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ROME (UPI)--TH[ CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATS TOOK AN EARLY lEA. OVER TME COMMUNISTS DIE-HARD VIET CONG STAB AT CAMP TONIGHT IN SUBSTANTIAL RETURNS rROM HAR.-,ouaHT 'ROVINCIAl ELECTIOMS IN DESPITE LICKING IN CENTRAL AREA ROME. SAI.ON (UPI)--A VIET CONG rORCE LAUNCHE. TWO MORTAR ATTACKS TO.AY AGAINST THE .ASE CAM~ W,TH ABOUT HAlr THE VOTE COUNTE. IN or THE U.S. ARMY's 1ST DIVISION JUST 25 MILES NORTH or SAI80N, CAUSING A "rE~' CASUALTIES THE PROVINCE or ROME, WHERE THE COM AMONS DErENDING U.S. TROO~S AN. DAMA.INS SOM~ AMERICAN HElICO~TERS. MUNISTS HA. HOfiE. TO EMERaE AS THE A U.S. S'OKESMAN SAl. THE COMMUNISTS 'OUREO AT LEAST 30 ROUN.S or 81MM MORTAR rl.E WI1H lARGEST SINalE PARTY, THE RETURNS WERE IN THE 'ERIMETER or THE CAM', lOCATED AT LAI KHE. THE COMMUNIST rORCE or UNKNOWN SIZE AT AS rOlLOWS: TACKE. AT 3:30 'M AN. AGAIN AT 7 'M. CHRISTIAN DEMOCRATS RECEIVED 30.5 rE. THE MILITARY S~OKESMAN SAl. AMERICAN INrANTRYMENT AT THE CAM' SUFrERE. A "rEW CASUAL CENt OF 1HE VOTtS (A 1.35 GAJN OVER ~MI TIES" AN. A FEW "HUEY" HELICO~TERS WERE _E'ORTE ••AMAGE •• LAST [~EC['O.). THE COMMUNlSTS RtCEIVED THE CAM' IS LOCATE. NEAR AN AREA WHERE THE 1ST DIVISION TROO'S HAVE KILLE. MORE THAN l6.5 ~EICEN~ -. A lOSS or 1.54 '£RCENT. 200 COMMUNISTS IN AN II-.AY SWEEP AGAINST THE VIET CONG IN "O'UATION EL PASO." SOME 300 MILES NORTH or SAISON, U.S. PARA JACK RUBY IS RULED SANE TROO'ERS WITH BlAZIN. SUBMACHINE8UNS SWARM DALLAS (UPI)--A JURY TODAY rOUND CONfESSED SLAYER JACK RUBY SANE fOLLOWING A .RAMATIC E. THROUGH A COMMUNIST JUNGLE HI.EOUT STill 'ERSONAL AP'EAl BY RUBY TO THE JURY TO riN. HIM or SOUN. M~N •• SMOUL.ERING rROM ONE OF THE WAR'S HEAVIEST THE SAN I TY TR I Al HAD IIEEN ORDERED .'11 THE T.[xA.S CtrUIUi OP Cft ~M tNAL Aptfl£~L.S '[Q.. SE.£. HeT~ER B-52 SATURATION BOMIIINas. THEY rOUN. MANY RUBY HAO THE MENTAL CA'ACITY TO rlRE J H TONAHlll, ONE Of THE ORIGINAL lAWYERS IN THE OODlES BUR IE. BY THE BLASTS AN. THEY KillED CASE. OTHER COMMUNIST SOLDIERS STill .AZE. BY EVEN ArTER THE JURY REACHEO ITS DECISION, T.NAHlll SAl. HE STill CONSIDERED HIMSElf SHOCK. RUBY's LAWYER. AMONG THOSE WHO SWEPT INTO THE AREA WERE THE DEfENSE lAWYERS, INCLUDING TONAHllL, WERE 'RESENT IN COURT TODAY, BUT WOULD TAKE NO CAPT. Bill CAR'ENTER AND HIS SATTERED CHAR 'ART IN THE flROCEEDINGS, IIEYOND OOJECTING, AN. 'RESENTE. NO WITNESSES. liE COMPANY WHO HAD fOU.HT THEIR WAY OUT or AfTER THE STATE CAllED THE lAST or ITS A COMMUNIST TRAP IN THE SAME BAMB 0 JUNGLE riVE WITNESSES IN THE SURPRISINGLY rAST-Mev DISSENS ION, RAIN PlAGUE SATUROAY ArTER AN E'IC TWO-.AY STAN •• ING T~IAL, Ruoy SAID HE WANTED TO TAKE THE THE PARATROO'ERS WIPED OUT DOZENS or STAND, AND OVE~ HIS COUNSEL'S ~ROTEST, OlD SO NEGRO fREEDOM MARCHa5 NORTH VIETNAMESE SOl.IERS TODAY TO SEN. THE "NEVER AT ANY TIME SINCE I WAS CONVICTEO OAKLAND, MISS (UPI)--AeouT 150 SODDEN COMMUNIST DEATH TOl4 IN THE SEVENTH DAY Of HAVE I EVER DONE ANYTMING TO MAKE ANYBODY BE DEMONSTRATORS TRUDGED THROUGH A THUNOER A CENTRAL HIGHLANDS JUNGLE BATTLE, TO AT liEVE I WAS or UNSOUND MIND," RUBY SAID LOOK STORM TODAY ON THE NINTH .AY or THE "MISS LEAST 804 SPOKESMEN SA'. THE TOLL WAS EX ING DIRECTLY AT THE JURY rROM THE WITNESS ISSIPPI FREEOOM MARCH" AND THEIR LEA.ERS PECTE. TO MOUNT, WITH MANY OO.IES STill STAND. TRIED TO WORK OUT THEIR DlrrE~ENCES AS THEY SUR IE. UNDER THE RAIN Of 432 TONS or HIGH "I .ON'T KNOW WHO CONS'I~ED TO .0 THAT (yo WALKED. EXPLOSIVES DROPPED EARLY TOOAY BY THE GIANT S~'E*D THE STORY THAT HE WAS INSANE) ANO I THE MARCHERS STO~PE. FOR LUNCH AFTER COV B-52s. NEVER TRIED TO CAMOUrlAGE MY MENTAL CA'ACITY. ERING AIOUT SIX MilES. THEI~ CLOTHES, (CONTINUED ON ~AGE EIGHT) I NEVER GAVE THEM (HIS lAWYERS) ANY ~EASON SOAKE. rROM MORE THAN AN HOUR or RAIN, TO BELIEVE ANYTHING BUT THAT I WAS SANE," HE CLUNG TO THEM AN. THEY HAD TROUBLE KEE~ING TORNADOES NEAR CH ICAGO SAID. THEIR rOOTING ON THE WET GRASS BY THE HIGH- CHICAGO (UPI)--THE THREAT or TORNADOES ArTER HEA~ING RUBY'S ~LEA AND A SHORT ARGU WAY. HUNG OVER THE CHICAGO AREA lATE TODAY IN THE MENT r~OM ASST. DIST. ATTY. BILL ALEXANDER, THERE WERE rEW RAINCOATS IN EVIDENCE. IT SECOND SUCCESSIVE WEEK OF BOMOARDMENT r THE JURY DELIBERATED BRIErlY TO REACH ITS WAS THE rlRST WET WEATHER SHE MARCH, WHICH THE NATION'S MIDSECTIONS BY HAR. WINOS. DECISION M.Y ~AKE ANOTHER TWO WE[K6 T8 SET TO JACK- HEAVY RAINS rEll rROM ILLINOIS TO LOUISIANA "JACK RUDY IS IN A aETTE~ ~OSITION THAN SON, HAS EX'ERIENCED DARK, OMINOUS ClOUOS MOVED ACROSS NO~THERN HIS lAWYERS BECAUSE HE TAKES A REALISTIC FLOYD McKISSICK, HEAD or THE CONGRESS or IllINDIS. FUNNEL CLOUDS WERE SEEN NEAR VIEW or THINGS," SAID AlEXANOER RACIAL EQUALITY, SHOWED UP TODAY TO TAKE DIXON, DE KAla, GRANO RIDGE, OTTAWA, WEST HE ACCUSED Ruoy's lAWYERS or "PIDDLING A OVER THE MARCH rROM rROM DR. MARTIN LUTHE~ CHICAG., NAPERVillE, EVANSTON, ANO IN ROUND" AND SAID "I ALMOST rEEL SORRY FOR KING JR., WHO RETURNED TO CHICAGO LAST CHICAGO, NORTH or 0'HARE FIELD AND AT THE JACK" NI6HT. BUSY INTERSECTION OF' HA~lEM AND ROOSEVELT. (CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHT) McKISSICK DENIED THERE WAS .ISSENSION ApPARENTLY ALL STAYE. ALOFT. AMONG THE lEADERS or THE VARIOUS CIVil FORTY TO 50 MilE WINDS BLEW SMALL OIJECTS CHICAGO TENSELY CALM RIGHTS G~OU'S INVOLVED IN THE MARCH. "DIS AN. WHI'~ED A liGHT RAIN IN EVANSTON. SENSION ISN'T THE RIGMT WORD," HE SAID. IN SOUTHERN ILLINOIS, 50-TO 6o-MILE WIN.S AFTER NIGHT'S RIOTING "WE DECIDED lAST WEEK WE JUST DON'T WANT BLEW A TREE ONTO A HOUSE TRAilER AT LAKE CHICAGO (UP1)--RIOT-H~LMETEO ~OLICE REIN TO MARCH, MARCH, MARCH WITH NO 'UR~OSE," HE or EGY'T. FAlliNG TREES rElL ON TWO HOUSES rORCED AN UNEASY CALM TODAY IN A PREDOMINANT SAID. "EVERYONE HAS THEIR OWN IDEAS AIOUT NEAR COlDEN. STREETS WERE rlOODED IN MARION. LY PUE~TO RICAN NEIGHBORHOOD THAT ERUPTED IN WH~T WE OUGHT TO DO. IT's A MATTE~ or REACH AT WANATAH, IN •• , 2 06 INCHES or RAIN rELl MOB VIOLENCE lAST NIGHT ArTER A YOUTH WAS ING AGREEMENT AND MAKING A DECISION WHICH IN ONE HOUR IN A 24-HOUR 'ERIO., 3.55 SHOT IY POLICE. EVERYONE WILL ACCE .. T " INCHES rEll AT KANSAS C,TY. IN SIX HOURS, BOTTLES AND ~OCKS HURTLED OUT or THE OARK 3.35 INCHES fELL AT L~KE ~HABL£S, LA. NESS OF SIDE STREETS ANO ALLEYS, SMASHING RUSK WOULD BAR fRANCE U, TO riVE INCHES OF' WEEKEND RAIN rORCE. IN INTERSECTIONS WHERE THREE 'OlICE CARS HAO THE CLOSING or IOWA 14 NORTH or MARSHAll BEEN eURNED AT THE HEIGHT or THE HOURS-lONG fROM MANY NATO DEALS TOWN AND IOWA 42 WEST or RIVERTON, AND MELEE. WASHINGTON (UPI)--SECRETARY or STATE DEAN CRESTS WERE EX'ECTED ON IOWA's RACCOON RIVER IN WHAT BEGAN AS A ROUTINE INVESTIGATION or A Rus~ SAID TODAY FRANCE MUST STE' ASIDE SOUTHEASTERN DES MOINES, IOWA, COUl. CAUSE MilD DISTURBANCE -- RE~ORTEDlY A DISPUTE OE WHEN NATO DECIDES AlliANCE MATTERS IN WHICH TEN rAMlllES TO EVACUATE. TWEEN A TENANT AND HIS lANDLORD OVER THE THE FRENCH HAVE CEASED TO 'ARTICI~ATE. lAN.lORO'S SHUTTlNG orr THE GAS -- ENDED WITH RUSK TOLD A HOUSE FOREIGN ArrAIRS SUB REDS WIN IN RUSSIA RANKS or ~OlICE rORCING THEIR WAY THROUGH A COMMITTEE HEARING THIS WAS ONE or THE CON Moscow (UPI)--THE COMMUNIST PARTY SWE'T CROWD OF AN ESTIMATED 1,000 'ERSONS AND A CLUSIONS TO BE DRAWN rROM THE RECENT NATO TO IT$ USUAL LANDSLIIE VICTORY YESTERDAY IN IARRACE or ROCKS AND 10TTLES. MEETING IN B~USSELS, FROM WHICH HE RETURNEe PARL~AMENTARY ELECTIONS IN WHICH rORME~ THE WOUNDING OF' A YOUNG MAN BY A 'OlICEMAN FRIDAY. SOVIET PREMIER NIKITA S. KHRUSHCHEV CAST AND THE ALLEGED lilTING or ANOTHER OY A 'OlICE HE ALSO RE'ORTED THAT THE 14 REMAINING A VOTE rOR THE MEN WHO HELfiED OUST HIM rROM DOG HEIGHTENED THE TENSION. MEMaERS or THE NATO MiliTARY AlliANCE ARE 'OWER IN 1964. TWENTY-SIX OrF'ICERS, THE FIRST TO A~RIVE DETE~MINED TO ~USH ErrORTS TO TM~ROVE EAST PREMIER ALEXEI KOSYSIN, PARTY SECRETARY IN A rUlL REINF'ORCEMENT ALARM, MA~CHE. DOWN WEST ~ElATIONS, WITH FRENCH COO'ERATION If" GENERAL LEONID BREZHNEY, PRESIDENT NIKOLAI A MAIN EAST-WEST STREET ONLY TO aE 'USHE8 ~OSSI.lE BUT WITHOUT HER Ir NECESSARY. PO.GORNY AND OTHER TO' .OVERNMENT AND PARTY BACK UNDER A HAil or ROCKS ANO B,TTLES. THE THE ALLIES DEMONSTRATED, HE SAID, THAT orrlCIAlS WE~E REELECTED T. SEATS ON THE POLICE CARS WERE BATTERED AND-SET ArIRE. "F~ANCE WAS EX'ECTE. TO STAND ASIDf; WHEN COUNTRY'S SU'REME SOVIET. THE PARTY EN.ORS FlftEMEN WHO ARRIVED TO ~UT OUT THE FLAMES THE NORTH ATLANTIC COUNCIL CONSIDERS MATTERS ED EVERY ONE or THE 1,517 COMMUNIST AND WERE ATTACKED BY THE MOBS. THE RETREATING INVOLVING THOSE ALLIANCE ACTIVITIES IN "NON-PARTY" CANDIDATES rOR A SEAT IN THE 'OlICEMEN JUM~ED A.OARD A rlRE ENGINE AND WHICH FRANCE HAS CEASEI TO 'ARTICI'ATE." TWO-CHAMBER PAR~lAMENT. ONCE AGAIN WORKE. THEIR WAY INTO THE MOB. IN A STATEMENT MADE 'UBlIC ArTER RUSK'S THE CANDIDATES RAN UNOPPOSED rOR EITHER "IT WAS TOUCH AN. GO rOR AWHILE" ONE orrl B~IErING, HE SAID HE WAS CONVINCED THAT THE COUNCIL or NATIONALITIES OR THE C UNCIL CER SAl.. "IF' THE CROWD HAO REAllY WANTED THE 14 "WILL DO WHATEVER IS NECESSARY T8 or THE UNION, U~'ER AN. LOWE~ HOUSES or TO TAKE US, THEY COULD HAVE." PRESERVE THIS SYSTEM WHICH THEY CONSIDER THE PARLIAMENT. V.TERS HAD THE RIGHT TO AT LEAST SIX ~ER~ONS, INCLUDING A NEWSMAN, ESSENTIAL TO THEIR SECURITY." CROSS OUT THE CANDIDATES NAME ON THE OAllOT, TWO 'OLICEMEN AND A rIREMAN, WERE REflORTED RUSK SAID THE QUESTION or ARRANGEMENTS IUT F'EW .ID. A WRITE-IN WOUL. INVAll.ATE HURT IIY rlYING ROCKS ANO OOTTLES. NONE WAS BETWEEN FRENCH rORCES AND NATO fORCES "'ROV THE IAlLOT. BELIEVE. SERIOUSLY INJURED. EO TO BE THE MOST DlfrlCULT ONE THAT AROSE" KHRUSHCHEV SHOWE. U~ SMILING AN. TRIM WITH THE ARREST rlGURE HAD CLIMBED TO MORE THAN AT BRUSSELS. HIS WIFE, NINA, AND aRANeDAUGHTER, YELENA, 40 BY EARLY TODAY. AT A DOWNTOWN '.LL.ti~ ~LACE NEAR THE Mos COW AJI'ARTHENT HE RAR£L Y USES. I i"'------m ') orr - LINE '.J., '/\.,..U ------..... ------t------,..----=::::::..-..------...:...... :::!------I :OEO !="ACE.<: SHJ...R8[~, !ND/AN TRA~N CRA~H PO'iK ~ E 7L~~OR; lES MAI"J'1A ~TAN I N Mh~ ~ JJANA CA.SE KILLED uP TO 100 I I EUGEf\JE) ORE 10P~) ~- ' JJ ifC:?~ BO~BAY (UP;) Two SUBURB,N P~SSENGER ~E~ YORK ~UP,) -- A ~!~D PORCUpvNE Of OREGON COED TOC~v W~J O~DERED TO Pc- NS CA~~v'NG AN ESTI~ATED 2,5 00 i~VaDEC MA~~A7~A~ ~ND CAUSED ~ P~iCKLE ~EAl T~E NA~ES O~ ~ VE STJDE~TS S~E IN- 'P~qSONS COLLIDED NEA~ THE MA-UNGA o~ EX~[TEME~- ON ~~2T BqOADWAY TERV~E~ED FOR A NEWso~PE~ S~O~V ON T~[ ~L _WAY STATION HERE THI~ MORNING) T~E !5 - PO~~V ft~l~al P-~RACTED THE ~SE O~ ~AR!JU~~A. I ~ ~~ NG ~OO PERSONS \ND 'NJu~!NG 12 pTTE~-ro~ o~ POL CE ~T THE INTERSECT· C.ReLIT JUDGE EDWARD LEAVY ORDERED MOST Of THE VICTR~S WE~E WOR~- !O~ OF D~£NE 6NC ~EST BRCADWAY. ThEv AN~E~·£ BLC~P~A~, 20, OF SE~TTLE) M~N- SC't-'OOL CH IlDRE~1 > A.VTHOR I""! ES GAVE. 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SA I D 0 S~EL-[R N r~E B~SE~(~T OF A~ AUTOMAT RAL~. THE S~UDEN~ NEWSP~PEq, TO CIVE REST~URA~T. RuN~ NG ~~~OJG~ THE LEGS THE !N~OPM4T O~ -0 -~E LANE (OUt~Y GRA~D '""'uNDR::::OS or POU(,[tvlEtJ, Fd~E~£~J """-ID ::;,:- 1\ S,\~jlC G~Ri. .J~O I.JAS (;HANGING uNTO JJRY V/EDNESD/" 'DOC-ORS WERE CALLED TO lHE SCENE RES- ~ ~qESH UN'~ORM. MISS BUCHA~AN SAID AfTER T~E COURT CUE WOqKERS PROBED ~hE TW'STED WRECV- T~E ~OMAN. F~ORENCE SARRIS, 43~ SCQE ~EAR;~C T~AT SHE UI~l NOT GillE THE NAMES AGE ~O~ 'OPE ViCTI~S. HUNDRE:S O~ POL- AMED, rR1GHTENi~G ~~E PORCU~I~E INTO OF SEVEN STUOE~TS SHE INTERV ~WEO FOR A let ,FIREMEN AND DOCTORS P~RTIC!PATED ~!JI~G J~CER A LAUNDRY TABLE. ~E dAS STORY ~hICY APPEARED MAv 24. IN THE GRISLY SfftRtH qETR~EVED BY EDWARD ~. D'~kON, AN ~G- J~DGE lEAVylS CQDER CA~E ~MMED?~TEl~ THE 9 CENTqAL RA!L~AY orF'CIALS o~ACED T~E EN~ fOR A~ER'CbN SOC~ETY FOR THE AFTER ~~S5 BUCHANAN'S AT 0RNEv J A~THUR CASUAlT' F'~GRES LOWER -- 52 PERSONS pnEVE~T!ON OF CRUELTY -0 ANIMALSo CoJOHNSO~'j HAD ~!NiS~ED hiS ~EBUTTA~ Al ~ilLED AND 106 !NJU~ED -- au; POLICE D lLION REC€iVED A QUill WOUND !N A ~ -~O ~OUq ~EA~ING TODAY O~ THE SCE~E STuCK BY T~CI~ ORCI~~Al F:NCER Wh!CN REQUiRED MED,CAl ~T7ENT- JO~NSON SA~? HE WOULD TRY ~o GET ~HE ESTutlA1C ~ON HE -OOK ""'f-C e,N~r"AL "r0 AN ASPCA ST/TE SU,jROK COLP";" ""'0 STA"l JJD3E: LEA'J'r'S Vli"l"NESSES S"~D 1'1" wAS ~~!,"~G N~q;) PO'_"D.)I ~"!~J ~1 C;S Sj,~F\ s ':)':TuH~r:- 'TO ~rl?l()R',,)-I"'I'
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OE~ORE TrlE GPAND JU~Y T~E 3U~POt~'s THE ACC DE~T D'SRU~TED 2PErA-IONS ON 7~E SJ)~CL Sft1D -rl!c W~S QE P OR7ED B~ wERE OROPD~9 PS"N~~ ~ER ~uRLE FE~~O~ T~E CE!\l"!"~~l RA ;L\ I\v L\~ (:; "...,E CullNT,= l! NG SYSTEM. Mos r TRA \ NS ALONG THE !v16.NOED. - .... UDEN'T..J SECREr $ Ii SHE SA ~ D. "THE'! IT RE LlNE A~E RUN ACCO~DiNG TO ElEC-RON!C T~EY ARE LI CH!A-Y' AS COMMANDER OF PRETTy BRfiGHT KIDS. i SEE NO RlASON TO l1 S'GNALS RECEIVED IN THE MOTOR~E~ S CAO. T~E P~K!~G 8A~~ISON COMMAND, LI~ SHAO- B[T~AY T~ElR TRUSTo \JEN 4.S Crf!(F CO~"'ljSSAR OF THE SAME COM- SHE ADDED THE'f WERE NOT TrlE K!I\!D II WHO HEROES BACK AT WORK MANO, WEI C~UAN-I_IEN AS CHIEF OF STAFF, 00lD COME ON T~E CA~PUS WI~~ l REErER TAU t10RONG) SOUTH V I ET NAt-t (Up I )-~ Cl-'A~G Y.-SHAN,AS POL!T~CA!.. DU'ARTMENT I~J T!--1EIR !-jAND AN!; S~O~E iT 11\1 Ti-jE STuDENT CAPT~IN BI~L CARPENTER AND H'S BA1TER Crl t EF', CH I NG K".AN AS COt..,MANDER OF THE N ION 0 II ED S~ARLIE COMPA"JY FOUGHT THEiR WftY TiENTSIN GARR:SON COMMAND, LIU S~I-YuAN MiSS BUC.,ANAN. ENROLLED IN T~E 0N~VER- OACK 'NTO THE BAMBOO THICKEl Wt-'ERE THE A~ DEPUTv COMMA4DER AND CHIN KUAN AS ITY'S HONORS COLLEGE FOR TWO YEARS, SAiD COt..,t1U~JIST5 SURROlJ~DED T~EfY' tv'T!-l DEATH POL IT! CAL C()~H1' SSAR or THE T I ENT5 I N HE !-fAS RECE l VED NUMEROUS lET"'"ERS SLJP- fOR THO ;:JAYS ~~l:-ARY D!STRiCT ORTING HER S-AND IN RErUSING ~O NAME CARPENTER, lHE WEST POINT FoorBA~L 1HE SOURCE SAiD LiN ALSO REPLACED ALL ER SOURCES. HER LEGAL EXPENSES, SHE "LONE.SOME END if WHO BECAME A VIET NAM CO~MANDING GENE~ALS OF ~HE FOUR GARRI- DDED, WERE BEING PAiD BY AN ANO"JYMOUS WAR HEro, P4USED A ~OMENT ON THE BURNT SO~ DiVIS!O~S IN THE PEKING-TIENTSiN ONOR AND HER PARENTS ARE BEHiND HER OUT JUNGLE SPOT ~~ERE ~E CALLED DOWN A,R EA It! ~ TH CHANG 'l'UAN-LUNG s Fu CHUNG~P [, 1 100 PER CENT." AN A~ERICAN NAPfLy, A!R S'R!KE ON HIS YU~N TAO-C~i AND NI TZE~vUAN. THE 5 - FOOT - 5 EDITOR, ALTHOUGH UN- POSITIONS LAST WEEK TO BLOCK CO~MUMIST T~E SOURCE SAID THE FORMER COMMANDERS ER A STRAIN, HAS MAiNTAINED HER RElAX TROODS OVER-RU~N!~G HIS POSITION. AND CO~M!SSA~S WERE ALL SENT TO UN!MP- D DEMEANOR SiNCE THE ISSUE BROKE iNTO I "I HA RDl Y KNOH v/HE~E !! M AT, n CARPENTE.R ORTDNT POSTS ~WbY fqOM NORTH CHiNA. uaL!e VIEW. SCHOOL OFfiCqAlS DESCRiOE I TOLD \'J\E I1EVERYTH! !\Ids so CNANGED, C1-lAN- ~ER AS A_TOP"JorCH STUDE~~ WiTH ft KEEN I GED so /lAUCH " PJ~BlOoC0 ... 0o (UPI) ~- CjTY PATROlMi\N WARENESS OF I~ORlD AFP:-,II j PS U S AIR F"ORCE !--\EA\rY CO'/iJERS A,\l') AR:T- \J~I..;.,iA!'" HCClv'I THE FIRE THAT TCR~E~TED CHARLlE COMPANY fOREVER I SUNDAY -0 STIEGEl'S ~EIRS FOR TWO D/VSo "TAKE IT', C~RPENT[R JOHN WElL!"JCTON STiEGEL~ J'CKSON- ! ~ATE VULCAR REALISM !N liTERA'URE o ROAREDo VijL~E~ flAo$ ~CCEPTED THE ROSE FROM lT~E ~AN WHO CALL A SPADE A SPADE EUGENE R. HART~AN~ A~ ATTORNEY Of NEftR-!SHOULD BE COMPELLED TO USE ONE IT!S To REGRET DErp~y is TO LnVE ~rRESH. lev ADA~S COUNTY. r~E C~URCH PASTOR, THE ~Hl O~LY THING ~E ~s r~T FOR. \_-=> • .J (F' I-IENPY DAVID THOREAU IRno ~OE:L,-'::P~'.I' p~rS!DED AT THE CERE"'IONY~ OSCAR V/ilDE I I HOURGLASS Mo'-",,'y JUNE 13, 1966 LOCAL SPORTS MOUNTAINBAlL 'rts section AMERiCAN LEAGUE HiGH SCHOOL I STUNS JOMAKAJ ------~ CHARLEY CLARK HANDCUFFED THE FiRST ROUND CHAMPIONS, JOMAKAJ 2 TO ~ YEST M!XED VOLLYBALL LEAGUE ERDAY AT BRANDON FiELD iN fhE FASTEST THE MIXED VOLLYBALl LEAGUE OPENS GAME EVER PLAYED ON KWAJAlEiN TOMORROW NiGHT WITH A DOUBL£HEADER THE SEVEN iNNiNG GAME WAS PLAYED IN STARTiNG AT 6 30 PeM" BETWEEN KA-Mo! 38 MINUTES, SETTING A NEW RECORD. WIT VS No-KA-OEo IN T~E NiGHT CAP AT 7"15 THE SCORE TIED AT I TO I AfTER FOUR P.M. iT Wh.. l BE THE SURFERS AGAiNST INNINGS OF PLAY, HENRY BIRCHER OPENED THE ?AiDERS. ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15, THE FIFTH WITH A TRIPLE AND SCORED THE NA AL. i GOES UP AGADNST ELEU IN THE WiNNING RUN ON DWiGH~ Ross W~T~ A FLY F'IRS~ GAME ~ND THE SECOND FEATURES BALL INTO CENTERFIELD. ICH!-BANS AGAINST KUPAKAS THE HARD HiTTiNG JO~A~AJ lOO~ED AT E~G~T TEAMS W~Ll BE P~RT!C~PAT1NG IN " POWDER PU'FS " AT THE PLATE, COLl..ECT- THE LEAGUE ING A TOTAL OF FjVE SINGLES. HiDEO MILNE, WHO RETU~~ED TO THE iSl..ANDS AMER!CA~ LEAGUE ROUNDUP LAST WEEK PITCHED A "~E BpLL GA~E (UPi )-- if'.J THE AME~6C6N lEAGUE, THE G~V"NG UP TI-i~EE 3~t\JGLt.S TO THE iUSTL CLE-'v'LAI\C ~'NDJ"f'\j5 AI\D T~E BALTiMORE jNG ~iG~ SCHOOL, Rt AND TM( ~ESUkTS ~H~ AS ~0~~~w3 Ftl ... OI\E-H~~~ G~~E MORE O~F THE PACE ,N T~E FRqS~ ~'Mf ~~ 4 TRIPLErlEADER ,~ Trl~ ~lGHT ~(f'.J~A~T RACE P~ESS-RO! DE~EA·lC r~l ~A A~ I U 7 TO 2 SEf\jIOR Mtl\JS ;~E ~~0~A~3 10PP tD WA5H~NGTON IN A FOR THE~~ SECOND Vor-o~~ TO RE~Au~ UN 6-3 VhCTOPV AS GARv BEL~ P~TCHED A Dl~EATED iN T~E S[CO~D ~~~D VIES~R~ .J.M r-i[~S' SEVE~-Hi~TER ~~D S~NGlED iN A RUN WHll STOCKARD AND GuEq(A ~£D A PRfSS N~~l 2. JERRy GREUEl S00r~PAW STEVE BARBER PiTCHED A F~VE ATTAC~ W!T~ lWO JI~C_ES ~Ou[(E AL MAEDA ft NC .JOl-lN ~~ f v/..l L:: CARR! ED Tf-IE BA T 3. BuD MC~E£L y H'TTER AS THE ORiOLES WHiPPED THE BOSTON RED Sox, 8 TO i u £VL~ND T i NG PUNCH '"'OR !\'!l AI..! i , lAD!(S !~ 3~-i8 WH9LE 8fLT~MORE IS jU-CU ~'TH MA~: NE DE.;:JT 9 .< £NTRON "A" 2 THE iND~ANS HOLDiNG A Sl~M !I PERCEN THE MARiNE DEPT DOlP~ijNS KEPT THEl~ JUD" GiLl!S TAG(-~O~Nr MAqG N CHAMP~ONSHiP ~OPES ~_~VE WiTH A 9 TO 2 2Q MIDGE WiLlIA~S THE TiGERS SPLiT A DOUBlE~EADER W~TH ViCTORY OVER KENTR~N iN A F~NE BALL 3e DEBBiE KRA~ER NEW YORK WiNN~NG THE fi~ST GAME 7 TO 5 GAME DOkPHINS E~PLODED FOR 6 RUNS IN AND LOSiNG THE NiGHTCAP 12 TO !O~ AS THE TOP OF THE SEVENTH !NNi~G TO TURN JUN!OR BOYS A TOT4l o~ iO HOMERS WERE HIT j SEVEN A CLOSE GAME iNTO A ROUT HiPO TOYAMA I~ LERO ... H~ ... ~ BY THE YANKS. THE SPLAT D~OPPED HIT A TRiPLE TP\T WON T~£ BiG BLOW IN 2. JiM ~ULP DETRO!T TWO GA~ES O~F T~E PACE. THIS iNNING DR!VING IN A TOTAL OF THRE 3. MAURiCE LEVESQUE RUNS. NATiONAL LEAGUE ROUNDUP KEN~RON PLAYED A F~NE BALL GA~E UP AT THE COM~LE~!ON O~ T~E REGuLAR (UP~ )--iN THE NAT~ONAl LEAGUE, JUAN TO THE FATAL SEVENTH OUTH!TT!NG THE RACING PROGRAM, ftlL SPECTATORS WERE MARiCHAl TIED SANDY KOUFAX FOR THE MARINE DEPT 10 HijTS TO 8 WINNING INVITED TO DR~VE THE CARTS AND MUCH MAJOR LEAGUE LEAD WiTH Ii ViCTORIES PiTCHER DYNAMI1E KAKAZU A~D LOSER DICK iNTEREST WAS SHOWN. APIECE SUNDAY WHILE PiTCHING THE SAN BURNS, DUE TO VACATjONS, ETC, THE REGULAR FRANC~SCO GIANTS TO A 3 TO 2 DECISION RACING PROGRA~ W'lL BE CuRTAilED FOR OVER THE los ANGELES DODGERS. NA T j ONAl LEAUGE APPRCXIM~TEL~ ON( (I) MONTH, rlOWEVeR JOSE PAGAN COLLECTED TWO TRiPLES AND R!KAKiS 12 FRONT~ERS 2 ANYONE i~'ERESTED iN JOINING THE A SiNGLE, WHilE ROBERTO CLEMENTE BELT THE RIKAKIS DEFEATED THE FRONTIERS CLUB AND lEAR~!NG TO DRiVE MAY CON ED A PAIR OF TRiFLES AND A SINGLE, TO 12 TO 2 iN FIVE INNINGS TO REMAIN UN TACT BOB CO~FEE, SENIOR DR~V!NG SCHOO LEAD THE PITTSBURG PIRATES TO AN 11-8 DEFEATED iN THE NATiONAL LEAGUE RACE. INSTRUCTOR AT 9-335, OR NORM V~CTORY OVER, THE ATLANTA BRAVESc • RIKAK!S DENTED THE RUBBER 9 TIMES iN WILLIAMS AT 22100 SECOND BASEMAN JULIAN JAViER DROP THE SECOND INNING J ON SiX SOLiD BASE- PED A POP FLY iN THE FIFTH INNING TO HITS PITCHER JiM DUNCAN TURNED IN ALLOW TWO RUNS TO SCORE AND Bill WHiTE ANOTHER FINE P!TC~iNG PERFORMANCE GIV NEW YORK (UPI )-- TELEVISION is SLAMMED A TWO-RUN HOMER iN THE SIXTH ING UP 3 SiNGLES TO THE FRONTIERS. lou KEEPING SOME SPO~TS AL~VE AND BOOM TO GIVE THE PHiLADELPHIA PHllLIES A HORSTMAN lED THE R~KAKIS BATTING WITH ING OTHERS J BUT IS TV CHANGING SPOR~ 5-3 VICTORY OVER THE ST. LOUIS CARDIN THREE SiNGLES. JUST BY BEING THERE? RUS1Y STAUB AND DAVE NICHOLSON BLAST THREE TV NETWORKS W!LL SPEND $90 ED TwO-RUN HOMERS TO HiGHLIGHT HOUSTO MOUNTAINBALl MIlliON THIS YEAR TO TElEV'SE SPORTS, snX-RUN SiXTH INNiNG AND CARRY THE SCHEDULE INCLUDING $60 Mill!ON PAID TO SPORTS ASTRoS TO AN 8-4 TRiUMPH OVER CHICAGO. TUESDAY, JUNE 14 DALLY FiELD CLUBS. THt AMERiCAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE JERRY GROTE'S S!NGlE WITH TWO OUT IN 5- 15 P.M. WilDCATS VS WECO (ALAMEDA SAYS AFl TEAMS COULD NOT KEEP GOING THE 11TH INNING SCORED EDDiE BRESSOUD &. PRESTWOOD) WITHOUT THAT TV MONEYQ FROM SECOND BASE AND GAVE T~E NEW YORK WEDNESDAY, JUNE 15 DALLY FIELD SOME FANS CHARGE rv IS !~JECTiNG ~ETS A 3-2 V~CTORY OVER THE C,NCINNATi J I-".!"I o RIKAKIS VS JOMAKAJ "B" (SIE "SHCW BIZ" itHO THE GAMES TO AL.TER REDSo CiNCiNNATi RELiEVER SAMMY ELLiS VERS &. RUNYON). THEM FOR THE CAMERA WALKED BRESSOUD W~TH ONE OUT AND BOB TUESDAY JUNE !4, BRANDON FIELD NBC wANTS BLUE ~CE FOR HOC~rY GAMES TAYLOR 'OlLOWED WiTH A HIGH-BOUNCER 5 P.M, HIGH SCHOOL I VS KENTRON BECAUSE IT PHOTOGRAPHS BETTER ABC TO THE MOuND WHiCrl MOVED BRESSOUD TO (HORSTMAN &. NORTON) WOULD LIKE TO (~~~GE T~E COLOR OF THE SECOND WEDNESDAY JUNE i5, BRANDON fiELD. FOOTBALL. NBC ~NDUCED TWO AMERiCAN RON SWOBODA WAS PURPOSELY WALKED AND 5 P.M. MAR I NE DEPT VS NA ALL i "B" LEAGUE BAS[BA~L TEAMS TO PLAY A GAME GROTE THEN DELIVE~ED HiS GAME-WINNING (HARDiN &. BAGLEY). AT I I A.M. !N CA~~FOPNiA so THE POP SDNGlE DAVE E~LERS, WHO ENTERED THE ULOUS EAST COULD ViEW !T AT A COM G~ME iN THE 10TH, WAS THE W!NNER WHILE LiSTEN TO AFRS •• 1220 ON YOUR DIAL FO~TABLE 2 P~M. ELLiS SUFFERED HIS 10TH LOSS. SEVERAL SPORTSMEN CO~PL~ N THAT "TIME OUTS" ARE SONlT!I'v1ES CAI..LED IN GAMES ~OR Tht SOLE PuRPOSt OF SHOW- ING COMMERCIALS TH!S COULD PUT SOME TEAMS AT A DIS~DVA~TAGE. OTHERS CHARGE TV RuiNED THE SPORT OF BOXiNG BY OVE~EXPOSURE A FEW YEARS AGO IT is SAID THAT PASSiON MAKES ONE fHINK IN A CiRCLE OSCAR WilDE I /-10URGlASS MONDAY"; JUNF.: ~3j 1966 ~PACE CE~TE~~ MCVE WE~T SC!ENTISTS TRACKING CAT Te ~FRAWLING VANDENBERG AREA FIND RADAR USEFUL TOOL BY KENNET~ INOuYE WASH!NGTON (uP~) -- SCiENTiSTS RE- VANDENBERG A~~ FORCE BA.SE J CAUf (uo~ )--THE DAWN OF A Ni.:W SPACE ERA is UN- PORTED SUNDAY THE. "Exc~n~Gti NEWS THAT FOLDING AT T~~S VAST M!5S~LE AND SPACE lAU~CH CO~PLEX W!TH P~O~ISE5 OF EXCITijNG THEY ~AVE Sl CCEEDED iN STR~PPdNG THE THINGS TO COME AS IT NEARS iT~ 10TH ANNiVERSARYo CLOAK Of ijNVuSiBiLJTY fPO~ A MYSTERIa5 IT ~S ON T~E THRESHOLD OF TtSTtNG MAJOR NEW PROGRAMS iNClLD~NG ThE MANNED MENACE OF THE ~PPER ATMOSPHERE WH~G~ ORBITiNG ~ABORA'ORYJ OR MO~, WHICH REPRESENTS THE ~il~TARY'S FIRST ROLE iN A HAS ENDA~GEREJ MANY H~GH-F~YING AijR-\ MANNED SPACE PROJECT CRAFTo Up TO NOW, THbS STRATEGIC AIR COM~AND BASE MAS CHECKED OUT OPERAT10NAL !NTER- THE iNVISlBlE MlNACE IS "CLEAR AIR CONT I NENT AL BAl Li ST I c' !"n SS I U:S AND L ~UNCHED SPACE PROBES, Wni-l C 6.PE CANAVERAL, fIJRBUl EI\lCE.9 Ii OTHER'W ~ SE KNOWN AS CA To NOW CAPE KENNEDY, G(TT!NG ALL THE GLAMOR iT ~s PART~CUlARLY DANGEROUS AT JET Now THE MOL PROJFCT is AN INDICAT!ON OF THE iNCREAS!NGLv GREATER ROLE A~RCRAfT AlfiTUDES Of 20.9 000 10 45.9 000 VANDENBERG IS ASS0~ING iN THE POST-SPUTNIK ERA JT 4AS QU~ETLY PASSED THE CAPE FEETo TriERE eXiSTS AT TH~ MOMENT NO IN THE NUMBER Of lA0NC~ES CONDUCTED A YEAR J ! 17 ~o 93 !N ~964 By MID-MAY OF PRACT~CAl WAY o~ DE'ErT~NG CAT ~N TI~E TH I S YEAR I ThAD lAu"'CHED 50 VAR l ous i CBJI Us AND SPACE SI10TS FOR AN OVER-ALL TO KEEP PLANES fROM SlAMM ~ NG ! Nl0 I T ~ TOTAL OF 530 SINCE t9580 AND SUf~.~iNG POTENTOA~lY D»SASTROUS As AN iNTEGRAL PART Of TPE N~ T I ON is TESTi NG OF VEH! CL ES O~ U ~TI NG BOD i ES lOSS ~)~tcmTR08.. 0 DETERRENT FORCE CONCEPT -- DEFINED TO STUDY HYPERSON'C CONTROLLED FLiGYT ilN RE~ENT WEEKS SC~ENT~S~S EMPLOYING MiliTARilY AS liTHE PREVENT~ON FROM CHA~ACTER~ST!CS FROM ORB'TAL ALTiTUDES THREE Of Ti-l~ .N'ORlDiS MOST POwERFUL ACTION BY f~AR Of THE CONSEQUE~CES" -- IN SPACE DO~~ ihTO AND T~POUGY ,wE RADARS ~AJE S~tCrEr~D o~ 5POTT!NG VANDENBERG f'J'\lC7iOl\lS P-ri1l.1A~II...' AS t:A~rrlis ATIvIOSPI-'ERE. ClEAP A~~ "'\J~auU:"J(lr HJ 'f, JI3~!;,. FORM AMERICA'S ~!SSb~E AND CREW P~O~'~G --PR~~[, OR PRrr~s~o~ FECOVEPY !N- ON T~r!~ 3copr3o WHAl TH~3 ~CANS is GROUND. As AN OfFICER oLvNTLY Pu~3"T elUDiNG ~ANEUVE~ABLt t~-RV UNDeR THE fHpT q(SCARC~t~3 ~OW HAvt ~ ~lTHOD rOR "THIS IS WHERE tHE eq;i ~AYOFf "'ClJlD SY&.R"" rR')GRAM, THE PRlrJIE VEf.!'CLE JS 1,"''':~l'~GA,-Ul\lC r~IE ... IT"r'LZ: \.\j)tRSTOOD COME " D~'3i,"rH,D -0 USE TYE l~fTII\'C BODY P~iN~ C~\;'o A ;:;'(')S"~3l_ FIJTuRE qE::.,JLT Of THEIR BUT VANDENBERG ~S dPO~CE~~NG lTS CIPLE BY ~TS FLATiRON 5Y~O[ fOR ~AK!hG ~OR~ MAY sr • ~A- DETEC·10~ 3YSTEM FOR MISS I ON TO TACKL £: R::::S £A~CI"" IHot!) OE"ELOP- Rf:COVERA8L r ~Af\qD P,]GS 'NS TEAD or: DROP- ~ ~ R (,~A\r" 0 MENT PROGRA~~ I~ SPACE. P!NG ~N70 rM~ OCEAN AfT~R R~-E~7ER~~G ;~t ~~r S-~D~ uS BEING GAg~~rD OuT THE (lAOl PR-,)J[C7 CAll3 FOR T'>'IO "'l! U - TritE: ATMOS PIiE:R ~)l EI~A B.., ~ NG AST~O~AUTS 10 BY n-l[ !\~ 1 i OI\!Al AR[oi\!Aun:'"" ID SPAce TARY ASTRONA~T~ TO l~VE A~D ~nRK PN- M'NfUVER AND M"~E ~AND~NG5 LIKE AN 4~~_ADM~~~~-Ptr10~ A~D THE A'H reRCE WPTH SIDE AN ORBIT~N'1 I-iOIJ~£ "r~A! ..... ::R-SIZrD Plh\!E i='ilOT RAD~PS AT NASAls W"L,.OPS ~'5l,AND~ VIl.,,, SPACE CAB!~ ABOUl 30 rEEf iN LE~GT~ ROF{FT STA"'CN )~D:q 5CiE~r~F ~C Di~- AND 9 FEET iN DiA~ETCR fO~ A PERiOD OF VANDCN8ERC HAS fAC!L~TltS TO ~A~DlE fCrfrO~ OF T~r Jo~~ HOPKINS UN~VE~SITY 30 DAYS, ~hE ENTIRE i~VE~Toqy or BAlLJST.t AND APPLIED - '31(& lABOQ~TOR'o A TITAN 3C BOOSTE~, ~ORE PO~ERrUl S~~CE Mi~SiL[S ~ND ~AS LkUNCHED THE :~E lABO~~70P( REFERRED TO T~E WAlL- THAN THE TITAN 2 uSED iN Ttl!: GEt.'L~] I\jo\-r PHASED OUl An.. 4.3 IICBVI F,6Mn.. t~ T!TANOP:S l:-,ct:p~M~'\Jr5J P-I W~~Ctl iJ~S"'RUMENTED PROGRAM j ! S ASS :'iNCa '!-IE T ~Sl\ or ... AUt-ICI+ l A,\)D 2) ~jI p\j,- TEMAN ~ A 'lD 2~ PiE w!-'ou-; A i PC~Alr AND ~El d COPTeRS a.LSO WERE USED ING THE tv'lOL AND A "'lODh-P:D CC:"'il\d C40- S°.::C .... qwM Of BOOSfER3 FROM THOP~AGENA ~'S AN HEl\,C~ ~NG BR:"AKT-iROLqGH"o ISADORE S UL E. TO bL UE SCOUT AND SATfll! rES PAI'!G!!\lG IKA rz 0 j., LABOR ~,"FOP¥ SC i fNT I sr 'i SA ~ D THE THE T I TAt-! 3C is Si" h .. l v"ZDfRGO! 'l!G TES-;' fRO.., 11 SCOVER ER ~ CANADA is AL.,OUETE} ECHO PROJtC r Ii TI-lUS - AR HAS SUCCEEDED BE YOND ING AND ENGiNEERS A~iE sr~lL wO~O<~NG ON ~ND N~MBeJS TO THE "'ECRET SAN!OS "SpY"o 0)1;: W~LDEST !-i10PtSo Ji THE MOl j BUT WOR~ ~s °R0GRESSi~G ON t THE aASF ALSO WOR~S C~OSELY WiT~ THE S~M[ o~ ~~t SC~CN~ijST~ HAD QUESTIONED lAUNCH FACi~iTiES AT Tri: NE~LY AC~U~R- DEPA~TMEN1 or DEr~~sE AND r~E NMTijOhAl THE E~~EcnVCNESS or RPDAR AS A CAT DE- ED SUDDEN RANGE HERE FOR A BLASTOfF AERJNAU-~CS A~~ SaACE ADMi~!STRAT!ON lErliON luOL AND rlAD ltlOUGHT lASER TENTATIVELY SET FOR 1969 OR PO~S~BLY ON sprCiA~1ZED SPAC~ LAUNCHES ~iGHT BEAMS Mi~HT B~ MORE USEFUL, BUT 1970. THE HiGH ENERGY RADARS AT WALLOPS HAVE STilL ON rYE PlAN~I~G BOARD ARE SPACE WHijlE SAC~s iST AEROSPACE D~ViSiON PROVED ABLE TO SPOT THE EDDIES HEAT VEHICLES WHICH WOULD P~OV~DE SHU7TlE IS qESPO~SuBlE FOR THE READiNESS OF ~UBBlES, AND TRANSPARENT TURBULENCE SERVICES TO ORBiTiNG 5~jPS OR PLATFORMS rC8M i s AND CREWS iN EVEN- OF WAR, THE ~H~CH CHARACTERflZE THE STRANGE VIOLENCE liKE THE MOL TYESE FLrU~ISTiC VEHiCLES AiR FORCE. WESTEqN TEST RANGE MUST IN- SO fAR THE WALLOPS EXPERiMENTERS HAVE WOULD FERRY SUPPLIES AND CREWS BETWEEN SURE THAT LAUNCH CORRIDORS ARE FREE OF ~ON, ~~ATED ON TURBUL~NCE AT ALTITUDES EARTH AND MOLS, RETRIEVE DATA CAPSULES A~RCRAfT A~D SHIPS, TRACK AND PROViDE ~P TO i5 J OOO FEETo THEY HOPE EVENTUALLY FROM SATElliTES AND DOUBLE AS SPACE RE- I~-'RAJECTORY DATA AND RECOVER NOSE- ~O USE ~~GH-rlYiNG U-2 AiRCRAFT 10 EX SCUE AMBUlANCESo COI\IES AF1ER iMPACT H! THE TARGET AREA PLORE RADAR-DETECTED (.AT IN THE REGION BESI~ES MAINTAiNiNG OPERAT!ONAL i!TA~, fOR EVALUATiON. ~POM 20,000 TO 45.9000 FEETo 2 AND ~ NLiTEMAN !C8t·'Ps THE AIR FORCE MAJ. GENo HAROLD Eo ~UM£lD MEADS THE '.,.~ noS I-lEREJl " KAlZ SAiD, liT HAT T':~p_ CAN DEPLOY HIGI-lLY SECRET ANTI-SATEllITE lST AEROSPACE DflViS~ON AND ~RiG GEN. ~RATUR~ CHANGES OCCUR RN lrlE EARTHiS SYSTEMS CAPABLE OF DISABLING HOSTilE JOSEPH So BLEYMAiER HE:JiDS THE SYSTEMS ~TOMOSPHERt.. WH~C,", CAN CAUSE (AND OFTEN SATElliTES. OTHER SYSTEMS PROVIDE OMMAND'S ESTERN EST ANGE. BOTH ~AVE CAUSED) THE MOST DESTRUCT~VE UP COW·UNICAT!ONS, NUCLEAR DETONATION AND F0RSEE A N~ARlY UNL!M~T~D FUTURE FOR ~EAVALSo MISSILE LAUNCH DE·ECTiON. WEATHER OR VANDENBERG. LSD------PROBERS TRA!NED ENEMV SURVEillANCE, TRAC~ING AND NAViGA THERE ARE 30 DIFFERENT ABOVE GROUND TION. "SOFT" LAUNCH PADS AND UNDERGROUND WASHi NGTON (UP!) ~~ THE FOOD AND IN ADDITiON TO THE MOL PROJECT J "HARD'1 SILOS DOTTiNG THE BASE, 160 M!LE~ DRUG ADM~NiSTRA'~ON is TRAiNING A VANDENBERG IS OR Will BE THE SITE OF NORT~WEST OF Los ANGELES SPECIAL CORPS OF uNDERCOVER AGENTS TO THESE PROGRAMS RECENT ArQU!SiT!ON or THE !5,ooo ACRE COMBAT THE illiCIT MANUFACTURE, SALE -- ABRES, OR ADVANCED BALliSTIC RE SUDDEN RANGE GiVE'> VilMI"'H"NBERG 15 0 AMD USE Of THE MiND-BENDING DRUG LSD o ENTRY SYSTEMS A CONTINUING REFINEMENT SQUARE MilE~ 01 SANDY SOil, HillS, SCRU8 FDA COMMiSS~ONER ORo JAMES Lo GOD AND TESTING OF SOPHISTICATED ICBM RE BRUSH AND Euc~ YPTU TREES ON A PLATEAU DARD TOLD OF THE LSD INVESTiGATORS IN ENTRY VEHICLES OR NOSE CONES WHICH PRO JUTTING OUT TO THE PACIFIC ACROSS 22 A WIDE-RANG~NG iNTE~VaEW WiTH UPI Jl VIDE THE NATION'S OFFENSIVE THRUST MilES OF COASTLiNE AND EXTENDiNG 10 MADE PUBL~C TODAYo AGAINST E~EMY ANTI-MiSSilE CAPAB!LITlrs MilES iNLANDo ASKED WHAT HE THOuGHT OF THE WIDELY THESE TESTS ARE COORDiNATED WITH THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE SUDDEN RANGE AT PUBL ~ C I ZED CLA i M THAT LSD "EXPANDS" ARMY'S NIKE-X ANTi-MiSSilE RESEARCM PRO THE SOUTH END OF THE JASE FOR THE MOL THE MIND AND MA~ES POSS~B~E A ~0~, ~ GRAM OPERATING AT THE KWAJAlEIN ATOLL, PROJECT WILL COST ABOUT ONE BilliON MYST~CAL SP~RilUAl EXPER~ENCE, GODDARD Ifp 11 A JOINT EFFORT KNOWN AS "TECHNICAL DOllARS AND BRING 'HE VANDENBERG INVEST- SNAPPED:;J URE BUNK LEAPFROGG!NGo" ME~T TO SOME $205 BillION !N THE EARLY HE SAbD LSD HAD BEEN UNDER !N1ENSIVE -- SCRAMJET J OR SUPERSONIC COMBuSTiON 1970lSo iNVEST!GA'iON BY ~lD~CAL RESEARCMERS RAMJET. EVALUATiON OF COMPLETE HYDRO THE MO~ LAUNCH FAC!LITY ALONE CALLS SiNCE!T WAS D~SCOVERED BY ACCiDENT iN 1 GEN FUELED SUP~RSON!C COMBUSTION PROP FOR A 27 STORV SUPPORT TOWER, A MOVABLE 943, AND NO LEG~TBMATE MEDICAL USE ULSION SYSTEM EMPLOYING A NEW AIR ROCKET ASSEMBLY TOWER AND lATER A 30 HAS BEEN fOUND FOR iTo BREATHING DESiGN WHICH SOME DAY MAY STORY ROCKET ASSEMBLY BUilDiNG. A "! rUs AN EXTREMEl'll DANGEROUS DP ~ POWER MISSilES AND MANNED AIRCRAFT IN SECOND MOL' AuNCH PAD IS AWAITiNG AP- THAT CA~ PREC~P~TATE SEROiUS PSYCHfi~- THE MARCH 5-8 RANGE} OR fiVE TO EIGHT PROVAL EVEN HARBOR fACilbTiES WiLL BE ATRIC ~llnNESS OR EVEN suaCBDE J " HE TIMES THE SPEED Of SOUND. iF SUCCESS CONSTRuCTED NEARBYo ADDEDo FUL, S CRAMJET MAY PROPEL HYPERSON~ C "! N ~E~L! Ty THE RANGES EXTEND AS FAR GODDARD SA ij D NO ONE REAlL Y KNOWS H PLANES FROM los ANGLES TO NEW YORK iN AS OUR ~MAG!N~TiONS CARE TO WANDER" W~DESPREAD THE CURRENT LSD FAD !5 e "YOU ABOUT AN HOURo ISAYS GENER AL BU:YMA I ER "THE ONl Y ~! MITS HEAR LOOSE TAL \{ ABOul 30 PERCnlT OF THE -- START Jl OR SPACECRAFT TECHOLOGY ~RE THE OUTER LiMITS OF OuR SPACE PLANS COLLEGE STUDE~7S USiNG LSD J B~t ! KNOW AND ADVANCED RE-ENTRY TESTS THE fA,MBn!ONS AND ASP!RAT~ONSoli Jl PF NO ~ELlABlE DATA ON fi-lE. EXTENT OF USAGL HOURGLASS MONDA' UNE '3, 1966 TOWN • • 1 IM~ftESSIVE ALAUftEATE ICE WAS CO~CTED LAST NIGHT fOR THE GRADUATING SENIORS Of GEO~,t SEITZ HIGH SCHOOL AT THE KWAJALEIN ISLAND CHA~EL. DR 0 ROBERT SM I TH, PROTESTANT CH-AM~LA I N GAVE THE ADDRES~ , j,tTT I NG THE WeftLD STftA I GHT 0 THE I NVOCAT ION AND BENED I C- "i\ TIGN-WAS GIVEN BY fATHER WoT. SUCHAN. G~.. ~a.- ",.ik CIES feR THE 1966 GRADUATING CLASS WILL BE HELD TCNIGHT AT STUDENT TO THE GR ES 8 O'CLOCK AT IVEY HALL. A RECE~TION WILL fOLLOW AT THE A~HE GRADUATION EXERCISES fOR THE TRUST TERRITORY EBEye YOKWE YUK Clue 9 ~M. ~EMENTARY SCHOOL HEL~ SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE I I. AF OFFICIAL NOTES STRATEGIC BOOK REV I E~J !~PORTANCE OF HAWAI IAN I~LANDS YOU'RE WELL OUT Of A HOSPITAL r~E STRATEGIC IM~ORTANCE Of THE HA BY ROSE fRANKEN WAI !A~ USlANGS HAS LONG BEEN OBVIOUS, ROSE fRANKEN GREW UP IN THE ERA OF UNDER S[CRETAftY or THE AIR fORCE NOR HOTHOUSE GRAPES, CAlfVS~fOOT JELLY, MAN S~ PAUL TOLD THE ROTARY CLUB Of THE OLD-FASHIONED GENERAL PRACTITIONER, HONOLULU, NOTING THAT GEOGRAPHICALLY, AND THE TWENTY=FOUR-HOUR TRAINED NURSE. HAWA!! OCCUPIES A UNIQUE ~OSITION AS "By THE TIME I WAS MARRIED", SHE WRITES ONE or AMERICA'S MOST IMPORTANT "HOTIHIQUSE GRAPES AND CAlF 8 S-fOOT JELLY POSTS. HAD All BUT VANISIHIED fROM THE SHELVES ~E SAID, WiTH HEADQUARTERS AT PEARL Of THE BETTER DELICACY SHOPS. BUT ~ARBOR~ THE PACIFIC COMMAND GUARDS SO HOSPITALS, NURSES AND DOCTORS ftEMAINED 85 MilliON SQUARE MILES, THE LARGEST PRETTY MUCH THE SAME AS IN MY MOTHER'S U.S. MiliTARY COMMAND IN THE WORLD. DAY. HOWEVER, BY THE TIME BY CHILDREN ~N AN ARMED fORCES DAY SPEECH, SEC~ WERE READY TO HAVE CHILDREN, EVERYTHIN RETARY PAUL EX~LAINED THE SIGNIFICANT HAD CHANGED FROM START TO FINISH INCLU 'ART PLAYED BY HAWA I I I N DEFENSE OF ING PLANNED PARENTHOOD, MY OWN OFf SOUTH V,ET NAMo SPRING HAVING BEEN CONCEIVED LARGELY As FOR THE SOUTHEAST ASIA COUNTRY, ON THE BASIS OF HINGSIGIHIT ARITHMETIC. MR. PAUL SAID THE U.S WANTS TO CREATE "IT IS TO MY EVERLASTING CREDIT," WnJlHI A MINIMUM Of DESTRUCTION, ItA SHE GOES ON TO SAY, Il THAT W'l TH THE CliMATE or ORDER IN WHICH LAWfUL ARRIVAL Of MY fiRST GRANDCHilD, ~ GOVERNMENT CAN fUNCT f CDN Eff ECT I VEL Y. It LEARNED TO SWALLOW, WITHOUT ANY VISIBL PAYING TRIBUTE TO MEMIERS Of THE MANIrESTA110N OF SHOCK, TIHIE WHOLE MOD AftMEe rORCES, SECRETARY PAUL NeTED, ERN GENERATION IN ITS RELATION TO HAV IiWITIHIQUT TIHIE SKilLED, DEDICATED AND ING AND RAISING A FAMILY. fORTUNATELY 'ATRIOTIC MEN ANO WOMEN WHO SERVE IT IECOMES A ~HYSICAL IMPOSSIBILITY, 1 V T~[!R NATIONAL UNifORM, IT WOULD BE WHEN SWALLOWING, TO OPEN .NE S MOUTH. IMPoss~alE TO MEET CUR NATIONAL COMMI BUT NOT SO fORTUNATELY, THIS REPRES MENTS. 1f SION OF MY INNERMOST CONVICTIONS RE MA ~ l C-Al-l-~-=-i-,'t"'"4-92-p-o-U-N-D-S-O-F-A-' R MA I i..o SULTED IN WHAT I THOUGHT WAS A PURELY SPEAKER 1/1Of THE EVEN I NG ••• 0 0 WIGHT I NE PSYCHOSOMATIC CASE OF INDIGESTION. UNTil ONE DAY MY DO-IT-YOURSELF DIAG- DISTRICT ADMINISTRATOR Of THE MARSHALL NOS!S BACKFIRED INTO A BLAZE Of SPEC ISLANDS ADDRESSES THE GRADUATING CLASS. TACULAR SYMPTOMS THAT LANDED ME IN THE HONUR uTUDlNTb NAMED VERY REAL PREDICAMENT Of NOT HAVING A THE EBEYE CHRISTIAN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DOCTOR TO TURN TO." SUCH IS THE SPRINGBOARD OF MISS FRA ANNOUNCES THAT HIGHEST GRADE HONORS EN!S RE-EDUCATION !N THE fiELD OF MOD HAVE 8EEN EARNED BY LOER JI8A, fifTH GRADE, KIORONG JELBUR, SEVENTH GRADE, ERN MEDICINE, ~~D IT BECOMES AS RIBALD A SAGA AS CAN BE PROPERLY TOLD IN AC AND CENT LANGEDRIK, E,GHTH GRADE. OTHER STUDENTS ON THE HONOR AND MEM CORDANCE WITH THE SOMBER WORLD OF Ill~ IT ROLLS ARE: THIRD GRADE -- SAM BELLY NESS. THE BOOK IS A DEPARTURE fROM HER LION LAJIBA; fOURTH GRADE -- ATNEL ~ ~'"~ -".,... f~#"$...•• m't,,,~m ~. - ~ DANIEL, ATNEJ NILEI; fiFTH ~RADE - LONG liST OF NOVELS AND PLAYS, BUT ~"'¢ ~~'I JULE AR0N, JeftALLIK ISAO; S,XTH GRADE HAPPILY IT POSSESSES THE SAME OBJEC~ lOR H~GH ARt~HiBIT:. 7'. ART ~TUDENTS -~ JUSTINA EZRA, JEIAN ATLON, ATOTA TIVE QUALITY Of SEING ABLE TO ~OKE fUN FROM lEfT, JULIA CLARK, PHYLLIS ADKINS ANKAI SEVENTH GRADE -- JIHNSAY ATLON, ANa D~IBIE SurrA PREPARING AftT EXHIBIT AT HERSELF, COMBINED WITH AN UNDERLY ING MATURITY AND SOPHISTICATION THAT BEMRY 8,EM; EIGHTH GRADE -- CARL JED Of WORK DONE BY THE SEVENTH AND EIGHTH RIK, ALVIN TELMONG, MONONO TAOJ. GRADE ART CLASSES TAUGHT BY NANCY~AN HAS WON HER SO LARGE AND VARIED AN SON. AUDIENCE OF READERS. THE DEATH Of HONORANLE SMART LAMPSON Of TRUK WHO IS A MEMBER Of THE GENERAL PROCRASTINATOR -- ONE' WHO ~urs OfF ASSEMBLY CF THE CONGRESS Of MICRONESIA, UNTIL TOMORROW THE THINGS HE HAD AL WAS ANNOUNCED TODAY BY THE T~T. READY PUT OFf UNTIL TODAY. IMOOSE by Bob W bar 1 fiNAL TOUCHES •••• IN SETTING UP ART EXc HIBIT. tROM LErT, VIRGINIA SCHRAMM, JANICE McELVEEN AND JANET JOHNSON. HOURGLASS I j ~l, ! ~~: ~E~E 'J ~ tLt.5ERS I :.~:: HC~Jt.E AT LA~T I tN U~USUAl ~ND YFRV IM?ORTANT HOME- iCOMING TOOK PLACE lAST SUNSAY At LLB~ /A TINY, JuNGlED S~ECK Of CORAL ABOUT '30 MilES SOUTH~SOUTHWEST Of KWAJALEINo :THE TARlANG RETURNED 234 llBESE fROM !T~E HOME WHICH THEY HAD VACATED NEARLY fiVE YEARS EARLIER IN COOPERATiON W!TH :Tri~ UoSo MiSS!lE TEST!NG PROGRAM. IN ~96~ T~E NATIVES or LIB ISLAND VOLUNTEERED TO TEMPORARilY EVACUATE THEIR ISLAND IN THE INTERESTS Of RANGE SAfET'lt' 0 A N RETURN fOR THE ~ R COOPERAT I LRGHT J AND 1~EN MA~COVERED ON THE COR~ Al ~HElr A~D OfflCADED 7HE 234 HEN~ ~OMEN AND C~llDREN A~O THEIR BAGGAGE ON THE REEfo ALMOST I~MEO~~TEb~ AfTER TOUC~ING SOLID GROUND, THE l SESE TOURED THE!R NEW V!lLAGEo A V~llA~E DEO!CAT!ON CEREHO~Y WAS ~:60, AND REVo JOHN HEiNE orFERED ~RAYEP3 or CO~SEC~~l!~N rQR THE NEIV' C!H:~RClHlu MRo ATAlB01, CMiEF M~G!STRATE or LIB, DWIGHT hEINE j DHSTRiCT ADMJN~STRA TOR MARSH~LlS, IROiJ KABUA KABUA, R~y Jo McKAY; ASS!STANT D~STAO, MARS~AlLS, AND LTo COlo JOE WATERMAN PA~r!C!PATE~ ~N T~E CERE~ONuESo WI1H~UT ACC!O(NT O~ ~N~bDEN1~ AN IM PORTANT C~A~rER Of i~TE~NAT~ONAl CO~ OPERATION IN THE PACoflC ~AS ClOSED AS THE LIBESE, HAPPY TO RETURN, BEGAN 10 SETTLE INTO T~EIR NEW VIllAGE AT THEIR OLD HOME !SlANDv (ADO!l~ONAl Fu(lURES ~RE TO BE rOUND ON PAGE SEVENo) DEBARXfNG.oo.ArTER THE SEVEN-HOU~ TRIP, AND A WAIT fOR SAfE LANDING CONDITIONS, THE PARTY DEBARKS Ofr LIBo OfFLO~D&NGo.ooLTo COlo JOE WATERMAN Of KTS OBSERVES UNLOAD OSCAR DEBRUM TRANSLATES THE REMARKS 0f ING OF BAGGAGE AND SUPPblES fROM THE TARLANG. ASSISTANT DISTAD RAY McKAY AT ARRIVAL CEREM8NIESo LONDON (UPI)==A SP~KESMAN rOft BillY WASHINGTON (UPI)--SURGEON GENERAL LANCASTER, CALIF. (UPI)=-Two Of THE GRAHAMuS CRUS~D[ DEN!ED A ~EWSPAPER WILLIAM H. STEWART ANNOUNCED YESTERDAY NATION'S ASTROUNAO~S WERE AMONG THE REPORT THAT THE EVANGEl/STis ORGANIZA THAT THE PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE HAS MORE THAN 700 PERSONS WHO ATTENDED TION WAS ECQNOM!l!N~ BECAUSE !T rACES MADE GRANTS Of MORE THAN $800,000 IN MEMORIAL SERVICES HERE SATUR~AY rOR A POSSIBLE DE~IC!T or $70$000 IN iTS SUPPORT Of 23 PROJECTS TO STUDY SOLID X- 15 TEST PILOT JOE WALKER WHO WAS $84o j ooo !!JUDGETo WASTE PROBLEMS. KILLED IN A MID-AIR COLLIS!ON LAST WALlER SMYTH, CRUSADE DGRECTOR AND SEVEN or THE RESEARCH PROJECTS WILL WEDNESDAY. VICE=PRESIDENT or THE BILLY GRAHAM BE DEVOTEg TO fiNDING WAYS TO TRANS WALKER WAS KILLED WHEN HIS f-104 EVANGELIST A5SgCiA1IGN~ SA!D !N A fORM WASTES INTO SOIL CONDITIONERS OR STARFIGHTER CRASHED INTO THE $5 MILLION STArEMENir~ fERTILIZER, WHIL 13 OTHERS WILL IN SUPERSONIC XB-70 OVER THE MOJAVE DESERT IiAT flHi!S POINf THE. CRUSADE IS IF'OL VESTIGATE BETTER METHODS Of WASTE DIS ASTReNAUTS NEIL ARMSTR0NG AND JAMES IlOW~NG A NORMAL PATTERN. IT IS HARD POSAL. McDIVITT ATTENDED THE SERVICES AT THE 'TO SAY NOW T~Al AT lHE CLOSE or THE METHODIST CHURCH HERE. I~RUSADE THERE WIll 8~ A SURPLUS OR NQTo --- ______J , - HOURGLASS ~t.FE TY CLEANUP DR I VE ~ rr: -" I ~ 1 ~ r ~J "C '\. II I ALE III I ::J L.J ~ g .. )l "'" I • d4 '-l U 1i4l : THOUGH KWAJAlEIN IS, FOR MOST RESI- : DENTS, THE I R 11 HOME AWA Y FROM HOME" , I S~Mr TEND AT TIME~ TO THINK OF IT ONLY i AS II AWA Y FROM HOME" 0 t.:NFORTUNATEL Y, U~iS ATT!TUDE IS SOMETIMES REFLECTED ~N T~E CARE GIVEN DWELLINGS AND PREMtSES .- NEGLECTED LAWNS AND SHRues CARELESSLY STORED MATERIAL AND BELON~ 'NGS, ANO UNSIGHTLY TEMPORARY STRUCc BURES AND PlAYHOUSESo As A CONSEQUENCE, CONOITIONS WHICH IN OTHER COMMUNITIES MIGHT ONLY BE FROWNED UPON BY NEIGHBORS AND PASSERS BY, IN KWAJAlEIN ARE CONSIDERED A PUB- ~ llC DANGER IN THAT MANY SUCH CONDI i TIONS CREATE FIRE HAZARDSo LIKELY I AS NOT, TH E AVERAGE MEMBER OF OUR ! COMMUNiTY WHO IS HARBORING SUCH FIRE 'HAZARDS I S ~OT EVEN AWARE OF THEMo ! llHE ARMY HAS COMMISSIONED GLOBAL I AS$OCiATES~ fiRE DEPARTMENT TO CONDUCT A LITTLE CAREoeooCAN HAKE PREMISES AS NEAT AND ATrlu,cu~v[ 6.00~,d' CleANED UP J AND TH~ D~~~rr~tNJ ~~~ AN~~ I NOUNCED ITS "~TENTI0~ TO [NLIS· T~E \ COOPERATiON or Alb iSLAND R(~~DENTS ~N~ I THE CAMPA.~GNo A COM'REHENSIV( ~N~PECluON or BOl[\.{J THE TRAICER A~D ~OU~!~G AReAS IS UN DERWA~~ AND EAC~ V~Ol~r!ON Q~ LOCA~ riRE REGULATIONS NOTEDo N~r!CES W~ll BE SENT FROM T~E f~RE DE~AR1M(NT TO TH OCCUPANTS or QUARTER3 W~ERE SUCH CON~ DITHOMS EXIST J AND A FOlLOWUP ~~SPEr TjON Will BE MADE AfTEP A PER!CO or fOURTEEN DAVS fROM lH: SEN~!NG Of i~[ FiRST NarlClEo fiRE CHiEf Boe RAGAN C~P~~SijZ(O !~ COMMENTING ON THE CAMPA!GN T~AT rlRST NOTICES Will BE SENT ~Nlr TO llHE R[S!= DENTS CONCERNEDo THE CAMPA"GN !~ TO BE BASED ON AN ErrORT TO ENl!$T r~f INITIAL VOlUN1ARY COO~ER~110N or KWAJALEiN CiTIZENSo SOMt OF 1HE COND!TIONS OBSERVED IN VIGlATI0N or THE f'IIItE CODES WEREg iM= ~ROPER STORAGE OF lUMBER~ E!THER NEW ND A LITTLE ATTENTIONooooCAN KEEP THEM THAT WAY -- NEAT AND SAEE. OR SCRAP, I "'S'.'Ujlil£DgPNO?~~It_Jii!A~[;~JAl,S IN TEMPORARY TYPE BUilDINGS IN AN UN- SAfE MANNER; OVERLOADING Of ElECTRI= , CAL CIRCUITS OR USING UNSAfE WIRiNG, PLACING CHARCOAL BROILERS TO,( CL9SE'JO ti{ rL COMBUSTIBLES OR BUILDINGS. STORAGE Of COMBUSTIBLE MATERIALS IN ELECTRICAL PANEL CLOSETS IN HOUSES AND TRAILERS, STORING COMBUSTIBLES UNDER TRAILERSo MANY OTHER INFRACTIONS WERE NOTED DURING T~£ INSPECTION, AND WILL BE DESCRIBED IN THE NOTICES SENT TO RESI DENTS. MANY RESIDENTS Will BE ABLE, - (CONTINUED ON ~AGE EIG~T) , ______~~___ l' DEDICAT!ONooQoHELD IN THE NEW CHURCH (~[rT), AT WHICH REVo JOHN HEINE or MAJURO ,a£s , DElh HOME AT LAST •• ooTHE L'8ESE 1'~KEl U~ LIFE AT HOME ONCE MORE, (IEl9W)fIVE YEARS AFTER THEIR EXODUS LIBo - -- \ co".! r! fV\..iE~ fROM ~UBY \CONT urlUtlJ FROM! P~GE ONE) e\ r'f>GE ONE1 SOL DAN~ O~ DETROlr, O~E OF Ruoyis " ~.3u O~f!CER5 SAiD LATE TON!GHT TH£1 I WALL STREET TCDAY :.,:::_ SVED AT lEbST ONE ~ORTIi V~ETt--JAf1ES:' LAWYEqS, SAle TODllV' PROCEEDiNGS WOULD NEW YORK (UP1) -- THE STOCK lv1~RKET BE ~oPEalED EI-rlER TO THE UoS o D!STRijCT i'~E: HENT -- ABOU"" ! ,20O t"EN -- HjlS MADE ANOTHER ADV~NCE TODAY D~SPIT~ A ) , ~I- DR A".N FROM THE B4. TTd.. A.R EA, WHER E. COURT OP THE U oS 0 S l,jDR DAE COURT BE- f SlOW~uW~ iN YOLJME AND A fEW ROU~DS OF jl~ 10 7,000 COM~UN'ST TROOPS WERE EST~_ICAUSE THERE IS ~c AFPEAL AVAILABLE!N I PROF~T-TAK~~G '-FD TO BE AT ~~E ~EJG~T Of THE BATTkE~TEXAS FRO~ A S_NITY T~IALo PR~CES ADVA~CrD MODESTLY ~N THE IJJ'-TH[ COMMUN~ST APPEARED TO BE.... I:"tR THE: STATE PL~CED FOUR COUNT,'f Jftil I FIRST T~O ~OURS BUT THE~ SOME or THE 1~'~s>JI -rjU 1EDo AN E5""t1Aft,T(C V~ET COt-", GUARDS AND ONE DOCTOR ON THE STAND , GLAMOr') SHARES \>JERE hiT 9'( PROF'lT-TAK!N:1 1.::-.1 'PAf\iY I\tvlBUSl-tED A SCU1 H V, ETI\IAI't..5E r DUR ~ NG TtlE TR e Il-L, NOTED fOR ITS BRE,,' TY I THE LaST GOT BAC~ O~ ~~E uPT~ACK A 'IR~~CER BATTAL ION O~ T~E TaN CHANH- I ~N A CASE ~HiCH HAS SUC~ AN ENTANGL:D SHORT WH~~E LATER SUT WAS AG'~N H6 T '-'E I,AP'PE..AL iT "EARS TO RUN nTS ~~~TL~ ROAD NEAR THE BATTlEP ELD. l ~ W~Ll TA~E BY SE~l ~~G ~E~R THE CLOSEo '.",HIIGE.RSI ItJERE ENROUTE TO KON1u~J! ro [S- COt r>"'" TI-'F' "JRY WAS SEL;:CTED IN ON"LY G~AMOR SHARES AGAL~ MADE THE LARGE 42 M~N~TES -CDAY BECAUSE T~E DEFENS~ CORT AN AMER~CAN AR~Y TRUC~ SUPQLV ~ ST GA!NS BuT B~UE CH!PS j PARTiCuLARLY CONvOY, RErUSE~ TO -~KE PART ~N THE QUEST~ON~NG AuTOS j TuqNE~ ~~o A GOOD FrRFO~MANCEo JUST OUTSIDE T~E PARA~~OOPERS DE- 10F JUK AMER~CAN rtLEPHON~~ A BLUE C~iP fftvOR fE~St PERIMETER, THE CO~MUNiS1S SYOT AllOr THE Sr~~E WITNESSES TEST~riED ijTE, CONT~~UED FR~DAyIS RALLY WijT~ A DOWN A TWO-MAN UoS. HE~!COPETERJ KLll- rY~Y 8EL~VED RUBY WAS SANEo fRESH GA!N Of 7/80 iNG THE PILOT AND WOUND!NG ThE (O-P~L.OT" ,-,A~lE~ Ro t"io CPO'\" SA~D THAT RUBr wAS THE uP! 5TOC~ ~ARKET ~ND~CATOR !V\ '\t.h i NEGUN-F ~ Pi I\!G GUf\\S hiP::' OPENED UP \01\1 r AR jI BOV£ TI-'E 0"" "'EP PR U'30NERS" uN S~OWE.D A GAIN Ot:" 0053 PERCENT ON T~E COMMUNIST SNiPERS SO T~E WOuNDED ~~N ~ENTAl A9UlijTY) A~D T~~T ME WAS ALSO A !yj99 aSSJES TR~DEDo 7~ERE WERE 7\5 COULD BE RESCUEDo ~ GAiNERS AND 454 ~OStRSo TwE~rY~N"NE "D'!: "'CJ £\lE'i :j.~(r "<1\11 (I1ElI'TI'I\C?iI I~ T~E A R ~AR U S, br~.c AL- -Abb l~:~~S ~i~ ~E~ !966 ~'G~S, ~rl'L£ 54 I ~.~ t: ;( AND E. R A5- ;;;.:) II J I. ~ 0. ;3 lOr-,; A "' ~ '" J C~ J r -ODAY ~ ~AVY ~-a CRu3ADER PILOT ~~O~ TOUC~E' ~tw LOWS o UPu"s ~~D'~~TCR ~£ol~£Cu 'WU?~ ~~s ~LS DE;(~ ON WhEN T~E (, ~~ER US5 HANCOCro< ShuT DO~~ O~l I SlOOI) Af 97 40 ~'tOI. (,ftl!G .... 't.,1( \ ASKEDo '~E T r \_t:)CAI\lDEF Tp~Dd~G 3~0~fD TO ~y600,ooo S~AQrs CO~1r"UI i ST M I G-! 7 ~ N A DOG~! 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UP TO C~Ar..lEi\:GE Atw'lER~'" IS~~D RUI3",II~ SCIRlrS APE O~CUf\A'H!LY 10 897.60 BU~ R~JI S DI~~SD 0.35 10 CAN WARP~ANES ON A STR~Kf SCU~~ OF T~EIIH~G~ AND T~A~ HE SLfE~S ~£L~o 230 9~ STANe4R~ & POO~ 's 500 ~TO~K oORl OF ~A!PHONG THE CRUSADEQ Pi~OTJ ~ WHt~ A~~ED IF IT WAS C~ S OC~NION l~AT ~NDE~ Rose 0.39 TO 660830 C'LY~NG p~OTrCToV( A ~ COVE.R, ~NT£R~ I( ~'1f ~S SOU~ID O~ M~I\lD~ f., c3t-1AN SJI,ijD CON-AO~ DAT~ ~0PPED T~E ~c-~vr LiST .... ~ T lC: 'MV OPli\'O" " CEPTED THE~o T!- S!~CERE EFfORT O~ ~ECE!PT or THE NOTICE fOOD P~~CES ~~ EX~EPT FOR MEAT WHICH THAN 2j OOO f~qEt!CHTERS, iNCLUDiNG 250 TO ~OMPLY WiTH ~T5 D!RECTnONS ~S iM~ORTED iN QUANT~TY -- HAVE RE INDIAN SMOKE JUMPERS FROM ARiZONA AND FUL~ COOPERATiO~ fROM A~L RES~DENTS MA~NED RELATiVELY STlBLE NEW MrXiCO J BATTLED FROM THE GROUND IN THESE RELATiVELY seMPLE M~TTERS THE MAJORIT¥ Of B~!TAiN'S EXPORiERS, AND A!R TODAY TO CONTAiN A BRUS~ AND CAN MAKE OUR COM~U~iTY A SAfER -~ AND WHO M~GHi REASCN~BLY rlAV£ BEEN EXPECT T~M8ER FiRE WHiCH ALREADY HAD C~ARRED MORE BEAuTbFU~ -= PLACE iN W~!CH TO ED TO BE HARe ~iT, ~AVE MANAGED TO USE 28 j ooo ACRES iN THf Los PADR[S NAT~ONAL l!VE.. fORE~GN FLAC SHiPS AND AlT~RI\!~Tt ~EANS FOREST. A SPOKESMAN fOR THE UoSo FOREST TH~ ~ABOR or ThE BOD1 FREES US FROM OF TqANSPORTQT~ON TO MOVE T~EI~ GOODSo SERV~CE SA~D THE BLAZE WAS STARTED BY THE PAiN OF THE MiND, AND T~US ~AK(S ONLY SOME uNDUST~~ES ~~JC~ DEPEND THE CRASH OF A SMAll PLANE SATURDPY, 'tnE: POO~ HIl.PP"/c H[AV~lY UPO~ AUSTRALIAN A~D NEW ZEA WHJCH K~LlED TWO AWRMENo LA ROUC~[tOUCAlD L~~O TR~D£ HAvE BEEN HuRTo FtATlfRE page .:;scue in Space. Soon /CROS:SWORD _ _ _ By Eugene Sheffer/ 1 2 5 4 ~S G 7 t03 8 9 10 'Chute Landings 14 " 12 ~ I~ ~ I IS 16 17 ~ -- On Mars? IS 19 20 lfJDITOR'S NO'l'E-Thts 1S the ~ III st of a senes of foUl arttcles 21 22 dealtng wtth the exploratton of ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Mars 23 24 25 26 2,7 2.~ 29 By WILLIAM J WEISER ~ Written Espectally for Oentrc.l 30 31 32 Pre~s and ThIS Newspaper ~ ~ ~ ~ PARACHUTE SYSTEMS ca 33 34 35 3b 37 pable of soft landmg unmanned ~ space vehIcles on the planet ~8 39 Mars are bemg developed for ~ ~ ~ ~ r:0 ~ ~ the NatlOnal AeronautIcs and 40 41 42. 43 44 4? 46 Space AdnllmstratIon ~ Under the program, NASA 47 48 49 plans to send dn Instrumented Voyager vehlCle to a soft land ~ mg on Mars to measure the 50 ~, 52 atmospheric and surface prop -~- ~ I-- - ~ - er t <.c, of th" Reel pland s4- 5S ~ W ,,{u 6 011 I~ ti, The l"CrrM.:lp M 2 has made more than 35 successful flights tilt.. pruJE'{,t ~~ ~ Northl up Cu!pOratlOn h:)"L By JOHN KRANER 2-14 studies Inve taken mtu ae (" Iltlit/ PIC'" Stllf! W, ltC', HOltIZONTAL 4.7 L lutul w ltll \UtrICAL II 1\1 llll (ju.L~ count the Lihst e"tuuatc d III t 1 THE SAFETY or Olll men space \\ as bro bl II1tO "tark 1 makes lace pamt 1 balk doth 19 matched the extremely l..itL MaltIdn .1 focus by the I1fe and death plOblem'> encountel ed by Gemllll 8 edgmg 49 IllCarnatlOll 2 fnnt dnnks group mosphere dUl'lng Its hlstonc space 1 endez\ Oll'l -the closest the 1J S 'lpace 5 fIsh eggs of VI<,hnu 3 cravats 22 slup stone:, It Ib now belH,ved the plant:l '" plogram has comL to tlaged\ 8 leather 50 NL vada 4 smIte on water burf.ice .ilL pressure IS nu This near dlsastel leo Rep Olm E TLague ch \II man of the mocca<;m" City 5lanat 23 sack gredter th'lll that betwecl' lUO 24 HOll,>e SubcommIttee l)J1 Manned Space Fl1ght to expl e"" con 12 mme 51 palm iL.if 6 burden befole 000 ell d 150 (jiJ!) feet tltlt, l t cel n becau~e no facllltle" 01 snaceCl aft al e a\ a lable fOI t 11lL1 entI ,lI,e,- (var I 7 conclude 25 sped ttl", _.>.ttl. At t'l( >i.". II gency I eSClle" 111 space and that 110 I escue s, "tem \\ ould hi' 13 waYSide 52 Ar'1bl,ll R eVident 26 chum a 1LlI dmg "P[l( e \ clue k 'I, I avaIlable 111 tlme fOl Olll fll 5t manned fllghb to the Moon hotel chleftalll q mediCinal 27 footed va"c LlIlt l[J'lt" Imo., ()[ ",Oil I'l Followll1g the Gemllll R lllcldent NAS J\. and .hL All FI Ice 14 wll1gs 53 endllle plant 28 deep 54 meny grouve lu,Hvt'_l~ it have or gal1lzed a team to study the ploblem ( t settlllg up I e"cue 15 (qual 10 comb \\001 16 hsteners 55 Flonda 11 soap frame 29 self * 1111 m '5 miSSIOns from the launch vehlcle'l ano s~uceci aft that \\ e nm\ 18 aid" county bar 31 bounder UNDE.R such conditIOns the have aViulable 20 legal 34 captIvat1 vehIcle Illu::,t I md softly eflough An ovul space capsule, laden One P0.,.,lbll1ty IS el1l11lllutlOIl ot non e,,~ent\al on boa I d eqUlp papers Ans\\ er to Saturday s puzzle 35 part 111 and remam m proper poslbon With SCientific hl:.truments, de ment so that a thll d seat could be adoed to the Gemull and a 21 New Zea- play for It<, mstruments to functlOlI scends under a large parachute fOUl th to the Apollo spaceCl aft -- - - land parrot 36 young dog At the same tune the weight In thiS concept of an un Hopes for a Gemll11 1 e9Cllt SV 5 s1l11llal CI aft fOI tht' 22 lair 37 habItuated of the hndmg 9ystem must be manned vehicle landing on Man al e dim because the I emall1111g J\.1l FOI ce <,pendlll!, mOl e th III 23 French 39 the present Gemll1l flights are scheduled fOI two millIOn houl s III deSign cap 40 pal t of a'i low as pOSSIble to make 1\1l1' lallclmg One IS a "clover only three or fOUl days III spacl' studle9 and 'lctu'll flight JE' 26 grazlllg speech room m the Mars vehIcle for leaf' a three-lobed parachute and even the fastest count 00\\ II 'leal ch up to 1965 , land 41 arrow M'lenbfic mstruments which has a ghde ratIO of two- fOI launch of a one pIlot t\\OI 'I1ean\\hlle NOltlllOP bUllt a \30 macaw pOIson The Mars studieS drew upon to one and could offset some of empty seat'> I e,>cue CI aft \\ ollid '>c Llled down model fOI NASA 31 surpass 42 Afncan nearly 10 years of expenence the surface wlTld velOCity The river run mOl e than four da 'y ~ called the M 2 lIftmg body It 32 flool m developlllg the parachute other I~ a par'lchute wluch has 43 Chmese Apollo offel s the best OppOI has made mor ethan 11 succe9S c0vermg landlllg sy~tem" for NASA s 80 per cent of ItS center area 33 mlhtary \\aX tumty fOI space I e'icue bec2me ful fhghts and unpo\\ el ed glIdel offIcer 44 Tibetan Melcury, Genum and Apollo removed ThIS versIOn offers all Apollo 1111""lOn.., WIll I"l .-i landll1gs at Fd\\alds All Fone 36 piebald pne9t programs as well as three hIgh drag and great stabIlIty da vs 01 mOl e Bas.; Cahf 38 Cam s land 45 among years of study pomted toward The studIes mdlCate that a E.l11phaS1Zll1g the suddt:'lI ('\ II 39 large ca'Sk 46 unusual misslOn::. to Mars two stage parachute system WITH ~pace I e'Scue sudden I) c\al concel n fOI I e'icue III ..,pace 40 essential A\er'\ge time of &OlutlOR 2-l mlRutes 48 shIp s StudIes lIldlcate the Mars m.:ty be the most satIsfactory at the U1gency pomt a j1'o):,lam lVL,ltll1 ILcenth \\,l.., a\\aldl'd a 41 \\ellllked (,-, 1966 h..mg' Features Synd Inc) record landmg could be achieved With I becall"e thl" would allo\', sev that was dlopped 111 19B1 h,lS',llL\\ contllLt to rll\'\0P dll CRYPTOQUIPS a modified • rlllgtall parachute 1'1 d mmutes for measuremenb been I e\ 1\ ell fll! lop 9PPf'ri (Ight mall IIftll1g bOli\ \ l'lw Ie I WhICh has been used through- whIle the vehIcle IS descendmg completIOn I (alkd the HI 10 (Hm IEontal , XAYYBZ BCDBEAE BCDYFBZ out the nabon'l manned space through the Marban atmos- In 19B1 the Mal tll1 Compan\ I L'tlldll1g I I programs phere \\as dOll1g le'lealch on a ne\\ (,.:tiled ~rAR1 (SpJ.lecldft n C D F E B'X YFGG Two other new parachute type of spacecraft called D\ na Technolog\ a 10 Re entl \ Il ~t I configuratIons, however show '>oal It \\ as a delta shaped all thiS lIe\\ Il '>CUL sllppl \ 1'1 aft ~aturday's Cryptoqmp AGITATED SCHOOL PRINCIPAL even greater promIse for the CI aft capable of bell1g launchl'd pi )gl LlIl1 1I1Ll\ ()~t the natlO'1 SCOLDED HER DISHONEST CHARGES by locket mto space mqjung mOl ~ tl1'ln !plOn mIllion tOI dt lendezvous LlI1<1 letlllnll1g to velupment and ttst~ O\e\ the Ealth 111 a glldel like descl nt next t\\ 0 \ e 11 s but If It fill to a landll1g un dn, all"tIl] 111 I tills It9 1111"S\OlI of 5\\ Itt le'>UltS Sight 1<1 ~!l.1C e It \\ III be \\ ell \\ 01 til 1-1dl dll alsu de\ Llulkd the lilt. 111\ t'stment CONTRACT BRIDGE By B Jay Becker (Top Record-H Ide, In Masten' IndiVidual Champlonahlp Play) West dealer and that a fourth spade tnck Both SIdes vulnerable Will thus matenal1ze The chance that West was NORTH dealt the smgleton Jack IS ra .K1063 ther remote, m view of East's .J4 opemng spade bid, but If tillS .1073 actually offered the only POSSI .AQ82 blhty of makmg the contract WEST EAST South would have to play for It t8 tJ9542 and hope for the best • Q 10862 .A753 However there IS a much bet .8654 .AK ter chance of malung the hand ",953 .74 and South should plan hiS play SOUTH accordmgly There IS a reason tAQ7 able posslblhty that West has .K9 either the smgleton eight or .QJ92 nme of "pades m which case .KJ106 With careful play a fourth spaae trick can be developed The blddmg In Ime With thiS South cash West North East South es the kmg of clubs at trick Pass Pass It INT three and then overtakes the Pass 3NT Jack With the queen Next he Openmg lead-SIX of hearts leads the ten of spades Some contracts look ImpoSSI East must cover WIth the Jack ble to make but the wlly de and South plays the ace catch clarer does not give up on these mg West s etght Declarer now hands WIthout at least gwmg plays the ten of clubs to the ace them the old college try and returns a low spade from dummy successfully fmessmg For example take thiS hand the seven when East follows where South IS m three notrump low and West leads a heart East VIrtue IS rewarded when takes the ace and return'> a South then plays the ace of TESTING heart to the lung B'lyonne spades and leads the carefully 1966 MARTIN SV-S Certamly declarer s outlook IS preserved SIX of clubs to the r Hle te"ter dim at thiS pomt He sees eight eIght in order to cash tnck Amusement Park fQr three SHUTTLE BUS AND RESCUE IN SPACE ['Olll C;V ~)D ] (' ('nil 'y \ ph\( It '> 1'lllp(] IIftlllg bmli('" sure tncks, WIth not much pros number nme - the kmg of ~ e'll" tne" out '1 ~klrt blow (m u1I1uI '>]l 11 (,u 1ft m'lde like '1 ghde]) Will be bllllt by M 11 tm (() on 1 'j)1 nlllhon con pect of getting a mrth It would spades II III the new fun hOll~e at tr'1lt glll1ted thl~ month by NASA M'lIi1n ~t[))ted ]c'>eulh on Dynl sou 1 "lIldhl seem that his only chance of Awmttedly, thiS hne of play the P ih<,ude<, N J amllge (r 1ft 1Il l<}fil rhe]( n<,e'lble glound hndlllg ll'1ft \\111 be IVlll1ble tOl "pHe le'>Clle manufactunng an additional requires a certain amount of m('nt p'1l k whIch opened ItS TPpur md ~I\pply to MOL (MlI1ned Olbltlllg LlbOl1tOlYI "pile '>tltlOn'> 1I1il Apollo tnck 18 to lead the ace of plannlng, but it is all qwte log hgth 1 nnu11 <,e 1 <,on Apnl 2 "!lllUllft TIH' fll'>t lInm1l111ed 11I1I1lh t('~t by Atll<, IOlkLt'> \\Ill hp nlHh thl'-, 'rl II flom spades in the hope that West ical After all, bndge IS a 10gl was dealt the smgleton jack cal game Vll1denburg All FOI(e BLl'-,e LLlllf l<:::ventulily J. fltght modd mlY I Illy ught men PACtE 10 • PUlL I SHED BY GLOBAL ASSOC IAT AT THE QASSIFIED DIRECTION OF THE COM4ANOING OFFICER, KWAJALEIN TEST SITE, MARSHALL ISLANDS FOR SALE CONTRACT DA-O 1-02 I-AMC-90004 (Y) THE HouRGLASS IS ~UBLISHED DAILY CARRIER It-TON AI~ CONDITIONER - MONDAY TH~OUGH SATUftDAY DEADLINE $110, CARRIER I-TON AIR CONDITIONER - ROl£X MEN'S WATCHES •••• rOR NOTICES IS 4 ~M THE DAY BE~ORE $75 -GOOD CONOiT1.~ AVAILABLE NOW ~UBLICATION AND DEADLINE rOR NEWS CALL 2443 OR SEE AT 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DARK COURT BY THE JUSTICE DEPARTMENT, WHICH OF KTS METAL RECORD RACK - $1, EXTENSION BROWN FRAME - NAME LISA PARKER INSIDE CHARGED A GROUP OF INDIVIDUALS WITH CON CORDS - 25¢ EA , HONEYWELL FLASH CALL 2355 SPIRING TO RECRUIT AMERICANS FOR A TRIP ATTACHMENT - NEW - $6, LARGE FRONT BUILDINGS & GROUNDS DEPARTMENT SHALL TO CUBA WITHOUT VALID ~ASSPORTS CHIEF BEGIN FERTILIZING COCONUT TREES, AND BASKET FOR BIKE - $3, AVAILABLE JUNE CHILO'S RED TRICYCLE WITH RED JUDGE JOSEPH C ZAVATT OF BROOKLYN FEDERAL TRIMMING OF DEAD PALM LEAVES AS A 15 - STEAM IRON - $8, CLOCK RADIO - HANDLE GRIPS - TORN BLACK SEAT CALL DISTRICT COURT DISMISSED THE CHARGE PART OF LAND MANAGEMENT MAINTENANCE $8, ALARM CLOCK - $3, fLOOR POLISHER 2259 ONE OF THE GROUP, LEE LEVI LAUB, TESTI PROGRAM 14 JUNE 1966 TO 14 SEPTEMBER - $15 CALL 2117 OR SEE AT TR 560 FIED HE VISITED THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIF 1966 DURING THIS PERIOD NO PALM FOUND ORNIA, STANfORD UNIVERSITY, THE UNIVERS FRONDS WILL BE ISSUED FOR PRIVATE CONTAX-3A WITH 50 MM FI 4 LENS AND ITY Of CHICAGO AND OTHER CAMPUSES TO RE PARTIES AND/OR ACTIVITIES ONE 35 MM F 4 LENS - $90 TODAY AT IVEY HALL - SILVER CHARM BRACE- CRUIT STUDENTS fOR A CUSA TRIP IN JUNE, ONLY CALL 2788 LET IDENTifY AND CLAIM BY CALLING 1963 THE SPONSOR WAS THE STUDENT COM WHAT IS CALLED GENIUS IS THE 62 MITTEE FOR TRAVEL TO CUBA THE COURT'S LADY'S 14 KT WHITE GOLD 2 CARAT 5 ABUNDANCE OF LIFE OR HEALTH LAST PASSPORT RULING IN 1965 UPHELD THE DIAMOND WEDDING RING $700 00 OrflCE HENRY DAVID THOREAU MAN'S BLACK BIKE AT QTRS 213-A ~R BUT LEFT THE PUNISHMENT MATTER OPEN PHONE 705 CALL 646 AND IDENTIFY LADY'S 26" BIKE WITH SADDLE BASKETS LADY'S GOLD WEDDING BAND - IN VICI AND LARGE FRONT BASKET - $5 AVAIL NITY OF DEPENDENTS' POOL CALL 2259 ABLE JUNE 20 CALL 2481 OR SEE AT TR 632 WATCH AT BACHELORS' POOL CALL 401 AND IDENTIFY SCUBA SINGLE HOSE REGULATOR - NEAR NEW - $25 CALL 9-480 ON DUTY HOURS OR SEE AT CORAL SQ, ROOM 207 PAINTER LOSES APPEAL DES MOINES, IOWA (UPI)--THE IOWA Su ALUMINUM AWNING - 28' LONG - COVERS PREME COURT TODAY REfUSED A REHEARING ~ TRAILER HOUSE - $195 CALL 2210 TO A CALIFORNIA FATHER WHO WAS DENIED OR SEE AT TR 523 CUSTODY Of HIS EIGHT-YEAR-OLO SON ON THE GROUND THAT HE LIVED A "ROMANTIC, IMPRACTICAL, UNSTABLE AND ARTY" HOME LirE A UNANIMOUS DECISION BY THE NINE To BUY - CHARCOAL GRILL CALL 2435 JUSTICES APpARENTLY SLAMMED THE DOOR ON ANY HOPES or HAROLD PAINTER OF To BUY - OLD, BUT RELIABLE SMALL WALNUT CREEK, CALIF, TO GET CUSTODY REfRIGERATOR - PREfERABLE WITH FREEZER OF HIS SON, MARK, THROUGH STATE COURT CALL 2740 EVENINGS THE IOWA SUPREME COURT, LABELING 34 YEAR-OLD PAINTER A "BOHEMIAN", RULED HAVE A NEED FOR APPROXIMATELY I DOZ IN FEBRUARY THAT MARK SHOULD REMAIN I EN NEW SAWYERS ROTARY 100 SLIDE TRAYS THE CUSTODY Of HIS GRANDPARENTS, MR LEAVING fOR STATES IN WEEKS AND HAVE 3 ANO MRS DwiGHT BANNISTER Of AMES OVER 1,000 SLIDES TO O~GANIZE MACY'S THE CASE RECEIVED WIOE PUBLICITY HAS THEM ON O~DE~ WITH DELIVERY EXPECT THE IOWA CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION ANO ED IN A MONTH ANYONE HAVING NEW THE STATE or CALlrORNIA BOTH ENTERED T~AYS AVAILABLE WITH NO IMMEDIATE NEED THE CASE AS "rRIENDS OF THE CoURT" IN PLEASE CALL 2340 SUPPORT or PAINTER, A WRITER AND ~HO TOGRAPHER WO~KING AT A JOB CoRPS (CONTINUED IN COLUMN TWO) TRAINING CENTER IN WALNUT CREEK