlNANCIALLY THAN A YEAR AGO. MARKETS OR SET UP CRASSROOTS ORCANIZATIONS CoURT. PARTICULARLY vOCAL WERE HOUSEWIVES. SIXTY- TO SPARK "DON'T BUY" CAMPAIGNS. --AGREED TO HEAR AN APPEAL OF HUNDREDS 0. ONE PERCENT INTERVIEWED SAID RISING PRICES SOME or THE MOVEMENTS TO BRING DOWN rOOD JAPANESE-AMERICANS WHOSE LIFE SAVINGS WERE HAVE FORCED THEM TO CHANGE THEIR 'OOD~SHOP PRICES, INCLUOING THE "BEANS~TO-BACON" BOY CONFISCATED BY THE GOVERNMENT DURING WORLD PING HABITS. COTT or SUPERMARKETS IN DENVER, AND AN IN WAR I I. THE SAvINGS STILL HAVE NOT BEEN RE- "IT'S KINO or TOUGH," SAIO ONE WOMAN IN THE CIPIENT BOYCOTT AT SPOKANE) WAS~., RAN AFOUL TURNED. SOUTH. "WHEN YOU GO TO THE GROCERY YOU JUST or OISSENSION WITHIN THE RANKS OF THE PRO (CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHT) DON'T HAVE ANYTHING TO BRING OUT." TESTING HOUSEWIVES. "I LOOK rOR THINGS TO TAKE THE PLACE 0. HoUSEWIVES IN WASHINGTON, D.C., AND ITS SPE HELD COMPETENT OTHER TH INGS," A WOMAN IN THE WEST SA 10. VIRGINIA AND MARYLAND SUBURBS BEGAN SETTING CH ICAGOC~ UPI )--5 IX COURT-ApPO I NTED PSY- "SOME THINGS ARE JUST TOO HIGH -- SHORTENING, UP AN ORGANIZATION TO CONDUCT A BOYCOTT or CHIATRISTS HAVE DECIDED THAT DALLAS DRI.TER rOR EXAMPLE. I CAN'T PAY $1.09. Now I'VE QUIT SUPERMARKETS. A SPOKESMAN CHARGED fHAT "AD RICKARD SPEIZl/: IS COMPETENT TO STANO TRIAL ON BUYING BUTTER." VERTISING, GAMES AND STAMPS ARE RAISING rOOD CHARGES or SLAYING EIGHT NURSES} THE CHICAGO OF THE 2,043 SHOPPERS INTERVIEWED~ MANY PRICES out OF PROPORTION," DAILY NEWS REPORTED TODAy. SAID THEY WERE BUYING CHEAPER FOODS, SUBSTI- "WOMEN ON THE WARPATH," A GROUP IN SUBURB THE NEWSPAPER SAID THE PSYCHIATRISTS CON- TUTING, AND NOW LOOK UPON .ORMER NECESSITIES AN BUFrALO, N.Y., CALLED rOR A BOYCOTT or CLUDEO AT A SECRET MEETING SATUR,AT THAT AS LUXURIES. EGGS TOMORROW AND WEDNESOAY AS AN INITIAL SPECK WAS ABLE TO COOPERATE WITH GERALD W. (CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHT) SHOW OF STRENGTH. AN ORGA~IZER SAID IT WOULD GETTY, THE CoOK COUNTY PUBLIC DEFENDER WHO VI OLENCE RE I GN I TED BE .OLLOWEO BY AN ALL-OUT BOYCOTT or ONE AM HAS BEEN ASSIGNED TO DEF"END HIM AGAINST - HERST STORE ANa PREDICTED MORE THAN 1,000 CHARGES OF' FIRST DEGREE "toROER. GRENAOA, MIss. (Up I )--AeouT 200 NEGROES WOMEN WOULD MARCH IN THE DEMONSTRATION SAT THE SIX 010 NOT COM?LETE THEIR FORMAL Rt- WERE ARRESTED TODAY DURING A NOISY DEMONSTRA- URDAY. PORT IN TIME FOR SUBMISSION TO CRIMINAL TION SPARKED BY ALLEGED HARASSMENT or NEGRO HOUSEWIVES IN TICONDEROGA AND GLENNS FALLS COURT JUDGE HERBERT C. PASCHEN AT A COURT STUDENTS AT TWO RECENTLY-INTEGRATEO SCHOOLS. N.Y., SAID THEY WOULD PICKET STORES BEGIN HEARING TODAY, THE DAILY NEWS SAID. THE NEGROES, MOST OF THEM STUDENTS, WERE NING WEDNESDAy. A HOUSEWIVES' STRATEGY MEET PASCHEN SAID THE REPORT OF THE ~SYCHIA- HERDED INTO A CONVERTED SCHOOL BUS BY CITY ING VAS CALLED IN MARIETTA, GA., FOR TOMOR TRISTS' DECISION WAS "A LITTLE PREMATURE." ANO STATE POLICE AND HAULED OFr TO JAIL. ROW. WOMEN IN ATLANTA AND DECATUR, GA., MADE PASCHEN GRANTED SPECK A CONTINUANCE UNTIL AUTHORITIES SAID THE DEMONSTRATORS, WHO WERE PLANS TO SOYCOTT CHAIN SUPERMARKETS TOMORROW Nov. 4 AT A BRIEF HEARING TODAY AT THE REM SINGING AND CHANTING OUTSIDE THE SCHOOLS, IN OPPOSITION TO GIVEAWAYS AND TRADING QUEST or GETTY. THE PUBLIC DErENDER TOLD WERE ARRESTED FOR VIOLATING A LEGAL ORPER. STAMPS. THE GEORGIA RETAIL ASSOCIATION SAID THE JUDGE HE HAD NOT RECEIVED ALL THE RE- MEANWHILE, ATTORNEYS FOR THE GRENADA MVNI~ SUCH DEVICES HELP KEEP PRICES DOWN BY EN PORts FROM THE TEAM NAMED BY PASCHEN TO EX- CIPAL SEPARATE SCHOOL DISTRICT SAID THEY LARGING SALES VOLUME. To THIS, A SPOKESMAN AMINE SPECK. WOULD ASK THE FEDERAL CoURT IN NEARBY OXFORD F"OR THE HOUSEWIVES SAID "POPPYCOCK". THE PSYCHIATRISTS WERE GIVEN THE JOB OF TO ISSUE A PRELIMINARY INJUNCTION TO BAR ",N. THE REBELLION APPEARED TO HAVE AT LEAST A DECIDING WHETHER SPECK WAS SANE ON THE MORN- TER.ER£NCE" WITH SCHOOl. OPERATIONS. LIMITED ,rFECT IN SOME AREAS. IN THE SOUTH INC OF JULY 14, WHEN THE NURSES WERE STABBED THE ATTORNEYS SAIO AN INJUNCTION HEARING WEST, TWO LARGE SUPERMARKET CHAINS -- FURRS' AND STRANGLED IN THEIR DORMITORY APARTMENT, NEXT MONDAY ~OULD BE HELP BY U.S. DISTRICT AND P,GGLY WIGGLY -- PROMISED TO LOWER PRIC AND WHETHER HE IS MENTALLY COMPETENT TO JUDGE CLAUDE CLAYTON. THE DEMONSTRATION WAS ES. FURRS' SAID IT WOULD CUT PRICES AS MUCH STAND TRIAL NOW. SPECK WAS SEIZED JULY 17 TO PROTEST THE SUSPENSION OF 287 BOYCOTTING (£ONTINUE8 eN P~E EIGHT) AFTER HE TRIED TO COMMIT SUICIDE. NEGRO STUDENTS. HOURGLASS MONDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1966 TEN CLOSEST SENATE CONTESTS ASSOCIATION OF CHICAGO PR1EbT~ WASHINGTON {UPI)--CONTESTS ~OR u.s. SENATE SEATS HAVE SHAKEN DOWN TO TEN ALMOST ["'["f NOT A UNION, ~POKE~MAN ~AY~ RACES WHICH COULO BE WON BY SUDDEN SPURTS BY CANDIDATES WHO KNOW HOW TO PACE THEMSELVES. CHICAGO (UPI)--MoRE THAN 1,300 ROMAN CATH ONLY 35 or THE SENATE'S too 5EATS WilL BE filLED THIS YEAR. THE GEOGRAPHY O~ THE SEATS OLIC PRIESTS MET TODAV AND FORMED 1HE As~ AT STAKE MAKES IT IMPOSSIBLE FOR THE R[PUBLICANS TO HOPE rOR EVEN THE MOD[ST GAINS THEY SOCIATION or CHICAGO PRIESTS (ACP). ARC~ CAN EXPECT AMONG HOUSE MEMBERS AND GOVERNORS, BUT THE PICKUP or JUST A rEW SEATS WOULD BISHOP JOHN PATRICK COOY CALLEO THE MEETING Lin GOP MORALE. "AN EPOCHAL EVENT." POLITICAL PARTY MANAGERS CAN DISAGREE ON WHICH CANDIDATES HAVE THE EDGE IN CLOSE RACES, THE PRIESTS PASSED RESOLUTIONS DEALING BUT THEY CAN AGREE THAT THE CLlrr-HANGERS SHOULD COME IN THESE STATES WITH PERSONNEL, RETIREMENT, COMMUNICATION IDAHO -- SEN. LEN B. JORDAN~ R, SEEKS RE------.------~ AND CONTINUING EDUCATION rOR THEMSELVES, EueT ION AGA I NST fORMER RtF·. RALPH R. HlI'lD- CONGRESS RECORD CALLED aUT THEY WENT TO GREAT LENGT~S TO DENY THAT lNG, D, IN A STUE WHERE A CHAOTIC GOYE.RNOR- "THE BEST IN HI~TORYIl ACP BORE ANY RESEMBLANCE 10 A LABOR UNION. SHI~ CONTEST MAY ArrECT ALL STATEWIDE CON- WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE WHITE. HOUSE CABLED "WE'RE NOT CONCERNED WITH STRIKING, WE'RE TESTS PRESIOENT JOHNSON TODAY THAT THE 89TH CON- NOT CONCERNED WITH SHOP STE~ARDS, ~E'RE NOT ILllONIS -- SEN. PAUL H. DOOGLAS, D, IS A GRESS -- THE ONE HE TERMED THE BEST IN HIS CONCERNEO WITH COLLECTIV£ BARGAINING," THE CANDIDATE rOR A fOURTH TERM AGAINST CHARl[:S ORY -- HAD A .905 "SATTING AVERAG[" IN AP REV. JOHN O.BANAHAN OF CHICAGO SAID AT A H. PERCY, ONE Of THE BRIGHT NEW fACES IN THE PRoviNG AoMINISTRATION-BACK~D BILLS. NEWS BR: I rr I NG. GOP. IN A CABLEGRAM TO MANilA, WHERE JOHNSON IS ~WE RECOGNIZE THE BISHOP's WORD (ARCH ~SSACHUSETTS -- EDWARD W. BROOKE, NEGRO ~TTENDING THE ASIAN SUMMIT CONFERENCE ON VIET BISHOP CODY) IS LAW'." ATTORNEY GENERAL, IS THE GOP CANDIDAGE ~AM, WHITE HOUSE AIDES SET FORTH A BOX SCORE THE REV. BARNABAS MARY AHERN, or SAN MEIN AGAINST rORMER DEMOCRATIC GOV. ENDICOTT PEA- HAT SHOWED CONGRESSIONAL .P~ROYAL O~ 81 OF RAD (INO.) SEMINARY, EXPRESSED fEARS IN HIS BODY. THE ONCE HEAVILY FAVORED BROOkE NOW POO ~AJOR BILLS" INITIATED AND SPONSORED" ay KEYNOTE ADDRESS THAT THE PRESS HIGHT U MIS_ RAfES AS NO BETTER THAN AN EYEN BET OR LESS HE ADMINISTRATION IN 1965-66. REPRESENT" THE MEETING AS A UNION. ~OR THE SENATE FROM IoIHICH GOP SEN. LEVERETT "THAT'S A PRETTY FAIR BATTING AVERAGE IN "WE'RE NOT AN AUTONO~OUS GROUP, W('RE NOT SALTONSTALL IS RETIRING. .NY LEAGUE," SAID LAWRENCE f. O'BRIEN J WHO AN INOEPENDENT GROUP, WE'RE NOT A HOSTILE MICHIGAN -- SEN. ROBERT P. GRI~fIN, R, ~AS JOHNSON'S LEGISLATIYE A'DE BEFORE HE GROUP," HE SAID. "WE'RE CONCERNED WITH A APPOINTED TO THE VACANCY CREATED BY THE ~AS NAMED POSTMASTER GENERAL. ~HOLE PROGRAM -- A PROGRAM THAT SEES PRIEST DEATH or SEN PAT McNAMARA, D) IS TRYING TO AT A WHITE HOUSE BRIEFING rOR NEWSM[N, AS PERSONS." RIDE Gov. GEORGE ROMNEY's COATTAILS TO VIC- O'BRIEN AND PRESIDENTIAL AIDE JOSEPH A. CALI- ARCHBISHOP CODY CHANGED HIS PLANS NOT TO TORY OVER FORMER DEMOCRATIC GOY. G. MENNEN AND JR, AGREED WITH JOHNSON'S STATEMENTS ATTEND THE MEETING AND SPOKE TO THE PRIESTS WILLiAMS. HAT THE RECORD OF THE 89TH WAS AMONG THE DURING A CLOSED-DOOR SESSION HE SAID THAT MONTANA -- SEN. LEE METCALr, D, IS FACING ~EST IN CONGRESSIONAL IiISTORY. HE WAS "PROU~' TO SEE THEIR INTEREST IN GOV. TIM BABCOCK, R. THE OUTCOME MAY DE~END IT WAS SO GOOD, SAID O-BRllN, THAT DEMO- "PROBLEMS O~ MUTUAL INTEREST." ON HOW MUCH HELP THE POPULAR SENATE DtMO- RATS WILL rARE ~ELL IN T~[ NOVEMBER EL[C- THE PRIESTS ACTUALLY STRENQTHEN SOME OF CRATIC LE~DER MIKE MANSFIELD CAN GIVE MET- IONS DESPITE TRADITIONAL TROUB~ES SUFFERED THE RESOLUTIONS THAT HAD B[EN PREPARED BY CAL~ DURING THE fiNAL TWO WEEKS Of THE CAM- BY THE MAJORITY PARTY IN O'V-YEAR ELECTIONS. THE COORDINATING COMMITTEE or THE CLERGY PAIGN. O'BRIEN DISCOUNTED THE POLITICAL ErrECT (eec), THE GROuP THAT PLANNEO THE MEETING. NEBRASKA -- AFTER 28 YEARS IN THE HOUSE Dr TWO OF THE AOMINISTRATION'S MOST NOTA8LE IN A RESOLUTION CALLINGS FOR ESTABLISHMENT AND SENATE, SEN. CARL T. CURTIS, R, IS IN" EGISLATIVE FAILURES -- THE 1966 CIVIL RIGHrs Of AN ARCHDIOCESAN PERSONNEL BOARD, THE fiGHT fOR SURVIVAL AGAINST Gov fRANK B. ~ILL AND REPEAL Of SECTION 14B O~ THE TA~T- PRIESTS VOTED TO CHANGE THE PHRASE, "BEFORE MORRISON, D. HARTL[Y LAW, KNO .... N AS THE "RIGHT-TO-WORK" A DECISION IS MADE ABOUT ASSIGNMENT, A NEW HAMPSHIRE -- SEN. THOMAS J MciNTYRE, PROV/SION. PRIEST SHOULD BE CONSULTtD,tI TO READ, "EYERY 0, SEEKS RE-ELECTION AGAINST HARRISON R. THE AOMINISTRATloN'S CIYIL RIGHTS RECORD, PRIEST SHOULD BE SERIOUSLY AND HONESTL~ THYNG, WHO RESIGNED AS AN AIR fORCE Off"ICER ~)tBRIEN SAID, 5110101(0 IlREAL PROGRESS" DESPITE CONSULTEO." AND WON A ROUGH PRIMARY CAMPAIGN THYNG IS pEfEAT OF THE CIYIL RIGHTS BILL. HE ADDEO THE PRIESTS ALSO VOTED TO RECOMMEND ESTAB THE UNDERDOG HAT A MAJORITY or CONGRESS FAVORED REPEAL OF LISHMENT O~ A RETIREMENT BOARD. THE RESOLU OREGON -- Gov. MARK HATFIELD IS THE RE- 148 AND IT TOOK A fiLIBUSTER TO DEfEAT THE TION STATED THAT PRIESTS ARE EXPECTED TO PUBLICAN CANDIDATE AGAINST REP. ROBERT B. ~EASURE. RETIRE BY THE AGE O~ 70, aUT MAY 00 SO AT DUNCAN FOR THE SEAT or RETIRING SEN. MAURINE THE TWO ADMINISTRATION SPOKESMAN ALSO THE AGE OF 65. NEUBERGER, D, IN A CONTEST REVOLVING AROUND PRAISEO CONGRESSIONAL CUTS IN SPENDING, WHICH AN ATTACHEO SET or PRINCIPLES SAID PRO HAT~IELO'S CRITICISM O~ ESCALATION IN THE ~ERE REQUESTEO BY JOHNSON AS ANTI-iNfLATtON- VISIONS SHOULD BE MADE SO THAT A PRIEST ~AY V,ET NAM WAR HATFIELD STARTED AS THE FAVOR- ~RY MEASURES "BE. ABLE TO RETIRE WITH THE OIGNIT~ BEFIT ITE, SLI~PED BACK AND THEN APPEARED TO REGAIN CALifANO NOTED THAT TH£RE WAS A TIME, SOME nNG HIS OFFICE AND THAT HE BE GI~EN THE UNTIL HE WAS EVEN OR SLIGHTLY AHEAD. ~ONTHS AGO~ WHEN THE BUOGET BUREAU'S BEST OPPORTUNITY TO EXERCISE HIS PRIESTLY fUNC TENNESSEE -- Gov FRANK CLEMENT, WHO UN- STI~ATE WAS THAt CONGRESS WOULO BOOST AP- TIONS ACCORDING TO HIS ABILITY AND CESIRE5 ff HORSED SEN Ross BASS IN THE DEMOCRATIC PRI- PROPRIATION$ BY $6 BILLION TO $8 BIL~ION OVER IT W'AS ESTIMATED THAT 80 PERCENT Of THE MARY, IS A SLIGHT fA~O~ITE OVER HOWARO BAHER HE PRESIDENT'S REQUESTS. HE GAVE NO NEW PRIESTS IN ATTENDANCE WERE SECULAR PRIESTS, JR., SON-IN-LAW OF SENATE GOP LEADER EVERETT STIMATE OF JUST WHAT ACTUAL SPENDING WOULD THAT IS, PRIESTS SERVING PARISHES. THE M. D,RKSEN. ~OTAL, BUT RECALLED THAT JOHNSON HAD PUT IT OTHERS WERE MEMBERS or RELIGIOUS ORDERS. TIiE TEXAS -- SEN JOHN TOWER, R, 15 A C~NOIDATE~T $2 BilLION TO $3 BILLION AaOVE HIS RE CHICAGO ARCHDIOCESE, THE NATION'S LARGEST FOR RE-ELECTION AGAINST ATTY. GEN WAGGONER pUESTS. WITH 2.3 MILLION MEMBERS, HAS 1437 DIOCESAN CARR; D, rOR PRESIDENT JOHNSON'S OLD SEAT. IN THEIR CABL[ TO JOHNSON, O'BRIEN AND PRIESTS ANO 1,582 RELIGIOUS ORDER PRIESTS. WYOMING -- GOV. CLIFr HANSEN, R, OPPOSES ALlfAHO CALLED THE 89TH CONGRESS, .... HICH AD- THE GROUNOS~ELL THAT LED TO TODAY'S M((T RE~. TEND RDNCALIO, 0, rOR THE SEAT OF RE- ~OURNED SATURDAY, "rABULOUS AND REMARKABLE," ING 8EGAN LAST APRIL WHEN 400 PRIESTS OlS~ T IR I NG SEN MILWARD L. SIMPSON, R. "WE SAY TH IS NOT BECAUS[ or ITS UNPRECED- CUSSED ~ORMATION OF AN ASSOCIATION. AT T~O THE SENATE IS NOW DIVIDED BETWEEN 67 OEMO- NTED PRODUCTIVITY," THEY SAID, "BUT BECAUSE HEETINGS IN JUNE, 750 PRIESTS VOTED TO ELECT CRATS ANO 33 REPUBLICANS. Or THE 35 SE~TS AT WHAT WAS PASSED HAS DEEP MEANING AND SIGNIFI 22 MEMBERS TO THE COORDINATING COMMITTEE. STAKE, THE DEMOCRATS NOW HOLO 20 AND THE RE- ANCE fOR EVERY MAN, WOMAN AHO CHILD IN THIS S,NCE THEN THE STEERING COMMITTEE OF THE PuBLICA.HS 15- THE GOP NEEDS 18 MORE TO CON- DUNTRY AND FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS." COORDINATING GROUP HAS MET ~EGULARLY WITH TROL THE SEN .. TE. THE 89TH, THEY SA 10, "WAS THE EDUCATION ARCHBISHOP CODY. MEMBERS Of THE STEERING ONGRESS .THE HEALTH CONGR(SS ••• THE CONSERV~ COMMITTEE DENIED THAT THE ASSOCIATION WAS N~VY CAPTAIN TO BE TRIED ION CONGRESS •• THE CITIES' CONGRESS ••• INDEED IN ANV WAY RELATED TO THE REV. WILLIAM H. SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)--THE U.S. NAVY AN- IT WAS THE PEOPLE'S CONGRESS. DUBAY'S ~ORMATION O~ A TRAOE UNION ON THE NOUNCED TODAY THAT IT WILL TRY A MUCH-DECO- REPEAL OF 14B WAS ~UST ONE Of SEVERAL DE- WEST COAST CALLEO "AMERICAN FEDERATION Of ~ATEO NAV~ CAPTAIN fRDN SAIGON BY GENERAL EATS SUFfERED BY ORGANIZED LABOR, WHICH PRIESTS," COURT-MARTIAL. ~OUNO UP WITH A BATTING A~~RAGE or JUST .250. HE IS CAPT ARCHIE e KUNTZE, AN ANNAPOLIS A UPI SURVEY SHOWED THAT LABOR ALSO LOST LITTLE ~UMMIT ~EEK& PEACE GR~DUATE, ~NO rORMER COMMANDING O~flC(R O~ DUT WHEN CONGRESS REfUSED TO EASE RESTRIC- NEW DELHI (UPI)--LEADERS or THREE KEY HEADQUARTERS, NAVAL SU~PORT ACTIVITY, SAIGON. ~IONS O~ PICKETING AT CONSTRUCTION SITES, AND NON-ALIGNED NATIONS TODAY COUPLED APPEALS CAPT. KUNTZE ~AS RESPONSIBLE ~OR THE SPENO-rAILEO TO A~~ROVE A JOHNSON ~LAN TO LIBERAL- rDR AN END TO THE VIET NAN WAR, WORLD 115- INC or MILLIONS Of DOLLARS INVOLVED IN THE IZE UNEMPLOYMENT BENEfiTs. ARMAMENT ANO AOMISSION Of COMMU~IST CHINA SILLETING or TROOPS AND OPERATION OF HOSPI~ OTHER MAJOR LEGISLATive LOSERS WERE TO THE UNITED NATIONS .... ITH A ~E~ DEFINITION TALS AND NAVY EXCHANGES. HE WAS KNOWN AS --A PROPOSAL BY THE fEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS O~ NOW-ALIGNMENT. "THE AMERICAN MAYOR OF SAIGON." OMMISSION TO HAilE CONGRESS RATI~Y ITS OECI- THESE WERE THE TOP SUB~ECTS DISCUSSED IN THE NAVY DID NOT EXPLAIN THE NATURt or SION TO REGULATE COMMUNITY ANTENNA TELEvISION. A COMMUNIQUE ANO PRESS CON~ERENCEJ WHICH KUNTZE'S ALLeGED ILLEGAL ACTIVITY. IT SAl D --AOIllIIIlfSTRATION ATTEMPTS TO RESTRICT THE CONCLUOED THE ~OUR-DAY "LITTLE SUMMIT" HERE. "1M OROER TO PROTECT THE INTERESTS O~ T~E AC- INTERSTATE SALE or FIREARMS THE CON~ERENCE WAS ATTENDED ~Y INDIAN PRE CU~HD,tI NO MORt INrORMATION WOULD aE GIVEN --AN ADMINISTRATION-ENDORSED elLL TO TOUGHEN MIER MRS. INDIRA GANDHI, UAR PRESIDENT Oui BErORE THE TRIAL THAN WHAT WAS CONTAINED ~HE ANTI~JOB DISCRI~INATION LAW. GAMAL ASOEL NA5SER AND YUGOSLAV PRESIDENT IN A BRIEF STATEMENT TODAY. --[~~ORTS By CONGRESSMEN TO UPSET THE SU~ JOSEP BROZ T,TO. FOUR CHARGES WERE ENUMERATED. THEY WERE PR£~E COURT'S "ONE MAN, ON£ VOTE" RULING FROM THIS MEETINGJ A NEW VERSION or NON ~ALS( TESTIMONY, VIOLATION or AN ORDER, MAK- ~HAT BOTH HOUSES or A STATE LEGISLATURE MUST ALIGNMENT EMERGED. UNDER THE NEW CRITERIA, ING orrlCIAL STATEMENTS WITH INTENT TO DE- BE APPORTIONED ON THE BASIS or POPULATION. A NATIOH WOULD BE CONSIDER[D NON-ALIGNED C[lVE, AND "CONDUCT UNBECOMING AN orrlCER ANO --SEtal( GOP LEADER EVERETT DIRKSEN-S AT- EVEN THOUGH IT BELONGED TO ONE OF THE BIG GENTLEMAN." EMPT TO "CLARifY" THE SUPREME COURT'S D(CI- BLOCS. THIS APPEARED TO PUT tRANCE IN THE THE DECISION TO TRY CAPT. KUNTZE WAS MADE SION AGAINST PRESCRIBED PRAYER AND BIBLE CATEGORY, BUT NASSER POINTED OUT THAT "IT HERE BY THE 12TN NAWA~ ~ISTRI~T, CONM_NDEB BY~E.DING IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS. IS NOT rOR US TO DECIDE WHETHER fRANCE IS REAR ADMIRAL JOHN E. CLARk, AFTER STUDYING NON-ALIGNED." ~INOINGS OF A SAIGON MILITARY BOARD O~ IHVES- SHIRLEY, ENGLAND (UPI)--FRANCIS fARROW, AS "CANAOA IS NOT ALIGNED," HE SAID, "BUT I~ TIGATION. ~IS CONTRIBUTION TO A "J(EEP OUR ROAOS CLEAN" WE GO ON ~lKE THIS ~E'LL INCLUDE ALL COUN CAPT. KUNTZE, eORN IN SHEBOYGAN, WISC., WAS AMPAIGN, ERECTED IN HIS GARDEH A LAMP~OST TRIES INCLUDING THE UNITED STATES or AMERIC~' GRADUATED BY THE ANNAPOLI!I NAVAL ACADEMY IN ~O'R THE EXCLUSIVE USE OF' HIS ,"OODLE, BRANOY. ON THE V'ET NAM WARJ THE LEADERS URGED AN 1932 HE WAS A COMBAT VEf£RAN OF BOTH WORLD IMMEDIATE END O~ BOMBING IN NORTH V'ET NAM WAR II AND THE KOREAN WAR AND HAS BEEN AWAROW SAfETY PAYS EVERYONE! WITHOUT PRECONDITIOHS. THE LEGION or MERIT, BRONZ£ STAR, PURPLE HEA~ PAGE 3 HOURGLASS .·,,,,,WA Y, OCTOBER _ >, 1966 .AroIUlJ--TO---WN~~ · ------r" MAJURO OB~ERVES U~No DAY NE~~ ARR I VAL DAY IS ONE OF THE MOST IMPOR IN EIGHT POUND-TWO OUNCE GIRL WAS BOR j U N. TANT HOLIDAYS IN MICRONESIA, IN WHICH TO LT COL L. H AND SONNY OGDEN SAT THE PEOPLE NOT ONLY CO~MEMORATE THE uRDAY, OCT, 22 AT 12:52 PM. THE BABY, A,mIVERSARY OF TkE F'OUNOING OF TH .... \~O HAS BrEN NAMED SUSI YVONNE,WAS BORN UNITED NATIONS BUT ALSO TAKE STOCK OF o,~ '..,ER S I ',-YEAR-OLD GrWTHER JAMES 1 THEIR O\JN 1::FFORTS TOWARD ACH!EVING A dIRTHOAY. SHE HAS ONE OTHER BROTHER, DEMOCRATIC SELF-GOVERNMENT vON, AGED FOUR AND A HALF. ON t-1AJURO THF DAY 15 CELEBRATED I'l CO~, OGDEN IS KTS RANGE SAFETY OFFI tlUCH THE SMIE WAY AS ANY SMALL TO":I, CER AND THE FAMILY RESIDES AT QTRS 225.: r' IU.S.!,., CELE8R.\Tt:S ITS FOURTH OF JvLY, I I !THC ENTIRE ISLAND POPULATION TURNS LTS If R(H THt: USEFUL BUT 11 TTLE l
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BVTED iO Til: [I,,,[f CHI LDPe 'J '_L J ~'< .. ~ "'fJ"- j, l/fi.iCi TI!E: ~l rJ IN A ?[RSHING I~ 8AT·ALIO~. A DflTERY BY R/~_~ r,~ C\J',T--;,TS O. rV[f''( ',{-T 8 )e.) T I ~ V' 'lD I L1. COLD 1)1"' I Nh5 ~~li') ! ,~JD \'IILL HrYE SEVERAL MISSILES, EACH ON !~,J JJST [[rO',[ ,nc', T'r "[LAY rACES \1[1':£ Tl- t [ [JAV ~f,S All U:-JUSuALL" ",v,~ ONE FOR IMPROVED ERECTOR-LAU~CHER MOUNTED ON HIGHLIC i[J ,,'( TllE THO WINNERS OF A tiAJlJPO OeCAS j ON/,L.L v TYE SKY WOULD A FLATBED SEMI-TRAILeR TRUCK. THE TWO GI;(L'S HElty ,iteL. 'f.'LW CLAI"IED D\/ICHf ,CLOUD Ov(R SLIGHTLY, CAUSING DIRE PRO SOLID PROPULSION STAGES AND THE GUID HElllE AND COL. HE,..LY rOR A F'A5T LAP !PHECIES OF' QAIN WITHIN AN HOUR'S TIME ANCE AND CONTROL SECTION WILL BE CAR ARO~~D THE COURSE. UWIGHT STARTED OUT 'WHICH, HOWEVER, rAILED TO MATERIALIZE RIED FULLY ASSEMBLED, THUS SAVING TIME WITH VIGOr-, 6UT COL. HEALY YAD GRE~TER :-- A RECORD or SORTS SINCE THIS WAS THE NOW NEEDED FOR ASSEMBLING AND RELOADING. I STAY I :JG PO\lER. Ar PiE END OF THE LAP :F'IRST DRV U N. DAY IN FIVE YEARS. THE WARHEAD S(CrION WILL BE TRANSPORTED COL HEALY'S BREATHING APPARATUS WAS AT 5 PM THE KWAJALEIN V\SI10RS DE- ON THE SAME VEHICLE, READY FOR FITTING OBVI(.JSLY IN ,tUCII BETTER AND QUIETER PARTED FOR HOME WITH LASTING MEMORIES TO COMPLETE THE MISSILE. CONDITION THAN DWIGHT'S RACES AND lor A HAPPY PEOPLE ON THEIR BEAUTIFUL THE IMPROVED PROGRAMMER TEST STATION/ CONTESTS CONT I NurD THPOUGHOUT Hie Dt,Y IIS~AND iN T~E MIDDLE OF THE PACIFIC POWER STATION, RADIO TERMINAL SET AND I T I::; DO \.tEH r-lJl I ! • : I L~ r " d L v IC CLV) CnEI'RATING THEIR OWN "FOURTH or ,NEW FIRING BATTERY CONTROL CENTER WILL ION tlt,Jur.o ;,TtY~D T !1Gtu: ,)11 ,hIS HAY JuLi. ' BE MAULED ON FIVE-TON TRUCKS.
1 v r C E f [":' ~ [ "1,' :- \. L 11~z r [r ( i"" i \ f r f. LT COL. ED RUDD IS PERSHING PROJECT ISCHC'OL F" 1:"'1-'., C)'V,SCD 11J 7HEI,/ HOURGLASS MONDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1966 ..
CRIME WITHOUT MOTIVE NIXON &EE~ VICTORY COAL BOARD ATTACKED ClA'M~ TWO LIVES NE~ YORK (UPI )-.ASSAtLING DENOCRATS AS A IN WALE~ DI~A~TER TALLAHASSEE, FLA. {UPI l--THE TELEVISION PARTY O~ R~CI5T5, RtCH~RD M. NIXON PREOIC ABERF~N, WALES (UPI )--GRIE~NSTQIC~EN SET WAS ON IN THE LIVING ROO~ AND MUSIC TEO THAT REPUBLICANS ARE H~.DING fOR THE PARENTS TODAY DISRUPTED AN INQUEST INTO THE ORlrTEO IN FROM A RADIO IN ANOTHER ROOM. "GREATEST COMEBACK OF THE CENTURY" IN NEXT SLAGPILE DISASTER IN THIS WELSH VILLAGE BY 1 THE LIGHTS BURNED BRIGHTLY IN THE REO BRICK MONTH S ELECTIONS ACCUSING BRITAIN'S NATIONAL COAL BOARD OF HOME ON THE COOLISH OCTOBER NIGHT THERE THE fORMER VICE PRESIDENT TOLD A NATIONAL BEING RESPONSIBLE FOR THEIR CHILDRENS' DEATH SEEMED TO BE NO CAUSE FOR FEAR TELEViSION AUDIENCE HE BELIEVES THE GOP WILL THE INCIDENT OCCURRED WHEN ONE Of THE WELSH SUCH ~A5 THE SCENE ~HtN NORMA JEANETTE GAIM 40 SEATS IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTA MINERS, ~HOSE FAMILY WAS WIP(D OUT IN THE S,MS, 17 WAS DRIVEN HOME fROM BABYSITTING TIVES t ELECT 23 GDVERNORS AND MAKE A sua SLIDE, INSISTED THE CORONER LIST "BURIED LATE SATURDAY NIGHT STANTIAL GAIN IN THE U S SENATE ALIVE BY THE NATIONAL COAL BOARO" AS THE NORMA JEANETTE, NICKNAMED VIRGINIA, WAlKEC "I PREDICT THAT AF"TER THIS ELECTION THE CAUSE or A SON's DEATH CASUALLy INTO THE HOUSE SHE NOTED THAT THE REPUBLICANS ~Ill BE STRONGER THAN AT ANY "HE'S RIGHT THEY KILLED OUR CHILDREN," TELEVISION SET WAS ON, THEN WENT TO HER TIM£ SINCE 1956," HE SAID, ADDING THAT THE ONE WOMAN SHOUTED AS THE INQUEST DISSOLVED ROOM TO PUT AWAY THE BOOKS SHE HAD BEEN ~ICTORIES ~ILL COME IN THE SOUTH AS WELL AS I t'ITO AN UPROAR READING WHILE BABYSITT1NG. IN OTHER SECTIONS Of THE NATION MEAN~HllE, BONE-TIRED WORKERS CONTINUED TO MOMENTS lATER SHE DISCOYERED A CARNAGE IN "FOR A GENERATION," NIXON SAID, "THE DEMO CLEAR AWAY THE MUD AND DEBRIS, wHICH FLOODED THE MASTER BEDROOM wHERE SHE WENT TO SAY CRATS WILL BE SRANDED AS THE PARTY Of RACISM THIS COAL MINING TOWN FRIDAY THE NUMBER GOODNIGHT TO HER PARENTS. 1 N THE SOUTH, HE CONT I NUEO, "THE DEMOCRA OF 30DIES RECOVERED ROSE TO 145 WITH AT HER FATHER, ROBERT W. S,MS, 42, A STATE TIC PARTY or JEFFERSON AND JACKSON HAS BE LEAST 35 PERSONS STILL MISSING EDUCATION OFFICIAL AND NA~IONALLY KNOWN AS COME THE P~RTY OF MADDOX, MAHONEY AND WAL THE MAJORITY O. THE DEAD WERE CHILDREN, A COMPUTER EXPERT, WAS FATALLY WOU~D[D O~ LACE -- A REFERENCE TO THE DE~OCRATIC WHOSE SCHOOL WAS COMPLETELY BuRrED WHEN THE BLOOD-SPLATTERED FLOOR. HER 12-YEAR GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATES IN GEORGIA, MARY SOME TWO MILLION TONS OF WASTE SLAG FROM OLD SISTER, JOY, WAS DEAD HER MOTHER WAS LAND AND ALABAMA THE COAL PITS TUMBLEO DOWN THE MOUNTAINSIDE. BARELY CLINGING TO LifE. REFERRING TO PRESIDENT JOHNSON AS THE MANY RESIDENTS OF THE TOWN CLAIM THE MINE ALL WERE VICTIMS or A CRIME WITHOUT AP MAJOR ISSUE IN T~E NOVEMBER ELECTIONS, AUTHORITIES SHOULD HAVE REMOVEO THE DANGER PARENT REASON AND AUTHORITIES WERr LEFT TO NIXON SAID "IN 1964, THE PEOPLE WENT '.LL D. THE SLAGPllE YEARS AGO THE MINER REFLEC DAY "WITHOUT SUSPECT AND WI TtiOUT CLUE" THE WAY WITH LBJ' BECAUSE THEY WERE FEARFUL TED THIS BELIEf AT THE INQUEST THE THREE WER( TIED BY NECKTIES AND OF SENATOR GOLDWATER Now THAT THEY HAVE "I WANT IT RECORDED -- BURIEO ALIVE BY THE HOSIERY GAGS WERE IN THEIR MOUTHS. HER GONE PART Of THE WAY WITH LBJ, THEY KNOW NATIONAL COAL 80ARO. THAT rs WHAT I WANT TO fATHER WAS DRESSED IN PANTS AND UNDERSHIRT THAT HE IS WHAT THEY F"EARED MR GOLDWATER SEE ON THE RECORD. THAT IS THE FEELING OF" HER MOTHER WAS FULLY CLOTtiED AND HER SISTER MIGHT BE II THOSE PRESENT THOSE ARE THE WORQS WE WANT WAS IN HER NIGHTGOWN ALL WERE BARErOOT. TO GO ON THE DEATH CERTIFICATE," HE SAID. HER MOTHER LA~ WITH HER HEAD BENEATH THE RE-TRIAL OF SAM ~HEPPARD CORONER BENJAMIN HA~ILTON CALMEO THE BE BED VIRGINIA SAID LATER SHE COULD SEE I~ BEGUN IN CLEVELAND REAVED PARENTS BY RE~NDING THEM A FORMAL THE TALL 37-YEAR-OLD AUBURN-HAIRED WOMAN CLEVELAND (UPI )--DR. SAMUEL H. SHEPPARD INQUIRY WOULD BE HELD BY LORD JUSTICE EOMUND WAS STILL ALIVE. SHE REMovED THE GAG FROM WENT ON TRIAL FOR THE SECOND TIME TODAY ON DAVIES AND THAT ANYONE COULD GO TO IT AND HER MOUTH AND RAN TO THE PHONE TO CALL AN CHARGES HE: "PURPOSELY ANO MALICIOUSLY" PRESENT THEIR VIEWS AMBULANCE MURDERED HIS FIRST WIFE tN 1954. THERE WAS HE SAID, HOWEVER, THAT "I AM GLAD THE: '~HE TOLD Me TO PLEASE COME QUICK, THAT A HINT HE MAY NOT TAKE THE STANO IN HIS DWN PRESS IS HERE TO DESCRIBE THE 'EELING Of MANY
SOMETHI NG TERR I au: HAD HAPPENED, IT AMBULANCE DEFENSE. Of THE PEOPLE HERE AND BRING IT TO THE NOTICE DRIVER RUSSELL BEVIS SAID BEVIS SAID HE ONLY ONE JUROR WAS SEATED TEMPORARILY Of THE PROPER AUTHOR I T I [S." CALLfD POLICE WHO IN TURN CALLED THE SHER DURING A SHORT MORNING SESSION BEFORE COM IFF. MON PL(AS JUDGE FRANCIS J. TALTY SHEPPARD, ~EVEN ~Tlll Mlb~INb BEVIS SAID SIMS DIED WHILE HE WAS THERE. 42, WHO HAD SERVED HEARLY TEN YEARS IN FROM BURNING TANKER Jo~ WAS ALREADY DEAD MRS SIMS WAS IN PRISON ON A SECOND DEGREE MuRDER CONVICTION, NEW ORLEANS (UPI )--FIRE RAG~D THROUGH THE CRITICAL CONDITION TODAY A~D AUTHORITIES SPENT MOST Of THE TIME WITH HIS EYES DOWN 572-fOOT TANKER GULF STAG, LOADED WITH GASO KEPT AN OfFICER NEARBY ON THE SLIM CHANCE CAST AND HANDS CLASPED IN FRONT OF HIM LIHE, IN THE GULF OF MEXICO TODAY. RESCUE SHE MIGHT REGAIN CONSCIOUSNESS AND TELL TEARS WELLED IN SHEPPARD'S EYES AT ONE VESSELS SAID SHE APPEARED IN DANGER OF ABOUT THE CRIME POINT -- WHEN JUDGE TALTY TOLD A PANEL Of SINKING 60 MILES SOUTH-SOUTHWEST OF MORGAN VIRGINIA TOLD POLICE ANOTHER SISTER, 24 PROSprCTIVE JURORS THAT SHEPPARD WAS PRE CITY, LA JUDITH ANN, IS, WAS ALSO BABYSITTING Or SUMED TO BE I NNOCENT UNLESS THE STATE SEVEN OF THE 40 MEN ON BOARD WERE REPORTED flCERS CALLED THE FAMILY ~ND TOLD THEM TO PROVED OTHERWISE. MISSING. THREE WERE BURNED AND 30 RESCUED. KEEP JUOY THERE CO~RT CUSTOM HERE IS TO SEAT 12 TENTATIVE THE INJURED WERE IDENTIFIED AS MILTON SHERifF WILLIAM JOYCE AND HIS MEN COULD JURORS; ONE BY ONE, AND THEN LET EACH SIDE GUTHRIE, 42, PAUL f BERRY, 49, ~NO JESSE FINO NOTHING DISTURBED I~ THE FLAT-ROOFED EXERCISE SIX PEREMTORY CHALLENGES EDWARD JEFfERIES, ALL OF PORT ARTHUR, TEX , RED BRICK HOME. THERE WAS NO SIGN OF FOR THE fIRST TEMPORARILY SEATED JUROR WAS WtiERE THE GULF STAG TOOK ON A LOAD OF GASO CIBLE ENTRY THE KILLER HAD LEFT THE HOUSE ALAN SEVERS, 38, A CLERK FOR A TRUCK PARTS LINE LAST WEEK. IN PERFECT ORDER THERE WAS MONEY IN TtiE MANUFACTURING FIRM. BERRY SAID HE AND GUTHRIE WERE SLEEPING HOUSE, BUT IT HAD NOT BEEN TOUCHED SHEPPARD1S CHIEF DEFENSE COUNSEL, FLEE IN THE AFT SECTION OF THt TANKER, WHICH DOCTORS SAID A PRELIMINARY AUTOPSY RULED BAILEY t 33, OF BOSTON, ASKED SEVERS BELONGS TO GULF OIL CORP, WHEN THE PUMP OUT A SEXUAL MOTIVE "Ir THE DEFENDANT IN THIS CASE 010 NOT ROOM APPARENTLY BLEW UP. BERRY SAID THERE 1 ~ 11 TESTIfY, WOULD YOU FEEL 'HAT WAS AN INDICA WAS A 81G rLASH or FIRE KREMLIN MIGHT HAVE HELPED TION HE HAD SOMETHING TO HIDC?" "I lHREW A BLANKET OVER ME AND RAN FOR BRITISH SUPER Spy ESCAPE PROSECUTOR JOHN T CORRIGAN 08JECTEO AND WARD," BERRY SAID "WE STARTED TO PUT SOME LONDON (UPI )--LORO MOUNT BATTEN OF BURMA WAS SUSTAINED. TALTY, HOWEVER, CALLED A WATER ON THE FLAMES, BUT SOMEBODY SAID WE TODAY WAS APPOINTED TO HEAD A SPECIAL IN CONfERENCE AT THE BENCH AND REVERSED THE: COULD NOT 00 THAT SO WE PUT A LIFEBOAT OVER. QUIRY INTO PRISON SECURITY AMIDST THE FUROR RULING. "WE PICKED UP FOUR OTHER GUYS SErOR E THE OVER THE PRISON ESCAPE OF SOVIET MASTER Spy THEN BAILEY ASKED SEVERS (RESCUr) TANKER CAME ALONG ., GEORGE BLAKE. "IF AT THE CO"lCl~S10N or THE STATE'S EVI THE TANKER ATL~NTIC PRESTIGE, BOUND FROM THE APPOINTMtNT OF MOUNTBATTEN, rORMER DENCE, THE OEFENSE SAYS NOTHING AND PRESENTS HOUSTON TO BATON ROUGE, LA., PICKED UP 26 CHIEr OF THE IMPERIAL GENERAL STAff, WAS NOTHING, WOULD YOU CONSIDER THIS AS AN IN SURVIVORS, AND THE TANKER WESTERN SUN PICKED ANNOUNCED TO A PACKED HOUSE OF PARLIAMENT DICATION THAT THE DEFENSE HAS SOMETHING TO UP THE THREE INJURED, AND FOUR UNINJUREO MEN BY HOME SECRETARY Roy JENKINS. HIDE"" A HELICOPTER FLEW THE THREE INJURED MEN IT WAS MADE AS BRITISH POLICE K[PT A VIG "No", SEVERS SAID TO LAKEWOOD HOSPITAL IN MORGAN CITY WHERE ILANT WATCH ON ALL COMMUNIST EMBASSIES, DURING SHEPPARO'S fiRST TRIAL, THE FORMER THEY WERE TREATED FOR FLASH BURNS AND TRANS SHIPS AND AIRLINE fLIGHTS ~OR BLAKE, WHO OSTEOPATHIC BRAIN SURGEON -- NOW A MOTOR FERRED TO THE U.S. P~BLIC HEALTH SERVICE WAS SENTENCED IN 1961 TO SERVE 42 YEARS FOR CYCLE SALESMAN -- SPENT MOST OF THE THREE HOSPITAL IN NEW ORLEANS. SPYING FOR THE RUSSIANS WHILE wORKING AS A DAYS ON THE STAND. HE TESTIFIED THAT A THE ATLANTIC PRESTIGE SAID IT WOULD RE BR I T I SH AGENT BUSHY-HAIRED STRANGER BLUDGEONED HIS WIFE, MAIN NEAR THE BURNING GULF STAG UNTIL THE ESCAPE -~ WHICH WAS FOLLOWED TODAY BY MARILYN, THAT HE GRAPPLED WITH HIM, WAS AOEQUA1E COAST GUARD BOATS ARRIVED AND THEN THE ESCAPE Of THREE OTHER PRISONERS fROM KNOCKED UNCONSCIOUS, CAME TO, THEN PURSUED PROCEED TO THE MOUTH OF THE MISSISSIPPI WANDSWORTH PRISON IN CENTRAL LONDON -- THE MAN TO THE SHORE OF NEARBY LAKE ERIE RIVER TO DISEMBARK THE 26 SURVIVORS SHE SPARKED A HEATED DEBATE ABOUT THE STATE OF WHERE HE wAS KNOCKED OUT ONCE MORE. PICKED UP. BRITISH PRISONS. GULF O,L SAID L.L. LARUE OF PORT ARTHUR JENKINS SAID THE MOUNTBATTEN COMMISSION NATO ~ERVES NOTICE WAS THE SKIPPER OF THE GULf STAG HE AND wOULD STUDY THE WHOLE QUESTION OF PRISON PARIS (UPI )--FRANCE'S 14 NORTH ~TLANTIC TwO MATES -- FRAUK MCPHERSON AND JA~ES GUNK, SECURITY, INCLUDING THE RISING NUMBER Of TREATY ORGANIZATION PARTNERS TODAY ORArtED BOTH OF PORT ARTHUR -- STAYED ON THE BURNING PRISON ESCAPES. A COMMUNIQUE NOTIFYING PARIS THE ORGANIZA- VESSEL UNTIL FIRE ENGULfED HER AND DROVE JENKINS DECLINED TO SINGLE OUT THE 6lAKE TION WILL MOVE ITS POLITICAL HEADQUARTERS THEM orF". ESCAPE AS THE fOCUS Of THE INQUIRY AND THUS TO BRUSSELS. THE CAUSE OF THE FIRE WAS NOT IMMEDIATELY TRIGGERED OF~ A HEATED DEBATE IN PARLIAMENT. THE MOVE WILL EFFECTIVELY SEVER FRANCE'S OETERMINEO IT BROKE OUT ABOUT 4 AM IN THE OPPOSITION LEADER EDWARD HEATH DREW SHOUTS LAST MAJOR PHYSICAL TIE WITH NATO WH(N IT PUMP ROOM. I~ SPREAD QUICKLY fROM AMIDSHIPS OF DERISION FROM LABOR PARTY BACKBENCHERS IS APPROVED IN PRINCIPLE, PROBABLY AT THE FORWARD AND IN LESS THAN THREE HOLRS THE WHEN HE CALLED fOR A SPECIfiC INQUIRY INTO REGULAR WEEKLY COUNCIL MEETING WEONESDAY. TANKER WAS IN FLAMES FROM BOw TO STERN AND THE BLAKE ESCAPE AND ASKEO, "WILL MR. JEN- FRANCE WILL CONTINUE TO BE A MEMBER OF SETTLING IN THE WATER. KINS REALIZE THAT THE RESPONSIBILITY IS ON NATO, BUT WILL NOT tiELP MAINTAIN NATO DE- HIMSELF AND THE GOVERNMENT ALONE~" FENSES AND WILL SEVERELY CURTAIL ITS ROLE IN ADDITION TO THE MOUNTBATTEN INQUIRY, IN THE AU.IANCE. AUSTIN, TE~. (UPI )-- TOPLESS CANCER JENKINS ANNOUNCED THAT HE HAD ORDERED HIS THE REMOVAL OF THE POLITICAL HEADQUARTERS, ~ORIE STARR, 25, MAKING HER AUSTIN DEBUT, DEPARTMENT TO RESTUDY lTS ALLOCATION TO AN AFTERMATH Of PRESIDENT CHARLES DE DIDN'T EVE~ GET A CHANCE TO WIGGLE FRIDAY PRISONS OF HIGH SECURITY PRISONERS. GAULLE'S MILITARY PULLOUT FROM NATO, HAS NIGHT BLAKt'S DARING ESCAPE FROM LONDON'S WORM- BEEN OISCUSSED IN~ORMALLY fOR MONTHS. HER APPEARANCE LASTED 30 SECONDS, BECAUSE ~OOD SeRUBas PRISON wAS DISCOVERED SATURDAY THE HEETING TOOAY OF THE 14 ALLIES -- ALL 15 MEN IN THE AUOIENCE TURNEO OUT TO BE NIGHT WHEN GUARDS fOUND HIM MISSING FROM HIS ALLIANCE MEMBERS -- R(PRESENT(O THE FIRST POLICE OFFICERS SHE WAS CHARGED WITH DIS C[LL FOI,LOWING A FREE ASSOCJATION PERIOD IOFF"lC .... ' n <:rlJ<:''.Inlol O' ~HF: SUR"rrT TURBI N(L-IH£ PE:ACE PAGE 5 HOURGLASS MONDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1966 LOCAL SPORTS WO~£NI~ ~OFT8ALl LEAGUE Sports s cflon THE ISLANDERS K[P~ THEIR HOPtS ALIV£ FOR THE FIRST-HALf CHAMPIONSH~P WITH A 9-5 VICTORY OVER THE NA ALII YESTERDAY AT DALLY FIELD. IN THE SECOND INNING THE ISLANDt~s THREE TEAMS VIE FOR LEAD SCORED 8 RUNS WITH THE BIG SlOW BEING JAN MARSH', HOMER INTO lErT FIELD. IN NfL RACE GETTING WARM THE ALliS DIDN'T START CONNECTiNG WITH THE' Ntw YORK (UPI )--THE RACE rOR THE [ASTERN DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP O~ THE NATIONAL FOOTBALL BAT UNTIL THE FIFTH INNING ANp MISSED A LEAGUE WAS TIGHTENED YESTERDAY AS BOTH THE ST. LOUIS CARDINALS ANO THE DALLAS COWBOYS GOLOEN OPPORTU~ITY TO CATCH UP WHEN THEY WERE SPilLED fROH THE UNBEATEN RANK. LEFT THREE RUNNERS STRANOED ON THE BASES LOUIS WAS UPENDED BY 26-20 ON fOUR fIELD GOALS BY CHARLIE GOGOLAK AND ST. W~SHINGTON, AFTE~ SCORING TWO RUNS. POOR eASE RUNNING TWO rOURTH PERIOD SCORING STRIKES fROM SONNY JURGENSEN TO BOBBY MITCHELL WHILE DALLAS AND lOOS£ FIELDING ADDED TO THE ALit 's DOW~ LOST TO CLEVELAND, 31-21, AS FRANK RYAN THREW TWO TOUCHDOWN PASSES ANO Ross FICHTNER IN fALL TERCEPTED THREE PASSES. A HEAVY DOWN~OUR CAUSED THE UMPIRE TO CALL ST. LOUIS AND DALLAS WERE THE fINAL TWO UNBEATEN TEAMS IN PRO fOOTBALL ST. LOUIS IS TH£ GAME AT THE tNO OF THE SIXTH INNING. 1 1 NOW 5- - , DALLAS 4-1-1 AND CLEVELAND, SHOOTING fOR ITS THIRD STRAIGHT EASTERN DIVISIDN THE SECOND GAME BETWEEN THE Kuu-Ipo AND THE CRO'tlN IS 1.1--2 SANDPIPERS ~AS ALSO CALLED BECAUSE Of THE GOGOLAK'S fIELD GOALS KEPT THE REDSKINS WITHIN RANGE THROUGH THE FIRST THREE PERIODS AS RAIN. THIS GAME WILL 6E PLAYED AT A LATER THE CARDS NURSED A 13-12 LEAD, BUT ON THE LAST PLAY OF THE THIRD PERIOD, JOHN REGAN IN DATE. TERCEPTED A CHARLES JOHNSON PASS ON THE ST. lOUIS 20 AND ON THE fiRST PLAY OF THE fiNAL MAKE-UP GAMES PERIOD, JURGENSEN HIT MITCHELL IN THE E¥D ZONE fOR WASHINGTON'S FIRST TOUCHDOWN TUES. OCT. 25 DALLY FIELD MINUTES LATER, A SHORT PUNT BY JIM 8A~~EN 5:30 PM Kuu-Ipo VS NA ALit GAVE ,HE SKINS POSSESSION ON THE ST LOUIS NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE (VERRY & HARVES1) AND JURGENSEN THEN PITCHED A 44-YARD WASHINGTON 26 ST. LOUIS 44 20 THURS. OCT 27 DALLY FIELD TOUCHDOWN STRIK~ TO BOBBY MITCHELL TO PUT C~ICAGO 17 Los ANGELES 10 5 30 PM ISLANDERS vs Kuu-Ipo THE REOSKINS AHEAD, 26-13 CLEVELAND DALLAS 21 30 (ALAMEDA & VERRY) THE BROWte, LE'ADING 13-7 AT HALfTIME SCORE PHILADELPHIA 31 NEW YORK 3 17 POINTS IN THE THIRD PERIOD BEfORE 84,721 GREEN BAY 56 ATLA~TA 3 KGA GOLF TOURNAMENT FANS -- AN AlL-TIME CLEVELAND RECORD ~ROWD - BALTIMORE 20 MINNESOTA 17 THURSDAY IS THE O(ACLINE fOR ENTERING THE TO BREAK THE GAME ~IOE OPEN FQlLOVING GROZA t KGA IB-HOlE GOLf TOURNAMENT MATCH AGAINST VARD FIELD GOAL EARLY IN THE THIRD PERIOD, AMERICAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE 47- PAR WITH FULL HANDICAP THIS TOURNAMENT WILL HIS THIRD OF THE GAME, THE PUT THE KANSAS CITY 56 DENVER 10 BRO~NS BE H£LD OCTOBER 30. GAME ON ICE WITH A PAIR OV TOUCHDOWNS MI AMI 20 Hous TON I 3 ENTRY FEE IS $1.00 AND THE PRIZES ARE AS LEROY KELLY'S PLUNGE FROM THE TWO AND RYANtS BOSTON 35 SAN DIEGO 17 fOLLOWS 1ST - $50.00, 2ND - $40 00, 3RO - ZI-VARD TD PASS 10 PAUL WARfiELD -- SET UP OAKLAND 2 4 NEW YORK 21 $30.00; 4TH - $20.00, 5TH- $10.00 If YOU BY PASS INTERCEPTIONS. TO PARTICIPATE, PICK YOUR FOURSOME AND joHNNY UNITAS FLIPPED A 13-YARD PASS TO THE FOLLOWING, Lou D'AMICO 9-539. AY BE~RY FOR THE WINNING TOUCHDOWN BUT THEN joNES 9-218 OR JOE KAULUKUKUI ~20. ALMOST BLE~ THE GAME ~ITH A COSTLY FUMBLE AS THE BALTIMORE COLTS HUNG ON FOR A 20-17 MENtS FAST PITCH VICTORY OVER THE MINNESOTA VIKINGS. IT WAS OCT. 26 DALLY FIELD {MAKE-UP GAME} A BRUISING STRUGGLE THAT FEATURED A WILD PM NA ALI I "A' VS NA ALI I 'B' SECOND-PERIOD M(LEE. (MODS & ALAMEDA) COLl FLANKER JIMMY ORR AND VIKING DE(EN ------SI~E BACK EARSELL MACKBEE WERE EJECTED IN LI TTLE LEAGUE HE SECOND PERIOD AFTER GETTING INTO A FIST THE ORIOLES, BEHIND THE BRILLIANT PITCHING riGHT THAT DEVELOPED AFTE~ THEY BUMPED EACH Dr PETE GUASTAMACHIO AND A TIGHT DEFENSE, THER ON A PASS PLAY. DEfEATED THE TW1NS 2-1 IN THE BEST GAME NURSING A 13-10 LEAD MIDWAY IN THE fiNAL PLAYED TO DATE IN THE LITTLE LEAGUE AT MINOR PERIOD, THE COLTS SEWED UP THE GAME WHEN LEAGUE ,rELD YESTERDAY. THE VICTORY rOR THE UNtTAS DIRECTED A 48-YARO TO DRIVE, CLIMAXED OR10L£.S TIED THEM WITH THE TWINS FOR THE John Unltaa BY THE PASS TO B£RRY AfTER TOMMY MASON fUM- I...... fIRST-HALf CHAMPIONSHIP BLED FOUR MINUTES LATER, UNITAS rUMBLED IT wAS A TREMENDOUS PITCHING DUEL BETWEtN HIMSELF TO SET UP THE fiNAL V,KING TOUCHw GUASTAMACHIO AND TOTO SCHMERSAHL WITH 60TH DOWN AND THE COLTS BARELY HUNG ON fOR THE AFTER-FIGHT ~QUABBlE BOYS PERfORMING IN GR~AT STYLE. PETE STRUCK TR I Ut~PH. ON LIGHTWEIGHT CROWN OUT 15 BATTERS AND FACED 24 BOYS THROUGHOUT NORM SNEAD THREW TWO TOUCHDOWN PAsses MOlco CITY (UPI )-~ THE BIG QUESTION YES THE GAME TOTO, ALTHOUGH TAKING THE LOSS, DURING A 24-POINT SECO~D PERIOD SPLURGE TO TERDAY -- AFTER THE RIOTING AND THE HYS 010 A GRriT JOB ALSO BY STRIKING OUT 14 LEAD THE PHILADELPHIA EAG~ES TO THEtR SECOND TERIA -- STILL REMAINED, WHO IS THE WORLD'S BATTERS AND FACING 2S BOYS DURING THE GAHE VICTORY OF THE SEASON OVER THE NEW YDRK LIGHTWEIGHT CHAMPION, CARLOS ORTIZ OR SUGAR LEE McKAY, PLAYING SHORTSTOP fOR THE GIANTS, 31-'1. RAMOS" ORIOLES, PLAYED HIS BEST BALLGAME THIS SEASON SNEAD HIT PETE RETZLAfF WITH A 3D-YARD REfEREE BilLY CONN WHO STOPPED SATUROAY BY GETTING THREE SINGLES AND MAKING FINE SCORING PASS TO OPEN THE RALLY AND fiNISHED NIGHT'S FIGHT IN THE FifTH ROUND AND WA5 PLAYS ON DEfENSE IT Of. WITH AN IS-YARDER TO TIMMY BROWN SUBSEQUENTLY MOBBEO BY RAMOS' MEXICAN EACH TEAM HAS ONE GAME REMAINING ON THEIR WITH 41 SECONDS LErT IN THE HALF IN BETWEEN, fRIENDS, SAID, IN MY JUDGr~E~T, ORTIZ ~ON SCH(DU~£. THIS ~EEK AND SHOULD THEY 6E VIC SAM BAKER KICKED A 15-YARD fIELD GOAL AND THE fiGHT •• THE KID (RAMOS) WAS BLEEDI~G TOR10US AND REMAI~ TIED .OR IHt fIRST-HALF EARL GROS PLUNnEO IN FROM THE TWO rOR THE LIKE YOU NEVER SAW IT WAS LIKE A BULL rIGH~'CHAMPIDNSHIP, lHER[ WILL BE A PLAY-OFf GAME FIRST OF HIS TWO TOUCHDOWNS. THE PRESIDENT OF THE WORLD BOXING COMMIS- ON SATURDAY THE INDIANS WON THEIR fiRST GALE SAYERS R~CED 93 YAROS WITH A KICKOFF SION, RAMON VELSQUAEZ, SATURDAY AWARDED THE GAME OF THE SEASON BY DEfEATING THE TIGERS RETURN FOR A TOUCHDOWN TO NAIL DOWN THE TITLE TO RAMOS, AVTER CONN HAD DECLARED A 12-4 THE INDIANS, AfTER 6EI~G SEAT EN BADLY CHICAGO BEARS' 17-10 VICTORY OVER THE Los TECHNICAL KNOCKOUT VICTORY rOR ORTIZ ON FRIDAY, CAME ON STRON~ SATURDAY BY 5tDPING ANG£.LES RAMS. CONN'S ACTION IN STOPPING THE eOUT TOUCHED RUNS IN THE SECOND INNING AND 4 RUNS IN SAYERS' RUN IN THE SECOND PERIOD BROKE A Of, A RIOT DURING WHICH FANS HURLED BOTTLES THE THIRD fOR THEIR VICTORY. 7-7 TIE AND PuT THE BEARS AHEAD fOR GOOD IN AND STONES INTO THE RING, MOBBED ORTIZ' MAN- THE TIGERS SCORED A SINGLE RUN IN THE THIR THE GAME THAT WAS SCORELesS IN THE SECOND AGER BilL DALY, AND TRIED TO SET FIRE TO AND ADDED 3 RUNS IN THE fOURTH FOR THEIR HALf' • VARIOUS PARTS OF THt ARENA TOTAL. AFTER SAYt~S' ELECTRlrYING RETURN, BRUCE THE RIOTING YESTERDAY SPILLED OVER THE LEADING THE INDIANS AT THE 8AT WERE DOUG GOSSETH AND ROGER LtCLERC TRADED FIELD GOALS BORDER SOME ),000 PUERTO RICANS IN THE VALENTINO, GENE CDH~N AND EDDIE HOOD. TO END THE SCORING IN THE GAME. BRONX BOROUGH OF NEW YORK CITY MOBBED A FOR THE TIGERS IT WAS SCOTT OHASA, SAM ICE THE GREEN BAY PAC~(RS UNVEILED MILLION THEATER WHERE A GROUP O. MEXICAN SINGERS AND DON EYMAN. D£.NNIS D'AMICO WAS THE WIN DOLLAR ROOKIE RUNNERS DONNY ANDERSON AND JIM WAS APPEARING. NING PITCHER AND GARY PETERSON TOOK THE ABOWSKI IN SPECTACUL'-'''' fASHION TO ROUT THE CROWD TOSSED EGGS, SCREAMED SLOGANS LOSS. THE HAPLESS ATLANTA FALCONS BY A RECORD 56-3 IN SPANIS~ AND CARRIED ANTI~EXICAN BANNERS. MINOR LEAGUE SCORE. GRABOWSKI~ WHO CA~E INTO THE GAME ONE BANN(R~ IN ENGLISH, RE"AD "PUERTO RICO SATURDAY THE MINOR LEAGUE STARTEO THEIR WITH ABOUT fOUR MINUTES TO PLAY IN THE THIRD SAYS DOWN WITH MEXICO!" SEASON WITH TWO EXCITING GAME. THE SCORES PERIOD, LED ALL GREEN BAY RUNNERS WITH 52 IT WAS THE REACTION TO VELSQUAEZ' ACTION WERE B08CATS 23 - GIANTS 10, PIRATES 13- YAROS IN SEVEN CARRIES AND ANDERSON SCORED SATURDAY NIGHT, WHEN THE BOXING COMMISSION PHILLIES 12 TWICE INCLUDING A 77-YARO PUNT RETURN IN PRESIDENT, PANICKEO BY THE MEXICO CITY THE fiNAL PERIOD. DISTURBANCE~ REVERSED CONN'S DECISION AND SIX PLAYERS IN ADDITION TO ANDERSON SCORED RULED THAT THE FIGHT WAS NOT OVER HE S£NT YOU ARE THE ~UARTERB~CK fOR THE PACKERS AND THE FALCONS' ONLY POINTS WORD TO ORTIZ' DRESSING ROOM THAT ORTll By JACK KEMP BUfFALO BILLS QUARTERBACK CAME ON lou KIROUAC'S 41-YARD fiELD GOAL MID HAD TEN MINUTES TO RETURN TO THE RING. WAY THROUGH THE THIRD PERIOD. IT WAS THC ORTIZ AND DALY HAD BEEN ESCORTED TO THE SITUATION' HIGHEST SCORE THC PACKERS HAVE RUN UP UNOER DRESSING ROOM BY A FLYING WEDGE Of MEXICAN THE NEW YORK DErENSIVE SQUAD LED BY CAPTil COACH VINCE lD~aARDI AND SECOND HIGHEST IN POLICE AfTtR DALY WAS STRUCK IN THE H(AD LARRY GRAKTHAM HAS atEN GIVING YOU HEADACHES TH[ I R HI STDA Y. BY A BOTTLE AND PUNCHED AND KICKED 8T THE ALL DURING THE fiRST HALF. IT IS THIRu AND JOHN BRODIE HIT MONTY STICKLES ~ITH A 21- RIOTERS SEVEN WITH T~E SCORE TIED 10-10. THEIR YARO TOUCHDOwN PASS THREE SECONDS BEfORE THE WHEN DALY REPliED '~E AREN'T GOIN' BACK CORNER ~EN HAVE BtEN COMING UP ON THESE rlNAL GUN TO GIVE THE SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS IN THAT RING IF WE GOT 18 MACHINE GUNS BE SITUATIONS LOOKING rOR THE SHORT PASS AND A 27-2~ VICTORY OVER THE DETROIT LIONS. HIND US,l1 VELAZQUEZ RULED THAT RAMOS liAS PLAYING YOUR RECEIVERS MAN-TO-~AN AND W,TH 1:21 LcrT, THE 49ERS HELD A 20-10 THE WINNER ON A FORfEIT T\G~T. ~HAT PASS PATTERNS WOULD BE MOST LEAD BUT D TROIT'S KARL SWEETAN HIT ON A (CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX) ADVANTAG~OUS TO CALL HERE? ) C TI \ANSWER ON PAGE S~X HOURGLASS MONDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1966 PAGE 6 WAll STREET TODAY HOURGLASS 5TOCK ll~TINGS PRO fOOTBALL(cONTI:~:: :~:} NEW YORK (UPI)--LATE SELLING KNOCKED THE AME~I£AN AIRLINES 495/8 73-'I'ARD PASS TO PAT STUDSTILL TO MAKE IT STOCK MARKET OFF THE UPTRACK TODAY AND LEFT AMERICAN PHOTO N/A 21-17 AND THEN CAME BACK WITH A THREE THE LIST MIXED. TRADING WAS MODERATELY AC~ AMERICAN T & T 54 7/8 YARD TO PASS TO JIM GIBBONS WITH THREE TIVE. AMPEX N/A SECONDS LEFT TO PUT DETROIT AHEAD 24-21. ~RICES ADVANCED FROM THE OPENING BELL UNTil ANACONDA N/A BRODIE CAME BACK TO DIREtT THE 49ERS ON SELLERS STEPPED IN AROUND THE END OF THE BOEING 45 1/8 THEIR WINNING TO MARCH IN- JUST 48 SECONDS. FOURTH HOUR. THE GLAMOR SHARES, WHICH MADE CHRYSLER 33 1/2 ONLY MINOR PROGRESS DURING THE UPSWING, SHOW- DOUGLAS ~MERICAN LEAGUE ROUNDUP EO THE EffECTS Of THE SELLING MORE THAN OTHE~ FORO ~~ 3/8 HALFBACK LARRY GARRON SCORED THREE TOUCH ISSUES. GEM ELECTRIC 94 1/4 DOWNS AND VETERAN QUARTERBACK BABE PARILLI THE LACK OF ANY SIGNIFICANT UPSIDE PROGRES! GEN MoTORS N/A THREW FOR THREE MORE YESTERDAY TO LEAD HIGHT HAVE C~USED SOME TRADERS TO 8£COM£ 015- GEN T & R N/A THE BOSTON PATRIOTS TO A 35-17 VICTORY COURAGED AND SELL. IBM 322 OVER THE SAN DIEGO CHARGERS. THE UPI STOCK MARKET INDICATOR GAVE A LOCKHEED N/A GARRON MATCHED A BoSTON CLUB RECORD O~ MODEST EARLY GAIN AND DROPPED 0.02 PERCENT. LONE STAR CM 14 1/8 THREE TDs IN A GAME WHILE PARILLI ts OF THE 1,412 ISSUES TRADED, 604 AOVANCED ~ ,2 1/4 TOUCHDOWN PASSES EQUALLED HIS SCORING PASS WHILE 571 RETREATED. t+f.1 72 3/4 OUTPUT OF THE FIRST fiVE GAMES. THE NYSE INDEX, HOWEVER, POSTED A GAIN EQU-MoBIL OIL 48 1/4 GARRON SCORED TWICE ON 53-YARD TOUCHDOWN AL TO II CENTS IN THE AYE RAGE SHARE PRICE. PAN AMERICAN N/A PASSES AND PLUNGED TWO YARDS FOR ANOTHER EVEN AT THIS LEVEL THE INDEX SHOWED ONLY A RCA 44 3/8 AS BOSTON GOT ITS THIRD WIN IN SIX GAMES MINOR PORTION OF ITS EARLIER GAIN. SEARS 47 1/2 AND HANDED THE CHARGERS THEIR SECOND LOSS TRADING SWELLED TO 5,780,000 SHARES FROM SHELL OIL 63 1/8 IN SEVEN STARTS. 5,690,000 SHARES FRIDAV. SPERRY RAND ~~ 3/8 PARILLI ALSO PITCHED 15 YAROS TO GINO THE DJI AVERAGE FELL FROM A HIGH OF 796.10 STO OIL OF CAL, CAPPELLETTI rOR A TD WHILE ~ULLBACK JIM TO FINISH AT 787.75, UP 0.45 ON THE DAY. STD OIL OF N.J. N/A NANCE DROVE TWO YARDS FOR THE OTHER BOSTON BROKERS HAD EXPECTED THE MARKETIS FAVORA5LEUNITEO FRUIT N/A TOUCHDOWN. CAPPELLETTI KICKED FIVE CON TECHNICAL CONDITION PLUS SOME CHEERFUL WEEK- U.S. GYPSUM NjA VERSIONS. [NO NEWS ITEMS TO HELP PUSH THE LIST HIGHER. WARNER BROS PIC N/A CHARGER QUARTERBACK JOHN HADL FIRED ONE RESTRAINING FACTOR MAY BE THAT BROKERS SCORING PASSES or 43 AND 66 YAROS TO ACE ARE WAITING FOR THE GENERAL MOTORS THIRD RECEIVER LANCE ALWORTH fOR BOTH SAN DIEGO QUARTER EARNINGS REPORT, EXPECTED THIS WEEK. RlOT (CONTI"IUED FROM TOUCHDOWNS. SCHLUMBERGER TOPPED THE ACTIVE LIST WITH A PAGE riVE) HEWRITT DIXON PLUNGED ONE-YARD FOR A LOSS OF I 1/2 AT 41 ON A TOTAL VOLUME OF "As .AR AS ,t", CONCERNEO, 11M STILL THE GAME-WINNING TOUCHDOWN ON FOURTH DOWN WITH 212,400 SHA'H.S, OF WHICH 210,000 SHARES WERE CHAMPION," ORTIZ SAID YESTERDAY, "BECAUSE ONLY TWO SECONDS REMAINfNG TO GJVE THE IN AN OPENING BLOCK AT 40. THE BLOCK WAS A THE RE'EREE GAVE ME THE DECISION. IT WAS OAKLAND RAIDERS A 24-21 VICTORY OVER THE "CROSS" TftANSACTION -- ONE BY WHICH THE SAME TERRIBLE THE WAY THOSE FANS WENT WILD. THEY NEW YORK JETS. BROKER SEVERS THE BUVER AND SELLER. THREW COINS, BOTTLES AND ROCKS THEY TORE DIXONIS DRAMATIC SCORING eURST rROM THE ABBOTT LABS PLACED SECOND IN THE LIST. IT THE RING ROPES APART." ONE-YARD LINE ON FOURTH DOWN AFTER THE JETS ROSE I 7/8 TO 41 1/4 ON 65,200 SHARES. ABBOTT 111 TH INK A BUNCH OF CUBAN COMMUNISTS START HAD REPULSED THE RAIDERS rROM THREE DOWNS TRADED A BLOCK or 20,80;:) SHARES AT 40 DURING [0 IT," SAID DAL.Y, WHO SUfFERED TWO BROKEN DEPRIVED JOE NAMATH or ONE OF HIS FINEST THE MORNING. Ries AND WAS HIT ON THE HEAD WITH A BOTTLE. HOURS SINCE TURNING PRO AND EARNED OAKLAND SUNDARD OIL (N.J.) I ITS VOLUME BUOYED BY "THEY WERENtT HARDLY HUMAN ElE INGS. THEY ITS .OURTH VICTORY AGAINST THREE LOSSES A BLOCK OF 11,300 SHARES, TRADED AT 69 FOR THREW ME ON THE GROUND. A GUY KICKED ME IN NAMAlH COMPLETED 19 OF 32 PASSES fOR 272 THIRD PLACE IT ROSE 2 5/8 TO 70 1/4 ON A THE RI8S AND ANOTHER GUY HIT ME ON THE HEAD YAROS AND SCORED TWICE WHILE OAKLANOtS TOTAL VOLUME OF 64,800 SHARES. WITH A BOTTLE." TOM FLORES HIT ON 16 OF 33 fOR 215 YAROS fAIRCHILD CAMERA PLACED FOURTH. THE STOCK, AT THE HEIGHT OF THE RIOT, FANS MARCHED WHILE PASSING FOR ONE SCORE AND SCORING IN A STEADY DOWNTREND FROM THE OPENING, LOST AROUND THE ARENA WITH BURNING NEWSPAPERS ONCE. NAMATH DROVE THE JETS 80 YAROS TO A 8 1/4. HELD ALOFT AS TORCHES. SEVERAL. fiRES WERE TOUCHDOWN LATE IN THE FOURTH QUARTER, BUT ELECTRONICS MADE MINOR PROGRESS AT FIRST, SET IN THE ARENA. ORTIZ, DALY AND THE FIGHT THE RAIDERS CAME BACK WITH THE CLINCHER ON THEN SLUMPED. TEXAS INSTRUMENTS rELL 5 1/4, ERS' HANDLERS WERE BARRICADED IN A DRESSING AN 83-YARD ORIVE MOMENTS LATER MOTOROLA 2 5/8, AND HONE~WELL AND COLLINS ROOM WITH ARMED POLICEMEN HOLplNG BACK fANS BERT COAN SCORED 'OUR TOUCHDOWNS AND LEN RADIO AROUND I EACH. TRYING TO BREAK DOWN THE DOOR. REPORTERS DAWSON PASSED FOR TWO MORE AS THE KANSAS AUTOS TURNED HIXEO LATE IN THE DAY. STEELS HUDDLED UNDER THE RING. CITY CHIErs ROUTED THE DENVER BRONCOS WERE rRACTIONALLY LOWER. McLOUTH BUCKED THE 1tTHEY WENT NUTS," SAID CONN. 111 BEEN 56-10. TREND WITH A GAIN OF 1 3/8 ON NEWS ITS THIRD AROUND fiGHTS A LONG TIME, BUT IT'S THE COAN, A 220-POUNO RUNNING BACK, SCORED QUARTER EARNINGS ROSE TO $1.06 rROM 8 CENTS FIRST TIME 1 EVER SAW A DOCTOR AT RINGSIDE ON RUNS OF 35, 19 AND 18 YAROS ANO ON A A YEAR BErORE. DOG IT. 1 NEVER SEEN NOTHIN' LIKE THIS BE- 19-VARD PASS rROM SUB QUARTERBACK PETE MIDWEST OIL GAINED 3/4 DESPITE A Ol~ IN fORE. THEY WERE LIKE WILD ANIMALS AND BEATHARO. DAWSON HAD SCORING ~ASSES or T~O TtilRO QUARTER PROFITS. STANDARD OIL OF OHIO CRAZY PEOPLE." YAROS TO REG CAROLNA AND 74 YAROS TO FLANK JUMPED 2 3/8, GETTY OIL I 7/8, AND GULr AND DALY SAID RAMOS' MANAGER APOLOGIZED TO ER OTIS TAYLOR. BEATHARO ALSO RAN 52 YAROS SINCLAIR OIL I EACH. PHILLIPS GAINED 3/4 ON A ORTIZ AND HIM FOR THE INCIDENT AND ADMITTED, FOR ANOTHER SCORE WHILE RESERVE HALfBACK REPORT or A RECORD $1.03 A SHARE PRorlT IN "My riGHTER WAS BADLY CUT AND MIGHT HAVE GENE THOMAS. THE CHIEFS DEFENSE ALSO ~ICKED THIRD QUARTER COMPARED WITH 94 CENTS A YEAR BEEN SERIOUSLY INJURED If THE FIGHT WENT ON orr fiVE PASSES IN THE GAME. BErORE. AND NEVER FOUGHT AGAIN." VETERAN COOKIE GILCHRIST, RETURNING TO MILES LABS WAS BOOSTED I 1/8 BY HIGHER ACTION fOR THE FIRST TIME THIS YEAR, CAUGHT THIRD QUARTER PROFITS. ELECTRONICS ASSOCIATES PEKING, HANOI DENOUNCE A 13-YARD SCORING PASS AND FLANKER Bo ROB ADDEO 1/4. IT REPORTED LOWER PRorlTS ALTHOUGH THE MANILA CONFERENCE ERSON CAUGHT ANOTHER TO TOSS or 80 YARDS AS SALES HIT A RECORD IN THE THIRD PERIOD. TOKVO (UPI)--COMNUNIST CHINA AND NORTH THE MIAMI DOLPHINS WON THEIR SECOND ALLIED PRODUCTS F£LL 2 1/4 ON A REPORT VIET NAM JOINED TODAY IN DENOUNCING THE STRAIGHT GAME WITH A 20-13 UPSET OF THE DAVCO DIRECTORS URGED SHAREHOLDERS TO REJECT MANILA CONfERENCE. PEKING CALLED IT A "BIG HO~TON 01 LERS. A MERGER BID FROM THE COMPANY. DA'I'CO GAINED rRAUD" WHILE HANOI CHARGED THt VIET NAill THE DOLPHINS SCORED BOTH TOUCHDOWNS IN 3 1/4. GENERAL PRECISION EQUIPMENT LOST 2 1/2 PEACE MEETING WAS PRESIDENT JOHNSONIS Ef THE FIRST HAL. TO TAKE A 14-3 LEAD ANa II DESPITE A REPORT ITS THIRD QUARTER AND NINE rORT TO USE MORE "ASIANS TO FIGHT ASIANS. ADDEO TWO FIELD GOALS BY GENE MINGO IN THE MONTHS SALES AND EARNINGS WERE RECORDS. THE PROPAGANDA BLASTS INDIC~TED THAT SECOND HALF. THE MIAMI DEfENSE INTERCEPTED NALCO CHEMICAL SLID 1/4 EVEN THOUGH IT AN NEITHER PEKING NOR HANOI WAS READY TO ALTER, THREE GEORGE BLANDA PASSES AFTER THE NOUNCED PLANS FOR A DIVIDEND BOOST AND 2-rOR- AT LEAST PUBLICLY, THEIR HAROLINE POSITIONS HOUSTON VETERAN HAD KICKED TWO FIELD GOALS 1 STOCK SPLIT. ON VIET NAM PEACE TALKS DESPITE ANY PROPOS AND CONNECTED ON A 13-YARD SCORING PASS TO UNION CARBIDE LOST 1/2. IT REPORTED LOWER ALS THAT MAY EMERGE rROM THE MANILA SUMMIT OTIS BURRELL. THIRD QUARTER PRorITS. PITTSBURGH PL.ATE GLASS CONFERENCE WHICH OPENED TODAY. WHICH ALSO REPORTED A DIP IN THIRD QUARTER THE PEK I NG GOVERNMENT, THROUGH ITS "PEO" VIET NAM PEACE RUMOR PROFITS, rELL I 3/4. PLEIS DAILY" NEWSPAPER, SAID A PEACE PARLEY FROM HUNGARIAN DIPLOMAT PRICES WERE LOWER ON THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE. ON VIET NAM WAS POSSIBLE ONLY AFTER THE WASHINGTON {UPI)--THE STATE DEPARTMENT Or THE 818 ISSUES TRADED, 342 DECLINED, UNITED STATES AND ITS "LACKE'I'S·t ABANDONED 243 REACTED CAUTIOUSLY TODAY TO REPORTS ATTRI ADVANCED AND 233 HELD UNCHANGED. VOLUME SWEL~ SOUTH VIET NAM TO THE VIET CONGo BUTED TO HUNGARIAN DIPLOMATIC CIRCLES THAT ED TO 1,750,000 SHARES FROM 1,160,000 SHARES THE HANOI GOVERNMENT, MEANWHILE, SA'O NORTH VIET NAM MAY BE SOMEWHAT MORE INTER~ fRIDAY. THE "AMEX" INDEX DIPPED CENTS. JOHNSON WAS USING THE SEVEN-NAtiON CONFER 5 ESTED IN A PEACE S[TTLEMENT. ENCE TO LESSEN THE UN ITED 5TA TES' .. ISOLA'" "AT PRESENT WE CAN'T JUD'E WHETHER THESE Dow JONES CLOSING RANGE OF AVERAGES TION IN THE WORLD ElY PUTTING AN AS'AN LABEL REPORTS DO IN rACT REPRESENT A NEW DEVELOP ON THE WAR AND DESCRIBING IT AS A COLLECT MENT," PRESS OrF I CEIl CARL SARTCH TOLD A STOCKS CLOSE CHANGE IVE WAR". NEWS CONFERENCE. INDUS UP 0.45 THE OFfiCIAL BROADCASTS FROM THE COMMUN 30 787.75 THt RepORT HAS BEtN ATTR I BUTEO 10 HuHQUIWf III UP IST CAPITALS WERE MONITORED IN TOKYO. 20 Rio 193.32 0.25 FORE ION MINISTER JANOR PETER, WHO HAS aEEN 15 UTilI 133.21 UP 0.18 ACCOR.ING TO THE PEOPLE'S DAILY EDITORIAL, IN NEW YORK ATTENDINQ THE UNtTED NATIONS STOCKS 270.91 UP 0.25 THE "cauc tAL PROBLEM IS: THE WI THORAWAL or 65 GtNERAL ASSEMBLY SESSION. THE R!'O.~S WERE ALL ARMED rORCES Of THE U.S. AND ITS LACK ------TO THE (frECT THAT HANOI MIGHT aE INT£R EYS rROM VIET NAM AND THE RECOGNITION 0' QUARTERBACK ANSWER ESTED IN A SETCLEMENT WHICH ~OULO INVOLVE THE lET O~ rACTS CALLS rOR A PASS PATTERN SOUTH VIET NAM's NATIONAL LIBERATION fRONT REtURNING TO THE PR(-WAR STATUS QUO. THAT SIMULATES JUST THE PLAY THE DE~EN'ER' (VIET CONQ) AS THE waOlE REPRESENTATIVE or THE ST"'TE DEPARTM'NT SAID IT HAD SEEN ANTICIPATE, ONLY WITH. 'INAl TWIST. fOR IN THE SoUTH VIETNAMESE PEO'lE.'t 'RESS ACCOUNTS or THE HUNGARIAN REPORT. STANCE, A SIDELtNE-~o-QO PATTERN WHERE THE IT SAID " HANOI AGREED TO HOLD PtACE BARTCH DECll .. ED TO 'A'I' WHETHER THE U.S.' .'C[IVER LOOKS IN ArTER riVE YaRDS, YOU GIVE TALK. A S A RUUL T OF A.. Y MEW U. S. II 'AUSE GOVERNMENT HAD RECEIVED SIMILAR INrORMA NIM A 0000 PUMP~AKE WITH YOUR ARM~ AND THEN , .. BOMBING OF NORTH VIET NAM, IT WOULD BE TION DIRECTLY FROM HUNQARIAN DipLOMATS. HE TURNS upr'tlD rOR THE LONG ONE. T..... T ... MOU .. T TO SURRENDER." "w£ ALWAYS STUDY WITH CARt ANY INDICA TION tHAT THE OTHER SIDE MAY BE INTERESTED." HOURGlASS _MclHLl1o'l'OcrOBU 24 J q66 NEWEST FAD LANGUAGE NEW PSYCHO-AID COMING NEW ACA VOTING RATING~ SETS TEENS APART WASHINGTON (UPI}--AT FOUR O'CLOCK IN THE ~HOW LEAN TO~kD RIGHT BY PATRICIA MCCOAMAC~ MORNING, THE TELEPHONE RINGS IN A DOCTOR'S WASHINGTON (UPI)--AMERICANS FOR CONSTITU NEW YORK (UPI)--To A TEENAGER, A SCODY, BEDROOM. TIONAL ACTION, THE CONSERVATIVE POLITICAL
GROODY THING ADDS UP TO A HOOZANGA. "~AN YOU PLEASE HELP ME'l" SAYS A FRANTIC ORGANIZATION J REPORTED TODA~ THAT CONGRESS IT'S EXTRA SHARK J MEANWHILE, TO BE LINKED. HUSBAND. "My WirE IS IN A DEEP DEPRESSION VOTrD MORE CONSERVATIVERLY IN 1966 THAN IN WHEN YOU ARE, AND IN THE MIDDLE or A HOOLY, AND IS THREATENING TO COMMIT SUICIDE." 1965. I T CALLED THE TREND A "LEGISLAT I VE HOOLY TOOTLE, IT'S LIABLE TO BE BAD NEWS THE DOCTOR, A GENERAL PRACTITIONER, KNOWS BACKL"SH." WHEN MARY AND JOHN SHOW UP. ENOUGH OF THE PATIENT'S HISTORY TO RECOG THE ACA INDEX GAVE 13 HOUSE M[MBERS - Now IF YOU DONIT KNOW WHAT THIS HEANS OR NIZE THAT THIS IS A GENUINE EMERGENCY. HE NIN~ REPUBLICANS AND fOUR DEMOCRATS -- 100 IF YOU THINK I'VE GONE OUT OF MY TRtE, IT'S OWICKLY DIALS ANOTHER NUMBER AND IN SECONDS PERCENT CONSERVATIVE RATINGS THIS YEAR, NO BIG DEAL. IT JUST M[ANS THAT YOUR EARS IS TAl~ING TO THE PSYCHIATRllT ON DUTY AT COMPAREO WITH 12 rOR THE FIRST SESSION OF ARE POOR AT PUTTING MEANING INTO THE SOUNDS THE cOMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER. rHE 89TH CONGRESS WHICH [ND[O SATURDAY BABBLED BY ADOLESCENTS. "BRING HER HERE AT ONCE," SAYS THE PSY Two SENATORS -- NEBRAS~A REPUBLICANS SCODY, GROOOY AND SUCH ARE TEENAGE SLANG, CHIATRIST. "WE'LL TAKE OVER." CARL T. CURTIS AND ROMAN L. HRUSKA -- RE THE LATEST. O. SO TESTIFIES SEVENTEEN MAGA THIS IS A HYPOTHETICAL CASE, BUT THERE CEIVED 100 PERCENT ON THE ACA SCALE AS COM I ZINE, BASING THE TESTIMONY ON RESULTS OF A WILl.. SOON BE 128 AMERICAN CITIES IN WHICH PARED TO NONE IN 1965. I SURVEY AMONG 399 MEMBERS OF ITS NATIONAL THIS COULD HAPPEN. THESE CITIES HAVE RE ACA ALSO SAID THE NUMSER OF HOUSE MEMBERS I FASHION COL/NUl.. CEIVED rEOER1L GRANTS TO CONSTRUCT ANO THAT WERE "ZERO" IN THEIR REAOING HAD : USE THIS TRANSLATION GUIDE TO UNDERSTAND STAFF 1 NEW KIND or MENTAL HEALTH rACILITY OROPP~D FROM 44 IN 1965 TO 30 THIS YEAR, WHAT'S BEEN SAID SO FAR IN THIS STORY. THAT WILL OFrER COHPLETE RANGE OF SERVICES BUT THE SENA TE SHirT WAS I N THE OPPOSI TE --SCODY MEANS DISAGREEABLE; GRODDY IS WORSE -- FROM MIDOLE-OF-THE·NIGHT EMERGENCIES TO DIRECTION, WITH SEVEN SENATORS GETTING I THAll AWTULj EXTRA SHARK, RtALLY GRtAT; LONG-TERM TREATMENT -- fOR ~LL MEMBERS OF "ZERO" AS AGAINST Six IN 1965. HOOZANGA, SOMETHING BAD HAPPENED; MARY AND THE COMMUNITY, REGAROlESS OF ABILITY TO THE SEVEN ALL DEMOCRATS, wERE SENS. JOHN, MOTHER AND FATHER, LINKED, GOING PAY. DANltL K. INOUYE, HAW J JOSEPH D TYDINGS,
STEADY; HOGLY, HOOlY Is THE SAME AS SLOWLY, THE 128 CENTERS ARE JUST THE BEGINNING. Mo., PHILIP A. HART, MICH' J EUG~NE J Mc : SLOWLY; OUT OF YOUR TRH~ CRAZY, TOOTLES, UNDER A LITTLE-PUBLICIZED PROGRAM FOR WHICH CA~THY, MINN.; MAURINE B. NEUBERGER, ORE.; , SAY I NG SO LONG. CONGRESS 1LREADY HAS AUTHORIZED $223.5 MIL Ross BASS, TENN., AND GALE W. McGEE, WYO. : SEE? WHAT ELSE SEVENTEEN FOUND OUT: COL LION, AND FOR WHICH IT SEEMS DISPOSED TO ACA SAID IN A STATEMENT THAT "THE SWING , LECTING FRUIT LOOPS IS IN. THESE ARE THE VOTE MORE WHEN NEEDED, THE NATIONAL INSTI COINCIDES WITH INCREASED PRESSURES 'OR THE TINY TABS rROM THE BACKS OF IVY LEAGUE TUTt OF MENTAL HEALTH EXPECTS TO HAVE GREAT SOCIETY'S LIBERAL PROGRAMS AND AC I 500 : SHIRTS. BET ALL ALONG YDU THOUGHT THE TA8S SUCH CENTERS IN OPERATION BY 1970. CORDING TO ACA's ANALYSIS MIGHT rAIRLY BE ; WERE JUST HIE PLACE TO PUT A LEASH. By 1975, ABOUT 2,000 COMMUNITY MENTAL TERMED 'LEGI SLAT I VE BACKLASH'." BAHAHA STICKERS A~D GUM WRAPPERS ARE HIGH HtALTH CENTERS WILL BE AVAILABLE FROM CHARLES A. McMANUS, ACA [XECURIVE DIREC iON THE COLLECTION LIST~ TOO. WRAPPERS GET COAST TO COAST TO HELP CARE rOR THE 19 Mil· TOR 5.0.10. ; rO\.OEO .o.NO STRU~G rOR "I..OVE CHAINS." LION AMERICANS WHO SUFrER FROM MENTAL AND "MOUNTING RESISTANCE BY AMERICANS TO THE FRUIT STICKERS ARE STUCK ON "~UST EMOTIONAL ILLNESSES. LAWLESSNESS AND CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE PREVI , EVERYTHING," THESE CENTERS REPRESENT AN ENTIRELY NEW OUSLY COMMENDED BY LIBERAL LEADERS, BOTH THE GIRLS, 16 TO 18, GO rOR POP ART, PICA~ CONCEPT. THEY ARE DESIGNED TO MAKE IT POS ELECTED AND APPOINTED, TO THE RUNAWAY COST so AND PEANUTS -- THE CONIC STRIP, BUT THEIR SIBLE FOR EACH PATIENT TO RECEIVE EXAcTLY OF LIVING AND INCREASED TAXES rOR SO-CALL "MOST FASCINATIONS" ARE JACQUELINE KENNEOY THE KIND or TREATMENT HE REQUIRES, IN HIS ED FurURE WELFARE BENEFITS WHICH BITE SO AND THE JAGUAR. OWN COMMUNITY, AT A PRICE HE CAN AFrORD. DEEPLY INTO THE AMERICAN FAMILY BU~GET AND GENERALLY, THEY riND POLITICIANS MORE THEIR EXISTENCE SHOULD REDUCE SHARPLY ARE BRUSHED ASIDE BY LIBERAL LEADERS AS THE FASCINATING THAN MOVIE OR TELEVISION 5TAR5t THE NUMBER or PERSONS WHO ARE LOCKED UP IN COST CITIZENS MUST PAY FOR LIYING IN THIS BUT THEY GAVE SEAN COHNERY AND ROBERT KENNEDY PUBLIC MENTAL HOSPITALS SIMPLY BECAUSE LESS ERA OF THE GREAT SOCIETY, AND TO THE CON I EQUAL BILLING AND ARE MORE INTRIGUED BY DRASTIC TREATMENT IS NOT AVAILABLE rOR THE~ TIIIIUEO BLOOD BATH TAKING PLACE IN V,ET NAM IBARBRA STR[ISAHD THAN PRE510ENT JOHNSON. EACH OF THE C[NTERS WILL OFFER fiVE olr IN ADDITION TO STRENUOUS CAMPA'G~ OPPOSI NEW YORK CITylS MAYOR JOHN LINDSAY EMERGES FERENT TYPES or SERVICE. To I~LUSTRATE THE~ TION BY RESPONSIBLE CONSERVATIVES COULD IAS A FASCINATING FAMOUS PERSON, RANKING ~UST LET'S GO BACK TO OUR HYPOTHETICAL CASE or CONCEIVABLY BE THE CAUSE or OR"STI; CHANGE i EVEN WITH THE SEATLES -- ANO BEHINO BOB DY· A WOMAN SUFFERING FROM POTENTIALLY-SUICIDAL IN VOTING PATTERNS FOR HULT'~T[RM AND LAN. DEPRESSION. FRESHMEN CONGRESSMEN" IN THE fASHION COU~CIL GIRLS' HOMETOWNS, THE COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER FIRST Or 16 MULTI-TERM HOUSE MEMBERS CITED BY "THE MAN 'ROM U.N.C.L.E." IS THE TEENSI COMES INTO HER LirE THROUGH ITS AROUNO ACA AS VOTING MORE CONSERVATIVELY, EIGHT rAVORITE TtLEVISION SHOW. JULIE ANDREWS RAN~S THE-CLOCK EMERGENCY SERVICE. INSTEAD OF ARE 'ROM THE SOUTH, SIX tRaM THE NORTH OR FIRST AS FEMALE rlLM STAR, AND BETTE DAVIS HAVING TO WAIT DAYS OR W[~.s TO OBTAIN AN WEST, AND TWO FR~M BORDER STATES. OF 23 PLACES HIGHER THAN TUESDAY ~ELO. FOLK MUSIC APPOINTMENT WITH A PSYCHIATRIST, SHE CAN rR[SHMtN CdNGRESS1o!EN I N THAT CA,-TEG1)R'Y,! ALL
"I TOPS POP AND ROCK. TALK TO ONE IN HER HOUR or MOST DESPERATE BUT ONE, RE~. GEORGE GRIDER, (DE~.-TENN.), OTHER HIGHLIGHTS OF THE SURVEY NEED. -- ARE rROM T~~ NORfH 'OR We~T. H~RE ARE , --FOOD rAVORITES START WITH HAMSURG£RS. IF HE THINKS IT ADVISABLE, SHE wILL aE 13 ACA "100 l'ERC[NHRS" FROM THE HouSE: PIZZA COMES NEXT, EXCEPT WITH THE SoUTH, HOSPITALIZED FOR A FEW DAYS OR PERH~PS AS REPS. JACK EDWARDS, WILLIAM L DICKINSON, WHER£ nls OUBB(O A rAVORIT[ "FOREIGN FOOD." lONG AS A MONTH, rOR INTENSIVE PSYCHI~TRIC JO~N H. BUCHANAN JR.~ ANO JAMES D. MARTIN POPCORN IS MORE FAVORED THAN PR£TZELS AS A EXAMINATION AND TREATMENT. IN-PATIENT CARE ALl REPUBLICANS OF ALABAMA, JAMES A. HALEY, SNACK FOOD. CRACKERS AAHK OVER C~KE. IS ONE OF THE SERVICES. WHEN MRS. X HAS (D~M.-fLA.), RICHARD L. ROUDEBUSH AND -~TE£NS LONG FOR LONG AND VERY LONG DR MADE ENOUGH PROGRESS, SHE'LL RE-ENTER THE WILLIAM G. BRAY, BOTH REPUBLICANS or SHORT AND VERY SHORT HAIR, GENERALLY STRAIGHt OUTSIDE WORLD. INDIANA, PRENTISS WALKER, (REP -MISS.), THEY GO FOR BANGS AND FREQUENT SHAMPOOING. FOR A PERIOD or SEVERAL MORE WEEKS,SHE AND THOMAS G. ABERNETHY, JOHN BELL WILlAMS THE E YES THAT ARE" 1111" H~VE BEEN TREATED WILL BENEFIT FROM A SERVICE -- THE HOST AND WILLIAM M. COLMER, ALL DEMOCRATS OF WITH EYELIN(R, EYE SHADOW AND MASCARA. NOVEL OFFERED BY THE CENTtRS -- KNOWN AS MISSISSIPPI, DURWARD G. HALL, (REP.-Mo.), ~-rAVORITE FASHIONS ARE A LINES AND 8EL~ "P"RTlAL HOSPITALIZATION." SHE wiLL LEAVE "NO ~ICH1RO H. POFr, (REP.-VA.). BOTTOMS. THE LONDON LOOK AND COURREGES STYLES THE HOSPITAL EACH ~~RNING TO GO HOME TO ARE POPULAR, AS IS THE PEREHNIAL SHIRTWAIST. HER F"MILY, BUT WILL RETURN AT EVENING TO FORO TO PAY FROH $30 TO $50 "N HOUR rOR POOR BOYS LEAO THE SWEATER PAC~. THE SHELTERED ENVIRONMENT or THE HOSPITAL. PRIVATE PSYCHIATRIC CONSULTATION OR UP TO --THEY BUY RINGS AND THEY MAKE RINGS -- DURING THE EVENINGS, SHE WILl.. RECEIVE FUR $1,000 A MONTH FOR TREATMENT IN A PRIVATE OUT O' EVERYTHING FROM FRUIT LOOPS TO PL~STIC THER TREATMENT, PROSABLY IN THE rORM OF SAN'" TOR I UM. "POP TOP" RINGS FROM SOfT DRINK CANS. GROUP THERAPY. DR STANLEY F VOLLES, DIRECTOR OF THE EVEN "FTER MRS. X IS DISCHARGED FROM N~TIONAL INSTITUTE O. MENTAL HEALTH, SAYS BELGIAN BLAST KILLS 15 PARTIAL HOSPITALIZATION, SHE WILL CONTINUE A COMMUNITY CENTER MAY BE ORGANIZED AND MALINES, BELGIUM (UPI)--A HUGE EXPLOSION TO VISIT THE CENTER AT REGUL~R INTERVALS -- OPERATED BY A PUBLIC AGENCY, SUCH AS A LOCAL RIPPEO THROUGH A MUNITIONS FACTORY AND DAM SAY ONtE A WEEK -- rOR OUTPATIENT TREATMENl HEALTH DEPARTMENT, OR BY A NOH-PRorIT PRI- AGEO SEVERAL NEARBY HOMES TODAY. OFFICALS THIS WILL INCLUDE peRIODIC TALKS WITH HER VATE INSTITUTION, SUCH AS A HOSPITAL OR PSYCHIATRIST, WHO WiLL AScERTAIN HOW SHE'S UNIVERSITY. It IS NOT NECESSARY THAT ALL OF SAID 15 PERSONS WERE KILLED AND AT LEAST 55 ~ROGRESSING AND WIL~, IF NECESSARY, RENEW INJURED. THE FIVE ESSENTIAL SERVICES BE PROVIDED UN HER PRESCRIPTIONS rOA TRANQUILIZING DRUGS. RESCU£RS PLUNGED INTo THE SMOKING orBRIS DER ONe ROO., DR, YoLt.es, SAID "so l.ONG AS MEANTIME, MRS. X·S CHILDREN MAY aE BENE ANO PULLED OUT HANY OF THE INJURED AND fiVE THEY ARE TIED TOGETHER IN 1 COORDINATED FITTJNG INDIRECTLY FROM THE SERVICE EVERY BODIES ANOTHER TEN BOOI[S WERE BELIEVED PROGRAM SO THAT A PATIENT CAN GO rROM ONE CENTER WILL PROVIDE. STILL IN TH[ WRECKAGE SERVICE TO ANOTHER AS THE COURSE OR SEVERITY CONSULTATION -- A TEAM THAT COVERS A THE BLAST RIPPED THROUGH THE 'ACTORY DUR Of HIS ILLINES5 REQUIRES." VAST RANGE or ACTIVITIES. FOR EXAMPLE, FEDERAL GRANTS FOR CONSTRUCTION RANGE rROM ING THE LUNCH-HOUR WHEN IT WAS OCCUPIED BY PSYCHOLOGISTS FROM 1 COMMUNITY CENTER MAY ABOUT 150 PERSONS IT IS SITUATED ON THE OUT ONE-THIRD TO TWO-THIRDS OF THE TOTAL COST, WORK CLOSELY WITH SCHOOL TEACHERS AND COUN SKIRTS OF THIS HISTORIC OLD CITY or 60,000 WITH THE REMAINDER COMING FROM THE LOCAL SELLORS, A DVIS ING THEM HOW TO HANDLE PRO SPONSORS. FEDERAL AID FOR STAFFING RANGES ABOUT 14 MILES NORTH£AST OF BRUSSELS BLEM CHilDREN AND WATCHI~~ rOR THE TRULY THE BLAST WAS BELGIUM'S SECOND DISASTER IN UP TO A MAXIMUM OF 75 PERCENT or THE TOTAL DISTURBED CHILD WHO NEEDS PSYCHIATRIC CARE. 48 HOURS NINE PERSONS WERE KILLED AND SEVEN ,PAYROLL OURING THE rlRST 15 MONTHS ON OPERA AOVISORY SERVICE ALSO WILL BE PROVIDED TION, DECLINING GRADUALLY TO PERCENT. I~JUREO IN A CHE~ICAL FACTORY EXPLOSION 1ND 30 TO GtNERAL PRACTITIONERS, MINISTERS, PRO FIRE AT CHARLEROI SATURDAY. ArtER 51 MONT~5 Ot rEDERAl SUeSIDY, A CtHTER BATION crrICERS, SOCIAL WORKERS AND OTHERS IS EXPECTEO TO PAY ITS OWN WAY. WHO WORK WITH PEOPLE IN TROUBLE. NASHVILLE, TENN. {UPI)--SGT. J1MES CASE, A THE SERVICE OF A COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH MARINE CORPS RECRUITER, TOLD POLICE HE CENTER WilL NOT NECESSARilY BE rREE TO ALL PR(STWICK, SCOTLAND {UPI)--PORTERS AT THE STEPPED TO THE RAILING ON ME~ORIAL BRIDGE TO COMERS. POOR PEOPLE WILL BE TREATED WITH AIRPORT REFUSED TO ADO SCOTTISH HIGHLAND CLEAR HIS THROAT OUT CHARGE, BUT OTHERS MAY BE CHARGED rEES BONNErs TO THEIR UNIrORM ON THE GROUND "AIR A FEW SECONDS LATER A CONSTRUCTIO~ WORKER RELATED TO THEIR ABILITY TO PAY. THUS MEN PORT PORTERS IN NEW YORK DON'T WEAR COWBOY rlSHED HIM OUT O. THE CUMBERLAND RIVER 90 HATS" FEET BELOW. CASE SAID HE DOES NOT KNOW HOW HE TAL HEALTH SERVICES WILL BE M10£ AVAilABLE TO MILLIONS OF MIDDLE CLASS AMERICANS WHO COULD HAVE fALLEN. DON'T REALLY NEED FREE CARE BUT CANNOT Ar- KEEP KWAJAL£IN CLEANER! .... - rlOURGLASS I ',CONT I HuED fROM lCONTll'ivED fROM \ (011/+ I tI!' ... E D rRO"l J.A~ PAGE ONE) Lt~,) PAGE ONE) SURVEY ~A(,;E Oi' A "f£b,R ~G0 T i"l--.l'!'\ c=- lJ - '"'< -' ..,. LOll.!!JON (UP',)--'>-" ..~O~;)fRVAi VE 0"'00- ~'TION TO::~v cw4QGtw TpC GOw~RNMLNT OF IPRi"lE MIN s-rR H",RClO W,~SON ,,).TI-I I ~I COMPETENCE' ;N 'TS ~A~Dl'NG 0~ Bp T_ 1 AlN'S eCONOM,C (~'S ~ THe :ppo~ T ON ----,----- JhLEASHEO A B~15T~q,~G P~1L.~~~~~~P~ fHt STATE 5 V~EW WAS TKAT T~E OEMO~- O~SL.UG~T .G_'·~? T~f GOVlRN~E~T l~O ACCUSED WJlSC~ ~-R~ON~q~y or I CO~P~(~E rAILURl or:- PL.<\ 1"1G SIR KE IT~ Jo~~p~] CONSERVAT v~ c "SHADOW CABIr-.E.'" <:rOI'\[<"MA'~ J'J L."eo ; MATTfRS, OE;ClAI?ED" I!w~. (f-J4,1GE- To-/. (,(,,- ERNMENT THA~ BEC~~sr 0~ ~ ~J0DGtNEN7. :,('URCt" , THE ~ouSl O~ CO~~c~~ ~0,:M_D 4 ONl I DAY DEBATE ON 'HC U~L~PLO~~t~- ~ t,-,~- I rlON FOLLOW ~G PUBL 'A~~ON L~~- ~;tK I j - r w'F·~ Pc -r'").,'\.j ! OF OFFICIAL r'G~R~~ i~~T jHu ~ J t HAD 437} 279 -lOS ... f -,5 ." M D-O( rOBU', " ! t JUMP OF NrARL~ 00 GJJ , ~CE SEP1_~gcp I : No VOTE. WA~ S[W_D~~LO AF"CR -ODA w ~ I DEBATE] BUT Cv~MO~S wA~ ~c~~D~~'D -0- IMOR~OW fO VOTE AFP~O/~L o~ -~S L480~ i GOVERNN(NTt~ B -rL lL'-CC~T~OvE~~ 'L I - " c- R - l 7 )MANDATOR'I' \.;""r>-'<."(:-F1'<,L.,", ,c.. ~~ i AoouT 22 LE~~-W!NG L~ac~ -i 8ACK BENCHER-S STRONG~ v o~pC'--'LD :1 c (,OMPU,-- 50RY FR~(lE, WIL~ON ~NO o~~~g fl~ M'N ISTERS WERE M[ETI~G ~ T~ -~~ ~ULL PAQ LIAMENTAR~ LABO~ PAR-w N~" Er~OqT TO PERSUADe TH( p~~r·'s R(6tL~ NO! TO AS- ~1 STAIN - TOMO~RO~ [Vl~ ~G, O~, ~Oq~S : STILL VOTE AG~ NSr THE GO~ERNMtNT 1 ' I AT A PRlvAT~ ~rEr'NC TONIGf-JT OF THE I PARLjAM(NTAR'I' l_SOP P~Rlw, ~EM6Eq& EN DORSED THE. GOVfl ; NOTH l NG. I OBSE~VERS 6~iD ALL -~E 37 OPPONENTS I WERf L'KE,L" fO BJ'-'''' TI-JE. 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Trt!: H,tG'" CO;'T O~ ; Ii "(;1 (o"'c. ,I'll hIC'D:'E~ fEMPORARILf T~~OWN 0 ,) '0 HAVE RE"C 'E~v~O r~A~ v ~ MURE T)wN, ~ONN, A DE~0N~~RAi o~ OriGANllER SA j') MOH T)-lil,t\J $47 6 V[~r \ ~ ~~ -_[ ~ .,~ wuOTfC ~ONGHE~5MA~ UaLDAR'U A~ SAyING, HAS B fEN P.I\ roo IJ r ~. r ... .. • 0·~' ",:' L Ji....~, I t '1\ l AT' n N ''Co ... - ~ ,_, 1-0 AJ \ l XP[NQ ~ T:.: ~( "I' "_, i Y ., !::':'_l_'_:~( ,)I._____ I J PAGE 9 I-klURGLA$S MOWOAY, OCTOBE~ 24, 1966 ICRCID'WORD By EugetU Sheffer J I 2 3 ~4 ~ 6 1 ~9 9 10 II Are Americans "Squirrelling Away" Too Many Billions? 12 I?J 14 By CHARLES W WHITE gold In the torm ot Jewelry ~ ~ WnUl'n E~peclOltl11 for CEntr,H They re doing thi~ sort of a r~ 16 /7 Pn'li1I ~>lri Tfll';- Newspl1pa thmg at II. great mte, With col ~ WHATEVER I~LSE our M lectora offulng $20 gold Double IS /9 20 CIaJ and econonll~ cntlcl; may l:i:9 gle~ recently around $4850 ~ ~ ~ ~ SIly about the average US tIll apiece Oddly enough, Mex,,~an zen In OUI" fanta~ltcal\y '\ffluent coms are also popular, and for 21 ~ 2?l 014 2S tune", n~ S cCl'tu1n!y fnllov. ,n~ that matter, MeXican bonds ac ~ ~ ~ ~ the good cold Puntan virtue of cording to one IndIanapolis 26 ~7 '28 29 'W 'laving Wh!'lhi'r he lIl!ly be banker ~ % <;qulrrelling away' too much Not that all tnls big-tune op !II 32 !>~ and part of it Ul "om" ftmn\ eratmg in coms is infalhbly ~ ~ places remalll.S AN'NOIJ4C£UEN TS u8l.ISHED BY GlOBAL ASSOCIATES AT THE CAKE DECORATING INTRODUCTORY CLASS DIRECTION Of THE CCMlAHOlfrG OFfICE:R; STARTS AT 7=30 MoNDAY, OCTOBER 24 AT IC.WAJAL(IN TEST SITE, MARSHALL ISLAICS toR SALE Q.ASSIFIED THE ISLAHD NURS[RT. BRI~G WAX PAPER, CONTRACT OAAG 43-67-C-0001 SCOTCN TAPE. SCISSORS AHO PENCILS T~E HoURGLASS IS ,UBLISREO DAILY MoN TMREE CARRIER AIR CONDITIONERS - No CAKES T~IS WEEK DAY THROUGH SATUROAY DEADLINE rOil NOTICES IS 'M THE OAT SErORE 'UBLI 2-TONt I 1/2-TOH, I-TON - $200 FOR 4 CATION AND DEADLINE 'OR NEWS ITEM. THE LOT IMMEDIATe POSSISSION. CALL FUN NIGHT IS TUESDAY AT THt YOK~[ YUK I' SHOVTIME: 10 AM THE DAY or PUBLICATION 612. CLUB AT 8 '/jut 7 &. 9 T~£ HoURGLASS REStRVES THE RIQNT To EDIT L[~T[R$ TO THE (oITOR rOR TKt WASHER AND DRTER COMBINATION - $150. BARGAIN BAZAAR IS LOCATED BETWEE~ THE SAKE or BREVITY ALL COPY, LETTERS LARGE Alft CONDIT lOWER - $50; SMALL fURNITURE WAREHOUSE AND THE SMALL ATOIJIC .a.GENT AT AND PHOTOGR~PH$ SUSMITTED fOR PUILI- AtR CONDITIONER - $25; TWO lAWN CHAIRS BoAT ~ARINA ON THE LAGOON IT 15 LiGHT DRAMA BLACK AND WH I TE: CATION BECOME THE PROPERTY OF THE - $3 EACH, ONE LAWN LOUNGE - $3; CHA~ OPEN EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING BETWEEN MART I HE CAROL, tELIX MARTEN, DARIO HOURGLASS REPUBLICATION OF MAT[RIAL COAL BROILER - EL£CTAIC ROTARY - $12, THE HOURS OF 9 30 AND 12 NOON BAR MORENO CONTAINEO HEREIN IS NOT AUTHORIZED TWO 9~12' ~UGS - $20, lAOY'S elK[ - GAI~ BAZAAR PIC~UP 15 EVERY WEO"ESDAY AL.SO NEWS WITHOUT THE PRIOR ApPROVAL OF THE .10. NEW DRAPES AND CURTAINS ~ND ROO$ AFTERNOON IF YOU HAVE GIVE-AWAYS, - $41, HI rl TABLE - $40. LAUNDRY CoMMANDING OrrlCER, KWAJALEIN TEST CALL ~ANOY KLAMT AT 2458 BEFORE I PM SHOlfTIME SITE. HAMPER - $3. I~ONING BOARD - $Z.50, ON WEONESOAYS FO~ PICKUP FOR OT~[R 730 fF YOU MAVE NOT RECEIYED YOUR HoUR PATIO LICHTS - $4, PATIO TASLE AND INFO~MATION CONCE~NING THE BARGAIN Ric~a,.J6on BENCHES - $10, PATIO FENCE - $50, PAT BAZAAR CONTACT ANN WAGNER AT 2785 GLASS ~Y 6 15 PM, 'LEASE CALL 539 Bt IO Roor - $50 CALL 785 OR SEE AT THE RUb~IAN~ ARE COMIN6 TWE£N THE HOURS or 6:15 AND 6:45 A"D ATC A COpy WILL St DELIVERED TO YOu QTI" 472-B YOKWE YUK CLUB WOMEN'S BRIOGE BEGINS 'OMtDY AOVENTURE COLOR AT I PM TUESDAY AT THE YOKWE 1u~ CLUB CARL R£lN(R, EVA MARIE SAINT, JO~ATHAN EDITOR: NEIL PHELPS-MuN'ON CANNON P8-s HOVIE PROJECTOR - SUPER IF ON THE R!:GULAR L 1ST or PLAYERS MID WI'ITtRS ASST .EDITOR DoRIS 'oIAI.LIN 8 AHD REGULAR 8 - $55 CALL 2334. UNABL£ TO ATTEND, OR IF NOT ON THIS STAFf III_Nee BLAIS LIST AND ~ANTING TO ATT£ND, PL~ASE ADDIE JOHNSON NOTIFY FRAN ONOtRWYZER AT 2706 BY 10 ~ JOAN KALAH I K I AM THE LtST Of ~[GUlAR PLAYERS IS LYNN LlrrlCK AS rOLLO~S. PRle~ MATTHEWS, AlTMtA .,,, JJall L I TH.JGRAPHfR RI CIUllO RuFFOLO JO~NSON, PEG M,C.RTHV, DoROTHY CA~AN, C I ROJLATION POLAROID CAMERA 100 - ~OST WeDNESOAY DoLORES REHDER, GLORIA DALE, GRACE BIRDUAN OF ALCATkAZ MANAGER DANA ODGtRS N1G~1 AT THE CROSSROAOS CALL RICKY CARLETON, FRAN ONDERWilER, JEAN BROCK PRISON DRAMA BLACK AND WHITE AT CARIAGA AT 589. INGTON, LORRAINE LA MOTHE 8URT LANCASTER, K~RL MALDEN, THELM~ RITT!;R WORK WANTED SCUBA CLUB MEETING WILL BE HELD THURS DAY, OCTOBE~ 27 AT 7 30 IN THE TARO TOYLAND SHOpPERS· I WILL C"'''E: rOil ROOM or THE YOKWE YUK CLUB 5HOW'TIM( OFFICIAL NOTICES YOuR S~ALL CHILORt~ IN MY HOMt CAll ."EVON LODGE. NQ 179, EAA.'» 7 30 & 12 15 DATE OFfICIAL BULLETIN Pf{)NE MRS EILLISON AT 2247 TH~RE WilL BE A SPECIAL MEETING or D 24 OCT Qtr~n lJtf'" 66 LTC W.H. GRISWOLD ~03 HELP WANTED EMON LODGE #179 F & AM TONIGHT, MON ACTION WESTERN COLOR AT 25 OCT.66 ILT D \oi Ot.!VER 602 DAY OCTOBER 24, I N THE lAR CONrERENCE JAMES GAR~ER, SIO~EY POITIER, 81S1 2b OCT 66 CPT J M. DuLL 2214 ROOM AT PM ALL MASTER MASO~S ARE CL[RK.STENOGPAPH[R - KENTRO~ HAWAI I, 7 ANDERSSDN 2J OCT.66 LTC D.J. SWtlMLER 646 l,o - SHORTHAND REQuIREO - FULL-TIM[ INvrTEO TO ATTEND 2 OCT.66 CPT F.R K,o,RCH POSITION - FtVC-OAV wrEK INQUIRE AT AL~O COLLEGE FOOTBALL 290CT.66 CPT J J. DoRS!:Y 2~~ KTS RANGE OPERATIONS BUILDING OR CALL MICRONESIAN STUDY GROUP WILL MEET 30 Ocr 66 MAJ C.E. WILSON MONDAY, OCTOBER 24 AT PM AT QTRS 653 T r MCCRARY AT 596 OR 2135 7 30 SHOWTI"'[ Z06-A. We WILL DISCUSS rUTURE PRO- 8 DuTY OffiCER IS KWA~ALEIN TEST SITE CRAMS AND PLANS or THC GROUP Ir CoMMANDING OrFICER'S R[SPRESENTATI~[ WANTED YOU ARt INTERESTED IN THE HISTORY AND OURIN~ OTHER THAN NORMAL DUTY HOURS CULTURE or MICRONE~IA. PLEASE ATTEND JACK THE ~IANT KILLER ATC SIZE 14 SHIfT o~ MUU MUU PATTERNS ADVENTURE FANTASY CDLOR ALL PERSONS INTERESTED IN A SANDER WILL PAY ORIGINAL PRICE IF COMPLETE KERWI~ MATHEWS, JUDI MEREDITY, TORI~ SON'S PRIVATE PILOT GROUND SCHOOL AND UNALTERED CALL 2252 DIV~STERS' MEETING WILL 8E HELD MON THATCHER MEET AT 8 PM THURSOAY, OCTOBER 27 IN DAY, OCTOSER 24 AT 5 15 PM tN THE CON THE THIRD FLOOR CoNF[~ENC[ ROOM OF fERENCE ROOM ON THE THIRD fLOOR Or MOVIES ARE KtVEC AS TO THE AUDIENCE FO THE TERMINAL BUILOING LIQUOR THE T(RMINAL BUILDING, WHICH THEY ARE SUITABLE THE SYMBOLS A, T AND C ~[PRrSENT .. OULTS, TEENS ANO CMll THE GENERAL MEET ING FOR PERSONS IN l~ ACCORDAHcr WITH ITS NEW LDGI$T1CS ORt N, RLSPEC,\~ElY THE PRESENce Of AMY rrnESTED IN THE COI+'oERClAL PilOT '$ SUPPORT CONTRACT, GLOBAL ASSOCIATES IS THE ART Of BEING WISE IS THE ART OF or TME THR[£ SYMBOLS INOICATrs THAT THt GROUND SCHOOL IS RESCHEDULED fOR THURS REQUIRED TO ASSURe THAT ALL SULK, HARO KNOWING WHAT TO OVERLOOK. filM IS CONSIDERED SUITABLE rOR THE AuO LIQUOR, AND L IQuE.\IR ULE:I! ". •• SHALL St DAY, OCTOSER 27 AT 7 ~~ rN THE THIRD WILLI.,.I JAM!:S IENcr G~DUP REPRESENTED 8Y THE SYM80lS ACCOUNTABLE THROUGH A SYSTeM or IDENTI FLOOR CoHFERENCE ROOM or THE T£"MINA~ rYING THC CUSTOMER AND REQUIRINQ A SIG- BUILDING 1~'TUfI£ ON AN ITEMIZEO R[GISTER ••••• " IN CO~P~lANCE WIYH TalS RtQU1REMCHT ALL SUCH SALES WILL aE ITEMIZED AND SIGNED RECOVERED BICYCLES rOR GV EACH CUSTOMER MAKING PURCHASES AT THE KWAJALEIN OR ROI NAMUfi LIQUOR THE SECURITY DEPARTMENT HAS A STORrs ErfECTIVt 24 OCTOBER 1966. NUMBER OF BICYCLES WHICH HAVE AP PARENTLY BEEN ABANDONED SINCE "'OMEWS CHAPEL FELLOIlt.5HIP CIRCLE MEET THE OWNERS HAVL NOT BEEN 10ENTI INGS ARE A5 YO~~O~S FI[D, IT IS SUGC(ST[O THAT T~OS[ THE ANNA DED[RER CIRCLE MEtTS TUESDAY, PtRSONS ~HO HAVE LOST 61KES IN OCTOBER 25 AT 9.30 AM WITH GLENNA YOUNG, THE PAST GO TO THE CENTRAL POLICE TA. iJ4 STATION UPON PROPER IDENTlrICA THE MARV RUTH HANLIN CIRCLE MEETS TUE. TION THEY MAY CLAIM THEIR BIKES DAY, OCTOBER 25 AT 7:30 PM WITH VELDA BIKES NOT CLAIM£D SY Ocr 28 WILL HORN, Til 555. BE DI9POS[D OF UNOER THE PROVI THE ~LIC£ LEE tlRCl£ MEtTS TUESOAY; SIONS OF THE CURRENT REGULATION$. OCTO~~R 25 AT 9:30 AM WITH AUDREY BELL; Qus. 2od-A. THE FLORENCE SASSER CIRCLE MEETS Tues BIKE SALE DAY f OCTOBER 25 AT 7:30 P4 WITH IRENE DAY, TR 649. THERE WILL BE A SALE Of UN CLAIMED BIKES AT THE CENT~AL Po ll~E STATION ON FRIDAY. OCT 23 HAR~\ BYRD LAID 10 REST AT " I'M IN SIMPLE HOME CEREMONY WINCHESTER, VA (UPI)--fORMEf! SEN HARRY F BYRD 51'1 j A CONSERVATIVE FORCE IN CONGRESSIONAL AFFAIRS rOR A RHODE~IA TALK~ CRUCIAL G[~ERATION, WAS BuRIED UNDER A MA'LE SAL1SeURY, RHODESIA (UPI)--RHOD~SIAN TRtE NEAR HIS SH[~ANOOAH VALLEY HOME AND BRITrSH OFFICIALS THIS W'EEK EN~E~ I~ A SIMPL[ C£~EMO~Y YESTERDAY TKE SELf-OEseR IBtD "C~UC I AL STAGE" IN VICE PRESIDENT HUBERT HuMPHREY AND THEIR DRAWN-OUT NEGOTIATIONS OVER FU TREASURY SECRETARY HENRY fOWLER; PER~ TURE STATUS or THIS B~EA~AWAY AFRICAN SONAL REPR(SENTATIVES O. PRESIDENT COLONY JO~NSON> LED A OELEGATION O. NATIONAL P~YCHO-HEART bTUDIEb MADE BU~INE~~ MAY A~K TAX HIKE RHODESIA~ OFfiCIALS ARE FINISHING POLITICAL rIGUR[S WHO ATTENDED THE NEW YORK (UP1)--HtART OOCTORS CALLED HOT SPRINGS, VA (UPI)--BIG BUSIN[SS IS THE ORArT or A fORMAL WRITTEN ~EPLY TO F"U"£IIAL. 1M PSYCMtATRIST5 TO E~AMINE 148 ~. MOVING CLOSER TO WANTING A TAX INCR[ASE, BRITAIN'S lATEST PROPOSALS eROUGHT~'AE BYRD, WHO DIED LAST THURSDAT AT 19 TleNTS WHO W£RE CANDIDATES fO~ HEART SOTH FOR ITS[Lr AHO THE MAN IN TNt STR[[T BV ENVOY SIR MORRICt JAM[S JA~(S IS AFT£R LAPSING INTO A COMA LAST JULV SURGERY, NOT BECAUSE THEY SEtMED TO SOME CAPTAINS Of INDUSTRY AND fiNANCE NOW IN LONDON RE'ORTIN~ TO PRI~[ MIN FROM A SRAIN TUMOR, HAO SERVED 33 NEED PSYCHIATRIC CARt BUT BECAUSE ALL EVEN WANT HIGHtR TAX[S NOW, SErORE PRESI ISTER HAROLO WILSON'S GOVERNMENT YEARS IN THE U S. S£~ATE AND BErORE SURGE~Y HAS AN EMOTIONAL SIO£, ES~ DENT JOHNSON DISCLOSEs HOW MUCH MORE MoN THE WRITTEN RHOOESIAN REPLY t5 EK THAT WAS GoVERNOR OF VIRGINIA. PECI~LLY WHEN SUCH A VITAL ORGAN AS EY IS N£EOED TO FIG~T THE VIET NAM WAR PECTED TO BE RELAYEO TO LONDON BY TKE SOME or THE DIGH1TARIES AND DOZENS THE HEART IS INVOLVeo THE COHCLUSION WAS REACHED rESTEROAY tHO OF THIS WEEK ArTER BEING OISCUSSED or FA~ILV FRIENDS ALSO PAlO THEIR THE PSYCMIATRISTS rOUND SOME OF T~E AFTER TWO OAYS OF CON~EASATIONS WITH ME~ AT TOMORROW'S SCHEDULED CABINET ~EET~ Rt'~tCTS AT THE RA~DLINQ, TWO-$TORY I'''TIEMT5 .... ERt: "S[EIOMG. 5,\M<:T'ONI:0 ~U, BERS or THt BUSINESS CoUNCIL, 180 HEAoS IfilG. BYRD MANSION 'ALLED"RoS[MONT" AT NEAR~ CIOE: THROUGH SURerR'I'," IT WAS R(PORTEO or SOME or THE NATION'S BtGGEST CORPORA DESPITE THE CONCERN AMON~ ArRo-AsIANS BY BERRYVILLtj WHERE KE DIED. HIS TOOAr AT THE ANNUAL MEETING or TH£ TIONS THE CoU~CIL'5 fALL MEETING WAS THAT A "PEAL IS SE I NI> WORKED OUT BE BODY HAD LAIN IN STATt IN A FLAG-COV AMERICAN HEART ASSoCIATION THEY ALSO D[VDTED TO GOLf, TENNIS AND CLOSED SES TWEEN LONDON AND SALISBURV, rEW OB [REO CASKET IN A SITTING ROOM fiLLED SPOTTED SOME PATIENTS WHO WERE MUCH SIONS WITH TOP GoVtRNMENT orFICIALS SERVERS HERE EXpECT EASY OR QUICK SET WITH ,LOWER!. MOR[ ILL OF MIND THAN Of HEART THE CoUNCIL'S CHAIRMAN, WILLIAM B. MUR TLEMENT, ESPECIALLY O~E~ THE ISSUE OF HUMPHREY, WNO INTERRUPTED A VESTERN '~H[RE WERE SEVERAL PATIENTS WHOSE PHY, P~[510E~T or CAMPB[L~ SOUP Co., EVENTUAL RULE BY THIS NATION'S fOU~ T~uR TO ATTEND TH[ FUNE~AL WITH MRS. LIVES HAO SEEN SO 8L(A~ WITH HEART SU~N[D UP 'Nt SENTIMENT O~ TAXES WHEH HE MI~LIOM BLACK ArRICAN MAJORITY HUMPHREY, WAS fLOWN TO WINCHESTER