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VOL. 7 NO. 3000 KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS TUESDAY, MAy 10, 1966
HOLLYWOOD (UPI)--Bv NOW ALMOST EV~RY· TERRORIST BOMB TRIGGERS PANIC ONE HAS HEARD MRS. MILLER'S SONGS ON RAD 10. HER ALBUM 1ST I TLED "MRS. MI L WHICH KILLS FIVE IN SAIGON LER'S GREATEST HITS," AND IT IS THE SAIGON (UPI)--AN AMERICAN SPOKESMAN TODAY BLAMED COMMUNIST TERRORISTS rOR A SAIGON COMDDY SENSATION OF THE RECORDING BUSI MACHINEGUN STREET BATTLE IN WHICH PANICKED U.S. AND SoutH V,ETNAMESE POLICE rOUGHT ONLY NESS. THEMSELVES AND CIVILIAN BYSTANDERS ArTER A TERRORIST BOMB EXPLODED NEAR A U.S. OFFICERS' EVERYONE WILL BE ASTONISHED TO LEARN BILLET. THAT MRS. MILLER TAKES HER SINGING THE U.S. MISSION SPOKESMAN SAID THE "ROOT CAUSE" or THE SHOOTING THAT KILLED f"lVE SERIOUSLY. V'ETNAMESE AND WOUNDED 29 PERSONS, INCLUDING EIGHT AMERICANS EARLY TODAY, WAS THE COM SOMEHOW, UNBELIEVABLY, THE SEVEN-PIECE MUNIST TERRORISM THAT JANGLES THE NERVES AND ITCHES THE TRIGGER riNGERS OF TROOPS AND ORCHESTRA AND CHORUS MANAGED TO PLAY IT POLICE IN SAIGON. THREE OF THOSE KILLED WERE WOMEN, AND ONE A CHILD. STRAIGHT -- WITHOUT A GIGGLE -- WHILE THE AMERICAN SPOKESMAN CALLED THE INCIDENT "TRAGIC" AND SAID THE MISSION IS "DEEPLY MRS. MILLER SANG HER HEART OUT WHILE SYMPATHETIC TO THE VICTIMS, THE INNOCENT VICTIMS." RECORDING THE ALBUM. THE WILD 40-MINUTE SHOOTING FRAY OVERSHAD~WED DEVELOPMENTS ON THE wAR FRONTS, WHERE ASKED Ir SHE SAW ANY HUMOR IN HER AL U.S. B-52 STRATEGIC AIR COMMAND BOMBERS FROM GUAM RAINED TONS OF BOMBS ON A SUSPECTED BUM, MRS. MILLER SAID, "CERTAINLY NOT. COMMUNIST TROOPS CONCENTRATION IN WAR ZONE "CIT WHERE THE "NATIONAL LIBERATION fRONT" - I NEVER TRY TO BE FUNNY. II I'M NOT THAT POLITICAL ARM OF THE VIET CONG -- WAS BELIEVED TO HAVE ITS HEADQUARTERS. IT WAS THE KIND OF PERSON." IOOTH CONSECUTIVE RAID ON THE AREA BY THE B-525 AND THE 12TH TIME THEY HAVE HIT WAR ZONE "C" WITH THEIR SATURATION RAIDS. CALIFORNIA'S HIGHEST COURT IN GROUND ACTION, MARINE SPOKESMEN SAID OVERRULES VOTERS' DECISION
AMERICAN LEATHERNECKS KILLED 103 V'ET CONG, 1 SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)--CALIFORNIA'S HIGHEST COURT TODAY STRUCK DOWN THE NATION'S ONLY CAPTURED 10 AND DETAINED 378 SUSPECTED GUER STATE LAW -- PASSED 2-1 BY VOTERS -- THAT ~PECIFICALLY SANCTIONED RACIAL AND RELIGIOUS RILlAS IN A 20-DAY SWEEP KNOWN AS "OPERATION DISCRIMINATION IN THE SALE AND RENTAL OF PRIOPERTY. GEORGIA" THAT ENDED TODAY SOUTHEAST OF DA THE STATE SUPREME COURT RULED 5-2 THAT PROPOSITION 14 WAS UNCONSTITUTIONAL BASING ITS: NANG, THE COASTAL BASTION 375 MILES NORTH POSITION ON THE "EQUAL PROTECTION" CLAUSE OIF THE 14TH AMENDMENT TO THE U.S. CONSTITUTION.; OF SAIGON. PROP. 14, AN INITIATIVE MEASURE SO DESIGNIATED BECAUSE OF ITS PLACE ON THE 1964 BALLOT, DESPITE BAD WEATHER, U.S. AIR FORCE BOMB AMENDED THE CALIFORNIA CONSTITUTION TO PROHlrBIT STATE AND LOCAL BODIES FROM LEGISLATING BERS AGAIN BLASTED APPROACHES TO NORTH V,ET AGAINST DISCRIMINATION IN HOUSING. NAM'S Mu GIA PASS, GATEWAY TO THE Ho CHI I IT NULLifiED PREVIOUS FAIR-HOUSING LEGISLATION, GIVING OWNERS "ABSOLUTE DISCRETION" IN I MINH SUPPLY TRAIL, WHILE OTHER AMERICAN THE SALE AND RENTAL OF PROPERTY. WARPLANES KNOCKED OUT AN ANTI-AIRCRAFT SITE, IT WAS ADOPTED AFTER A BITTERLY fOUGHT CAMPAIGN IN WHICH REAL ESTATE INTERESTS LINED A PIER APPROACH, 4ND BLASTED RADAR SITES UP AGAINST CHURCH, LABOR AND RACIAL MINORITY GROUPS. GOV. EDMUND G. BROWN, A DEMOCRAT, \ND BRIDGES IN THE COMMUNIST NORTH. OPPOSED IT. (CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX) PASSAGE OF THE MEASURE MADE CALIFORNIA DIRKSEN BREAKS HIP; THE FIRST STATE IN THE UNION TO EXPRESSLY GEMINI-9 ASTRONAUTS DECLARE THAT DISCRIMINATION WAS PERMISSI DRAWS SENATE TRIBUTE BLE UNDER ITS CONSTITUTION. WASHINGTON (UPI)--SENATE REPUBLICAN LEA PASS LAST BIG TEST BROWN SAID THE COURT'S ACTION TODAY UN DER EVERETT M. DIRKSEN SUFfERED A FRACTUR CAPE KENNEDY (UPI)--AsTRONAUTS THOMAS DOUBTEDLY WOULD BE APPEALED TO THE U.S. ED Hap EARLY TODAY WHEN HE SLIPPED AND STAFrORD AND EUGENE C£RNAN AND THEIR GEMINI- SUPREME COURT, HENCE PROPOSITION 14 WOULD FELL IN HIS ROOM AT WALTER REED HOSPITAL. 9 SPACE MACHINES ZIPPED THROUGH AN IMPOR REMAIN IN EFFECT UNTIL THE HIGH TRIBUNAL THE ACCIDENT HAPPENED ABOUT 30 AM. TANT COUNTDOWN REHEARSAL WITHOUT A HITCH 3 RULED. THE 70-YEAR-OLD ILLINOIS LAWMAKER UNDERWENT TODAY IN A KEY STEP TOWARD AN ON-SCHEDULE BROWN SAID TijAT HE DID NOT BELIEVE THE SURGERY LATE IN THE MORNING TO SET THE LAUNCH MA Y 17. COURT'S ACTION WOULD BECOME A POLITICAL FRACTURE. A TEAM OF DOCTORS KNOWN AS THE EAGER PILOTS, WEARING SPACESUITS ISSUE IN THIS YEAR'S PRIMARY AND GENERAL WALTER REED'S ORTHOPEDIC FIXATION TEAM PER AS IT THE DRILL WERE THE REAL THING, SPENT ELECTION CAMPAIGNS. FORMED THE OPERATION. MORE THAN TWO HOURS IN THEIR CRA~PED CAP (CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX) DIRKSEN HAD ENTERED THE BIG ARMY MEDICAL SULE BEFORE ITS MOCK LIFTOFF PRECISELY ON CENTER LATE YESTERDAY FOR WH~T WAS DESCRIB TIME AT 12.39 PM. ED .5 A ROUTINE CHECKUP. N,NETY-NINE MINUTES EARLIER, LAUNCH LBJ SCORES ONCE AGAIN THE OPERATION LASTED SLIGHTLY MORE THAN TEAMS PUT GEMINI'S ATLAS-AGENA RENDEZVOUS WITH RENT BILL VICTORY AN HOUR. PRESIDENT JOHNSON AND D,RKSEN's RO~KET THROUGH A SIMULATED BLASTOFF TO WASHINGTON (UPI)--WITH ONLY FOUR VOTES SENATE COLLEAGUES KEPT IN CLOSE TOUCH WITH DUPLICATE THE START OF THE THREE-DAY REN TO SPARE, ADMINISTRATION FORCES TODAY THE HOSPITAL FOR CONDITION REPORTS. DEZVOUS AND SPACEWALK FLIGHT. WON HOUSE ENDORSEMENT OF A fULL YEAR JOHNSON TELEPHONED THE HOSPITAL TO IN I F SUCCESSFUL> IT WILL BE THE MO ST AM OF LifE fOR PRESIDENT JOHNSON'S BELEAGUER QUIRE ABOUT HIS OLD FRIEND WHILE IN FLIGHT BITIOUS MANNED SPACEFLIGHT YET STAGED BY ED RENT SUBSIDY PLAN, STARTING JULY I. TO WASHINGTON FROM TEXAS, AND ALSO SENT A THE UNITED STATES AND MARK ANOTHER STEP IN THE ROLL CALL VOTE OF 192 TO 188, REACH WHITE HOUSE PLANE TO TENNESSEE TO PICK UP MAN'S CLIMB TO THE MOON. ED AFTER HEAVY WHITE HOUSE PRESSURE, FOL D,RKSEN's WIFE. A SPACE AGENCY SPOKESMAN REPORTED FROM LOWED FINAL CONGRESSIONAL APPROVAL OF A SEN. BOURKE B. HICKENLOOPER (REP.-IOWA), THE GEMINI CONTROL CENTER AT THE CAPE MOVE ACTUALLY TO START THE CONTROVERSIAL NOTIFIED THE SENATE SHORTLY AFTER IT CON THAT TODAY'S 530-MINUTE TEST PROCEEDED PROGRAM IN THE CURRENT fiSCAL YEAR - VENED AT NOON THAT THE GOP LEADER HAD COME SMOOTHLY WITH NO SIGNS OF TROUBLE DESPITE ANOTHER JOHNSON VICTORY. THROUGH THE SURGERY IN GOOD SHAPE, BUT HE THE COMPLEXITY OF THE DUAL COUNTDOWNS. THE HOUSE THEN OVERTURNED ITS ApPROPRI PROBABLY WILL BE IN THE HOSPITAL TWO TO THE ASTRONAUTS BEGAN THEIR PRE-LAUNCH ATIONS COMMITTEE, WHICH KAD DELETED ALL THREE WEEKS, FOLLOWED BY SEVERAL WEEKS PREPARATIONS ABOUT 9 30 AM WHEN THEY DONNED fUNDS FOR NEXT YEAR, BY AGREEING TO PRO MORE ON CRUTCHES. THEIR SPACESUITS IN A SPECIAL TRAILER SOUTH VIDE $20 MILLION IN CONTRACT-LETTING SEVERAL SENATORS MADE SPEECHES ON THE OF THE LAUNCH PAD. AUTHORITY AND $2 MILLION IN CASH TO FINANCE F~OOR EXPRESSING CONCERN ABOUT D,RKSEN'S (CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX) SUPPLEMENTARY FEDERAL PAYMENTS TO ENABLE INJURY AND THE HOPE THAT HE SOON WILL BE LOW-INCOME FAMILIES TO AfFORD DECENT BACK IN THEIR MIDST. DEMOCRATIC LEADER JOHNSON LODGE CONFER MIKE MANSrlELD SAID THE SENATE TOO OfTEN WASHINGTON fUPI)--PRESIDENT JOHNSON MET HOUSING. ON THE CLIMACTIC ROLL CALL VOTE, ONLY "TAKES FOR GRANTED" D,RKSEN's UNIQUE QUALI WITH AMBASSADOR HENRY CABOT LODGE TODAY TO SIX REPUBLICANS JOINED 186 DEMOCRATS TO START AN INTENSIVE WEEK'S REVIEW OF THE TIES. APPROVE FUNDS fOR THE PROGRAM. THE OP WAR IN V,ET NAM POSITION INCLUDED 119 REPUBLICANS AND THE U.S. AMBASSADOR TO SAIGON AND THE 14 TO FACE DE GAULLE 69 DEMOCRATS, MAINLY fROM THE SOUTH. PARIS (UPI)--THE UNITED STATES AND ITS PRESIDENT CONFERRED AT THE WHITE HOUSE AT THE RENT MONEY WAS PART Of A $14 BILLION NATO ALLIES EXPECT TO PRESENT FRANCE WITH 5 PM, PRIOR TO THE START OF A NATIONAL APPROPRIATION COVERING A VARIETY OF FED A UNITED FRONT WHEN THE ALLIANCE'S FOREIGN SECURITY COVNTIL MEETING ERAL ACT I V I T I (S NEXT YEAR, I NCLUD I NG $5 MINISTERS MEET NEXT MONTH TAKE UP THE DIS THE NSC SESSION, INCLUDING THE PRESIDENT'S BILLION FOR THE MAN-ON-THE-MoON SPACE PRO RUPTIVE NATO POLICIES OF PRESIDENT CHARLES TOP DIPLOMATIC AND MILITARY ADVISERS, WAS JECT. THE BILL NOW GOES TO THE SENATE. DE GAULLE, RESPONSIBLE DIPLOMATIC SOURCES CALLED TO HEAR LODGE GIVE A PERSONAL REPORT EARLIER IN THE DAY, THE HOUSE AND SENATE SAID TODAY. ON THE SIUTATION IN SOUTH VIET NAM. APPROVED A COMPROMISE VERSION OF A $2.8 OFF I C IAL5 OF '~THE 14" -- ALL NATO COUN JOHNSON RETURNED TO WASHINGTON AT NOON BILLION SUPPLEMENTAL MONEY BILL THAT CON TR1ES EXEEPT FRANCE -- HAVE BEEN WORKING FROM A FIVE-DAY STAY AT THE LBJ RANCH IN TAINED $12.1 MILLION TO START THE RENT FEVERISHLY TO FIND COMMON AGREEMENT ON A TEXAS. HE CONFERRED WITH VARIOUS AIDES PROGRAM AND KEEP IT GOING AT LEAST UNTIL TIM~ABLE FOR THE WITHDRAWAL OF AMERICAN IN THE AFTERNOON AND THEN MET WITH LODGE. AND OTHER NATO TROOPS FROM FRANCE AS WELL THE TWO WILL TALK AGAIN BEFORE LODGE RE JUNE 30. THAT ACTION REPRESENTED ONLY A PARTIAL AS AGREEMENT ON THE FUTURE OF 70,00Q FRENCH TURNS TO HIS POST VICTORY FOR THE PRESIDENT. ADMINISTRATION TROOPS IN GERMANY. THE WHITE HOUSE SAID JOHNSON AND LODGE THEY ALSO ARE TRYING TO AGREE ON THE ru MET PRIVATELY IN THE PRESIDENT'S OFFICE FORCES, ASSISTED BY POSTMASTER GENERAL LARENCE O'BRIEN, HAD SCURRIED DESPERATELY TURE Of NATO's POLITICAL HEADQUARTERS, THE FOR ABOUT 45 MINUTES AND THEN WENT NEXT TO TURN TME TRiCK ON THE CRVCIAL HOUSE V ~ES SAtD, RARTICULARLY ON WHETHER IT DOOR TO THE CABINET ROOM FOR THE NSC MEET TS fOR THE FULL FISCAL 1967. SHOULD IE TRANSFERRED rROM PARIS TO LONDON ING WHICH BEGAN ABOUT 5.50 PM. QR SOME OTHER CITY. -SE 2 HOURGLASS TUES
GERDA ~~ll~10 I ~IGER CA~E CHRYuLER CUT0 BACK kEPI CELLER Iv AOA~ANT /JHETT I NG APFET I TE~ DETROIT (UPI)--CHRYSLER CORP JOIN ON ~k~. ~URFHyl~ PLACE OTTAWA (0PI)--FJRMER ASSOCIATE DE ED GENERAL MOTORS AND fORD TODAY IN WASHINGTON (UP1)--TpE HOUSE SPONSOR r~SE MINISTE~ PIERRE SEVIGNY SAID TO ANNOuNCING A CAR PRODUCTION CuTBACK, Of PRESIDENT JOnNSON'S CIVIL RIG~TS ~, n~ DOES NOT DENY HAVING A SEXUAL PART or I~DUSTRY PLANS TO TRI~ ABOUT BilL TODAY PLEDGED TO FIGHT "TO THE ',_~riONSH'P WITrl BLONDE GERDA MUN- 160,000 CARS FROM ASSE~BLY SCHEDULES. LAST INCH" FOR INCLUSION OF OWNER " ut-Rj ALe_feCL'; -0 ,AVE BEEN A RUSSIAN CHRYSLER, THE ~ATION'S T~IRD LARGEST OCCuPIED RENTAL HOuSING I~ THE PROPOS -{, AT I!, TIME WHEN HE HAD ACCESS TO AUTO MAKER, SAID IT WOuLD CLOSE ITS ED BAN ON POUSING DISCRIMINATION .IlS'3IFIED INfORMATION ASSEMBLY PLANTS AT NEWARK, DEL , A~D CHAIRMAN EMANUEL CEL~ER (OEM -N.Y.), J~£ M~~TREAL ARISTOCRAT, A MEMBER Los ANGELES FOR fOUR DArS STARTING Of -HE HOUSE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE OPEN ~rl CAb'~El OF CONSERVATIVE PRIME MAY 3i, LAYING OFf ABOUT 6,000 WOR~ERS ED THE SECOND WEEK OF HE~RINGS ON ~ ~iE~ jo~~ DIE~ENBAKER, DENIED IN AND ELI~I~ATING 4,700 CARS FROM TrlE THE BILL BY REJECTING ANY SUGGESTIONS I - i I" V I\J i \f EST ER 0 AY AT A J UD I C I ALIN - ORIGINAL JUNE PRODUCTION 5C~ED~LES FOR EXEMPTION OF S~ALL, OwNER-OCCUPIED '-'~ ,,"" II"'A~ rlE --lAD ANY "IMPROPER RELA THE FIRM SAID ITS FIVE OTnER CAR UNITS i, ",,,,,-lIP" wtT>; MRS. MUNSINGER ASSEMBLY PLANTS AND ITS ONE ~RJCK ATTY GEN NICHOLAS KATlENBACH RE ~E fXoLAINED THAT THE FORMER GERMAN FACTORY WOULD RUN REGJLAR FIVE-DAY TURNED FOR A THIRD DAY OF TESTI~ONY ~f~vIY QvtEN, WHO NOW LIVES IN MUNICH, SCHEDULES THROUGH JUNE EVEN WITrl BEFORE CELLER1S CIVIL RIGHTS SuB I~A~ hEvER BEEN HIS MISTRESS IN THE THE REDUCTION, C~RYSLER SAID I:S JUNE COMMITTEE. LAST WEEK KAIZENBACH ALL ~t~SE OF ~IS GIVING HER MONEY OR KEEP- CAR OuTPuT WAS SCHEDULED AT 136,000, BUT CONCEDED AN EXEMPT.ON FOR SUCH 11\1:' "1Ek A RECORD FOR 'hE ~J~TH ,AST Ju~~ RENTAL ..J~ITS Ii"l INQGIRY) ORDERED BY LIBERAL CrlRYSLE~ BJllT 134,485 C~~~ OW~ER-OCCUPIED rlOUSING, WHICH BECAME
-"( 'vi: ~~ I'.,~!ER LESTER B PEARSON, ..)EEKS WARD'S AvTCMOTIVE REPO~~S/ AN IN "< '\ 0 IN" AS Ii ~~ RS u Mu RPH Y I S ~ 00 MIN G H0 USE II Ll~RN IF CA~ADA\~ SECuRITy WAS DE?E~CE~T rQACE ?U9LIC~T\~', 5AID }~RING T~E i963-6h CIVil RIGHTS DE- e~_~~~l~ BY ~RS M0~SINGER'S RELATIONS TOGA) T~[ A~TO INGuS: Q 1 ~~A~~E~ TO 8AT~S, WAS EXCLUDED FROM COVERAGE Of wi r~ AT ~EP~~ TWO CABINE1-~EVE~ O;FI cur 3h,OOC CAR3 fRQ~ ~AY ~C~EDJLES, T~£ FEDERAL BA~ eN DISCRIMINATION BY rE~~ ANG ~~ETnE~ DIEFENBAKER DID ANY- 57,oGO FRC'IIi Ju'-dE AND 7G,0CC rRO,"I PRO O?ERATORS OF rlOTElS, RESTAU~ANTS, i,I ",." 11-80 ...... I, DuCTI~~ ~C~EDULES iOR JG~YJ FIN~~ TrlEATERS AND OTHER PUBLIC ACCOMMODA ~~"!'-I\..., TE51I1'.EG ThAT DIEfENBAKt:R ~O~Trl ~F T~E 1966 ~OJ£~ iEA~ T!O!'.S. C~:£~_C ~IM iO S OP SEEING M~s MUN IN A ~EW qOuND OF QJESTIONING ABOUT
'11\",('; _ArE IN i96c B.... T DID NOT MEi\J- ~OAP FACTORY BLAuT ThE MRSo ~uRPHY EXE~prION, KATZENBACH - ~~ I~A~ T~E R~LATIONS~IP MIGrll LEAvE ~LA~0 INTO ~CHCOL SAID FlAT~f, ~I DONi~ APPRO~E or I h~ 4~00~ AT~ MI~ISIER OPEN TO B~ACK- DET~v i \vPI)--A SOAP ~ACjORY EX T--l4T EXEM~-IOI\ It hE ADDEDo I1W'i I ... E I 1V.ll,ll ll-1E. 'wITI\lESS SAID BLACKMAIL P~OSI~~ R0C~ED A BIG AREA OF WESi DON'T APPROVE OF' IT, IT DOESNiT HAVE II"NlV.Q CROS::>ED t-fY MIND." SIDE DET~OIT TO~AYJ SMATTERIN~ WIN TnE 'GuTTING' EF~ECT OF SOME Of THE l'l ':::JNvT -.iII'\K I AM THE TYPE OF PER- DOWS AT AN ELE~ENTARY SCH:O~ A~D EXEMPTIONS II I Sv~ ~HO WOWLG EVER SUBMIT TO BL4C~- RIPPING ~:ARLY 100 CilLDREN wIlY KArZE~BACP SAID IT WOULD BE UNFOR M.A t :., J 1\ HE T EST I r \ ED, SHARDS OF fL~ING GLASS TUNATE TO REMOVE lARGE PARTS OF THE 5[VIG~Y SAID DIE~ENBAKER NEVER ASK THE CHI~DREN WERE SITTI~G IN THEIR HOUSING MARKET WITH EXEMPTIONS SUCH £D ~IM TO RE~IC~ ON TYE GROuND THAT CLASSROOMS WHEN T~E EXPLOSION'S AS INDIVIDUAL OWNERS OR OWNERS WHO HIS RELATIO~SrliP wiT" THE FORME~ GER SHOCK WAVE ROLLED ACROSS THE SChOOL OCCUpy ONE SIDE Of DUPLEXES. ~AN BEA0TY QwEE~ M'GHT nAVE 8EE~ A RISK P~AYGqOUND A~D BLASTED I~ EVERr ~IN THE 1966 BI~L ALSO WOGlD REFORM TO NAT,O~AL SECURITY. HE DE~IDED EARLY DOW Of ThE TWO-STORY MORLEY £lEME~ ~~RY SELECTIO~ PRACTICES, STRENG~HEN IN 1960 TO ENJ HIS ~E_ATIONSHIP WITH TAR)' SCHOOL LAWS AGAINST CIVil R!GHTS VIOLE~CE ~~S M~~~,NGER BECAUSE SHE hAD BECOME RALPH STUR~l~J ASSISTANT PRI~CIPAL, AND GIVE "HE JUSTICE DEPART~ENT NEW "A NvlSANCE II SA I G S I X CH I LDR~N WERE "! ".! BAD Sr-lAPE" PO~ER TO FIGHl SCHOOL SEGREGATION. ~"E ~ORMER ASSOCIATE MINISTER SA!D WITH SEVERE CUTS. MOST OF THE OTHERS CELLER'S DECLARATION ASSURED A LIVEL~ ME LEAR~ED THAT MRS MGNSINGER ~AD RlQUIRED fiRST AID ONL~STURMER SAID, F I GriT ON THE "MRS MURPHY' I SSUE ~ AL~ USED HIS NAME FREELY AND WAS EMBELLISH FIRE COMMISSIONER GLEN THOM SAID THOUG~ KATZENBACH HAD SAID EXCLUSION ING DETAILS ABOUT THEI~ RELATIONS~IP, 15 WORKMEN AT THE WAYNE SOAP Co OF SUCH HOUSING WOULD NOT CRIPPLE BuT ~NDER QuESTIONING, HE ADMITTED SEE WERE INJURED o\~, JOSEPH SALAWITZ, T.,E BILL, CELLER SA 100 III PERSONAllY ING H~R AND GIVING HER A $5 RING AFTER 45, WAS REPORTED IN CRITICAL CONDI DO NOT GIVE UP SO EASILY I WANT TO ~E hA~ 11 E~OED " THE RELATIONSHIP. TION GO ALL THE WAY Ii l~l RING, HE SAIG, WAS JUST ONt OF BLOOD SPOTTED THE SCHOOL FLOORS "1 WANT THE BILL AS IS AND SHAll A "WIo ON I\! 0 v. 26, 1 960 HAD II P A IDA FEE fOR OTHER HOSPITALS ARY REGIME EXECUTED A TEEN-AGE ROMAN HEP SERVICES II STURMER AND PRINCIPAL FRANK DISANTIS CATHOLIC YOUTH LEADER RECENTLY AS ITS "I DID NOT SUSPECT THAT FACT," SEVIGN SAID THE MORLEY CHILDREN AND TEACHERS II SAVAG,E ANSWER" TO CUBANS WYO WENT TO ANSWERED GRIMLY QUICKLY CALMED DOWN CHURCH EASTER SUNDAY, "I yr.-IINK THAT UNDER THE CIRCUMSTANCE ANGEL GONZALEZ FERNANDEZ, HEAD OF SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)--THE LINE fORMED IT WAS THE BEST PERFORMANCE BY A GROUP THE ORE REFUGEE ORGANIZAT!ON'S MEXICO EARL) TODAY OUTSIDE TYE FIOR DIITALIA OF CHILDREN lIVE EVER HEARD ABOUT," CITY OFFICE, SAID THE EXECUTION OF RESTAURANT, WrlIC~ CELEBRATED ITS 80TH DISANTIS SAID TEODORO FERNANDEZ, 18, IN HAVANA'S ANNIVERSARY BY ROLLING PRICES BACK TO "THEY SAW OTHER CHILDREN BLEEDING CABANE FORTRESS-PRISON WAS PART Of A 1886 FOR TUE FIR~T 100 CUSTOMERS. BUT To-iEY DIDN'T PANIC II GENERAL CRACKDOWN ON RELIGION BY THE THE ME~U ANTIPASTO, HORS D'OEUVRES, STURMER SAID TEACHERS BROUGHT THE CASTRO REGIME. MIXED GREEN SAL.AD j MII'E.STROt\,E, SOUP, CHILDREN TO HIS OFFICE FOR TREATMENT "THIS WAS THE COMMUNIST GOVERNMENT'S RAVIOLI, CKOICE OF VE~L SCALLOPINI OR "SIX OF ThEM WERE If\! PRETTY BAD SAVAGE ANSWER ,0 THE CUBAN PEOPLE WHO ROA~T C~ICKEN, CHOICE OF ICE CREAM, SHAPE, I~CI..UDING ONE LITTLE BOY WriO SO ELOQUENTLY FLOCKED TO CAT~OLIC Si NANCV IS Tht DAuGH~ER or LT COL A~D MRS GoW a fLINT A~D is A S£NJOR AT GEO~Gl SE!TZ HIGH SCHOOL SHl CAMt H£Q( LAST 5[PTCMBEQ, 50 ~Ab ~£Vlq SEE~ A KWAJAlEfN CARNIVAL, B01 WAS VlRY T~R~~~[D W~[N fEl~Ow SlUDENTS ELECTED ~rR O~f OF r~llR I QUEtN CONrESTANT~ I NA~CY ts A ~ulk,-QuALIFIED ~CUBA D~VER IN lHF KWAJA~[~N I n SC.uBA ( ... uB AND Hi ~ NKS rhA1" "SCvBA D ~ VI NG 1 ''II r ... tiS AREA J S A FANTA~lJC EXPER~ I U-..!CE " lli i ~ MERfvlAtJ ALSO Gors FOR GAll- BOATING AND ... JST PLA!N bW!MM!~G IN PiE DEPE!\,!DENTS u I I POO ... W>iEN SHE J5i\1 J T I E.XP~O~JNG IN DEEP I ~ATE~ S~r ALSO IS ~ BJDDiNG ART!S-1 W!""h /). ~lJL JI\)1'['.,~- I ,,,,.. ~ 'II ~,-l T'YPL5 OF WELCOME BACK, HARVoOOQwAS EX~RESSED Bf ~l~BER~ o~ ~~E G~OB I ~ J \It )P#\'Iti 3 ~G AI\;D AL STAFF YESTERDAY WHEN HAqVEY BR~N~ qll~R~~D TO KWAJAlEIN LO.OR P!;llN'Jf\!G I AFTER A TE~ MO~THS\ ABSENCE T~E GREETER~ ARO~ND BRINN AT I w- ~ I..,L t-'t,RE. ~""E HOPES I CENTER, ARE, FROM LEFT, OTIS TUCKtR, GEN~ COrlA~, Dl~ BRYC3-\ 1'0 CAFTvPt ON CAN ES AND DA~REL~ WE5TOVER ~AS r~E BEAUTY OF HARV'S BACK IN TOWN .. OCAl PALM TREES A"lD r~E LVER-~HA~G~NG A FACE FAMI~IAR TO MANY KwAJALEIN R[S!DC~TS ~ETUR~EC ON HvtS Of BLUf ~ N 1 HE THE RED-TAILED BIRD vESTERDAY AFTEq~OO~1 AND BEhlN9 IT wAS OCEAf\I Af\\D lAGOON HARVEY BRINN, ~ATElY OF HONOluLU, WHO HAD B~'N J~rIL HIS t\jANC { '10P[~ TO BE DEPARTURE FRO~ HERE TEN MO~TH5 AGO, MA~~GlR Ot l~E rOKWl CO~£ AN ART TCACHER YUK CLUB. BEFORE THAT TIME, HE HAD SPENl A S~ORl PER~OD AND PtAf\\S TO ATTEND WITH GLOBAL ASSOCIATES ON ENIWETOK rH~ UN~V~RSgrY Of FORMERLY A rlONOLUlU RESTAURA~TEUR, HARVEf MADE HIMSELF KA~SAS AFrE~ CRADU KNOWN TO CLUB MEMBERS DURING ~IS STAY HERE LAST YEAR A~ AN , A' dO 11./ F ROM HI GH INNOVATOR, HAVING INTRODuCED THE POPU~AR IN1£RNA1"IONAl DIN SCHOOL Ti-lJS YEAR NERS THE LARGE TROPICAL F:SH TANK WITH uTS EVER- NANCY FLINT SERIES~ I NANC'" AND HER CHANGING I~HABiTANTS, AND OTHER SUC- I r T~l HOu~GlAS5 ~AS TAKEN Fu~rH[R , ~R~ENDS ARE NOW Stll~NG CMANC~S ON THE CESSFUL AND INTERESTING ITE~S IN THE I ! STCPS ro IMPROVE DE .. lVERY or ~OuR $[~750 IN CASH PR!ZL.~ WI-!JC'1 WH:'" BC DINING ROOM, BAR A~D MulTI-PURPOSE !! PAfE~ TO ~OU PL;ASE ~ElP LS HELP ~RA~f\! AT ~HE CARNIVA~ ON MAt 28, 29 AND ROOMS OF THE CL i~PROVE HiS VOCABULARY v A LITTLE PAGE. 4 fiOLJRGLASS F[DER~L GROUPS TO PROBE S~RRYJ POOR RICHARD u.~o» FRENCH BU~INE~~MEN ~'ED! C~L Svv INDLERS' GAME SAN FRANC!SCO (UPl)-- AU,S, D!S ~ TRONGLY FOR LOvv TARR IF~ 'GTON (UP~ )--SEVEN FEDERAL TR~CT COURT JURv DEBATED TO A DEAD PAR~S (UPI)--AMERICAN AND FRE~CH ~! ~ W~l~ v r[RTA~E A NATIONAL LOCK lAST NIG~T -- AND EVE~ THE WiS BUS!NESS LEADERS TODAY CALLED ~OR THE 1)'1 F .,HY AMER i CANS WASTE UP TO A DO~ OF BEN~A~ ~ F~_NKLIN ~AllED TO SUCCESSFUL CONCLUSION Of TAR!FF-CUTr~NG L'O~ A YE~R ON MEDiCAL FAKES AND I1ELP. T~L~5 AS THE BEST MEANS TO ElIM'N~TE M~S 1~..IlES.I SE.r-.. HA.RRISON A WILLIi\MS, T~E JURy Of ~, ~E~ ~ND ONE WOM~f'" UNDERSTANDINGS BETWEEN THE TWO N~i ONS f I Jr_ N1 - N J 0 ), S A JD T 0 DAY • COULD NOT REAC~ A DECJSuON ON THE ~HE APPEAL WAS lAUNCHED BY A POWER~u~ W'lL!_~S. CHAIRMAN OF THE SENATE SUB ~ATE OF A S~EEP RANC~ER WHO AD~IT1E~ GROUP OF ~RENCH AND U S BUSINESSMEN I'II1PTE~ ON AGiNG, SAID THE STUDY WAS LY SHOT TWO E~GLES -- ONE T~E ~ATIO ~F~ER A T~REE-DAY CLOSED-DOOR REV~Ew 0~ t f FORl TO GET "AT THE ROOTS OF ONE NAL SYMBOL -~ BECAuSE THEY WERE ~!L~ FRENCH CHARGES T~AT A GR~DUAl. "COlO'lJZA. AMER'C~IS M_JOR HEALTH PROBLEMS iNG HIS FLOC~ TiON" OF EUROPE B'( LJ S CORPORATIOI\JS IS ~ 5t~l[vE IT wILL YllLD DATA OF THE P~NEL WAS D!SMJSSED AFTE~ DEL UNDERWA v- _·d,~T ~!VIPORTAN(E TO THE ELDERLY AND !BERAT!~G FOuR AND ~ ~A~F ~OURS, A BRiEF CO~MUN!QUE PUBLlSHED JO'NT~V ~~~S WhO NOw S~E~D PRECIOUS DOLLARS ITS ME~BERS VO-ED 9-3 ~OR ~CQuITTAL SAID T~E CONVERSATIONS WER~ ChAR~C~ER'ZE~ II WORT f-i ... ESS TREATMENTS OR MED! CA L ON ONE COUNT AND 9-3 FOR CONViC1!ON BY "A. NOTABLE SP!R~T OF FRIENDLY A\jD ~~OCU(!~) rlE SAID. " 01\1 PiE OTHER MU7LlA,~ COOPERATION tI IT SA~D THE .... II QL _ r~E STUDY WILL BE DiRECTED BY THE No DEC!S~ON WAS MADE O~ WHETHER A ~OWfD FOR fRUITFUL EXCHANGES OF V~E~~ ~OOD AND DRuG ADM'NISTRATION TO COMBAT SECOND TR!AL w~L~ BE SOUGHL¢ JUDGE ON T~E PRINCiPLES AND METHODS NEEDED TO :ECEP~(ONS AFFECTnNG THE AILING ELDERL~ WjLl.A~ ~ SwEUGER~ DJSM~SSED T~E PROMOTE -- PARTJCULARLY iN T~E rPAME ~~OUG~ eTS RE(O~~ENDATIONS PRIMARilY MAT'ER FOR 30 DAYS wORK OF A SUCCESSFUL CONCLUSiON OF THE l0~(L~Nr~ THE MPACT OF QUACKERY UPON RANcwER LEROY MARTI~ELLjj 37, OF KENNEDY ROUND -- A HARMONiOUS EXPANSqO~ C\ )lR A~tR'CANS) T~E S'UDY WILL !NCLUDE MARiN COuN~Y) WAS ACCuSED OF ~JLL OF ECOI\lOIlA',C 1IC"':lV~"'Y." \ Q~ OuS ~GE CROUPS) ST~RT!NG w~T~ ~[EN ~~G A B_~ 0 E6G~E AND A GO~DEN fAG~E C. DOuGlas D~_~ON, ~ORMER fREASURY A,,~R:J WJT~OuT T~U~ ~~O_A¥ A oERMIT J NC A S[CRE-nRY ~ND FORMER AMBPSSADOR TO jT Wll~ PTTEMP~ TO DETERMLNE WHAT 1940 L~W PROTE(T!~G ~nE B!RDS Wrl~Ch FRANce WHO HEAtED THE u.S. GROUP, TOLJ ~~~t~ ~EOPlE ~~l' FOR MEDaCAl FAKES AND ARE NEAq~~G E~rJ~~-/CN l.ORR~SPONDENTS "THE ONE 5PEC~FJC POINT 1'1:' "l ~C Sw rs,.! EXJlM THE 'NFlUEf'"CE 01:' MARi ~E~~! T[S- FuEC ~~A~ ~E FRED ON WHiC~ wE ~L_ AGREED was 'HE ~EED rOR SUCH FACTORS ~S F~~~L~ 4ND EDUCAT ONAl ON THE EABLES ~O PqOTE(T ~iS Ll~BS ft~ EARlY; SUCCESSFUL CONCLUSJON OF T~E BaCkGROuND" FOL~ ~EDUC!NE CUSTO~S AND "! F"wG,,;RED 1 .... AD A ~"G"'''' TC FF-O- ~ENNEDf ROUND" ~E~l'H fX~Eq"ENCES ON CONSUMER ATTIT0D~ 1EC1 My PROPERTY~ " ~E ~~ D ~ ~E T~E ~ENNEDY ROu~D JS A.N "N~[RNA'iONAl 1CwQRO ~EA~IH PRODUCTS, SERV~CES AND DEFE~SE ~~~N~Ai~[~ ~'A- 6 ~A~'S RjG~ TRADE NEGOTI~T~ON INir~ATED BY THE LATE l NF ORiV'}ll" ~ O~ 0 TO PR01EC~ ~!S PROPER~r WAS T~E ONLY PRESiDENT JOH~ Fo KENNlDY WiTH A VI£W ES lNVCLVED AG(~C i~ T~E J8-~ON!~ J SSuE )1\1 'iHE C<\,5,E <- TO ENCHANCING WOR~D PEACE T"ROUGH ACROSS ~TuDY WILL Be 1HE AOMuNISTRATijON ON ASST, U S ArTy JERRO~D ~ADAR AR THE-BOARD TAR!~F REDUC~JONS A~iN~, N6T.OI\jIl~ ~f\JS1' Tl.'--:E OF CH LD GuED ~~6~ MAKT NE_~c SMOU~C ~AVE GEORGES VIL~iERSJ PRESIDENT 0~ ?HE ~EALr~ AND HUM~~ DEVELOPMENT, NATiONAL ~R!(D O~~ER WAYS TO DRtvE O~F T~E NATijONAl COUNCil OF FRENCh MANurACT0R£RS n INST'Tu [ o~ Mf~~Al ~E~LT~, VOCATiONAL EAGlE.S~ ~~D THAT T~E RA~C~ER ~4D (CNPF) SAID "FRENCI-l-A~ER!CAN REIbATJOI\lS RE~~BdL~jAl IO~ ADMijNiSTRATiON, THE PlE~TY OF TiME TO GET A ~ECESSA~Y WOULD BE GREAT~v IMPROVED THROUG~ T~E AGRJCUL7uR~~ RES~ARCH SER~jCE, ~ND lHE P£RMiT TO LEGALLY S~OOT -~E BIRDS SUCCESS OF 'THE KENNEDY ROUND II VETfR~~Sv ADMi~'S~R~T~O~Q IN l783~ BE~v~MJN FRA~~L.~ RE3~tT VJl~qERS SA~D UoS~ BUS'NESSME~ ~Ow u~ 11 W,lk BE (O~DUC'ED U~DER CO~TR6CT T(D TrlA~ ThE B~lD EAGkE W~S CHOSEN CER~T0~D BETTER rRE~CH COMPl_U~TS 6BOL 7 W!'H A ~Ol\j-GOYERNMENT RESEARCH AGENCY 6S ~~E ~AT O~AL SV~BOL T~E GROW~~~ TAKEOvER OF FR[N(~ r~RMS BV TO BE SELECTED ON A CO~PETi~, , BASiS "HE (T'1E EAGLE) ij S A BI RD OF BAD A~ER.c~N CORPOR~TqONS ~E SAuD T~( MORAL C-4RACfER, LiKE T~OSl ~~:NG FRE~C~ BUS~NESS COMMUNiTY WAS NOT OPPO UNION SIRIKES RAILROAD ~EN W~O livE B~ S~ARP!NG AND ROBBJNG, SEO TO PRiVATE U,S, iNVESTM£NTS ON CON COCKT~IL OVER PARTY HE IS GE~ERALLY POOR, A~D OFTEN VERY Dor Of\! lHE'i WERE MADE fI!,,! COI'vIPLIANC[ NEW YOR~ {UP~)--~AROlD J PRYOR, PRES lOUSY," FRA~t (UPI)--THE FIRST BATHTUB IN THE WHITE HOUSE WAS INSTA~LED IN 1851 DURING THE ADMINISTRATION OF MILLARD Sports 5 ctlon fILLMORE& FINALISTS o •• THESE TWO TEAMS wiLL CLASH F0R TrlE W:MENvS ANJ ACROSS THE N(T .ARE THE No-KA-OE TEAM. KNEELING, VOLLEYBhlL LEAGUE CHAMP'ONSHIP TONIGHT AT (0'5. THE rEAM~ r~OM LEFT, L. BA1EN J M. hALL, S. RICE, AND M KALAHIKlo HAVE !DENT 'CA ... I ~-~ RECORDS. FOR THE JOMAt' THE SECOND INNING ~ND SCORED 10 RUNS SCULL, MIKE SCHUL1Z j TOTO SCHMERSAHl, SPIRIT AND DETERMINATION IN GIRLS LIKE ON EIGhT BASE HITS. IN THE TrllRD RON EVANS, BOB SPEC~ER, BOB BRlfTON MARILYN HALL, JAN GIBBS, DONNA MOSEL~Y, INNING THE~ SCORED THREE RuNS ON ARCH- AND ~ARK !OELl PLAYED A ~EMAR~ABLE TR!CIA SMITH, LYNN BATEN, STARR SHEL ANGEL'S TWO-RUN HO~ER. WINNING PITCH~R GAME fOR THE JOMAKAJ HORSE, PAULA AND ELLA liMAS, MARLENE WAS "DYNAI'I1I TE" KAKAZU AND THE LOSER KAlAH,KI AND SHIRLEY RICE. CO-COACHES WAS WALLY AINA Ju~'OR SOCCER SC~[DULE JOE POLIN AND MATT POOMAIHELANI WILL AT BRANDON FIELD IN THE NATIONAL THURS , MAY 12 COuNTER WITH EXPERIENCE AND COURT NO LEAGUE THE JOMAKAJ "B" TEAM, BEH II'ID 4:45 PM F!L-A~ VS [BEVE JRa HOW !N LASSIES LIKE JOAN KAlAHIKI, JOY BOBBY PALOMA'S POuR-HIT PITCrlING, F R I DA Y, MA Y ~ 3 LEDBETTER, GEORGIA HARDIN, ANNA CALLA OUT-SCORED THE JAYCEES 10 TO 12 4~45 p~ JOMAKAJ V~ MARLNE DEPT. WAY, MIDGE WILLIAMS, MARLENE MCCABE, DENNIS SU~IDAIS fHREE BASE HiT~ LED MONDAY, MAY t6 S/~VA BAGLEY, LEAH JONES, JOAN RUSHING, THE JOMAKAJ AT THE PLATE THE JAYCEES h 45 p~ [BEVE JUNIORS VS NA ALI 1 AND PAT ARMSTRONG. AN INTERESTING NOTE PICKED UP A SINGLE RUN IN THE fiRST TUESDAY MAY i 7 ABOUT THIS GAME WILL BE THAT JOAN INNING AND ANOTrlER IN THE SEVE~rH FOR h:45 PM ~AR!NE CEPT VS FIL-A~ KALAHIKI OF THE JOMAKETTES WILL BE THEIR TWO-RUN TOTAL THE BAlLGAME PLAYING AGAINSl HER DAUGHTER, MARLENE WAS TIGHT UNTIL THE SEVENTH INNING NEW YORK (UPi)~~THE YA~KEtS RESORTED or THE No-KA~OE TEAM" WHEN THl JO~AKAJ EXPLODED FOR fiVE TO A ~E~RED WEAr-ON Of THE >1AST ~= Tnf RUNS ON THREE BASE HIT~. T~E wiNNING HOME RUN BALL -- LA~T N!GYT TO TRIM lHE TENNIS CLUB NEWS PITCHER WAS PALOMA ANC THE LOSER WAS MINNES ~A TWINS 3=2 FOR ~ANAGER RALPM THE FOLLOWING CHALLENGE MATCHES WERE BOB HAll. HOeKi~ THIR~ lR!~M?~ IN T~REE GAMES ~lAYED DURING THE MONTH OF APRil. MICKEY MA~TlE, ROGER MARIS AND JOE (C) INDICATES THE CHALLENGER. DUNCAN M0JNTAI~BALl SCHEDULE PEPITONE EAC~ CRACKED A SOLO ROUND DEfEATED D!ON (C), 6-3,9-'1, JOST (C) WEDo, M~Y 1 I> DALLY FIELD TRIPPER AND PEPITO~E8S fOURlrl HO~ER OF ~EtEATED BARBARIA 6-3, 6-4, REMITICADO 5 15 PM KEN RON VS MARINE DEPT. THE SEASON lEAD!~G orr frlE NINTH !NNI~ GUASTAMACHIO DEfEATED WEBB-DOHERTY (C) BRANDON FIELu PROVED TO BE THl W~NNING ~UN. 7-5, 7~5, DION (C) WON BY DEFAULT FROM 5 00 PM ACCIDENTS V~ YIGH SCHOOL 1 I PEP!TO~EiS liNE DRIVE Off THE RIGHT BARBAR!A» DOHERTY DEfEATED JOST (C) (THIS E~DS THE FIRST HALF SCHEDULE) FIELD FOUL POLE WAS T1E ONLY BALL .. IT 6-4, 6=4, REDHOR (c) DEfEATED WATANABE ATTENT ION ALL MOUNTA I NBALl MANAGERS our Of THE INFIELD Off LOS1NQ HURLER 6-1;> 6-2 •• THE SECOND ~ALF ~CHEDULE WILL AP AL WORTHiNGTON, WHn WORKED THE LAST TWO PEAR IN TONORROWiS HOURGLASS INNINGS IN RELIEF O~ JIM P£R~Y AND 5UF BURLY BOB GIBSON OF THE ST LO~IS fER£D HIS fIRST DEFEAT. CARDINALS LOWERED HIS EARNED RUN AVER IT WAS THE FIRST TIME "~E TERROR AGE TO ~o94 TODAY WHEN HE HURLED A SIX TWINS ~- M AND M -- HAD HOME~ED IN T~E hiT j 8-0 TRIUMPH OVER THE CHICAGO CUBS SAME GAME SINCE LAST ~UN[ i8 !N THE ONLY NATfCNAL LEAGUE GAME TODAY. PAGE 6 HOURGLASS SDAV, MAY ~O WALL STREET TODAY FUNSTON COMPANY MAKES MOVE TO RELOCATE IN NEW JERSEY TERROR I ST(CONTi~~~~ ~:~) NEW YORK (UPI)--WALL STREET SHOOK THE SAIGON SHOOTijNG BROKE OUT WhEN OFF THE STAGGERS TODAY WiT~ ~ BRiS~ NEW YORK (UPI)*-T~E STATE OF NEW A HOMEMADE TERROR BOMB EXPLODED iN RALLY THAT CARRIED MANY OF THE RECENT JERSEY HAS EARNED rHE F!RST DiViDEND FRONT OF A TA!LOR SHOP 3 PANiCKING U.S. LY WEAK GLAMOR SHARES HIGHER. TRADING ON THE INTEREST Of TH[ NEW YORK STOCK ARMY GUARDS AT NEARBY VIP OffiCERS' WAS ACTIVE. EXCHANGE TO MOVE TO ANOTHER AREA. B~lLErs INTO fiRING. PRICES SOARED IN THE FIRST HOuR BUT IT WAS DiSCLOSED YESTERDAY THAT THE THE GUARDS T~OUGHT THEV WERE FIRBNG BEGAN TO FALL fROM THEIR BEST LEVE~S STOCK EXCHA~GE -~ UPSET OVER A PROPO- AT TERRORiSTS. BR!G. GE~. ROBERT L. AROUND NOON. THE LIST HOVERED JUST SAL TO INCREASE A TAX ON TRANSACTIONS ASHWORrH~ U.S. TROOP COMMANDANT iN BELOW ITS HIGH THROUGH THE REST Of THE -- HAS FIL[D PAPERS TO iNCORPORATE iN SAIGON, DASHED TO THE SCENE OF THE SESSION BUT SAW A BRIEf fLURRY Of AC- NEW JERSEY S~00T8NG, lIST[N[D TO HiS MEN AND TOLD TIVITY IN THE FINAL HOUR. THE ACTION PAVES THE WAY FOR THE Ex- NEWSMEN hBS GUARDS WERE RETURN!NG TER NEWS THAT CHRYSLER CORP. PLA.NS RECORD C,HANGE TO MOVE ALL OR PART OF ITS OPER RORIST FiRE. JUNE OUTPuT ALTHOUGH IT is CLOSING TWO ATIONS ACROSS T~E HUDSON RIVER ~- DE- A U.S. MILITARY SPOKESMAN SAID TODAY OF ITS PLANTS FOR FOUR DAYS~ TOUCHED PENDiNG ON THE OuTCOME OF ITS FiGHT HE HAD NO EVIDENCE ANY COMMUNiST FIRED OFf A SHORT-LIVED RALLY AROuND 3 PM~ AGA!NST A PROPOSED NEW YORK CiTY STOCK A SINGLE SHOT. A HiGh ViETNAMESE POL BUT THE MARKET LATER DRIFTED BACK. STRANSFER TAX, .~ ADDITION TO ONE NOW ICE OFfiCIAL SAID THE ONLY V~ET CONG THE UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL STO~K lEViED BY THE STATr. APPARENTLY IN THE AREA WAS THE ONE MARKET INDICATOR SHOWED AN AVERAGE IT hAS BEEN ESTIMATED THAT THE PRO WHO H~D PLANTED THE HOMEMADE CLAYMORE GAIN OF 0.61 PERCENT ON THE 'A423 POSAL WOuLD BRING THE CITY ABOUT $50 MINE WITH A TIMING DEVICE AND "HE WAS ISSUES TRADED. THERE WERE 77~ ISSUES M!LLION A YEAR, AT THE EXPENSE OF T~~ PROBABLY HOME IN BED WHEN IT WENT OFF." IN THE PLUS COLUMN, 4 AT NEW HIGHS~ DOING BUSINESS WiTH THE EXCHANGE. NONETHELESS~ BLOOD STAINED THREE BLOCKS AND 410 IN THE ~INUS GROUPS, 148 AT NEW JERSEY DOES NOT HAVE SUCH A T~X3 O~ ThE RED BRICK~PAVED HAl BA TRUNG NEW 1966 LOWS. AND A RESOLuTJON iNTPODUCED iN ~TS STRu:r. r DOW-JONES INDUSTRiALS fAiLED TO HOLD LEGiSLATuRE MONDA V w 1 ~D If APPROVED, HEAqlNG THE BlAS~3 TWO U.S. ARMY EXC~ANGE GUA~ANTEE THEIR HIGH BUT WERE UP 8.68 ON THE DAY GiVE THL A THAT ONE ~ ~ [ i TARY POL! CE I ~ A JE t:P SPOTTED A AT 895.48. RAILS TACKED ON 0.45 AT W.lL NOT B[ LEVIED i~ THE FuTURE. V~[rNAMt~E ~AN RUNN~~G ~QO~ THE 5~ENE. 235.96. STANDARD & POORYS 500 STOCK ALTrlOUG~ THE F~Li~G OF INCOROOR4TiON THE MAN lEAPED IN-O A CAB AND THE MP's INDEX GAINED 0.76 AT 87.08. PAPERS IS i~ NO WAY A5S0RANCE T~~ tx F~RED. TRADING SLOWED TO 9,050~000 S~ARES CHANGE W!~L ~OVf3 IT j~DjCATED NEW UP AND DOWN THE ST~E[T U.S. G~APDS FROM 9,2g0~000 SHARES YESTERDAY. JERSEY HAD TOP PRIO~lrY fOR A S~TE WENT l~rc ACTiONs REMEMBER~NG A STRiNG THE ANALYSTS HAVE BEEN LOOKiNG fOR SHOULD A MOVE OCCURo OF V~tT CONG ATTACKS HAVE KiLLED AND AN UPTURN IN THE LIST AND MANY SAID ROBERT M. FAlCEY s NEW JERSEY~S DEP~ WOUNDED MANY AM[RiCANS~ !NCLUD~NG A THEY FELT THE S~4RP DECLINE OF THE Ury SECRETARY Of STATE, SAID TH' ~X NUMBER OF GUARDSo PAST THREE DAYS WAS ABOUT TO END. C~ANGE FilED T~[ PAPERS AND P~~D A ViETNAMESE GUARDS ALSO CHARGED ~NTO HOWEVER, THE EXPERTS WERE RELUCTANT NOMI~Al FEE ON APRil 25 TYE OFFiCE THE ~TREET AROUND TH[ BRijNGS AND AM TO SAY WHETHER THE UPSWING TODAV wAS OF A NEWARK ATTORNEY w~o ~~lED THE BASSADOR B~lLETS fOR HiGH-RA~K~NG AMER~ TECHN~CAL THE MERELY A RAllY OR A CLEAN PAPERS WAS USEe AS REQU~RED NEW iCAN Otr~CERS A~D BEGAN tlRUNG AT EACH BREAK o~ THE DOWNTREND. JERSEY AODRESC, OTHERs CATCHiNG PEDESTR~ANS iN A TWO~ HESS Oil WAS THE VOLUME LEADER. IT ALTHOUGH A rXCHA~GE SPOKESMAN CON~ BLOC~ ~~E~ ~N A WlrHER~NG CRossr~REo ROSE 3 TO 32 ON 162~500 SHARES. THE fiRMED THE ACt :ON WAS TA~l~~ KE~TH STOCK HAS BEEN ON THE UPTRACK SiNCE FUNSTON, THE PRESIDENT OF THr EXCHANGE (CONTINUED F~OM HESS AGREED TO PURCHASE MORE THAN I WOULD NOT COMMENT ON iTS NEW LEGAL COURT PAGE ONE) MILLION SHARES OF AMERADA PETROLEU~. STATUS IN NEW JERSEt. JuSTiCE PAUL PEEK 3 WHO WROTE THE AMERADA, ALTHOUGH ~OT ACTiVE, ROSE HE DID SAY, HOWEVER s THAT A ~OVE WAS MAJORiTY OP~NION~ SAiD r~E STATE COURT 1 1/2. STilL BE~NG SERIOUSlV CON'5JDERED WAS BOU~D BY RECENT RUlJNGS OF T~E U.S. SPERRY RAND TACKED ON 3/8 AT 21 ON "If THE TAX CLI~~T£ iN NEW Vopr IS SUPREME COURT. 142,400 SHARES iN SECOND PLACE AND SCM FAVORABLE 3 " H~ JMOU, W~ ~ubL b~ ~N- lilT IS NOW BEYOND DiSPUTE lHAT THE CORP. ADVANCED 2 3/4 TO 76 1/2 ON 139r COURAGED TO EXPAND iN NEW YORK CiTY 14lH AMENDMENT, THROUGH THE EQUAL PRO 100 SHARES IN THIRD PLACE. "IF WE CANNOT BE COMPET!TiVE HERE~ TECTiON CLAUSE, SECURES T~E RiGHT TO CHRYSLER AND GENERAL MOTORS WERE WE Will BE FORCED TO FOLLOW OUR CUS~ ACQUIRE AND POSSESS PROPERTY Of EVERY ALSO ACTIVE. CHRYSLER SL!D 1/8 BUT TOMERS ELSEWHERE, TO DECENTRALiZE OUR KIND ii W'THOUT RACIAL OR REUG~OUS DiS G.M. ADVANCED 7/8. FORD WAS UNCHANGED OPERATIONS AND MEET OUR EXPANSiON CR'MiNATiON~ THE COURT SAiD. ALSO IN ACTiVE DEALINGS. NE.EDS OUTSIDE OF NEW YORK" No MATTER WHAT THE WISHES OF THE ELECTRONICS WERE BID UP SMARTLY BUT HE ~LSO SAiD THAT T~E ~ESOLUTiON PEOPLE Of A STATE~ THE SUPREMACY CLAUSE TRADERS WERE QUICK TO TAKE PROFITS FILED IN TrlE NEw vERSEY LEGISLATURE Of THE U.S. CONSTITUT~ON REQU!RES THE AND MOST ISSUES IN THE GROUP FELL fROM "OBVIOUSLY WJLl BE AN IMPORTANT F'ACTOR STATE CONSTiTUTION TO CONFORM TO FEDERAL THEIR HIGHS. ZENITH WAS AHEAD 8 1/2, FOR CONSiDlRATION BY THE EXCHANGE's STANDARDS, THE OPiNiON SAiD. ADMIRAL 5 3/4, MAGNAVOX 4 1/2, IBM BOARD OF GOVERNORS AS IT CONTiNUES TO TH( COURT HELD THA~ PROPOSiTiON 14 4 1/4, MOTOROLA 3 5/8 AND COLLiNS RADI REVIEW THE POSSiBiLiTY OF MOVING ~LL VIOLATED THE U.S. CONSTITUTION BECAUSE 2 3/8. FAIRCHILD CAMERA MADE GOOD OR PART OF THE EXCHANGE'S OPERAT!ONS IT "SIGNiFiCANTLY iNVOLVED THE STATE PROGRESS EARLY IN THE DAY BUT BY THE OUT Of NEW YORK STATEo" iN PRiVATE ACTS O-=' DISCRiMINATiON." CLOSE ITS GAiN WAS SLASHED TO 3/4. IT ADDED~ "WE CANNOT REA.LI5TICALLY AIRLINES WERE ALSO IN DEMAND. NORTH (CC'''-TINUED fROM CONCLUDE THAT, BECAUSE THE FiNAL ACT WEST ADVANCED 5 3/4, KLM 4 3/8~ EASTERN GEMINI-9 PAGE ONE) OF DiSCRIMiNATION IS UND[RTA~EN BY A AND DELTA 4~ PAN AMERICAN AND CONTIN WHILE STAFFORD AND CERNAN WALKED UP PRiVATE PARTY MOTiVATED ONLY BY PERSONAL ENTAL 2 3/4, NATIONAL 2 1/4 AND AMER T~E RAMP ON PAD 19 TO THEIR CAPSULE~ ECONOMiC OR SOCiAL CONSIDERATiONS, WE ICAN, EX-DIVIDEND, 2. TECHNICIANS 6,000 FEET AWAY WERE PUMP ~v~T CLOSE OUR EYES AND EARS TO THE TELEDYNE, WHICH MADE iTS DEBUT ON ING THOUSANDS OF GALLONS OF SUPER COLD EVENTS WHICH PURPORT TO MAKf THE FINAL fI THE "BIG BOARD LAST WEEK, SPRINTED LIQUID OXYGEN INTO THE AGENA'S ATLAS ACT lEGALLY POSSIBLE II TO AN INTRA-DAY HIGH OF 100 3/4 BUT BOOSTER. GEMiNI 's T!T~~-2 ROCKET WAS THE MAJORITY OPINION CONT~NUED~ "HERE FELL TO 96 1/4, UP 3 1/2 ON THE DAY. NOT FUELED FOR TODAY'S TEST THE STATE HAS AFfiRMATiVELY ACTED TO XEROX CLIMBED 7 7/8. POLAROID ADDED THE MAIN OBJECTIVE OF THE EXERCISE~ CHANGE ITS EXISTiNG LAWS fROM A SiT~A 3 5/8. DOUGLAS PACED A HIGHER AIR CALLED A SIMULTANEOUS LAUNCH DEMONS TiON W~EREiN THE DISCRiMiNATuON PRACTICE CRAFT SECTION WITH A GAIN Of 3 3/8. TRATION, WAS TO IRON OUT ~NY KiNKS T~T WERE LEGALLY RESTRICTED TO ONE WHEREiN PRICES WERE ALSO HiGHER ON THE AMER MIGHT OTHERWISE CROP UP ON L~UNCH DAY iT IS [NCOURAGED." ICAN EXCHANGE. VOLUME SLOWED TO 3,0~ AND STALL T~E START OF THE THREE-DAY IN A DiSSENTiNG OPINION~ JuSTICE MAR 000 SHARES fROM 3,500,000 SHARES YES MISSION. SHALL F. MCCOMB WROTE THAT THE COURT TERDAY. OF THE 897 ISSUES TRADED, 410 TODAY'S TEST WAS THE FIRS~ OF TWO HAS "EFFECTiVELY NULLIFiED THE WILL OF ADVANCED, 251 DECLINED AND 236 HELD THAT ENGINEERS NEED TO PASS TNIS WEEK THE PEOPLE FROM WHOM IT DERiVES ITS UNCHANGED. TO GET THE GO~A~EAD TO START FINAL POWE~.rr LAUNCH PREPARATIONS A DAY-LONG SER!5 HE SAID PROPOSiTiON 14 IS "A RES1ATE~ ROSWELL, N.M. (UPI)--EIGHTH GRADE Of SiMULATED FLIGHT WORKOUTS IS ON MENT OF A FUNDAMENTAL PRiNC~PLE THAT STUDENTS AT ROSWELL JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL TAP TOMORROW. ALL PROPERTY OWNERS HAVE A RIGHT TO HAVE BURIED A TIME CAPSULE TO BE OPEN~ TiMING is CRiTiCAL IN THE COUNTDOWNS ENJOY OR DISPOSE OF THEIR PROPERTY iN ED IN THE YEAR 2000. IT CONTAINS JAM~ Of THE ATLAS-AGENA AND THE TITAN-2. ANY LAWfUL MANNER, IN THEIR ABSOLUTE BOND NOVELS~ A BATMAN COMIC BOOK AND GEMINI MUST BE LAUNCHED WITHIN A SiX DISCRETiON." PICTURES AND RECORDINGS OF THE BEATLE~ M!NUTE 15 SECOND PE~!OD AFTER THE IN ANOTHER DISSENTiNG OPiNiON, JUSTICE AGENA BL~STOFF TO ENABLE STAfFORD AND THOMAS P. WHiTE SAID THAT NOTHiNG IN BEDFORD, ENGLAND (UPI)-=BANK CLERK CERNAN TO RENDEZVOUS WiTH THEIR ORBiT- THE FEDERAL CONSTITUTiON GIVES A CITIZEN RONALD OLD, 35~ BEGAN A THREE YEAR SEN- ING TARGET iN THE RECO~D TiME OF fOUR THE RIGHT TO ACQUiRE PROPERTY FROM AN TENCE TODAY FOR HAVING TRIED TO ROB A~ HOuRS. OTHER WHO DOES NOT WISH TO SELL !T, EVEN OTHER BANK WHILE DRESSED UP AS A CLER- IF THE REFUSAL is BASED ON RACE OR RELI- • FEATURE page ** ~4n Exclusive Interview Iran's Queen Farall'-" Seen at Close Range By JANNY BROWN reachable thrune and tht, gleat mass down belo\\ the commun Central Press AssociatIOn people C01 re~polldent I hope tl.lto 1 j \ t1 l 1" ,IL TEHRAN Iran - A former Will leaI'll to to[bLt th i elL commoner who achieved nobil mOl1les they wei L a I L.1::-. 1 Ihned Ity on a level above that of to and accept molt bunpl!( Ity most contemporary royalty - the democratic qULLn l3ald \ .I>i the dictIOnary defmes noblhty full} I d like to b ... ablL Jl1~t as greatness m mmd and char to go out and I>hop \\; It 1 out clll y acter-, Queen Farah of Iran fus'> there are '>0 llldll Y /l,,\\ IS not one of those complex thmgs m the 'hulJl> j W,LL THE pARTY WHO LOANED A GREY VEST TO THE LITTLE THEATER GROUP FOR THE RED DOG SALOON PARTY PLEASE CALL BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND LADIES' 653 HANDBAGS F ROM THE PH I L ! PP I NES I ROOMY ABACA BAGS WITH BRIGHT EM BROIDERY AND COLORFUL ABATEX SHOPPING BAGS TO 00 DOUBLE DUTY ON SUNDAY'S SCUBA DIVE - I BLACK AS A BEACH TOTE, CARRY-ALL OR MASK AND SNORKEL CALL G GUNTHER "YOU NAME IT" PRETTY, PRACTI- AT 2306 CAL AND INEXPENSIVE, MACY'S SUG GESTS THESE AS A FIRST-RATE GIFT THE GLOBAL WIVES DECORATING COMMIT ITEM TO SEND HOME (BUT PLEASE TEE IS MISSING SOME DECORATIONS FROM KEEP AT LEAST ~ FOR YOURSELF') LAST SATURDAY NIGHT'S DANCE INCLUDING A SMALL STUFFED TROPICAL BIRO AND ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS THESE ARTICLES AUS~IES CHARGE LARCENY ARE PERSONAL PROPERTY AND IT WOULD IN VIET NAM ALLIANCE BE APPRECIATED IF THEY WOULD BE RE CANBERRA (UPI)--OPPOSITION LEADERS TURMED TO THE CASHIER'S DESK AT THE CHARGED TODAY THE GOVERNMENT WAS YOKWE YUK CLUB GAMBLING ON AN INCREASE IN U 5 TRADE AND INVESTMENT BY SENDING Aus TRALIAN TROOPS TO VIET NAM TO FIGHT ALONGSIDE AMERICANS KENTRON HAWAII, LTD - CLERK-STENO "IT IS A WICKED WAR, A SENSELESS GRApHER - FULL-TIME POSITION - 5-DAY WAR, A LUNATIC WAR," ARTHUR CALWELL, WEEK INQUIRE AT KTS RANGE OPERA- LABOR PARTY LEADER, CHARGED IN THE TIONS BLDG OR CALL 596 OR 2135 HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES "THE ROMNEY URGES CAUTION SOONER THE UNITED STATES, OURSELVES CLERK-TYPIST URGENTLY NEEDED BY LATE FRO~T KILL~ CROP~ ON ~AFETY ~TANDARD~ AND THE REST OF OUR ALLIES GET OUT JUNE I CALL MRS SWANSON, 2187 OR ST JOSEPH, MICH (UPI)--A BITTER MAY OF IT WITH DIGNITY AND HONOR, THE APPLY AT CORPS OF ENGINEERS OFFICE, WASHINGTON (UPI)--Gov GEORGE ROM COLO WAVE TODAY DEALT A MULTI-MILLION BETTER " BLDG T-401 DEADLINE FOR APPLICA NEV OF MICHIGAN, A FORMER AMERICAN DOLLAR BLOW TO FRUIT AND VEGETABLE CROPS CALWELL SAID THE GOVERNMENT TWO TIONS IS MAY 16 MOTORS CORP PRESIDENT, URGED A GO IN THE GREAT LAKES REGION AND TOPPLED YEARS AGO HAD LESS THAN 100 ADVISERS SLOW APPROACH TODAY TO FEDERAL AUTO LOW-TEMPERATURE RECORDS FROM THE GREAT IN VIET NAM "WE ARE NOW COMMITTED SAFETY STANDARDS, WITH GREATER RE PLAINS TO THE NORTH ATLANTIC STATES DETROIT (UPI)--POLICE WERE SKEP TO 4,500 MEN AND BY NEXT YEAR, TH~ TICAL TODAY WHEN A VOICE ON THE pHONE LIANCE ON STATE AND INDUSTRY EFFORTS A FREEZE AND KILLING FROST SPREAD AC FIGURE COULD BE AT LEAST 10,000," HE SAID, "OFFICER, I GOT A TIGER UNDER Too HASTY FEDE~AL ACTION, HE WARNED ROSS THE MIDDLE WEST AND EAST, KILLING DECLAREO THE HOUSE CeMMERcE COMMITTEE, COULO MY HOOD " OR DAMAGING TENDER CROPS AS FAR SOUTH AS THE OPPOSITION SPOKESMAN SAID Aus DISCOURAGE EXISTING SAFETY PROGRAMS, A PATROL CAR WAS DISpATCHED TO THE KENTUCKY AND WEST VIRGINIA THE COLD TRALIA STEPPED UP ITS TROOP COMMIT INVITE "ANOTHER MASSIVE EXpANSION OF FRONT DIPPED ALL THE WAY INTO NORTHERN SCENE AND fOUND A 45-POUND OCELOT MENTS IN 1963 AFTER DEFENSE MINISTER DESTRUCTIVE FEDERAL DOMINATION," AND FLORIDA SNUGGLED UP ON THE MANifOLD OF BRUCE ALLEN FAIRHALL ISSUED THE "GOOD NEWS" ENDANGER THE ECONOMY THROUGH REDUCED CRANDALL'S CAR THE CROP LOSS WAS ESTIMATED AT $10 MIL OF A GREAT SHARE FOR THIS COUNTRY IN THE ANIMAL'S OWNER SAID THE OCELOT CAR SALES BROUGHT ON BY "CONSUMER LION OR MORE IN SOUTHWESTERN MICHIGAN, U S. DEFENSE CONTRACTS HAD BEEN MISSING SINCE MARCH 30 UNCERTAINTY" WHERE THE MERCURY SLIpPED TO AN UNOFFI FAIRHALL ANSWERED IN STORMY DEBATE "ANYTIME PEOPLE DECIDE NOT TO BUY CIAL LOW OF 15 DEGREES THE OHIO AGRICUL CALWELL'S CHARGES SHOULD BE TREATED HAPPINESS IS IN THE TASTE, AND NOT CA~S, THIS COUNTRY IS IN ECONOMIC TURAL RESEA~CH AND DEVELePMENT CENTER WITH "CONTEMPT" HE SAID THE DEfENSE IN THE THINGS THEMSELVES, WE ARE HAP TROUBLE," SAID THE REPUBLICAN GOVEI': SAID TWO SUCCESSIVE NIGHTS OF FREEZING CONTRACT DISCUSSIONS TOOK PLACE LONG NOR, WHOSE STATE DERIVES ONE-SIXTH WEATHER MAY HAVE KNOCKED OUT THE ENTIRE py FROM POSSESSING WHAT WE LIKE, NOT BEF.RE AUSTRALIAN TROOPS WE~E ORDER OF ITS TOTAL PERSONAL INCOME, ABOUT COMMERCIAL FRUIT CROP OF NORTHERN OHIO f~OM POSSESSING WHAT OTHERS LIKE ED INTO SOUTH VIET NAM LA ROCHEFOUCAULD $4 BILLION A YEAR, DIRECTLY FROM THE AUTOMOT VE INDUSTRY SUPPORT THE BARGA R' tems from neE;lected child 37 36 '39 40 - and Toronto are two of the ranged a meetll1g betl\Cel III I 11\ n)~ u"ed \\h