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WASHINGTON (UPIJ--AOAM CLAYTON U.S. uYunnel Rats" Capture City POWELL -- ALWAYS UNPREDICTABLE ~ BaKer Denies Effort MAY BE STAKING HIS CONGRESSIONAL Beneath Reds' Iron Triangle" FUTURE ON A LONG-PLAYING RECORD To Evade H1s Taxes CALLED "KEEP THE FAITH, BABY." WASHINGTON {UPI)--ROBERT G. (B08- SAIGON (UPI)--AMERICAN TROOPS BROKE INTO A THREE-MILE-LONG MAZE OF THE ALBUM OF HIS "MOST OUTSTAND BY) BAKER DENIED UND~R OATH TODAY BOOBY-TRAPPED VIET CONG WARBASE TUNNELS NEAR SAIGON TODAY AND SEIZED ING SERMONS AND HARD-HITTING STATE THAT HE SOUGHT TO EVADE MORE THAN COMNUNISTATTACK NAPS PINPOINTING AMERICAN TARGETS IN THE CAPITAL AND AT MENTS" WILL GO ON SALE NEXT WEEK. $21,000 IN TAXES DR POCKETED $100,- THE GIANT TAN SON NHUT AIRFIELD A BIG SALE COULD HELP HIM KEEP HIS 000 IN POLITICAL CONTRIBUTIONS FROM BRIG GEN RICHARD T KNOWLES) COMMANDER OF THE U.S. ARMY 196TH LIGHT SEAT IN THE HOUSE. THE 22 C[Nrs CALIFDRNI~ SAVINGS AND LOAN EXECU INFANTRY BRIGADE WHOSE "TUNNEL RATStI BEAT OFF GERRILLA REAR GUARDS IN POWELL MAKES ON EACH RECORD WILL T I VES AN UNDERGROUND FIGHT FOR THE TERROR MAPS SHOWED NEWSMEN HOW COMMUNIST GO TOWARD PAYMENT OF A LONGSTAND BAKER SAID HE HAD "DONE PRECISELY COMMANDERS HAD BLUE-PENCILLED AMERICAN HOUSING AREAS AND OTHER MILITARY ING SLANDER JUDGMENT AGAINST HIM. WHAT 1 WAS SUPPOSED TO DO" IN DELIV FACILITIES. AN AIDE PREDICTED THE RECORD WOULD ERING THE MONEY TO THE LATE MILLION -THE MAP SEIZURE IN OPERATION CEDAR FALLS) THE LARGEST U S. SWEEP OF SELL A MILLION COPIES WITHIN A AIRE SEN. ROBt;:RT S. KERR, (DEM -OK THE WAR, IN THE HOEO WOODS 40 MILES NORTHWEST OF SAIGON FOLLOWED AMER MONTH. LA ), WHO HAD INSTIGATEO THE COLLEC~ ICAN JET PILOTS' RETURN TO NORTH VI ------TIDN Or THE MONEY. ET NAM'S "MIG ALLEY" THE fORMER SENATE AIDE1 ON TRIAL THE U.S. AIR FORCE BOMBERS STRUC~ Red China's Defense Chief ON CHARGES or TAX EVASION, LARCENY UP AND DOWN THE RED RIVER VALLEY AND FRAUD, TEST!FIED EARLIER THAT RAILWAY BETWEEN HANOI AND COMMUNIST Claims State of Civil War WHEN HE RAN INTO FINANCIAL TROUBLES CHINA THEY HIT ONE BRIDGE ONLY 15 HONG KONG (UPI)~-COMMUNIST CHINESE DEFENSE MINISTER LIN PIAO HAS DE IN 1962, HIS "BEST FRIEND" AT THE MILES SOUTH OF THEIR SELF-IMPOSED CLARED THAT HIS NATION IS IN THE THROES OF "TOTAL CIVIL WAR" ACCORD CAPITOL) LYNDON B. JOHNSON, SENT 25-MILE-WIDE BUFFER ZONE ALONG THE ING TO POSTERS PLASTERED ON THE WALLS IN THE CAPITAL CITY OF PEKING, HIM TO KERR FOR A LOAN. CHINESE FRONTIER THE JAPAN BROADCASTING CORP. REPORTED SATURDAY, PEKING TIME BAKER DID NOT USE THE PRESIDENT'S THE DARING DIVE-BOMBING UP THE THE STATEMENT REPORTEDLY WAS MADE BY LIN DURING A RECENT SESSION OF NAME IN HIS TESTIMONY, BUT HE RE: VALLEY BROUCHT NO REACTION FROM THE THE CHINESE COMMUNIST PARTY'S DEFENSE COMMITTEE LIN, HEIR APPARENT TO CALLED THAT HE HAD VISITED "THE: BEST COMMUNIST MIG JET FIGHTERS WHICH COMMUNIST PARTY CHIEF MAO TSE-TUNG AND HIS No I ALLY IN THE CURRENT FRIEND I HAD AROUND CAPITOL HILL - GUARD THE RAIL LIFEliNE. THE RAID POWER STRUGGLE, !S CHA I RMAN OF THE COMM ITTEE THE JAPAN BROADCAST I NG THE THEN VICE PRESIDENT" Ar THE LED YESTERDAY'S 67-'M ISS ION A I R AS CORP SAID LIN'S STATEMENT WAS RE- • TIME, JOHNSON WAS VICE PRESIDENT AND SAULT AGAINST NORTH VIET NAN 8Y PORTED ON WALL POSTERS IN PEK I NG Se8sion in Jakarta BAKER WAS SENATE DEMOCRATIC SECRE U.S. BOMBERS FLYING FROM THAILAND, SIGNED BY tiTHE REVOLUTIONARY 'REB- ToHandleSukarIlo TARY SOUTH VIET NAN AND NAVY AIRCRAFT ELS FROM THE COMBAT UNIT OF THE BAKER'S ATTORNEY, EDWARD BENNETT CARRIERS IN THE GULF OF TONKIN EASTERN SEA TIGER." THE: RADIO SAH JAKPRTA (~PI)--INDONESjA'S CDN- WILLIAMS, QUESTIONED HIM ABOUT THE THE RAIDS COST TWO PLANES THE "EASTERN SEA TIGER" MAY BE THE Gq[SS VILL CONVENE WITHIN THREE CONTRIBUTIONS ,ROM THE CALIFORNIA (CONTINUED ON PAGE ELEVEN) NAME OF A NAVAL UNIT. HONTHS TO CONSIDER THE FATE OF SAVINGS AND LOAN OFFICIALS THREE A RADIO PEKING BROADCAST TODAY PRESIDENT SUKARN~) IT WAS REPORT- TIMES WILLIAMS ASKED BAKER) "DID Clark Kerr Fired IMPLIED THAT FIGHTING HAD BROKEN EO TODAY. YOU STEAL THAT MONEY?" In U Cal Crackdown OUT BETWEEN R I VAL ELEMENTS IN THE SPECIAL SESSION OF THE COUN "I DID NOT," BAKER REPLIED EACH SHANGHAI, THE LARGEST CITY IN CHI TRY'S MOST POWERFUL BODY WAS CALLED TIME, GOING ON TO SAY THAT HE HAD 8ERKELEY (UPI)--THE UNIVERSITY OF NA WITH A POPULATION OF MORE THAN AMID GROWING STUDENT ~ND MILITARY DONE ExACTLY WHAT HE HAD BEEN EX CALlrORNIA REGENTS TODAY FIPED TEN MILLION DEMANDS THAT SUK~RNO Be OUSTED PE:CTED TO DO. CLARK KERR,. THE SCHOOL'S $45,000 A THE PEKING BROADCAST SAID ANTI FROM OfFICE FOR HIS AL~ErED ROLE lCONTINUED ON PAGE ELEVEN) YEAR PRESJOSNT WHO HAS 6~EN ~K~RPLY MAPIST ELEM~TS ~AVE T~RN~~ FA~~ __ lN THE UNSUCCESSFUL COMMUNIST COup CRITICIZED 8Y NEWLY-ELECTED Gov. ERS AGAINST CITY DWELLERS AND SENT IN'19b5'. " - SenateVVeavonAce RONALD REAGAN. "GREAT NUMBERS" lNTO SHANGHAoI TO EARLIER THIS 'H.EK HIGH~r1ANKING THE REGENTS VOTED 14-8 TO DISMISS ATTACK WORKERS AND OTHER SUPPORT JUDICIAL SOURCES SAIJ THEY hAD Call for ABM Rush KERR IMMEDIATELY THE ACTION WAS ERS OF M/lO ENOUGH EVIDENCE TO CON\ICT SUKARNO WASHINGTON (UPI)--SEN HENRY JACK~ TAKEN IN A CLOSED SESSION AND AN (CONTINUED ON PAGE ELEVEN) OF TPEASON "IN ANY COURT IN T~E SON, (OEM -WASH.), CA~LED TODAY FOR NOUNCED BY UNIVERSITY VICE PRESI .WRLD." THEY SAID) HOWEH.f', THEY A $5 BILLION PROGRAM TO SPEED DEVEL DENT THOMAS SORENSON. FBI Head Denies VERE UNABLE TO ACT BEC~U5E OF CON OPMENT OF AN ANTI-BALLISTIC MISSILE "THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF STITUTIONAL LIMITATIONS. (ABM) DEFENSE FOR A~ERICAN CITIES CALIFORNIA HAVE TODAY TERMINATED Opposing Treaty THE 5?ECIAL CONGRESSIONAL SES JACKSON, A MEMBER OF THE SENATE THE TENURE OF PRESIDENT CLARK KE:RR," WASHINGTON (UPI)--FBI DIRECTOR SION wiLe. HAvl AS ITS PRIMARY nSK ARMED SERVICESCOMMITTEE, TOI..C A NE;WS SORENSON TOLD NEWSMEN. J. EDGAR HOOVER, IN A LETTER MADE A REVIEW AND POS3IBU. CHANGES IN CONFERENCE DEPLOYMENT OF At3Jlils WAS KERR HAS BEEN PRESIDENT OF THE PUBLIC TODAY, SAID HE HAD NEVER TNt CONSTITUTION AFFECTING SUKAR NEEDED BECAUSE OF RAPID ADVANCES BY UNIVERSITY FOR ALMOST TEN YEARS, OPPOSED THE SOVIET-AMERICAN CON NO'S RULE HE HAS BEEN THE COUN BOTH THE SOVIET UNION AND RtD CHINA DURING WHICH IT HAS DOUBLED IN SIZE SULAR TREATY WHICH HE IS CREDITED TRY's ONLY PRESIDENT SINCE HIS IN THEIR MISSILE CAPABILTIES AND I N RECENT YEARS) HAS BEEN THE WITH STALLING IN THE SENATE. ELf.;CT I 0," TO TH~ POST DEC 16, 1949 JACKSON WARNED THAT RED CHINA SCENE OF REBELLIOUS STUDENT DEMON THE STATE DEPARTMENT RELEASED ARMY RULER G<:N. SUHARTO IS KNOWN WOULD BE ABLE TO DEPLOY INTERCONTIN STRATIONS. CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN HOOVER AND TO BE AGAINST ANY ANTI-SUKARNO ENTA.L BALLISTIC MISSILES (ICBMs) BY REAGAN WAS ELECTED LAST tALL AF SECRETARY OF STATE DEAN RUSK WHICH MOVE THAT WOULD BRE4CII THE CONST 1- 19710R: 1972. HE ALSO SAIO THE SO TER A CAMPAIGN IN WHICH HE CRITI SAID HOOVER NEVER MEANT TO OPPOSE TUTICNAL BOUNDS HE HAS B~EN TRY VIET UNION ALREADY HAD DlPLDYED AN CIZED THE UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRA~ THE TREATY--BUT JUST TO NOTE THAT ING TO PUT REINS ON THE GROWING ABM DEFENSE SYSTEM AROUND Moscow TION WHEN HE TOOK OFFIC~ THREE ITS RAT!,ICATIDN WOULD MEAN EXTRA CLAMOR FOR SUKARNO'S COMPLETE THE SOVIET ABM SYSTEM, JACKSON WEEKS AGO, HIS FIRST MOVE WAS TO WORK FOR THE FBI. DOWNFALL SAID, ExrENDED "WELl. SEYOND" ~1DS TRIM THE UNIVERSITY'S BUDG~T AND THE PACT WAS SIGNED By U.S. AND THE CONGRESS WILL CONVE:NE IN COW AND GAVE PROTECTION TO AT LEAST RECOMM~ND THAT TUITION 8E CHARGED RUSSIAN DIPLOMATS IN Moscow JUNE "MARCH OR APRIL" AT THe LATEST TO SOME RUSSIAN ICBM SITES. EARLIEr THE GOVERNOR WAS AT THE REGENTS' I, 1964. IT WOULD PERMIT RECIPRO TAK CUP SUKA RNO' S FUTUf([ THIS WEEK, SEN STROM THURMOND, MEETING TODAY) BUT WAS NOT PRESENT CAL ESTABLISHMENT OF U.S. AND SO (REP - S.C.), A MEMBER OF THE ARMEO WHEN KERR'S DISMISSAL WAS ANNOUNcrn. VIET CONSULATES IN VARIOUS U.S McNamara Lowers Bar SERVICES COMMITTEE) SAID THE SOVIET (CONTINUED ON PAGE ELEVEN) AND RUSSIAN CITIES AND SET LEGAL ABM SYSTEM ALSO DEFENOS LENINGRAD SAFEGUAROS TO PROTECT AMER I CANS On Military HOUSing JACKSON SAIO THE ONCE-OVERWHELMING Living Costs Up AND RUSSIANS ARRESTED IN EACH OTH- WASHINGTON (UPI)--DEFENSE SECRE- U.S. LEAD !N BOTH OFFENSIVE AND DE WASHINGTON (UPI}-~LIVING COSTS ER'S COUNTqIES. TARY ROBERT S. McNAMARA TODAY AUTHM FENSE MISSIL~S HAO SHRUNK RAPIDLY INCHED UPWARD IN DECEMBER BY ONE ON MARCH 4, 1965, HOOVER TOLD A ORIZED CONSTRUCTION OF A NUMBER OF DU~ING THE PAST YEAR BECAUSE OF BOTH TENTH OF ONE PERCENT TO RAISE THE HOUSE SUBCOMMITTEE THAT "OUR GOV- LONG-AWAITED BACHELOR AND FAMILY "QUANTITATIVE AND QUALITATIV£" AD O~ERALL 1966 PRICE SPIRAL TO 3.3 ERNMENT IS ABOUT TO ALLOW (RUSSIA) HOUSING UNITS. VANCES BY THE SOVIET UNION. PERCENT, THE GOVERNMENT REPORTED TO ESTABLISH CONSULATES IN MANY IN AN ECONOMY MOVE IN DECEMBER, TODAY. THE LABOR DEPARTMENT SAID PARTS OF THE COUNTRY, WHICH, OF 1965, WHEN THE BIG VIET NAM BUILD- Pekmg Power Claim LAST YEAR'S RISE IN THE CONSUMER COURSE, WILL MAKE OUR WORK MORE UP WAS GATHERING SPEED, McNAMARA LONDON (UPI)--THE PEKING PEOPLES' PRICE INDEX WAS THE LARGEST IN DIFFICULT." FROiE THE MILITARY CONSTRUCTION DAilY SAID TODAY RCD CHINA NOW POS NINE YEARS, BUT INTE:RPRETEO THE IN A LETTER LAST SEPT. 14, RUSK PROJECTS ON GROUNDS THAT THEY WERE SESSES "GUIDED NUCLEAR MISSILE:S " SLIGHT DECEMBER INCREASE AS FURTHER TOLD HOOVER THAT THE SENATE'S DESIRABLE, BUT COULD BE PUT OFF THE CLAIM, CONTAINED IN AN ARTICLE EVIDENCE THAT THE NATION WAS MOVING FAILURE TO RATiFY THE TREATY "AP- WITHOUT HARMING MILITARY OPERA- IN THE OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THC CHINESE TOWARD PRICE STABILITY. PARENTLY STEMMED IN LARGE PART FRDtTIONS IN HIS OROER TODAY, HE COMMUNIST PARTY, WAS QUOTEO IN THE THE PRICE INDEX AT THE END OF THE YOUR TESTIMONY." HE SAID THE FBI AUTHORIZED THE AWARD OF CONTRACTS NEW CHINA NEWS AGENCY'S REPORT DIS YEAR STOOD AT 114.7, COMPARED TO CHIEF'S TESTIMONY WAS WIDELY IN- POR 550 PROJlCTS AT 285 lNSTALLA- TRIBUTED IN LONDON 114.6 IN NOVEMBER. THAT MEANS IT TERPRE;TED AS OPPOSING THE TREATY, TIONS IN 42 STATES, WASHINGTON, THE ARTICLE REFERRING TO MOSCOW'S COST $11.47 TO BUY THE SAME PRO- BUT RUSK SAID," I DID NOT SO IN- D.C., AND 16 OVERSEAS LOCATlONS. WITHDRAWAL Of SOVIET EXPERTS FROM DUCTS ANO SERVICES THAT $10 COULD TERPRET IT." THE CONSTRUCTION WORK HAD BEEN CHINA IN THE LATE 19505, SAID THAT BUY ABOUT EIGHT YI:ARS AGO. TH E "I THDIJGHT, RATHE R, THAT YOU AUTHO R I Z ED BY CONGRESS FOR FISCAL CONTRARY TO FORMER SOVIET PREMIER INDEX IS BASED ON 1957-59 PRices. W~RE MERELY POINTING OUT THAT ANY 1966 AND PREVIOUS YEARS. NIKITA KHRUSHCHEV'S EXPEcrATIONS, FOOD PRICES AGAIN DECLINEO IN SUCH AGREEMENT NECESSARILY RESULTS AT THE TIME HE: FROZE THE CON- "OUR ATOMIC BOMBS, GUIDED NUCLEAR D(CEMBER ~UT THIS WAS MORE THAN OFF- IN AN INCREASED PROBLEM OF INTER- STRUCTION PLANS, THEY WERE VALUED MI5SILES ••• ANO OTHER BIG ACHEIVE u SET BY HIGHER MEDICAL) CLOTHING AND NAL SECURITY PROPORTIONATE TO THE AT $620 MILLION. MENTS HAVE SHAKeN THE WORLO. HOUSING COSTS) AMONG OTHER THINGS. NUMBER OF SOVIET CONSULATES AC- THF ANNOUNCEMENT REVEALED THAT THERE WAS NO PROOf TO SUBSTANtiATE ARTHUR M. Ross, COMMISSIONER OF TUALLY ESTABLISHED, WITHOUT, OF SINCE THAT TIME $23 MILLION WORTH THE CLAIM WESTERN INTELLIGENCE RE TH~ LABOR DEPARTMENT'S STATISTICAL COURSE, IMPLYING THAT THE PROBLlM OF PROJECTS HAD BEEN ~LIMINATED AS PORTS THAT CHINA IS WORKING ON NU BUREAU, PRED I CTED THAT THE P R t CE I N- COULD NOT BE HANDL ED BY TH E FB I. n tiD LONGE R NEEDE D. CLEAR WEAPONS AND A MEANS OF OELIV DEli. THIS YEAR WILL RISE 2./) PERCENT. ERlNG THEM PAGE 2 HOURGLASS FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, I REPUBLICAN SPLINTER POLICE REFORM URGED CAREFUL PLANNING AHEAD WOULDNfT BACK ROMNEY NEW YORK (UP1)--SEN. ROSERT F. KENNEDY, AVERTED BIG PRI~ON RIOT G~~ND RAPID!, MICH. (UPI)--A GROuP or (OEM-N.Y.); SUGGESTS USING DRArT EXEMPTIONS SACRAMENTO (UPI)--CAllrOAHIA'S TOP PRI "DEDICATED CON$ERVATIV~!" WHO REFUSE TO SACK TO LURE MORE YOUNG MEN INTO POLICE WORK. SON orr,CIAL SAID TODAY CAREFULLY-PLANNED Gov. GEORGE ROMNEY Ir HE BIOS rOR THE 1966 THE IDEA WAS CONTAINED IN A SPEECH TME EMERGENCY TACTICS PREVENTED THIS WEEK'S GOP PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATION, HEAOED INTO SENATOR DE~IVERED YESTERDAY AT THE LAW SCHOOL CONFRONTATION BETWEEN NEGRO AND WHITE PRI WESTERN MICHluAN TODAY TO ORGANIZE SUPPORT FORUM AT COLUM81A UNIVERSITY. SONERS AT SAN QuENTIN rROM BECOMING A MAJOR rOR THEIR CAUSC KENNEDY ALSO SUGGESTED USING P~RTIAL GOV RIOT. ArTER A 30-MINUTE MEETING WITH ROMNEY YES ERNMENT SuBSIDIES rDR COLLEGE STUDENTS WHO WALTER DUNBAR, DIRECTOR or lHE DEPARTMENT TERDAY, D. BRUCE EVANS, THE CHAIRMAN or AGREE TO WORK ON ~OLICE rORCES rOR SEVERAL or CORRECTIONS SAID IN AN INTERVIEW THE UNITED REPUBLICANS o~ AMERICA (URA) SA(O ~IS YEARS. THESE TRAINED AND DISCH~RGED POLICE CAUSE or WEDNESOAY'S 0lSTUR8ANCE IN THE PRI GROUP WAS "DISSATISFIED" WITH THE GOVERNOR'S MEN, ME SAID. COULD THEN FORM THE NUCLEUS or SON ON SAN FRANCISCO BAy HAD NOT 8EEN FULL'!' EXPLANATION OF ~IS RErUSAL TO ENDORSE BARRY A POLICE RESERVE TO ACT IN EMERGENCIES DETERMINED GoLDWATER IN 1964 To MEET THE PRESENT NEED rOR MORE AND MORE HOWEVER, HE BLAMED THE BLACK MUSLIMS, A "FRANtc:LY. QUR MEMBERSHIf" COULD NOT SUPPORT POLICEMEN ON THE STREETS, KENNEDY PROPOSED RELIGIOUS StCT THAT PREACHES BLACk SUPRE ROMNEY rOR THE NOMINATION", EVANS SAID "HAVING CITIZENS SERVE "5 THE E'!'ES AND CARS MACY, AT LEAST IN PART HE StlD THEIR RE THE URA, EVANS SAID, PROBABLY WOULD OPPOSE rOR THE POLICE IN THEIR OWN NEIGHBORHOODS. QUEST TO BE SECREGATED WAS DENIED BECAUSE PRESIDENTIAL NOMINATION BID5 8Y "ANY CANDI "THEIU ARE ALWAYS PROBLEMS IN TRYING TO CALIFORNIA DOES NOT SEGREGATE PRISONERS ON DATE WHO HAS NOl SUPPORTCO ALL MAJOR REPus CLOA~ ORDINARY CITIZENS WITH ANY ASPECT or THE BASIS or RACE LICAN NOMINEES IN THE PAST" POLICE RESPONSI8ILIT'!' BUT THE IDEA OF A CITI- A PITCHED BATTLE INVOLVING ABouT 1,000 HE 5AID, HOWEVER, HIS GROuP WAS WORKING ZEN PATROL COULO, IN MY JUDGMENT, BE QUITE NEGROES AND 1,400 WHITES ~AS PREVENTED WED WITHIN THE FRAMEWORK or THE REPUBLICAN PARTY CONSTRUCTIVE AND SHOULD BE EXPLORED", HE NESDAY WHEN GUAROS USED WEAPONS TO SET uP A fl A".O ..,OULO BACK lHt NOM INEE CIiOSEtt BY lliE ODED "~ALL OV VIRE BETWEEN THE Two MOBS or AN GOP NATIONAL CONVENTION, EVEN IF IT TURNED HE ALSO CALLED rOR lREATING ALCOHOLICS IN GRY MEN TO KEEP THEM APART OUT TO BE ROMNEY CLINICS AND DRYING-OUT CENTERS AS A MEANS or SAN QuENTIN'S 4,000 INMATES REMAINED EVANS SAID ONE OF THE ASPECTS OF THE 1964 REDUCING TH~ DOCKET LOCKED IN THEIR CELLS YESTERDAY IN AN E~ro t"MPA I GN TH"T CONCERNED HIM ..,AS THE EfFORT "REFORM or TI'tE JUliEN I I.E COURTS IS CR IT I CAL" BY orrlCIALS TO EASt TH~ 1EN510" CONVICTS TO ENCOURA~E MICHIGAN VOTERS TO SPLIT THEIR KENNEDY SAID. IN ONt CELL BLOCK CURSED GUARDS, HuRLED TICKET, VOTING rOR PRESIDENT JOHNSON ON THE THE rORMER ATTORNEY GENERAL SAID THE JAIL DEBRIS A"D TOSSED 8URNING PAPER FROM THE DEMOCRATIC SIDE ANO ROMNEY ON TI'tE GOP SIDE. POPULATION MUST BE REDUCEO THROUGH THE uSE UPPER TIER or CELLS. THE FIRES WERE QUICKL ROMNEY "CONVI~C[D uS THAT HE DID ALL HE or RELEASE ON REcaGNIZ~NCE. riNES, $USPENDED PUT OUT COULD TO SQuELCH THE MOVEMENT". EVANS SAID SENTENCES AND PROBATION CHILDREN, HE SAID, A SHAKEDOWN OF THE HUGE PRISON YARD AND ArTER HIS CLOSED-DOOR DISCUSSION WITH THE UST NEVER BE aETAINEO IN JAILS INDIVIDUAL CELLS TURNED UP SOME 1,500 pou~ GOVERNOR O~ WEAPONS THEY INCLUoED PRISON-MADE THE UR~, WHICH CLAIHS A ~AT'ONWIDE MEMBER BRITAIN WILL BACK CUBA DEAL KNlVES. MESS HALL FORKS TWISTED INTO BRASS SHIP or 200,000 TAKES A HA~K POSITION ON LONDON (UPI)--THE BRITISH GOvERNMENT SAID KNUCKLES. CLUBS, SOCKS rllLCO WITH ROCKS. VIET NAN ANQ AOVOCATES STIFrCR MEASURES TODAY IT IS "PREPARED IN PRINCIPLE" TO BACK LENGTHS or PIPE, SCREW ORIVERS AND SCISSOR AGAINST CIVIL RIGHTS DISORDERS THE SALE or A $39.2 MILLION BRITISH-BUILT HALVES EVANS SAID THE GROUP, WHICH PLANS TO NOMI rERTILIZER PLANT TO COMMUNIST CUBA DESPITE DUNBAR SAID STATIONING GUARDS ON THE PRI NATE ITS OWN CANDIDATE AT THE NATIONAL REPUB S DISAPPROVAL SON WALL WEDNESDAY TO FIRE SHOTS BETWEEN LICAN CONVENTION. HAS BEEN OR~ANIZING CHAP IT WOULD BE THE LARGEST BUSINESS DEAL EVER THE GROUPS OF PRISONERS HAD BEEN ~LANNED IN TERS IN OHIO, NEW JERSEY, PENNSYLVANIA, TEXAS AOE BETWEEN BRITAIN AND PREMIER FIDEL ADVANCE ILLINOIS, CALIFORNIA, OREGON AND MICHIGAN ASTRO'S GOVCRNMtNT DUNBAR, H£AD or THE DEPARlMENT SINCE 1961 HE SAID JOHN BIRCH SOCIETY MEMBERS, WHO BRITAIN'S EXPORT CREDITS GUARANTEE OEPART EXPLAINEP THE GuARDS WERE UNDER "TERRIBLE HAVE BEEN READ OUT OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY ENT SAID IT HAS NOTlrlED TME BRITISH [NGI PRESSURE" DURING THE CONrRONTATION HE IN MICHIGAN ANO SEVERAL OTHER STATES. WERE EERING rlRM CONCERNED, SIMON CARYES, "THAT 'AID IN THAT SITUATION THERE IS A "STRONG WELCOME IN THE URA E ARE PREPARED IN PRINCIPLE TO PROVIDE NOR TE:HPTA .. ,Ot,," rOR THE GUAILROS TO "SHOOT" GUY"" ------AL INSURANCE ON TERMS INVOLVING ~IVC YEARS BUT NOT ONE SUCH INCIDENT OCCURRED SINATR~ 5UBPOENAED CREDIT FOR THE COMPLETION OF THE PLANT" THE EIGHT ~RISONERS WOUNDED B'!' GUNrlRE LAS VEGAS, (uPI)~-rRANK SINATRA HAS BEEN IT SAID THE DECISION TO EXTENO CREDIT WAS WERE HIT BY RICOCHETTING BULLETS HE SAID SUBPOENAED TO APPEAR NEXT WEEK BEFORE A rED AOE ON THE GRoUNOS T"AT CUBA IS "REGAROEO ERAL ~RANO JURY INVESTIGATING THE ALLEGED S AN ACCEPTABLE COMMERC IAL R I 51(" JOHN~ON WARNED "Sit IMM 'NGII or I.AMBL I NG PROf' I TS IN NEVADA THE ANNOUNCEMENT 5AID THE VALUE or THE TO CUT EXPENh£b- GAMBLING CASINOS, IT ~AS LEARNED TODAY. RANSACTION; STILL UNDER NEGOTIATION, IS FORT WORTH (UPI)--W P GULL"NPER, PRESI UNTI~ 1963 THE SINGER WAS A PART OWNER AND XPECTED TO BE $39.2 MILLION. DENT Of THE NATIONAL ASSOCIATION or ~NU LICENSEE OF THE CAL NEVA LOD~E AT LAKE TAHOE THE TIMES Of LONOON TODAY HAD PREDICTED FACTURERS, SAID '!'ESTERDAY IF PRESIOEUT IANO THE SANDS HOTEL HERE HE LOST THE LI PPROVAl Of CREDIT IT PEGGED THE PLANT'S JOHNSON rAILS TO CUT EXPENSES "HE'O BETTER ICENSE rOR ENTERTAINING CHICAGO UNDE~WORLO COST AT $33.6 MILLION ANO SAID BRITAIN WOULD LOOK rOR ANOTHER JOB" BECAuSE IIOTERS 00 NOT IFfGU~E SAM (MOE) GIANCANA AT CAL NEVA. KAY A $28 MILLiON CREPiT ARRANGEMENT. CUSA wANT A TAX INCREASE II GIANCANA'S NAME 15 AMONG I I IN NEVADA'S OULD HAVE TO rlNO THE REMAINING $5 6 MILLION GULLANPER TOLD A NEWS CONrERENCE THE ~A'!' l"BLACK aOOK" OF PERSONS NOT WELCOME IN THE. LSEWHERE rOR A DOWN PAYMENT, THE TIMES SAID TO BALANCE THE BUOGET IS NOT TO INCREASE TAXES BUT TO CUT GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURES 1STATE'S CASINOS. rOR SEVERAL YEARS HE HAS BRIDGEPORT, NEB (UPf)--WE HAVE GOOD NEWS "If YOU ARE A DIRECTOR or A 8US INESS BEEN A COMPANION Of SINGER PHYLLIS MCQUIRE, fOR YOU. KEITH DELEHOY--WHEREV£R YOU ARE CORPORATION AND YOU THINK EXPENSES SHOULD WHO WAS APPEARING WITH HER SISTERS AT CAL THE SEARCH WAS ON TODAY FOR DELEHOY, A BE CUT, YOU TELL THE PRESIDENT TO CUT THEM" NEVA AT THE TIME or HIS VISIT SCIENCE TEACHER AT THE BRIOGEPORT SCHOOLS, THE GRAND JURY OPENED IT5 PROBE LAST Nov~ GULLANDER SAID "You TELL HIM THAT IF ~E WHO ~AS DRArTED AND IS EN ROUTE TO BOOT ~ DOESN'T CUT EXPENS[S THE CHANCES ARE THAT EM8ER, SEEKING EVIDENCE THAT CASINO OPERATORS AT FT, BLISS, TEX. ANOTHER PRESIDENT WILL oecup,!, HIS DESK 1 HAVE SIPHONED OFr MONE'!' rROM WINNINGS BEfORE SCHOOL orFICIALS REPORTED A REPLACEMENT "IT'S THE SAME "'AY WITH A NATION PART ITHEY ARE REPORTED FOR TAX PuRPOSES COULDN'T BE ~OUND FOR DELEHOY THE GovERN~ or THE PRESIDENT'S JOB IS TO RESPOND TO TIiE MENT RELENTED ANO SAID OELEHOY COULD STAY DIRECTORS, WHO IN THIS CASE ARE ALL THE I PR~CTICE SAFETY fOR EVERYONE'S SAKE AND TEACH SCHOOL OfFICIALS ~£RE TRYIN~ TO VOTERS, AND Ir HE DOESN'~ CUT EXPENSES HE'D LOCATE HIM TO TELL HIM THE GOOD NEWS. SETTER LOOK FOR ANOTHER JOE! " GUlLANOER ~AS IN FORT WORTH TO ADDRESS FM PROGRAMMING SCHEDULE THC TEXAS MANurACTURERS ASSOCIATION TODAV FRIDAY, JANUARY 20 HE SAID HE 010 NOT BELIEIIE CONGRESS WOULD APPROVE THE TAX INCREASE "LET'S DANCE AGAIN" -- 31 00 -- DAVID CARROLL AND HIS ORCHESTRA "CONGR(SSMEN ARt NORMALLY PRETTY RESPON- SIVE TO THE WISHES OF THE VOTERS," HE SAID "QUIETLY THERE" -- 32 14 -~ CHET BAKER PLAYING THE FLUGELHORN ACCOMPANIED BY THE CARMEL STRINGS ~OUTH KOREA A~K~ NAVY AID EARLY AUTUMN 1 I LEFT My HEART IN SAN FRANCISCO, FORGET HIM, SEOUL (UPI)--SOUTH KOREA SAID TODAY IT CHRISTMAS SONG 1 QUIETLY THERE, SPRING CAN REALLY HANG You WILL ASK THE U".ITEO STATES rOR MORE ~ARSHI~ Up THE MOST, STRANGER ON THE SHORE 1 You DON'T HAilE TO SAY~ TO BOLSTER 17s S"ALl NAVY AGAINST rURTHER THE MORE I SEE You, No MORE BLUES, MESSAGE TO MICHAEL, SOUL "PROVOCATIONS" BY COMMUNIST NORTH KOREA AND INSPIRATION RED SHORE BATTERS YESTERDAY SANK A SOUTH KOREAN PATROL BOAT WHEN IT DARTED INTO "SUNDAY IN NEW YORK" ~- 33 50 -- MEL TORME COASTAL VATERS TO INTERCEPT 70 SOUTHERN SUNDAY IN NEW YORK, AUTUMN IN NEW YORK, LULLABY O~ BIRD rlSHING VESSELS WHICH HAD STRAYEO orr COURSE
LAND, BROADWAY, THE BROKEN BRIDGE 1 LET ME Orr UPTOWN, TWENTY-EIGHT CRE~EN DROWNED AND I I OTHERS FORTY-SECOND STRtET, S,DEWALKS OF NEW YORK, THERE's A OlEO I..ATER or WOUNDS BROKEN HEART ~OR EVERY LIGHT ON BROAD~AY, MANHATTAN, My IN A STATEMENT TODAY, DErENSE MINISTER TIME: or DAY KIM SUNG-EuN SAID THE GOVERNMENT WILL ASK WASHINGTON rOR MORE SHIPS "TO MEET rUTURE "UI NEW M~R~HALLESE MU$EUM A BASKtT "WORTHY Of A KIIIIG" ••• THt MAR SHALLESE EQUIVALENT OF A DISPOSABLE PAPER PLATE ••• AND TABLE NATS WHOSt COLORFUL DE SIGN IS WOVEN Of PANDANUS fiBER DYED IN FOOD COLORING ARE JUST A fEW EXAMPLES OF ISLAND CRAfT NOW ON DISPLAY IN THE NEW MUSEUM OF MICRONESIAN HANDICRArT, LOCATED IN THE LIBRARY. SOME or THE ARTICLES ON DISPLAY WERE CREATED AT THE EXHIBITION GIVEN WEDNESDAY AT EMON BEACH BY MEMBERS Of THE KWAJALEIN CLUB, ONE Of THE EIGHT WOMEN;S CLUBS ON EBEYE NEARLY ALL or THE WOMEN WERE BORN ON KWAJALEIN AND CALL THIS ISLAND THEIR "NATIVE LAND." THE "KINGIS BASKET" WAS CREATED BY MAINA JAjO, WHO ACCOMPANIED THE WOMEN. HE EXPLAINED THAT BASKETS OF THIS pARTICULAR DESIGN AND INTRICATE WEAVE WERE MADE TO CARRY COCONUTS AND OTHER fOOD rOR THE I ROI J. THE MUSEUM, SPONSORED BY THE YOKWE YUK WOMEN1S CLUB, WELCOMES THE LOAN or EXAM PLES or MICRONESIAN ARTS AND CRAfTS CALL PAT CATALDO MUSEUM C~RATOR, AT U,S. ARMY HAWAI I AND IS MAKING HIS SECOND TRIP TO REV. ~A~~ON AND REV. ~MITH EXCHANGE PULPIT~ JUDE SAMSON AND THE CHOIR O. THE PROTESTANT CHURCH WI LL COME TO KWAJ ALEIN ON SUNDAY WHILE CHAPLAIN R C SMITH AND THE KWAJALEIN CHOIR WILL PARTICIPATE IN THE ~ORSHIP SERVICE ON [SEYE. REV SAMSON'S TOPIC AT THE I I O'CLOCK SERVICE WILL BE "CAN WE BE ONE? ,I OR. SMITH WILL DELIVER THE 8.10 SERVICE IN OUR CHAPEL AS USUAL, AND THEN PREACH ON THE SUBJECT "HALVES OF ONE ANOTHER" AT THE I J O'CLOCK SERVICE ON ESEYE A JOINT PICNIC rOR THE TWO GROUPS WILL BE HELD ON THE CHAPEL GROUNDS AT 12 30 THE SAME DAY DESIGNATED AS "PULPIT AND CHOIR ElI:CH.&.NGE SUMD"Y" f'OR SOME OBSCURE REASON, THI S IS OfIE Of SEVERAL EVENtS PLANNED TO fURTHER GREATER UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN RESIDENTS Of KWAJA LEIN AND (6EYE. PLAN TO ATTEND THIS UNUSUAL WORSHIP SER AT I I THIS SUNDAY YOU'LL NOT REGRET KENTRON OLO-TIMERS •••• PICTVAED fROM LEfT, G PARSONS, KENTRON SITE MANAGER, GREETS TED HARMON "ND G D. PAULK BOTH MEMBERS Of' HIE: KENTRON TEAM HERE IN 126L ______KENTRON OLD-TIMERS RETURN Redstone Events TED HARMON, HEAO Of KENTRON ENGINEERING AN ELECTION HAS BEEN SET fOR fEBRUARY STAff AT REOSTONE ARSENAL J RETURNED TO KWA TO DETERMINE WHETHER OR NOT ELIGIBLE EM ALEIN WEONESDAY TO REVIEW PLANS fOR FUTURE PLOYEES OF THE U.S. ARMY M,SSILE COMMAND RANGE INSTRUMENTATION WISH TO BE E~CLUSIVELY REPRESENTEO BY THE MR HARMON fiRST ARRiVED ON KWAJALEIN IN AMERICAN FEDERATION OF GOVERNMENT EMPLOY 1961 AS SUPERVISOR OF THE HEW KENTRON-OPER EES, LODGE 1858 ATEO TELEMETRY INSTALLATION. ArTER HIS MAJ GEN JOHN G. ZIERDT~ ~OMMANDING GEN TOUR HERE, HE JOINED THE TECHNICAL SUPPORT ERAL Of TH£ MISSILE COMMAND SET THE ELec STArf AT KENTRON HEADQUARTERS IN HONOLULU lION AfTER A OETE~MINATION THAT MORE THAN ANO LATER wAS TRANSfERRED TO HUNTSVILLE TO THIRTY PERCENT Of ELIGIBLE EMPLOYEES ARE ESTABlISH THE ENGINEERING STArr. MEMBERS Of THE APPROPRIATE UNIT OR ARE IN MR. HARMON WAS ACCOMP~NIED TO TOWN BY suPPORT or EXCLUSIVE REPRESENTATION SY THE MR G D PAULK, MANAGER Of KENTRON'S RAHGt UNION SYSTEMS DIVISION WITH HEADQUARTERS IN HONO THE ELECTION WILL NOT INVDL~E EMPLOYEES LULU MR. PAULK IS ALSO ONt Of THE ORIGIN Of THE NIKE-X PROJECT OffICE NOR OF THE AL KEHTAON SUPERVISORS, HE WAS SITE MANAGER ARMY MISSILE ANO MUNITIONS CENTER AND WITH TH( ORIGINAL KENTRON OPERATION IN SCHOOL WHICH ARE ALSO RESIDENT ON REDSTONE I 963=-=--_----::~--=~::-::~- ARSENAL. SPECIAL POLLING orf'ICERS WILL BE NAMED ARTS •••• CRAFTS AND COOKERY Women's Club Notes BY BOTH THE ARMY AND LOOGE 1858 ARE DEMONSTRATED BY THESE EBEYE WOMEN'S WOMEN or KWAJALEIN -- CONSIDER YOURSEL IN ORDER FOR THE ELECTION TO BE VALID, CLUB MEMaERS TO THE yrwc THE INTERESTING VES REMINDED Of THE NE~T MEETING Of THE SIXTY PERCENT Of THE ELIGIBLE EMPLOVEES DEMONSTRATION, fiRST Of A SERIES, WAS HELD OKWE YUK WOMEN'S CLUB. MUST VOTE. IN ORDER rOR LODGE 1858 TO SE WEDNESDAY AT EHON BEACH, THE MEETING WILL BE A DESSERT MEETING ACCORDED EXCLUSIVE RECOGNITION, A MAJORITY AND WILL FEATURE A SHOW ot THE NEWEST AND Of THOSE VOTING HUST VOTE IN rAVOR OF UNION T CHIC Of TAE ISLAND fASHIONS, MODELED REPRESENTATIOtll. BY THEIR DESIGNERS AT THE REQUEST Of THE UNION AND AS DETER WHETHER YOU ARE HANDY WITH A NEEDLE ANO MINED BY MANAGEMENT, THE UNIT INCLUDES ALL THREAO, OR BETTER-SUITED TO SIGNING CHECKS MISSILE COMMAND CIVILIAN EMPLOYEES E~CEPT FOR CLOTHES, BE SURE TO SET ASIDE THE EVEN rOR MANAGERIAL ElI:ECUTIVES, SPECIALISTS ING OF ftBRUARY 23. You WON'T WANT TO WITH TRADE ORGANllATIONS, SUCH AS ENGINEERS MISS SEEING YOUR FRIENDS ANO NEIGHBORS AND MATHEMATICIANS, AND TEMPORARY EMPLCY ISPLAYING THEIR CREATIVITY [ES WHOSE APPOINTMENTS ARE fOR ONE YEAR OR IF YOU SEW, 00 PLAN TO PARTICIPATE. CALL LESS OR 2394 FOR fURTHER DETAILS ALL OTHER PERSONNEL INVOLVED IN THE MAINTENANCE OF THE FACILITY ARE URGEO TO LOOKING AT THE THE~MOMETERS FOR A VOTE IN THE fORTHCOMING ELECTION. A WOMAN flNAlLV PICKED ONE OUT IT S A DECO_ATIVE WALL TVPE, AND AFTtR PRAIS MAIL CALL. THE SLIGHTLY-DELAYEO RED-TAIL ING ITS ATT~ACTIVENtSS, SHE 8AID TO THE BIRO ARRIVEO YESTERDAY EVENING WITH 1,827 "I tLL T1KE THIS FAHRENHEIT. I KNOW POUNDS or ASSORTED MAIL, REPORTS POSTMASTER It HOURGLASS PAGE 4 Iy WALT KELLY JOHN~ON MARK~ MID-POINT Pogo WASHINGTON (UPI )--PRESIDENT JOHNSON REAC EO THE HALFWAY MAR~ Of HIS fiRST fULL TERM TODAY WITH HIS POPULARITY AT ITS LOWEST LEVEL SINCE HE MovED INTO THE WHITE HOUSE DESPITE THE MID~TERM POPULARTIY SLUMP - IT USUALLY STRIKES CHIEf EXECUTIVES - JOHNSON IS EXPECTEO TO SEEK A SECOND rULl TERM IN THE 1968 ELECTIONS A~THOUGH HE HAS NOT AS YET COMMITTED HIMSELF RECENT PUBLIC OPINION POLLS SHOW THE PRE IDENT'S POPULARITY HAS DROPPED SHARPLY SINCE HE HAD ALMOST UNANI~US SUPPORT ON TAKING OVER THE orflCE ~~~~~==~~==::::::~::::::~~~~::::=-~~~::::~~:::::::-~~~::~::::~::~~~l SOME Of THE SURVEYS SHOW JOHNSON TRAILING fRONTRUNN1NG GOP PRESIDENTIAL POSSIBILITY, Gov GEORGE ROMNEY Of MICHIGAN JOHNSON TRAILED NO ONE WHEN HE TOOK OfflC ~~~:;~~~~~~~~~~?=~~~~======~i1======?~~~======~====~~~~==~~~SORRY, MOOSE,WVRE AfTER HIS LANDSL I DE V I CTORY OVER REPueL I CAN ASKING ME AT A BARRY GOLDWATER eAPTIME' HIS SINKING POPULARITY WAS EVIDENT IN Nov VOTING WHEN REPUBLICANS SCORED MUCH GREATER CONGRESSIONAL GAINS THAN EXPECTED THE PRESIDENT; BECAUSE OF HIS TRIP TO THE MAN ILA CONFERENCE AND PENDING SURGERY, OFFERED DEMOCRATIC CANDIOATES LITTLE HELP IN THEIR CAMPAIGNS IT WAS PARTIALLY JOHNSON'S LACK OF CAM PAIGN HELP THAT PROMPTED SHARP CRITICISM Of HIM fROM WITHIN HIS OWN PARTY, BUT HIS GREAT SOCIETY AND CONDUCT OF THE VIET NAM WAR ALSO DREW THE IRE Of DEMOCRATS THE CRITICISM FROM WITHIN HIS OWN PARTY-- PARTICULARLY FROM SOME GOVERNORS -- PROMPT ED THE PRESIDENT TO GATHER A GROUP OF DIS SIDENT DEMOCRATS AT HIS TEXAS RANCH IN DECEMBER FOR A PEACE-WITHIN-THE-PARTY SES 0000 ! SION, BUT IT fAILED TO STOP THE DISSATIS- fACTION FROM WITHIN THE PARTY, WHICH WAS CLEARLY EVIDENT IN A COOL CONGRESSIONAL REACTION TO HIS CALL fOR A SIX PERCENT TAX HI KE. JOHNSON TOOK THE OATH OF OffiCE fOR HIS fULL TERM ON THE CAPITOL PLAZA JAN 20, 1965, IN ICY WEATHER AND THEN SAT fOR HOURS IN THE WHITE HOUSE REVIEWING STAND WATCHING We f re sending out the word to all Shutterbugs--We have loads of new THE PARADE THE EXPOSURE -- IN SPITE Of items & returning favorites in the Photographic Accessories field. THE HEATING DEVICES IN HIS BOX -- GAVE HIM SUCH A COLD THAT HE WOUND UP IN BETHESDA NAVAL HOSPITAL fOR TREATMENT JOHNSON'S INAUGURAL WAS ALMOST AS COLD BUT HARDLY AS SNOWY AS THE PREVIOUS ONE, SLIDE PROJ ECTORS VIEWERS SIX YEARS AGO TODAY, WHEN THE NATION INAUG SAVDR PANA-y'!!!' Hg URATED ITS YOUNGEST PRESIDENT AND JOHNSON WAS SWORN IN AS VICE PRESIDENT • OPTICAL VIEWllfG LtNs JOHN F KENNEDY STOOD WITHOUT A TOPCOAT • FINGER TIP LIGHT SWITCH IN 22-0EGREE TEMPERATURE WITH HUGE MOUNDS • ACCOMODATES ALL SLIDE SIZES Of SNOW ALL AROUND TO TAKE THE OATH ON JAN. • OPTIONAL CORD & TRANSFORMER - ONLY $1 25 - 20, 1961, FOR WHAT PROVED TO BE JUST OVER 1,000 DAYS AS PRESIDENT THERE WAS APPARENTLY NO OffiCIAL NOTICE SAWYER ~~VUE iil TODAY THAT JOHNSON HAD REACHED THE MIDWAY • RAND or TABLE'l'OP VIEWER MARK Of HIS fIRST TERM HE HAD A FULL • USES STANDARD nov CURRENT or BA'l'I'ERlES SCHEOULE Of APPOINTMENTS, INCLUOING A LUNCH , SESSION WITH DEFENSE SECRETARY ROBERT S • OPrIONAL CORD & TRANSliORMER • .leX MAGNIFICATION McNAMARA, SECRETARY OF STATE DEAN RUSK ANO HIS TOP LATIN AMERICAN ADVISORS - $3 00 - ~TERN REFU~E~ TO CUT ~OOK SAWYER PANA-VUE ELECTRIC HAMBURG (UPI )--ATTORNEYS FOR LOOK MAGA SAWYER ROTCMATIC 8LD>E PB)JBC1'OIt 121S • SAME FEATURES AS 111 (above) ZINE TODAY REJECTED A COMPROMISE CONTRACT (The Q stands for Quartz Iodine - 500 • BUILT-m CORD & TRANSFORMER OFfER WHICH WOULD HAyr PERMITTED STERN MAG watts of Wlexcelled bri1l1ance in a. - $4 40 - AZINE TO CONTINUE SERIALIZING "THE DEATH OF PROJECTION LAMP by SYLVANIA). A PRESIOENT" WITHOUT MAKING THE DELET'ONS • TWICE the life of other PROJECTION SAWYER PAllA-VUE AlJIDMATIC MRS JOHN F. KENNEDY DEMANDED LAMPS. • IWH-PliiL iiVER STERN'S ATTORNEYS MADE THE COMPROMISE .BUILT-lN APERATURE EDrroR • HOLDS UP 1'0 36 SLIDES OFfER TO THE HAMBURG COURT WHICH REfUSED .BUILT-IN ROOM LIGHT OlPl'IET • OPERATES ON ANY 1«>UNT fOR THE SECOND TIME TODAY TO GRANT LOOK AN • AU'IDMATIC RETRACTABLE POWER CORD • BATTERIES INCLUDED INJUNCTION AGAINST STERN'S FURTHER PUBLICA - $86.65 - - $5.00 - TION OF THE UNEXPURGATED SERIALIZATION OF THE WILLIAM MANCHESTER BOOK LOOK AGREEO TO fOUR POINTS OF THE OFfER BUT MADE FINAL ACCEPTANCE CONTINGENT ON PROJECTION SCREENS STERN'~ AGREEMENT NOT TO PUBLISH 1,600 DA-LITE WONDERLITE SCREENS WORDS LOOK HAS AGREED TO CUT fROM ITS SER .DE UJXE, HEAVY DUTY CONSTRTK!TION IALIZATION IN ITS OWT-OF-COURT SETTLEMENT WITH MRS. KENNEDY THE DELETED PARTS WERE • FIAME & MIL.DEW' RESISTANT THOSE SHE fOUND TOO PERSONAL • WILL NOT CRACK or DISCOLOR .AUTOMATIC PUSH-BUTroN OPERATION THE MASS-CIRCULATION WEST GERMAN MAGAZINE • PATENTED FEATURE PREVENTS LADDERING fLATLY REFUSED TO HAKE THE CUTS IT HAS • Tiro SIZES - 40 x 40" ($27.85) & LEGAL AUTHORITY HERE TO fiNISH PUBLISHING 50 x 50" ($36.90) THE UNCUT INSTALLMENTS BY VIRTUE Of TOOAY'S COURT RULING. STERN BOUGHT THE UNABRIDGED VERSION fROM LOOK FOR $72,500 LAST Nov 16; LONG BEFORE AVAILABLE TOWRROW! WA'ff:H FUR MORE GOOD NEWS FROM THE CAMERA DEPAR'lMENT THE DELETIONS WERE AGREEO UPON BY LOOK AND MRS KENNEDY, STERN OfFERED TO MAKE SOME POLICY CHANGES WHICH LOOK SOUGHT aUT STOOD FIRM ON PRINT ING ALL TH[ CONTROVERSIAL DETAILS MRS. LO SPR1N~S--SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT AL STERLI~G, COLo,--ELDON SMITH IS LOOKING fOR KENNEDY HAS BATTLED TO SUPPRESS. LIN DIDN'T TELEPHONE THE STATE POLICE YES SOMEONE WHO WANTS TO MAKE A TRADE THE COMPROMISE CONTRACT WAS BEING DISCUS ERDAY WHEN A THJEf ROBBED HIM Of $600 -- HE WHEN HE OPENED HIS SET Of 1967 L1C£N5E UST RAN ACROSS THE STREET TO COLORADO STATE PLATES, HE FOUND ONE NUMBERED 1039. THE SED BECAUSE LOOK ANNOUNCED IT HAD JUNKED THE NOVEMBER AGREEMENT AND WANTED TO NEGO ATROL HEADQUARTERS. OTHER WAS NUMBERED 1139 HE WILL TRADE HE THIEF GOT AWAY TO MAK A pAIR TIATE A rRIO '1 JANUARY 20~ 1967 HOURGLASS P*'"'i 5 Lot,(L SPORTS BA~KET~LL ~CHEOULE FRL. JAN. 20~ 'LE~£PALI & MCKEAGUE) 6.00 - ~ P~P.~Lta 'IS WILDCATS 7:l5 - B ~GH SCHOOL VS KENTRON SUN, J.A1!I ·2(1;. ' SPORTS PATROL NO MA TTER ~vHAT YOU CALL IT BIG LEAGUE bOCCER Ib COMING 5:30 - C H[~N,SCH~L vs PALM TERRACE By STEVE SNIDER By ALFRED KGUSENSTIERN t1UIIKE -,t.JkI DUNCAN) " RQl &.,DUM"-N) NEW YORK (UPI)--MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBA~L WASHINGTON (UPI}--FoOTBALL IS fINA~LY 6;45 - t\ WEW "'I,, N.AMUR (BURKE a~ -.6 S,!"IHTS INVADERS (Moos &. NESS) HEADS INTO 1967 WITH SIX FIELD MANAGERS WHO COMING TO THE UNITED STATES. THAT IS, REA~ _vs MQ.N JAI'i. (LtiLEPALI &. McKEAGUE) HE~D DOWN OTHER JOBS AT THIS TIME A YEARAGD. fOOTBALL, AS IT IS PLAYED fROM BANGKOK TO '2j P~L~ T[~RACE vS HIGH SCHOOL IT WON'T BE EASY FOR ANY OF THE SIX. BARCELONA 6.00 - a A VS ROI HAMUR ,.- THE TOUGHEST TASK PERHAPS BE~ONGS TO THE IN THE UNITED STATES THE GAME IS CALLEe 1.l5 - ~zc TUES. JAN_ (DULL KARCH) MAN WITH THE MOST EXPERIENCE -- RALPH HOUK SOCCER, SINCE THE WORD "fOOTBALL" HAS AL 24 &. C VS PALM TERRACE Of THE 10TH-PLACE AND UNHAPPY NEW YOR~I READV BEEN MISAPPROPRIATED BY A STRANGE 6:00 - WI~CATS 7.15-~~C PUPULES VS HIGH SCHOOL YANKE~S HOUK, DAVE BRISTO~ Of CINCIN~ATI GAME WHICH HAS LITTLE TO 00 WITH FOOT AN~ AND BI~LY HITCHCOCK Of ATLANTA AL~ CANE NOTHING TO 00 WITH SALL. BUT MORE ABOUT THAT ON DURING THE 1966 SEASON AND AT LEAST KNOW LA TER Spalili~1J Golf Tournament THEIR PERSONNEL FROM ACTUAL OBSERVATION BEGINNING IN MAY, 1967, BIG ~EAGU~ fOOT TH~ SPALDING GOL~ Co IS SPONSORING A BUT IT fiGURES TO BE A BIT SCARE'!' FOR BALL -- A~RIQHT, SOCCER -- WILL BE PLAYED "Sf>ALJll$ INVITATION GOLF TOURNAMENT" fOR ROOKIE PILOTS JOE AOCOCK OF C~EVELANP AND REGULARLY IN TWELVE AMERICAN AND CANADIAN ~HE MEMBERS o~ THE KWAJALEIN GOLf A~SOCIA DICK WI~LIAMS or BOSTON IN THEIR FIRST OUT CITIES DURING THE fiRST YEAR, AL~ THE TION QN SUNDAY, JANUARY 29 AT ~HE HOLMBERG I NGS PARTICIPATING TEAMS WILL SE IMPORTED fROM FAIRWAYS. ALL PRIZES wl~L BE DONATED BY ANO MUCH IS EXPECTED FROM MAYO SMITH AT EURDPE AND LATIN AMERICA TO ACOUAINT AMERI TkE SPALDING CO. IN ADOtTION TO THE PRIZES D~TROIT, WHICH MANAGED TO fiNISH THIRD LAST CAN AUD IENCES WI TH 1'1 RST CLASS FOOTBA~~. IN E~tH PARTICIPATING PLAYER WILL RECEIVE A SfASON DESPITE THE DEATH OF ONE MANAGER AND 1968 AMERICAN AND CANADIAN C~UBS WIL~ T~KE SOUVENIR GOLf BALL fROM THE COMPANY. WHAT PROVED TO BE THE FATAL I~LNESS Of OVER. THIS TOuRNAMENT WILL BE 18 HOLES M~DAL ANOTHER OFfiCIALS OF THE NORTH AMERICAN SOCCER PLAY WITH fUL~ HANDICAP. ONLY GO~fERS BE HOUK BARE~Y QUAL IflES AS A IO Nf:W BOY" SINCE LEAG~E (NASL) STILL CONCEDE THAT THEY WILL ~ONGING TO THE KGA WI~~ PARTICIPATE HE LED THE YANKEES INTO THE WORLD SERIES PROSABlY NOT B~ ABLE TO FIELD A COMP£TITIVE PRtZES ARE AS fOLLOWS. THREE STRAIGHT YEARS SEFORE BEING PROMOTED U.S. NATIONA~ SQUAD FOR THE 1970 WORLD 1ST PLACE - SET OF WOODS TO A SWIVEL CHAIR IN THE YANKEE fRONT OffiCE CHAMPJONSHIP. 2ND PLACE - GO~f BAG , .H'lER THE 1963 SEASON "BUT WE W1U. BE THERE IN 1974, AND WE WILL 3RO P~ACE - SAND WEDGE FURTH ER, TH E "MA JOR" HAS BE EN AT TH ~ CON TRY HARD TO WI N.. " SAYS JERRY COOPER, GE-HERAL 4TH PLACE - PITCHING WEDGE TRO~S ON THE fIE~D SINCE LAST MAY 7 ~HEN MANAGER OF THE WASHINGTON, D.C., SOCCER 5TH P~ACE - PUTTER. HE REP~ACEO THE L~TE JOHNNY KEANE WITH THE FOOTeALL. CLUe. DEADLINE fOR ENTERING THIS TOURNAMENT IS CLUB 4-16 IN ITS fiRST 20 GAMES NASL OfFICIALS ARE PRESENTLY IN EUROPE THURSOAY JAN, 26. CALL THE fOL~OWING FOR BUT OF THE SIX WHO WERE NOT IN THEIR CDNDUCTING TA~KS WITH THE INTERNATIONAL. STARTING TIMES: lou D'AMICO 9-539, JOHN CURRENT MANAGERIAL POSITIONS A YEAR AGO, S9CCER FEDERATION AND TRYING TO SIGN UP JONES 9-218, JOE KAULuKUKUI 420. HE IS IN THE MOST UNENVIAS~E POSITION FIN TOP-NOTCH TEAMS fROM SEVERA~ EUROPEAN COUN ISHING LAST IS BAD ON ANY CLUS WITH THE TRIES FOR 1~E 1967 SEASON BA~K£TBALL LeAGUE ~E6IN~ YANK~ES IT'S A CATASTROPHE. PRESENT P~A~ ARE TO BRING OVER TWELVE THE B DIVISION OPENED THE KWAJALEIN BAS ROGER MARIS, Of 61-HOMER FAME, A~D G~OVE TEAMS FROM,EuioPE AND LATIN AMERICA TO KETSALL SEASON LAST NIGHT WITH TWO INTEREST MAN CLETE BOYER HAVE BEEN TRADED _WAY PLAY A ROUNQ-ROBIN TOURNAMtN~ IN THE UNITED I NG GA+l.ES THERE'S THE EVER-PRESENT QUESTION OF MICKEY STATES BETWEEN MAY AND AUGUST. IN THE fiRST GAM[~ KENTRON, BEHIND THE MANTLE'S PAINfUL UNDERPINNINGS AND A SECOND GAMES WIL~ TAKE P~ACE IN THE TWELVE fiNE SHOOTING OF JIM MOORE AND PAUL UTZ ROUND Of SURG~RY FOR VETERAN PITCHER WHITEY CITIES WHJCH HOPE TO HAVE ACTIVE TEAMS Of BLITZED THROUGH THE LEAGUE-FAVORITE SPRINTS rORD) A ~ONG-~IME MEAL TICKET ~HO ISN'T THEIR OWN ~N 1968. IN 1967, HOWEVER, THE 46-32. THE SPRINTS KEPT PACE WITH K[NTRON EVEN ON THE YANKEE ROSTER AT THE MOMENT. FOREIGN T£AMS WILL PLAY STRICT~Y AMONG DURING THE fiRST HA~f BUT fELL BEHIND IN ATLANTA, fifTH A YEAR AGO"AND CINCINNATI, THEMSELVES. THEY WILL THUS DURING THE FIRST THE SECOND HALF MoORE REALLY GOT HOT IN PROBL~MS SEVENTH, PRESENT MUCH THE SAME IN ~EASON SUBSTITUTE fOR ~OCA~ CLUBS WHICH ARE THE ~AST TWO QUARTERS, COMING THROUGH WITH HERITED ORIGINALLY BY HITCHCOCK AND BRISTOL NOT YE"READY T~ I'IE~D HIGH-qUA~'TY SqUADS 12 POINTS AND LEADING K[NTRON TO VICTORY. RESPECTIVELY , ACCORDING TO NASL OFfiCIALS, FIRST LEAGUE HE COLLECTED A TOTAL Of 19 POINTS IN THE SMITH, UNLIKE ADCOCK AND WILLIAMS, ~s C}UBS FROM ENGLAND, SCOT~AND, SPAIN, GER GAME FOLLOWED BY UTZ WITH 15. MADE THE SCEN[ BEFORE AS A BIG LEAGUE aoss. MANY, FRANCE, HUNGARY, ITALY, BRAZIL, ECUA FOR THE SPRINTS, MEL AKIONA HAD I I POINTS MAYO HAD THE PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES fOR DOR AND PERHAPS SOME OTHER COUNTRIES WILL AND VINCE BRAGADO 10 FOUR SEASONS AND CINCINNATI fOR ONE IN A BE INVITED TO PARTICIPATE IN THE 1967 VARIED BASEBALL CAREER THAT RARE~Y SAW HIM SEASON IN THE SECOND GAME KAMAKAll, BY CONTROL UNEMPLOYED FOR LONGER THAN IT TAKES TO AN- AT THE SAME TIME, NASL OfFICIALS HOPE TO LING THE BACKSOARD DEFEATED PALM TERRACE B SWER A TELEPHONE , RECRUIT AND TRAIN SUffiCIENT AMERICAN AND 29-21 IN A fiNE BALL GAME. COACH BILL HE TAKES OVER A DETROIT TEAM THAT flNISHEO fOREIGN PLAYERS TO rORM TWELVE AMERICAN LE~EPAL I CAME UP WITH A 11 SLEEPER" AND A 10 GAMES BACK OF BALTIMORE AND ONLY ONE BE TEAMS TO START A REGULAR CHAMPIONSHIP COM TALL BALL CLUB LED BY ~URICE WILLIAMS AND HIND THE SECOND P~ACE MINNESOTA TWINS. HIS P(TITION IN 1968 DON KNIPPEN. PALM TERRACE, COACHED BY PHIL JOB IS TO APPLY SOME CONTINUITY TO A TEAM UNTI).. THIS YEAR, INTEREST IN SOCCER IN CHiNG, DISPLAYED fiNE SPIRIT SUT LACKED DISRUPTED BV THE IL~NESSES THAT FE~LED THE UNITED STATES HAS BtEN MOSTLY CONfiNED CONDITION. THEY NEED A LOT Of PRACTICE AT CHUCK DRESSEN AND BOB SWI fT 4 TO BIG UNIVERSITIES AND ETHNIC MINORITIES, THE ~rREE THROw LANES." PALM TERRACE MADE ADCOCK MOVES OFF TME PLAY~NG FIELD, WHER[ SUCH A,S, I TurANS, GERMANS, POLES AND HUN 5 OUT OF 19 FREE THROWS AND THIS WAS THE HE WAS A NOTED SLUGGER fOR THE MILWAUKEE GARIANS IN THE LARGER CITIES. DIFfERENCE IN TME GAME. BRAVES AND CA~lfORNIA ANGELS, AS A REP~ACE BUT THEN THE I'INA~ GAME 01' THE SOCCER LEADING KAMAKAZI SCORER WAS KNIPPEN WITH MENT fOR BIRDIE TEBBETTS AT C~EYELAND. WOR~D CHAMPIONSHIP TOURNAMENT HE~O IN 8 POINTS AND R. GAUSPOHL WITH 7. THE INDIANS fiNISHED fiFTH A YEAR AGO~ ,17 ENG~ANO WAS TELEVISED TO THE UNITED STATES. FOR PA~M TERRACE IT WAS RAY HOOKANO WITH GAMES OUT Of rlRST ADCOCK NE~(R HAS MANAGED MILLIONS Of AMERICANS SAW ENGLAND BEAT WEST 8 POINTS. BUT GENERAL MANAGER GABI: PAUL CALLED HIS GERMANY IN AN EPIC SOCCER BATTLE -- AND APPOINTMENT A "GOOD GAMB~E." THEY LIKED WHAT THlY SAW. HANDBALL OOUBLE~ TOUkNAMENT WI~~ lAMS TAKES OVER I'OR, e,ILLY HERMAN, "BoY, WHAT A GAME," nlE WASHINGTON POST THE PLAyOFF fOR THE 1966 HANDBALL DOUBLES WHOSE REO Sox WOUND UP NINTH WITH A HAL' PROCLAIHED IN AN EDITORIAL NEXT DAY TOURNAMENT IS NOW UNDERWAY Two ouT Of GAM[ EOGE ON THE YANKEES J THE WASHINGTON POST NOTED THAT THE fAST THREE GAMES WILL BE PLAYED fOR THREE DAYS LOOKING UP FROM NINTH ISN'T EASY, EI-HER. ACTION AND CONSTANT MOVEMENT or SOCCER AND THE WINNER OF TWO OUT Of THREE DAYS PROVED AN EYEOPENER TO AMERICANS, WHOSE WIL~ BE THE CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM. MAJOR SPECTATOR SPORTS, BASEBA~L ANO THAT IN YESTERDAylS GAME THE TEAM Of EMI~LO MISNAMED ASERRATION CALLED "FOOTSALL" ARE MARTINEZ AND RALPH DE~~APELLE DEfEATED THE SLOW AND CONSIST MOSTLV Of INTERMINAB~E TEAM Of HARRY VERRY AND LEN FRIESZ. THE PAUSES FINE CONDITION AND P~AYING Of EMI~LO P~U5 AMERICAN FOOTBAL~, IN PARTICU~AR, IS MORE THE COURT STRATEGY OF DE~LEPE~~E OVERCAME AN EXERCISE IN MEDITATION THAN A SPORT. IT THE BRUTE fORCE PLAYING Of THE SECOND TEAH. IS P~AYED BY GIANTS IN SPACl SUITS WHO SPEND THE SCORES WERE 21-15 AND 21-11. MOST Of THEIR TIME IN WHISPERED DISCUSSIONS ON THE fiELD -- PRESUMAB~Y DEBATING WHETHER JUNIOR BA~KETBALL LEAGUE NIETZSCHE IS DEAD OR SIMI~AR~Y FASCINATING THE JUNIOR BASKtTBAL~ LEAGUE SWINGS INTO SUBJECTS ACTION MoNDAY, JAN. 23 AT 4·45 WITH THE EVERY ONCE IN A WHILE, THE PLAYERS IN- JR. SPRINTS VS JR WILOCATS ON TUESDAY c T~RRUPT THEIR DELIBERATION fOR A BIT Of IT WILL BE THE K.C. YS TOM'S ACES. AL~ GAMES PHYSICAL EXERCISE ONE OF THEM GRABS AN WILL BE PLAYED 4T DALLY BASKETBALL COURT. ODDLY-SHAPED BALL AND STARTS TO RUN. THE OTHER PLAYERS PURSUE HIM, THROW HIM TO THE ATTENTION BASEBALL TEAMS: WILL ALL PLAYERS GROVNO, AND PILE ON TOP Of HIM, TRYING TO WHO PARTICIPATED IN THE MEN'S FAST PITCH, f "\ SQUEEZE THE AIR OUT OF THE BALL. THEY SELDOM WOMEN'S SLOW PITCH, LITTLE L£AGUE~ AND WHO SVCCEED. HAVE CHECKED OUT EQUIPMENT ONLY fOR THE \ AfTER A WHILE THEY GET UP AND RESUME THEIR 1966 SEA$ON, PLEASE RETURN THIS EQUIPMENT , ( DEBATE TO THE SPECIAL SERVICES GEAR LOCKER AS SDON GREEN BAY'S Coach Vmce LombanU 3lle~ be Ul trans WHY THEV CALL THE GAME fOOTBALL IS A AS, Pos.s LB~£. ~ ,,- ~ port<; of JOY over the puckers 3'1-10 super ~wl win over tile MYSTERY, SINCE THE SO-CALLED BA~L IS SELDOM Kanqa~ CIty Chlef~ as he holds the (ootba In Lo:; Angeles ACTUALLY KICKED 8Y rOOT, BUY U.S. SAVINGS BONOS -- --- ~------PloOf: b HO~GLASS WALL STREET TODA Y HruRGLA~S STOCK LI~TlNG. GOLDWATER ~EE~ £XPAN~ION NEW YORK (UPI)~-THE STOCK MARKET TODAY ANERICAN AIRLINES 80 1/4 OF WAR TO OTHER NATIONS CLOSED OuT THE ~£EK on A C"EER~UL NOTE WITH AMERICAN PHOTO 6 3/8 PHOENIX (UPI)--A POISt!LE INVA$ION or A lATE: BUVING SPREE DOTTING THE LIST WITH A AMERICAN T&.T N/A NORTH V, ET Nu4 AND CAMeOD I A BY U S TROOPS NUMBER O~ BRIGHT SPOTS AMPEX 29 7/8 +2 TO GET AT SANCTUARIES FROM WHERE COMMUNIST 1II:ADINO WAS THE SlOwEST IN EIG.HT SESS\ONS ANACONDA N/A TROOPS ST~GE HIT-RUN RAIDS WAS ENVISIONED BuT STilL rAIRLY BRISK. A CLOSING RUSH HAD BOEING N/A TODAY BY FORMER SEN, BARRY GOLDWATER. THE HIG.H-S~ED TICKER LAGGING BEHIND FLOOR CHRYSLER 36 1/8 THE 1964 "EPUBlICAN PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE TRAHSACTIOHS BY TWO MINUTES VOLUME TOTALED DOUGLAS - 1/2 RETURNED Y£:STERDAY NIGHT FROH AN UNOF~ICIAL 9,530,000 SHARES COMPARED WITH 10,230.000 rORO 46 3/4 +1 VISIT TO VIET NAM WHERE HE GOT A rIRST-HANO SHARES YESTERDAY GEN ELECTRIC 88 3/4 lOOK AT WHERE 400,000 AM£:RICAN TROOPS ARE THE USUAL AMOUNT OF PRE-WEE~END PROFIT- GEN MOTORS 76 1/4 HELPING DE~ENO THE BATTLE-SCARRED SOUTHEAST UK ING PUT SOME PRE.SSuRE ON THE L' ST SUT THE GtN T &. R N/A ASIAN NATION LATE BUYING CUT MANY EARLY LOSSES, 1Ef.1 390 GOLDWATER TOLD A NEWS CON~ERENCE HE 8E WALL STREET ANALYSTS SAID FURTHER INDICA- LOCKHEED 64 3/8 LIEVED THERE WOULD "COME r TIM£:, I THINK, TIONS OF EASIER MONEY, A RELATIYELY BRIGHT LONE STAR eM 17 1/8 BE~ORE THIS WAR IS OVER, r~AT WE ~AY HAVE TO PRED I CTiON FOR SPR ING SALES or N£:W AUTOS AND MGM 34 1/2 CONSIDER INV~DING NORTH VIET NAM I WOULD AN INCREASE IN NEW ~ACTORY ORDERS fOR DURABLf MMM 80 3/8 SA Y NO RIGHT NOW". GOODS IN OECEM6ER PROVIDED FUEL ~OR THE UP- M061~ OIL 48 5/8 H£: ALSO SAID AMERICAN FORC£:S MAY HAVE TO SWING AND OUTWEIGHED THE BULLISH ASPECTS Of PAN AMERICAN 62 3/8 GO INTO NEUTRAL LAOS TO GET AT THE NORTH A DECLINE IN CONSTRUCTION SPENDING RCA 46 5/8 VIETNA ... t::SE INFANTRY OUTrlTS THAT STAGE "IT TH£: UPI STOCK MARK£:T INDICATOR HAD A GAIN SEARS ANO RUN RAIDS FROM THAT SANCTUARY AND THAT or 0 II PERCENT WITH 1,~4 ISSUES CROSSING SHELL OIL 64 WE MAY BE rORCEO TO GO INTO CAMSOOIA TO THE TAPE USING APRIL I, 1966 PRICES AS A SPERRY RAND 29 7/8 OESTROY COMMUNIST MIGS BASEO AT AN AIRfiELD 100 BAS£:, THE INDICATOR CLOSED AT 95 94 5TD Ol~ O~ CAL 61 1/2 THERE Of THE TOTAL ISSUES TRAOEO, 8 13 ACVANC£:D, STD OIL O. N J - 3/4 "I DON'T SEE MILITARILY HOW WE CAN CONTIN 401 DECLINED AND 230 REM~INED UNCHANGED WHILE UNITED FRUIT NJA UE TO IGNORE THt:: HEAVY ~ORC[S THAT THE~'R[ 50 ISSUES REACHED N£:W 1966-67 HIGHS AND, ~OR U S GYPSUM N/A (THE NORTH VIETNAMESE) SENDING DOWN BUT THE FOURTH CONSECUTIVE SESSION, NO ISSUES Hil WARNER BROS PIC MIA HIDING IN LAOS AND BRINGING OVER THE BORDER NEW LOWS. FOR ATTACKS ON DUR rORCES ~NO RUNNING BACK THE OJI AVERAGE TACKEO ON 0.72 TO 847.16 OVER INTO A sANCTUARY I DON'T BELIEVE IN AND THE RAIL COMPONENT ADDED I 15 To 226.84 DOW JONES ClOS ING RANGE or AVERAGES GIVING AN ENEMY A SANCTUARY" THE NYS( (MO£:X REFLECTED A GAIN Of 17 C£:NTS STOCKS CLOSE CHANGE GOLDWATER SUGGESTED THAT PRESIDENT JOHNSO~ IN THE AVERAGE SHARE PRICE 30 INDUS 847 16 UP a 72 SHOULD RE-EXAMINE THE RESTRICTIONS ON 80MB RAiLS UP AMPEX WAS THE MOST ACTIVELY TRADED ISSUE J 20 226.84 1.15 ING IN NORTH VIET N/IlM -- "IN rACT, I WOULD ADVANCING 2 To 29 7/8 ON SALES Of 149,700 Jj UT I LS 139.79 OrF 0 20 SUGGEST THEI~ SEING DONE AWAY WITH " SHARES, INCLUplNG ONE 8LOCK Of 12,000 SHARES 65 STOCKS 304 69 UP 0 56 HE SAID THE NORTH VIET NA~ES£ ARE TAKING AT 29 SCM CORP WAS SECOND, GAINING 3 1/8 AovAN1fAGE O~ OUR "KINDNESS" AND ARE STOCK TO 67 S/8 ON 133,500 SHARES IT ANNOUNCED RANGE OPERATION PILING MILITARY SUPPLIES AROUNO CIVILIAN HIGHER E~RNINGS Y£5T[RO~Y A RANGE 0?ER~Tl0~ IS SC~EDULED fOR SUND~Y, HOMES HE SAID TH(V ARE ALSO DISPERSING STUDEBAKER ROUNDED ouT THE TO~ TH~EE, JAN 22 T~tRE WILL BE NO ALL-ISLAND 8LACK- THEIR ~'ISSILES AND ANTI-AIRCRA~T SITES IN GAINING ~ 3/4 TO 52 1/4 ON 128,100 SHARES OUT OPtiCAL REQUIREMENTS, HOW£:V£:R, WILL POPULATED AREAS AND RUNNING THEIR ROADS AND ITS PRO~OSEO MERGER PARTNER, WAGNER ELECTRIC NECESSITATE TURNING O~~ THE ROTATING BEACON RAILROAI)S ALONG DENSELY POPULATEO AREAS 50 PICKED UP 4 1/4. AND THE STREET L!GHTS DuRING PHASES Of THE THAT THE U 5. WON'T ATTACK THEM A aLOCK OF 85,100 SHARES AT 30 3/8 POSHED OPERATION "LET'S ~ACl IT", HE SAID, "THERE'S GOING K.-YSER-ROTH INto THE FQURTH SPOT IT CLOS£:O "TAP OBYl"l'()QUJ1"8 OWQRFQRR QWO.1DL FWD PYDTCV TYLB HAR DJLAHCV OYDHRBKB y~ ~Pl PRIVATE t.DIICR[OkS KIGHT PItOVOKlC RAUOOUl,l LA.UGHTICR.. STORMING THE DELTA-U S and VIetnamese Marine", pour al3hore from LSTs as tlte m Help stem the gold flow Buy va~lOn of tile Mekong Della moves on apace This Is the fIr:5t l'ombmed actIon ag.unst Amerlcan made products Vlet cong 10 the delta Tble. is the Thanh Phu PenlOsula. about 5:; mll",s south of Saigon P,lGE 8 HOURGLASS FRIOAY J Ju 20, 1967 HEIRES~ ~EARCH CONTINUES U. OF CAL. ~ET~ RECORD I S,l~ JU,lN, P.R. (UPI)--THE U.S. AS ALL 24 REGENT~ MEET VI CT I M FROZEN TO AWA I T CANCER CURE CO,lST GU,lRO TOO,lY WAS CHECKING A BERKELEY (UPI)--THE FIRST fAC~~ DRAWS SKEPTICAL MEDICAL REACTION REPORT THAT A FISHERMAN HAD SEEN TO-FACE MEETING Of Gov RONALD THE WHEE~5 AND T,ll~ SECTION Of A REAGAN AND THE UNIVERSITY Of CAL P~OENIX, ARIZ (UPI)--PLIo~5 TO F~E[lr 1H£ BOOT or A CANCER VICTIM P~ANE I N THE SEA N(,lR WHERE A IFORNIA BOARD or REGENTS WAS UNTIL ~ CURE FOR THE OISEASE 45 rOUNO HAS OAAW~ ~IXEO REACTIO~ __ CHARTERED AIRCRAfT CARRVING AN FRIENDLV, BUT M,lVBE THAT'S BE ~OSTLY NEGATIVE -- fROM ~EaICAL .UTHORITIES AMERIC,lN HEIRESS AND HER HUSBAND CAUSE: IT SKIRTED THE "'tY ISSUES THE BOOY OF JAMES H BEDFORD, A RETIRED GLEHD.lE COLI.EG[ PSYCHOLOGY WAS LAST H[,lRD fROM TUESDAV NIGHT. THAT DIVIDE THEM PROFeSSOR WHO DIED J~N. 12, ARRIVED H(RE WrDN[SO,lY FOR STOR.GE IN AN SEARCH HEADQUARTERS HERE SENT A REAGAN AND THE REGENTS REACHED II-rOOT-LONG METAL CAPSVLE .1 220 DEGREES BELOW l£RO H£LICOPTER TO VIEQU£S ISLAND Off AGREEMENT ON SEVERAL MATTERS V[S WHEN BEOFORD DIED AT THE AGE OF 73 IN ~ G~ENOloLE NURSING HOME, A PUERTO RIco's EAST COAST TO PICK TERDAY aUT DODGED THE TOUCHY THREE-MAN TEAM SPENT EIGHT HOVRS EXTRACTING "IS BLOOD AND REPLACING IT UP THE FISHERMAN WHO WAS REPORTED QUESTIONS RAISEO BY R~AGAN'S CALL WI1H 10 MIXTURE OF DIMETHYL-SULfOXIDE (DMSO), A LIQUID THEY CL~IM(O TO H,V[ SPOTTED THE WRECKAGE. rOR AN ACROSS-THE-SOARD TEN PER WOULD PROTECT THE ORGANS AND aLOOO VESSEL ~ALLS HE I S REPORTED TO HAVE SHN THE CENT SLASH IN THE SCHOOL BUDGET IN Los ANGELES, HOWEVER J SEVERAL MEDICAL ~UTHORITIES LABELED THE PL.lN WHEELS Of A ~LANE FLOATING IN THE AND A TUITION CHARGE FOR STUDENTS "EXTREMELY N"IVE" AND "ABSURD" WATER AND A TAIL SECTION EMBrDDrD THE REGENTS MEET AC.IN lODAY, OR JOHN LYMAN, WHO HEADS THE BIOTECHNOLOGY L"90RATORY AT THE UNIVER I IN A REEf EAST OF CUU:BR" ISL"ND. FIRST IN OPEN SESSION .ND THEN IN SITY OF C.LlfORNIA "T Los ANGELES, GAVE THREE REASONS INDICATING THE THE PLANE C.RRYING MR. AND MRS. ' A CLOSED ONE. THE LATTER COULD EXPERIMENTERS HAVEN'T "THOUGHT THE PROBLEM THROuGH." STEPHEN CURRIER OF NEW YORK WAS PRODUCE fiREWORKS SINCE UC PRESI THEY WtRE. LAST HEARD fROM NEAR THE IS~AND DENT CLARK KERR AND THE REGENTS -- FUNCTION J EVEN TO • SINGLE OR WARSAW AND VATICAN ,lFTER IT LUT SAN JUAN EN ROUTE TO HAVE BEEN OPENLY CRITICA~ OF THE GAN, NEVER HAS BEEN RESTORED AFTER ARE BATTLING AGAIN 5T THOMAS, V.I. GOVERNOR'S ECONOMY DRIVE AN ORGAN IS FROZEN IN A LABORATORY W.ASAW (UPI)--POLISH CHURCH .ND THE PILOT, JOHN D WATSON, OF THE REGENTS YESTERD'Y ACCOMO EXPERIMENT STATE OFFICIALS MET fOR MORE TH.N SAN JUAN, REQUESTED PERMISSION TO DATED CALIFORNIA'S N[W GOP CHIEF -- FREEZING HAS A CAT"CLYSMIC 90 MINUTES TODAY TO DISCUSS THE FLY OVER CULEBR,l AND WAS TOLD TO EXECUTIVE By PASSING A RESOLUTION EFFtCT ON THE fiNE STRUCTURE Of CRISIS OVER THE GOVERNMENT'S FLY,lROUND IT SINCE NAVAL M"NEUVERS INSTRUCTING CHANCELLORS Of THE CELLS, DISRUPTING THEIR CHEMICA~ THREATENED C~OSURE Of FOUR 5EM WERE TA~ING PLACE THERE. NINE UC CAMPUSES TO FIND WAYS TO "NO PHVSICAL N~TURE AND M~KING IT IN.RIES. TOD.Y A MAN TOLD OffiCIALS AT THE ECONOMIZE. THEY ALSO P"SSEO A RE ExTREMELY DOUBTFUL THAT LirE COULD IT WAS THEIR rlRST TALK SINCE U 5 MARINE CORPS INSTALLATION ON SOLUTION, WHICH REAGAN ENDORSED J BE RESTORED DEc:. 30 VIEQUES THAT A rlSHERMAN FRIEND PROMISING TO MAINT'IN "PRESENT -- THE PROCESSES Of THAWING PRE NtlTHER BISHOP ZYGMUNT CHOROMAN OF HIS S.W THE WREC~AGE YESTERDAY. EDUC.TIONAL STANDARDS" .T THE: VENT SIMULTANEOUS TH~WING Of .lL S~I, SECRETARY Of THE POLISH Epls NAYAL AUT~ORITIES ALERTED THE COAST UNIVERSITY ORGANS, THrR[B~ RESUL11NG IN ~E COPAiE, OR HIS AIDE, BISHOP B~ONI GU.~D WHICH IS DIRECTING THE SEARCH THE GOVERNOR .LSO WON "PPROVAL T[RIORATION OF THE MORE R.PIDLY SL,lW DABROWSKI, WOULD COMMENT ON FOR THE MISSING PLANE. OF A GUARANTEE THAT OUTSTANDING THAWING BODY PARTS WHILE OTHERS THE OUTCOME or THE ~tSCUSSIONS EA~LIER, SEARCHERS SPOTTED AN OIL HIGH SCHOOL S1UDENTS IN C.lIFOR WARM AT A LOWER RATE "ASK SKARZVNSI(I," BISHOP CHORO SL ICK IN THE WATERS SEVEN MILES NIA WOULD BE AOMIT~[D TO 1HE UNI "THERE'S BEEN" LOT OF RESEARCH ~ANS~I SAID, REFERRING TO ALEKSAN WEST or 5T THOMAS BUT INVESTIGA VERSITY THIS IN EffECT MELTED ON THIS GENERAL SVBJECT," DR LYMAN OER SKARZYNSKI J DIRECTOR or THE TION SHOWED 11 HAD NO CONNECTION THE FREEZE ON NEW ADMI~510NS IM SAID, "BUT WE DON'T H"VE THE TECH GOVERNMENT'S OFfICE rOR RELIGIOUS WITH THE MISSING PLANE CARRYING POSED BY KERR LAST wEt~ THE POLl NOLOGV, [SPECIIoLlY WITH ~ARGER .NI Ar,.tRS. THE MELLON FAMILY H[IRESS AND HER CY ADOPTED IN THIS M.TTER BV THE MollS OR HUMANS. IT w.S BELIEVED SKARZVNSKI REP PHILANTHROPIST HUSBAND REGENTS AVOIDED THE QU[STIO~ or "FOR INSTANCE, THE ENZYMES CON RESENTED THE STATE IN THE TALKS, MRS CURRIER IS THE ONLY DAUGHTER OUT-OF-STATE STUDENTS, INO ""T ING TINUE TO WORK I~ THE CELLS, EVEN AS HE 010 IN DECEMBER OF MRS AILSA MELLON BRUCE WHO A POSSIBLE NEW CH"NGE IN THEIR loT • VERY LOW TEMPERATURE AND SCI BISHOP DABROWSKI, HEAO OF ALL HOLDS" GIANT SHARE OF THE FORTUNE STATUS ENCE OO[SN'T KNOW HOW TO CONTROL MONASTERIES IN POL"NO, W'S STAND Of THE LATE TREASURV SECRETARY AND REAGAN ALSO YIELDED WHEN HE THE RELATIVE R.TES OF THE CHEMICAL ING IN FOR AILING BISHOP MICHAL BANKER ANDREW W. MELLON, THE MISS ANNOUNCED TH,lT FUNDS WERE BEING ACTION Of THE CELLS KLEPACZ, DEPUTY SECRETARV or THE ING HEIRESS' GRANDFATHER RESTORED 10 THE BUDGET SO TH~ "THE METABOLISM OF THE CELLS Ep I SCOPA TE THE CURRIERS LEfT S"N JUAN LATE UNIVERSITV COULD COMPLETE ITS BREAKS DOWN ANO WHEN EVEN THE SMALL THE SEMIN"RY T~lKS HAVE 8EEN I TUESO.lY IN A TWIN-ENGINE APACHE SWITCH fROM THE SEMESTER TO THE BODIES HAVE BEEN COOLED BY LIQUID SIM~[RING fOR ABOUT TWO YEARS l PILOTED BY WATSON ON WH.T """S QUARTER SYSTEM STARTED ~A5T FALL NITROGEN, THE CELLS BURST "NO WHAT THE SlATE HAS DEMANDEO ITS EDUC" SCHEOULEO TO BE A ROUT INE 45-MINUTE As REAGAN AND THE REGENTS MET VOU GET OUT (5 SOMETHING LIKE A TIONAL INSPECTORS BE "LLOWED INTO I FLIGHT NE"R THE B~RKE~E:Y CAMPUS or THE DISHRAG" POLAND'S 48 SEMINARIES TO INSPECT SE:ARCH FOR H1E CURR I ERS WAS CON UNIVERSITY, 3,000 STUDENTS GATH DR STANLEY JACOB, ASSOCIIoTE PRO THE NONRELIGIOUS COURSES BEING TINUING IN FULL FORCE WITH THE USS \ ERED IN A GR.SSY P"R~ ACROSS THE rESSOR OF SURGERY AT THE UHIV(RSITY TAUGHT TO fUTURE PRIESTS BOSTON, ,6. GuiDED MISSILE CRUISER, STREET TO PROTEST REAG.N'S ECUeA Of OREGON MEDICAL SCHOOL, WHO IS 5T(fAN CARDINAL WYSZINSKI J OUT fOUR SUBMARIN[SJ TWO YACHTS AND liON PO~Iey THE CODISCOVERER OF DMSO, ALSO SPOK[~ PRIM.T£ OF POLANO, HAS MORE THAN A SCORE OF Pl.lNtS PAR AN EffiGY OF THE GOVERNOR D.lN S~ ~ D ~ HtAl T U\PT I S NOT r [A S I SL E CH.lRGED THE ST~lE \S TRYI~G TO T I C I P ••ll NG GLEO FROM A TRUCK OUTSIDE THE "j'M .FR,o.IO THAT HiE POOR ... .aN'S INTERFERE IN RELIGIOUS INSTRUC- A CO~ST GUARD SPOKESMAN SAID THE BUilDING A PLACARD LOOPED AROUND FUNDS HAVE BEEN W.STED ElE'''USE IT TION SEARCH WOULD CONTINUE TOMORROW THE NECK Of THE DVMM'I' READ "REDUCE: IS NOT POSSIBLE BY PRESENT METHODS THE C.ROINAL fEELS IT IS THE \ WITH MOR[ PLANES AND MEN INVOLVED. RE'GAN BV TEN PERCENT 11 TO DO WH.r THEY ARE ATTEMPTI~G TO PRIEST WHO I'lUST EDUCATE THE FUTURE I "WE STilL HA'/E HIGH HOPES," HE S.IDo THE LOADING ZONE, • ~OLK-ROC~ DO HE's DEAD ONCE HE'S fROZEN _NO PRIEST, NOT A sr"TE BODV THt sr.RCH AR[A EH6RACES MORE THAN GROUP, PLAYED FOR THE STUDENTS .NJ HE'S NOT GOING. TO COME BACK AGAI~" THE CHURCH FOR TwO YE.RS HAS RE-l 5JOOO SQUARE MILES 5PEA~ERS PROTESTED THE NEW Gov DR B RENAULT ABLEJ THE INGLE ,USED 10 ALLOW THE GOVERNMENT TO ER~OR'S EDUCATION POL ICY, SuT IT WOOD, CALif, GENERAL PRACTITIONER EXERCISE ANY INSPECTION RIGHTS I ANTI-WAR OEMON5TRATORS WAS A WEL~-BEHAVEO RALLV BY STAN WHO PRONOUNCED BEDfORD DEAD AND LAST NOVEMBER THE GOVERNMENT I MAR KY'S AU~TRALIAN TRIP DARDS OF THE UNIVERSITY or CALI THEN HELPED WITM THE FREEZING) DIS OEMANDEO THE DISMISSAL Of SIX I BRISBANE (UPI)--A GROUP OF "NTI- FORNIA AT BERKELEY, WHERE ACTI AGREEO SEMINARY ~ECTORS IN DECEMBER IT I WAR DEMONSTRATORS BROKE THROUGH VISTS HAVE SOMETIMES USED DISRUP "WE ASSUME THAT IF IT IS POSSIBLE SAID IT W"S PUTTING FOUR SEMINARIES POLICE BARRIERS TODAY AND ATTEMPTED TIVE TACTICS IN PAST PROTESTS TO FREEZE A PIECE OF TISSUE, IT ON NOTICE THEY MIGHT BE CLOSED TO MOB SOUTH VIETN~MESE PRIME MIN ALL 24 REGENTS ,lTTENOED THE COULD BE DONE v.JlTH /I.. WHOLE: ANIMAL 11 No SUCH ORDER HAS YET BEEN MADE ISTER NGUYEN CAD Ky THE GROUP MEETING -- THE rlRST TIME IN UNI ,ABLE SAID HE WAS OPTIMISTIC ABOUT SHOUTED AT AND CURSED THE VIStTING VERSITY HISTORY TH'T EVERY MEMBER , THE CHANCES OF REVIVING BEDfORD. NAVY FLltk~ kE~CUED OFFICI~L, BUT CAUSED HIM NO BODILY Of THE BOARD WAS PRESENT DR ROSERT W PREHOOA Of ENCINO, MOREHE.D CITY, N.C (UPI)--THREt HAR~ CALif J WHO 5"10 HE HOLDS ,6. NUMBER DOWNED NAVY FLIERS WERE RESCUEO POL I Cr ARRESTED 21 PERSONS J I N NEW BOOK RAPS PRESb Of DEGREES IN CH[MISTRY, TOLD NEWS FROM THE COLD ATLANTIC TODAY JUST CLUOING SOME WO~[NJ AND PUSHEO WASHINGTON (UPI)--COMPLAINTS MEN YESTERDAY TH"T THE NATIONAL HOURS BEFORE THEIR F.ST-DRlfTING SEV£R.L OTHERS BACK INTO A CROWD ABOUT THE fAIRNESS OF PRESS COVER AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTAATWN RAFTS WOULD HAVE CARRIED THEM TO OF .SOUT 500 PERSONS G"THERED OUT AGE OF SEN BARRY GOLO~~TEA'S "HAS HAD A ReDUCED METABOLISM PRO ALMOST CERTAIN DEATH BEYOND THE SIDE Ky's HOTEL. PR(SIOENTI.L CAMP.1GN ARE REVI~ED GR~M SINCE 1960 IN THE POSSIBILITY SE.RCH AREA MOSl Of THE CROWD IoPPEAR.ED PLEASED IN A BOOK TO BE PUBLISHED TODAY Or HUMAN HIBERNATION rOR INTER THE THREE WERE PART Of • FIVE TO SEE Ky WHO IS ON A VISIT TO GIYE BY ONE OF THE REPuBLIC~N C.lNOI PL~NET~RV lR~VEL ~NO WE'RE SIMPLY MAN HE~\COPTER CREW MISSI~G SINCE TH.NKS roll. AUSTRALIA's CON1RIBUTION OATE'S TOP SPEECH WRITERS DOING RESEARCH IN TH[ S~ME fIELD." WEDNESDAV NIGHT TO THE ~.R ErrORT IN VIET NAM THE BOOK, "IN ,6. C.lUSE THAT WILL BEOfORO'S BODY IS TO BE STORED I~ AOOtTION TO THE THREE SURVI THERE WERE loT LEAST 100 DEMON TR IUMPH" IS WR ITTEN BY KARL HESS, IN ,. "SECRET" LABORATORY IN PHOENIX VORS, O~E SOOt ~.S fOUND, AND THE STR.TORS OUTSIDE THE "OTEL, HOWEVER, FORMER PRESS EDITOR or NEwSWECK 41 TEMPERATURES SO COLD THE eDDy'S firTH MAN IS PRESUMED TO HAVE GONE As Ky ARRIVED BY MOTORCADE fROM THE MAG"ZINE THE SOOK, PVBLISHEO BY S~IN WILL BE "AS BRITTLE AS GL.SS," DOWN WITH THl HELICOPTER AIRPORT THE GROUP CHANTED "Go HOME, DOUBLEDAY & Co , CONTENDS THAT ACCORDING TO THE SUBJECT'S SON, THE THREE SURVIVORS WE~E ON THE Ky. Go HOME, K'I' It THE CONSERVATIVE CAUSE FOR WHICH NORM.N BEDfORD. WolTER 36 HOURS ANO " WEATHER BUR ONE YOUTH CLIMBED .TOP • PUBLIC THE SEAHTOR CAMPAIGNEO WILL EVEN THE EXPERIMENT IS BEING CONDUCTED EAU SPOKESMAN SPECULATED THEV M"Y TELEPHONE BOOTH AND SHOUTEO "LOOK TUALLY SUCCEED. BY THE CRYONICS SOCIETV Of CALIFOR OWE THEIR LIVES TO THE F"CT THAT AT THESE POLICE THEY ARE SWINE" COMMENTS O~ PRESS COYERAGE OF NIA, DESCRIBED BY ITS PRESIDENT, THEY DRIFTED ~LONG THE W"RM GULF OffiCERS VANKED HIM TO THE GROUND GOLDWATER AND PRESIDENT JOHNSON, ROBERT NELSON, AS A "NONPROF I T STREAM WHERE THE WATER TEMPERATURE AND CARRIED HIM BODILV TO THE CONSTITUTE A SUBSTANTIAL PART Of SOCIETV fOR~ED TO EOUCATE THE PUB WAS ABOUT 64 DEGREES PDL ICE STAT ION THE 162 PAGES HESS CONTENDS THAT LIC IN THE FIELD or CRYOBIOLOGY, IT IS BELIEVED THE H-19 CRASHEO THE INCIDENT WAS THE fIRST SERI "IN THE SENSE Of PERSO~AL .lTT"CKS WHICH ENCOMP.SSES fREEZING TECHNI SO~EWHERE BETWEEN MOREHEAD CITV ous UNPLEASANTRY Of THE PRIME MIN OF A PARTICUL"RLY IRRESPONSIBLE QUES ON ALL BIOLOGICAL MATTER." .ND WILMINGTON, AND THAT WINOS ISTER'S EIGHT-D~Y TOUR OF AUSTRALIA KIND, IT WAS ONE OF THE DIRTIEST C.RRIEO THE SURVIVORS SOUTHWEST AND NEW ZEALAND As Ky STEPPED CAMPAIGNS IN HISTORY BVT J fOR A NEW YORK (UPI)--POLICE, WORKING ALONG THE INNER EDGE Df THE GULf FROM A RO~LS ROYCE SED,N ouTSIDE CHANGE, IT W.S NOT ALWAYS THE POL- ON THE SINGLE CLUE TH,lT THEIR MAN STREAM TO THE VICINITV OF CAPE THE HOTEL, A MAN AND A WOMAN DUCKEO ITICIANS WHO MAOE IT SO " WAS MORBIDLV AFRAID OF GERMS, AR FEAR. UNOER A POLICE BARRIC'DE "NO CHARGED HE CITES COMPLAINTS .SOUT fORMER RESTED A MENTAL PATIENT LAST NIGHT A COAST GUARD PLANE fROM ELIZA TOWARD HIM POLICE OrflCERS TURNED VICE PRESIDENT RICHARO ~ NIXON's AND CHARGED HIM WITH THE DEC. 22 SETH CtTY, N C , SIGHTED THE MEN .ND AHOTHER GROUP BROKE THROUGH PRESS TREATMENT IN THE 1960 CAM- SHOOTING OF A COMMUTER DURING THE BOBBING IN SIX-fOOT SEAS NEAR THE LINES PAIGN IN SAVING IT C,lNNOT BE PRO SuBWAV MORNING RUSH fRYING P~N Off WILMINGTON AT 9:21 A CORDON OF POLICEMEN THEN CLOSED VEN THAT GOLDWATER WAS GIVEN THE POLICE CHARGED THEODORE NEELY, JR AM. FRYING PAN REPORTEO THAT AT IN ON THE OEMONSTR"TORS AND PULLEO WORST TRE.TMENT EYER GI~E~ A CAM WITH M~IMING ~NO VIOL.TION Of 1HE OAYBREAK THE AIR TEMPERATURE WAS THE GROuP AWAV ONE MAN WAS LllER OIO,lTE, HE SUGGESTS, HOWEVER, WE~PONS LAW HE WAS HELD ON BAIL 54 OEGREES AND THE WATER TEMPER ALLY THROWN OVfR A THREE-rOOT THAT IT IS POSSISLE THAT PRESIDEN"T Of $25,000 NEELY WAS .RRESTED ,1.1 ATURE 64 OtQREES. BARRIER MEANWHILE Ky WAS USHERED JOHNSON" GOT THE BEST. " CENTR"L ISLIP STATE HOSPITAL, WHERE THE H-19 HELICOPTER WAS RE BY HIS SODYGU~RD INTO THE HOTEL. HE IS A PATIENT. POLICE SAID THAT TURNING FROM AIRLifTING A PATIENT O~ HIS WAY INTO TOWN1 Ky HAD A HOURGLASS WANT ADS GET RESULTS THE ASSAILANT DROPPED SOMETHING rROM THE AMPHIBIOUS COMMANO SHIP MORE PLEASANT WELCOME THAT INDICATED GERMS SCARED HIM. lACONIC TO CHERRY PO~NT HOSPITAL HOURGLASS PAGE 1 I ( <:ONT INUEO (ROM CONTINUED FROM (CONTINUED FROM BAKER PAGE ONE) PAGE ONE) WAR CHINA PAGE OMt) BAKER TESTIFIED THAT THROUGH !'OVERSIGHTS, U.S. SPOKESMEN SAID AN AIR FaRCE PHANTOM THE JAPANESE BROADCASTING CORP. SA'O THE MISTAKES "NO MIS<:ALCULATIONS" HE ACTUALLY F-4t AND A NAVY A6A INTRUDER -- BOTH TVO POSTE~S QUOTED LIN AS SAYING: HAD OVEMSTATEO HIS INCOME ,N 1961 AND HAD SEATERS -- CRASHEO DUE TO UNKNOWN CAUSES. "WE ARE NOV 1M TOTAL CIVIL VAR. W[ HAVE TO PAID $225.60 IN SELF EMPLOYMENT TAXES THAT THE FOUR CREWM£N W(RE LISTED AS MISS'Me 1M fiGHT ON ONE HAND AND AT THE SAME TIME RE H£ N[ED NOT HAYE PAID IN ACTION. 1962. fRAIN FROM FIGHTING AT RANOON." AT ONE PO.NT NEAR THE END OF FOUR HOURS SGT. RONALD PAINE OF ATLANTA, LEADING THE IT SAID LIN SINGLtD OUT V,CE PREMIER MAR Of TESTI~NY, BAKER TOLD HOW KERR, STRICKEN fOUR-MAN "TUNNEL RAT" TEAH EQUIPPED WITH SHAL Ho LUNG AND LIU CHI-CHIEN1 FORMER VICE WITH WHAT WAS TO BE A fATAL H£ART ATTACK, ~LASHLIGHTS, PISTOLS AND INTESTINAL fORTI CHIEf or THE POLITICAL DEPARTMENT O~ THE CALl[D HIM ON CHRISTMAS EVE OR CHRISTMAS TUDE, REPORT[D HEARING THE YOICES OF AT PEOPLE'S LIBERATtON ARMY, fOR SPECIAL AtTAC~ NIGHT TO fORGIVE A LOAN HE HAD MADE LEAST fiVE Olrr[RENT GUERILLAS IN THE UNDER $50,000 THE JAPANESE BROADCASTING CORP. SAID LIN TO BAKER. GROUND "CITY" Of HOBO WOODS TODAY. HE OENOUNCED Ho AS "AN AM81TIOUS GANGST[III ••• ANO SAKER SAID KERR "WANTED TO WIP£ THE SLAT£ SPOTTED ONE ANO SHOT, BUT THE GUERILLA THE REAL MAN 8EHINO Lo JUI-CHINCi;'S 8lAC~ CL£AN Of THE HONEY." WRIGGLED AROUND A CORNER AND APPARENTLY CURTA IN." lo, FORNER ARMY CH IEF Of" STAFF, "H£ ASKED HE WHAT KIND Of A TAX LOSS ESCAPED. WAS REPORTED TO HAVE COMMITTED SUICIDE RE WAS GOING TO HAVE (IN 1962) "NO I SAID THE MAZE IS ONE or MANY TUNN(L COMPLEXES CENTLY WHILE Ho WAS SAID TO H.VE 8EEN SEIZED BAKER AOOEI>. THE 15,000-MAN AMERICAN FORCE IN CEDAR fAL $6O,OIXl," BY THE RED GUARDS FOR CONSPIRING AGAINST "WELL, HE SAID, JUST PUT DOWN THAT YOU HAS UNCOVERED. GEN. KNOWLES SAID LIN AND MAo. GOT A fEr FROM ME FOR ALL THE WONDERFUL PRISED THE MAI~ HEADQUARTERS fOR LIN ACCUSED LIU OF 8EING A "REPRESENTATIVE THINGS YOU'VE DONE FOR M(." 1ST GUERILLA AND TERROR APPARATUS OF THE BOURGEOIS LINE WITHIN THE ARNY," BAKER NOT[O THAT KERR, WHO DIED ON JAN. THE ATTACKS AGAINST SAIGON. THE JAPANESE RADIO SAID. 1963, "NEVER TALKED TO ME AGAIN." HE SAID THE PEKING RADIO 8ROADCAST ON THE SHANGHAI THE DEATH WAS "PROBABLY THE BIGGEST PERSONA SITUATION INDICATED DEYELOPMENTS HAD REACHED LOSS I'VE EvER SUFfERED. A CRITICAL PHASE. TESTIFYING FOR THE SECOND CONSECUTIVE A "SPECIAL" MESSAGE 8ROADCAST BY THE RADIO DAY IN U.S. DISTRICT COURT, BAKER SAID HE BELIEVED HELD BY PRo-MAo EI.EMENTS IN PEKING TOLD JOHNSON THAT HE "HAD A VERY SERIOUS SA 10 THE MAOIST FORCES IN SH,t,NGHA I "NOW HAIlE FINANCIAL AND ASKED HIS ADVICE. PR08LE~' DECIDED TO HANO OVER THOSE REACTIONARY POWER "HE PICKED UP THE PHONE ANO CALLED HIS HOLOERS OF THE PARTY'S SHANGHAI ~OMMIT'~E TO FRIEND AHD MY FRIEND~ SEN. KERR AND THEN THE MASSES TO BE ATTACKED AND DESTROYED" ADVISED ME TO GO IMMEDIATEL¥ TO SEN. KERR'S IT DID NOT EL~BDRATE. BUT MAO SUPPORTERS OfFICE, WHICH 1 DID," BAKER SAID WERE REPORTED EARLIER TO BE HOLDING SOME OF BAKER TOLD HOW KERR ARRANGED fOR AN OKLA HIS OPPONENTS AND RECENT DISPATCHES fROM HOMA CITY BANK TO LOAN HIM $250,000 AND SHANGHAI S~ID TWO VICE MAYORS HAD BEEN ASSURED HIM OF A $50,000 PERSONAL LOAN DRAGGED THROUGH THE STREETS BY RED GUARDS KERR'S NAME fiGURED IN THE TRIAL ~HEN TH[ PEASANTS, WHO COMPRISE ABOUT 110'0- DEFENSE ATTORNEY EDWARD B[NNETT WILLIAMS THIRDS Of REO CHIN"'S 800 MILLION POPULATION TOLD THE COURT HE WOULD PROVE THAT BAKER HAilE LONG 8EEN THt NAINSHY OF MAD'S STRENGTH TURNED OVER TO KERR ALMOST $100,000 IN CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS. THE GOVERNMENT LO~T TANKER ~OUGHT CLAIHS BAKER DIVERTEO $80,000 TO HIS OWN IN RUG6EO MOUNTAIN~ USE AND 010 NOT PAY TAXES ON IT SPOKANE (UPI}--SEARCH PARTIES STRUGGLED IN CONNECTION WITH GOVERNMENT CHARGES THRQUGH RUGGED, SNOW-COVERED TERRAIN N(AR THAT HE EVADED $21,000 IN 1961 AND 1962 THE WASHINGTON-IDAHO LINE TOOAY SEEKING AN TAXES, BAKER TESTifiED THAT HI6 SECRETARY AIR FORCE JET T~NKER THAT DISAPPEARED WHILE CAROLE TYLER, MAOE SOME MISTAKES IN HIS AP~ROACHING FAIRCHILD AIR FORCE BASE. 1961 TAX RETURN THAT INVOLVED A LA NO DEAL THE KC-135 TANKER WITH NINE MEN ABOARD WITH SEN GEORGE SMATHERS, (DEM.-fLA.) VANISHED fROM RADAR AND RADIO CONTACT LAST MISS TYLER WAS KILLED IN THE CRASH OF A NIGHT AS IT APPROACHED ITS HOME BASE ON A PRIVATE PLANE IN THE ATLANTIC JUST Off THE rLIGHT fROM HICKAM FIELD, HAWAI I BEACH FROM THE CAROUSEL MOTEL IN 1965. ' THE LAST REPORT WAS RECEIVED FROM THE JET BAKER $AIO THAT AMONG OTHER MISTAKES, SHORTLY AFTER 6 PM rROM ITS APPROACH NEAR MlSS TYLER MISPLACED RECORDS Of THE $2bB.75 PUSHING INTO THE IRON TRIANGU A nlUlh-dnl81on iof{'[' 5,8oo-FOOT MT. SPOKANE, ABOUT 40 ~ILES HE EAR~tO fROM THE SALE or LAND OWNED BY of U S and South Vletnameo,e troop'" IS advancmg mto NORTHEAST OF fAIRCHILD. SMATHERS NEAR ORLANDO, fLA. HE 010 NOT fiNO V,etn.tm sIron Tllangle i \\ h.le ,It 10\\ S I A VARIETY OF REPORTS OF LOUD NOISES AND THE ~ECORO, BAKER SAID, UNTIL HE CLEANED THE TUNNELS DISCOVERED TODAY ABOUT TEN "CLOWS" LEO SEARCHERS TO ... T LEAST fOUR OUT HIS OESK AFTER RESIGNING HIS SENATE MILES FROM AN EVEN MORE MASSIVE "UNDERGROUND WIDELY-SCATTERED LOCATIONS IN THE AREA POST. CITY" FOUND EARLIER IN THE 13-DAY-OLD SWEEP VISIBILITY WAS GOOD AT THE fOOT OF THE THE U.S. FORCES wERE OETERMINED THE COMMU MOUNTAIN, BUT THE NOUNTAIN ITSELF WAS COVER (CONTINUED fROM NISTS WOULD NO LONGER FINO THE AREA -- A ED WITH UP TO SIX FEET OF SNOW ANa VISIBIL KERR PAGE ONE) LONGTIME VIET CONG STRONGHOLD CALL[O THE ITY WAS ALMOST lERO IN SPOTS. WINOS UP TO HE HAD LEFT EARLIER, AfTER TELLING THE IRON TRIANGL[ -- A HAPPY HIDING GROUND 65 MILES AN HOUR WERE REPORTED AT THE TOP. REGENTS THAT HIGHER EDUCATION IN CALifORNIA BULLDOZERS fOLLOWING THE AMERICANS TORE THE CREW OF A PLANE WHICH FLEW TO THE WOULO HAVE TO "COME OOWN TO THE COLD WORLD OUT FIRE LANES AND AIRSTRIPS IN THE DEEP AREA IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE TANKER DISAPPEAR Of REALI TV" JUNGLE THUS fAR IN CEDAR FALLS, SUFFERING ED REPORTED HEARING STRONG EMERGENCY SIGNALS KERR WAS CLOSETED WITH THE REGENTS AND ONLY LIGHT CASUALTIES THEMSELVES, THE AMERI BUT COULD NOT PINPOINT THEIR SOURCE IN THE UNAVAILABLE rOR COMMENT IMMEOIATELY. CANS HAVE REPORTED KILL INC 585 COMMUNISTS, OVERCAST. ONE OFFICIAL SAID IT WAS IMPOSSI CHANC(LLOR ROGER HEYNS Of THE BERKELEY SEIZING 454 SUSPECTS AND TAKING 600 WEAPONS TO TELL WHETHER THE SIGNALLING DEVICE WAS CAMPUS, WHOM KERR BROUGHT IN fO~LOWING THE PLUS 3,407 TONS or GUERILLA RICE STORES. TURNEO ON BY A SURVIVOR OR TRIGGERED BY THE 1964 fREE SPEECH TURMOIL THERE, SAID HE WAS LT. GEN. NGUYEN VAN THIEU, SOUTH VIET IMPACT Of THE CRASH. "SURPRISED "'ND SHOCKED" AT THE REGENTS' NAM'S CHIEf O~ STATE, VISITED THE OPERATION THE AIR fORCE HAD 30 MEN AND SEvERAL ACTION. AREA TODAY AND WATCHED 6,000 CIVILIANS, TRACKED SNOW CATS IN THE ARE .... IN AODI T ION, KERR WAS CHANCELLOR OF THE BERKELEY CAM COMBED FROM THE AREA BEFORE AMERICAN TROOPS THE WASHINGTON AND IDAHO STATE PATROl., PUS BEfORE BEING NAHEO UNI VERSITY PRESIDENT UNLEASHED THEIR fiREPOWER, LINE UP ... NO RE SHERIFfS' OFFICERS FROM BOTH STATES AND SKI IN 1958 SINCE THEN THE SCHOOL HAS GROWN CEIVE RICE AND POWDERED MILK IN U.S. AID PATROI.S WERE SEARCHING ALONG THE LINE FROM TWO CAMPUSES TO NINE AND FROM 43,000 COIHA INERS ONE SEARCH WAS CONCENTRATED ALONG BRICKEL STUDE~TS TO 87,000 MAJ. GEN. WILLIAM E. Depuy, COMMANDER OF CREEK BETWEEN MT SPOKANE AND NEIGHBORING KERR ANNOYED REAGAN LAST WEEKEND WHEN HE THE U.S. ARMY 1st INfANTRY DIYISION, TOLD 5,220-fOOT MT. KIT CARSON, THE SITE Dr A ORDERED A FREEZE ON UNIVERSITY ADMISSIONS, THIEU OF SOME NEW SIGNS OF POOR GUERILL~ KC-135 CRASH SEPT. 10, 1962, IN WHICH 44 BECAUSE Of REAGAN'S ECONOMY DRIVE. MORALE. HE S~ID SOME GUERILLAS JOINED THE MEN WERE KILLED. THAT PLANE WAS BAStD AT THE UNIVERSITY PRESIDENT ALSO WAS OUT RErUGEES. HE SAID THE DEfECTORS EXPL~INEO EI.LSWORTH AIR FORCE BASE, S.D. SPOKEN IN HIS OPPOSITION TO THE IDE' Of THEY GAVE UP "BECAUSE THEY ARE TIRED Of fAIRCHILO'S MOST RECENT FATAL CRASH WAS INSTITUTING A TUITION CHARGE FOR THE ~IRST riGHTING AG~INST THEIR OWN GOVeRNMENT.~ THE MID-AIR COLLISION BETWEEN TWO 8-52 JET TIME IN THE IOO-YEAR HISTORY or THE SCHOOL BOMBERS SEPT. 8, 1958. THIRTEEN MEN DIED THE REGENTS REVERSED THE fREEZE OROER, JOHN~ON ON NOTICE IN THAT ACCIDENT, WHICH OCCURRED TWO AND AND CALLED ON THE UNIVERSITY TO TRIM COSTS WASHINGTON (UPI)--PRESIDENT JOHNSON WAS A HALF MILES FROM THE BASE AT AN A~TITUDE WHEREYER POSSIBLE WITHOUT REDUCING THE ON NOTICE TODAY THAT SOME OF HIS OLD PALS or 900 FEET. QUALITY OF EDUCATION, BUT THEY TOOK NO AC IN THE SENATE ARE CONCERNED ABOUT HIS NATO FAIRCHILD IS 15 MILES WEST OF SPOKANE. TION TO I~POSE TUITION, POSTPONING A DE POLICIES AND THE NUMBER OF U S. TROOPS CISION UNTIL MARCH I. STATIONED IN EUROPE ~UAKE HIT~ MONbOLIA KERR, 56, BECAME PRESIDENT Of THE UNIVER THE MESSAGE WAS MADE CLEAR YESTERDAY WHEN MOSCD~ (UP1)~-A VIOLENT EARTHQUAK[ ROCKED SITY IN 1957 SENATE MAJORITY LEADER MI~E MANSFIELD (DEM. MONGOLIA TODAY WITH SUCH fORCE IT RATTLED A MILD-MAN~ERED, BESPECTACLED MAN, HE WAS MoNT.), RE-O~FERED HIS TROOP REDUCTION R( HOMES AND CAUSED MINOR DAMAGE IN SOVIET A KEY ADVOCATE Of CALIFORNIA'S MASTER PLAN SOLUTION WITH 39 CO-SPONSORS. THE RESOLU CITIES MORE THAN 3DO MILtS AWAY, T~[ TASS FOR EDUCATION, UNDER WHICH THE UNIVERSITY, TION ASKS THt PRESIDENT TO MAKE A ~SUBSTAN NEWS AGENCY SAID. STATE COLLEGES AND JUNIOR COLLEGES ARE OR TIAL" CUT IN THE U.S. TROOP STRENGTH COH THE EARTHQUAKE WAS IN THE SAME SECTION Of GANIZED INTO A COORDI~ATEO SYSTEM TO PUT MITTEO TO EUROPE. THE CENTRAL ASIAN REPUBLIC THAT WAS HIT BY LOW COST HIGHER EDUCATION WITHIN THE REACH SOHE OF MANsrlELDfs CO-SPONSORS WERE THE A POWERFUL QUAKE ON JAN. 5, TASS SAID MORE Of EVERY CALIFORNIAN. SAME SENATORS WHO HAVE BEEN CRITICAL Of THE TMAN 300 TREMORS WERE SINCE REPORTED. BEFORE BECOM1NG AN ADMINISTRATOR, K[RR HA BOMBINGS AND OTHER JOHNSON POLICIES IN VIET TASS, WHICH USUALLY ATTEMPTS TO MINIMIZE COUPLED HIS TEACHING CAR[ER WITH ARBITRATING NAM. SOVIET DISASTERS> SAID THERE WAS NO IMMEDI I.ABOR DISPUTES. HE WAS REGARDED AS "TOUGH, IN THE FLURRY OF OEBATE WHICH fOLLOWED ATE ESTIMATE OF CASUALTIES OR DAMAGE. FAIR AND EXPENSIVE" AT $200 A DAY. HIS MOST MANSFIELD'S SHARPLY-WORDEO SPEECH HE W"'S THE QUAKE WAS CENTERED ABouT 160 MILES NOTABLE EFFORT WAS THE SETTLING Of A MARA WEST OF THE MoNGOLIAN CAPITAL OF ULAN BATOR. THON SHIPPING DISPUTE IN 1946~ql PAGE 12 HOURGLASS PUBLISHEO BY GLOBAL ASSOCIATES AT THE CLASSIFIEf ••• MOVIES TO .. 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