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eapons an CAPE TOWN I} __ DR. DENTON COOLEY or THIS lI.S. MARINE TEXAS, SAID HE SPENT '5 MINUTES Located on AT CON 1HIII:N, PHILIP BLAISERG YESTII:ROAY AND SAIGON (UPI J-- 6.1..1..1(0 TROOPS OHltOV[R[O SOUTH V I [T NAM, "VII:RY PLEASED AND !!URPRISEO" AT THE OUTSKIRTS A~O FOUND AN [VEN LARGER AMMUNITION NEAR THE NO~THERN CITY or WEARS IIUNGLASSE~ CONDITION OF THE WORLD'!! LONGEST LIVING Hur, U <; MILITARY SPOKESMEN R[PORTEO TODAY AND A TOWEL AS HEART TRANSPLANT PATI~T. IN SAIGON, POLICE WENT ON ALERT .... H[N INTELLIGENCE REPORTS INDICATED COMMUNIST PROTECTION f'ROM COOLII:Y TOLD IN AN EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW TERROR SQUADS WER[ SET TO GO INTO ACTION AT NOON THEY SEARCHEO MOTORBIKES AND CAM THAT HIS MEETING WITH BLAIBERG REMOVED CARRYING TWO PERSONS IN SPOT CHECKS ON THE STREETS IN THE CAPITAL ON HIS "SEVERAL rEARS AND PREMONITIONS I HAD THE ALERT, I..II'T[O LATtR IN THe DAY, CAME: AS U.S. DEFENSE: SECRETARY CLARK CLlf"FORD RECEIVED INTE:NS[ 8RIEr .... GS ON THE WAR [FrORT FROM SUHOR U.S. Orrl(1 A DOZEN ~EART TRANS I JiClUD I NGo AHe,t,SSAOOR £LLSWORTH 6UNKIEI'I "NO AM[RI CAN loll L I TARY COMMANDERS I N VIET SUI'Io.EO"'S F"ROM AROUND THE WORLD N•• IN CAPE TOWN rOR A SYMPOSIUM REPORTS FROM THE MEKONG DtLTA SAID A BY PIONEER TRAN8PLANT SURGEON FORCE or 900 SOUTH V!£TNAM£S£ TROOPS De Gaulle Leads Tra IAAN BARNARD. TODAY CONTINUED HESITANTLY MOVING OOWN SAID AS FAR AS HE KNEW, HE WAS THE SLOPES 01" NUl Co To, WHICH LOWLANO Hours After Student Riots Halted ONLY ONE OF THE VISITING DOCTORS VltTNAMESE CALL "SUPERSTITION MOUNTAIN HAS SEEN BLAIBERG, HOSPITALIZED F"OR AMERICAN AND OTHER ALLIED rORCES ARE PARIS (UPI )--PRESIDENT CHARLES DE GAULLE RODE MA"'ESTICALLY DOWN THE CHAMPS VITM LUNG AND LI~ER PROBLE~5. PROBING HIE rOOTHILLS or T'tE 2,000 rOOT ELYSEES IN AN OPEN CAR YESTERDAY, LEAOING THE TRADITIONAL BASTILLE DAY PARADE DR, BLA'BERG BEST WISHES F"R014 MOUNTAIN, WHICH CONTAINS HUNDREDS or HOURS ArTER A STUDENT RIOT AT THE PLACE WHERE FRENCHMEN REBELLED A~IHST AUTH PAT/ENTS. You WILL, Of' COURSE, OENSELY rOLIATED CAVES CONCEALING A ORITY 179 YEARS AGO IlE HIS PROGRESS MEANS EVERYTHING COMMUNIST rO~CE Or UNKNOWN SIZE. THE 77-YEAR-OLD GENERAL WAS APPAR~NTLY oaLIVIOUS TO EITHER THE AIOT LATE TH(M," COOLEY SAID. FREELANCE CORRESPONDENT DOUG WARREN SATUROAY NIGHT AT THE PLACII: DE BASTILLE OR THE OOWNPOUR THAT DRENCHED HIS UNI- '''WHILE I CAN'T SAY WHETHER I THINK TOLD UPI TODAY ONLY TWO MORE COMMUNISTS rORM AS HE ARRIVED AT THE REVIEWING STAND. HE WI LL MAKE A QUICK RECOVERING, I no. .. WERE KNOWN DEAD IN THE riGHTING, BRING TANKS RUMBLED ALONG THE BROAD AVENUE IN THE ANNUAL DISPLAY Of' tRENCH MILITARY HIS PROGRESS SINCE RECEIVING ANTI LYMPH ING THE COMMUNIST DEATH TOLL TO 16 POWER NG OF THE OLD BASTILLE PRISON, OCYTI C S~RU14 IS GOOD INDEED," HE ADDED. THERE HAVE BEEN NO FATALITIES AMONG THE THE FIGHTING ALLIED FO~CES, WHICH INCLUDE 350 ANERI URDAY CANS EARLY ¥ESTERDAY Clifford Busy Meeting With THE QUESTION CONCERNING ALLIEO COMMAM THE f'1 RST OUY- DERS IS WHEN THE VIETNAMESE TROOPS WILL BREAK OF VIOLENCE START MOVING DOWN FROM THE PE"K. THE SINCE JUNE 16 WHEN Military and Civilian Officials ALLIES HAVE 8EEN TAKING INTENse MACHiNE- POLICE OUSTED RE- SAIGON (uPI )--U. 5, DEFENSE SECRETARY CLARK CLltrORO TODAY RECEIVED A GENERAL GUN FIRE FROM THE MOUNTAIN BELLIOUS STUOENTS REVIEW OF" TH( VIET NAM SITUATION rROM U. S. AMBASSADOR ELLSWORTH BUNKER, THEN NAVY PILOTS "WALKED" BOMas ACROSS A A WHO HAD OCCUPIED PLUNGED INTO HOURS-LONG MEETINGS WITH TOP AMERICAN MILITARY ANO CIVILIAN OFFI_ RAILROAD BYPASS SRIDGE 22 MILES NORTH THE SORBONHE TO CIALS. NORTHWEST or VINH ANO OTHER NAVY AIRMEN START TH[ 1968 CLIFTORD ARRIVED LAST NIGHT ON THE FIRST VISIT ~E HAS MADE TO VIET NAM SINCE TRIGGERED t~FLOSIONS AT A SUPPLY BASE YOLUTION BECOMlNG DEf'ENS[ SECRETARY, HE WAS ACCOMPANIED FROM \JAMINGTON BY W:N. EARLE AT UAST 12 22 MILES SOUT~ OF T~E SAME COASTAL CITY G. ~~LII:R, 'HAIRMAN OF THE JOINT CHIEFS OF STAFf' AND GOVERNMENT OrrielALS 11'1- WHICK ~ENT SMOKE RISING 15,000 rll:ET SONS WtR[ I N"'UREO CLI1'l' Ne Ass' T SECRETARY OF STATE, WILlIAM 8.uNDY, AND ARRESTED 203 THE DErENSE SECRETARY SPENT THE ONLY HOURS AFTER SA)GON RESIDENCE AND Soviet Withdrawal DE GAULLE'S NEW 8EGAN THE OAY TO- GOVERNMENT SAIO Korean OHicials Meet DAY WITH WHAT WOULD MAINTAIN SPOKESMEN CALLED Never Happened "COMPLETE ORDER A G[NERAL REVI [W PRAGU[ (UPI ) __SOVIET TROOPS HAVE: THC STR I FE RE Sec. of or TtllI: II I ET NAM STOPPED WITHDRAWING rROM CzeCHOSLOVAKIA, rLECTED AN ATHOS POLIT.CAL AND ~ELfA8L~ SOURCES SAIO TOOAY. PKER[ OF UNREST WASH'NGTON (up, }_-KORtA'~ MINISTII:R MILITARY PICTURE. OJcnCIALS REFUSED TO COMMENT AND A AND UNHAPPINII:SS Of' COMME"CtS WAS EXPII:CTED TO LOOQE HIS HE HAS HIS 1"1 GOVERNMENT COMMUNIQUE ON TKE WITHDRAWAL WITH TH[ GAULLIST COUNTRY'S CONCERN ABOUT ~OTECTIONI5T 1000ETING WITH SCHEDULEO FOR THE EARLY ArTER NOON WAS GOVERNMENT 8Y LEGISLATION AS TOP LEVEL II:CDNOMIC NOT I aSUED. THOUSANDS 01" STU TALKS SETWEEN THE TWO COUNTRIES OPENED VIET NAM's """-1 ME~T LEADERS THE SOURCES SAID THERE HAD StEN NO DENTS AND WORKERS. HERII: MONDAY MORROW WHEN HE TROOP CROSSINo.S AT EITHER THE POLISH OR ARSONISTS PUT CHUN~ YUN MIM AND OTHE" KOREAN OFrl CALLS ON PRES I CZECH SORDER SINCE THE PULLOUT BECAN THE TORCH TO THE CIALS MII:T MONDAY WITH C.R, SIIUTH U.S. NGUYEN VAN THIEU SATURDAY, THEIR REPORT WAS CONFIRHEO REVIEWING STAND SECRETARY OF" COMMERCE AT THE eOMME"CE AT THE P~ESIDEN BY WIT~ESSES AT THE CINOVEC-ZINNWALD rOR TkE LOCAL 8AS DEPAJITMENT. FRANCf'S N~W P r ~ mI. r TIAL PALACE, CROSSING INTO EAST GERKANY, WHO SAID TILLE OAY PARAOE THE TAL~S WILL CONCLUDE WEDNESDAY Maurl~e C(lllVe c1~ MU1;Vllle CLIFFORD WAS ONL Y THREE SOVI ET JEEPS HAD CROSSED IN IN BEAN CON talk, tQ r~porters ,n Paris WHEN A JOINT COMMUNIQUE IS EXPECTED. TO VII1'NAM-Defense Sec. EXPECTED TO DIS THE PR[VIOUS 48 HOURS THE SUB~[CTS ARE EXPECTEO TO TOUCH ONL Y HEAVY RAI 1'1 retary Clark ClifiQrd CUSS AT THAT TIME IN PRAGUE, RESID[NTS WENT ASOUT THEIR MARRED THE PARAOE IN PARIS, ANO AtOES ON THE ECONOMIC SITUATION IN THE TWO ANNOUNCED U. S. It-HENTION TO EQUIP OAILY SUSINESS BUT MANY EXPRESSED CON SAID DE GAULLE INSISTED ON RIOING IN COUNTRIES, GROWTH IN COMMERCE BETWEEN SOUTH VIETNAM!5E GROUNO FORCES WITH CERN OVER THE FAILURE OF THE GOVERNMENT THE OP[N CAR DESPITE THE TORRENT. HE THE TWO NATIONS, U. S. PRIVATE INVEST 1-116 RIFLE. RAOtO TO MENTION THE TROOPS IN THE NOON SAT IN THE REVIEWING STANO WITH COUVE M[NT IN KORtA AND COOPERl.TIO~ SETWEEN 'rFORD ALSO MET WITH AID[S C~ARLES NEWSCAST, "No NEWS IS BAD NEWS." A AND THE NEW CABINET MEMBERS, TH[ U. S. BUREAU OF" STANDARDS AND THE RESTAURANT WAITER SAID KOREAN NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH AND EDVARO NICKEL FOR A REVIEW ALTkOUGH OFFICIALS REFUSEO TO COMM[NT 'NSTITUTE, VI[TNAMESE ECONOMICS AND WAS THE CZECH PRESS SAID THE SOVIII:TS AND Tea Breaks, Diplomacy THE U. S. DEPARTMENT OF COMME~CE THE PSYCHOLOGICAL WARrARE THEIR ALLIES WERE PLANNING "MEASURES WEEKLY MAGAZINE DATED TODAY DESCRIBED ACAINST CUCHOSLOVAKIA" AT TilE WARSAW KOR[A AS LIKELY TO SURPASS THE $1 BIL MEETINGS WERE PRIVATE, U, SUMMIT MeETING NOW UNDERWAY Important at Talks LION LEVEL AS AN IMPORT MARKET THIS SAID. THE PRESS, f'REED rROM CENSORSHIP BY PARIS (UPI )--TEA BREAKS AND INFORMAL YEAR. THE REFORN REGIME, HAD EARLIER BRANDED OIPLOMACV APPEARED YESTERDAY TO BE THE MAGAZ I NE, I NTERNATI ONAL COMMERCE, SOVIET PRESSURE AS A "WAR Or NERVES" INo. AN INCREASINGLY IMPORTANT ROLE IN PUBLI SH[D A WORLD TRADE OUTLOOK ISSUE Rocky Confident He'll rEELING ACAINST THE SOVIETS WAS OBVIOUS PEACE-PROBING TALKS 8ETWEEN THE UNITED IN WHICH IT SAID THAT THE KOREAN LY INCREASINC IN PRAGUE. WALLS WERE STATES ANO NORTH V,ET NAM, M[NT HOPED TO UPGJlADE THE OUTPUT PAINTED WITH "Go HOME, SOVIETS" DURING LOCAL MACHINE TOLLS AHD rOUNORY """,' Win GOP Nomination THE NIGHT ______UNITED STATES AMSASSADOR W, AVER[LL HA~RIMAN PUaLICLY SAID SATURDAY THAT BY INFlUXES OF NEW CAPITAL AND TECHNO UPI--Gov. NElSON A, ROCKII:FELLER SAYS CONVERSATIONS ON "IMPORTANT PROBLEMS" LOGY, SHOULD WIN THE REPUBLICAN PRESIDEN Russill..lJS Missile Parify ARE TAKING PLACE DURING THE 30-MINUTE NOMINATION ON THE FOURTH OR rirTH INrORMAL BREAK IN HIS W[EKLY TALKS WITH Nilon C'aims I",,,,. Base for Any Moratorium ~ORTH VIETNAMESE MINISTER OF STATE TOP LIEUTENANT Of' HIS CHIEf' OPPON_ XUAN THUY, Trare' Tax Unfair RICHARD M, NIXON, sns ON THE LONDO'" (UPI )~_RusslA WANTS .... lsSILe SO FAR TKE HANOI DELEGATION HAS R[- HAND THAT THt rORMER VICE PRESI_ PARITY WITH THe UNITED STATES TO rORM FUSED TO ADMIT THAT THE TEA BR[AK TIME 10 Americans an" 'nflusf" WILL VIN O,N AN "EARLY" BALLOT, THC BASIS FOR ANY ~ORATORIUM ON DEFEN IS TAUN UP WITM ANYTHING MORE IMPOR- ITH THE "CONI) BALLOT TItE TARGET, sIve AND orFENSIYE ROCKETS, DIPLOMATIC TArH TtlAN SMALL TALK ABOuT THE WEATHER NEW YORK (Up, )-_RICHARO M. NIXON YES- BOT ... SlOtS AGR[EO THAT NIXON, O[SPITE SOURCES SAID TODAY .,__ , ••," •• ,'_, IS APPAIIENTLY OVERWHELMING ',AD CUR_ THE UNITED STATES HAS A CONSIDERABLE ... , ...... URGED CONGIIESS TO R[JECT PRESI- .. ANOTHER POSSIBILITY rOR INrORMAL I::::,:"~'::':::' Y, IS NOT LIKELY TO GET A 'IRST- LEAD OVER RuSSIA IN ROCKETS AT PRESENT, LOMACY DEVELOPED WHEN PRESiDENT OE REQU[ST rOR A 30 PERCENT VICTORY. ON AMERICAN TOURISTS EVtN THOUGH Moscow HAS LATELY NARROWEO GAULLE GAVE HIS ANNUAL DIPLOMATIC SAID ON A TELEVisiON 11'1- THE GAP TAX IS UNFAIR, UNWISE AND YESTERDAY HE aELIE"- THE "'_ TION FOLLOWINil THE BASTILLE DAT PARAOE " NIXON SAID IN A STATEMENT RE- ... SOVltT PREMIER ALEXEI KOSYGIN HAS USUALLY THE INVITATION LIST TO THE WOULD GO "TO ASOUT F"DUR BALLOTS, OFrER[D TO NEGOTIATE LIMITATIO"'S ON RECEPTION IS LIMITED TO DIPLOMATS BY HI~ PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN F"IVE, WITH NOBODY GII:TTING THE ANTI-MISSILE DEFENSrs ANI) OFF[Io/S/ V[ iT WOULD IMPOSE A HEAVY PLURALITY ON THE FIRST BUT ACCREDITED DIRECTLY TO f RANCE, eUT SEY- ON THOUSANDS OF AItERICANS ROCKETS WITH THE UNITED STATU. A DATE AND PLACE FOR THESE TALKS IS NOW B[ING ERAL OTHER SAMBASSAD~RS IHCLUDINRG U, S, INCOME, SCHOOL TEACHERS AND •• ,',',••••• , ••',' •••• ,',•• ,A'T' '0'- • MSASSADOR ARGENT ,HRIVER AND USSIAN , ~ ARRANGED. AMBASSADOR VALERIAN ZORINE HAD LENGTHY II,,";;;;·;:·;:'~:'::;'~:,~:,:,EO TRIPTHEIR TO DOLLARSEU"OPE. FOR TO 80TH " Gov. REAGAN AND MY- BUT T~E RUSSIANS HAVE KEPT OF"rIC'AL PRIVATE TALKS WITH PRESIDENT DE GAULLE HE SAID. ON THt THIRD THERE'S SILENCE SO FAR ON TERMS FOR SUCH AN THERE W.S NO INDICATION ABOUT TKE THE TAX WOULD BE AN ION IN ALL DIR'~TION' AND ON THE ARRANGEMENT __ TERMS WHICH PRESIDENT f TRAVEL INOUSTRY, 'T IS MOT IT STARTS NOV'" '-A'•• ,_" JOKNSON HAS eEEN URGING THEM SINce LAST SUB"'ECT OF" THEI" TALKS AND TH[ AENCH TOURISTS BUT THE AMERICAN GOV- "T"""'" "',., ",', T"' ' •• "A- YEAR YO O[FINE. PRESIDENT HAS CARErULLT AVOID[O ANY- THAT IS RESPONSIBL[ FOA OUR :,~~'~::::~::,: - THING WItIeH MICHT BE INT[RPA[TED AS PROBL£to4S, As 1"0" TH[ AM[RICAH HE SAID, WILL Bl THf Rtl"UnlUN NEGOTIATIONS W[R[ EXPECTED TO EXTEND 'HTUFUENCE IN THII: "OFFICIAL CONYERSA- ITS TAOUILU ARE NOT TH[ RnuLT DtSlRt TO WIN TNt tLEeTlOJ(. OVER A LONG TIME, ~ROBA8LY SEVERAL TlONS" ON THl VIET NAM WAR, IT WOULD AII.E'iIICAN TOURISTS ARE SPENDINO tME, MIIlON'e CDMVENTION 'LOOft Y[ARS--87 "'H'CH TIMt THE KREMLIII A~~AR_ NOT BE SURI"IISINO, HOWEV[R, IF TH[ ~.::,,~;:~,::,::; A RII:I". ROG£" MORTOM, (Rll".~O.), [~TLY [~~[CTS TO HAVE CLOSED THE ROCKET BUT or WHAT THIS OMINleTRATION IN' UPI '.T""'u T.AT NI.o. AP- RY GAl', oIHT WAS BltOACHEO QUIETLY IN WASHINilTON " .. A THIRD OPPORTUNITY AOMINISTRATION'S TAX PROPOSAL TO HAVl MOlill TNA .. 700 IDlllOATl~ TH[ UNI TEO STAT[$, HOVEV[R, IS ~OT TACT A"OSE DURING THE TO THE SI"ENOINO AeftOAO or LOCKID UI". MOIIITO", ItVW(YEIII, f'IIIOM ,.EDICTINO A 'I •• T-....LLOT WIM. I' PAGE 2 HOURGLASS MONDAY JULY 15, 1968 Abernathy Has Poor People First Soviet-US Flight Serum May Prevent Moscow {UPI)--A GIANT JETLINER TOOK OFr Moving in Symbolic Protest TODAY TO MAKE HISTORytS FIRST COMMERCIAL Antibodies Against RH Factor WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE REV RALPH DAVID FLIGHT BETWEEN THE SOVIET UNION AND THE MUSKEGON, MICHIGAN (UPI}--AN RH-NEGATIVE ABERNATHY GOT THE POOR PEOPLE'S CAMPAIGN UN !TEO STATES MOTHER MADE MEDICAL HISTORY TODAY WHEN SHE MOVI~G AGAIN YESTERDAY WITH A SYMBOLIC THE SOVIET IL-62 Of THE STATE AIRLINE RECEIVED A SERUM TO PREVENT A BLOOD IN PROTEST AT C"PITOL HIl.L AND A PLEOGE TO AEROFLOT LEFT Moscow's AIRPORT AT 11:25 AM COMPATIBILITy THAT KILLS 10,000 BABIES A CARRY THE CAMPAIGN TO THE REPUBLICAN AND WITH ABOUT 100 PASSENGERS, INCLUDING YEAR, MERCY HOSPITAL AUTHORITIES SAID DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTIONS NEXT MONTH SOVIET OF;ICIALS, JOURNALISTS AND A NUMBER THE WOMAN, WHOSE NAME WAS WITHHELD AND ABERNATHY, RELEASEO fROM ~AIL SATURDAY Of PAYING PASSENGERS WHOSE HUSBAND HAS RH-POSITIVE BLOOD, GAVE AfTER S[RVING A 20-0 ... v TERM fOR A JUNE 24 THE AIRLINER WILL PASS A PAN AMERICAN BIRTH TO HER SECOND CHILD AT THE HOSPITAL. DEMONSTRATION ON THE CAPITOL GROUNDS, LED WORLD AIRWAYS JETLINER OPENING THE NEW DR. RALPH V. AUGUST SAID THE BABy'S BLOOD ABOUT 400 D(MQNSTRATORS IN A fRESH PROTEST FLIGHT ROUTE IN THE OPPOSITE DIRECTION, TESTS INDICATED THE COUPLE'S FUTURE CHILD TO CAPITOL HILL THEY AVOIDED ARRtST BY fROM NEW YORK TO Moscow THE PAN AM REN MIGHT BE BORN WITH ERYTHROBLASTOSIS, STAY 1 jG Off THE FEDERAL PROPERTY AS THEY FLIGHT IS SCHEDULEO TO REACH Moscow AT A CONDITION CAUSED WHEN ANTIBODIES FROM MARCHED o.er AROU~D THE CAPITOL 1 :50 AM TOMORROW MORN I NG. THE MOTHER ARE TRANSfERRED TO THE BABY THE POOR PEOPLE'S CAMPAIGN HAS GENERALLY THE SOVIET FLIGHT ACTUALLY IS AN EXTEN DURING PREGNANCY, CAUSING THE BABY'S RED LANGuiSHED SINCE A8ERNATHY'S ARREST WITH SION 0; THE EXISTING ROUTE BETWEEN Moscow BLOOD CELLS TO BE DESTROYED RESURR[CTIO~ CITY SHUT DOWN, THE PRESIDENT AND MONTREAL THE HOSPITAL SAIO THE WOMAN WAS ADMINIS OF THE SOUTHERN CHRISTIAN LEADERSHIP CON IT! RETURN fLIGHT WILL lEAVE NEW YORK TERED A NEW SERUM WHICH IS SUPPOSED TO PRE ~ERENCE HOPED TO SPARK NEW LI~E INTO THE TOMORROW AND EACH AIRLINE WILL OPERATE VENT HER FROM DEVELOPING ANTIBODIES AGAINST CA PAIGN WITH HIS PRESENCE ONE FLIGHT A WEEK OVER THE ROUTE. THE RH-POSITIVE fACTOR MOST 0; THE DEMONSTRATORS YESTERDAY WERE Moscow's AIRPORT WAS DECORATED WITH THE SERUM, RHOGAM, WAS DEVELOPED BY THE MIDDLE-CLASS WHITES AND CLERGYMEN, AS WAS REO FLAGS TO MARK THE OPENING OF THE NEW ORTHO PHARMACEUTICAL CORP, OF RARITAN, THE CASE DURING SIMILAR MARCHES ON THE PAST SERVICE, BUT THERE WERE NO fORMAL CERE NEW JERSEY. AND HAS BErN APPROVED BY T~E J TWO SUNDAYS THE LATEST DEMONSTRATION MONIES. fOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION, BuT 'T HAS WAS THE ~I~TH MARCH AROUND THE CAPITOL IN A TH£ ;LIGHT ENOS 10 YEARS Of NEGOTIATIONS NOT YET BEEN RELEASED fOR GEN~RAL USE, THE PLA~NED SEVEN CIRCUITS TO SYMBOLIZE THE WHICH flUCTUATED WITH THE POLITICAL TEMP HOSPITAL SPOKESMAN SAID. A SINGLE DOSE OF SEVEN TIMES JOSH)A MARCHED AROUND JERICHO ERATURE IN SOVIET-AMERICAN RELATION·S THE DRUG WAS AIRMAILED AND ADMINISTERED TO BE~ORE THE CITY'S WAllS ~ELL. CAPITOL POLICE WERE ON HAND TO PREVENT ~::::~::::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::1THETHE MOTHER DANGER WITHIN TO UNBORN 72 HOURS CHILDREN A;TER DEVELOPSBIRTH ANY DEMONSTRATORS ;ROM MOVING ONTO THE CAP WHEN A CHILD INHERITS HIS fATHER'S RH ITOL GROUNDS SPECTATORS AND TOURISTS GEN t \ Lle\ \ POSITIVE BLOOD TYPE. THE BLOOD 0; THE ERALLY IGNORED THE MARCHERS, WHO BROKE UP fETUS MAY ENTER THE MOTHER'S BLOOD STREAM, INTO GROUPS O~ 2J TO 25 ~OR THE PEACEfUL CAUSING HER TO DEVELOP ANTIBODIES AGAINST DEMO~STRATION THE RH-POSITIVE rACTOR. THERE IS NO DAN SPEAKING TO THE DEMONSTRATORS AT THE GER TO THE WOMAN BUT THE ANTIBODIES MAY STAGING AREA AT EBENEZER METHODIST CHURCH, BE TRANsrERRED TO fuTURE UNBORN CHILDREN, ABERNATHY SAID THE POOR PEOPLE'S CAMPAIGN POSSIBLY RESULTING IN THE DEATH Of SUCH During the period CHILDREN ______WAS 'lOT OVER BY ANY MEANS ABERNATHY REAffiRMED HIS fAITH IN NON VIOLENCE AS HE TOLD THE DEMONSTRATORS, "I July 9 -25 Maq's St. Lawrence Seaway Opened KNOW THE ,WN-VIOlENCE IS THE ONLY WAY WE CA~ WIN IN THIS STRuGGLE 1 KNOW NON-VIO MONTREAL (UPI)--THE ST LAWRENCE SEAWAY LENCE IS THE ONLY WEAPON AVAILABLE TO op REOPENED TODAY ENDING A COSTLY STRIKE WHICH PRESSED PEOPLE " is closed, the TRAPPED NEARLY 100 SHIPS IN THE WATERWA~ THE REV ANDREW YOUNG, SCLC EXECUTIVE FOR 24 DAYS ' VICE PRESIDENT, CONCEDED THAT "THESE ARE SOME 1,300 SEAWAY WORKERS YESTERDAY RATI DI;~ICULT TIMES ;OR THE POOR PEOPLE'S CAM Community Center fiED A NEW CONTRACT REACHED AfTER TWO DAYS PAIGN" HE SAID THERE WERE TIMES IN THE Of INTENSIVE BARGAINING BETWEEN THE CANA PAST THREE WEEKS WHEN HE BECAME DISCOURAGED DIAN BROTHERHOOD 0' RAILWAY, TRANSPORT AND CON~USED, BUT HE ADDED, "THIS IS NOT is stockilllJ AND GENERAL WORKERS UNION AND THE CANADIAN GOING TO BE A TWO-DAY STRUGGLE" SEAWAY AUTHOR ITY. A BIG BLACK AND WHITE ORE AND GRAIN CAR Automobile Production Down RIER, THE QUEBECOIS, WAS THE FIRST VESSEL hanclse for TO INCH THROUGH THE 'LOOD-LIGHTED ST. LAM COLOGNE, GERMANY (UPI)--WORLD AUTOMOBILE • BERT LOCKS ~RE. THE 730-fOOT LAKE SHIP PRODUCTION SLUMPED lAST YEAR BUT JAPAN WENT yoar c:onvenle.,. UNDER THE COMMAND OF CAPT. JOHN GRATTON, AGAINST THE TREND ANO BOOSTED ITS OUTPUT CARRIED A CARGO OF IRON ORE BOUND fOR LAKE BY A TREMENDOUS 56 7 PER CENT OVER 1966 ERIE PORTS. WORLD PRODuCTION fELL BY 4.~ PER CENT COM THE QUEBECOIS WAS THE FIRST IN A LONG PARED TO THE PREVIOUS YEAR'S FIGURES, THE DRUGS NEIlS PAPERS LINE Of SHIP$ STRETCHING fROM MoNTREAL WEST GERMAN INDUSTRIAL INSTITUTE IN COLOGNE SUNDRIES STEREO RECORDS EAST TO A POINT BEYOND QUEBEC CITY WAITING SAID TODAY TOBAGGO STEREO TAPES fOR THE WALKOUT TO END. THE UNITED STATES WAS NOT SO FAR BEHIND FILM SPORT SHIRTS THE WALKOUT, ESTIMATED TO HAVE COST $15- WEST GERMANY, POSTING A PRODUCTION LOSS or MAGAZINES HI-fi EQUIPMENT MILLION, ADDITIONALLY IDLEO SOME 200 GREAT 13 9 PER CENT, THE INSTitUTE SAID PAPER BACK BOOKS O'lHEH SELECTED ITEMS LAKES SHIPS KEEPING ABOUT 5,000 SAILORS BRITISH FIGvRES WERE DOWN 32 PER C[NT AWAy fROM THEIR JOBS. WHILE FRANCE, WITH A 5 PER CENT DROP, WAS DETAILS or THE NEW THREE-YEAR CONTRACT HARDLY A~fECTED WERE NOT IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE. THERE AMONG THOSE JOINING JAPAN IN INCREASING WERE NO REPORTS, HOWEVER, THAT IT PROVIDED THEIR PASSENGER CAR OUTPUT WERE ITALY WITH Hours of operation A 19 PER CENT SALARY INCREASE OVER THE liFE 12 2 PER CENT AND CANADA WITH 2 4 PER CENT OF THE NEW CONTRACT. AMERICAN PRODuCTION LINES STILL ACCOUNTED WHEN THE WALKOUT STARTED JUNE 21, THE fOR THE LION'S SHARE Of THE WORLD MARKET MOt DAY , THURSDAY 10:30 - 1.00 WORKERS DEMANDED A 20 PER CENT INCREASE WITH 40 6 PER CENT IN 196( BUT THIS, TOO, 2:00 - 7:30 ABOVE AN AVERAGE SALARY Of $3 10 AN HOUR. WAS A DROP fROM THE 52 5 PER CENT HELD By THE AUTHORITY HAD OffERED 13 PER CENT OVER THE UNITED STATES IN 1960 tuESDAY, WEDNESDAY 10:30 - 1:00 A TWO-YEAR PERIOD. FRIDAY WEST GERMANY CONTINUED TO HOLD ITS SECOND 2:00 - 6:00 PLACE SHARE 0; THE WORLD MARKET IN 1967 WITH 12 6 PER CENT (1960--142) WHilE Cultural Exchange Continued FRANCE OVERTOOK BRITAIN IN THE LAST SEVEN- SATURDAY 09:30 - 1.00 WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE WHITE HOUSE AN YEAR PERIOO TO GRAB THIRD PLACE WITH 9 7 NOUNCED TODAY THE U.S.--SOVIET CULTURAL PER CENT (1960--92) SUNDAY 11:00 - 3:00 EXCHANGE PROGRAM HAS BEEN RENEWED THROUGH BRITAIN fillED fOURTH PLACE WITH 8 5 PER 1969. CENT (1960--106) AND ITALY REMAINED IN U.S. AMBASSADOR LLEWELLYN THOMPSON SIGNED fiFTH PLACE WITH 79 PER C[NT (1960--47). THE NEW AGREEMENT IN Moscow THIS MORNING, THE MOST REMARKABLE LONG-TERM JUMP WAS THE WHITE HOUSE SAID. AGAIN REGISTERED BY JAPAN WHICH HELD ONLY 1 3 PER CENT OF THE GLOBAL MARKET IN 1960 ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ rARUNDER HAVE THEINVOLVED PROGRAM THE THE PERFORMING EXCHANGES ARTS,THUS BUT ROcvETtD INTO SIXTH PLACE IN 1967 WITH CERTAIN EXHIBITS, SCHOLARS, SCIENTISTS, 7 5 PER CENT ~ CREATIVE ARTISTS, ATHLETES AND OTHERS. CANADA WAS THE SEVENTH AMONG THE WORLD'S LONDON {UPI}--MINI-SKIRTS ARE MORE THAN THE 'IRST SOVI[T-AMERICAN CULTURAL Ex PASSENGER CAR PRODUCERS IN 1967 WITH 3.9 JUST PROVOCATIVE, ACCORDING TO BRITISH RE CHANGE AGREEMENT WENT INTO EfrECT JAN. I, 'ER CE", (1960--26) VENUE AUTHORITIES--THEytRE TAX EVADERS IN 1958, fOR A TWO-YEAR PERIOD. THE AGREEMENT THE BARGAIN. NOW HAS BEEN RENEWED 'IVE TIMES, EACH TIME IN 'ACT, THEY ARE DEPRIVING HER MAJESTY'S rOR A TWO-YEAR PERIOD. ILKESTON, ENGLAND {UPI)--OFFICIALS AT LOCAL TREASURY OF THOUSANDS OF POUNDS EVERY YEAR THE LAST TWO RENEWALS, THAT rOR 1i66-67 HALLCRA'T SCHOOL ARE THINKING TW,CE ABOUT IN PURCHASE TAXES. AND THE ONE ANNOUNCED TODAY rOR 1~69, THE WISDOM Of A SCHOOL ;UND-RAIIING CONTEST A TAX OF'ICIAL EXPLAINED THIS WEEKEND HAVE BEEN DELAYED AND NOT ACCOMPLISHED WHICH OfrERED AS flRIT PRIZE A WEEKEND TRIP THAT PURCHASE TAXES ARE CHARGEO AT PRESENT UNTIL WELL INTO THE PERIOD WHICH THEY TO PARIS ONLY ON SKIRT' LONGER THAN 24 INCHES. ANY COVEREO. SCHOOL'S ouT rOR THE SUMMER, WHICH MEANS THING 'HORTER 'I CLASSI,IED A' CHILDREN'S WHOEVER WINI GETI TO TRAVEL TO PAilS rROM CLOTHINQ--HENCE NONTU;.aILE, BUT "SOMETHING HIS HOM[. L,KELY WINNE~S ARE AUSTRALIAN. WILL IE DONE lOON," O"ICIAL' SAY, HOURGlASS PAQt 3
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If the number's leu m.n 6 &dIS 3 The ruu\l 15 your key number Start at the uppel:' left hand cornel:' of the rectangle and cbeck e~er} one ol your kay number. left to right Then read tbe message the latt.... under th. cbecked ,.gures gIVe you b-:!i HO~GlASS PAGE Footba II Settle;;;m;;e;;;n~t:--I------::<;;;;;;;:::::--~-1 Ma;or League Baseball NEW VORK (UPI)--THE OWNERS AND PLAYERS O~ THE NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE YESTERDAY NEW YORK {UPI}--THt ST LOUIS CARDINALS, REACHED A PEACErUL SETTLEMENT or THEIR fRONT-RUNNERS IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE, MAI~ DISPUTE WHICH HAD THREATE~,D TO DISRUPT TAINEO THEIR COMMANDING LEAD BY WHIPPING THE ENTIRE 1968 SCHEDULE Los ANGELES 5-1 A GRAND-SLAM HOMERUN BY ARTHUR MODELL, PRESIDENT or THE NFL, AND BILLY W,LLI ...... S [NASLEO TH£ CHICAGO CUB! 10 JOHN GOROY, PRESIDENT OF THE LEAGUE'S HANO PITTSBURGH ITS NINTH STRAIGHT LOSS, PLAYER ASSOCIATION, MADE THE JOINT ANNOUNCE 6-2 ATLANTA'S HANK AARON BECAME THE NINTH MENT FOLLOWING A MEETING WHIC~ LAST rOUR MAJOR LEAGUE PLA rER TO REACH THE 500 MARl< HOURS AND 23 MINUTES IN HOMERUNS AS THE BRAVES DROPPED SAN fRAN UNDER THE AGREEMENT, THE CLUB O..,NERS CISCO 4-2 "'ILl CONTRIBUTE A TOTAL or $3-MILLION DUR RICHIE ALLAN HOMERED IN BOTH GAMES AS ING THE NEXT TWO YEARS rOR PENSION BE,NErITS PH/LAO[lPHIA S .... £Pf TH£ NEIll YORI< METS 5-3 ADMINISTRATIVE COST AND THE COST or A AND 9-2 HOUSTON TRIPPED CINCINNATI TWICE, JOINT STUDY TO BE CONDUCTED IN ANTICIPATION 5-4 IN 10 INNINGS AND 4-1 IN THE SECOND or A MERGER or NATIONAL AND AMERICAN FOOT- GAME, ASTRO ~ITCH[R DON WilSON TIED TWO BIG BALL LEAGUE PENSION PL,t,NS SY 1970 LEAGUE MARKS 8Y STRIKING out (IGHT MEN IN IN ADDITION, THE OWNERS AGR~EO TO CON KGA Meeting A ROW AND 18 DURING THE GAME TINUE TO GUARANTEE EXISTING INSURANCE THE REGULAR KGA MONTHLY MEETING WILL BE OVER IN THE AMERICAN LEAGUE THE fIRST- S(NErITS, INCLUDING AN INCREASE IN MAJOR HELD WEDNESDAY JULY 17 Ar 7:30 PM AT THE PLACE DETROIT BOWED TO CALIFORNIA AS 7-3 MEDICAL BENErlTS TO $50,000 FOR ALL ACTIVE GOLr COURSE CLUB HOUSE. PLEASE PLAN TO VIC OAVALILLO AND RICK REICHARDT HIT rlRST PLAYERS AND MEMBERS OF THEIR rAMILIES. ATTEND. THE TOPIC OF THE MEETING IS THE I NNI NG HOMERS FOR THE ANGELS AL LOPEZ MADE A JOINT COMMITTEE ALSO WAS CREATED TO ELECTION OP OFFICERS rOR THE FORTHCOMING YIS RETURN AS MANAGER OF THE CHICAGO WHITE ADMINISTER THE Pf::NSION Pl.AN AND ARRANGE TERM ArTER THE El.[CTION Of OF.ICERS Sox A SUCCEssrUL ONE AS THE PALE HORSE TOOK fOR A PENSION STUDY TO BE USED IN FIITURE THE 1964 BUICK OPEN WILL BE SHO"'N RE~ A PAIR rROM WASHINGTON, 7-2 AND 6-5 IN 10 NEGOTIATIONS rRESHMENTS WILL BE SERVED. INNINGS LUIS TIANT NOTCHED HIS 15TH WIN SETTLEMENT ALSO CAME IN TIME, APPARENTLY, or THE SEASON AND CLEVELANO ..,HIPPEO MINNE TO SAVE THE COLLEGE ALL-STAR GAME AT CHI SOTA 6- 3 CAGO AUGUST 2. VINCE LOMBARDI, GENERAL SLOW PITCH SOFTBALL EX-OAKLAND STAR KEN HARRELSON PACED BOSTON MANAGER OF THE WORLD CHAMPION GREEN BAY TO A WIN OVER TH( ATHL(TICS AND BALTI THE REO D[VILS OUTLASTED THE WECo NORTH 5-3 PACI<.ERS, HAS SAID IT WOULD TAKE HIS TEAM MORE WON ITS ',.TM STRAIGHT, DROPPING TH( ERNERS 12-11 YESTERDAY AT BRANDON tIELO. AT LEAST THREE ~EEKS TO PREPARE fOR THE THE RED DEVilS ENJOYED AN 8-0 LE~D BUT NEW YORK YANKEES 6-4 CONTEST. rOUND THEMSELVES ON THE SHORT END OF A 10-9 'CORE GOING INTO THE LAST INNING. THE DEVILS RESPONDED WITH THREE RUNS AND At>£RICAN LEAGUE SLOW PITCH SOfTBALL THEN HELD ON FOR THE WIN. SATOKI, KALILI W l PCT GB CHARLEY'S DAISIES OEFEATED WECo-MECK KANE AND GUILGUITEN HAD rou~ HITS EACH DE TRO I T 31 644 12-8 AT DALLY FIELD SATURDAY WECo JUMPED FOR THE REO DEVILS. MILAZZO AND GHOSTLY BAL T I MORE ~~ 560 orF TO A 7-0 LEAD AT THE END OF THE FIRST HAD THREE EACH FOR WECo. CLEVELAND 49 ~i 544 T..,O INNINGS or PLAY THE DAISIES BEGAN BOSTON 45 ~ CHOPPING WECo's lEAD IN THE THIRO INNING, M I t.JN(SOTA 41 ~~ ~~ 11 SCORING FOUR RUNS THEY SCORED TWO MORE CALifORNIA 41 45 477 14L IN THE FOURTH AND ANOTHER THREE IN THE OAKLAND 41 45 .477 14 FIFTH AND SIXTH INNINGS. WECo TALLIED CHICAGO 36 4) 4,4 18 THEIR EIGHTH RUN IN THE SEVENTH BRAME WASHINGTON 30 52 306 23t HAD A PERrECT DAY GOINQ FOUR FOR rOUR AT THE PLATE AND GOT SUPPORT FROM DEVENNY, NATIONAL LEAGUE WHO GOT THREE HITS INCLUDING A HOMER. Ku W l PCT GB SANO AND PARKER GOT TWO HITS FOR WECo ST lou I S 648 ONE OF KUSANO'S HITS WAS HIS HOME RUN IN ATLANTA 4t J~ 540 9i THE ~IRST INNING. PHILADELPHIA 44 40 524 SAN FRANCISCO 45 "12 KMR HAD A BIG rlFTH INNING SCORING SEVEN CINCINN"T' 42 ~J ~"8Il I" TIMES EN ROUTE TO THEIR 10-9 WIN OVER THE eH I CAGO 42 "7 .4)2 15! SANDBAGGERS THE SANDBAGGERS TIED THE NEW YORK "I 4) "66 16 GAME BY SCORING THREE TIMES IN THE SIXTH HAM IS PRESENTED THE PRESS P,TTSBURGH 40 46 465 16 AND ONCE IN THE SEVENTH. KMR GOT THEIR BY COL. MILLAR AS HE SHAKES Los ANGELES 40 48 461 I§ WINNING RUN WHEN BILL lYGHT DRILLED A MORENCY OF THE PRESS GROUP. HOUSTON 38 51 42) I%- SASES-LOADEO SINGLE INTO RIGHT rlELD TO THE KWAJALEIN SAil RACING ASSOCIATION SCORE BURCHETT. LYGHT ALSO HAD A ROUND WAS DFrlCIALLY LAUNCHED AT A MEETING or TRIP-PER IN THE FIFTH. MONAHAN AND VERDUZCO SAILING ENTHUSIASTS ON MONDAY EVeNING JUI.Y NEW YORK (UPI)--YESTERDAY'S RESULTS ARE: lEO THE SANOBAGGERS WITH THREE HITS EACH 8 IN THE TEEN CLUB. THE PURPOSE OF THE AMER I CAN lEAGUE WITH VERDUZCO HITTING A HOMER ASSOCIATION IS TO PROMOTE, ORGANIZE AND CLEVELAND 6 MINNESOTA 3 RUN SAILING RACES IN CO-OPERATION WITH CALIFORNIA 7 DETROIT 3 WHAT LOOKED LIKE A PITCHERS BATTLE BE SPECIAL SERVICES, THE EXISTING YACHT CLUBS BOSTON 5 OAKLAND 3 TWEEN WECo-MECK AND GAIETY LOUNGE ENOED AND INTERESTED INDIVIDUALS BALTIMORE 6 NEW YORK 4, TWILIGHT UP A SLUG rEST WITH GAIETY EM(RGING VIC CRAIG MICHEL PRESIDED OVER THE MEETING. CHICAGO 7 WASHINGTON 2, 1ST TORIOUS 10-6. W,TH GAIETY LEADING 3-2 THE CONSTITUTION, WHICH HAS BEEN APPROVED CHICAGO 6 WASHINGTON 5, 2ND, 10 INNINGS GOING INTO THE TOP or THE SIXTH, THEIR BY KMR, WAS PRESENTED, AND THE FOLlO"'ING NAT I ONAl lEAGU£ SATS CAME TO liFE AND THEY SCORED SIX RUNS OFFltERS WERE ELECTED: PHILADELPHIA 5-9 NEW YORK 3-2, 00'U8LE-H''''''R/ TO TAKE A 9-2 LEAD. WECo REFUSED TO GIVE PREStDENT: JIM MORENCY HOUSTON 5-6 C,NCINNATI 4-1, DOUBLE-HEADER IN AND SCORED FOUR TIMES IN THE LAST or VICE PRESIDENT: A. RATI<.EllS CHICAGO 6 PITTSBURGH 2 THE SIXTH, SUT COULD COME NO CLOSER DON SEc.-TREAS.: BERNIE KUHN ATLANTA 4 SAN FRANCISCO 2 McArrEE COLLECTED THREE HITS AND BILL QUATERMASTER J. COMER S1 LOUIS 5 Los ANGELES I NORTH HOMERED FOR GAIETY. KUSANO, STEVEN THE COMMANDING Orr leER, COL. DON MILLAR, AND WERNER EACH GOT TWO HITS rOR WECo. PRESENTED TROPHIES FOR THE JULY 4 Ch~_L'NG'1 BIG GEORGE! by V,r-g.i Partch CUP RACE AS rOlLOWS: PRESS CHAllENGE CUP TO THE K~AJAU:IN THE TITANS HA" TEAM BEAT RAYTHEON 9-3 AT VACHT CLUB, ACCEPTED BY C. FAUlKENHAM. DALLY tlElD YESTERDAY. RAYTHEON PUT ALL fiRST INDIVIDUAL (SPECIAL SERV.C'·S) TRO THEIR EGGS IN ONE BASKET AS THEY GOT THREE PHY TO CRAIG MICHEL. RUNS IN THE SECOND INNING. THE TITANS CAME SECOND INDIVIDUAL TROPHY (SOECIAl SER BACK WITH riVE ANO FOR ALL GENERAL PURPOSES VICES) TROPHY TO W. THOMPSON. HAO THE GAME WON. THE TITANS WERE AIDED BY PLANS WERE MADE TO START A NEW CAl-20 TWO HOME RVNS J ONE BY BOL'LAN AND ANOTHER RACE SERIES ON THE EARI.IEST POSSIBLE OATE BY JEHII'US. IN JULY. JIM COMER ACCEPTED THE DUTY OF RACE COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN. ApPLICATIONS WERE RECEIVED FROM 30 SAILORS DESIROUS THE CRESCENTS AND THE TITANS "B't HAD SAILING IN THIS SERIES. THEIR HITTING SHOES ON YESTERDAY AS THE CRESCENTS BEAT THE TITANS 20-12. THE T,TANS ~ERE LEADING UNTIL THE CRESCENTS ERUPTED rOR II RUNS IN THE FirTH INNING Be Il SportSlltllN AND ADDED THREE MORE IN THE SIXTH. THE TITANS SCORED rOUR RUNS IN THE TJRST AND Slow - Pitch Schedule FirTH INNINGS MON. JULY DALLY tlEI.D GROSKI LED THE CRESCENTS WITH FOUR HITS 15 AND GIHLO AND fONG HAD THREE APIECE. --CRESCENTS VS PALM TERRACE "B" GIHLO AND KOAIHOI HOMERED rOR THE CRE BRANDON f',nD 'CENTS. UOA AND AGLIO GOT THREE HITS --ROI-NAMUR va SANDBAGGERS EACH rOR THE TITANS. TUES. JULY 16 DALLY FIELD --PALM TeRRACE hAil 'i'S BUilDING & GROUNDS eftA NOON FIELD --KENTRON VS THUNDERelROS PAGE 6 HourGlass Financial Section MONDAY JUl.Y 15. 196!l ~---~~~--~=-~-----r------Wall Stre t T day HourG' :0: St _... Mut,,,,I,, . N(~ YOR~ (UPI) •• A eURST OF LATE SELLING TURNED THE STOCK MARkET IRREGULARLY LOWE~ ADDRESSOGRAPH No< NA REVLON 90 -z IN ACTIVE TRADING TODAY, ALCAN ALUM 24 3/4 +5/B R'X'LL 35 3/4 +I/B fOR THE GRr.ATER PART or THt SESSION, AD ALL I ED CHEM rr NC SCH'NL'Y 47 3/4 +1/4 VANCES AND OECLINES MORE OR LESS PACED [ACH AMER I CAN PHOTO 17 NC SCOTT PA~ER NA No< OTHER AND, WITH THE LATE SELLING, THERE AMERICAN N G.U 42 I/B NA S'.R. 71 3/4 No< 'litRE LITTLE MORE THAN 100 ISSUES SEPARATING AMER I CAN T & T 51 3/B NA SHELL OIL NA NA THE TWO GROUPS. AMPEX 31 NA SINGER Co. 75 5/8 -1/4 THE ANALYSTS DESCRIBED THE OVER-ALL PIC ANACONDA NA No< SoUTH". P.c 35 I/B No< TURE AS A CONTINUATION or THE MARKET'S CUR ARMCO NA No< S"R'Y R.ND 47 1/2 -I RtNT CONSOLIDATION. IT STARTED LATE LAST ARMOUIt 48 1/4 -3 SQU.R' 0 20 1/4 -31B WEEK AND WAS EXPECTED TO KEEP UP FOR THE BENDIX 42 NA ST. a•• ND 43 1/4 -1/2 TIME BEING GENERALLY, THEV SEE THE BETHLEHEM STUL 30 1/2 -I/B STD OIL OF CALIr 66 1/2 No< MARkET'S UNDERPINNINGS AS FIRM. BOEING 67 1/4 +I/B ST. O'L .r IND 57. 51//BB No< MARkET WATCHtRS POINTED OUT THAT THE BORG WUNER No< NA STD OIL OF NJ 7~ -1/2 GROUND NEWS WAS ENCOURAGING, AUTO SALES BURROUGHS 20B NA STOO'LY 43 5/B -liB ARE CON~INUING AT A HIGH LEVEL, THE STEPPED CHRYSLER 67 I/B No< STUDE WORTH 61 3/4 +1/2 UP CORPORATE EARNINGS REPORTS ARE FAVORABLE. COCA COLA 76 1/4 NA SworT 26 31B No< As AN ADDED FACTOR, DEPRESSING NEWS WAS PER COLGAl[ 49 NA TELEDYNE NA NA SISTENT, AND ANALYSTS SAID THE LACK or NEW COM SAT NA NA T'NN'CO 29 1/2 NC INTERNATIONAL TENSIDNS ADDED TO THE AURA OF CON EDISON 35 I/B -I/B TEXACO NA NA GOOD FEELING ON WALL STREET. CONTROL OA TA NA NA TEX •• INIT 107 1/4 +5/B THE UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL STOCK MAR CORNI"G CO. 320 NA THIO~OL 19 +31B KET INDICATOR 5HOWEO A DIP OF 0.12 PER CENT DEERE 51 3/.B NA T'.N. W.'LD 46 71B -2 TO 129.35 WITH 1,550 ISSUES CROSSING THE Dow CHEM I CAL 81 1/2 No< 20TH CENTURY Fox 37 1/2 -I TAPE, DECLINES TOTALED 731, AGAINST 614 AD OUPOln No< NA UNITED A'RC 6S 1/2 No< VANCES AND 405 ISSUES UNCHANGED. EASTER" AIR 33 I/B NA VN,ON C.' •• D' 44 1/4 -3/4 THE Dow JONES INDUSTRIAL AVERAGE WAS FIRM, [ASTMAN KODAK 797/B -I/B UNITED rRUIT NA No< ADDING 1.26 TO 923.72, THE HIGH FOR THE FAIItCHILD CAMERA 531/e NC VN,.Dy.L 5B2 7/B -I/B YEAR. THE RAIL AVERAGE EASED 1.54 TO 246.28 FIRESTONE 5§ +1/4 US GYPSUM 8 No< THE NE~ YORK STOCK EXCHANGE INDEX RE FORD ~4 -5/B UPJOHN 52 +1 rLECTED A LOSS or EIGHT CENTS IN THE AVER GENERAL DYNAMICS 5B 114 -5/B US STEEL ~9 7/8 -3/4 AGE SHARE PRICE. GENERAL ELECTRIC ['jj 71B -liB WESTERN UNION liB -314 Or THE 15 MOST ACTIVE ISSUES, NINE WERE GENEltAL FOOD B~ 1/2 NC WESTINGHOUSE 75 NA GAINERS, SIX LOSERS. GENERAL INSTRUMENTS -5/B XEROX N~ NA INST'TUTIONAL ACTIVITY WAS MODERATE WITH GENERAL MoTORS s:: 7~~ +1/2 Z,N.TH 54 I/B NA 49 BLOCKS OF 10,000 SHARES OR MORE RE G'N T & E 39 5/B +I/B CORDED. GEM T & R 30 NC Investor's Guid Top ACTIVE ISSUE WAS PENN CENTRAL. DES GOODRICH 56 -I' BY SAM SHU~SKY PITE ITS DELAYED OPENING DUE TO AN INFLUX GOODYEAR 56 +I/B Q~-COULD YOU RECOMMEND A BOOK EXPLAINING or ORDERS. IT CLOSED OFF 2 1/4 TO 78 3/4 GRUM AIRC 35 1/2 -J/B THE CONVERSION FEATURES OF BONDS AND PRE ON 396,100 SHARES. THE GREATER PART OF HILTON -I 1/2 93 FERRED SHARES~ 1 "INO IT DIFFICULT TO UN~ THE TOTAL TURNOVER WAS A 200,OOO-SHARE HONEYWELL NA NA BLOCK WHICH CROSSED THE TAPE AT 78 IN A IBM NA THE FIGURES. I A--I'VE DEVOTEO CHAPTERS TO CONVERSION IN CROSS TRANSACTION. INTERNATIONAL HARV §~7 3/.4 +I/B WEAKNESS IN THE ISSUE, WHICH APPEARED INTERNATIONAL PAPER 5/B NC IMY BOOKS. BUT, SIM"LY IIUT, IT RUNS LIKr LAST WEEK, WAS ATTRIBUTED BY SOME ANALYSTS INTUfrlATIONAL T &. T 5g ITHIS: -1/2 THE CONVERSION IIRIYILEGE or A BOND IS EX- TO A PESSINISTIC ESTIMATE OF THE LINE'S JONES &. LAUGHLIN ~7 7/B -I I/B I IN EITHER OF TWO WAYS. rOR EARNINGS BY THE PHILADELPHIA BROKERAGE HOUSE KA 'SEIII AL 40 7/8 -1/4 ISINCLAIR OIL HAS A $1 .. 000 4 3/e$ DEBENTURE OF BUTCHER & SHERRERD. HoWARD BUTCHER, A LIGGET & My 42 -3/.B PARTNER IN THE FIRM, ALSO IS A PENN CENTRAL LITTON 79 1/4 -31B ,WHICN UNTIL DECEMBER, 1971, IS CONVERTIBLE DIRECTOR. LOCKHEED 56 31B NA INTO 13.33 SHARES Df COMMON, OR--TO PUT 'T PENN CENTRAL CHAIRMAN STUART SAUNDERS, LONE STAR NC I.'•• ,·H'. "AY--INTO COMMON STOCK AT $75 A ~g liB SO IF' YOU TURN IN A $1,000 BOND YOU COMMENTI~G ON THE ISSUE'S MOYEMENT, SAID HE LOR ILLARD +5/B KNEW or NO ADVERSE CHANGES" IN THE COM MAGNAV')( 52 1/2 +1 1/2 CAN CLA 1M 13.33 SHARES OF COMMON. IN Er" PANY'S AFFAIRS TO JUSTIFY SUCH A REACTION. McDoNNELL-DOUGLAS nCT YOU ARE US ING THE $1,000 BOND AS CUR 52 7/B -I 3/B I,,:NCY TO BUY STOCK AT $75 A SHARE. THESE HE SilO HE EXPECTED SECOND QUARTER EARNINGS McGRAW HILL 51 1/2 +3 WOU' n SHOW A CONTINUING FAVORABLE TREND. NA NA TWO FI GUREs--13. 33 SHiitES AND $75 A SHARE .... A NUMBER or OTHER RAIL ISSUES FOLLOWED 108 3/4 -1/4 '~MOUNT TO THE SAME THING. Ir YOU MULTIPLY PENH CENTRAL INTO LOWER GROUND. ONE WAS MISSION CORP No< 13.33 BY $75 YOU COME OUT WITH $1,000 {MI - 188 1'2 NUS 25 CENTS}. NORTHWEST INDUSTRIES, DOWN 7 1/2 TO 146 1/2. MoBIL OIL +1/2 - CONSOLIDATED EoaSON HAS A $6 DIVIDEND PRE KATY INDUSTRIES, WHICH OWNS A PERCENTAGE OF MoNSANTO ~j (~B +3/B Itn:",," WHICH IS CONVEIItTIBLE INTO 2.85 .H."ESI STOCK IN THE MISSOURI-KANSAS-TEXAS RAILROAD, MoNTG.MERY WARD + I I/~ iOF COMMON. OR, TO IIUT ANOTHER WAY, IT CAN GAY, UP 5/B TO 25 5/B. MoTOROLA ((2 1/2 4 -3/ IBE TURNED IN TO BUY COMMON STOCK AT $35.09 A STEELS (ASEO. OPERATIONS IN THE INDUSTRY NAT BfSCUIT 53 1/8 +1/4 'MA.~ AGAIN, THESE TWO FIGURES ARE MERELY ARE SLOWING DOWN. NAT CASH REGISTER 136 1/4 -314 ITW~ DIHERENT WAYS OF SAYING THE SAME T~ING. IN THE MIXED ~OTORS, CHRYSLER, WHICH RE NORTHWEST A I R BI IiIC I SO YOU CAN SAY OF THE SINCLAIR $1,000 PORTC;:O RECORD QUARTERLY RESULTS, ADDED I 3/4 OL IN MATH 37 1/4 +3/B TO 07 1/8. OrIS EL 445/B +1/2 IBOND THAT I T IS CONVERT 16LE INTO 13.33 CHEMICALS ALSO WERE MIXED Dow GAINED PAC G &. EL 35 1/4 +I/B SHARES. O~ THAT YOU CAN USE IT TO BUY I AT $75 A SHA~E. You CAN TURN IN ONE I 3/B TO BI 1/2 ""'L' DUPONT LOST 7/B TO PAC T &. T 24 5/B -1/4 :i6~C;N~ EDISON IIRE"ERRED AND RECEIYE 2.85 163 3/4. IN THE OILS, PENNZOIL--UP MORE PAN AMERICAN 3/B +I/B 2g I or COMMON'; OR YOU CAN SAY YOU ARE THAN 14 ON FRIDAY--F£LL TO PROF'IT TAKING, PENN NY CENT -2 1/4 EASING 4 TO 193. JERSEY STANDARD AND TEXACO PE'IICO 4B ~~ -1/2 !USING THE STOCK TO BUY COMMON AT $35.09 A GAVE UII FRACTIONS. PILLSBURY 53 1/4 -1/4 SHARE •• * •• *.* AIRLINES AND AIRCRAFTS WERE MIXED. POURCIID 116 1/2 -1/4 Q--TWELVE YEARS AGO I BOUGHT $13,250 IN THE ELECTRONICS t ZENITH [ASED 5/8 TO PIOCTER &. GAMBLE "" 5/8 -1/4 li"."'H OF KODAJt. TODAY aT IS WORTH OVER 54 I/B. HON''''LL 5/tl TO 127 1/5. SP'RRY RCA 47 5/B -I/B $100,000. I'M SATISFIED WITH THE INCOME, RAND TO 47 1/2. 'fflICH INTRODUCED A I IBM, RAYTHEON 41 -1/2 WHICH IS A BIT MORE THAN $100 A MONTH, 8.T NEW ELECTRONIC SCANNER FOR COMPUTERS, PICKED FRIENDS "AVE BEEN CAUTIONING ME ABOUT IIUT UP 2 1/4 TO 357 TING ALL MY EGGS 'N .NE BAS~ET. SHOULD I AMONG THE GLAMOURS, ITEK REILECTEO ITS DOW JONES CLOSING AVERAGES DO SOME SELLINO! I'M 67, SINGLE, NO DE NET LOSS REPORTED FOR THE JUNE QUARTER BY STOCKS CLOSE CHANG[ PENDENTS. LOSING 1/8 TO 86. XEROX FELL 5 1/4 TO 290, 30 INDuno.... 923.72 IJ' 1.26 A--IF YOUR EGGS ARE GOING TO BE IN ONE TELEDYNE 3 1/4 TO 109. PROFIT TAKING HIT 20 RAiLI 264.2B OfF 1.54 BASKET, Y.U~C.ULDN'T FIND ONE MUCH BETTER BURROUGHS, WHICH LOST 6 7/8 TO 208. 15 VT.L.TIE. 134.43 OfF 0.28 THAN KODAK. THERE IS CERTAINLY NO REASON CONGLOMERATES LOST GROUND APPARENTLY BE 65 STOC.. 333.16 (IF 0.54 TO SELL OUT fOR SAFETY REASONS. CAUSE OF THE FEDERAL TRADE COMMtSSION'S MOVE HOWEYER YOU COULD INCREASE YOUR ANNUAL AGAINST THE ACQUISITION PROGRAM OF ~REMONT I£W YORK STOCK EXCHANGE "()[XES INCOME SUeSTANTIALLY IF YOU SWITCHED SOME CORP" WNICH HAS PICKED UP 40 COMPANIES IN CLOSE CHANGE OF YOUR FUNDS 'ROM THIS GROWTH STOCK TO 16 YEARS. INDUITRIAL. 60.44 Off 0.10 UTILITIES, FOR EXAM~LE, WHICH ARE rAR LESS WAS orF TO 20 318. WHITTAKER ~REMONT 2 TItAN'NRTATION Off 0.40 GLAMOROUS (AND 'ROM WHICH YOU SHOULD EX COR'. SURRENDERED 5 1/4 TO 7o, GULF' WES'· UT IL ITT & ,~:~ OfF 0.04 ~ECT MUCH LESS GRevTH) BUT WHICH WOULD rlNANCE 'RN 3 1/2 TO 47 1/2, W.LTER K'DD' 2 1/2 TO 70.66 VP B.03 MORE INCOME. CONSIDER BOTH UTIL" 66. ALL STOCK I NaEX 57.56 Off 0.09 ITY COMMONI AND 80NDS. MINING ISSUlS EASED ON NEWS. TREASURY S[C~ETARY HENRY H. rOW1fR HA' CALLED ON r------~ BETTER DO YOUR IWITCHING GRADUALLY, OVER A 11[l1li100 0,. A rEV' nARS, SO It TO KEEP SoUTH ",.RICA TO RELEASE ITS NEWLY MINEO GOLD PRICES ON THE AMERICAN STOCK [XCHANGE YOUR CA"TAL GAINI TAX LIABILITY DewN IN TO TNE "REl MARKET. LO'l., INCLUOEO DOMl tAIED IN ACT'YE TRADING. VOLUME WA' I.NY ONE n ... MINts, DOWN 2 3/8 TO 5~ 7/8; CAM'BELL RED 7,186,560 ,HAREI COM~ARED TO 7,i71,o6o L.... orr I lfij TO 31 3/4. SHARtl ON FRIDAY. TNE INDEX LOST THREE C[NT' TO $30.05. KEEP IJ' WITH TI£ DAILY STOCK LISTINGS--- Buy Bonds PAGE 7 HOURGLASS CONTRACT BRIDGE Shirley MacLaine-Our Next Candidate? By B. Jay Becker By AIIIMY ARCHERD starrtng Carol Haney However Central Press A88o\liaUon It wasn't a VE'ry fulfilling job (Top a.cordoHokl., In Ma... ,.- ImlMcluol Champlon.hlp .Iay) Core8pondent for the ambitious Muss M HOLLYWOOD-Shirley Mac· One day p&l Gwen Verdon liDDING QUIZ LWne's life atory a.nd career ('ailed Shirley and asked If she d You IU"' the dealer both .'lId.-.., lIUlt control III a dominant fae· biography make tor potenUally like to be her ~tandby on the \uln~rllbl(', and have openeli tor The cuebld method IS ulled better films than mO!lt movies show III ~hzcll she landed the One Spade Partner re5ponda instead The three·tlme Oscar nominee lead- Can Can Shirley ex Thr~~ Spa.dell What would you 2 Four spades A rebid of. Is now dt!llating WIth herself clttXIly discus&od the standby bid 110\\ with each of the fol_ four hearts would be & slam whether to be a nominee for lob at length "".th her on the I"" ",g-foUT hand~ '> try. just as In the prevIOus hand lIome 801'1. of public office She phone, de-clded to hand In her • Since a slam with this minimum notice on "Pajama Game She "A~8 'l ,93 +AKJ4 ",K 10 Iopening biG IS out of the quell' would have supporters believe she doeS not choose to run was late gettmg to the thl"ater 2 "AKJ4 ,AQ743 .92 .86 tlon, we close the bidding with for rehearsals result of talking .KQ7643 ,5 .7 ",AKJ54 four spades (partner IS known However 9he did show up as No 122 (of 172) delegates sup· to Gwen, arrived on stage and 4 "KJH62 ,AQ5 +A3 "f,AJ8lto have at least four trumps for porting the late Radbert Ken· WIlJ3 about to tel! a waiting com' his JillnP raise ) pany BIte quJt--when the stage 1 f' ,,,,I' ICRtm"WORD By E...." Skffir/ HOlUZOlfTAL {9 SeotUfIh , ...... 11 """'" 1 Watch ovet' Gaelic • Gonnan '&brio 5 Wleked 50 Wlnp ONE LARGE 2! OT PYREX CASSEROLE WITH NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE (UPI) __ A ~ASKED TOP, '