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VAT!CAN CITY (JPI }--"LONG LI'IE ~IAO" INSCRIPTIONS APPEARCI) IN ST Eastertide Brings Peace PETER'S SQUARE "'''10 ON THE WALLS Air Raiders, Artillery Lash Out or ROM ... N BASILICAS lAST NIGIIT POLICE BLAMED THE INSCI>IPTIONS To Riot· Wracked Cities ON PRO-CHINES[ STUDENTS IIHO TR.[D At Reds at Khe Sanh, Delta NEW YORK (UPI ) __ N"tIONII.L GUII.RO 1ROOf'S ;jEIIE TO IIHEARllP1' FopE P"IlL. Ifl's \I",y SAI"DN (UPI) •. _A ~,EIlIES Of HEAVY AMERIC.N .IR STRIKES .'10 ARTILLERY BA.RRAG[S WI THDRA""N fROM THE ~TREET~ Of CHI CAGO TODAY Of THE CROSS" PROCESSION A1' Hit TODAY KILLED :nS NORTH V,ETNAM[SE AND VIET CONG .ROUNO KHE SANN AND .N THE MEK_ A';, W(RE ALL BUT A fEW Of THE 13,000 Gis ON COLOSSEUM 'l'ESTERDAY AfTER THE DELT'" AREA, TH( US COMM_NO REPORTED DUTY IN '~ASllINC.T0N R",CIAL C"'tM PREVAILEO SI'IODTING OF BERLIN STUDENT LE ... OER AT KIlE Gis CPOWOING ALONG THE ... ,R STRIP AT THE VALL[,( fORTRESS ~4S HURT,

A RETURN TO NORMAL~Y COULD REACH THE SCENE Of THE PRO UNEXPLAINED DISASTER KILLED AN AMERICAN CIVIlI.N AND INJURED fIVE US KANSAS CITY, Mo , WHERE 3,000 GUM!OSMEN crSSION ABOARD THE GIANT CRAfT ...,w POLICt WERE KEEPING THE PEACE, E.IIPERI TH[ "LONG LIVE M~o" WHICH II ... S BEEN TORN BY WAR fOR MORE THAN [NCED SCATTERED SN I PER F IIH AND SPORADI C ",R weRE NAM SAID TH[ UNIT[D STATES MUST STOP "CREATING PROBLEMS" SON EARLY TODAY BUT THE VIOLENCE WAS NOT ON ~---'-"-cC-'-"''iiii--'''-'''''-''--''''''I~~'"''l"_. HANO I SA I D PRES 10[NT JOI'INSON W.S TRY I NG TO A PAR IoIITH PREVIOUS NIGHTS N[GOTIATIDNS 10 INTENSifY ... ,R RAIDS ON IN YOUNGSTO;jN, OHIO, ABOUT 200 GUARDSMEN VIET NAM'S PANHANDLE PATROL EO THE CITY'S PREDOMINANTlY NEGRO HEAOQU.iIITERS SA I 0 AIo4ER I CAN RAIDERS fLEW SOUTH S,DE IN CINClNN"'TI, HOWEVER, GUA.RQ IONS INTO TH[ NORTH fRID.Y, BUT BRIEfiNG UNITS ""ERE WITHORA""N fROM THE NEGRO SECTION ICERS S.,D "NO SIGNlF'lCANT TARGETS" WERE HIT Of tVONDALE AND POL ICE RETURNED TO NORMAL or THE STRII([$ Io/ERE SOUTH 01" TIiE 19TIi !"AR .. WORK Sl QUIET To Boost Saigon's Role GUAilOSf.4EN IN CHIC.I,(;O MW NEARIH JOLIET .... ERE SENT HOM£ TODAY OffiCiAlS ALLC,MEDJEWISH WASHINGTON (UPI )--TNE WASHINGTON POST S.ID TO TROOPS TO LEAVE fARlY so THEY ~OULO BE HOME O"Y OErENSE SECRETA~'( CLARK CLlfrO~D'S ANNOUNCE MENT THAT SAIGON WOULD TAKE OVER MORE OF THE BURDEN Of DEfENDING 1"f5 COUNTRY W.S A DECISION I Gah HI"T PUT THE UNI TEO STATES 8ACK ON "THE ONLT 'i;O~;k"Ei;sive TIlACI{ WHICH orfERS TNE PROMISE or • STABLE AND SECURE SOUTH V,ET NAM " THE POST EOI10RIAL SAID IN PART As King Slaying Susped "If THIS REALLY CAN BE DONE, TNE !100M fOR us, flTLANTA (UPI ) __ A WILl-O-THE-WISP WITH THE .ND THE SOUTH V,ETNAMESE, MAY BE GREATER TI-IAN NAME or (RIC ':-TARVG GALT. \lE ANNALS Of THE LITTLE EVIDENC[ THAT THE "SETTLEMEln" HANOI HAS FEI)ERt.l B\jRE~U or IN\lESlIGATION IN MIND IIOULD BE DESIGNED TO 00 .NYTHING OTNER As YET, NO W... RRANT HAS aEEN ISSUED FOR TH( THAN ACCOMPLISH BY NON~IOL[NT M[.NS IIHAT THE ARREST Of GAl1, ll51£O AS AN UNHIPlOHO MER ,--;~ ______:- __ ~~;-cc __ ~ __ ~ ______-,",;-______~ ______-,",~NORTH VIETNAMES£ SET OllT TO oIoCCOMPllSH BY FORCE CHANT "'ARINER • W d f H "TNE QUESTION, Of COURSE, IS WHETHER THE CLClSE-MOl!THEO r81 HAS THl!5 FAR ,",5,,," V,"".'" ." ." .,,' "' " ISSUEO ONLY A "NO COMMENT" TO "'NY Awalt or rom on TilE JOB TII ... N 1H[Y .... ERE THREE "fEARS AGO QlIESllONS INTO THE SNIPER SLAYING Of A,s"""" CU"''' "'" 'T",,' " DR MARTIN LUTH£R KING LAST WEEI' IN GOING TO H.VE TO BE • PERIOD Of T£STI~G' MEI"PH IS, TENN For Talks About Peace Talks BEfOAE 10'£ WILL KNOW THE ANSWER BUT CALT'S NAME C ... ME TO LI<..HT IN THE IN· ,,'ASHINGTON (UPI ) __ U S OfFICIALS S.'D TOO"'Y THEY WERE HOPEfJI THAT AGRE£M£NT CEIITAINLY THE STAGE IS S£T IN A fAR MOR£ VESTtGATION ONE ""EEK TO THE DAY AFTER CAN BE Rt"'CHEO WITH HANOI ON A SITE rOR PRELIMIN.~Y TALKS BUT CAUTIONED TH.T fAVORABLE: W,I.., FOR SUCH A 1[ST ., THE I{ILLING A CAR ANSW[RING THE OES nrt HARD BARG ... lltING OVER THE veNUE IS O'iL'( A fORETASTE Of THE D.rrICULT'I' 1'1- CIlIPTION Of Hit ONE SEEN ['RIVING AWAY VOL~EO IN rUTURE NEGOTI.TIONS fROM THE ASSAS'5INATION SCUiE WAS fOUND THE Of"fICIALS SAID THAT AS or THIS MORNING, THE UNITED 5TA1(S STILL .... AS W.IT .Hanoi Wants Warsaw THURSO"'Y IN AN ATU.NH \-lOUSING OEI/£lOp litO TO I·\I::AR rROM HA~OI ON "IE.... PROPOS"'~S fORW"'RDEO TO NORTH V,ET NAM THURSDAY "lENT NIGHT AflER PRESIDENT JOHNSON B.LKEO AT MEETING WITH THE COMI-IUNISTS IN WARS ..... THE OfflCI.lS SAID THAT THE CURRENT EXCH"'NGE 8E1WEEN THE T.... O SIDES IS UNDER- As Site for Talks THE MUSTANG, BEAR!NG ALABAMA LICENSE pL"'T[S, ...... 5 REGIST[R(O ToGnT AT A STANDABLE BlCoIoUSE THE NORTH 'V,ETNAMESE tOM",UNISTS SAID THAT THEY WERE WILLING TOKYO (UPI )--NORTti V I ET NAM TODAY BIRMINGHAM RESIDENCE THE VEHl(.LE, "'C- TO .... ORK OUT Io/ITH THE UNITED 5~ATES '" "MUTUALLY AGREEABLE SITE " PR(SSED rOR WARSA ...... S THE SITE or TALKS CORDING Tu RESIDENT'; ""HO ,.AW TH( CAR TtllS, THE OFfiCIALS CONTENOEO, GAVE '011 TH THE UMIT(O STATES AND ",CCUSED ~M AB"'NOON(O THE DAV ArTER KING ..... 5 "'LAIN, PRESIDENT JOHNSON SOME NEW ELSDw ROOM ERICA or INTENTIONALLY D[L"YING THE Thant Says Prelims IN HIS PREVIOUS ~TATEMENTS OF BEING ME(TING SAT IN THE HOUSING D(VElOPrlENT A WEEK BEFORE THE rBI HAD IT f" I NG(RPR! NTED AND IoIILLING TO SENO REPRES[ftloloTIVES 10 IN T..... O SEPARATE BROADC.STS MONITORED IMPOl!NO[O Will Begin "Soon'" "~NY SF'Ol ON THIS E... R1H " HERE ~HE NORTH VIETNAMESE ACCUSED PRES. WHILE NO ARREST WARRANT >lAS BE[N IS_ THE PRESIDENT RETURd) fOR THE E.STER ID£NT JOHNSON or GOING BACK ON HIS PAO SUED, THE rBI IN MIAMI ISSUED THUIl5DAY, UNITED NATIO .. S (UP1) __ U N S[CREHRY WHKENt' TO IllS TnAS f;:AftCH "'NO WAS MISE TO MEET THE COMHUNISTS "ANYWHEIIE, THEN INE~PlICABLY REC"'LlEO, A "LOCATE GENER.L THANT S"'ID TODAY PRElIM!N.!,RY THERE WAITING rURTHE~ COMIolUNICATIONS ANY TIME" AND NOTifY ORDER fOR GALr PE.CE TALKS ON VIET N~M WILL BEGIN "VelFtY fROM NO~TH V,ET NAM WlHICH MAY BE fOR- 60TH aRoADCASTS, ONE A fOREIGN MINIS US tlnoRN(Y GENERAL RAM$t..V CLARK SOON" ...... RDED BY THE \j S [MBASSY IN VIENTI TRY StAT[Io4[NT ... ND THE OTHER A HANOI S""D IN TliE HOURS AFnR KING'S DEATH HE APPEAL EO TO BOTH rHE UNITED STATES ANE, LAOS, AND TIiROUGH OHIEFt SECRET DAILY NH.N DAN EDITORIAL, ACCUSED TH[ THA~ THE JUSTICE DEP"RTMEN~ HAD" sus- AND NORTH V'ET NAM FOR SPEEDY AGREEMENT OIPlOM,l.TIC CH~NNELS US Of INTl:NSIFYING ATTACKS ON THE: PECT "0>( lfK RUN 1-\[ OEC.llll<.O TD ON A SITE FOR T"'LKS THE PRESIDENT .... AS PLANNING TO LEAVE NORTH IDENTifY THE PERSON rURTHER D[lAY WOULD aE "MOST UNfOR fOR HONOLULU WHERE HE IS HOLDING TALKS TH[ FOR£IGN MINISTRY STAT[MENT, rlRST TUNAT[" IN VIEW OF CON-INUING OEVASTA ON TUESDAY WITH US MllIT.RY COMM"'ND BI'IOAOCAST 8'( RADIO H"'NOI IN 'JIUN ... MES( Peking Indicted in TION IN VIET N~M, HE S~IO ERS IN THE PACifiC ,01,'10 ON WEONESD.Y .ND LAT£R IN ENGLISH, SAID LOCATIONS INTERCEPTED AS HE LEfT U N HEAD WITH KOREAN PRESIDENT PARK CHUNG HE[ PROPOSED BY THE UNITED STAT£S "ARE NOT '67 Newark Riot QUAR HRS, THANT TOLD N[WS~EN TH.T P... RIS ADEQUATE " Nr .... 'iORK (UPI )-- A NCWARI{ POL I CE Io/AS ... MONG TH[ WORLD CAPIT,l.LS MENTIONED ""IF THE: UNITED STATtS GOY£RNM&NT REAL C.PT"'IN SAID YESTERDAY LEFTISTS USING AS • POssIBLE SITE FOR PRELIMINARY No Comment Heard LY WANTS T~LKS WITH TH[ GOV[JIINMENT O~ INfORMATION "RIGHT fPOM PEKING" HeLP[O TALKS DURING NIS RECENT CONTACTS WITI< THE DEMOI;RATIC REPUBLIC Of VI£T NAM, IT rO"'ENT TI« RIOTING IN NEW~R1<. LAST JULY H.NOI AND W",SHINGTON On Hanoi Charges MUST STOP CREATING DIfFICULTIES IN THE THAT LEFT 26 DE"'O OTHER POINTS INCLUI)EO GENEVA, NEW CHOICE Of A !"LACE fOR PR[LIMIN.IIY CON O(HCTlV( C"'~T CH~"L[S KINN;:)' ALSO DELHI, RANGOON, VIETNTI"'NE AND FMNO)'! ~llSTIt., TE)(A$ (UPI )--THE WIHTE HOUSE TACTS," IT SAID S ... ,D HIE SAME lEFTIST GROUP HAVE BEEN PENH TURNED THE OTHER CHEEK TODAY TO CHARG- TRYING TO STIR R"'CI.L UNREST THIS Y[AR ES IIY THE NORTH VIETNAMESE rOREIGN German Leftists Assail BUT JiAVE BEEN UMSUCC(SSFUL 6ECAUS[ or Czechs StiU Roling M'tdSTRY THAT THE US IS ST.LLING ON THE COOPER ... TION Of MILIT"'NT WHIHS AND TAL"S BE~""E[N TH[ TWO COUNTR I ES Newspaper Group BLACI{ 1>ow:R AOVO':ATES, IMCLUDING NEGRO WARSA"" (UPI )--POLISH POLICE CHIEf "I DON'T PL ... N TO Be CO~MENTING ON BERLIN [uPIT--[XTREMIST STUO[N"fS TO PLAYWRIGOI"f LEROI JO"lES GENERAL MIEC!SLAW MOCZAR APPEARED TO EVERYTHIN~ H.NOI RADIO SAY'," WHITE DAY THREATENED NEW MEASURES TO TRY AND KJNNEY MADE THIS CH ... RGE ON A RADIO DAY TO B[ M.KING HIS PL~Y FOR I>OWER IN HOUSE PRESS SECRETARY GEORGE CHRISTIAN CLOSE WEST GE~MANY'S .NO WEST B(RLIN'S PROGR.M WHERE HE APPE ... REO WITH JONES WH ... T MIGHT BE A PROTRACT EO PUBLIC RE S .... D IN RESPONSE TO NEWSMEN'S INQUIR- L.RGEST HE~SPAP£R ~OUP, THE AXEL ."'D A"'TIION'I' \",?(RIALE, LE"'OE~ or A L~TIDNS CAMPAIGN SPRIHGER PUBLISHING HOUSE NEW ... RK WHITE VIGILANTE GROUP WHOSE MEM~ AI" TEll YEARS or PERHAPS SELF-IMPOSED '"C~RIST~AN SAID HE H.S NOTHING TO RE- THE C.MP.IGN W.... , DENOUNCED AS AN AT BERS H.VE ARM[D THEMSELVES ~ND SWORN O&SCURI'TY, HE HAS SUODENLY ~EGU~ AP PORT ON THE MESSAGE EKCHAMG[S BETWEEN TA". OM rR£EDoM Of THE PRESS TO PROTECT THEIR HOM( PEARING fREQUtNTLY ON TELEYISION AND THE T .... D COUNTRIES WHICH ARE CONTINU HANS JUEAGEN KRAL, A LEADER Dr TNE THE POLICE OfrICIAL, WHO HEADED ~ I N THE PRESS ING D[SPIT[ THE PUBLIC FUSS OVER A "GERMAN SOCIALIST STUDnns' FED(RATIOM~ GROUP THAT CO,",PILEO ~ IOO-P.GE REPORT HIS PRESS CAMPAIGN BEG"'N OiITH A SITE .NNOUNCED TNAT A N[W '!'TT[MP~ WOULD BE ON 1HE c.u~rs or THE RIOTING, BLAIo4EO SNORT PEM S.TING H'S VETEIUNS' GROUP, "CONT.CTS ON THE M ... TT[R .RE IN PRO Io4ADE ON [.ST£II MONDAY T'O STOP OISTRI~U THE VIOLENCE Of LEFTISTS USING INfDRM_ ZBO'olID, HAD $ENT CON~R.TULATIONS TO GRESS," H[ SAID "I PLAN TO HAVE: VERY TION Of 5~RINQER NEWS~APERS J.YION "COMING RIGHT fAOM PE~ING, AND CZ[C" PRE5IDC"T G[NtRAL Luov'~ SVOeOOA LIMITED COMMENT WHIL[ THEY ... RE IN DIS TNE STUDENTS, IN .... ",.T THEY SAID WAS A IT'S COMING fROM CHIN'" B'I' WAY or CAN A ON HIS ELECTION cuss I ON ., PROTEST AG.INST THE SHOOTING or A WEST OJ. " MOClAR IS GENERALLY ACItNOWL[O,"ED TO THE WHIlE HOUSE SEEKS A NEUTRAL SI T( B£RLIN LEfTIST YOUTH L[oIoOER, fOUGHT N[ .....RK HAS REMAINEO RUoIolIVEL'( "Ali'I eE HEAD Of THE f.CTIO'" Ol"POSED TO fOR THE INITIAL CONTACT AND H.' OB WITH ~OLICE fRIDAY AND THUIISDAY NIGHTS AS ~"'CIAL YIOLENCE S .... (pT OTHER CITIES GOMULK. ACCORDING 10 INfORMED SOURC- JECTED TO PHNOM PENH, CAMI!DDIA, AND IN AN ATTEMPT TO SNUT DOWN $PRIMG[II. DURING THE PAST .... EE~ JONES AND 1104- [s MOCZ.R HAS BUILT. SP[(:IAL STArr WA~5AW, BOTH PROPOSED BY H,l.HOI IN WEST BtllLIN ~9 PER~OftS W~RE ~RR~STa P[~\AL£ AGR££D ON T\oIE BRO,l.DCAST THAT C.P,l.BLE OF TAI{ING OVE~ AND RUNNING T~E H.NOI GO~ERNMENT HAS L,l.UNCHED A EO AND 52 ~OLICEMtN INJURED LAST NIGHT CONTACTS BETWEEN 11SEOUL (UPI) --A SEOUL COURT TODAY HANDED SONS, HIS VOICE STRONG AND CLEAR THE LIKELIHOOD OF GOVERNMENT INTERVENTION DOWN A DEATH SENTENCE TO THREE ALLEGED MEM THE 70-YEAR·OLD PONTIFF, WHO UNDERWENT IN A STEEL STRIKE AND INCREASE THE POS- BERS OF A NORTH KOREAN SPY RING ANOrt-IER .u«~.~ LAST F'ALL, ACTU4LLY CARRIED THE IBILITY OF A LONG STRIKE INVENTORY WAS SENTENCEb TO LIFE IMPRISONMENT AS 22 DE FOR ONLY THE FINAL FOUR OF THE TRAOI· BUILDING HAS BEEN LARGELY DEVOID OF URG FENDANTS HEJIRD RETRIAl. VERDICTS ., 10NAL 14 STATIONS OF THE CROSS ENCY EVEN THOUGH USERS' INVENTORIES OF STEE~ THE ~ST bREW PRISON TERMS RANGING FROM HE TOOK THE CROSS FROM HIS VICAR FOR THE ARE NOT HIGH ENOUGH FOR THE CURRENT RATE OF THREE TO I~ YEARS, BUT THE COURT SUSPENDED CITy OF ROME, ANGELO CARDINAL DELL~ACQUA, CONSUMPTION OR ~OR A PERIOD WHEN LABOR EXECUTION OF THE IMPRISONMENT SENTENCES WHO BORE THE CROSS OVER THE MOST STRENUOUS TROUBLE THREATENS, THE MAGAZINE POINTED OUT FOR SEVEN OF THEM. THE DEFENDANTS HAD AP PART Of THE MARCH FROM THE COLOSSEUM UP THAT EVEN WITH THE MOVES LAST WEEK TOWARD PEALED TO THE COURT FOR RETRIAL, DISPUTING THE STEEP PALATINE HILL PEACE T~LKS, BUYERS SHOWEO NO INCLINATION THE VERDICTS HANDED DOWN BY THE l.OWER COURT TONIGHT, THE PONTIFF WAS TO LEAD A STIR TO ACCtNT THEIR BUIL~ING INVENTORIES BY THE SEOUL DISTRICT ~PPEl.LATE COURT UPHELD RING HOLY SATURDAY SERVICE IN WHICH BELLS ORDERING FROM U.S. MILLS THE MAGAZINE THE LOWER COURT'S SENTENCES FOR SEVEN OF RE RUNG, THE ORGAN IS PLAYED, SACRED IMAGES REPORTED ONE BUYER'S PHIl.OSOPHY WAS, "WHY THE APPELL~NTS, BUT GAVE ITS 0WN RULING ON UNVEILED AND FESTIVE HANGINGS ARE DIS BUILD UP EARLY AND SWALLOW THE EXTRA COST'l" 15 OTHERS PLAYED IN ANTICIPATION OF THE RESURRECTION AND "IF 1 NEED TO BUILD UP MY INVENTORY, THE THREE WHO DREW DEATH SENTENCES iN ON EASTER SUNDAY, THE POPE WILL OFFICIATE FOREIGN STEEL IS READILY AVAILABLE" CLUDED CHUNG Kyu·MYONG, A FORMER RESEARCH IN OPEN AIR MASS IN ST PETER'S SQUARE AND STEEL REPORTED INCREASED RELIANCE O~ WORKER AT fRANKFURT UNIVERSITY IN WEST ILL LATER APPEAR ON THE BASILICA'S MAIN FOREIGN STEEL IS REFLECTED IN THE FIRST TWO GERMANY, LIM SUK-HuN, A FORMER GRADUATE STU BALCONY TO DELIVER AN EASTER SPEECH AND IM MONTHS OF THIS YEAR IMPORTS TOTALED MORE DENT ~T BERLIN UNIVERSITY, AND CHUNG HA PART" SOLEMN Bl.ESS'ING "URBI ET ORBt" (TO THAN 2,160,000 NET TONS, AN INCREASE OF RVONG, FORMER ASSISTANT PROFESSOR AT A COl.· THE CITY AND TO THE WORLo ) 600,000 TONS OR 41 6 PERCENT FROM THE FIRST LEGE HERE IN JERBSALEM, NOW ENTIRELY IN ISRAELI TWO MONTHS OF LAST YEAR FEBRUARY IMPORTS NOTED MUSIC COMPOSER YUN I-SANG, A FORMER HANDS AS A RESULT OF THE JUNE WAR PILGRIMS OF 1,058,000 TONS WERE A RECORD FOR THE RESIDENT IN WEST GERMANV, WAS GIVEN A 15- AND TOURISTS THRONGEO THE STREETS TO FOL· MONTH AND MARKED THE FOURTH CONSECUTIVE YEAR IMPRISONMENT SENTENCE HIS FIRST TRI&l. LOW CHRIST'S WAY OF THE CROSS ~T THE S.ME MONTH I~ WHICH IMPORTS EXCEEDED ONE MILLION VERDICT WAS LIFE IMPRISONMENT TIME ISRAELI TROOPS MARKED THE START OF TONS THE COuRT HANDED A THREE-YEAR PRISON TERM THE JEWISH PASSOVER IN CEREMONIES ALONG ONE PRODUCER SAID THE OPENING OF THE GREAT TO ARTIST LEE UNG-Ro, TWO YEARS LIGHTER THE ~£&SE CEASEFIRE LINE LAKES SHIPPING SEASON AND THE ACCOMPANYING 1 THAN HIS ORIGINAL SENTENCE OF F'lVE YEARS IM IN ISRAELI HOMES, FAMILIES SET OUT MAT INFLOW OF FOREIGN STEEL ~OULD 00 MORE TO PRISONMENT ZOHS __ UNLEAVENEO FLAT CAKES REPRESENTING BUILD INVENTORIES THAN ANY PEACE PROSPECTS THE GROUP Al.LEGEDLY WORKED FOR A COMMUNIST THE SREAD THE ISRAELITES A"IE AS THEY WERE Spy RING WHICH ep~RATED OUT OF THE NORTH GU IDEO FROM BONDAGE IN EG ~PT .- FOR THE Klux Klan Ruled Out KOREAN EMBASSY IN EAST BERLIN THE RING EIGHT-DAY PASSOVER FEAST In Rev. King Assassination WAS CRACKED LAST SUMMER. MORE THAN 1,500 SERVICEMEN INCl.UDING CHIOS ATLANTA, GEORGIA (UPI) ··THE WHITE KNIGHTS OF T~E ISRAELI ARMY, AIR FORCE AND TANK OF THE Ku KLU~ KLAN HAVE BEEN RULED OUT, Couple Found Murdered CORP!, TOOK PART IN I CEREMONY ON MT SINAI AT LEAST FOR THE PRESENT, OF ANY PART IN In New Jersey Art Gallery CONDUCTED BY GEN SHLOMO GOREN ISRAEL, CHIEF ASSASSINATION OF DR MARTIN LUTHER KING MILLBURN, NEW JERSEY (UPL} --THE BULLET C"APLAIN J. SCARRED BODIES OF AN ART GAl LERY OWNER AND JERUSALEM WAS THE CENTER OF CHRISTIAN.IN SOURCES CLOSE TO THE fEDERAL BUREAU OF HIS ATTRACTIVE ASSISTANT WERE FOUND YESTER TEREST PRAYERS AND LAMENTATIONS ECHOED \ INVESTIGATION SAID TODAY THAT THE KLAN DAY IN HIS PLUS~ GALLERY. POLICE SAID BOTH THE NARROW CO~VLESTONE STREETS IN ORGANIZATION, ACCUSED IN THE PAST OF PLOT· HAD BEEN SHOT IN THE HEAD nAT CLOSE RANGE" ICH JESUS SPENT HIS FINAL HOURS BEFORE TING MURDERS IN MISSISSIPPI, APPARENTLY POLICE TODAY WERE TRYING TO DETERMINE BEING CRUCIFIED HAD NO PART IN THE KING ASSASSINATION IN THE MOTIVE IN THE SLAYINGS As EARLY AS 6 AM YESTERDAY, THE CHAPEL OF MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE, APRIL 4 ROBBERY HAS NOT BEEN RULED OUT, POLICE CALVARY IN ~ERUSALEM ~As OVERELOWING WITH THE ONLY POSSIBILITY THE WHITE KNIGHTS SAID, BUT THEY WERE STIl.L TRYING TO DETER ROMAN CATHOLICS CELEBRATING MAss A CROSS Y HAVE BEEN INVOLVED .- AND THE F'EDERAL MINE IF ANYTHING HAD BEEN TAKEN FROM THE ART WAS UNVEILED AS A PRIEST INTONED THE IBu.EAU OF INVESTIGATION DOES NOT YET KNOW GALLERIES, WHICH FEATURED NUDE PAINTINGS. F'RIDAY WORDS II ECCE LIGNUM CRWCIS • " IB',"OLO,jIT _. IS IF A NEW MEMBER OF THE KLAN GROUP, AN EMPLOYEE OF THE GALLERY DISCOVERED THE THE WOOD OF THE CROSS ON WH I CH HUNG THE NOT YET IDENTIFIED BY fBI INFORMANTS, TOOK BODIES OF RICHARD BEHRMANN, 44, THE OWNER, SAVIOUR OF THE WORLD tI) PART IN THE SLAYING AND MRS MARILYN PIVNICK, 35, HIS ASSIST· THE F'BI DEEMS THAT POSSIBILITY VERY RE ANT, WHO WERE KNOWN TO HAVE BEEN WORKING 'Court Orders Psychiatric Exam , IT WAS LEARNED, BECAUS!!. OF THE EX· LAlt THURSDAV PRE PAR I NG AN EXH I BIT HOUSTON, TEXAS (UPI) --U S OIST JUDGE IVE FBI INFIU.TRATION OF THE WHITE BEHRMANN, WHO HAD LIVED IN AN UPSTA~.S BEN CONNALLY YESTERDAY ORDERED DR TIMOTHY KNIGHTS DURING THE PAST FOUR YEARS APARTMENT IN THE GALLERY THAT ONCE WAS A LEARY, FORMER HARVARD INSTRUCTOR WIDELY ELIMINATION FOR THE PRESENT OF THE WHITE FASHIONABLE PRIVATE HOME IN THIS WEALTHY KNOWN FOR HIS EXPERIMENTS WITH HALLUCINA FROM THE ASSASSINATION INVESTIGA COMMUNITY, WAS FOUND ON THE SECOND FLOOR TORY DRUGS, TO UNDERGO PSYCHIATRIC EXAMINA TION WAS MADE AFTER MEMBERS WERE CHECKED MRS. PIVNICK WAS FOUND ON THE FIRST FLOOR TION. FOR THEIR WHEREABOUTS ON THE DAY OF THE BOTH WERE FULLY CLOTHED POLICE SAID THEY CONNALLY'S ORDER DIRECTED LEARY TO REPORT SLAYING HAD FOUND NO WEAPON TO T~E FEDERAL HOSPITAL AT SPRINGFIELD, SOURCES SAID IT TOOK THE FBI fOUR DAYS TO B'E"RMANIt)) A BALDING 6-FOOTER, HAD OPENED MISSOURI, APRIL 22 TO BEGIN UNDERGOING THE COUNT FOR THE ACTIVITIES OF EACH OF THE THE GALLERY ONLY A FEW MONTHS AGO, POLICE TESTS 'I"EA.'Y 500 KL~NERS THAT DAY SAID MRS. PIVNICK WAS OESCRIBED BY FRIENDS A 30-YEAR PRISON SENTENCE AND A $30,900 IN THE PAST, THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT HAS AS A VERY ATTRACTIVE WOMAN WHO WAS IIALWAYS FINE WHICH LEARY RECEIVED AT HIS TRIAL ON CCUSED THE WHITE KNIGHTS OF PLOTTING THE MET I CULOUSL Y GROOMED " RIJUANA CHARGES IN MARCH 1966 WERE SUS- 1964 SLAYINGS Of THREE CIVIL RIGHtS WORKERS RENWICK MITCHELL, WHO FOUND THE BODIES, PENDED TEMPORARILY PENDING OUTCOME OF THE NEAR PHILADELPHIA, MISSISSIPPI. SEVEN SAID BEHRMANN WAS IN A SITTING POSITION I A'IAL'" IS TE MEN, INCLUDING THE IMPERIAL WIZARD AGAINST A WALL NEAR HIS DESK IN AN UPSTAIRS LEARY, 47, AND HIS DAUGHTER SUSAN, 20, THE WHITE KNIGHTS, SAMUEL H BoWERS JR. OFFICE. BEHRMANN HAD A BULLET WOUND IN THE ARRESTED DEC. 22, 1965, AT THE TEXAS CONVICTED OF CONSPIRACY IN THAT CASE BACK OF HIS HEADt. MITCHELL SAID THE INTERNATIONAL BRIDGE BETWEEN LAST OCTOBER. MRS. PIVNICK, w~O WAS DIVORCED FROM HER AND THE u.S. SUSAN LEARY WAS FOUND THE WHITE KNIGHTS ALSO WERE ACCUSED Or HUSBAND, WAS FOUND LYING FACE DOWN AT THE GUILTY OF A CHARGE OF FAILING TO PAY TAX ON THE JANUARY, 1966 FIREBOMB SLAYING OF VERNON FOOT OF A STAIR LANDING. A FEW PAlNTTNGS MARIJUANA AND ORDERED TO A FEDERAL COR A NEGRO VOTER REGISTRATION LEADER IN WEltE "OUND SCATTERED ABOUT HER aODV RECTIONAL INSTITUTION MISSISSIPPI " Chapel Notes (.01.T1NUED FROM PAGE EIGHT) for ~a~ttrtibt THERE WILL at PLENTY Of TIME TO TAL.K OYER MISSION PROBLEMS AND ALSO TO CATCH / '\ \ .. UP DN ALL OF TH( NEWS OUT Of NEW YORK. "THE BIG NEWS HERE ON THIS £NO OF THE ISLANP IS THAT THE PEACE CORPS WIL.L. BE The Visage of Christ TRAINING THEIR NEW VOLUNTEERS HERE AT By IAYMOND LAJOIE W£NE NEXT SUMM£R THEY WilL USE MANY Wn!fen B'8JldciaUy /Qf' Central Pre,. And Tilt/! N~apl1P'6" OF THE MISSION FACIL.ITIES THES( IN THE WORLD of Christl. T£ERS WILL NUMBER ABOUT 110 AND WIL.L RE anlt)" at th1!I time of the year, one of the most fascinating PLAC£ TH£ ORIGINAL VOLU~TEERS WHO CA~E quelltlons II nt.ed again. What TO PONAPE ABOUT TWO YEARS AGO did JUUlJ of Nuareth-the Sav "IT IS A WONDERFUL. OPPORTUNITV rOR lor-really look like" THE PARISH, SINCE IT WILL BE THE fiRST In the very early da}'3 of Christlanity. tru:re were por. 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THE H,GH SCHeOL I Dtf'?ATED THt IoIAUTHa.- PROJECT PRESS CLue WIl.L BE HELD ON APRIL 21. i titS 8-2 YESTEROAY AT BRANDON F,El.D. THE ALL flACES WILL, AT SOME ~OINT, PASS CLost [NOUGMlTO ~ON BEACH TO ALLOW EASY VIEWING. ~ HI~H SCHOOLtltS se•• tD THfIIEt TIMES IN THE A RACE COHMITTEE REPRESENTATIVE WILL BE AT [MON BEACH WITH A TWO-WAY RADIO TO KEEP j THIRD AND SIXTH INNINGS '0 IcceU'. ra" THE SPECTATOItS INrORMEO OF' THE COURSES AND P"OGRESS OF' THE RACE. PHOTOGU"H[RS ARE WEI..- MAJORITY OF' THEIR RUNS. COMED. , THE ~SUAL~Y HARD-HITTING MARATHONERS THE BOAT AND CREW ASSIGNMENTS ARE liSTED AS fOLLOWS: wERE HELD TO SEVEN HITS AND WERE ONLY ABLE BOAT COLOR 1ST RACE 2ND RACE JR. SKIPPER RACE TO PUSH TWO RUNS ACROSS THE PLATE. 843 BEIGE R. DRAKE ~. MORENCY C. WtSEMANN ; BURROUGHS AND DAVIO lED THE MARATHONERS 874 GREEN R. RAGKtLLI S K. KOEHLER J. HArHUS ~ WITH TWO HITS APIECE. FOR THE HIGH SCHOOL 819 BLUE C. M'CHtL J. BRUNNER R. GUINGER ; IT WAS RtMICK AND HoOD WHO ~Eftt THE &Ia L. WOU"'EGER C. DRUO.OUL.OS \ STICKS EACH COLLECTING TWO HITS. 1156 WHITE B.KwH" ** ••It* ••••** 1159 YELLOW J. MACDoNALD P. SM I TH P. BROCK I NGTIN l THE RACE COMMITTEE MEMBERS ARE A. PARKER, CHAIRMAN, A. PIC ... DO, C. SEARS AND D. MICHEL.l THE PIRATES DEFEATED PALM TERRACE 7-4 AT DAllY rlELe YESTERDAY. FOUR PIRATE HITS THE SKIPPERS' ~EETING WILL BE HELD AT THE SMAll BOAT M... RINA AT 8 AM ON APRIL 21 AND, THE RACES WILL BEGIN ABOUT 8:45 AM. AND FOUR TERR ... CE ER.eRS WERE GOOO fOR SIX Na'ional Basketball Association; RUNS IN THEIRIRATES BIG SECOND INNINe. Major League Baseball; NEW YORK (UPI}--BllL V... N BftEO ... KOLFr THAT INNING WAS ENeUGH fOR THE VICTORY. THE BOSTON REO Sox DEFEATED THE ClEVELA"C KEEPS HIN'ING THAT HE'S SO FED UP WITH THE P"'L." TERRACE sceREO TWO IN THE FIRST ... ND INDI ... NS, 3-1, ON HOMERS BY RICO PETROCELLI BR"'ND OF BAll lij THE NATIONAL BASKeTBAll SIXTH INNINGS, SUT FAILED TO COME ANY AND CARL Y",STRZEMSKI. ~SSOCIATION, HE MAY QUIT ... S Los ANGELES CLOSER. THE LONE RU~ FOR THE INDI ... NS CAME ON A LAKERS CoACH AT THE END Or THIS SEASON. Boso ANO AK ... NA H... e TWO HITS EACH AND HOMER BY M... x ALVIS. BUT THE w... y HIS LAKERS ... RE GOING NOW, HE POLAN HOMERED fOR TERRACE. THE PIRATE!' PETRBCELll'S HOMER PUT THE REO Sox OUT WILL PROBABLY BE QUITE H... PPY TO CONTINUE SEVEN HITS WEAE EQUALLY S~READ AMON8ST IN FRO~'" IN THE THIRD. YASTRZEMSKI HIT HIS NEXT YE ... R. ! SEVEN PL. ... YERS. HOMER IN THE SIXTH WITH ONE ON TO CLINCH V... N BREDA KOlFF'S L"'KERS ~"'VE ... 3-0 lEAD *** •• *•• *** THE DECISION rOR BOSTON. ALVIS HIT HIS, , IN THEIR BEST-OF-SEVEN 'WESTERN DIVISION MOUNT AI NBALL SCHEDULE FOUR BAGGER IN THE SEVENTH. THE WiNNING FINALS WITH THt SAN FRANCISCO WARRIORS "'ND SUN. Aplt. 14 DALLY FIELD PITCHER WAS GARY WASLEWSKI. THE LOSER W... S C"'N WR ... P UP ... SWEEP WITH ... VICTORY TONIGHT £"-2 pM KTS vs BEACHBOYS STEVE HARG ... N. I N OAKLAND. E-3:30 PALM TEItItACE \IS WECo NORTHERNERS *******.It************ THE EASTERN DIVISION SERIES RESUMES TO 0-5:30 PIRATES VS HZC THE UN8EATEN HOUSTON ASTROS WON THE I R MORROW AfTERNOON IN BOSTON WITH PHilADELPHIA E;h~,"DON F I [LO FOURTH GAME, EDGING THE PHIL ... DELPHI ... PHIL AND BOSToN MEETING IN THE FOURTH GAME. W-2l30 MASSART vs C.RPS OF ENfllNEERS liES, 4-3, BEHIND THE SIX .. HIT, 13 STRIKt WITH ELGIN B... YlOR "'ND JERRY wtsT COTH w-4:30 KOlEHE loUNGE vS KEeNE's JR. OUT PITCHING OF D... VE ~fUSTI. PL. ... YING LIKE THEY DID riVE YEARS ACO, THE GIUSTI BLANKED THE PHILS UNTil THE NINTH LAKERS HAVE SUDDENLY BECOME ONE OF THE MOST MON. APR. 15 DALLY FIELD INNING WHEN BilL 'WHITE SMASHED ... THREE-RUN FORMIDABLE TE"'MS IN THE LE"'GUE. 0-5: 15 •• islANDERS \IS IMU ... S HONER. MUCH OF THE TRANSfORMATION IS DUE TO THE BR"'NDDN rlELD HOWEVER, THE Bl ... ST LErT THE PHllS' ONE rlNE ce ... CHING of V... N BREDA KOLfr, WHO lEfT 0-5 :30 •• MAR"'THONERS vs KENTRON RUN SHORT. THE ASTROS H... O SCORED TWICE IN PRINCETON AND THE SECURITY Or THE Ivy LE"'GUE THE FOORTH ON JOE MORGAN's WALK AND STOLEN lAST SE ... SON TO TAKE AN NBA JOB WITH THE TUE. APR. 16 DALLY rltlD BASE ANa SINGLES BY RuSTY STAUB AND JoHN L"'KERS. W-5: 15 MZC METS VS DOUGLAS BtTEMAN. AND Boe ASPROMONTC'S TWO-RUN SIN- ALTHOUGH V~N BREDA KOLtt IS PLEASED WITH StUINDOH FIELD GLE IN THE FifTH pROOUCED THE DECISIVE RUNS, HIS TE"'M'S SUCCESS, HE'S MADE HISDllplEASURE W-5:30 PILIKIAS VS M"'SSA~T ************** KNOWN WITH THE SR ... ND or BAll PLAYED IN THE THE OAKLAND ATHLETICS OUTS LUGGED THE NBA. HE THINKS THE OFrlCIALS lET THE GAMES WEO. APR. 17 D"'LLY FIELD W",SHI NGTON SENATORS, 9-6, IN WINNING THEI~ GET OUT Of H"'ND AND THE NBA GAME IS TOO O-IMUAS VS HIGH SCHOOL fiRST GAME IN THE MAJORS SINCE BEING tR."~ ROUGH. HE'S ALREADY BEEN fINED rOR CRITICI BR ... NDON FI£LD PLANTED TO THE WEST CO ... ST. ZING THE OFfiCIALS AND HAS INDICATED HE'LL [-EBEYE YANKEES VS UT I L IT I ES MIKE HERSHBERGER DROVE IN TWO RUNS WITH HAVE MORE TO SAY ON THE SUBJECT WHEN THE ... PINCH-HIT SINGLE AND SAL B"'NOO HIT HIS SEASOH IS ~.~v~'~.~.~--c--:-----c------'" FIRST MAJOR LE"'GUE HOMER fOR THE WINNERS. MON. ApJI!. 15 BANDO ALSO SENT IN A S(CONO RUN WITH A National Hockey League, 4 :45 PM KTS II vs GlOB"'L HAW"'IIANS SACRIFICE FLY. THE ATHLETICS PUSHED ACRO$ NEW YOR-K-- (UPI ) --THE CH I c"'GO BLACK HAWKS GLOBAL 36ERS vS BURNS AND ROE FOUR RUNS IN THE SIXTH AND THEN WRAPPED UP ATTEMPT TO REACH THE BRE"'K-EVEN POINT IN THE VERDiCT WITH THREE RUNS IN THE NINTH. THEIR ST ... NlEY cup EASTERN DIVISION PLAYOfF TUES. APR. 16 FRANK HPW ... RO H... O A SINGLE, DOUBLE AND A SERIES AGAINST THE NEW YORK RANGE"S TODAY 4:45 PM FIRE f'.HTERS VS Gl08AL ADMIN. HOMER TO leAD THE SENATORS. WHilE THE PHilADELPHIA FLYERS TRY TG ST"'VE GLoeAL INTERN ... TIONAl vs COE ********It***** OTF ELIMINATION ... ND THE Los ANGELES KINGS CURT FLOOD STftOKED fiVE CONSECUTIVE SIN- A~TEMPT TO REGAIN THE INITIATIVE IN THE WED. A~R. 17 GlES, SPARKING THE UNDEFEATED ST. LOUI$ WEST. 4 :45 PM KTS I vs MAR I NE DEPT. CARDINALS TO THEIR THIRD VICTORY, AN 8-5 -THE BLACK HAWKS HAVE WON ONLY ONE OF THEIR; DECISION OVER THE CHICAGO CuBS. A RECORD LAST NINE G... MES BUT IT W... S BIG ONE. THEY \, WRIGLEY FIELD OPENING DAY cROWD or 33,875 DEFE ... TED THE R~NGERS 7-4 THURSOAY NIGHT TO I MON. APR. '5 WATCHED IN DIS"'PPOINTMENT. CUT THE OErlCIT IN THEIR BEST-OF""SEVEN I 4:45 PM LEPRECH.IoUNS VS KINGSMEN THE CUBS TOOK A 4-0 LEAD IN THE FIRST SERIES TO 2-1 AND HOPE TO EVEN THE SERIES ~ INNING WITH THE H£\.l' OF" RON SANTO'S THREE- THIS AFTERNOON AT CHICAGO. i TuE. APR. 16 RUN HOMER. BUT DICK SIM'-SON'S HOMER "'ND THE FLYERS, WHO fiNISHED ... TOP THE WESTERN 4:4~ PM RAIDERS VS EBEYE BLUES "A" FLOOD'SrHIT!'NG HELPED THE C"'RDS TIE THE DIVISION STANOINGS IN REGUl"'R PL.AY, HAVE [ SCORE, 4-4, ... fTER FIVE INNINGS. LOST THRE' Of THEIR PR£\IIOUS FOUR GAMES LKGA Meeting t ST. LOUIS THEN WENT "'HEAD ON PINCH HITTER AGAINST Sf. LOUIS AND FACE ELININATION IF ) THE KGA RE.Ul.~ MONTHLY MEtTING WILL ( PH I L GAGL' "'NO' S TWO-RUN 5 I "GlE, 'I N THE THEY ARE BEATEN TON!GMT I N PH ILAO-ELtlHIi: : BE HELII WED., APR. 17 AT 8 PM I N THE NEW EIGHTH. THE CARDS ... DDED TWO MORE IN THE THE SERIES enWf;EN THE KINQS ANO THE .' CeMMUNITy~CENTER LOCATED ... CItOSS THE EIGHTH ON AN ERROR AND FLOOO'S fifTH SINGLE. MINN.£SOTA NORTH StAU I S TIED AT TWO GAMES STREET FROM THE SPECIAL SUVICEI BUILD- fLOOD'S SECOND HIT SM ... SHED OFF THt PITCH- APIECE "'fTER THE STARS WON THE L.AST TWO ING. THE KGA IS PlEASEO TO ... NNOUNCE IT ING OF CHICAGO ST .... TER R,CH NvE IN THE G"'MES PLAYED IN MINNESOTA. THE CLues MEET , H"'S oeT ... INED A 16 MM MOVIE, IN COLOR,

THIRD INNING AND FORCED HIM TO lE"'VE THE TONIGHT IN CALIFORNIA. j fROM THE HoUSE OF St ... GRAMS WHICH WILL GAME. THE MONTREAL CANAD I ENS ... lREADY H'" VE GA I NEO BE SHO'WN Al; THE MEET I NG. THE F Il" IS ************ THE SEMt-FIN"'l ROUND AG"'INST THE NEW YORK- THE 1966 C"'N ... OI ... N GOLO CuP OPEN PL"'YED ROOKIE RELIEVER D"'RYL P ... TTERSON'S PITCH- CHIC ... GO wINNER &Y BEATING THE BOSTON BNUINS AT SH ... UGHNtSSY CoUNTRY CLUB, V... NCOUVER, ING AND TWO DEfENSIVE L"'PSES BY CHICAGO IN fOUR GAMES~ BRITISH COLUMBIA, ANO FEATURES SUCH OUTFIELDERS HEL.PEO THE DETROIT TIGERS "EAT M T I STARS AS PHIL HARRIS, BING CROSBY AHD THE WHiTt SOX, 5-2. asters ournament l SOME Of THE fAVeRlTE .OLF PROS INCLUDINQ PATTERSoN MADE HIS fiRST MAJOR lEAGUE AUGUs~~-GEORGIA (UPI)--PGA CH"'MPION DIN I KEN VENTURI, DeUG SAN~ERS, CHICHI RoDRI- .. APPEARANCE IN THE rlFTH INNING, REPLACING J ... NU"'RY MOVED OVT IN FItQNT IN EARLY PLAY IN GUES, V'LlY AND JACM NICKLAUS. JOE SPARMA WITH ONE OUT AND TWO ON. PAT.. TOOAY'S THIRD ROUND OF THE MASTERS GeLF '~, MEMBERS PLAiN-'e ATTEND "'ND 8RING A

TERSON GOT KEN BOYER Te HIT INTO ... N INNING CHAMPIONSHlf AS SECOND ROUND CO .. lEAoER G... RY FRIEH. j GOLFER 8R NEW MEMBER. ENDING DOUBLE Pl ... Y, THEN STOPPEO THE 'WHITE PLAYER fALTERED. ~' Sex UNTIL THE NINTH WHEN fRED LASHER GOT;- JANUARY AND PlAYU, ONLY fORE IGNltL EVEII: ; Bowling Notes THE FINAL OUT ArTER $INGl[S BY TOMMY DAVIS TO WIN HERE, WtRt tACH 5-UNDER AT THE ST ... RT • IN THE NUDAl; r"'TE BTito--CIUIUE NICK ... ND BOYER. OF THE ROUND. BuT THE 38-YEAR-eLD TnAN I SP,UtKS WAS HII~H WITH A 203,170,188.561 SER- THE TIGERS BROKE ... ONE TO ONE TIE I N THE HELD H IS GROUND WH I LE THt MUSCULAR LITTLE 1 I [S. HE WAS FOLLOWED ey J. LUNON 242.,.557, FOURTH WHCN CHIC ... GO RIGHT ,IELDER PETE W... RD SOUTH AfRIC"'N H... O A COUPLE Of BOQUS. I J. MAWAE 212-557, J. KUSAN' 210-516, J. MISJUDGED MICKEY ST"'NLEY'S F'L.Y BALL "'ND IT BRITISH OPEN CHAMPION R.BUr. DE V,CENze I PUltDY, 182-515 SERIES. INDIVIDU ... l HIGH F'ELl FOR A TWO-RUN DOUBLE. THEN, IN THE Of AItGEHTIN ... , fRANK BEARD ... ND BaB GeALBY ,"AMES WEltE, H. YONUKA 19§, J. ReDIERS 183, FIFTH, WilLIE HoRnN'. ,u &All DROl"PEO 8E- WERE "'LL "'T JANUARY'S NEELS. ALL TttRE£ WERE] W. MUSH 176, BL HuTCHlseN 174 AND F. ZEUL TWEEN LEFT "ELDER DAVIS AHa ~ENTERF~ILDtR .~ONDER A'T£~ 45 HOLES WITH DEV,NCENZO : 173. KEN BERRY FOIII ... DoueLE. FOUIl WALKS fORCED SHOOTING 2-UNOtlt P"'R 34 ON THE FRONT NINE i fOR THt WONEN, J. SWART LEO wITH A 161, ,M THE FINAL TWO DEnOIT RUNS. ''''ND THE OTHER TWO GETTING EVEN-PAR 36. \ 169,166"502, J. M"'RSH H"'O A .88-482,8. LENZ IN OTHER ACTION, THE PITCH'''' IF JIM HAR_ J",CK NICKlAUS, THRtE TIME M... ST,RS CH ... MPa 173-454, K. STEVENS 155.. 416, P. B"CMUS 173- DIN AND EDDlt W... TT PLUS THE HITTINO OF JOHN I'~ L95T THREE IT"eKES IN THt EARLY GOING 411 AND M. LARSON HAD A 1b2 HleN lAME. POWELL LED THE BALTIMORE ORIOLES TO A 3-0 BUT RALLIED WITH AN E... OLE-3 eN THE 53Q-VAIt. ViCTORY eVER THE CALlrlRN'A ANQELS. EIGHTH HllE AND PUlLED WITHIN TW. STROKES I•• 'N. , ... , ' \ " HOURGLASS PAGE SATURDAY, APRIL 6· ~lortous (faster CONTRACT BRIDGE HORIZONTAL 43 Orlrm-te 3 Legume 11 Femalel 1 Wholly 48 Engllah ... Maker of of the rutf By B, Jay Becker engT08.IMd. r1v~ clothe. 16 Malay 5 Resort "9 Seine , Food gibbon (Top hconf.Hold., In Ma"er" Indlvldval Championship 'lay) 8 TV lltar 50 A gas 20 QuanUty 12 On the 51 Minmer to II f"'Play on of North dealer 'tually IOle flo trump trick to ocean 52 To the worct. medicine Neither SIde vulnerable EMt 18 Va.ndal right' 7 SUpportl 21 Ci&ternll South ~e8 he may al80 Jose fo, 22 Medicinal NORTH I 14 Magic 53 God of r two dUl.nlonds and a club, in 15 S1.&m love firewood plant .J973 i which CMoe he WQuld go down 17 GreatLa.ke 8 DreQell 23 Folds .KQ one So, a count of losers tells 18 YOlU\g VERTICAL leathers 24 Sarcasm .AK6 him he may be In serioUII trou- boy , 1 Rodellt 9 Nimbus 26 Electing 4 A875 bl, 19Standard9 2 Hardwood 10 Dye WEST EAST Declarer now turns to count- of t~ mdig-o " ...... ty .28 Tidy .KQI06 .8542 , Ing Winners mstead or 10000ers perfeeUon 9JI053 21 Courage 290btaml I He notes that if he can score Answer tQ Sl'iturday II pU2:2:le ••.QI082 +J7 'SIlt trump to' ('ks and the four 31 Father 4KI042 .. as ,.215 ""'"Winglike 34 Beach I high-card tm.1tS on the Side he 35 Dtthe SOUTH I Will make the contract 26 Pointot inte1'llection ~. +A I To achIeve thIS goal he must 30 Swrunlt 37 Head .A987U I ruff dummY'1i three spadea He covenng .9343 31 Gleamed therefore trumps a spade at 32 8eoteh 38 httyrow ",Q' trick four, crosses to dummy rtvu 39 Surfw::e The bidding iwith a diamond ruffs another 33 Court .road North East ,,"nth Wl'IJt spade re-enters dununy With a sittings "0 Sacred 1 NT Pa9.!l P(Ul1l diamond, and ruffs dummy'll 35 CasUe 1m.. , 41 Arachmd. aNT Pan ' last spade ditch The ace of clubs IU'Id aee of 36 Cityin ~4 Bom .. 45 Air com)) Opening lead-kmg'. of spa<:les hearts provide tncks nine and New York In most hands played at a ten 37 stops fo= suit contract declarer makes a I It IS true that after South 38 Steeples " AJ.. preliminary eshmate of his i wm') the first ten tncks, as de 41 Detw::e 47 PrInter',. chancell by countmg hIS losers I scnbed, East h9.11 a trump trick 42 Rodent "veNte time 01 ooIutl08 !4 mlt.ut.- n ...... Experience tells hIm !I IS gen- coming and West ill p&UenUy crally easier to know where he I ~altmg to cash two diamonds stands if he tillnks In tenn! of , and a club losers Instead of Winners : But these four losers merge Ho\\ever thIS IS a practice of mto three after ten tricks have convenience only and doe., not been played: The loSing'-trlck necessanly reflect the number method of evaluation pro\'es to ot tncks he can really Will Con- be inaccurate lit this psrtlcular SIder thIS hand fo!" example Icase South has four losers bUt West leads the kmg of spades scores ten tricks South wms With the ace and, Regardless of how you ex a, there ill no good reason not plain thl3 anomaly What the to draw trumP3, cashes the K-Q hand really conflrmll 13 that in of he~ When West IIhf)VlS bndge t.b~ proof of the pudding out South knows he must even- IS In the eatmg (1:1 1968 KIng r.atUf<8

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SEA PIRATE I I II' SERYICE IS HELD RiCHARDSON &. GOAL ANASTASIA THE EACH SUNDAY £y[tjING IN THE MEMORIAL THEAtER SAIL TO GLORY TRAIN CHApEl BEGINNING AT 7 PM TtjERE WILL 7'30 7 JO 7 JO 7 30 L------~----c'-''-----_f----~ccc_--_f--c.-''------lc--~cC~----_t----~CC~--_t~CC~~~cc_t----~cC~--~ BE A SONG AND f(STIMONY SERYICE, CL05- r ING WITH A SERMON SEA PI RATE OCEAN VIEW I N THE HEAT &. GOAL THE YOUNG ANASTAS I A ,HE NO ARE LUTHERANS THEATER OF THE NIGHT SAIL TO DOCTORS TRAIN GUILTY FOR HIS rlRST YISIT THIS YE.-.R, PASTOR L ______+C.::::c.::.:1~2c.:.15'-__+~7~3~0:.::&c.:.:.:.:...~7'--:3~0~&=-1~2:..;.'~5.f--"J:0~&=--:1:2..:c15~--'-7~J~0:.:&..::I2:.:I~5{,7'--'J:0~&:..'1~2--'.'5+~72JO:'& 12 15 F L VONHuSEN or TR I N I TY LUTHERAN CHURCH r or ...... HIAWA WILL ,UIRIYE AT KWAJALEIN ON SE~ Pi~ATE I"",""", Ap~IL 17, AND WI~L 8E AY"'Il- YOKWE YUK GOAL IN THE HEAT THE ANASTASIA THE YOUNG Th'O ARE &. ABLE VO~ PERSONAL CONSULTATIONS UNTIL THEATER OF THE N1GHT TRAIN DOCTORS GUILTY IL TO GLORY SATURDAY, APRIL 20 ANYONE DESIRING TO 7 &. 9 7 &. 9 7 & 9 25 7 & 9 7 &. 9 7 & 9 7 & 9 20 CONV(R WITH THE P"'STOR OR WISHING TO 1"'- ~------1c--'---'------+_~--~------+_~~~~~--+_--~~~----~--~~~----.~----'-~'---~--'-=-'-::~4YITE HIM TO THEIR HOME,PltASE CALL 82104 SEA PIRATE ~ UNIQUE SERYICE IS TO at Hno ON I VEY HALL ANASTASIA THE THE YOUNG 1\010 ARE & GOAL. THUR~O"'Y EYENINt;. APRIL 18 AT 7 30 PM, THEATER TRAIN DOCTORS GUILTY L TO GLORY A~ fOR "HE fiRS, TIME ON K .... AJALEIN, THE & SACRAMENT or HOLY BAPTISM AND THE RITt 6 & 8 30 630&855 6 30 & 8 30 30& 8 JO 30 910 '-·t ___ OCcccc~CCe-CC'-~CC~~lor HOLY CONrlRMATION WILL aE OBSERVED SEA PIRATE WILL BE rOLlOWED BY HOLY COMMUNION TRADE WI NDS THE YOlA'iG NO ARE &. IN THE HEAT GOAL ANASTASJA TH~ ...... 0 ALL ISL ... ND LUTHERANS ARE URGENTLY THEATER OOCTOOS GUILTY IL TO GLORY THE NIGHT TRAIN REQUESTED TO BE PREStNT ANO PARTAKE Of 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 THE LORD'S SUPPER You ARE "LSO EN-

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i DRAM'" COLOR _ ....5 I~:::::~::;~".~ PROTESTANT INGRID BERGM ... N, YUL BRYNNER, HELEN HAYESI~ NIGEL PATRICK G"ZZARA WORSHIP SERVICES WILL BE HEUl AT FllMEO IN PARIS AND COPENHAGEN, THIS DOCUMEN,ARY SHOWS ,HE BETWEtN YOUTI' AND AGE, NEW 8 10 AND II AM AT THE ISLAND MEMORIAL CHAPEL filM IS aASED ON A MOOERN ltGEND ... BOUT TtMENT, TRIUMPHS ANO oErEATS AND OLD, ElECOMES U'IAVOIO ... BlE REV RON SURELS .... ILL PREACH THE SERMON THE YOUNGEST DAUGHTtR or RusSI""s l",ST 1966 WORLD SOCCER CuP GAMES A YOUNG DOCTOR JOINS THE STArr or ENTITLED "IN THE CROSS or CHRIST I ClAR SME IS THOUGHT TC HAYE ESCAPED THE ARRIVAL AT WtMEILEY HOSPI TAL THE wM, or PERSON- OE ... TH I ... THE ... SSASSINATION OF THE ROYAL SIXTEEN INTERNATIO ... AL TEAMS IS ,ORGOTTEN IN A MOt>tENT or B... SEO ON LUKE 24 33-53 A NURSERY IS PROYIDED IN THE ISLANO FAMILY IN 1918 A rORTuNE AWAITS HER :>OME Of THE LEADING DAY NURSERY FOR THE SUNOAY SCHOOL oIoNO IN A BRITISH BANK Ir SHE CAN PROVE HER HUMOROUS COMMENTARY, STlR- IDENTITY MUSIC AND ENTHUSIASTIC FANS - 83 MIN ATC II AM SERVICE -- 9 15 AM TO 12 45 PM SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASSES FOl" t.L~ AGES ~ECORo or A GRt ... T SPORT ARE HELD AT THE GEORGE SE I TZ SCHOOL AT TWO AR£ GUILTY - 99 MIH A MYSTERy DRAMA WS _ B & 'W _ 140 MIN A 9 1I0 AM I:IDULTS ARE PRESENT TO ASSIST NEWCOMERS IN r INDING THEIR C~"'SSROOM ANTHONY PERKINS, JEA ... CLAUOE B & W TO RUN THE BRITISH BLOCKADE, SUNO"'Y SCHOOL ON ROI NAMUR 15 AT AM IN THREE PERSONS ... RE SUSPECTS IN ... KIO- PAU~ SCOFIELD DENIED THE BOOTY FROM HIS ES- 9 THE COMMUNITY BUILDING NAPPING ... ND MURDER T~IAL E",CH '~.SON THE FRENZIED LAST DAYS OF THE THE WORSHIP SERYICE ON ROI NAMUR .... ,ll BLAMES THE OTHERS, BUT rLASHBACKS SHOW OCCUp ... TION or PARIS, A NAll Bt 1.11100 AT 7 PM IN THE COMMUNITY Buno THAT ALL HAD REASON AND OPPORTUNITY TO MAKES ... OESPERATE ATTEMPT TO - 50 MIN ATC ING AND WILL BE LEO BY CH ... PLAIN SURns COMMIT THE CRIME, ALL REMAIN EQUALLY STOLEN FRENCH ART FIRST AMERICA'S CUP SUSPECT AT THE TRIAL, THE JURy MUST I";".,,,;;,THROUGH TO BERLIN BY TRAIN, SAIL TO GLORY .sHO~S THE CONSIDER pERH",PS CONoEMNltjG I~ or THE COST IN HUMAN LIVES

1:~~~Ci~!C~~~~i;:;~~---:~;-~_:il~::::;";:::;::":::~ PLAYS A FRENCH RAilWAY ~KtI WHO, AS A SECIIET RESISTANCE f'p. • or TO RESCUE THIS PRICt- CATHOLIC [ASTER SERVICES ,e OF FR,I,NCE'S HERITAGE TONIGHT AT 7 3D PM IS THE EASTER VIG IL SERVICE, wHICH, F"'THER NEYLON SAYS, IS "THE MOST SOLEMN MOMOIII"'l OF THE CEN IN THE HEAT OF THE NIGHT - 109 MIN AT TRAL MYSTERY or OUR IIEOEMpTION CHRIST'S ~YSTERY 01lt.MA COlOA DEATH AND GL01l10U5 IIESUlIlIEtTIOM " Roo STEIGEII, SIDNEY PoITIER, WARREN OATtS, LEE GRANT CENTERS AROUNO lIGHT, AND III LL I NCL UDE THIS rlNE MOYIE WAS THE WINNER LAST THE BLESSING OF THE PASCH ... L CANDLE, REP .... EEK or rlYE AC ... DEMY A .... AROS THE rlLM ITSElr W... S YOTED "BEST PICTURE," ROD .,"""" THE "GLORY AND SPLENDOR or S RISEN PRESENCE AMONe US .. STEIGER ...... 5 YOTED "BEST ACTOR" FOil HIS MASSES ON E"'STER DAY "Io/ilL BE CElE8R"'T PART IN I". THE "SEST SCREENPLAY" AWARD AT 7 ... NO 9 15"'1ot THl HOLY NAIotE SOC- WAS GIYEN TO STIRLING SlttlPHANT FOR wilL NOT IotEET TOMoRRO .... , SINCE IT IS HIS STORY, AND TWO TECHNICAL A ...... RDS "''''', THt NEXT BREAKf'AST-Iot[(TING IS WERE Al~O YOTED TO IT THE STORY REYOlYES AROUND ACTION IN "'«'"'" ,OR MAY 12 A SMALL MISSISSI"pl TO .... N POLICEMAN PROTESTANT EASTER SERI/ICES WARREN OATES rlNOS THE BOOY or wE ... LTHY "WH ... T IS THE RESURRECTION?" WILL Bt INOUSTRIAlIST, JACK TETER, ONE NIGHT RON SURELS' MESSAGE "'T SUNRISE SER ON MIS p ... TROL CAR ROUNDS TETER HAD TOMORRO .... , 6 30 AM AT THE CROSS COME TO THE TO .... N TO BUILD A L"'~OE rAC CHApl ... IN'S orrlCE AT II ~M TOllY POLICE CHIEr Roo STEIGER LOOKS rOR ANY STRANGERS IN TOWN AND ARRESTS """""', Rev SURElS .... ILL PAE"CH OH TtjE IN THE CROSS or CHRIST I GLORY" SIONEY POITIER AT THE TRAIN ST ... TION POI TIER, A TOP-RANKING DETECTIYE FROM KUSAIA[AN CHOIR TO MECK PHILADELPHIA, TRICKS STEIGER INTO AL THE KUSAIEAN CHOIR rROM EaEYE TRAYElS LOWING HIIot TO HELP SOLVE THE CRllott MECIe ISLAND ON ~ONOAY, AplllL 15, TO {RtLt ... SED JULY, 1961} "'-, THt MtN T~ERt ~ SPECIAL £4ST[R

THE rlRST ... N1MATED CARTOON T.-.lKING """'" IN SONG PICT~E .... AS 'WALT OIStoIEY'S STEAMBOAT WILLIE, PAOoUCtO IN HOLLYWOOD, OEPI"",.II, NE .... l v-rOAM EO BI8LE STUOY GROUP ,0" THE ANTICS or MIC~EY MOUSE IT WAS "'N OUTGROWTH OF "Llf'E AN,NY SHO.... N SEPT 19, 1928, AT THE COLONY WtONESDAY [YENltoIGS WIH' THtATER IN NE .... YORK CITY SUAELS IN THt CH"'PLAIN'S OF INTEI"ESTED BACHELORS ARE CORDI .... llY RICHAROSOfoi - (VEIIYONE IS WELCOME TO ATTom DOUBLE FEATURE ON SATURDAY NIGHTS I TEO TO COME YOKWE YUK - YOMlt YUle MEM8ERS O ... tY CARD CHECK ptRIOOICALlY PRE-SCHOOL OR SCHOOL_AGE CHI lOREN MAY NOT ATTENO (CONT I NUCD 0 ... THE lAST PAGE) \1/('( HAU. _ OEpENODHS ONLY M~Tlltu:s SAT .... NO SUN RULES .... RE POSTED OUTSIDE HIE THOTER OCE~ VIEW - ~ALE "'DUlT p[RSONNEL ONLY IIc".[(""oo OF THE CCJ+!ANDING OfFICER" feR SALE ••• KWAJALEIN TEST SITE, MARSHALL ISLANDS htSTANT PATIO - fO~Ty_fOOT ALUMINUM CONTRACT DAAG 43-67~C~OOOI PilTlO ilW"IING PLUS LOUVERED SIDES THE HOUAGLASS IS PU8llSHEO DAILY $350 CALL 82434 H rER 5 "M IV e y aII SHM'"'630&83 0 Ocea n View7S~~'7~ '5 MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY DEAOLINE fOR H NOTICES IS 3 PM TH[ DAY 6EfORt pUBll \oIOOOEt.I PilTIO ROOf At.lD SIDES - fl"l[ • THE YOUNG WARRIORS PR IV I LEGE CATION STRUCTIOIII 61' IIOAT-8UILDtlI - CAlt 8E RE ALL NOTICES ANO AO~EIITtSEHENTS NUST WAR O~AMA COLOR D~ANA C9LOA MOVED OwIllER LEil~I'IG END Of MONTH JAMES DRURY, STEVE CARLSON, PAUL JONES, JEAN SHAINPTON 8t SUBM'TTEO IN WRITTEN fORM TELE TRAilER 703 CUl 83494 MTER 7 PM ROBERT PI"E PHONED NOTICES ANO ADS WILL NOT at ACCEPTEO All COpy A"IO PHOToGRAPHS CilT'S EYE CHilRM IIlNAl BUILDING ~UNDAY'S SCUBA ' Bakery Specials STEVEDORES 'WILL BE NE(OCO AT 7 30 AM DIVE Will GO TO THC IICHAI"L NOTES (CONTINUED fROM pAGt 9) TUESDAY If INTER(STEO, StE CHARLIE TUESDAY WQ.1EN·S CHAPEL f'ELLOw'SHI P PRINCE EWGEN - CHOCOLATE CAEAM PIE •• BAPTISTE ilT THE REEfER PLANT $1·35 EA CLIP AND SAVE THI5 liST Of NEW Of WEATHER PERMITTING WCON(SDAY , -- LEAYI'IG AT II 30 IC[RS Of THE WOMtN'S FELLOWSHIP, AND fRENCH BREAD •••• 55 ~A LOST AM 01 VEMASTERS CURRENT CIRCLE CHAIR"'EN ~ HIlRD ROLLS DZ SUNGLASSES SONEWHERE •• 70 ~PR[SCRIPTION CARTER "'110 N... HCY DAY)S FEllOWSHIP OFflCEAS I BET'WEEN THE YOK'WE YUI< CLUB, CORAL BO CNE"AY CA[IlN CIl"E 10 CA ARE WELCOME SUT MUST Dlye WITH *, JUN GUHH 824541 ANO THE TIIMISIENT HOTEL THURSOIlY MEM6tR LIfE VESTS ARt MANOA- BARBAII" FAUlKENHAM 82476'1' CREilM purfS... • $1.90 OZ _ ELLtN G.lTTS 82367 fAIO,l.y ~ JOYCE SA~AGE 82234 ! BLUEaERR" PIE.. • .$1.10 [A SEVEII~L BICYCLES HAvE BEEN fOUND ANO THEAE Will BE A MEtTlNG Of THt KWAJ '.'IAGINIA CONROY 82 24 SHURDilY 3 1 RE ~T THE POL ICC ST.TION ilWillTING PICK SCU8A CLU8 AT 7 45 MONDAY, APRIL 15 IN CIRCLE CHAIAMEN ) CUP C,!.IIES JI.oo 02 r .... RO ROOM AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB CHOCO~""TE NANCT Ross 82243 : "' ! C~LL 83425/83256 TO PUCE YOUII 'OLLOWING IS THE liST Of O(CilL ~UM- ATTEND JUDY BRUNNER 83403i OROER. ORDERS HUST BE PLACED BY BERS 0044-8, 0004-R,0499-R, 0704-R, NOON ON THE Dill' PRIOR TO PICKUP 0525-R, o67f3-R, 0925-R, 0461-R,0387-R, 'lEADERSHIP PRINCIPLES AND f'R,ACTIC MARY ROBERTS il2194 ALL PICKUPS MUST BE MADE BETWEEN 0023-R '1045-R, 1742-B 1791-8, 1046_R, ES," U Of HAW"II SHORT-COURSE, BEGINS CARMEN TOM 83755 2 AND 5:30 "N .T THE SIDE OOOA OF 1331-8, 2963-8, 2733-6, 2213-B, ON KW,l.JAlEIN AND ROI NAMUfI MONDAY, 2954~B, THE p"ClrlC DINING ROOM. 2601-B, 3131-8, 4350-8, 3793-~, 3668~8J ApRil '5, AND RUNS THROUC:'" APRil 19 8J3S>'l 3937-B, 3476-6, 4242-8, 4)63-8, 4070-B, ON KW"J, 6 30 TO 8 30 PM, ROOM 114 J ALICE LlE HOSTS ESEYE CIRCLE -~93~B. THERE ilRE T\oIO BICYCLES .... ITHOUT GEOR.GE SEITZ SCHOOL, CALL PAT CAUlDO, Easter Week Services MCMBERS Of ALICE LEE CIRCLE RtCENTLY oreAlS 82)73 '1'0 pR[-REGISTER ON ROI NAMUR, I'I.~~!!IEETING SUNDAY AT 6 30 IN THE THOSE WHO HAVE NOT RE-RE~ISTERED BY SPECIAL SER~ICE AT 7 PM I,,,,.,,,,, IT WAS AN INTERESTING AND AND MESSAGE ENTI ftEI) "THE FINC ARTS BUILDING PHONE ~llL BE ACCEPT[D UP TO THE CAP~ THOAOUGHLT tNJOYAeLt OAY fOil HOSTESSES ACITY Of THt CLASSAOOM THE CROSS AND GUESTS. SHE ALSO REPORTS THAT NEW THE Io'tEKLY BRIDGE GROUP Of THE YDK '~~~~~~~'i~~~~ To BE HELl) AT CIRCLE Of'ICERS INCLUDE CARMEN TOM, WE YUK WOMEN'S CLUB WilL NEET MO"lDAY I~ Of HOTEL AT 6 30 CHAIRM"., PHYLLIS [MaN LODGE NO. 179 f&AM WILL ~Oll) A I AM MESSAGE SHVID~IK, CO-CKAI~MAN ilT THE Cl'JB FRON 12 ')0 TO 3 30 PM Is THE RESURREC- MEETING AT 7 PM, t-IONOAY; APRIL 15, IN I TION?" AND VISITATIOH CH"IRMAN (A NEW orfICE), ANYONE IIIIT[RESTED IN JOINING THE GROUP THE ZAR BUilDING. ALL t+ls ARE COROI" I ANO CHARLOTTE KING, SECRETA~y-TREASURER ilS il R(Cl!lAR OR ilS A SUBSTITUTE tALL WILL BE IN A~ICE LEE CIRCLE SUPPORTS RONG-RoNG All Y J.N~'~':T:.'~' ____~'______~.----'I~~~~~~[ Jo BENN ilT 82261 T"'E GROUP W(LCONES AT a 10 AN CHOO~ IN MAJURO DISTRICT, "NO RECENTL" BEGINNERS ilS Io'ELL AS EXPERIENCED PlAY- II MESSAGE' MADE A SHIPMENT OF GAROEN TOOLS AND ALL MASTER MASONS RESIDING ON ROI ~;;;,:; 1 GLORY" fOOD '" ARE INYITEO TO ATTEND ,I. ~E(TIN~ EXECUTIVE OlNING ROOM COIlE PROC[SS Of TO A'T[NO, CALL BoB BLAIII AT 8225L "'AS H~ItE "OR T"'O DAVS ANO Ntxr "'EEl'; W! PROVIDING EXPilNOED TELEPHONE SERVICE 83764 ""[III 5. ARE EXPECTING FR MITCHELL, PROVINCIAL rOR OCCUPANTS Of HIE COR"L Be THE THE MUTUAL INVESTMENT CLUB VILL HOL\) Of THE NEW YORK PNOVINC[ AND FR. P"UL INSTAllATION Of TEN"OAARY DISCOMTINU AT ANY TIME A BIKE TUANS UP ON REOULAR ~O~THLT "'EtTIHO '0101 [ASTE. CASSIO", A CLASS"'ATE Of MINt WHO IS AHCE or ALL TELEPHONE SER~ICE TO TH[ YAIIIO OH ~AT'O WHICH OOESN'T BE P"''''''. APAIL 14, AT 7 30 IlM IN MOM NOW IN (HAIIIGE or ALL THE OYtRSE"S Ap. COAAL BQ fROM 7 30 AM, APRIL 12 (rill I TO YOU, NOTlf" THE CENTRAL POllCt SEITZ SCNOOL MEMBERS AND OSTOLATES at TH~ NEW YORK PNOVINCt UNTIL 7 ION, "PAIL 13 (SilT) WILL BE ION A~~HT AWAY. It NAY BE A STOL''',"''T' ATTIND THtY BE ON PONApE fOA A WEtK SO ON PAGE THIIEE)