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PALOMA~ES, SPAIN (UPI)--COMPLETE TERRORIST BOMB KILLS THREE SILENCE FROM U.S. OFFICIALS ENGAGED IN DOWNTOWN SAIGON ATTACKi IN THE MASSIVE SEA ~ECOVERY OPE~ATION FOR A MISSING HYD~OGEN BOMB TODAY BOL­ VIET CONG ARMS CACHE FOUND STE~ED INDICATIONS IT WOULD BE AT SAIGON (UPI)--U.S. MA~INES SEIZED A COMMUNIST WEAPONS FACTOI'tY NEj~~ SAIGON ONLY HOURS BE­ LEAST ANOTHER WEEK BEFORE THE WEAPON FORE VIET CONG TERRORISTS STRUCK INTO THE HEART OF THE CAPITAL TODAY AND BLEW UP A U.S. COULD BE SURFACED. INFO~MED SOU~CES SAID A U.S. NAVY ARMY OFFICERS' BILLET, KILLING TH~EE AME~ICANS AND WOUNDING 113 MORE. FOUR VIETNAMESE ALSO DIED IN THE ATTACK ON THE VICTORIA HOTEL BilLET ONLY FIVE DAYS TASK FORCE HAD RUN INTO A SERIES OF' AFTER AMERICAN SECURITY OFFICERS HAD PROTECTIVE BARRICADES REMOVED TO PROVE THEY WERE NOT DIFFICULTIES THAT P~ECLUDED THE ~E­ AFRAID OF THE VIET CONGo COVE~Y BY THE WEEKEND. THE BOMB HAS BEEN LYlNG IN ABOUT THE MARINE STRIKE, TERMED OPE~ATION JACKSTAY, CAME JUST 20 MILES SOUTHEAST OF SAIGON YESTERDAY. THE LEATHERNECKS SWARMED ASHORE AT THE JUNCTION OF THE Lo REN AND BA GIONG 2,500 FEET OF WATER SINCE THE JAN. RIVERS AND CAPTURED A FORTIFIED VIET CONG VILLAGE. 17 CRASH OF A B-52 NUCLEAR BOMBE~, THE VILLAGE WAS CRISS-CROSSED WITH BUNKERS AND TUNNELS, AND THE MARINES DISCOVERED A ILLEGAL RAILWAY STRIKE ENDED COMMUNIST WEAPONS FACTORY AND VIET CONG TRAINING CAMP AND SEIZED AN ARMS CACHE OF AS EIGHT LINES BEGIN TO ROLL 18 CARBINES AND 1,000 HAND GRENADES. THERE CHICAGO (UPI)--J.E. WOLFE, CHIEF NEGOTIATOR FOR THE NATION'S RAILROADS, SAID TODAY WAS NO REPORT ON CASUALTIES. HE BELIEVED "FOR ~\LL PRACTICAL PURPOSES" THE RAIL~OaD FIREMEN AND ENGINEMEN HAVE END- VIET CONG AND NORTH VIETNAMESE REGULARS CON­ [0 THEIR STRIKE AGAINST EIGHT MAJOR LINES. TINUED TO AVOID THE CHALLENGE OF U.S. 1ST AIR WOLFE MADE THE SlATEMENT AFTER HE LEARNED THAT H.E. GILBERT, HEAD OF THE BROTHERHOOD CAVALRYMEN SWEEPING NEAR THE CAMBODIAN BOR­ OF LOCOMOTIVE FIRE~\EN AND ENGINEMEN, HAD SAID THE UNION WAS PREPA~ED TO END THE WALK­ DER IN THE CHU PONG AREA, ABOUT 210 MILES OUT IF A BACK-TO-WORK AGREEMENT COULD BE ARRANGED WITH MANAGEMENT. NORTHEAST OF SAIGON. "I THINK HE (GILBERT) ACTED WISELY IN TERMINATING THIS UNLAWFUL AND COMPLETELY UN­ THE CAVALRYMEN REPORTED KILLING FOUR COM­ JUSTIFIED STRIKE," WOLFE SAID. MUNISTS AND CAPTURING ONE TODAY IN SPORADIC "As TO THE INDIVIDUAL EMPLOYEES, WE THINK THEY WERE MISLED AND THERE WILL BE NO RE­ ENCOUNTERS, BUT THE BULK OF THE COMMUNIST PRISALS AGAINST THEM. As TO THE QUESTION FORCE, ESTIMATED AT UP TO 2,000 MEN, WAS BE- OF RECOVERY OF DAM~,GES AND CONTEMPT PRO- CARRIER IN ENDEAVORING TO WORK OUT SOME- LIEVED TO HAVE TAKEN REFUGE IN NOMINALLY CEEDINGS, THAT IS 50METHING THAT MUST BE THLNG IN REGARD TO REP~ISALS." NEUTRAL CAMBODIA. AMERICAN PATROLS FOUND DECIDED BY EACH RAILROAD THAT WAS DAMAGED "HE IS NOT TRYING TO GET AN AGREEMENT WITH COMMUNICATIONS WIRES RUNNING ACROSS "HE BOR- BY THIS UNLAWF'UL ACT." ME," WOLFE SAID. DER, BUT THEY WERE TOLD BY HEADQUARTERS NOT THE RAILROAD SPO~ESMAN SAID, "I THINK GILBERT SAID THE UNION WAS SEEKING ASSUR- TO CROSS IN PURSUIT. FOR ALL PRACTICAL PURPOSES IT (THE STRIKE) ANCES THERE WOULD NOT BE ANY REPRISALS THE AMERICANS FOUND A TOTAL OF 61 COMMUNIST IS ENDED." AGAINST STRIKERS OR CONTEMPT CHARGES OR DAM- BODIES AROUND THE SCENE OF WEDNESDAY'S FIERCE "IT'S ONLY A QUESTION NOW OF CLEARING AGE SUITS FILED AGAINST THE UNION. FIGHTING SOUTH OF THE MOUNTAIN. THE COMMUN- UP THIS QUESTION OF DAMAGES,ETC.," HE "IF THEY ARE EAGER TO GET MEN BACK TO WORK 1ST VIETNAMESE HAD ENCIRCLED A COMPANY OF SAID. IT SHOULDN'T TAKE LONG UNDER THIS PROCEDURE" CAVALRYMEN BUT THE OUTNUMBERED TROOPS FOUGHT WOLFE SAID THAT, "As WE UNDERSTAND IT, GILBERT TOLD NEWSMEN. HE SAID THE BROTHER- THEM OF'F WITH HELP OF AIR STRIKES AND AR- THE ORDER HAS GONE OUT FROM GILBERT IN- HOOD SOUGHT ONLY THE USUAL ASSURANCES FROM TILle:ftV SUPPORT. ~ -- ~- - ~-sTW,(fC"'fmJ~"'@lfEkAL ~HAllfMAt4 tOF' "tHt' ...., "I1f"c~ffIER~ 1~rltrA WALKOiiT-S"'Ef"ORE HE (CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX) BLFE) TO CONTACT THE PROPER OFFICER OF EACH WOULD ORDER HIS 8,000 STRIKE-IDLED FIREMEN , BACK TO WORK. GILBERT DECLARED "THERE SHOULDN'T BE ANY WILSON ACCEPTS NEW MANDATE DIFFICULTylI IN WINDING UP THE SURPRISE. TO DRIVE BRITAIN LEFTWARD STRIKE IF THE RAILROADS WANTED TO GET THE LONDON (UPI)--JUBILANT PRIME MINISTER HAROLD WILSON SAID TODAY THE OVERWHELMING LABOR TRAINS ROLLING. PARTY ELECTION VICTORY WIL~ GIVE BRITAIN A STRONGER VOICE IN EFFORTS TO ACHIEVE DISARMA­ TH~MADE THE ANNOUNCEMENT WITHIN THREE MENT AND PEACE IN VIET NAM. HOURS AFTER THE U.S. APPEALS COURT UPHELD THE SMILING 50-YEAR-OLD PARTY LEADER, IN A BRIEF' VICTORY STATEMENT OUTSIDE NUMBER 10 A LOWER COURT'S TEMPORARY RESTRAINING ORDER DOWNING STREET, VOWED TO BUILD A "NEW" BRITAIN WHILE SEEKING TO MOVE THE COUNTRY TO NEW AGAINST THE UNION. ,POWER IN WORLD POLITICS. ARMED WITH A NEW FIVE-YEAR MANDATE, WILSON PLEDGED TO DEAL WITH BRITAIN'S "TREMENDOUS ECONOMY BEG INS AT HOME PROBLEMS ••• BY NOT HESITATING TO TAKE MEASURES NEEDED, POPULAR OR UNPOPULAR." "THIS DECISIVE MANDATE WILL ENABLE THE SAYS JOHNSON TO STAFF GOVERNMENT TO SPEAK WITH GREATER AUTHORITY WASHINGTON (UPI)--P~ESIDENT JOHNSON FRANCE ASSURES ALLIES ABROAD IN ALL WE ARE TRYING TO DO TO ACHIEVE SHIFTED HIS PLEA FOR RESTRAINT IN SPENDING SHE'LL STAY IN BERLIN INTERNATIONAL DISARMAMENT ANO INTERNATIONAL TODAY FROM THE NATION'S FAMILIES TO HIS PARIS (UPI)--FRANCE ASSURED THE WEST TODAY PEACE," HE SAID. OWN OFFICIAL "FAMILY." HE CALLED FOR A THAT DESPITE ITS PULLOUT F'ROM NATO COMMAND WITH ONLY THREE RESULTS OF' THE PARLIAMEN­ BILLION-DOLLAR CUT IN FEDERAL SPENDING IN "THERE IS NO QUESTION OF WITHDRAWING FROM TARY ELECTION STILL OUTSTANDING, LABOR WAS THE NEXT THREE MONTHS. BERLIN." ASSURED OF A FINAL OVERALL MAJORITY OF 95 WHILE JOHNSON MET FOR 70 MINUTES WITH FRENCH OFFICIALS EMPHASIZED THE BERLIN VOTES WITH SOME FORECASTS THAT THE FIGURE HIS CABINET AND WITH FEDERAL AGENCY CHIEFS GARRISON IS A COMPLETELY SEPARATE MATTER AND MIGHT SWELL TO 97. TO EXPLORE GOVERNMENT COST-CUTTING IN THE rRENCH OCCUPATION TROOPS WILL REMAIN IN THE BY EVENING, THE COUNT STOOD AT LABOR REST OF THE CURRENT FISCAL YEAR, SEN. Ro­ DIVIDED CITY ALONGSIDE BRITISH AND U.S. 362 SEATS, CONSERVATIVES 252, LIBERALS I I. BERT F. KENNEDY, (DEM.-N.Y.) DENOUNCED AD­ F'ORCES AS LONG AS THEY ARE NEEDED. THE POPULAR VOTE WAS LABOR 48.52 PERCENT, MINISTRATION-PROPOSED REDUCTIONS IN EDUCA­ THE ASSURANCES CAME AS PRESIDENT CHA~LES CONSERVATIVES 41.33 PERCENT AND LIBERALS TION FUNDS. DE GAULLE'S DETERMINATION TO DISMANTLE ALL lEO 8.44 PERCENT KENNEDY DECLARED AT A SENATE HEA~ING THAT DEF'ENSES IN tRANCE WAS VIRTUALLY ASSURED OF THE VOTERS ALSO ELECTED A SPEAKER WHO IS SUCH A POLICY WAS SHORTSIGHTED AT A TIME FULL PARLIAMENTARY APPROVAL WHEN THE POWERFUL NON-PARTISAN AND HAS NO VOTE AND ONE MEMBER WHEN THE UNITED STATES SPENDS "$12 BILLION COMMUNIST PARTY ENDORSED THE MOVE. OF THE NORTHERN IREL~ND REPUBLIC LABOR PAR­ EACH YEAR KILLING PEOPLE IN VIET NAM." LATER, DE GAULLE LE~T PARIS TO SPEND A 12- TY WHO WILL PROBABLY SIDE WITH LABOR IN DESPITE VIET NAM, HE ADDED, THE UNITED DAY EASTER VACATION AT HIS COUNTRY HOME AT VOT ING. STATES CANNOT AFFO~D TO HOLD BACK ON EDUCA­ COLOMBEY-LES-OEUX-EGLISES, 100 MILES EAST OF (CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX) TION -- "THE MOST VITAL PROGRAM IN THE THE CAPITAL. UNITED STATES." ETIENNE FAJON, A PROMINENT MEMBER OF' THE WAR BUILDUP EASING THE PRESIDENT'S PLEA TO TOP-LEVEL FEDER­ AL OFFICIALS TO PUT THE B~AKES ON GOVERN­ COMMUNIST PARTY POLITICAL BUREAU SERVED NO­ WASHINGTON (UPI)--THERE WERE STRONG IN­ MENT SPENDING CAME JUST A DAY AFTER HE URGED TICE IN AN EDITORIAL IN THE PARTY ORGANE DICATIONS TODAY THAT THE MANPOWER BUILDUP BUSINESSMEN, HOUSEWIVES, AND LOCAL AND STATE ~MANITE THAT HIS PA~TY VILL OPPOSE ANV MOVE FOR THE VIET NAM WAR WAS OVER THE HUMP. TO DEFEAT DE GAULLE'S ANTI-NATO O~IVE. OFFICIALS TO SLOW DOWN PURCHASES TO PREVENT DE FENSE SECRETARY I~OBERT S. McNAMARA SA 10 FAJOH BLUNTLY WARNED HIS PARTY WILL NOT YESTERDAY IT WAS INCREASINGLY CLEAR THAT THE ACCELERATION or INFLATIONARY P~ESSU~ES. SUPPORT A CENSU~E MOTION AIMED AT DEFEATING BUILDUP WOULD NOT REQUII'tE ACTIVATION OF THE GUALLIST POLICIES WHICH THE SOCIALIST A~MY TH;A~~~C:~I~E:!A:N~~~GF'~~~:A30D!:~C~!T~~:TED GROUP WILL TABLE IN THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY. RESERVE UNITS. AT $6.4 BILLION. WHEN THE FISCAL 1966 BUD- HE SAID THE A~MY WAS NOW TU~NING OUT TRAI~ GET WAS SUBMITTED TO CONG~ESS 15 MONTHS AGO THE SOCIALIST CENSURE MOTION WILL HIGHLIGHT 0 THE END OF A TWO-DAY rOREIGN POLICY DEBATE ED MEN AT A RATE OF 3 ,000 A MONTH AND THE DEFICIT WAS ESTIMATED AT $5.3 BILLION, TO SEND REPLACEMENTS TO VIET BUT MOUNTING COSTS IN V,ET HAM CAUSED OPENING APRIL 13 WITH A ~EPORT BY PREMIER WNOAMUL~_BE ~EADY WA~ F'O~ MEN WHOSE TOURS A~E ENDING -- THE UPWARD REVISION. GEORGES POMPIDOU. AT THE ~ATE OF MORt THAN ONE DIVISION A DEPUTY P~ESS SEC~ETARY ROSERT FLEMING SAID THE COMMUNISTS, BY TH~OWING THEIR SUPPORT BEHIND DE GAULLE'S ANTI-NATO STAND, HAVE VOT­ MONTH. THE PRESIDENT VAS "MAKING EVERY EF'F'O~T" TO ED IN F'AVOR OF' WEAKE~ EUROPEAN DEFENSES. KEEP THE DEFICIT AT $5.3 BILLION OR LESS. L-PAGE 2 HOURGLASS

HUMPHREY SEES PROGRESS BELAFONTE MIFFED~ KiNG RIGHTEOUS IZVESTIA UNENTHU~IA~TIC AS DEMANDING PROGRESS NEW YORK (UPI)--SINGER HARRY BElA­ ABOUT WIL~ONI~ EL~CTION DURHAM, N,C. {UPI)--VICE PRESIDENT FONTE SAID TONIGHT HE FOUND IT "SOME­ (UPI)--THE SOVIET GOVERNMENT NEWS­ HUBERT H HUMPHREY SAID TODAY THE DE­ WHAT DIFFICULT TO ACCEPT" U"S., AMBAS­ PAPER IZVESTIA RECORDED THE BRITISH MANDS OF NEGROES FOR EQUALITY CANNOT SADOR CHARLES BOHLEN'S ABSENCE FROM A LABOR PARTY'S ELECTORAL VICTORY WITH AND WILL NOT END UNTIL THEY IIENJOY THE CIV!l RiGHTS RALLY iN PARIS EARLIER A LACK Of ENTHUSIASM TODAY AND SAID FULL RIGHTS AND PRIVILEGES AND OPPOR­ TH IS WEEK 0 "IT DOES NOT MEAN THE NATION HAS AP­ TUNITIES OF OTHER AMERICAN CITIZENS, NEGRO CIVIL R!GHTS LEADER DR MARTIN PROVED THE WIl.SON GOVERNMENT'S FOREIGN tJ BOTH IN LAW AND IN ACT" LUTHER KING, AND BELAFOIIITE ARRIVED AT POLICy. "HISTORY TEACHES US THAT THE GREAT KENNEDY iNTERNAT/ONAL A!RPORT TONIGHT PRIOR TO THE ELECTION THE SOVIET PRESS REVOLUTIONS AREN'T STARTED BY PEOPLE fROM STOCKHCLM. THEY HAD PARTICIPATED SAID THAT BOTH THE CONSERVATIVE AND WHO ARE UTTERLY DOWN AND OUT -- WITH- IN MEE~tNGS THERE AFTER THE PARIS RAL­ LABOR PARTIES HAD BASICAl.l.Y SIMILAR OUT HOPE AND VIS!ON, " HE SAID "T HEY LY TO RAISE MONEY FOR KING'S SOUTHERN POl.ICIES. TAKE PLACE WHEN PEOPLE BEGIN TO LIVE A CHRISTIAN LEADERSHI' C)~fERENCE. THE IZVESTIA ARTICLE SAID THE ELECT­ LITTLE BETTER WHEN THEY SEE HOW MUCH JELAFONTE SAID HE HAD BEEN TOLD ORATE REJECTED "THE CONSERVATIVE'S REMAINS YET TO BE ACHIEVED" BOHLEN WOULD NOT ATTEND THE PARIS ECONOMIC AND SOCIAl. POLICIES, BUT NAT­ HUMPH~EY, SPEAKING AT DEDICAT/ON CER­ MEETING. BELAFONTE SAID HE WENT TO URALl.Y 010 NOT APPROVE SUCH LABORITE EMONIES OF THE BUILDING HOUSING THE THE U.S. EMBASSY FOR A "CLARlfICATIONo" STEPS AS THE UNFULFIl.l.ED PROMISES TO NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL LIFE lNSURANCE "THE AMB'SSADOR INfORMED ~E THAT HE NATIONALIZE STEEl.o" Co , SAID "GREAT PROGRESS HAS BEEN AND COULDN'T COME BECAUSE Of iNSTRUCTIONS "THE VICTORY OF THE LABORITES DOES IS BEING MADE" HE RECEIVED FROM WASHINGTON THAT HIS NOT MEAN THE NATION HAS APPROVED THE IIWE SHALL CONTINuE TO PRESS FORWARD PRESENCE WOULD SUGGEST THAT THE UNITED II WILSON GOVERNMENT'S FOREIGN POLICY," TOWARD FULL AND EQuAL CIVIL RIGHTS, STATES GOVERNMENT WAS G!VING OFFICIAL THE ARTICl.E SAID, "TO THE CONTRARY, HE ADDED SANCTION TO OUR BEING ~HERE, " BELAFON~ THE VICTORY STRENGTHENED THE LABOR HE CITED THE j964 CIVIL RIGHTS ACT, SAID. PARTY'S LEfT WING IN THE HOUSE OF COM­ THE 1965 VOTING RIGHTS ACT AND PRESi­ "I FOUND IT SOMEWHAT DIFFICULT TO MONS, UNITES THEIR HANDS TO MORE EffECT­ DENT JOHNSON'S PROPOSALS FOR THIS YEAR ACCEPT BECAUSE THE STATE DEPA~TMENT, IVELY INfLUENCE THE GOVERNMENT." HE ALSO NOTED PROGRESS THROUGH OTHER IN T~E PAST, HA~ GIVEN SANCTION FOR EDITORIAL REACTION FROM THE UNITED PROGRAMS -- NOT AIMED SPECIFICALLY AT TOURS MADE BY CIVIL RIGHTS LEADERS, " STATES WAS STRONGLY FAVORABLE. THE NEW NEGROES -- SUCH AS THE ANTI-POVERTY HE SAID. YORK TIMES, IN AN EDITORIAL ENTITLED WAR AND EDUCATION THE NEGRO SINGER SAID HE HAD A "WILSON~ TRIUMPH AND TRIAL," SAID THE CITING THE I1TERRIBLE PRICE" OF DIS­ "BRIEF AND CORDIAL" MEETING WITH ISSUE WAS NOT THE STATE OF THE BRITISH CRIMiNATION IN TERMS OF LOST INCOME, BOriLEN AND THAT ~E 010 NOT PRESS THE ECONOMY BUT WAS PRIME MINISTER HAROLD HUMPHREY SAID THAT AT A TIME WHEN AMER­ MATTER. WILSON HIMSELf. ICA IS BEING CALLED UPON TO PROVIDE "My POSITION WAS NOT "'0 CI-tALl.ENGE "A MASSIVE MAJORITY OF VOTERS HAS LEADERSHIP AROUND THE WORLD, THIS IS A HIM IF THOSE WERE HSS INSTRUCTIONS, " SHOWN ITS WIl.LINGNESS TO GIVE LABOR COST WE SIMPLY CANNOT AFFORD, EVEN IF BEl.AFONTE SAiD. THE OPPORzUNITY TO PROVE ITSELf OVER DISCRIMINATION "COST NOT A PENNY, WE KING SAID THE APPOiNTMENT YESTERDAY THE FUl.l FIVE-YEAR LifE OF A PARLIA-, WOULD HAVE THE MORAL OBLIGATION TO ER­ OF A NEGRO TO THE BiR~iNGHAM POLICE MENT," THE TIMES SA 10, COMMENT I NG THAT ADICATE iT " FORCE WAS "l.ONG OVERDUf," THIS WILLINGNESS SPRUNG FROM WIl.SON'S ------"i MUST CONFESS," KING SAID, "THAT ABILITY TO ESTABLISH HIS PARTY'S CREDU­ FULBRIGHT SEES AiD IT is STilL TO~ SM~LL IN TOKEN ;0 LITYo" AS INSUFFICIENT MAKE THE KIND OF !MPACT AND SERVE THE WILSON RECEIVED OTHER PLAUDITS ON HIS WASHINGTON (UP~}--SEN J WILLIAM CAUSE OF JUSTICE THAT IT SHOULD. THE ELECTORAL VICTORY FROM AROUND THE WORl.D. FULBRIGHT, (OEM -ARK.) TODAY COMPARED CITY OF BIRMINGHAM SHOULD H~VE NUMEROUS THE APPROACH OF WEALTHiER NATIONS TO NEGoO POL. I ('EMEflto " ATOM ~P~ES PAROLED FOREIGN AID WITH "TRY IlliG TO COOL A KiNG CHARGED THAT BIRMINGHAM CITY WASHINGTON (UPI)--HARRY GOl.D, A PITCHER OF MARTiNiS BY DROPPING IN ONE OFFICIALS HA9 " CONNIVED " TO PREVENT CENTRAl. FIGURE IN THE FAMED ROSENBERG ICE CUBE EV£t'~Y TEN MINUTES" A?~ INTMENT OF NEGROES TO THE FORCE. ATOM BOMB TRIAl. Of THE '950s, AND IRVIN 'WHAT )OU W0~LD END UP WITH, Of H~ ~AID ONLY THE THREAT OF DEMONSTRA­ Co SCARBECK, A FORMER STATE DEPARTMENT COURSE, IS NO ICE AND WATERY MARTINIS TIOIIIS BY CIViL RIGHTS GROUPS HAD FORCID OFrlCIAL CONVICTED OF GIVING AWAY WHICH ARE STill NOT COLD," SAID FUL­ THE APPOINTMENT OF THE NE~RO POLICE­ STATE SECRETS, WILl. BE PAROLED IN MAY, BRIGHT, CHAIRMAN OF THE SENATE FOREIGN MAN. IT WAS ANNOU~CED TODAY. RELATIONS COMMITTEE KING SAID HE WAS "NOT OPTIMISTIC" THE UGS. BOARD OF PAROLES SAID THAT "If WE HAD PuT A WHOLE TRAY Of ICE THAT THE STATE o~ MISSISSIPPI WOULD GOLD, 55, BECAME ELIGIBLE fOR PAROl.E CUBES INTO THE PITCHER AT ONCE, WE BRING MURDER CHARces ACAINST 14 MEM­ OCTo 22, 1960, AND WILL BE RELEASED fROM WOULD ~AVE GOTTEN COLO MARTINtS AND BERS or THE WHITE KNIGHTS OF THE Ku PRISON MAY 18. SCARBECK, 45, HAS BEEN THE ICE WOULD NOT HAVE MELTED" KLUA KLAN ALlECEDLY INVOLVED IN THE ELIGiBLE SINCE FEB. 24, 196b, AND WILL THE ARKANSAS DEMOCRAT USED THE ANAL­ FIREBOMB DEATH Of C'VIL RIGHTS AC­ BE PAROLED MAy 2. GOLD SERVED 16 YEARS OGY IN A SENATE SPEECH URGING THAT TIVIST VERNON F. DAHMER OF HATTIES­ AND SCARBECK 5 YEARS. MUCH MORE FOREIGN AID BE FUNNELED BURG, MISS a TESTIMONY BY GOLD ON HIS PART IN THROUGH INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS ON ! I DONiT THINK THAT THE CLIMATE IN TRANSMITTING ATOM SECRETS TO RUSSIA CON­ A MULTI-NATION BASIS, RATHER THAN BY MISSISSIPPI HAS CHANGED THAT MUCH AND TRIBUTED TO THE CONVICTION Of ETHEL AND COUNTRY-TO-COUNTRY PROGRAMS I DON'T THINK THAT THE STATE Of MISSI~ JULIUS ROSENBERG AS LEADERS Of A SPy FULBRIGHT ANNOUNCED THAT SECRETARY II SIPPI HAS ~~TUR£D MORALLY ENOUGH, RING THAT GAVE RUSSIA THE SECRET OF THE Of STATE DEAN RUSK WOULD OPEN THE COM­ KING SAID. I I HOPE I'M WRONG." A-BOMB. MITTEE'S HEARINGS MONDAY ON PRESIDdl~ KING WAS SCHEDULED TO FLY TO WASHING­ THE ROSENBERGS, PARENTS Of TWO SMALL JOHNSON'S $3 85 BilliON AID AUTHORIZA­ TON TOt' I :'HT TO ATTEND A MEET I NG OF THE CHILDREN AT THE TIME, WERE EXECUTED TION REQUEST ADVISORY COUNCIL TO THE WHITE HOUSE JUNE 19, 1953. IN PAST YEARS, RUSK HAS TESTIFIED CONFERENCE ON CIVIL RIGHTS, Of WHICH GOLD WAS CONVICTED OF CONSPIRING TO PUBLICLY BUT FULBRIGHT SAID THE SECRE­ KING IS A MEMBER. TRANSMIT NATIONAL DEFENSE INFORMATION TARY REQUESTED TO BE HEARD IN CLOSED TO A FOREIGN GOVERNMENT FROM DECEMBER, SESSION THIS YEAR BORG RAPS VIETNIKS 1943 TO NOVEMBER 1947. HE WAS SENTENCED THIS BROUGHT AN IMMEDIATE BLAST, OF \.JP~'''L'I~10N lLJf-'J) \~:J,,( 30RG Of SUPE- TO 30 YEARS ON DEC. 9, 1950. HE WAS COURSE, fROM SEN WAYNE MORSE (OEM - RIOR, WISC., NATIONA~ CO~Mt~DER OF THl THE FIRST AMERICAN ARRESTED AS A MEMBER ORE ), AN OUTSPOKEN AID CRITIC VETERANS Of FOREIGN WARS, CHARGED TO­ Of THE Spy RING AFTER HE WAS NAMED BY MORSE SAID RUSK'S "INSISTENCE UPON DAY THAT "MISGUIDED VIETNIKS AND DE­ BRITISH ATOM SCIENTIST DRo EMIL JUl.IUS SECRECY REFLECTS THE GROWING FURTIVE MONSTRATORS" PROTESTING AGAINST THE KLAUS FUCHS AS THE MAN TO WHOM HE PASSED AND STEALTHY CHARACTER OF BilATERAL VIET NAM WAR ARE DUPES OF A WORLDWIDE ATOM SECRETS. AID AS A TOOL AND WEAPON Of AMERICAN COMMUNIST CO~SPIRACYo FOREIGN POLICY" I N A STATEMENT I SSUED fROM VF'il HEAD~ LAS VEGAS (UPI)--AcTRESS JUNE ALLYSON, MORSE TOLD THE SENATE THAT RUSK'S QUARTERS HERE, HE ASKED. " 1 WONDER CONCEDING SHE WAS VERY NERVOUS tJBECAUSE "REFUSAL TO APPEAR IN OPEN SESSION HOW THEY WOWLD LIKE THE REGIMENTATION YOU DON'T GET MARRIED EVERY DAY," TODAY SHOULD TELL • A GREAT DEAL ABOUT THE AND DENIGRATION OF BA_le ~04AN fREE­ REMARRIED HER SECOND HUSBAND, FORMER NATURE OF THE AMERICAN AID PROGRAM AND DO~3 J~v_- .ME COMMuNIST SYSTEM OF BARBER ALFRED GLENN MAXWELL. MISS AL­ THE PURPO;;,E~ TO WHICH IT IS BEING PUT" GOVERNMENT? IT IS CE~T~I~ T~EY WOULD LYSON, THE HUSKY-VOICED "GIRL NEXT DOOR" MORSE SAID HE WOULD BOYCOTT RUSK'S NOT BE ALLOWED TO SPEAK AND DEMON­ OF A SCORE OF FIl.MS AND WIDOW Of THE CLOSED-DOOR APPEARANCE STRATE AS THEY DO TODAY." LATE DICK POWELL, FLEW HERE WITH THE FULBRIGHT WEARILY REMINDED THE SEN­ "NOw IS TrtE TIME FOR ALL AMERICANS TO 34-YEAR-OLD NEWPORT BEACH MAN FOR THE ~TE IT WAS THE 18TH TIME IN HIS 17 11 BACK OUR BOYS TO THE HILT, HE ADDED, SURPR I SE CEREMONY. I N ADD IT I ON TO HER YEAOS ON THE COMMITTEE THAT IT HAD "NOT TO STAB THEM IN THE 8ACK AS THEY TWO CH'~DREN 3"( POWEl.L, SON RICK, 15, CONSIDERED FOREIGN AID LEGISLATION PuSH STEAD'LY FOPI~RD IN THEIR BATTLE AND DAUGt-'Trr' rAt,:LA, 17 , ONLY A FEW FULBRIGHT OPPOSES BI-LATERAl AID FOR fREEDOM." REPORTER~ ,,1"0 S\"JDS P,{ESIDE"-n JAC'K E~HRATTER \JERE ,',(1;:5 ENT FRIDAY, APRIL I, 1966 CONTAINMENT OF CHlNA IS MI~~ION OF lNolA NEW YORK (UPI)--MRS.- iNDI~A GANDHi, PRIME M'NI~ER or INDIA, SKiU-CAST NIGHT THAT THE THREAT-or COMMUNiST CHi­ NESE EXPANsrON-MUST Be CONTAIN~O BY POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC MEANS AS WELL AS - ~ ..., MILITARILY.- ~ SOON AS POSSIBLe SPEAKING AS THE HONOR GUEST AT A ~\ ~ hf'lt.AJ:" Ll"".Jns:". AAf'l"+ iflli pi XPi!' K~~K BttAlJ§it or: !Ait AXQi·dMitNT wAicH HAS. DINNER ATTENDED BY 780 PERSONS, MRS. GANDHI SAID CwtNA'S SHADOW FALLS ~CROSS SOUTHEAST ASIA. - TOWOC, WHEU W, SCc1fJ$.tN VOtJ~ ...o&f.(OCftA-TS MARKS TO HIM AND HIS FAMILY ON THE liTHE REA-L l'HREA"T F"ROM CH INA, HOWEVER, If

AT THEIR STAT& CO~VENT~O~ ~OOPTE~ 4 ~ STR~ETI CRANK TELEPHONE CALLS AND SHE SAID, '''15 LESS M~LITARY THAN PO(I- J CONTROVEPt$ "At&... "SEX r~ _PIJAttK_o' _ - _ STONES HURLED AT HIS WiNDOWS. TiCAL AND ECONOMtC. CHINESE rNflUENCE THE RtaQLUT t QN CA1".. 1 .. ~O -FOR; ~A-N ENO TO BAKER; WHO SUffERI:D A NERVOUS BREAK­ WILL BE CONTAINED If ITS N£IGRBORS IN ALL l..EQ.AL RES7ft' C7 I QH!:i 0114 _S£XUAL RELA- DOWN FOLLOWiNG THE RIOTS, WOULD NOT ASIA AND IN-THE HArlO"! OF THE DEVELOP- I T IONS 13ET,WEEN CONSENT f NO: A-tltll T,S.. THE SA'f WHERE J:~!=_ \tlA~ __~9 v' J NG.....QR_ WHERE HE ING WORLD CAN SUlLO AROUN~ POPULA~ AND PLANK ~VOL VEl). FItQtot _TWO s-rPA~AT'£ PRO­ NOW IS WORKING. HE SAID ONLY HE AND FORWARD-LOOKING NATIONALIST GOVERNM~T~. POSA~S -- ONE S£EK1HQ ~ END TO LA~~ _ HLS WI~t, SARAH, A NURSE, ARE LIVING "IT 15 PRECISELY BY ITS·SUCCESStuL~- AGA INST HOMOSt.X'UAL I TV,.. A.N.f)' TtlE OnlER iN TH& HOME NOW. HIS CHILDREN, PERRI EFFORT TO DEVELOP IN OE~OCRACY THAT CALLING F"OR REPEAL OF" LAWS AGAINST UH­ LYNN, 5, AND HORACE, 17 MONTHS, ARE INDIA THWAR'TS CK'INAt·S DESIGNS. -INDIA i g NATURA~ fttLATIO~S BeT~E~'MEM&~S QF AT H.S PARENTS HOM~ iN MIAMI SEACH, IS PART or THAT 'RURAL COUNTRYSiDE THAT

OPPOS I 'f-E SEX,£S .. FlA 0 THE CKIN~SE WOULD WIN, AND iT is HERE IT GAVE OD-Yo -J. F'lSH:,.._THE;. STAT~ RE'" HE SAID THE MODEsr, BRICK, ROW HOME THAT CHINA CAN AND MUST BE CONTAINEDo PU&L I CAn eJotA I ft:MA.N,. LA.UGtt MA T ~ tAL. THE HAD eEEN PLACED F"OR SALE WITH THE REAL " t NO i A tS- F. GHT I NG Ttfl S BAf1'LE IllEX'T It I G'ttT ~\oIM£tt M£ T01.1) A 0 IS Tft.1 CT ~STATE FIRM OF FRED Ao WERNER, iNC., THROUGH ITS DEVOTION TO THE DEMOCRATIC GOP CAUCUS THAi T~ YOUNa D£M~CRATSt LN NEAROY LANSDOWNE WiTH AN ASKING iDEAlo INDIA IS MiliTA~iL'f HOLOfNG A PROGftAM WAS "sex A~ ..5A.1Q:.ort .. ff PRiCE Or $11,9500 2,OOO-MILE HtM~~Y~ F"RONTtER AGAINST ~ THE Df;MQCftA is }.L$O WJ;ttT Ott RECQIW BAKER SA- 10 HE WOUI_D HAVE LiKED TO CHINA. !NDiA tS ALSO rlGHT'fNG THIS UftGtNG A TJWC£ ,~ Vt£T:NAM. L ..,\iE l"t FOLCROfT PEI~MANENTLY BUT THE BATT~~ UN THE CRUCtAL ~ORUM OF AfRO­ THE WHOI.~-+~ SO INCENSED -OEMOCRAT­ HARASS~&NT MADE IT iMPOSSIBL~o As I A WH I CH GI'ttN'A" HAS SOUGHT TO USURP I C STATE Sol. TA.-YI:M .BENSON- .OF":. fRANKS­ IIWt, HOPE THAT THE H-OUSE IS SOLO AS AS A POL!T tCAl -LAltNCHi N'G ~PAD. n V f u.£ T"A-T '#E.ST..E~y- M£ iSA-rJr THE YOUNG SOON AS POSSIBLE SO WE CAN lEAVE FOL­ GuE~lS Ai -iHE' '0 ImfE-It-r NCLUDED UN I TED DEMOCRATS OftGAHt24TrOK S~ BE urs­ CROFT, II HIS lIttlE._SA 1.0--4._ SH.E _.cONCEDED NATiONS SECR~T~Y G~~R~L ~HANT~ I~DIA~S BANOL-D AND A N.£W ONE.. S-TA-"RT£{). THAT "GENERALLY NOT All THE NEIGHBORS AMBASSADOR TO W~~HINGTON, S. K. NEHRU, uMEMBERS OF" T..tf£ YOUNG. D~CRA TS lolHO ARE BAD ·~ERE. THEREuS QUITE A FEW DRQ GRAYSON KI'R't<-;~RESroENT OF -COLUMBiA a£1.1 EVE 'I N THE P1UN:C.lPL::£S" af"" DE.CEIfC:V, GOOD NE I.GHBORS iN fl)LCROFT. UNIVE~SITY~ AUTHOR PEARL BUCK, AND Eu­ MORAL I NTEGfU TV .AND SAH:CT I TV..DF" TH-E REO MOON ORB1TER GENE BLACK, FINANCIAL cONSULTANT TO FAM I L Y. SHO-ULO QUI.T TKE -P.Jt£.5E-NT OAGA- SEEN AS AOVANTAGE TII~NTo - " j3EijSOf'( Sj\ t.,- • ~1RS 0 GANDH I s-A fir rtfE WORLD IS BE"COM fNG

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URFACE OF THE MOON MA R I ON, S. C0 (Up F)"',;.. "Fwo. lJN r~ -oF" T1k \~ i NDiNG SPOTS FOR NA TIONAl. GUARD -WtR E' -CA L L.::t-i;- -o=tYr -1u~'''' ~ .:- f TO 6-ATTLE A RAG'rma ::'-'wtE" 'n~" S\t£Fi'-T : ICTURES WITH DATA THROUGH A ~OX::"1!''''AfiT"j A~ ...NEARBY HOMES OR SPACECRAfT THAT THEN EDGED TOWARD RESIDENTIAL SECTIONS lYON THE MOerr, OF THIS TOBACco-tOWN. WIND-GUSfsup-~ BCE io si1.. r tAn;' UR 16 3$-MS''\. N:t GH LLO A5TROf~lj.o if r~ .EGRO H ES, 1:..,fHJ;I.A TOBACCO BAR COUNTR1 (·ST~ . _ ~_~_.! -!_ ~H~~ .~£'.~___ !~EM_ TQ. UNKNOWABLE THERE THE ~iil TH·-ioiE-j~tr1ENT ~ iS8V"E-O A THE EDGE OF" RESIDENTIAL AR~AS iN THIS IS A PROMiSEe ~N1LATER~L lt~~~~.~I'L.9f .JJ~D_EP~N~E THORNTON WILDER TOW. 7,000 I N EAS~L.?Q.UTtt~ ~AROL r r.A _', ~ I ..)M Dr. I T A I N L.!) v. It. W' PAGE 3 HOlJR.1LASS FRIDAY, APRIL I, 1966 ArounJ TOWN • THE LINKLETTERS AT HOME NEW YORK {UPI)--THE BREADWINNER Of THE HOUSE DESERVES SOMETHING BETTER WITH HIS BREAKfAST TOAST THAN AN UN-MADEUP MATE ACROSS THE TABLE. IN TURN "IT'S A TWO-WAY STREET. I HAVE NO PATIENCE WITH THE SLOPP~ BATHROBE SEQUENCE" fOR MEN, SAYS MRS. ART LINK­ LETTER. MRS. LINKLETTER'S fORMULA fOR A HAPPY MARRIAGE 15 A SIMPLE ONE, BUT IT'S KEPT HER AND HER SHOW-BUSINESS HUSBAND WED FOR 3D-PLUS YEARS. SHE THINKS IT'S A WIfE'S DUTY, EVEN THOUCH IT MAY TAKE A fEW MINUTES EXTRA, TO PUT ON SOME LIPSTIC~ AND BRUSH HER HAIR fIRST THING IN THE MORNING. DESPITE THE fACT THAT fOR 29 Of THOSE 30 SOME YEARS, SERVANTS HAVE BEEN ON HAND TO 00 THE CHORE, SHE ALWAYS COOKS THE fAMILY BREAKfAST.

"IT GIVE& US THE ONE CHANCE IN THE DAY TO BE TOGETHER •• o A QUIET MOMENT," SAID MRS. LINKLETTER. "I THINK THE W~RST THING A WifE CAN DO IS NOT BREAKFAST WITH HER HUSBAND. ~ CONTEST WINNER •••• POSTMASTER TONY WALDO PRESENTS DOOlE THE TINY, IMMACULATELY GROOMED MRS. LINKLETTER SAID SHE'S PETERSON WITH A BLOCK Of THE EINSTEIN COMMEMORATIVE ALSO MADE IT A RULE NO CURLERS AND COLD CREAM AT NlGHT. STAMPS ISSUED BY THE POST OFFICE MARCH 14. DOOlE WAS ONE NEITHER DOES SHE BU~DEN HER HuSBAND WITH HOUSEHOLD PROBLEMS·Of THE SEVERAL WINNERS IN THE RECENT POST OFfiCE QUIZ CON­ - "HE JUST WANTS TC Et-:JOY HIS HOME, NOT fRET ABOUT , .,.11 -- TEST • ALL THE WINNERS RECEIVED A BLOCK OF THE NEW STAMPS. ALTHOUGH SHE CONCEDES THAT IN fAMILlES WHERE BOTH HUSBAND AND WirE HOLD JOBS MAJ. GEN. CONE PASSE~ AWAY THIS IS NOT ALWAYS POSSIBLE. MAJOR GENERAL JOHN MARTIN CONE, COM­ MRS. LINKLETTER, IN ONE Of HER RARE MANDING GENERAL, WHITE SANDS MISSILE INTERVIEWS, TOLD WHY SHE SHUNS REPORT­ RANGE, DIED LATE WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30 ERS. I'I DOI-J'T CARE ABOUT PUDLICITY. OF A HEART ~TTACK ACCORDING TO WORD 1 TRAVEL ALL THE TIME WITH ART. I BE­ RECllVED HERE TODAY. LfCVE IN BEING TOG~THER. HE DOCS A LOT HE IS SURV'~ED BY HIS WIFE, ~YNTHIA, Of PERSONAL APPEARANCES AND HAS BUSINESS AND SON, JOH~, J • MCETINGS. BURIAL WITH fULL MILITARY HONORS WILl 'RUT AS fOR SHOW dUSINESS FOR ME, TAKE PLACE iN ARLINGTON NATIONAL CEM­ 1'1' NO EXTROVERT. ~al£ IN THE FAMILY is ETERY MONDAY, APRIL EI.OUGH. I TH I NK THE EGO CONfl I CT OF' 4. tl THE fAMILY HAS REQUESTED NO FLOWERS, T\lO IN SHOW BUSINESS WOULD BE HoprIBLE. HOWEVER, CO~TRIBvTIONS MAY BE MADE TO Two OF THE LINKLETTERS' fiVE CHILDREN THE AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION. ARE INVOLVED WITH THE ENTERTAINMENT WORLD, HOWEVER. JACK, 28, HAS PRODUCED HIS OWN TELEVISION SPECIALS AND HEADS TOASTMISTRESS MEETING THE TOASTMiSTRESS CLUB WILL HOLD UP LINKLETTER ENTERPRISES, TO COORDI­ ITS NEXT MEETING IN THE TARO ROOM OF NATE \ARIED ENTERTAINMENT AND BUSINESS THE YOKWE Y~K CLUB MONDAY, APRIL INTEH=STS THAT HAVE TURNED HIS fATHER 4. THIS WILL BE A DINNER MEETING. THE INTO A MILLION~IRE MANY TIMES OVER. SOCIAL HOUR WILL BEGIN AT 7 AND THE ROBERT, 21, H~S BEEN TOURING AS A COMMEMORATIVE STAMP •••• THE 8-CENT STAMP DINNER A~D MEETING WILL COMMENCE AT SINGER. PORTRAYING ~LBERT EINSTEIN, IS THE 0 . GERTRUDE JOHNSON AND EILEEN THE OTHER CHILDREN ARE DAWN, 26, AND 7.: FOURTH IN THE "PROMINENT AMERICAN" TORREN ARE IN CHARGE OF HOSPITALITY. t-1ARRIED .. SHARON, 19, MID A JUNIOR AT SERIES OF REGULAR STAMPS. IT WAS FIRST THE SUBJECT OF THE EVENING WILL DE THE UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN CAL,rORNIA, PLACED ON SALE AT PRINCETON, N. J. ON "SLE I CHT Of HAND." AND DIANE, 17, A HIGrl SCHOOL SENIOR. MARCH 14. THE EINSTEIN STAMP WAS DE- THERE ARE FIVE GRANDCHILDREN. S IGNED BY FRANK SEBAST IANO Of NE\ol YORK BRINGING UP LITTLE LINKLETTERS IN THE LENDING TOOL CRIB CITY, WHO USED A PORTRAIT BY PHILIPPE IF YOU NEED A HAMMER, SCREW DRIVER LIMELIGHT CREATCD SOME PROBLEMS, DEFI- HALSMAN AS THE CENTRAL SUBJECT. " OR SIMILAR HAND TOOL, YOU CAN BORROW ~:ITl.LY," SAID MRS. LINKLETTER, BUT IT IT FOR A WEEK AT A TIME FROM THE TOOL \JAS EA:'I £:R fOR ALL OF US BECAUSE ART MIKE HAMLIN, THE ONLY FULLY-TRANSIS­ CRIB LOCATED AT THE FURNITURE WARE- WAS ALWAYS IN SHOW BUSINESS. I THINK TORIZED DISC JOCKEY IN THE PACIFIC, (HE HOUSE, 01 NEEDS IT) HAS ENTERED UPON HIS MONTHLY IT WOULD BE DIFrlCULT FOR FAMILIES SUD- BuILDI~G 3. TOOLS MAY CHECKED OUT DURING REG- CAMPAIGN TO ENGAGE KWAJALEIN'S LOCAL DENLY SHOVED INTO IT. " ~E ULAR WORKING HOURS, MONDAY THROUGH SAT-DAILY (THE HouGLASS) IN A BATTLE Of WI~. "( 00 REMEMBER THAT ONCE ROBERT WANT­ URDAY. AT THE END or THE fiRST CHECK IN THIS EFfORT, HAMLIN HAS ISSUED,SUNDRY EO TO RCGI~T£R AT SCHOOL UNDER ANOTHER OUT PERIOD, TOOLS MAY BE CHECKED OUT ALLEGATIONS CONCERNING THE EDITOR S PUR­ tlAflE. •• BUT I THtffK TO HA VE TR I ED TO FOR ANOTHER WEEK IF NEEDED. A CHARGE SUITS (CLEARLY UNTRUE) WHICH HE HAS HIDE THE CH-tLb~EI~ \.,OULD HAVE CREATED AN WILL BE MADE fOR ANY BREAKAGE OR LOSS CREATED FROM WHOLE CLOTH (OR COCONUT UNN,TURAL SITUATION. " OF TOOLS. FRONDS) • r~PS. LINKLETTER AND HER FAMOUS HUSBAND ALSO AVAILABLE AT THE FURNITURE WARE- IN A STATEMENT TODAY, WHEN QUERIED, VERE RECENTLY iN NEW YORK IN CONNECTION HOUSE ARE INDOOR AIR CONOTIONING FIL- THE EDITOR IN QUESTION SAID THAT HE ~ITH THE REV4V~~~'f HIS IIH OLLYWOOD TERS FOR TRAILERS AND LIGHT BULBS. WOULD BE PLEASED TO TAKE HAMLIN TO ~ALENT SCOUT~ Tt~EVJSION SHOW. IT's A MONDAY NIGHT SHOW ON CBS, WHICH ALSO ( TENN IS, HANDBALL, A 50-M I LE til KE, OR A SERIES E SAVINGS BOND PURCHASED ~NY SIMILAR ATHLETIC CONTEST, BUT HE CARRIES HIS LONG-RUNNING AFTERNOON FOR $18.75 IN MAY, 1941, IS TODAY REFUSED, CATEGORICALLY "TO ENTER INTO IIHOUSE PARTY". WORTH MORE THAN $39 AND IS CONTINUING ~ BATTLE OF WITS WITH AN UNARMED MAN. LINKLETTER, WHO'S BEEN BEFORE THE IICROPHONt SINCE 1935, IS ALSO A BEST­ TO EARN INTEREST, NOW AT A HIGHER RATE THE fiRST NATIONAL ELECTION IN THE SELLING AUTHOR, A TOY MANUFACTURER AND THAN BEFORE. UNITED STATES WAS HELD JAN. 7, 1789 CATTLE A~D SHEEP RANCHER. THEY OWN &OME 800,000 ACRes IN AUSTRALIA ALONE, "SO WE'RE THERE OFTEN," SAID MRS. LINK­ LETTER. THEy'D JUST RETURNED fROM ~GYPT DOING A SEQUENCE fOR THE tELE­ VISION SHOW. "My HUSBAND JUST HAS ITCHY FEET," SAID LOIS LINKLETTER.

RUSHING UP OR DOWN STAIRS TOO fAST WITHOUT WATCHING WHERE YOUR'RE GOING OR WITHOUT USING THE HAND RAIL MAY SLOW YOU DOWN. SLOW YOU DOWN, TriAT I~, BY P~TTING ~UT OF ACT lor ;; A Tf~IPP1NG OR 5' ,ING INJURY. , PAGE 5 HOUFtGLASS fRIDAY 1 APRil 1966 NBA BASKETBAll PLAYOFF TONIGHT 8:05 ON AFRS rts section HAWRS VS LAKERS

MOUNTAINBALL SCHEDULE SUNDAY, APRIL 3, DALLY fiELD CHANGE OF SCENERY (-PARK'WfSE) 2 PM fll-AM VS HIGH SCHO~l SEEMS GOOD PITCHERS' THERAPY (VERRY & PRESTWOOD) BY STEVE SNIDER 4 PM JOMAKAJ VS NA ALI I "B" NEW YORK (UPI)--A CHANGE Of SCENERY SOMETIMES HELPS. (BURKE & HORSTMAN) BRANDON fiELD TRADES MEAN A NEW LifE AND AMONG THE MAJOR LEAGUERS OUT I10 MAKE THE MOST Of THEIR NEW JOBS ARE CHARLIE SMITH Of THE Sr. LOUIS CARDINAL~), Bill MONBOUQUETTE 2 PM FRONTIERS vs WECo Of DETROIT AND BOB fRIEND Of THE NEW YORK YANKEES. (HALLBAUER & GOUVIEA) SOME NEW YORKERS GRUMBLED WHEN SMITH WAS TOSSED INTO A DrAl WITH PITCHER AL 4 PM JAYCEES VS EBEYE BASKET JACKSON fOR AGING KEN BOYER, THOUGH BOYER IS AN ACKNOWLEDGED SLUGGER AND (ALVARO & SANTOS) CHARLIE LAST SEASON WAS JUST ANOTHER PROMISING MET THIRD B~\SEMAN WITH A .244 MONDAY, APRIL 4, DALLY fiELD AVERAGE. 5:15 PM KENTRON vs P.M.Z. WHAT CHARLIE ONLY PROMISED THE METS HE'S GIVING THE CARDINALS WITH A ROUSING (NORTON & RUNYON) .400 SPRING BATTING AVERAGE. fURTHERMORE, THOSE GRUMBLING MET fANS AREN'T fOR­ BRANDON fiELD GETTING CHARLIE OUT-HOMERED BOYER A 5 PM JOMAKAJ ItB" VS WILDCATS YEAR AGO 16-13. NO-KA-OE LEAD LEAGUE (BURKE & HORSTMAN) MONBOUQUETTE, 96-91 IN EIGHT YEARS TUESDAY, APRIL 5 DALLY fiELD WITH THE RED Sox, SKIDDED TO 10-18 IT THREE STRAIGHT LAST NIGHT BY DEfEAT­ 5:15 PM Fll-AM VS ~RINE DEPT. LAST SEASON AND WAS SHIPPED Off TO THE ING THE RAiDERS 15-2, AND 15e4 TO (VERRY & FRIESZ) TIGERS fOR INfL[ELDER GEORGE SMITH REMAIN UNDEFEATED IN THE WOMEN'S BRANDON fiELD PM NA ALI I VS RIKAKIS AND OUTfiELDER GEORGE THOMAS q VOLLEYBALL LEAGUE. THE TALENTED NQ­ 5 THAT PUT'~BOUQUETTE IN SOME fAST KA-OE'S BEHIND PAUlA TIMAS, MARILYN (HAllBAUER & PRESTWOOD) PITCHING COMPANY ANb A SHOT WITH A CON HALL, DONNA MOSELEY, LYNN BATEN, KGA STARTING TIMES TENDER INSTEAD Of A POTENTIAL TAll­ STARR SHELHORSE, MARLENE KALAHIKI, ~UNDAY APRo 3 GRANICH, GOLDSTEIN, FRANK, AND ENDER. SO fAR THIS SPRING, HE WON HIS SHIRLEY RICE AND TRICIA SMITH PLAYED 7:20 PENDLETON; LYNN, KUHN, MEHAU, fiRST THREE DECISIONS, INCLUDING A WELL I N DOWN I NG A FINE RA IDERS BALL 7:30 AND McKEAGUE, 7~36 RINEHART, fUKUDA, fULL-SCALE fiVE-HITTER OVER BALTIMORE. CLUB. JANET JOHNSON, MARY CHRISTI, SINDT, AND GRAVES; NEWHOUSE, AfTER 15 YEARS WITH PITTSBURGH, CLAUOIN STIMPSON AND SUE BEATENBOUGH 7:42 EYMAN, FERRAIOLI AND KONANj fRIEND CONCEDES, "IT WAS A SHOCK TO PERfORMED WELL fOR THE RAIDERS. 7:48 SHElHOR5E, AKANA, YONEMURA AND Mc­ E TRADED," BUT THE BIG RIGHT HANDER iN THE fiRST GAME THE JOMAKETTES CLELLAN, T. HIRAMOTO, IHA, HAS NO INTENTION Of REPEATING lAST WERE HARD PRESSED BY A fiGHTING NIGHTI 7:54 HENDERSON AND MIYAj 8:00 SHIMODA, YEAR'S 8-12 RECORD IN HIS NEW ROLE GALES TEAM WHO WERE SEEKING THEIR KAMIYA, ABE, AND TABATA, 8~10 WIT~ THE YANKEES. HE HAS TAKEN HOLD fiRST VICTORY Of THE SEASON BEfORE BE­ ROBERTS, S. KOA, BURKE AND NORTON; AND WAS 2-0 THROUGH THE WEEKEND. ING DEfEATED 15-8, AND 15-8. JOMA­ MAEDA, GARDNER, Co HIRAMOTO AND NEW SCENERY MEANS NEW PRESSURE fOR KETTES BOUNCED BACK AfTER BEING DE­ 8:18 PUULEI, CLARK, CAMPBELL, TUCKER FRANK ROBINSON Of BALTIMORE, WHOSE BIG fEATED LAST WEEK BY THE No-KA-OE TEAM. 8:25 AND VAN HORN; BAKER, HALL, KAK­ BAT SIMPLY WASN'T ENOUGH TO BRING A THERE WERE fiNE PERfORMANCES AND GOOD 8:35 AZU AND PANIKUj R. KOA, BAROTTA, PENNANT TO C I NC I NNAT I I N STRETCH DR I VE SERVING BY JOAN KAlAHIKI, MIDGE 8:42 VALENTINO AND PURDY; STARTERS THE LAST TWO Y EARS. HE SEEMS RIGHT WILLIAMS, JOY lEDBETTER AND GEORGIA 8:50 TIME, 8:56 HAMABATA, MOSELEY, FOSTER AT HOME, THOUGH, AS THE fiRST Of THE HARDIN. I AND CLUGSTON; MORENO, GONZALES, ORIOLES TO WHACK fiVE HOME RUNS THIS THE NIGHTINGALES, ALTHOUGH LOSING 9:05 NISHIMURA, AND NAKATA, JONES, SPRING. THEIR SECOND GAME, HAVE IMPROVED TRE· 9:12 WHEN YOU fiGURE IN ALL THE INTER­ MENDOUSLY IN GOING DOWN TO DEfEAT. D'AMICO, JOST, KAULUKUKUlj 9:20 LOCKING DEALS THAT HELPED MOVE ROBIN­ NANCY fRANK, TAMMY TREDER, DOOlE PALOMA, DULL, GOHIER AND TOME; 9:30 SON fROM CINCI TO BALTIMORE HE COST PETERSON AND CHRIS PHELPS-MUNSON BUCHWALD, GROVES, LAKE AND KURILKO, THEM PITCHER MILT PAPPAS, OUTfiELDER PLAYED A fiNE BAlLGAME fOR THE NIGHT IN- 9=36 COfFEE AND STANKO. JACKIE BRANDT, INfiELDER NORM SIEBERN GALES. AND PITCHER DAROLD KNOWLES, WHO WERE LEAGUE STANDINGS ON THE BALTIMORE ROSTER LAST SEASON. TEAM WON LOST STICK TO PITCHING, BOY~ THE REDS ACTUALLY RECEIVED PAPPAS, No-KA-OE o HOLLYWOOD (UPI)--SANDY KOUfAX AND 3 DON DRYSDALE, COMPLETE PROfESSIONALS PITCHER JACK BALDSCHUN AND OUTfiELDER CRUSADERS 2 o ON THE BASEBALL DIAMOND, TEAMED LESS D,CK SIMPSON fOR ROBINSON. BRANDT JOMAKETTES 2 1 ARTISTICALLY WITH ENTERTAINERS GENE AND KNOWLES WENT TO PHILADELPHIA FOR RAIDERS I I BARRY AND MILTON BERLE LAST NIGHT TO BALDSCHU~, SIEBERN TO THE CALifORNIA NA AL II o I SING "TOGETHER'· fOR THE HOLLYWOOD ANGELS fOR SIMPSON. ICHI BANS o I PALACE TELEVISION SHOW. PAPPAS, 13-9 fOR BALTIMORE, fACES HIGHLANDERS o 1 THE ATHLETES, SINGING IN QUAVERING A NEW CHALLENGE AT CINCINNATI. HE LEPRECHAUNS I o BARITONES, APPEARED ILL AT EASE AMONG DROPPED HIS fiRST TWO DECISIONS THIS NIGHTINGALES o 2 SPRING WHILE THE fREQUENTLY-BEATEN THE HOLLYWOOD ENTERTAINMENT PROfESSION ALS. REDS WERE TRYING TO SORT OUT MATTERS VOLLEYBALL SCHEDULE KOUfAX AND DRYSDALE ENDED THEIR 32- UNDER NEW MANAGER DON HEffNER. SUNDAY, APRIL 3 DAY HOLDOUT AND SIGNED WITH THE Los DICK GROAT, .254 WITH ST. LOUIS LAST PM NA ALI I VS RAIDERS 6:30 ANGELES DODGERS WEDNESDAY fOR AT SEASON, IS LOOKING FOR A COMEBACK WITH PM JOMAKETTES VS ICHI-BAN 7:15 lEAST $230,000. THE PHILLIES AfTER A DEAL THAT SENT MONDAY, APRIL 4 THE LYRICS AT ONE POINT CALLED fOR HIM, BILL WHITE AND CATCHER BOB DECKER PM NIGHTINGALES VS LEPRECHAUNS 6:30 SANDY TO SING "I'M CRAZY ABOUT BUZZIE TO THEIR NEW CLUB fOR PITCHER ART 7:15 PM No-KA-OE VS HIGHLANDERS MAHAffEY, CATHER PAT CORRALES AND OUT­ BAVASI,» AND DRYSDALE TO WARBLE, "I'M PALLY WITH WALTER O'MALLEY." fiELDER ALEX JOHNSON. MEN'S SOCCER SCHEDUlE KOUfAX ADMITTED HE WAS UNEASY ABOUT WHITE FIGURESrTCDl,BE TOUGH ANYWHERE. SUNDAY, APRIL 3 APPEARING IN THE SHOW, EXPLAINING, THE VETERAN EX-CARDINAL HIT THREE 2:45 PM NA ALI I VS ROI-COMETS "SURE I'VE PITCHED BEFORE BIG CROWDS HOMERS OFf RED SOX PITCHING IN HIS 4 PM JOMAKAJ VS EBEYE-BLUES fiRST EXHIBITION GAME THIS SPRING. BUT IT'S ALTOGEmHER DiffERENT fROM ENTERTAINING. DICK STUART, A PHILLY EXPENDABLE, AMERICAN SKIING HOPES GOT A BIG LIFT "IT MAKES A BIG DiffERENCE IN SHOW WOUND UP WITH A NEW CHANCE AS A NEW LATE LAST WEEK WHEN YOUNG WENDY ALLEN BUSINESS AND BASEBALL If YOU KNOW YORK MET, PHIL LINZ AND REUBEN AMARO Of SAN PEDRO, CALifORNIA, WON THE WHAT YOU'RE DOING. I DON'T KNOW WHAT SWAPPED INfiELD POSITIONS WITH PHI~ WOMEN'S SUN VALLEY CHALLENGE Cup RACE I'M DOING UP HERE." AT PHILLY AND AMARO A YANKEE. If AT SUN VALLEY, iDAHO. KOUfAX SAID HE HAD NO MISGIVINGS AMARO CAN HIT A LITTLE MORE THAN HIS THE VICTORY WAS ALLEN's fiRST IN ABOUT fOREGOING HIS ROLE IN THE MOVIE, .212 OF LAST YEAR HE'LL BE IMPORTANT INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION. TO THE YANKEES, WHO LOST SHORTSTOP "WARNING SHOT." "I DIDN'T ACCEPT THE ACTING JOB SO TONY KUBEK THROUGH A PREMATURE RE­ THE USUAL ROUTE OF ENGLISH CHANNEL MUCH TO BECOME AN ACTOR AS TO LEARN TIREMENT CAUSED BY AN OLD INJURY. SWIMMERS, fROM CAPE GRIZ NEZ, fRANCE THE BUSINESS AND EARN SOME MONEY SO THOSE ARE ONLY A fEW WHO HOPE IT'S TO DOVER, ENGLAND, IS ABOUT TWENTY 1 COULD SIT DOWN AND THINK ABOUT MY TRUE THAT A CHANGE Of SCENERY SOME- MILES. TIMES HELPS. FUTURE. - HOuRGLASS FRIDAY, /\PRI , 1966

f:ON (-:ONTINUED fROM WILSON (CONTINUED FROM SA I -.. '"')AGE ONE) PAGE ONE) WALL STREET TODAY CA VALRYMEN AL3( ;, I ~"r -; UP 2 i I N­ r : I N C/~LL tiC J ,\, I ) I S GENERAL ELEC- NEW YORK (UPI)--THE STOCK MARKET 'VIJU~L WEAPONS ~ND FIVl CRE~-~ERVED TION FOR A NEW OJO-SEAT PARLIAMENT, FOLLOWED YEST= D'V·S ~TRONa PERFORM­ JCAPONS LEFT BEHIND LY THE RETREATING \J ILSON WON A DAR 1 NG GAMBLE THAT HAD ANC: WITH ANOTHeR STRING Of IMPRESS/V: 'EHY. THE BRITISH PEOPLE STRONGLY BEHIND HIM. GAP~S. TRADING WAS FAIRLY ACTIVE. U.S. AIRCRAfT DROPPED ADOUT 240,000 IN THE WAKE OF ThE LABOR VICTORY, PRICES PUSHED HIGHER ALMOST STEADILY LEAFLETS IN THE AREA YESTERDAY, CALLING THE POUND STERLING STAGED A SHARP IM­ THROUGHOUT THE DAY. SOME BRIEF BOUTS 0' THE COMMUNISTS TO SURRENDER. LOUD­ PROVEMENT ON THE FOREiGN EXCHANGE AND OF PROFIT-TAKING WERE SEEN DURING THE rC:AKER PLANES AL~O CIRCLED OVERHEftD THE STOCK MARKET INCHED HIGHER ALTHOUGH DA Y, PART I CULARLY AROUND NOO~t AND NEAR PLAYIN~ "HA~ASSMENT TAPES" Of CRYING THE PROSPECT OF A TOUGH BUDGET TO BE THE CLOSE, BUT HAD ALMOST NO IMPACT ON WOMEN AND CHILDREN. ANNOUNCED iN A FEW WEEKS TIME BRAKED THE OVER-ALL TREND. ONE TAPE HAD A CHILD'S VOICE CALLING TRADING • Dow-JONES INDUSTRIALS, REFLECTING .JUT "FATHER WHERE ARE YOU?" IN ANOTHER, WILSON'S NEW LABOR GOVERNMENT WAS SELECTIVE BUYING IN SEVERAL BLUE CHIPS, A W0MAN'S VOICE CALLED OUT "HUSBAND, EXPECTED TO CONTINUE EXPANSION or GA INED 6.52 AT 931.29 AND RA ILS ADVANCED \ ERE ARE YOU!" THE TAPES ARE DESIGN­ SOCIALIST POLICIES AT HOME, TO STRENG~ 2.49 TO 251.66. STANDARD & POOR'S ED TO REMIND THE COMMUNISTS Of THEIR EN ITS TIES WITH THE UNITED STATES, 500 STOCK INDEX ROSE 0.71 TO 89.)4. fAMiliES. MAINTAIN SUPPORT OF U.S. POLICY IN VIET 7RADING SWELLED TO 9,050,000 SHARES GROUND ACTIONS, TROOPS Of THE 10IsT NAM AND SEEK CLOSER COOPERATION WITH fROM 6 690,000 SHARES YESTERDAY. OF AIRBORNE 1ST BRIGADE KILLED THREE VIET EUROPE. THE 1,414 ISSUES TRADED, 760 ADVANCED CONG AND UNCOVEREr A WEAPONS CACHE IN AMONG THE MEAS~RES WILSON WILL SEEK AND 410 DECLINED. THERE WERE 62 NEW THE TUY HOA AREA YESTERDAY. ABOUT 20 TO ~TRESS WITH HIS NEW POWER WILL BE 1966 HIGHS AND 13 NC\J LO"JS. MILES NORTHWEST OF SAIGON, TROOPS Of THE PRICES AND INCOMES POLICY WHICH SCM CORP. TOOK HONORS FOR ACTiVITY THE 25TH DIVISION KILLED TWO VIET CONG IS INTENDED TO GEAR WAGE INCREASES TO WITH A GAIN OF 4 1/8 AT 60 ON 305,600 AND DISCOVERED NINE RECENTLY BURIED NATIONAL PRODUCTIVITY. SHAREs. BENGUET WAS SECOND IN THE AC­ COMMUNIST DEAD TODAY. DESPITE THE FIRM STOCK MARKET REAC. TIVE LIST WITH A GAIN OF 3/8 TO 2 3/4 IN THE AIR WAR, STRATEGIC AIR COMMAND TION TO THE VOTE, STEEL SHARES FELL ON 235,500 SHARES. 8-52 BOMBERS STREAKED IN FROM GUAM TO BACK BECAUSE OF THE LABOR PARTY'S COM­ AMERICAN TELEPHONE ALSO WAS ACTiVE. DUMP TONS OF HIGH EXPLOSIVES ON SUS­ MITMENT TO NATIONALIZE THE STEEL IN­ IT ROSE I 1/4 TO 57 1/2 ON 108~500 PECTED VIET CONG TARGETS IN WESTERN DUSTRY. SHARES. THE COMPANY REPORTED HIGHER QUANG TRI PROVINCE WHICH BORDERS ON WILSON'S IMMEDIATE PLANS CALL rOR A SALES AND EARNINGS FOR THE THREE MONTHS NORTH VIET NAM. OVER THE COMMUNIST CABINET RESHUffLE. r A Ii OBSERVERS PRE­ ENDED FES. 28. NORTH, U.S. AIR FORCE AND NAVY PILOTS DICT WILSON WILL SHIFT ULTRA-LEFTIST SPERRY RAND PLACED THIRD WITH A GAiN rLEW 50 MISSIONS YESTERDAY, HITTING DEPUTY LEADER GEORGE BROWN FROM HIS OF I AT 21 5/8 ON 230,500 SHARES. AT HIGHWAYS, BRIDGES, STAGING AREAS POWERFUL POST AS t:CONOM I CS r·11 N I STER TO COMMERCIAL SOLVENTS, WHICH SOARED 9 AND MILITARY CONVOYS. SOMETHING WITH LESS EFFECT ON THE POINTS IN ACTIVE DEALINGS YESTERDAY, THE OARING PRE-DAWN VIET CONG NATION'S fUTURE. SLID 3/8 TO 69 7/8 IN ACTIVE TRADING. TERRORIST BOMBING OF THE VICTORIA HOTEL WILSON'S GOVERNMENT fiRST CAME TO ELECTRONICS TURNED IN ANOTHER STER­ IN SAIGON OVERSHADOWED THE AIR AND POWER IN OCTOBER, 1964 WITH A rIVE- liNG PERFORMANCE WITH A STRING OF LARGE GROUND fiGHTING. VOTE MAJORITY THAT HAD DWINDLED TO GAINS. FAIRCHILD CAMERA SOARED 6, MAG­ THE THREE AMER I CANS KILLED WERE Mil 1- THRI.-E "JHEN THE NEW ELECT I ON WAS CALLED. NAVOX 5 3/4 AND IBM 5. ZENITH ROSE TARY POLICEMEN SHOT IN GUN BATTLES WITH HIS FIRST VICTORY ENDED 13 CONSECUTIVE 3 1/2~ ADMIRAL 2 1/2, RCA 2 3/8, LiTTON TERRORISTS WHO SET OFF ONE SMALL BLAST YEARS OF CuNSERVATIVE RULE. 2 7/8, TEXAS INSTRUMENTS 3 378 • AND THEN DETONATED AN ESTIMATED 500 THERE WERE INDICATIONS THAT THE LEFT- AIRLINES ALSO HADE GOOD PROGRESS BUT POUNDS OF DYNAMITE WHICH SMASHED THE 1ST SUING THAT KEPT THE LABOR PARTY IN THEIR GAINS WERE NOT AS SPECTACULAR. rRONT OF THE la-STORY CEMENT AND STEEL POWER MIGHT STEP UP SOME INNER-PARTY TRANS WORLD ROSE 3, EASTERN, TRADiNG BUILDING LIKE A GIANT fiST. CRITICISM Of WILSON'S UNSTINTING SUP- EX-DIVIDEND, 2 1/2, KLM AND UNITED THE TOLL OF ,\6 u.s. SERVICEMEN DEAD PORT OF U.S. VIETNAMESE POLICY. THE 2 1/4 AND PAN AMERICAN, NORTHWEST, AND WOUNDED WAS THE HIGHEST Of ANY LEFT MAY ALSO PRESS FOR A RETURN TO A CONTINENTAL, AND DELTA MORE THAh I EAC~ VIET CONG TERRORIST BOMBING. THE PURE FORM OF S)CIALISM -- WHICH HAS STEELS WERE FIRM. AUTOS GAVE UP A HEAVIEST DEATH TOLL CAME IN THE BOMBING LITTLE APPEAL fOR THE PREMIER. GOOD START AND TURNED EASIER. CHRYSLER Of A SERVICEMAN'S BILLET IN QUI NHON MANY Of THE LABOR CANDIDATES WHO WON SHED 1/4 AND AMERICAN MOTORS AND FORD CITY WHEN 2j AMERICANS WERE KILLED. ELECTION ARE LEFTWING INTELLECTUALS -­ 1/8 EACH. STUDEBAKER SLID 1/20 A NEW THE BOMBING OF THE M£T~OPOLE HOTEL IN LECTURERS, TEACHERS AND JOURNALISTS. YORK STATE COU~T ORDERED STUDEBAKER TO SAIGON lAST DEC. 4 TOOK IV AMERICAN DESPITE THE ELECTION DEFEAT INFLICTED SUPPLY A DISSIDENT GROUP SEEKING CONTROL LIVES. ON THE ONCE-POWERfUL CONSERVATIVE PART~ OF THE COMPANY WITH STOCKHOLDER LISTS. riVE DAYS AGO, U.S. MILITARY AUTHOR­ OfFICIAL OPPOSITION LEADER EDWARD A MICHIGAt COURT ALREADY HAS FORBIDDEN ITIES HAD ROLLED AWAY A BARRICADE OF HEATH'S JOB IS NOT BELIEVED IN JEOPAR­ THE GROUP TO USE THE LISTS IN THEIR CEMENT-FILLED BARRELS AND BARBED WIRE DY, AT lEAST NOT FOR A WHilE. PROXY BATTLE FROM IN fRONT OF THE HOTEL. HEATH, SUCCEEDED ~Ir ALEX DOUGLAS­ AIRLINES WERE MOSTLY HIGHER. UNiTED, "WE ARE NOT AFRAID OF THE VC AND WE HOME AS LEADER LAST JULY. HE WON DOUGLAS, NORTH AMERICAN AVIATION, NORTH­ DON'T WANT THE VC TO THINK WE ARE PRAISE FROM THE PARTY CHIEFTAINS FOR ROP, GENERAL DYNAMICS AND LING-TEMCO AFRAID OF THEM," SAID NAVY CAPT. ARCHIE HIS HANDLING OF THE CAMPAIGN, EVEN ~AINL~ MORE THAN I EACH. CORNING GLASS KUNTZE, CHIEF OF SECURITY OF AMERICAN THOUGH HE RETAINED HIS SEAT WITH 50 SPRINTED 7 POINTS. GULr & WESTERN ROSE INSTALLATION IN SAIGON. HE TOLD A NE~ PERCENT LESS VOTES THAN HE RECEIVED 17 7 1/4. CTS CORP. GAINED 4 1/4. CONfERENCE ON MARCH 26 THE PROTECTIVE MONTHS AGO. NON-FERROUS METALS WERE aID UP SELEC­ BARRIERS WERE BEING REMOVED SO AMER­ HOME ALSO WON EASILY TO KEEP HIS TORY TIVELY. ANACONDA JUMPED 2 3/4 ALCOA 2, ICAN BUILDINGS WOULD NOT LOOK LIKE SEAT. ALUMINIUM LTD. AND KAISER I 1/8, REYNOLD FORTRESSES. ONLY SMALL WHITE WOODEN THE CONSERVATIVE PARTY NEVERTHELESS METALS I 3/8 A"!O I{ENNECOTT COPPER AND FENCES MARKED OFr THE FRONT OF SUCH WAS DECIMATED BY THE LOSS OF SEVERAL CONTINENTAL COPPER I 5/8 EACH. PLACES LIKE THE VICTORIA. FRONT BENCH SPOKESMEN, INCLUDING fORMER PRICES ALSO WERE HIGHER ON THE AMER­ OBSERVERS SAID THE CEMENT-FILLED CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCHEQUER PETER THORN­ ICAN EXCHANGE VOLUME SWELLED TO 5,350, ORU~S PROBABLY WOULD NOT HAVE STOPPED EYCROFT, EX-CHIEF WHIP SIR MARTIN RED­ 000 SHARES FROM 5,180,000 SHARES YES­ THE BLAST BUT ADDED THEY MIGHT HAVE MAYNE AND WINSTON CHURCHilL'S SON-IN­ TERDAY. OF THE 868 ISSUES TRADED, 399 PROVIDED COVER FOR THE MPs IN THE GUN LAW CHRISTOPHER SOAMES, ONE OF HEATHS' ADVANCED, 286 DECLINED AND 183 HELD FIGHT WITH THE TERRORISTS. TOP AIDES. UNCHANGED. Two OF THE Mps WERE GUNNED DOWN BY THE VIET CONG A SHORT DISTANCE DOWN SAN ANTONIO, TEX. (UPI)--MRS. LYNDON GANDHI TOUR COMPLETED THE STREET FROM THE VICTORIA. AT AL­ B. JOHNSON, FEELING "PRETTY GOOD" UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (UPI)-~PRIME MOST THE SAME TIME, ANOTH~R TERRORIST FOLLOWING A BOUT WITH A THROAT AILMENT MINISTER MRS. INDIRA GANDHI OF INDIA OPENED FIRE ON AN AMERICAN MP AND A EARLIER IN THE WEEK, ARRIVED IN THIS COMPLETED A SIX-DAY AMERICAN VISIT TO­ VIETNAMESE NATIONAL POLICEMAN IN FRONT SCENIC SOUTH TEXAS CITY TODAY ON THE DAY AND LEFT ON THE LAST LEG OF A WHIRL­ OF THE HOTEL AND KILLED THEM BOTH. FIRST LAP Of HER "TRAILS THROUGH TEXAS" WIND TRIP THAT INCLUDED INTIMATE TALKS AMERICANS INSIDE THE HOTEL, AWAKENED TRIP. WITH THE WORLD'S BIG THREE LEADERS AND BY THE MACHINEGUN fiRE, ROLLED OUT OF THE FIRST LADY WAS GIVEN A SENDOFF THE SECRETARY GENERAL OF THE UNITED BEDS ONTO THE FLOOR IN ANTICIPATION OF AT THE WHITE HOUSE BY PRESIDENT JOHNSON NATIONS. MRS. GANDHI, HONORED BY SE­ THE EXPLOSION. WHO BID HER GOODBYE WITH "HAVE A WOND~- CRETARY GENERAL THANT AT AN OFFICIAL THE BLAST CAME AS THE TERROR ISTS FLED fUL T I ME. " LUNCH HERE, DISCUSSED WORLD PROBLEMS IN~ \ TO SAFETY, CARRYING ONE OF THEIR OWN MRS. JOHNSON FLEW ABOARD A COMMERCIAL CLUDING INDIA'S KASHMIR DISPUTE WITH WOUNDED AWAY WITH THEM. CHARTERED JETLINEP WITh INTERIOR SECRE- PAKISTAN -- A U.N. ISSUE FOR 18 YEARS -­ THERE WERE TWO EXPLOSIONS, ABOUT 30 TARY AND MRS. STEWART I. UDALL AND AN AND VlET NAM AND "'EANS Of' END I NG THE CON­ SECONDS APART. THE BLASTS, HEARD fOUR ENTOURAGE OF 45 STAFF MEMBERS, REPORT­ FLICT THEREo INDIA IS CHAIRMAN OF THE MILES AWAY, TORE THE FRONT OF THE HOTEL ERS AND PHOTOGRAPHERS. SHE LANDED AT THREE-NATION INTERNATIONAL CONTROL COM­ AND MADE RUBBLE OF THE BOTTOM fLOORSo SAN ANTONIO'S INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT AT MISSION. THE OTHER MEMBERS ARE CANADA 3.55 PM WITHOUT fANFARE. AND POLAND. ~ The Sound Qf Money-for Julie Andrews TIi W Ii.AIiOUhd Us Iy ARMAND ARCHERD 'I must say he made a dlf 1I111111111111111111111111111111111111111.~1I1II1I1I1I1I1I1I1I1I1II1I1II1I1I1I1I1II Central Press Assoctatton f!Cult workday much easier for Correspondent both Paul and myself' (She HOLLYWOOD - Juhe An­ also remmded us of some of the dl ews and Sean Connery have scenes like that she had With something m common-m addI­ Jim Garner m Amerlcamza­ tion to fat bankbooks neither tlOn of Emily ) wants to be typecast And you JulIe ran her fmgers through can bet neither one will They her newly frosted blondish COIf­ are both the strong sllent­ fure then down the sleeve of a willed types soft gold SUIt deSigned for her 'I m workmg on my \ ersabl by Edith Head and flashmg a F Ity, Juhe said candidly I en­ mischievous grm said, It was JOY earnmg the money of mce to be back m the 20th course but If it means bemg Century s 60 s' Curtam lS typed It s not that lmportant her first modern dress role) What I have attempted to To talk about Juhe s films IS e achieve is a variety of charac­ lIke readmg the movie directory terizatIOns I don't want to be m the paper but that s the way Just a sUlger or a do gooder her hfe has been lived lately, or a comedienne or a dramatic dashmg from one film to an actress I'm more mterested m other And she loves It a p a little of each" Julie Andrews IS apparently WHILE most stars hmlt their the rtchest earmng actress m careers to one or two films a One fifth of the world'i wheat crop fiowl through grain films today LIZ Taylor may get year she bounces from one to elevators on Lake Superior I shores between Fort Wilham and more per film but she doesn t another thus dellghtmg pantmg Port Arthur, mid continent t.rmlnus of St Lawrence Seaway work so often It s safely ru producers who are offermg mil mored Juhe s total earmngs lion dollars plus deals to try By JAMES H WINCHESTER have now passed the $2 mllhon and sign her But her mterest t a Central Press AssooatwlI Correspondent mark She even earned more IS purely the story CAl\ADA A COUNTRY OF FEWER than 20 millIon people from the records of Sound of Julie Andrews Although she bought a house and vast open space IS boommg There s been nothmg lIke It M'Ilslc' than for her actmg m thelC S not a bit of nudlty­ here m Hollywood It doesn t smce the gold rush days the film vIsible that IS mean she II be a permanent res Cashmg m on a ')urge of expansIOn and prosperity all ele­ * I am opposed to the nude Ident I Just don t lIke to live ments of Canada s economy are on the rIse What IS happening JULIE S recelvmg $225 000 male shoulder hldmg a bare fe­ m other people s houses she u g m BritIsh Columbia IS tYPical That provmce s Prmce George IS more for her recent Torn Cur male chest Hitch laid It has smiled reported to be North America s fa'ltest growmg town Mmmg tam' assignment for Alfred become a cliche on the motion JulIe set about furmshmg It pulp mills and nearby hydro-electric projects are concentrated Hitchcock than she did for picture screen Our aim IS to m the days off she had between around thiS community near where Canada Joms up With the Haw",ll' It S no wonder she prove a film scene does not re Torn Curtam' and the start Alaska Panhandle Common la- 1------­ enjoys 'earmng the money I ' qUlre nUdity to be amorously of her next film Thoroughly borers for constructIOn con­ $3 5 billion last year The coun­ In her latest film 'Torn Cur­ explOSive Modern MillIe' The style of cerns there are earnmg $1 000 try already leads the world in lam," Julie also proves her ver furmshmg she deSCrIbes a') r e a month and more Property output of mckel asbestos plat­ sabhty She mtroduces a new DID THESE scenes bother comfy , What else would Ju values tripled m 1965 alone mum and zmc The world s face And It s provocabve to JulIe who has establl"hed a he Andrews choose? Five new newsprmt and pa­ largest open Pit lead and zmc say the least Hitchcock as us , goody goody Image via her MillIe Will be her first com per pulp mills are under con mme Will get mto productIOn ual, seekmg a shocker even more recent films? edy film Then she contmues structlOn m BritIsh Columbia full scale thiS year at Pme without mayhem mtroduces Oh there IS always a cer to seek versatlhty challenges New papermakmg mvestments Pomt, on Great Slave Lake in Juhe and Paul Newman m their e there by 1970 are expected to tam amount of embarassment by playmg Gertrude Lawrence Can a d a s semi Arctic ThiS opemng scene of the film snug attenrhng scenes like that Ju m the film bIOgraphy Mrs total an additIonal $1 billIon year too huge copper-zmc SlI­ gled m a shipboard stateroom he confessed but Mr Hitch A Afterward "he hopes to Two huge hydro electriC pro ver depOSits near Tlmmms, On­ bed, dlscussmg-thelr marriage cock has a gl and manner for star m a super mUSical Say Jects also are bemg bUilt m tarIO Will be explOlt~d plans easmg such tensIOn He treats It With MUSIC British Columbia Oil and natural gas account Members of the crew claim hiS perf01 mers as If they were The only thmg left to plOve * * for a large share of Canada s It s the sexiest scene ever shot slttmg m a drugstore dUI mg a her versatllltv Is-a guest ap ONE Portage Mountam Dam mmerals Near Alberta s north· on a major Hollywood lot And coffee breal{ peal'ance on B'ltma 1 on Peace River Will produce ern border two big new fields 23 mllhon kilowatts of power, were discovered m 1965 the as compared to Grand Coulee first really SignifICant fmds m ICROjl'WORD By Eugene Sbeffer I the lalgest power plant m the Canada !:omce 1957 Already United states which generates pipelines are bemg bUIlt to less than 2 million kilowatts both these new Oil producmg \ 'Z. ~ 4- 5 b & 9 10 ~ ra ~' Wheat Canada s biggest ex areas p::>rt had a banner year m 1965 12- I~ I~ ~ ~ Ru"sla Red Chma and Iron IN THE wake of these petro­ " Ib Curtam countries such as Po leum developments Canada s IS 17 land and East Germany, are petrochemICal mdustry already ~ ~ the biggest customers Farmers IS a $2 billion a year busme'ls 1& 19 20 2.1 from all their products raked Last year thiS mdustry ac­ ~ ~ ~ ~ m more than $1 5 billIon m counted for one out of every 2.'2. 2.~ 24 25 2.& 2.1 1965 and expect to top thiS m three of the record $12 3 bllhon ~ ~ ~ ~ 1966 spent m the country on con­ 28 2.9 ~o ~I ~2 Mmmg IS skyrocketmg By structIOn of new plants ~ 1970 Canada expects to lead the Uramum mmes which have 3'3 !»4 35 !»b world m the productIOn of pot­ been m a slump are bemg re­ ~ ~ ash for fertilizers Huge beds of opened With the signing of thiS mmeral are concentrated long term contracts to furnish ~7 ~8 ~9 6,0 m Saskatchewan where three $700 million worth of the mm ~ firms already are m producbon eral to France 4\ 42 4~ and another 24 compames hold % ~ ~ ~ development rights Mmeral 44- 4S 4b 41 48 49 ~ ~ ~ ~ productIOn in Canada topped 50 51 S'l- S!» 54 S5 AIRBORNE WITHOUT A RUNWAY Thick black "!moke trail') ~ % flom '1 "!oild propelhnt rocket moto!" hE'lpmg 'l Lockheed 5b 51 S8 F 104 Starflghter take off Without 'l runway 'It Edward'! ~ ~ All Force Ba'ie Calif When the plane leache'l the proper CONTRACT BRIDGE S~ &0 61 "peed 'lnd 'lltItude the rocket IS Jetb'loned ~ ~ ~ By B Jay 11-22 Becker HORIZONTAL 46 Hamet VERTIOAL 21 money (Top Record-Holder In Masters, IndiVidual Championship Play) 1 treat Beecher 1 ancient ot ludes Irish account Double - dummy pro b I e m thE' POSition 4 mmeral 50 Yucatan capital 23 wntmg South to make SIX Diamonds North sprmg Indian 2 of grand­ flUld agamst the kmg of clubs lead • KJ8 7 stateof 53 solemn parents 25 Southern and any defense .10 France insensibul ty promise 3 Roman NORTH 11 avouch 55 female emperor 26 arrow ",109 13 female sheep 4 the poison .KJ8 West .­ East fOWl 56 counten- unal 27 blast • AK109 .A975 .104 14 Algenan ance 5 saucy 28 smew .Q2 .QJ seaport 57 slender 6 smuses 29 BiblIcal .10973 .9 15 unusual finial 7 pollutes word of WEST EAS'I' .­",Q6 ",J 16 skill 58 Sparush 8 metallic reproach .A975 .104 .­ South 17 salamander pamter rock 30 press .876 • QJ54 • Q632 18 Hawallan 59 tropical 9 astomach 31 ever .9754 (poetic) .3 greeting fruit 10 pismire ",KQ642 .J85 .108 20 jog 60 lease 12 remstate 35 sweet SOUTH .­ 22 cuckoo 61 ScotCh 19 Babyloman potato When you now lead a dia- 24 oneot the rIver sky god 38 abstract • Q632 "'- .32 mond to draw East's last trump Three ------being 40 Nlo • AKJ 1086 West fmds himself embarrassed Musketeers for a discard 28 early 42 chair­ ",A Roman man's Opemng lead-kmg of clubs If he discards a club, you diS­ magistrate mallet As usual m double - dummy card a heart from dummy and 32 ammOllla 45 strong problems, you are expected to then play a low spade Regard­ compound cord take advantage of seemg all less of whether West takes the 33 Mata-- 47 wasm four hands ThiS does not mean ace at thiS pOint or later you 34 low reef debt are able to ruff the nme of that you Will fInd thiS problem clubs With your last trump and 36 mental 48 had composed by West Coast star concept been Edwm Kantar, easy to solve thus estabhsh the ten as your 37 French 49 Itahan twelfth trick If you'd hke to try findmg the If West discards a spade in­ school pnncely solution yourself, stop readmg stead of a club m the six-card 39 Grace's house right here Pnnce 50 msane posItIon above you force out 41 ebbmg 51 ArabIan Wm the kmg of clubs With the ace of spades and m thiS 43 extmct bird cloth the ace and draw three lOunds way make three spade tricks 44 former II 2Z 52 stIll of trumps, discarding a heart mstead of only the two which RUSSian Average time of solution 24 mmutes 54 mtelh­ from dummy West, after fol- you started With ruler (© 1965, King Features Synd, Inc) gence lOWing to the first diamond The squeeze lS qUIte unusual presumably discards a club and m that West starts the hand CRYPTOQUIPS a heart With each of the black SUitS Next cash the A-K of hearts doubly guarded but fmds that UIB JUIISFS FDGBM JRSSD RUAS PREPARING FOR PASSOVER-- A rehglOus supervisor prepar­ and follow thiS by ruffmg the he mU'lt relInqUish one guard FGASM mg for the Passover holiday pauses for prayer at the Mall! seven of clubs Seven tncks when you force him to discard havmg been played thiS IS now m the diagram pOSitIOn schewltz WmerIes m Brooklyn The faCIlity produces mil Saturday's Cryptoqwp CURIOUS CAVERNS HAVE LONG (Ii) 1966 Kmg FeatUl es Syndicate Inc) lIon'! of gallons of sacramental wme for the festIval which INTRIGUED OLD ARCHEOLOGIST rommemor'lte'l the release of I'ir'lehte "lave'! 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