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L8J Plans to Speak Out Remnants '''!~IU~~J!_eH"~p.~~~"~_ Wants Humphrey to be HOwn Man' PRA!EUI~!~_ ~!~~!~~,~~~., ?HR[Y. ALMOST DROWNED OUT BY HUNDREDS WASHINGTON (UPI )-- PRESIDENT JOHNSON INTENDS TO SPEAK OUT ON GOVERNMENT PARATROOPERS STANDI NO GUARD OVER A OF SHOUTING AttTl-WAR DEMONSTRATORS, POLICY DURING THE PRESIDENTIAL [lECTlON CAMPAIGN [VEN IF IT CREATES DIFfICUL- CHILOR(N'S PLAYGROUND WERE ALL THAT .... AS Y[STERDAY PLEADED AT A SHOPPING CENTER TI[S fOR VICE PRESIDENT HUBERT HUMPHREY. L[FT or THE SOVIET ARMY IN PRAGUE R,IIlLY rOR THE RIGHT TO f"REE SPEECH AND JOHNSON R[COGNI!£S THAT SOME OlrrlCUlTU;S I'IAY ARISE AS HUMP\1REY CHARTS HIS THE PARATROOP(RS, WEARING RED BERETS PEACEfUL ASSEMBLY. 0'<1"1 COURSE IN suc~ AREAS AS VlrT NAM AND LAW AND ORDER, AND HE WANTS TO MAKE AND HOLDING; MACHINE GUNS, SAT IN TI-1E FROM THE: MOM[lH I-1E ARRIVED 1"1 HIS SURE SUCH CAMpAIG~ STATEMENTS ARE NOT INTERpRET[D AS HIS ADMINISTRATlV[ """J PLAYGROUND ~[XT TO AN ABANDON£Q MOTORCADE, THIS IS PARTICULARLY TRUE IN THE CASE OF VIET NAM THE PRESIDENT DOES ~OT MOST or THE MORNING APPARENTLY AS AN WAS GREETEO BY THE WANT HANOI TO GET THE IDEA THAT HUMPHREY~~OR ANYONE ELSE--WILL 8(: SPEAKING OVERSIGHT BY THE ARMY COMMAND WHICH CHANTS OF YOUTH- rOR THE UNITED ST!\TES UNTIL JOHNSON ACTUALLY LEAVES THE WHITE HOUSE NEXT JAN- ORDERED THEIR COMRADES FROM THE MAJOR FUL O)SSIDENTS WHO UARY. CITIES or CZECHOSLOVAKIA DURING THE IN UNISON YELLED PARIS (UPI )-- TH[ UNITED STA1I'"<'; Tfl_ "THE PRESIDENT .... AfHS HIM (HUMPHREY) NIGHT. "END THE HAR" AND DAY STOOD FIRM AGAINST ANY BOMBING HALl TO BE HIS OWN MAN," GEORGE CHRISTIAN, OF"F"ICIAL SOURCES SAID THE TROOPS, '\.IE WA"IT PrAC[" .... ITHOUT RECIPROCAL NORTH VIETNAMESE DE- WIiITE rlOUSE: t"'RESS SECRETARY, TOLD TANKS AND ARMORED CARS LEFT PRAGue IN IT WAS BY fAR ESCALATION DESPITE NEW COMMUNIST HINTS UNITED PRESS INTER"IATlONAL. "BUT WHILE THE FIRST PART OF A THREE-STAGE WITH. THE LARGEST CROWO SUCH A HALT WOULO OPEN THe OOOR TO HE'S PRESIOENT. NO N,t CA"I SPEAK FOR DRAWAL A(OREEO UPON IN Moscow DURING OF A"ITIWAR OEMO'I. SERIOUS PEACE TALKS. HIM tt TALKS HELD AF'TER THE INVASION. STRATORS THE VICE SOIo4E QUALlriED OBSERVERS SAID THAT j "THE PRESIDENT," CHRISTIAN SAID, "IS THEY 010 NOT GO FAR, PR[SIDEtn HAD EN- TH( TWO SIDES ARE rURTHER FROM A SETTLE GOING TO BE PRESIOHlT LlNTIL JANUARY. THE TROOPS SET UP Nt'" BIVOUACS WITHIN COUNTEREO SINCE NENT THAN AT ANY TINE SINCE THEY CAME THERE: WILL BE NO SLOWDOWN" A f'E .... KILOMETERS, APPARENTLY SO THAT HE OPENED HIS CAN. TOGeTHER MAY 13. CHRISTIA"I 010 NOT COf.lM(NT DIRECTLY TH[Y COULD RE.OCCUPY THE NERVE CENTERS MB PAICN fOR YHe THE LATEST COMMUNIST CALL f'OR A B9 - ON T~E RECENT PUBI.IC EXCHANGE BETWEOj ON SHORT NOTICE, WHITE HOUSE MONDAY. ING HALT WAS MADE IN TASS, THE orFlClAL JOHNSON ANO HUMPHREY ON THE QUESTION THt Moscow WITHDRAWAl. AGRttMtNT HE HAS atE"I "":IR,,,,"'" NtWS AGtNCY AND NHAN DAN, THE Of' TROOP WITHORA .... ALS FROM VIET NAM ED FOR A PULLOUT FROM THE CITltS AS LEO AND JEEREO AT OFFICIAL NORTH VIE1'NAMESE COMMUNIST HUMPHREY OPE"IED HIS CAMPAIGN FOR THE S tP A NCENTRATION IN PARTY NeWSPAPeR. THE 1'1 RST T , NO CO EVERY STOP ON HIS TASS URGEO THE U,S. TO PROCLAIM A WHITE HOUSE WITH A SU(oGESTION THAT MILITARY REStRVATIONS AS THt SECONO COAST TO COAST .".,,"G HA'; "";HOUt OEI..I,Y" so 1'HE SOME U.S. TROOPS COULD 6aE BROUGHT HOME STAGE, THE THIRD STAGE wouLD BE THE STRATEGy MEeTING V,~e TOUR BUT NEVER P~;'S"CONV~RSATlONS COULO BE "tXTRI- LAY[ THIS YEAR OR IN 19 9. A DAY COMPLETE: WITHDRAWAL FROM THE COU"ITRY, Pre~ld~nt Hubert H Humph WERE SO MA"IY OEM- THE PRESIDENT SAID "NO MAN COULD pRE- SCHEDULEP TO OCCUR BY OCT. 28 IF THE re\ (rIght) Democr3\lC ONSTRATORS GATHERED EOE~~O:I~~EB~R~~!~~E~E~~;O~~R~~~R OICT" WHEN THE TROOPS COULD BE WITH- CZtCHS !'ItET ALL OF' THe KRtMLIN'S Dt· p'~"dent,al nomlnee andhb IN ONe PLACE AT DRAWN MA"IOS. camp31gn m,uwger La" SUCH CLOSE RANGE. OCT. IS THe 50TH ANNIVERSARY O' rem~ OBnen d"cu,,", (.up 28 p,ugn ~tcal"g} at Humpl,re" HUMPHREY GOT A THt FOUNOING OF THE CZECHOSLOVAK REP- h~me In Waverly \:1m" CHILLY RECEPTION Subtle Resistance E,iflent UBLIC, .... NO EXTENSIVE C£L£BRATIONS HAVE EARLIER IN THE DAY SEEN PLANN£D FOR IT, IN THE DEEP SOUTK. IN A VISIT TO NEW · . V r· W THE TROOPS LEF'T THE CITY TODAY AND ORLEANS HE WAS REElUFF[D FOR Tlit THIRD TJI"IE 1"1 48 HOURS ay A TOP DEMOCRAT AND Czec h5 Re b e II Ing In a 10US ays ~;;: ::::"~A~::":~'~~:"~"" w,," WAS GRtETED BY FeWER THAN A DOlEN SPECM VIENNA (UPI ).- CZECHOSLOVAKS ARE RESISTING THE RUSSIAN INVASION ANO OCcuPA- HOWEVER, THt TROOPS HAD APPARENTLY TATORS IN HIS AIRPORT ARRIVAL TION IN sueTLe WAYS. 8££N ORO£R£O TO LEAVE TH£IR 81VOUACS THE FLINT RALLY WAS HUMPHREY'S ONLY TKE PRAGUE OPERA SE .... SON OPUlED WITH "DALIBOR," A PIECE 8Y THE GRtAT CIECK AS CLEAN AS POSSIBLE AFTER THE (lAD STOP IN t~ICHIGAN AFTER WARNINGS Of A CO"lI"OS[R. tRIEDRI~H SMETANA, ABOUT A PtASANT REVOLT A".... INST OPPRESSIO~, LlCiTY THAT FOLLOW[D THEIR D£PARTURe TORNADO AND THU"IDERSTORMS CUT SHORT HIS ALL Of THE LEAOERS JAILED BY THE RUSSIANS THREE WEEKS AGO AND MADE TO PRO· .ROM OCCUPATION O. OFFlCts. SOME Of PLANNeD VISIT MISE THEY WILL OEUBERALIZE THE COUNTRY SHOWED UP WITH THEIR WIVES. THEY WERE THE OF'FICES HAD TO BE OISINf'ECTED A"IP :'-'-~-::----=- ALMOST MOBBED, BY A CROWD OF' PRAGUE CITIZENS THAT GOT THE POINT, PERSONAL BELONGINGS HAD BeEN STOLEN Mid-East le"sio" Mou"ts BRATISLAVA TELEVISION AIRED A SERltS OF PLAYS ABOUT THE LEGENDARY SLOVAK FROM DESK DRA.... ERS. H£RO, JAN0S4K, AJlIND Of' ROIUK HOOD J:tlARAJ;;TtR. '01110 R,OQ,pf;P J'H.I!; RICH TO HELP THE JERUSALEM (UPI ) .. :14tw INCIOEHTS ALONG ,{SU 5"v.~'s",Tc.._--'-_-2,.:P~A::.::'.:9:c.) POOR, ARAB_ISRAELI FRONT KEPT MloeAST TEN· TclE CITY'S RADIO STATION BROADCASTS HIGH WHIL[ UNITED NATIONS PEACE IN OAILY INSTALLMENTS THE ENTIRE bpect Die-Hards to Sneak Out EfFORTS wtRE SAID TO "SERVING NO USEFUL AC(.OUNT OF THE "GOOD SOLDI tR SCHWEI K," PURPose" AND THE WAY HE MANAGED TO BEST THE THE INCIDENTS YESTERDAY INCLUOEO Is_ Marines Mop-Up Invading Force AUSTRIAN SOLDIERS OF THE FIRST WORLD CHARG[S THAT SAIGOO (UPI )_~ ALLIED TROOPS TODAY CLEANED UP THE f'INAL POCKUS OF RtSIS­ __ EGYPTIAN TROOPS HAD FIRED ON ISRAELj NE .... S COMMENTATOPS ON PRAGUE TtLEVI- TANCE AROUND TAY NINH CITY, WHERE ONLY A HANOF"UL O~ REDS REMAINEO ~ROM AN IN­ pOSITIO"lS AT A PORT SOUTH Of' THE Suez 510.. IHJECT A I\EAVY TONE 01' IRONY INTO VADING FORce OF MORE lHAN 1,000. CANAL THEIR \/OICES WHt"! READING eOITDRIALS GOVERNMENT MAR I NES SUPPORTED BY U.S. HEt. I COPTER GUNSHI PS 8ATTEReD THE REM· --THtRE WERE SHOTS FROM THE JORDANIAN FROM HARDLINING COMMUNIST COUNTRIES NANTS O~ THE COMMUNIST FORCt IN THE HAMLET OF THAI THONG, MORE THAN A MILe SIDE OF THE (;EASEfIRE LINE 8E.1"fI£E:N THE: ATTACKI"IG THt ATTEMPT TO LIBERALIZE THE SOUTHWEST OF' TAY NINH CITY ITSELr. JORDAN AND BEISAN VALLEYS. R[GIIofE IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA AS "COUNTER­ U,S. ADVISERS TOLO UPI CORRESPONDENT NAT GlesoN IT WAS LIKELY THE COMMUNIST __Two LA"IO MINtS EXPLOOED ON A MOU"I­ REVOL UT I ONARY, " DIEHAROS WOULD SNEAK OUT Of THE AREA BETWEEN DUSK LAST NIGHT ANO EARLY TODAY N 'iEAR THE REO Su, INJURING TWO NEWSPAPERS QUOTEO JAKOV MALIK, SOVIET "AND THERE IS NO WAY TO STOP THEM," ISRAeLI SOLDIERS. AMBASSADOR TO THE UNITEO N"TIONS, AS THe MIXEO FORce or VIEl CONG AND ~IORTH VI(1'NAMtSE f'OR THE SECOND TIME 1M r"l CAIRO, U.A.R. PRESIDe"lT NASSER SAYING THAT F'OREIGN OCCUPAT\,DN LEADS TO LESS THA"I A MONTH. YESTERDAY ATTeHPTro A REPORT ON THE SUE2 SITU .... TION fROM WAR WAR. MEANT JeWISH OCCUPATION TO INVADe TAY NINH ~ITY, 55 MILES l'iISTER GEN FAWZI OURING A SPtCiAL ~~AlIK Meet.eng Ends On OF ARAB LANDS, aUT THE APPLICATION TO NORTHWEST Of' SAIGON NEAR THe CAMBODIAN CAelNET SESSION, I N AMMAN, KING HUSSEIN OF JORP"N CHARG CZECHOSLOVAKIA'S SITUATION IS CLeAR TO Note of Agreement BORDeR THE REAOERS. AGAIN, THEY WERE DRiveN 8ACK BY HUN- EO YESTERDAY THAT ISRAEL'S Rtf'USAL TO FURTHER REPORTS rROM THE PRAGUe TELE- TOKYU (UPI J-- ""'t'",N AND THE UNITED DReDS or SOUTH VIETNAMESE MARINES, ITHORAW TROOPS ~ROM ARAB LANOS IT HAD I""," PROGR"M "F"CE TO r"CE" TE1.1. HO'" S'TATES ENOEO A TWO-DAY +lEETlNG ON As- R"NGERS, P"RATROOPERS ANO INF"H,RYMEM. OCCUPIED HAS fORCED HIS NATION TO BOOST PLAYWRIGHT VLAOIMIR SKUTINA TO~D A 1""1 SECURITY TODAY ON A NOTE OF AGREE- U.S. AIR AND ARTILLERY STRIKES ALSO ITS MILIT"RY STRENGTH, (SEE VIENNA, PAGE 9) MENT ON THE SENSITIVE QutSTION OF US. POUNDED THE COMMUNIST POSITIONS. HE ALSO SAID THAT THt Ef'~ORTS OF SPEC­ MILITARY BASES IN JAPAN. THE INVASION PROVED AS AaDRTIVE AS IAL U,N, MIOtAST tNVOY DR, GUNNAR IN wHAT .... A:!> TERMED A "rRANK EXCHANGE' THE COMMUNIST ATTACK ON THE WEEKEND "SO FAR HAD SERVEO NO USEFUL ~URPOSE ANO Nixon Calls For 0 O O' OF VIEWS, THE JAPANESE: RECOGNiZED.... OF AUGVST 17-18 WHEN MORE THAN \,000 ACHieVED NO PROGRESS SO THAT THe ONLY p_, Sh f ulfC, MILITAAY NEED FOR THE BASES AND [XM VIET CONG ANO NORTH VItTtfAMtSE WERE WAT AVAILA8LE TO ARAB NATIONS IS TO orelgn I t 'ESPIONAGE" COM_ I APPROVAL OF' THE AGREEMtNT. THEY ALSO PRE- MITTED AGAINST NORTH KORtA BY THE SPY IXON SAID THE SENATE SHOULD NOT ElE seNT ED A LIST OF SHtp USS PueBLO, THE KOREAN C(NTRAL POSITION or SWEEPING UNOtR THE INSTALLATIONS THey, NEWS AGeNCY SAID TODAY. THE RUSSIAN_LEO INVASION OF c"""'-I""'" LIKE TO HAVE IT SAID THE UNITED STATtS MUST ALSO A. TRANSFeRRED TO AS~URE NORTH KOREA "THEY (THE: U.S,) WILL THE 'TREATY, STALLeD IN THe SENATE CONTROL OF THE NOT RtPeAT SUCH ACTS." FOReiGN RELATIONS COMMITTEE, WOI)LD Re- JAPAN SELF'-DE~eNSE KCNA SAID THESE DEMANDS weRE HADE BY QUIRE' APPROVAL OF' TWO.THIRDS OF' THE FORCES, AND EX" THE CHAIRMAN OF A PRESS CONFERENCE GIVEN SENATE. PRESSEO CONCERN AN UNSPEClrlED SPOT BY COMMUNIST KOR. ONE OF THE LE:AOING REPUBLICAN "::~:,"I:'::V::'::':,,','~PUBLIC NulM EAN OF'~ICIALS AFTER FOREIGN CORRESPON­ ll CAUSED BY or THe TReATY, SEN. J OHM eOOPER, ALSO DENTS IN NORTH KOREA PERMITTEO TO ~eRE I"DICATEO HE ~AS ""VING SOME SECONO BASES IN URBAN INTtRVIEW COMMANDER LLOYD MARK BUCHER THOUGHTS. "I 'LL HAVE TO MAKe UP MY AREAS, ~O CREWMeN or THE PUEBLO. MIND ON THIS LATER." MORIKI TAl'll, COMI-IUNIST REPORT, BROAOCAST BY "\ THINK MOST R[PUBLICANS WILL GO COUNSELOR O~ THE PYONGYANG, SAID COMMANDER BUCHER ALONG WITH NIXON," SeN. JACOB K. JAVI DEfeNSE AGENCY, THE CREW ADMITTED AT THE INTERVIEW A LEADING REPU8LICAN LIBERAL, SAID TO- SA/O AT A PRESS TO ~OR[I~N CORRESPONDENTS IN DAY. KOREA rOR TH[ fiRST TIME, THAT THE J"VITS, COO'"tR AMO O,KeR RtPUBLICAN IS ASKINIO PUEBLO WAS A Spy SHIP AND THAT IT SENATORS ATTENDED A MEETING O~ THe .... PPROPRIATION B£EN SENT TO NORTH KOREA"I ON ~AT£RS SENATE REPUBLICAN POLIC~ COMMITTEE TO­ $360 HILLION WEARY At the point or exhaWltiOn, U S ""Idlers rest n .... r U1elr equIpment ... huddle ESPIONAGE HISSION. Inlo " w!lltlng tr"n.oport helicopter an oper!ltlon nl!1lt Dt>ng SouUl Viet DAY BUT SAID THE TREATY WAS NOT DIS­ FIVE YEARS r,,"h during Tam 9) nll1l1 35 mile. IOQUth",,"st or Saigon PUEBLO, PAGE 9) CVSSEO AT THE MEETING • JAPAN, PAGt • I-,-P:;'G"",--,2~ ______--"HO;:U:.R"G"'LA::;.:S:.:S'- ______• __---'-T:;.":.U::RS:::O"":::y'J,c..:Sc:E"P.:.T=-EMc:B~E::R~I"2,,,'--'129:"6J~ __.,_- SOllie Soviets Sympathize With Czechs Papal Disobedience "Offensi~e" I WASH I NGTON (UP I )-"PATRJ.,.CK CARD I HAL O'BOYLE YESTERDAY CONDEMNtO AS I1ERRONEOUS, (e) 1968 New York Times News Sprvlce SCANDALOUS AND DFF"ENS I VE" TE.t.CH INGS THAT ROMAN CATHOLIC COUPLES MAY DIS08EY THE Moscow--A SOVIET WOMAN POET WHO TOOK PART IN A RED SQUARE OE~ONSTRATION ON AUG. 25 TO PAPAL BAN ON ARTIFICIAL BIRTH CONTROL. PROTEST THE INVASION OF CZECHOSLOVAKIA HAS EXpRESSED ~OPE THAT THE CZECHOSLOVAK PEOPLE THE ARCHBISHOP OF WASHINGTON ISSUED A WOULD LEARN ABOUT THE DEMONSTRATION AND UNDERSTAND THAT NOT ALL SOVIET CITIZENS SUPPORT STATEMENT, USING HIS STRONGEST LANGUAGE THE OCCUPATION OF THEIR COUNTRY. TODAY, DENOUNCING THE STATEMENT OF 51 THE POET, NATALYA GOR6ANEVSKAY~, WAS SEIZEO WITH SIX OTH~R DEMONSTRATORS ANO SEVERAL PRIESTS IN THE CIOCESE AND DISAGREEING BYSTANDERS WHO HAD EXPRESSED SYMPATHY FOR THtlR ACTION. SHE WAS RELEASED LATE SUNDAY WITH THE BISHOPS OF THE NETHERLANDS, BEL­ NIGHT (AUG 25) BUT SUMMONED BY THE POLICE ON MoNDAY fOR QUESTIONING, LtADING TO REPORTS GIUM AND GERMANY IF THEY SUPPORT ItTHE THAT SHE HAD BEEN RE-ARRESTED POSITION I HERE CONDEMN." MRS. GORBANCVSK~YA DESCR/BED THE DtMONSTRAT,ON AND ITS QUICK SUppRESSION IN A LETTER THE 51 PRIESTS HAVE STATED PUBLICLY TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK TIMES. SHE WROTE IDENTICAL LETTERS TO OTHER PAPERS, IN­ THAT "SPOUSES MAy RESPONSIBLY DECIDE AC- CLUDING RUDE PRAVO, ORGAN OF THE CZECHOSLO­ CORDING TO THEIR CONSCIENCE THAT ARTJrlCIAl VAK COMMUNIST PARTY, THE TIMES OF LONDON, AND OOWAROLY SILENCE ANO THEREBY DtMON- CONTRACEPTION IN SOME CIRCUMSTANCES IS LE MONDE OF PARIS, TH( WASHINGTON POST, STRATE THAT NOT ALL THE CITIZENS OF OUR PERMISSIBLE AND INDEED NECESSARY TO PRE­ AND CDMMUNI!>T PAPERS IN FRANCE, ITALY AND COUNTRY ARE IN AGREEMENT WITH THE VIOLENCE SERVE AND rOSTER THE VALUES AND SACRE~NES5 BRITAIN. CARRIED OUT IN THE NAME OF THE SOVIET Of' MARRIAGE;. " AMONG THOSE ARRESTED ON RED SQUARE 'WERE PEOPLE. WE HOPE THAT THE PEOPLE OF' CZECHO­ THE GROUP Of' DISSENTING PRIESTS CLAIM LARISA BOGORAZ-DANIEL, ~lfE Of THE IM­ SLOVAKIA HAVE LEARNED OR WILL LEARN ABOUT .­ \A DEADLINE OF SUNDAY, SEPT. {5, TO SIGN PRISONED WRITER YULI M. DANIEL,AND PAVEL THIS. THE BELIEF THAT THE-CZECHS AND WRITTEN STATEMENTS RECANTING THEIR POSITION LITVINOV, GRANDSON OF THE LATE MAXIM M, SLOVAKS, WHEN THINKING ABOUT THE SOVIET OR FACE POSSIBLE SUSPENSION. Two WEEKS LITVINOV, SOVIET FOREIGN MINISTER UNTIL THE PEOPLE, WILL THiNK NOT ONLY AbOUT THE AGO, THE CARDINAL DISMISSED A PARISH EVE 0. WORLD wAR II. OCCUPIERS, BUT ALSO ABOUT us" -!HVrS US PRIEST FROM HIS CHURCH FOR REFUSING TO RE­ THE TWO HAVE BEEN AT THE fOREfRONT OF A STRENGTH AND C~Q~uu.~.~G~E~.______CANT. DISSIDENT M6vEMENT STRUGGLING fOR INTELLEC­ THt PRIESTS HAve INDICATED THEY WILL iUAL fREEoOk AND PROTESTING TRIALS Of NON­ Fll1 B Crashes in Ocean; STAND FAST. CONFORMISTS. No Trace of Crewmen O'80YLE'S STATn1ENT, ENTITLED "FREEDOM FOLLOWING IS THE TEXT OF THE LETTER: OF CONSCIENCE," SAID THE DISSENTING PRIESTS To THE EDITOR: POINT MUGU, CALIF". (UPI)--AN FlllBl THE POSITION "IS INCOMPATIBLE WITH THE TEACH­ I URGE YOU TO PRINT IN YOUR NEWSPAPER MY NAVY's VERSION OF THE CONTROVERSIAL T,X ING OF THE SECONO VATICAN COUNCIL AND POPE LETTER ABOUT A DEMONSTRATION IN REO SQUARE SWING-WING JET FIGHTER~BOMBERJ CRASHED INTO PAUL's ENCYCLICAL, "HUMANE VITAE." ON AUG. 25, 1968, SINCE I AM THE ONLY THE SEA YESTERDAY ~O MILES WEST OF HERE "STATEMENTS BY CATHOLICS INCOMPATIBLE AND 20 MILES NOTHWEST Of SAN MIGUEL ISLAND CIPANT IN THIS DEMONSTRATION ~RESENTLY AT WITH THIS TEACHING SHOULD BE RECOGNIZED THE NAVY ANNOUNCED. LIBERTY. 'I BY ALL AS ERRONEOUS, SCANDALOUS AND OF­ THE FillS, SIMILAR TO THE AIR FORCE'S THOSE WHO TOOK PART IN THE DEMONSTRATION FENSIVE TO FAITHFUL CATHOLICS. I THERE­ FIIIA--GROUNOED AF'TER SEVERAL CRASHED IN WERE KONSTANTIN BABITSKY, A LINGUIST; FORE CONDEMN IN THESE TERMS THE POSITION LARISA BOGORAZ-DANIEL, PHILOLOGIST; VADIM NEVAOA AND OVER VIET NAM--WAS OPERATED BY QUOTED ABOVE~.~'_' ______HUGHeS A,RCRAfT AND CRASHED DURING DELONE, POET; VLADIMIR DREMLYUGA, WORKER; CO. A WEAPONS SYSTEM TEST. PAVEL LITVINOV, PHYSICIST; VIKTOR FEINBERG, American Deserter Returning THe NAVY SAID A MERCHANT SHIP, THE S.S. ARE CRITIC; AND I, NATALYA GoRBANEVSKAYA, Because of Lack of Work POET. MAson LYKES, REPORTED SEEING DEBRIS AND AT NOON WE SAT DOWN ON THE PARAPET ON 'AN OIL SLICK IN THE AREA WHERE THE FlIIB STOCKHOLM ·(UPi)--AN AMERICAN VIET NAM LASNOYE MESTRO AND UNfURLED BANNERS ·PRO­ WAS BELIEVED TO HAVE PLUNGED INTO THE DESERTER WHO ONCE DENOUNCED THE "IMMORAL OCEAN. CLAIMING: "LONG LIVE A FREE AND INDEPEN­ AMERICAN WAR" ON SOVIET TELEVISION, SAID DENT CZECHOSLOVAKIA!" "HANDS Off THE No TRACE OF THE TWO MEN ABOARD WAS FOUND TODAY HE WAS RETURNING HOME TO THE UNITED HOWEVER. CSSR!" AND "FOR YOUR AND OUR FRIENDSHIP!" STATES VOLUNTARILY. ALMOST IMMEDIATELY, WHISTLES WERE HEARD SEARCH AND RESCUE HELICOPTERS AND FIXED­ EDWIN CARL ARNETT, 29, SAID HE WAS FROM ALL CORNERS OF THE SQUARE AND PLAIN­ WING AIRCRAFT F'ROM THIS PACIFIC MISSILE FLYING FROM STDCKHOLM TO NEW YORK YESTER~ CLOTHES AGENTS OF THE K. G. S. (THE RANGE BASE LOCATED ON THE COAST BETWEEN DAY AT U.S. GOVERNMENT E~tENSE TO TURN STATE SECURITY POLICE)-CAME RUNNING TOWARD LOSjANGELES AND SAN fRANCISCO WERE 015- HIMSELF OVER TO MILITARY AUTHORITIES. us •• THEY HAD BEEN ON DUTY IN RED SQUARE PATCHEO TO THE SCENE. "SWEDEN I S A GREAT COUNTRY BUT THER'£ IS AWAITING THE DEPARTURE OF ~HE CZECHOSLOVAK ONE Of THE $0 MILLION FillA PLANES NO WORK FOR US." SAID ARNETT. "I AM FED DELEGATION FROM THE KREMLIN. As THEY RAN CRASHED LAST ~AY NEAR THE UTAH-NEVADA UP LIVING ON PUBLIC WELFARE, I DON'T BOUNOARY SHORTLY BEFORE THE PLANES WE~E UP TO US THEY SHOUTED, "THESE ARE ALL WANT TO GO TO THE WEL~ARE PEOPLE FOR JEWS!" AND "BEAT THE ANTI-SOVIETS!" WE SENT FROM NELLIS AfB, NEVADA, TO THAILAND MONEY. II SAT QUIETLY AND OFFERED NO RESISTANCE. fOR COMBAT OPERATIONS OVER V,ET NAM. HE SAID HE STILL WAS OPPOSED TO THE WAR THEY TORE THE BANNERS FROM OUR HANDS AND SUBSEQUENTLY, THREE FillA PLANES CRASHED IN VIET NAM. BEAT VIKTOR FEINBERG IN THE FACE UNTIL WHILE ON DUTY IN THE VIET NAM WAR. THIS ARNETT WAS ONE OF SIX Gis WHO CAME TO LET TO GROUNDING OF ALL THE AIR FORCE'S THE BLOOD PLOW~D, BReAKING SOME OF HIS SWEDEN MAV 25 VIA THE $OVIET UNION FRO~1 TEETH. PAVEL LITVINOV WAS BEATEN ON THE Fill PLANES. VIET NAM. THEY SPENT SOME TIME IN Moscow FACE WITH A HEAVY CASE. A SMALL CZECHO­ ONLY LAST FRIDAY, OFfiCIALS IN WASHING­ ENROUTE AND APPEARED ON Moscow TELEVISION TON REPORTED THAT THE AIR fORCE Bt.LIEVEO SLOVA~ FLAC WAS RIPPED FROM MY HANDS AND OENOUNCING THE "IMMORAL AMERfCAN WAR IN DESTROYED. THEY SHOUTED: "GET OUT OF A F"AULTY BOLT HOLE IN THE "CARRY THROUGH" VI ET NAM. to HERE, YOU SCUM!" WE ReMAINED SEATED. FITTING ON WHICH THE PLANE'S SWING WINGS ALL WERE GRANTED A.SYLUM I N SWEDEN ,ON AFTER SEVERAL MINUTES, SOME AUTOMOBILES PIVOT CAUSED THE CRASHE~ RATHER THAN A "HUMANITARIAN GROUNDS." APpROACHED AND EVERYONE EXCEPT ME WAS MAJOR FAULT IN MATERIAL OR DESIGN. ALL IN ALL 102 Gis HAVE BEEN GRANTto PUSHED INTO THEM. I HAD MY THREE-MONTH­ TeCHNICIANS BELIEVE THE BOLT HOLE IN ASYLUM IN SWEDEN SINCE THE FIRST VIET NAM OLD SOff WITH ME AND FOR THIS REASON THEY THE FITTING MAY HAVE BEEN REAMED 'M­ DESERTER ARRIVED LAST JANUARY. ANOTHER DID NOT StlZE ME IMMEDIA.TELY. I STOPPED PROPERLY, OR THE BOLT ITSELF INSTALLED 30 OR 40 Gis HAVE APPLIED FOR ASYLUM AND ON THE PARApET OF LOBNOYE MESTO FOR ABOUT IMPROPERLY, CAUSING A CRACK rROM METAL ARE WAITING AT THE SWEDISH ALIENS COM­ FATIGUE. 10 MINUTES. I WAS BEATEN IN A CAR. My MISION, WHICH HANDLES THEIR CASES. BABY ALSO WAS TAKEN TO THE POLICE STATION, RESULTS OF GROUND STRESS TESTS CONDUCTED U.S. OfFICIALS ESTIMATED ABOUT 20 HAVE AND I WAS NOT ALLOWED TO NURSE HI" FOR AT SAN DIEGO, CALI •• , STILL WERE BEING RETURNED TO THE U.S. OF TO U.s. BASES IN STUDIED. MORE THAN SIX HOURS, ARRESTED WITH US EUROPE AfTER SOME TIME IN SWEDEN. WERE SEVERAL PERSONS FROM THE SURROUNDING RESULTS OF GROUNO STRESS TESTS CONDUCTED Two AMERICANS HAVE eEEN EXPELLED A~TER CROWD WHO HAD EXPRESSED SYMPATHY FOR US, AT SAN DIEGO, CALIF"., STILL WERE BEING BEING CONVICTED OF DRUG PEDDLING IN THEY WERE RELEASED LATE THAT EVENING. STUDIED HOWEVER. IT ALSO WAS POINTED OUT, SWEDEN, AND AT LEAST TWO OTHERS ARE AWAIT­ ALL WHO HAD BEEN DETAINED WERE SEARCHED THAT NO FIllA HA S FLOWN ENOUGH TO EX­ ING TRIAL ON THEFT AND ROBBERY CHARGES AND THAT NIGHT UNDE R CHARGES OF' "GROUP ACT I V 1_ PERIENCE THE AMOUNT OF STRESS INFLICTED ALSO ARE EXPECTED TO BE EXPELLED. TIES IN FLAGRANT VIOLATION or PUBLIC p~ THE TEST ORDER." ONE OF U~ VADIM DELONE, HAD EARLIER BEEN GIVE A SUSPENDED SENTENCE UNDER THE PERTAINING ARTICLE (190, SECTION THREE) OF THE CRIMINAL CODE OF THE RUSSIAN REPUBLIC fOR PARTICIPATION IN A DEMONSTRA­ TION JAN. 22, 1967, ON PUSH~IN SQUARE. AFTER THE SEARC", I W.S RELEASED, APPARENT­ LY BECAUSE I MUST CARE FOR MY CHILDREN. BUT 1 AM CONTINUING TO BE SUMMONED TO GIVE "~,, EVtO£NCE ABOUT THE ORGANIZATION AND CARRY~ ING OuT OF THE DEMONSTRATION SINCE IT WAS A PEACEFUL ONE THAT DID NOT VIOLATE PUBLIC FLAVOR of the MONTH ICE CREAM ORDCR. BUT' 010 a,v£ TESTIM~NY ASPUT THE ARREST AND ILLEGAL ACTIONS OF THOSE WHO S(IZED us, AND I AM READY TO TESTIFY ABOUT by Carnation THI' TO WORLD PUBLIC OPINION. &<' MOffIt CIIl8 M¥ COMRADES AND I ARE HAPPY THAT WE WERE ABLE TO TAKE PART IN THIS DEMONSTRATION ~ JUST ARRIVED AND THE SUPPLY IS LIMITED! AND THAT WE WERE ABLE, EVEN BRIEFLY, TO BE SURE AND GET YOURS TOMORROW ••••••••• BREAK THROUGH THE SLUDGE or UNBRIDLED LIES PAGE 3 TH~RSDAYI SEPTEMBER 12, 1968 HOURGLASS FM Schedule I HI""''''' T AND FR I DAY, SEPTEMBER 12 &. I 3 THE PAUL MAURIAT ORCHESTRA

KWAJALEIN HOSPITAL LITTLE DRUMMER Boy; I KNOW A PLACE; MES MAINS SUR T~T HANCHESj MON AMIE LA ROSE; Vous LES FEMMES; LA NUIT; I WANNA BAIlY tAT'" REPORT 1B~~.m.¢tns EDITION KNOW; IT'S NOT UNUSUAL; I MUST BE SEE­ ING THINGS; 10 CHE NON VIVO: THE YOUNG WOLVESj LE ROSSIGNOL ANGLAIS. JUST ARRIVED ~-- -=~ "~== -- CHI YO's HIT PARADE - 37.00 - SUNG IN ~ -. - ah.BY'S NAME: &.wd --- JAPANESE & ENGLISH ....- - -- JAPANESE TITLE: LA NOVIA; WHERE HAVE . DATE or BIRTH- d¥ II, /968 - ALL THE FLOWERS GONE; MAMMA; S UMMERT I HE --- ===..,...==-= WEIGHT: 9u, 1$ 7 . -- -- IN VENICE; GARDE-MOl LA DERNIERE DANCE; :: -- No HO L'ETAj I'M COMING BACK TO You; -- PARENTS- Il'Jho ~ ~ --- ....- ~ »w . - MR. W'SHING WELL; DAHILL SAYO; PLEASE 44" J.v '91 ------PLEASE ME; My FOOLISH HEART. TRLMPET'S GREATEST HITS - BOBBY HACKEl - 34•00 New Trailer Area WHAT'S NEW; SUGAR BLUES; I CAN'T GET STARTED; AND THE ANGELS S,NG; THE MAN THERE HAVE BEEN THREt TEMPORARY TELEPHONES INSTALLED IN WITH THE HORN; CIRIBIRIBIN; OH! My THE NEW TRAILER AREA ON BUILDINGS 1714, 1715 AND 1716 THIS IS MRS. BEAVER'S SECOND YEAR PAPA; CHERRY PINK & ApPLE BLOSSOM WHITE; (WHITE TRANSFORMER SUBSTATIONS) FOR THE CONVENIENCE or LIVING ON KWAJALEIN AND HER FIRST YEAR WHEN IT'S SLEEPY TIME DOWN SOUTH; 04- THE NEW TRAILER AREA FAMILIES. TEACHING AT GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL. LAST VENPORT BLUES; MEMORIES OF YOU. TAXI SERVICE IS PROVIDED TO OCCUPANTS OF THE NEW TRAILER YEAR VIRGINIA WORKED WITH SPECIAL SER­ AN AFFAIR TO REMEMBER - EOOIE HAYWARD, AREA ON THE EVEN HOUR, FROM 7 AM THROUGH II PM, 7 DAYS PER VICES INSTRUCTING WOMEN IN GOLF, TENNIS PIANO - 22.00 WEEK. THIS SERVICE WILL BE IN EFFECT UNTIL ADEQUATE TELE- AND SWIMMING AND HELPING CHilDREN WITH EBB TIDE; LOVE LETTERS; STELLA BY STAR­ PHONE SERVICE ISCP~R~O~V~I~O~E~O~______SPORTS AND SEWING. LIGHT RUBY, AND THIS IS MY BElOVEO; MARRIED TO JOHN BEAVERS, KMR, SHE IS J THE MOTHER OF THREE BOYS AND SAYS QOLF AN AFFAIR TO REMEMBER, PENTHOUSE SERE­ NAOEj NEW YORK'S My HOME; BROADWAY "Orchids" Theme IS HER FAVORITE PASTIME. SHE IS A GRADUATE OF UCLA AND HAS RHYTHM, THE TROLLEY SONG. THE SEPTEMBER MEETING OF THE YOKW[ YUK WOMEN'S CLUB TAUGHT IN SEVERAL CALIFORNIA SCHOOLS. LOVESICK - A DISSERTATION ON THE STATE OF" WILL BE HELD NEXT TUESDAY IN THE BANYAN ROOM OF THE YOKWE MRS. Bt~VERS TEACHES ELEMENTARY PHY­ BLISS AS DIAGNOSED BY THE INCURABLY RO­ YUK CLUB. REMEMBER THE SOCIAL HOUR fROM 12 - I PM SICAL EDUCATION AND SOCIOLOGY AT MANTIC JACKIE CAIN AND Roy KRAL - 35.00. IN THE LOUNGE AREA OF THE CLUB. LUNCH WILL BE SERVED GEORGE SEiTZ SCHOOL. LOVESICK; SAMBA TRISTE; MIMOSA AND ME; PROMPTLY AT I PM. CORCOVAOO; SUCH A LONELY GIRL AM I j MRS. J. H. (Lu) CLARK WILL PRESENT A PROGRAM ON ORCHID A BIG BEAUTIFUL BALL; LET'S BEGIN; I CARE AND PROPAGATION. As CHAIRMAN OF THE NEW GARDEN WONDER WHAT'S THE MATTER WITH ME; IF DEPARTMENT OF THE CLUB, SHE WILL SHARE KNOWLEDGE OF EX:15,'­ You COULD SEE ME Now; MOUNTAIN GREENERY; ING PLANTS, CARE AND PROPAGATION Of THESE FLOWERS AND You REALLY STARTED SOMETHING, THE WORLD GIVE HELPFUL HINTS ON SUGGESTED LANDSCAPING POSSIBILITIES. IS YOUR BALLOON. CO-CHAIRMAN FOR THE MEETING ARE PHYLLIS SHvlDRIK AND AUTUMN LEAVES - DAVID ROSE AND HIS ORCH~ CARMEN TOM. THEIR COMMITTEE INCLUDES CATHERINE VOORHEES, ESTRA - 35.00 BETTY WINTERNITZ AND VIRGINIA SHELDON. ORCHID PLANTS WILL BE GIVEN AS DOOR PRIZES. AUTUMN LEAVES; THE AUTUMN WALTZ; SEP­ TEMBER IN THE RAIN, INDIAN SUMMER; BLUE CONTACT SUE MANSFIELD (82516) OR Jo LAURIN (83637) FOR RESERVATIONS. SUMMER; SHI NE ON HARVEST MOON; tTls AUTUMN; AUTUMN SERENADE; AUTUMN NOCT'U"," ALL ISLAND LADIES ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND. TURNE; OCTOBER MIST; AUTUMN IN NEW YORK; AUTUMN HOLIDAY. ATTENTION TEENS! Community Band Concert ALL TEENS, BOYS AND GIRLS, INTERESTED IN SIGNING UP FOR SUNDAY EVENING AT ,:15 PM, THE COMMUN­ A POOL TOURNAMENT •••• MAY 00 SO NOW. THE TEEN CLUB WILL ITY BAND WilL PRESENT A CONCERT AT THE BE OPEN FRIDAY EVENING FROM 7 - II PM AND SATURDAY EVEN- RICHARDSON THEATRE. I NG FROM 8:30 - II :30,-"p,,-":... ______IN CASE OF RAIN, THE CONCERT WILL BE RE-SCHEDULED FOR A LATER DATE. Saturday Evening Dining/Dancing BELOW IS THE PROGRAM:

PLAN TO TAKE YOUR fAVORITE GIRL TO THE YOKWE YUK THIS LOIS SPITZE WASHINGTON POST - SOUSA SATURDAY NIGHT fOR DINING AND DANCING. THE MENU WilL THE THUNDERER - SOUSA ONE OF SEVERAL NEW TEACHERS TO HAIL INCLUDE: II HANDS ACROSS THE SEA - SOUSA FAdM THE IIBEAVER STATE IS lOIS SPITZE. REPASZ BAND MARCH - L'THGOW ASSORTED RELISH TRAY A GRADUATE OF OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY ZACATECAS - CODINA TOSSED GREEN SALAD W/DRESSING WITH A B.S. DEGREE IN MATHEMATICS IN TITHE STUDENT PRINCE" OVERTURE _ ROMBERQ ROAST PRIME RIB Of BEEf Au Jus 1966, MISS SPITZE TAUGHT IN THE LAKE IRISH FOLK SONG SUITE - ERICKSON STUffED WHOLE CORNISH GAME HEN (WINE SAUCE) OsWEGO, OREGON SCHOOL DISTRICT LAST POTATOES Au GRATIN YEAR. PLAN TO ATTEND THIS CONCERT, SUNDAY BUTTERED FRESH VEGETABLE MISS SPITZE ASSIGNMENT HERE IS JUNIOR NIGHT, SEPTEMBER 15TH. HOT DINNER ROLLS HIGH MATHEMATICS. BEVERAGE LOIS ENJOYS WATER SPORTS, MUSIC, TRA­ THE K~AJALEIN SYSTEM SCHOOL BOARD WilL AND READING. HOLD THEtR REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING TUES­ DANCING WILL BE TO THE MUSIC Of THE NEW AND POPULAR SEPTEMBER 17TH AT 3:30 PM IN THE "YOUNG HAWAIIANS" LED BY GLEN PI NHO BY FRANK G'~RGE SEITZ SCHOOL LIBRARY. BOARD MEETINGS ARE "OPEN" MEETINGS. Ir ANY PARENT DESIRES TO AUDRESS THE BOARD DURING THESE MEETINQS, PLEASE CONTACT THE EXECUTIVE SECRETARY IN ORDER TO PLACE THE SUBJECT ON THE AGENDA. (MR. P. SPARKS - 82100) YYWC Duplicate Bridge MR. CRAIG ROBINSON (UNDER THE AUSPICES OF SPECIAL SERVICES) WILL BE TEACHING A CLASS IN DUPLICATE BRIDGE STARTINQ MON­ EVENING, SEPTEMBER 16TH AT 7:30 PM. WILL BE A TWO_HOUR CLASS. ROBINSON WAS THE DIRECTOR OF THE ILADELPHIA INDUSTRIAL BRIDGE LEAGUE FOUR YEARS BEFORE COMING TO THE MAR­ ISLANDS TO WORK. CLASS WILL MEET AT THE TEEN CLua. BE PROMPT. THERE WILL BE NO fOR THE CLASS.

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THE TITANS CAME UP WITH T~O RUNS IN THE IN liTTLE LEAGUE ACTION YESTERDAY CLEVE­ SIXTH AND THEN SQUEAK EO BY THE Sp~RTANS LAND DEfEATED HoUSTON, 2-1. BOTH TEAMS sports SCORED IN THE FIRST INNING AND CLEVELAND 13~12. THE SPARTAN~ ~CORED fiVE ~UNS IN THE SEVENTI'" AUT THE TITANS CLOSED THE DOOR GOf-rHE TIE-BREAKER AND WINNING RUN IN AND HELD ON TO THE VICTORY. THE FOURTH. THE LEAD SEE-SAWED WITH THE TITANS EACH TEAM GOT THREE HITS AND EACH PIT­ CONING fROM BEHIW> IN THE fIFTH INNING CHER STRUCK OUT TEN BATTERS IN A CONTEST section WITH SIX RUNS TO TAKE AN 11-7 LEAD. THEY THAT WAS EQUALLED EXCEPT IN RUNS. ADDEO TWO MoRE IN THE SOTTOM OF THE HOUSTON THREATENED TO TIE THE SCORE IN iM . SIXTH, WHICH pROVED TO BE THE WINNING THE LAST INNING WHEN WILLINGHAM WALKED I al r League Round-up MARGIN. AND COLLINS WAS HIT BY A PITCH. THE PETCAVAGE AND BENN LED THE SPARTANS WITH CLEVELAND PITCHER THEN GOT THE NE;l(T BOB GIBSON GAIN~D HIS 21sT VICTORY or THREE HITS EACH, WHILE BCNJI Of THE TITANS BATTER ON STRIKES.TO END THE GAME. THE SEASON YESTERDAY AS THE Sr. LOUIS GATHERED THREE HITS. CARDINALS NEARED THEIR SECOND CONSECUTIVE NATIONAL LEAGUE PENNANT WITH A 5-4 VIC­ TORY OVER THE Los ANGELES DoDGERS. CHARLEY'S DAISIES DEfEATED THE SAND­ GIBSON, WHO HURLED HIS 25TH COMPLETE BAGGERS 15-0 YESTERDAY AT BRANDON ~ IELD. GAME Or THE SEASON, WAS TOUOHED FOR II THE DAISIES JUMPED Off TO A 2-0 LEAD IN HITS, INCLUDING. A LEADOFF HOMER BY WILLIE THE FIRST, SIX IN THf SECOND, fOUR MORE CRAWFORD IN THE FIRST INNING, BUT STRUCK IN THE THIRD AND THREE IN THE fiFTH FOR OUT SIX .. NO WALKED ONLY TWO. THE I R 15 RUN TOTAL. THE SANDBAGGERS THE CINCINNATI REDS ERUPTED FOR SIX RUNS THREATENED ONLY ONCE WHEN THEY LOADED IN THE EIGHTH INNING OF THE NIGHTCAP TO THE BASES WITH ONE OUT IN THE THIRD BEAT THE HOUSTON ASTROS 11-6 AND SWEEP INNING. HOWEVER, DAISY PITCHER, BOB A DOUBLEHEADER. THE REDS WON THE OPENER BARRY STRUCK OUT THE NEXT BATTER AND THE 5-1 BEHIND GARY NOLAN. fiNAL OUT CAME ON A FLY BALL TO THE OUT­ STEVE BLASS WON HIS 15TH GAME Of THE FIELD. SEASON AND SIXTH IN A ROW IN THE SECOND THE SANDBAGGERS MANAGED ONLY TWO HITS GAME YESTERDAY AS THE PITTSBURGH PIRATES AND BOTH CAME IN THE THIRD INNING WMEN ••••• ACTION IN YESTERDAY'S LITTLE LEAGUE BEAT PHILADELPHIA 6-4 AfTER THE PHILLIES HUNTOON AND TOMA SINGLED. THE DAISIES GAMC ••••••• WON THE OPENER 8-6 IN 13 INNINGS. WERE LEO AT THE PLATE BY BUDDY PAGE'S ROOKIE JIM McANOREW, WITH NINTH INNING THREE HITS, INCLUDING A TRIPLE AND JACK RELIEF HELP FROM BILLY SHORT AND CAL KOONcr, MEN's VOLLEYBALL CUOO's HOME RUN. STOPPEO THE CHICAGO CUBS ON TWO HITS AS LAST NIGHT'S RESULTS IN VOLLEYBALL: THE NE:W YORK Mns SQUEAKED OUT A 1-0 VIC­ SCHEDULE TORY. McANDREW, WHO HAS BEEN PLAGUED WITH KOLOHE'S LOUNGE OVER W.I. r.OMAS THURSDAY SEPT. 12 15-4, 9-15, 15-4 HARD LUCK SINCE JOINING THE METS, STRUCK 5:30 PM DALly FIELD ~ MZC vs EBEYE ANGELS OUT SIX AND WALKED TWO IN RECORDING HIS (P. BOLILAN & G. KOJIMA) SECOND VICTORY IN NINE DECISIONS. SCHEDULE: 5:30 PM BRANDOr; FIELD - SANDBAGGERS vs FRIDAY, SEPT. 13 Ro I NAMUR (NOTE THl CHANGE) WILLIE HORTON SLUGGED HIS 33RO AND 34TH 6:00 PM PALM TrRRACE "8" VS RAYTHEON FRIDAY, SEPT. I~ HOMERS Of THE SEASON AND BILL FREEHAN HIT I: 15 ~M SYLVANIA VS REO DEVILS 5:30 PM BRANDa rlELD - KOLOHE'S LOUNGE HIS 22ND HOMER LAST NIGHT IN PACING THE "ATURDAY, SEPT. 14 VS HIGH SCHOOL (T. YACEK & B. 6:00 PM RAYTHEON VS RED DEV I LS LEAGUE-LEADING DETROIT TIGERS TO AN 8-2 TRUBLOOD) 7: 15 PM 50TH STATE VS DoUGLAS VICTORY OVER THE CALifORNIA ANGELS, I 5:30 PM DALLY rlELD - VULTURES VS PALM THE TIGERS' AMERICAN LEAGUE LEAO, HOWEVER, TERRACE (P. BOLILAN & G. KOJIMA) WAS SHAVED TO EIGHT GAMES BY THE BALTIMORE SATURDAY, SEPT. 14 Driving Range Operation ORIOLES, WHO SWEPT A DOUBLEHEADER FROM THE PLEASE NOTE TIME CHANGE! WASHINGTON SENATORS 6-1 AND 4-1 IN 10 INN­ STARTING rRIDAY, SEPT. 12, THE 5: 15 PM BRANOON FIELD .. SPARTANS VS PALM DR I V I HG RANGE: HOURS Of OPERAT I ON WI LL INGS. BOTH TEAMS HAVE 15 GAMES REMAINING. TERRACE RICK REICHARDT ACCOUNTED FOR BOTH CALIM BE AS fOLLOWS: 5: 15 PM DALLY FIELD - LANCERS VS HIGH fORNIA RUNS Off JOHN HILLER WITH HIS 19TH MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY - BALLS AND CLUBS SCHOOL AND 2GTH HOMERS IN THE SIXTH AND SEVENTH WILL BE CHECKED OUT FROM THE SPECIAL INNINGS. HILLER WENT THE DISTANCE fOR i SERVICES GEAR LOCKER fROM 8:30 AM TO HIS EIGHTH VICTORY, ALLOWING 10 HITS. 5:30 PM. fROM 5:}o PM TO 7:00 PM AN DAVE JOHNSON TAGGED RELIEVER DAVE BAL­ ATTENDANT WILL BE AT THE RANGE: TO ISSUE DWIN'S fiRST PiTCH fOR A THREE-RUN HOMER BALLS. IN THE 10TH INNING TO COMPLETE BALTIMORE'S SUNDAYS AND HOL;OAYS - 8:30 AM TO 2:30 PM DOUBLEHEADER SWEEP AfTER JIM HARDIN WON CHECK OUT EQUIPMENT AT THE GEAR LOCKER. HIS 18TH GAME Of THE SEASON IN THE OPENER. 2:30 PM TO 7:00 PM - ATTENDANT AT THE Lou JOHNSON'S PINCH SINGLE WITH NONE OUT RANGE. IN THE 12TH INNING SCORED CHICO SALMON fROM SECOND BASE, ENABLING THE CLEVELAND INDIANS Olymr _~S TO EDGE THE MINNESOTA TWINS 1-0. JOHNSON BATTED rOR VJNCENTE RoMO AfTER THE CLEVE­ SOUTH LAKE TAHor, CALIF.-MDETERMINED LAND PITCHER FOULED OFF TWO PITCHES ATTEMP­ GEOff VAND[RSTOCK SET A WORLD RECORD OF TING TO SACRifiCE. 48.8 SECONDS IN THE 400 METERS INTERMEDI­ THE NEW YORK YANKEES EXTENDED THEIR WIN­ ATE HURDLES AND JAY SILVESTER AND TOM NING STREAK TO SIX GAMES BY SCORING SEVEN rARRELL SCORED BIG VICTORIES YESTERDAY RUNS IN THE SIXTH INNING WITH THE HELP Of AT THE U. S. OLYMPIC TRACK AND FIELD FOUR CHICAGO [RRORS, INCLUDING TWO BY TRIALS. DEFENSIVE REPLACEMENT TOM MCCRAW, IN A VANDERSTOCK TOOK THE LEAD ON THE NEXT 7-2 TRIUMPH OVER THE 'WHITE SOX. SIX OF TO LAST HURDLE AND DREW AWAY EASILY TO THE YANKS' RUNS WERE UNEARNED. BEAT THE OLD WORLD MARK OF 49.1 SET BY A SACRifiCE FLY BY BERT CAMPANERIS IN REO CAWLEY IN J964. IT WAS THE FIRST THE 12TH INNING SCORED PINCH RUNNER AL WORLD RECORD TURNED IN DURING THE TRIALS. LEWIS FROM THIRD AS THE OAKLAND ATHLETICS SILVESTER, THE WORLD RECORD ~OLOER IN DEfEATED THE BOSTON RED SOX AND JIM LONBORG THE DISCUS, DID NOT COME CLOSE TO HIS MARK 3-2. LONBORG, NOW 5-7, WENT THE DISTANCE BUT WON THE EVENT EASILY WITH A THROW OF fOR THE REO SOX, ALLOWING SIX HITS. CARL 207 FEET, 6 INCHES WHILE fARRELL HELD YASTRZEMSKI HAO TWO SINGLES AND TWO DOUBLES OFF WADE B~LL'S CLaSING BID TO WIN THE IN Five AT BATS FOR BOSTON TO BECOME THE 800 METER RUN IN 1:46.5, THE PASTEST TIME (VER RECORDED IN THE EVENT fOR THE ALTI­ AMtRI~.N LEAGUE'S ONLY .300 HITTER. ••• _ •••• THROWN OUT AT fIRST! TUDE, 7,377 FEET. Golf Lessons JIM RvUN, THE KANSAS STAR WHO HOLDS Paddleball WORLD MARKS IN THE YAROS AND 1,500 ANYONE INTERESTED IN LEARNING HOW TO 880 H~TERS, PULLED UP WITH 100 METERS TO BO SPECIAL SERVICES WILL CONDUCT GOLf PLAY PADDLE BALL, THE LATEST SPORT THAT IS IN THE 800 AND FINISHED SEVENTH IN A fiELD LESSONS ON TUESDAY AND T~URSDAY MORNINGS DRAWING A LOT OF INTEREST, CAN 00 SO BY Of EIGHT. HoPELESSLY BEAT~N AT THAT POINT, FROM 8: 15 AM TO 9:30 AM. REPORT I NG AT THE HANDBALL COURT ON SATUR­ HE APPARENTLY QUIT TO CONSERVE HIS ENERGY rlRST CLass SEGINS TUESDAY, SEPT. 17. DAY fROM 5:00 PM ON. EQUIPMENT WILL BE fOR THE 1,500 METER RUN WHICH COMES ON CALL SPECIAL SERVICES - 83331 - TO FURNISHED AND QUALIFIED INSTRUCTORS WILL SATURDAY. REGISTER. BE ON HAND TO CONDUCT JNSTRUCTIONS. ADULT ANOTHER BIG fAVORITE, GERR LINDGREN, MACE FEMALES AND TEENAGERS ARE URGED TO ATTEND UP WITH DETERMINATION FOR AN ACHING STOMACH SOVIET SPORTS EXPERTS PREDICT THEIR THESE PREt INSTRUCTIONS AS FUTURE PLANS AND A BAD HEEL TO QUALIFY FOR THE 5,000 NATIONAL TEAM WILL GATHER "A RICH HARVEST CALL FOR AN ALL 'EMALE AND ALL TEENAGER METER FINAL TOMORROW. Of GoLD MEDALS" AT THE OLYMP I C GAMES IN TOURNAMENT. PADOLEBALL EQUIPMENT CAN BE Mtx I CO. ALL LINDGREN HAS TO DO NOW IS FtNISH ACQUIREO BY CONTACTING BILL LELEPALI - AT LEAST THIRD IN THE FINALS TO WIN AN THE RUSSIANS ARE PARTICULARLY CGNFIDENT 82120. INSTRUCTIONS WILL BE HELO DAILY OLYMPIC BERTH. HE IS NOT IN THE BEST OF ABOUT THEIR TRACK AND FIELD TEAM, THEIR BETWEEN 5:00 TO 7:00 PM Af!ER SATURDAY. WRESTLERS, HEAVYWEIGHT LIFTERS AND FENCERS. SHAPE, BUT A MONTH'S REST UNTIL THE OLYM- RuSSIA's SPORTSMEN ARt SCHEDULED TO ARRIVE TOMORROW'S LITTLE LEAGUE GAME: PitS COULD BRING HIM AROUND. IN ME;l(ICO £ARLY, SONE ABOUT" MONTH EARLY. VANO£RSTOCK CREDITED HARD WORK rOR HIS __~N~[~W~YORK V5 CHICAGO ______~~I-~~LM~------J PAGE 6 HourGlass Financial Section THURSDH. SEPTEM'ER I? 1968 Wall Str et Today H urGlass Stocks, Mutuals

~ NEW YO~K (UPI)--THE UP' STOCK M~RKET IN­ AoO'UasOUAPH NA REVLON 82 3/4 DICATOR DIPPED 0.09 PERCENT TD 126.98 ON , - 5/8 ALC"'- ALUM RU"""L 38 1/8 THE 1,573 ISSUES CROSSIHG THE TAPE. DE­ 2~ - 1/2 - 7/8 ALL lEO CHEM + 1/2 SCHENLEY - I 1/8 CLINES NUMBEREO 741, ADVANCES 10. THERE 36 1/8 54 AM'" ICAN PHOTO SCOTT PAflU 28 1/2 NC WERE 18 NEW lOWS, 63 NEW HIGHS. 17 1/8 AMERICAN N GAS SURS - 7/8 THE Dow JONES INDUSTRIAL AVERAGE, AN IN- 39 : ~~~ ~P/8 \ AMERICAN T &. T SHELL OIL 1/4 NC DICATOR or PRIME MOVES IN THE BLUE CHIPS, 52 7/8 AMPb: + S'NGER Co. + 3/8 lOST 3~ 73 TO 915.65. UTILITIES ALSO BACKED ~~ 1/8 1~~ ANAtONOA SOUTHERN PAC 7~ 1~~ 1/8 orr, BUT RAILS MOVED AHEAD. - 3/8 ARMCO SPERRY RAIilD THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANQE INDEX or COM­ 50 5/8 + 3/8 ~6 3/8 - 3/4 ARMOUR - I SQUARE 0 MON STOCkS RErlECTED A DROP or II CENTS IN 47 1/4 20 1/8 BENDIX 44 1/2 + 2 STO BRAND THE AVERAGE SHARE PR I CE. 3/8 43 1/2 ~~~ B[THLEHEM STEEL 1/2 STO OIL or CAL I,. + VOLUME TOTAlEO 14,730,008 SHARES VERSUS 29 1/4 ~ I/Z 3/8 BoEING NC STO OIL ., hiD 11,430,000 SHARES IN TUESDAY'S SESSION, AND 56 1/2 3/8 BoRG WARNER NA 5TO OIL 0' NJ NA 15,1~0,ooo SHARES ON AUG 22) THE lAST TIME BURROUGHS STOKELY NA TURNOVER PENETRATED THE 5 MilLION SHARE MARK. 218 1/2 - 7/8 CHRYSLER I 68 1/4 + I STUOE W'ORTH NA 0; THE 15 MOST ACTIVE STOCkS, SEVEN GAIN­ COCA COLA 4 5"'"T NA ED, SIX EASED ANO TWO WERE UNCHANGEO. 73 I/Z - 3/ COLGATE NA TUEDYNE NA INSTITUTIONAL TRAOING INCREASED CONSIDER­ COM SAT NA TENNECO NA ABLY rROM TUESDAY, WITH 73 BLOCkS or CON EDISON - 1/8 TEXACO NA 10,000 SMAftES' OR MORE TRADED, UP 17. 33 3/8 CONTROL DATA NA TEXAS 'NST NA LEADING THE ACTIVE ISSUES WAS Avco CORP., CORNING CO. 301 - 2 TN IOKOL NA cLOSING orr AT 4 3/lt- ON 531,200 SHARES DEERE TRANS WORLD NA WHICH INCLUDED A BLOCk or 504,900 SHARES 51 1/2 - 3/8 4 + 20TH CENTURY AT 4 1/2. Dow CHEMICAL 79 3/ 1/8 Fox NA DUPONT 161 1/2 - 1/2 UNITED AIRC NA MARTIN ~RIETTA HELD THE NUMBER TWO SPOT EAST[RN AIR NA : WITH __~ I 1/4 ADVANCE TO 26 1/4 ON 206,400 28 I/Z 1/8 U""'ON CAR8'01: EASTMAN KODAK - 2 UN ITEO fRUIT NA "NARES, INCLUDING TWO BLOCkS TOTALING 7l 1/8 58.300 SHARES AT 26 AND 26 1/4. fAIRCHILD CAMERA + I A/8 UNIROYAL NA FIRESTONE US GYPSUM NA OCCIDENTAL PETROLEUM WAS THIRO ON THE ~ +~~ fORO + ~~8 UPJOHN NA ACTIVE liST, DROPPING 3/4 TO 43 ON 203,400 52 1/2 GENERAL DYNAMICS 44 1/2 - 2 US STEEL NA SIllAR~S. 3/8 GENERAL ELECTRIC 86 I WESTtRN UNION NA AMERIC~N TELEPHONE WAS IN EIGHTH PLACE WUTINGHOUSE rOR THE SECOND SUCCESSIVE SESSION. IT lOST GENERAL FOOD 8~ 1/2 + 1/2 NA 3/8 TO 52 7/8 ON 121,900 SHARES _H'CH ,N­ GENERAL INSTRUMENTS 1/8 XEROX NA GENERAL MoTORS 4 + I 3/4 ZENITH NA CLUDED A BLOCK or 15,800 AT 53 ./4. ~I 3/ GEN T & E NC AUTOS WERE MIXEO. GEN~RAl MOTORS ADDEO 40 3/8 GEN T & R 29 . + I 3/4 TO 81 3/4 rOllOWING rAVORABlE RE­ 1/8 Investor's Guide PORTS ON SALES AND PRODUCTION FOR THIS GoODRICH 42 1/8 - 7/8 YEAR AND NEXT. CHRYSLER TACKED ON A POINT GoODYEAR 58 1/2 NA Q - I'M 23, EARNING $7,000 A 'fEAR; HAVE fa 68 ./4, WHILE OTHERS IN THE GROUP lOST GRUN A IRC 7/8 - 3/8 I ABOUT $1,200 INV[STCO IN GRO ... TH STOCKS -­ HILTON ~~ SMALL fRA.CTIONS. NA r 15 SHARES Of" PAClrlC PETROLEUM, 20 COM- STEELS WERE IN THE MINUS COLUMN. A HONEYWELL NA PUTER LEASING, AND 3 NATIONAL EQUIPMENT RECENT REPORT INDICATED RAW STEEL OUTPUT IBM NC RENTAL. I'M DISTURBED BY THE LOWER PRICES. INTERNATIONAL HAltv 3~J 5/8 - 3/8 DIPPED LAST WEEK, THE ELEVENTH CONSECUTIVE IEARLIER THIS YEAR I BOUGHT AND SOLD LIVING­ INTERNATIONAL PAPER WEEkLY DROP. JONES AND LAUGHLIN wAS orr 33 1/4 HC STON Oil, STONE & WEBSTER AND MADISON SQUAR 1/4 TO 64 3/4, BETHLEHEM 1/2 TO 29 1/4 AHD INTERNATIONAL T &. T ~5 I/Z - 1/2 GARDEN, TAkiNG lOSSES ON ALL. My BROkER REPUBL'C 3/4 TO 41 7/8. JONES &. LAUGHLIN 64 1/4 7/8 ,SN'T MUCH HELP. I f"EEl AS THOUGH I'M A ISER AL CHEMICALS WERE IRREGULAR DESPITE SPREAD­ KA 373/8 - 3/4 NUISANCE TO HIM. WHAT CAN YOU TEll A YOUNG, LIGGET MY ING PRICE HikES IN THE INDUsTRY. DuPONT &. 41 + 1/4 ODD-LOT INVESTOR? LITTON DIPPED 1/2 TO 161 1/2, WHilE EASTMAN KODAK 74 1/4 5/8 A _ THE rlRST THING 1 CAN TELL YOU IS TO LOCKHEED GAVE UP I TO 77 1/2. MONSANTO ROSE 1/2 TO 56 NC lOOK AT THE CURRENT MARKET QUOTATIONS rOR 52 1/2, ­ LAST SUNOAY,• IT STAYED THROUGH THREE END,S COVEREO BY RECENT EARNINGS 0' MORE T.tiURSDAY, SEPTtIo4BER 12, 1968 HOURGLASS PAGE Wayne Still Goirg Strong ICRru:5WORD By Eugene Sheffer I

HORIZONTAL 41 Strike VERTICAL 9 Mea.nsof 1 BarkcJ'lth 43 Cook'sa1d 1 Caps ase~t ::; Missile 47 Vandal 2 B,bllcal 10 NOVIce Forty Years a Film Star-It's a Record n~. (va.r) weapon 48 P)ea!

WAYNES gone o~er f'lur years Without a recurrence of the cancoor that requi, ed Te,nov_ SWIM 5UlT WINNER-Susan 'I 10lllel,me$ lose," a '1II,lIng John Wayne tell. Centrol Prell' al of one lung He II never A 1.'1. n e Thomp8011, MJS.!I Amly Archerd CIS Ihey eho. on se' of hIS "e.,...es' moY,e smoke agaLn--but he chews-- 10" s, won the "WUll SUit and SPits tobacco unexpectf'd at S'lme P'lmt I love on' competltlon at the MISS On the' Jiellflghters locatIOn domg Ii piece of bUmh out In the Red Adrur that he could safe- picture not too far back when old days we used to punch each Iy walk \\''1thln a few y~ ot I ~lud to an unpl<, ... "ant charac other U"l the ~houlders when ll. a Simulated 0,1 well fire Wayne ter th•• t 1 d like to belt him ill light "'u" started I'd go home endured temperatures of 2')0 de the mO\lth --but wouJdn t Then With my ~oulders aclllng" grees and had let hlmso.=J.f be I ~aid The hell 1 W'ln t __ and * * .. sprayed by gall'lns of water per belted him'" Wayne gnnned.. . YOU can t photograph a real minute t'l Withstand the heat As I g:H older ther£"s the f'ght Wlth punching at each III !.hI! COol of nn e\'enlJlg 011 little nIle 1 make tor myself of oUler ill ~hcf( jab.,! It W'ln t look the baeklot at the studiO Wayne trymg t'l mature w.th my age like anythmg on fllm So I be. admitted he s gettmg many on the ~creen YO\l can play l'lve gan lookmg fOI" a new way queries about the upcoming an- scenes I did a Wonderfully ma- and carne up with the 'pass mversary and reflexlOns on the ture love ~cene f'lr example Iblow That's wh",n the arm ,~ mdustry and hiS flims Fell' ex With p"t Ne1.1 m In Harm s brought from far back and IImple IS theJ"l' a set 'lf rul",s for Way .J.1ld I pIa} :J. love scene pllsse9 between th'" camera and CRYprQQUIP8 a John \"ayn~ mov,e' ft ",!th V",ra M.les m Th" HelJ- your adver3ary John said 'There II.ten t a'hy hard and f,ghter~ But I don t m1.ke They saId it was to'l exp""", SWDL XVDDAO MTWXWBAL FAVTO fast rule!" Wayne smiled But love I m not the klttemsh type s'\'e to do because It reqwr<'<.l SWFMWBA as y'lU may have n'lt!ced I get In love stenfrS as ~'lme older a ehange of camera angle _ bllt to fight some fellows in most g\ly~ art 'lOOn they were all domg It' Saturday'. Cryptoqwp--TOP MAN ON TOTEM POLl: TOP· of my p'ctures I usually break Thr kpy to Wayne s suc..... ss PLES AT LAST==::- ('ven These tIghts g,ve people WHAT are 5Qme of the major, IS mIll" adml""di()n Eve!")' pie a chance to Itve outside 'lf them- changes Wayne has n'lted ill I ture !~ a nev. ad\entllre for me selves I know there are people fOUl" decaaes of movie makmg 7 I I get the 81m)!" kUld of kirk and who thmk that m 1. 'John 'The other d1.y lookmg at the I jO) of aetmg now as I did in END OF AN EMPIRE - The Wayne pIcture J'lhn \Vayne I female pxtras in a barroom my f1rst year It'~ been a ",on once-great Bntnlh. colomal can t be beaten-but I ve been: scene It struck me that there ~ derfllJ life Po"'lple keep !'pecu empire m Africa carne to an beat before ! be!'"n quit", a change m-expo- latlng that] II go Into pollUc" end WIth lhe grantlng- of in­ I b\lr" r remember year~ ago some day Hel! I hate polltks dependence to Swaziland IF there.!l a rule I'd like to: when pr'lducer Sol Wurtzel THIS 's what I love' follOW m every picture it "mild I came on the set where I was BeSideb what P'llitlclan ea!Tl~ The "'lnstltutl'lnal Instru­ be to have a quotient 'lf good ,still a prop man He yellf'd, Get two t'l three mIllion dollars a meuts were presented to masculine humor and to do thp, that prop man to put hiS ~h!rt ~eQ.r? Klllg Sobhuza II (aOO~) by the Bnti5h commonwealth secretary SWa!aland 11:1 a Dlllsident Englishmen set ~.il 7,000 square-mile land-Iock­ for the new lI,'orld of AmerICa ",d nation bOl"denng South aboard the MaYflower on Sept. 18, 1620 Africa PopulatiOll Is 400,000 CONTRACT BRIDGE By B Jay Becke-.r

fAMOUS HAND South dealer leads and tma1iy select· Both sides vulnerable a It was at onc:e NORTH to Fry that the slam on .K73 the heart finesse, smce he had a spade Ia.er to start With .Q954 ." Tbe problem was to tn.a.ke the 4J7 54. eVen if the heart finesse WEST EAST .J964 .AI0862 ;~.~:.::n::dl,!:~~~~~ySIUdwhen up hishe .K8 " 1074 of diamonds +K10!l6 1 +J732 taster than. you 4983 .QSOUTH 9AQJ963.' ••"AKQl02 The blddlng South West Nortb 2" Pa.a.s 2 + 2" Pa88 3NT 4"" PaIlS 5", 64 drew two more ot trumps, eaahed IUs Opening lead - tW(I of hearts-on whlc:h he d1_rded monds •• I~:":;:;. s spades _ and rutted Sam Fry, Jr, (South) \I queen. ot spades to produc:e playing with Harry Fishbein twelfth tric:k the 1954 summer nationals must ::;:!~~n.~~!~ uling weak two bids, Washington, D C two c:lubs a. the onlyTh;i:Y~~;EH~::;:;~W~h~O~~~~~ •••:.C, ••• bid.

HE' HAD 14 PIE'CES Till'< young~tlr l~ th .. la~t to fmi'ih It a was negative, The two '" ,t.. ,m .. l'>n rll~t dt the lJubuqu, Iowa HOYl! Club H~ at< leap to three;~~;~~?,1~!~ 14 fill' l~ No '>II~ kn"",~ h"w mltny th, other.. hat! nouneed a taw ltCattered. Fry later eUNITED STATES. GENCE SHIP INTRUDED INTO ITS TERRITORIAL WHY DID IT HAPPEN IN CLEVELAND, A CITY WITH A NEGRO MAVOR AND DRAMATIC PUBLIC ErrORTS WATE RS. TO CREATE A NEW IMAO£'I THE U.S. STATE DEPARTMENT, HOWEVER, ACK­ COULD IT HAPPEN HERE AGAIN? KNOWLEDGED THAT THE PUEBLO INITI"'LLY HAD WAS THE ~URIOUS r'REfIGHT IN A LOW-INCOME NEGRO NEIGHBORHOOD THE START Of A LONG-PRE­ BElN UNDER GENERAL ORDERS TO OPERATE IN DICTED NATIONWIDE ARMED REBELLION? WATERS CLAIMED BY NORTH KOREA, BUT 5"'10 EARLY INDICATIONS, IN ANSWER TO THE LAST QUESTION, WERE THAT IT WAS NOT. IT COULD, THE SHIP RECEIVED SPECI"'L INSTRUCTIONS TO HOWEVER, SPARK SIMILAR DISORDERS. ELEMENTS THAT WENT INTO THE VIOLENCE E~IST IN EVERY STAY CLEARLY IN INTERNATIONAL WATERS LESS MAJOR CITY ACROSS THE U.S. THAN THREE WEEKS BErORE THE SEIZURE. BuT WHY CLEVELAND? ONE OF THE ANSWERS IS GROUP OF ANGRY NEGROES LASHING OUT AT THE LATTER ORDERS, HITHERTO SECRET, WERE THE orTEN OUTR I GHT HOST Il. tTY ... NO GENER"'l. WHITE SOCIETY. THE rOC ... L POINT or THE ORDERED OECL ... SSIFIEO BY DEPUTY DEFENSE l. ... CK or TRUST BETWEEN THE POl.ICE AND THE VIOLENCE WAS rRED AHMED EVANS, A PROMINENT SECRET ... RY PAUL H. NITZE HOURS ArTER A NEGRO COMMUNITY or 300,000. THIS H... e DEEP BLACK N... TIONALIST HERE. HE IS CHARGED NORTH KOREAN BRO ... OC ... ST IN WH I eH THE EARL I ER ROOTS IN THE NATION'S EIGHT l. ... RGEST CITY, WITH FIRST-DEGREE MURDE_. ORDERS WERE QUOTED. AN INDUSTRI ... l. COMPLEX WHERE SOME 80,000 LAST YEAR HE WAS A SUPERVISOR IN A U.S. STATE DEPARTMENT SPOKESMAN ROBERT PERSONS LIVE IN SEVERAl. ETHNIC AND NATION­ CAMPAIGN TO KEEP CLEVELAND'S EAST SIDE J. MCCLOSKEY SAID THE UNITED STATES "HAS NO ,l;L ENCLAves. Cl.EVElAND CLA'MS THE MOST rROM FOLLOWING NEWARK AND DETROIT IN MASS- REASON TO BELIEVE" 1HAT THE PUEBLO HAD Cl"'SSIC or AMERICA'S URSAN PROBLEMS. IVE R"'CIAL DISORDERS. VIOLATEO NORTH KOREA'S TERRITORI"'~ WATERS THE CRY rOR LAW AND OROER IN CLEVELAND, AS HE WAS'" MEMBER or THE BO ... RD or DIREC­ WHEN IT W"'S SEIZED JAN. 23. 'T DOES AROUND THE NATION, CARRIES QUITE TORS OF THE CITY'S PRINCIP"'L YOUTH WORK UNDER THE SECRET SAILING OROERS~THE ADM'N"I orTEN FOR WHITES THE CONNOTATION OF "STOP PROGR ... M, PRIDE. HE HAD "'LSO CONTRACTED TO ISTR ... TION REALEASED TODAY PUEBLO SKIP .. ER RACIAL DISORDERS." NEGROES, ON THE OTHER TEACH THE MANUFACTURE or ArRICAN-STYLE CAPT. LLOYD BuCHER WAS INSTRUCTED ON J ... N. HAND, VIEW THE TERM AS DIRECTED AGAINST THEI CLOTHES AND C"'RVINGS TO NEGRO YOUTHS, AND 5, "968 TO REMAIN "13 NAUTICAL MILES CPA LEGITIMATE ASPIRATIONS. HAD "'RRANGED VERBALLY TO RENT ... VAC ... NT TA (CLOSEST POINT or APPRO ... CH)" TO THE NORTH CLEVELANO'S POLICE OEPARTMENT J WHICH WAS TAVERN. THE WHITE L... NDLADY CHANGED HER KORE"'N LAND MASS ... NO OFr-SHORE ISLANDS. GIVEN A LOW PROFESSIONAL RATING BY A COM­ MIND AND HE WAS NOT ALLOWEO TO ENTER THE THE NEW ORDERS WERE RECEIVED THREE DAYS MISSION or INVESTIGATION IN DECEMSER, 1966, PREM I SES. BErORE THE SHIP PUT OUT TO SEA FROM SASEBO HAS 2,186 PERSONS ON THE FORCE. AMONG THEM EVANS W"'S FURTHER ANGERED WHEN HE LATER AND riVE DAYS BEFORE IT ARRIVED ON ITS ONLY 165 ARE NEGROES. RECEIVED ... N ORD£R or EVICTION 'ROM HIS OPERATING STATION OFr THE NORTH KOREAN ALMOST ALL NEGROES HERE EXPRESS A CON­ HOME~ HE PROTESTED TO CITY OFrlCIALS AND J COAST. VICTION THAT THE POl.ICE ARE THERE TO ABUSE ON THE NIGHT or THE SHOOTING, RECEIVED ... THE SUPERSEDING OROERS ALSO REVEALED PROMISE THAT THEY WOULD LOOK INTO THE THAT THE PUEBLO'S PRIM"'RY MISSION WAS TO THEM J NOT TO PROTECT THEM. THE POLICEMEN, AS NOTEO IN THE REPORT P4A 'fTER. CONDUCT ELECTRONIC SURVEILLANCE OF SOVIET OF THE NATIONAL ADVISORY COMMISSION ON ABOUT A HALF-HOUR LATER, THE SHOOTING NAVAl MOVEMENTS ... T THE NAS 1101'" STU I TS AND CIVIL OlSORDERS, FEEL THAT THEY ARE THEM­ BEGAN. TO RETURN TO SASEBO NAVAL BASE, JAP ... N, SELVES EMBATTLED AND HARASSED AND MISUNDER­ THE rEELING IN THE NEGRO COMMUNITY IS FEO. 4, 1968. STOOD. THE REPORT SAID THEY "APPARENTLY" THAT IT WAS PROMPTED BY HARASSMENT AND THE SAILING ORDERS DIRECTED THAT THE DO NOT UNDERSTAND WHY NEGROES ARE RESENT­ THAT IT WAS NOT A PLANNED OR NATIONAL PUEBLO'S "OEFENSIVE ARMAMENT SHOULD Elt. rULJ AND THEY DENY THAT NEGROES ARE DIS­ UPRISING. STOWED O~ COVERED IN SUCH A MANNER AS NOT CRIMINATED "'GAINST. As TO THE QUESTION OF COULD IT HAPPEN TO ILLICIT UNUSU"'L INTEREST FROM SURVEYINGI POLICE-NEGRO RELATIONS HAVE NOT IMPROVEO HERE AGAIN, THE AHSII'ER fS THAT IT COVLD. SURVEYED UNIT (S). WITH THE ELECTION OF MAYOR CARL.B. STOKES. TNE O~DERS ALSO CONT"'INED VA~IOUS IN­ SAIGON {LFI}--U.S. BATT~EF"IELD DEATHS MANY NEGROES HERE J VERY rEW or WHOM SAY STRUCTIONS ON HOW THE SHIP WOULD CONDUCT TH"'T THEY WOULO HAVE JOINED WITH THE MILIT­ DROPPED SHARPLY LAST WEEK rOR THE FIRST ITSELF WHEN ENCOUNTERING SOVIET kAVAL UNITS "'NTS INVOLVED IN THE SHOOTING, DO FEEL A TIME SINCE MID-AUGUST, AMERICAN MILITARY AND UPON OBSERVING SOVIET NAVAL EXERCISES. NEED TO PROTECT THEMSELVES ... GAINST THE SPOKESMEN REPORTED TODAY. POLICE ... ND IN SOME INSTANCES AGAINST WHITE THE .u.S, COMMAND REPORTED THAT 195 AM­ Rusk Rejects Charges CITIZENS. Two or THE NEGROES KILLED DURING ERICANS WERE KILLED IN "'CTION AND ANOTHER THE tENSION WERE MILES AWAY FROM WHERE THE IJ400 WOUNDED IN THE WEEK ENDING SEPT. 7. Of Invasion Conniving IN THE PREVIOUS WEEK, U.S. BATTLEr lELa GUN BATTLES OCCURRED ... ND IN ARE ... S WHERE NEW HAVEN J CONNECTICUT {UPI)--SECRET~RY WHITE VIGILANTES ... RE ACTIVE. OE ... THS WERE PLACEO AT Q08 AND 2,513 WERE OF STATE DE"'N RUSK REJECTED TODAY CHARGES STOKES, WHO W... S BORN AND REARED IN CLEVE­ WOUNDED. THAT THE UN ITEO STAT£5 HAD'" "SPHERES OF LAND, KEPT WHITE LAW ornCERS our 0; THE AMERIC_N B_1TLEFIELD DEATHS rOR THE INrL.UENCE AGRE[MENT" WITH TH£ SOVIET UNION NEGRO DISTRICT THE NIGHT AFTER THE GUN PREVIOUS WEEK WERE 308. AND THEREBY CONNIVED ... T THE INVASION OF GOVERNMENT SPOKESMEN EARLIER THIS WEEK BATTLE ANa LET AN ALL~BLACK PEACE·KEEPING CZECHOSLOVAKIA. rORCE P"'TROL THE STREETS rOR 24 HOURS. REPORTED THAT 375 SOUTH VIETN"'MESE TROOPS THE CHARGES, RUSK SAID, WERE "ABSURD WERE KILLED ... ND l,oBl WOUNOED LAST WEEK. RANK-AND-FILE POLICEMEN J THROUGH THE ACCUSATIONS WITHOUT A SHREAe or TRUTH." f'RATERNAL ORDER or POLICE, OBJECTED BECAUSE THt U.S. COMMAND REPORTED IJ664 COMMUN­ HOWEVER, RUSK ACKNOWLEDGED TH ... T THE IT "REFLECTED ON THE MEMBERS OF THE DEPART­ ISTS KILLEo LAST WEEK. COMMUNIST BATTLE­ UNITED ST ... TES HAD RECOGNIZED SOVIET 00101- MENT. " rlELD DEATHS FOR THE WEEK ENDING AUG. IN ... NCE IN EASTERN EUROPE AND "THE REALITY BUT THE CONSENSUS AMONG NEGROES WAS TH ... T 31 WERE REVISED TOO ... Y FROM 4 J 476 TO OF SOVIET CONTROL AND EXISTENCE OF THE STOKES HAD AVERTED A CIVIL WAR BY KEEPING 5,292. W... RSAW PACT." WHITE POLICEMEN OUT or THE "'REA. U.S. TROOP STRENGTH IN VIET ~M DROPP­ HE C"'LIMEO IN ... SPEECH TO THE CONNECTI­ ABOUT'" YEAR AGO IN PLAINFIELD, N.J., ED BY 2,000 MEN IN THE WEEK ENDING CUT MANurAtTURERS "'SSOC''''TION THAT THERE R"'CIAL DISTURBANCES rO~LOWED THE KILLING SEPT. 7. WAS LITT~E THE UNITED ST ... TES COULO 00 IN or A WHITE POLICEMAN SY NEGROES WAS THAT lHE U.S. COMM ... ND SAID 535J5OO AMERICAN THE CZECHOSL.OVAK CASE BECAUSE THE USE or THE POLICE ABUSED THEM RATHER THAN PROTECT­ SERVICEMEN WERE IN VIET NAM COMPARED TO MILITARY FORCE TO ASSIST ANY DISSIDENT ED THEM. THE PREVIOUS WEEK'S rlGURE OF 537,500. COUNTRY I~ EASTERN EUROPE WAS LIKELY TO THIS ~AME FEELING HAS LEO TO THE FORMATION LEAD TO ... GENERAL WAR WITH THE SOVIET or THE BtACK PANTHER PARTY IN OAKLAND.! ASHLEY, ENGLAND {UPI)-~foR YEARS, DR. UNION. CALIr. A WHITE POLICEMAN WAS KIL~ED THERE HARRY EUISS WAS A MEMBER OF ... CLUB RUSK's REMARKS ... PPEARED TO BE AHEAD OF DURING'" GUN BATTLE. SIMIL"'R ORGANIZATIONS WHICH MET EVERY SUN OAT AT A LOC"'L PUB TO THE NEW CHARGE FROM PRESIDENT CHARLES DE HAVE SPRUNG UP IN Los ANGELES, NEW YORK HAVE ... DRINKING SESSION. NOT LONG "'GO, GAULLE OF fR ... NCE THAT THE UNITED STATES AND OTHER CITIES. HIS WILL WAS MADE PUB~IC TO­ AND THE SOVIET UNION AGRE£O AT THE END or EARLY INDICATIONS ARE THAT THE DIS- HAD LEFT 20 POUNDS TO HIS PALS, THE WAR ON RESPECTIVE SPHERES or INFLU­ MY HE"'L TH! ENCE IN EUROPE. RUSK SA I D, "THERE ARE ... BSURD ACCUSAl IONS IME BACKTRACKS •••• WITHOUT A SHRED OF TRUTH. THE UMITED A GUTTED POLICt CAR ST ... TES HAS NOT ENTER EO INTO ANY tSPHERE RESTS BEFORE A SIGN OF INrLUENCE' AGREEMENT OR UNDERSTANDING FORECASTING BETTER WI TM ANYONE I N THE WORLD. to THINGS FOR CLEVELAND "THERE WAS NO DISCUSS! ON or SPHERES OF ... s NATIONAL GUARD INrLuENCE AT (THE) YALTA (CONFERENCE) • TROOPS "ATROL A THE 'DECLARAT I ON or LIBERA ltD EUROPt: I ...... " GH[TTO AREA WHERE ED THERE WAS THE EXACT OPPOSITE OF SPHE~£S CUN BATTLES TOOK or INFLUENCE. IT PROVIDED FOR TRIP ... RTITE NINE LIVES, THREE OF P"'RTICIPATION BY THE SOVIET UNION J THE THEM "OLICEMEN. THIS UWITED KINGDOM AND THE UNITED STATES -- IN IS A THRU·ACRE AREA ASS'ITING THE LIBE~ATED STATES or EAITERN WARKED rOR A RECREA­ (URO"E SET UP INTERIM GOVERNMENTS IN WHICH TION rACILITY. ALL DEMOCRATIC ELEMENTS WE~[ TO BE REPRE­ V LAND Now I S A ..RD· SENTED. IT "RDVIOED FOR r~[E ELECTIONS, CRAM or THE CITV'S i WI TH ALL 1 EO ASS I STANCE. NEGRO MAVOR, CARL "IT .S TRUE THAT EUROPE IS DIVIDED. BUT STOKES, rOR A aET~ THIS IS BECAUSE THE SOVIET UNION J IN VIO­ TEft CITY. LATION or ITS YALTA "LEDGE, USED rORCE AND THREAT OF FORCt 'ROM ITS OCCUPTING ARMltS TO I COMMUNIST REGIMES ON EASTERN ____~. _~L ______.L----·L------THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1968 ___...'H:OU~R::GI..A~S~S:"" ______T ______P:.;':..::E~9 ____ _ ~~~------r.~- ,.sOYIET SAIGON Czech Press Still I THE EVACUATlD PARKS WERt rAEE OF' OBVIOUS etR or COMMUMIST DEAD WAS C[RTAIN TO BE IN ,T'.E'OS." WHICH HAD BEEN EITH£1If BURNED OR BUR-- THE HUNDREDS. ELSEWHUE, GROUND "cTfoN IN SOUTH VIET Draws Red ·Crill"cisll NEVERTHELESS, THE DAMAGE CAUSED BY TANK NAN WAS LIGHT, u.s. MILITARY SPOKESMAN ITREADS AND THt HUGt TIRES or THE ARMORED SAID. MoscoW {UPI)--THt WAYWARD CZECHOSLOVAK CARS WAS EXTENSIVE AND THOUSANDS OF' BLACK BUT 28 AMERICANS WERE WOUNDtD ALONG WITH PRtSS STILL DREW CRITICISM TODAY BUT THE RUSSIAN BOOTS TRAMPLED EVERY LIVING THING. rlv[: SOUTH VIETNAMESE CIVILIANS IN A SOVIETS ACCENTED THE pOSITIVE IN CZECH AT ONE BIVOUAC THE SOVIETS LEFT BEHIND A COMMUNIST ROCKET AND MORTAR ATTACK AGAINST DEVELOPMENTS. LARGE SQUARE PATCH OF' EARTH WHERE A MINIA- THE CENTRAL HIGHLANDS CITY' or PLEIKU AND THE CZECHOSLOVAK SOCIALIST PARY NEWSPAPER TURE COUNTRYSIDE HAD BEEN LAID OUT, COM- SURROUNDING U.S. MILITARY' INSTALLATIONS. SVOBODNIEPSLoVO WAS ACCUSED IN THE SOVIET PLETE WITH MODEL HOUSES, PAVING-STONE HIGH- UPI CORRESPONDENT DAVID LAMB REPORTED GOVERNMENT NEWSpAPER IZVESTIA or HAVING WAY'S AND TWIG rORESTS. THAT SONE or THE U.S. MILITARY BASES STRUCK itA TEHDENTIOUS TON[n AND CARRYING ARTICLE'S SPOTTED AMONG THE YILLAGES AND WOODS WERE IN THE AREA HAD NOT BEEN HIT BY THE CDM- 'WHICH WERE "AN EYIDENT PROVdCATION AGAINST TINY BUKKERS, TRENCH\riORKS AND ARTILLERY' MUNISTS rROM TWO TO FOUR MONTHS. THE CoMMUNIST PARTY or CZECHOSLOVAKIA, PIECES THE SOVIET OFFICERS HAD USED IN ALL or THE ROCKETS AND MORTAR SHELLS WERE AGA I NST THE SOV I ET UN ION. " TACTICAL EXERCISES THAT HELPED THEM WHILE FIRED UNDER COVER OF RAIN AND IN THE PRE- HoWEVER, THE SOVIET PRESS CARRIED WITH AWAY' THREE IDLE WEEKS. DAWN DARKNESS TODAY', LAMB REPORTED. £VIDENT APPROVAL REPORTS Of CZECHOSLOVAK ONE SIDE EHECT OF THE PULLOUT COULD BE AT THE SAME TIME, THE U.S. COMMAND IN PARTY AND GoVERNMENT MEETINGS AT VARIOUS SEEN TODAY IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA'S PRESS. THE SAIGON REPORTED THAT 195 AMERICANS WERE l.EVELS WORKING TOWARD "NoRMALlZATlON"-­ NEWS COLUMNS WERE MORE BLAND THAN THEY HAVE KILLED IN ACTION IN VI ET NAM LAST WEEK. rUlFILLMENT OF THE TERMS Of THE Moscow BEEN SINCE THE STALINIST RULE OF OUSTED SPOKESMEN REPORTED ANOTHER 1,400 MEN AGREEMENT BY THE CZECHS TO OPEN THE WAY PARTY' LEADER ANTONIN NOVOTNY. WOUNDED. I FOR SOVIET TROOPS TO LEAVE THE COUNTRY. THE PAPERS DID NOT REPORT THE TROOP WITH- THE U.S. COMMAND, MEANWHILE, ANNOUNCED IZVESTIA SAID "IT IS HARD TO OVERESTIMATE DRAWAL AND WERE COOPERATING WITH OFFICIAL THE LOSS OF A U.S. AIR FORCE F4 PHANTOM I THE ROLE OF THE PRESS IN THE PROCESS or ' WI SHES BY NOT "WR I TI NG BETWEEN THE LI NES. " JET OVER THE NORTH VI ETNAMESE PANHANDLE ON i NORMALIZATION AND CONSOLIDATION IN THE DEPUTY PREMIER JOSEr HAMOUZ WARNED THE YESTERDAY. THE PLANE, sHOT DOWN BY COM- I COUNTRY." JOURNALI STS YESTERDAY THAT ANY' FuRTHER SUBTL RURi ST GUNNERS S I X MI LES NORTH-NORTHYEST THE SOVIET NEWS AGENCY GAVE SOMt DETAILS CRITICISMS or THE SOVIETS WOULD RAISE THE OF' DONG HOI, WAS THE 8901H AMERICAN BOMBER or ECONOMIC AGREEMENT WORK(D OUT BY CZECH THREAT OF RtOCCUPATlON OF THE MAS8 NEOlA SHOT DOWN OVER THE NORTH, UNOFFICIAL F'IO" PREMIER OLDRICH CERNIK AND SOVI(T PREMIER OFF'ICES. URES sHOWED. ALEXEI KOSYGIN IN THEIR TUESDAY NEETING THE GOVERNMENT HAS PREPARED A LIMITED ONE OF' THE CREWMEN WAS PICKED UP BY A I N Moscow. CENSORSHIP LAW WHICH WILL BE PASSED TOMOR... U.S. AIR FORCE "JOLLY' GREEN GIANT" RESCUE TASS SAID CZECHOSLOVAKIA WOULD MAKE STEEL ROW IN THE PARLIAMENT. THE LAW DOES NOT HELICOPTER, BUT THE OTHER WAS OFFICIALLY PIPE AS WELL AS SUPFLY TRUCKS F'OR CONSTRUC­ PROVIDE FOR CENSORS IN THE OHICES OF PRESS, LISTED AS HISSING. TION OF' A LONG NATURAL GAS FIPELINE FROM I RADIO AND TELEVISION, BUT IT SETS UP THE U.S. 852 BoMBERS F'LEW ONLY EIGHT MISSIONS SIBERIA TO CZECHOSLOVAKIA. IN RETURN IT MACHINERY F'OR "POST-CENSORSHIP" .. -THE PUN" OVER THE LAST 24 HOURS, ACCORDING TO SPOKES ~OULD RECEIVE 1.3 MILLIARD CUBIC METEAS Of ISHMENT OF' PUBLISHERS WHOSE WRITINGS VIO- MEN IN SAIGON. SIX OF' THEM WERE IN TAY' SOVIET NATURAL GAS IN 1970 RISING TO 3 LAU THE NEW' RULES. NINH PROVINCE IN AREAS AROUND THE SCENE J MILLIARD CUBIC METERS IN 1975. THE RULES WILL PROHIBIT THE PUBLICATION OF THE GROUND FIGHTING NEAR THE PROVINCIAL MUTUAL TRADE TURNOVER. WHICH REACHED OF' ANY CRITICISM OF THE SOYIETS of THEIR CAPITAL. 1.75 MILLIARD RUBLES LAST YEAR $1.9 BILLION WARSAW PACT ALLIES AND WILL SHARPLY LIMIT , WOULD REACH AN ANNUAL RATE Of MORE THAN THE KINO or NEWS rROM ABROAD THAT MAY BE 2 MILLIARD RUBLES $2.22 BILLION ovER THE PUBLISHED INSIDE THE COUNTRY. , JO~~~~UNO.ROOro.G OF HOS.,TALS ,.0 NEXT riVE YEARS, TASS SAID. PUNISHMENT rOR VIOLATIONS WILL RANGE SCHOOLS NEAR eASES AND OTHER P.OJECTS4 THE CZECH LEADER'S PLEDGED AT BRATISLAVA FROM REPRIMAND TO BANISHMENT OF THE OFFEND­ THE U.S. DELEGATION, HEADED BY AMBAS­ I AND IN Moscow TO TIE CZECHOSLOVAI(IA ING PUBLICATIONS. SADOR ALEXIS JOHNSON, SAID IT RECOGNI%ES fiRMLY I NTO THE WARSAW PACTS COMMON MARKET, AN INFORMED SOURCE SAID FOREIGN MINISTER THE POLITICAL AND SOCIAL PROBLEMS GENER­ COMECON J AND HONOR ALL ITS INDIVIDUAL AND JIRI HAJEK WAS HANDING HIS RESIGNATION ATED BY THE BASES AND WANTS TO MINIMIZE MULTILATERAL AGREEMENTS WITH THE COMMUNIST TO THE GOVERNMENT TODAY' AND THAT IT PROBAB­ THEM. BLOC COUNTRIES. LY WOULD BE ANNOUNCED TO THE PARLIAMENT TO­ I NFORMED SOURCES SAID THE AMER I CANS "WERE THE SOVI ETS HAD OPPOSED CZECHOSLOVAK I A'S MORROW. ENCOURAGED WITH THE PROGRESS OF THE MEET­ FINANCIAL FLIRTATION WITH THE WEST rOR HAJEK WAS ABROAD WHEN THE RUSSIANS IN­ I NG" WHI CH WAS M[ANT TO !!It A FORUM FOR HARD CURRENCY CREDITS TO BUY NEWS MACHINES DISCUSSION AND NOT A NEGOTIATING SESSION. VADED AND MADE ONE SPEECH TO THE UNITED NA­ I AND TECHNIQUES, SINCE THE KREMLIN FEARED TIONS SECURITY COUNCIL COMPLAINING THAT THE NEGOTIATIONS THEY SAID, ARE CONSTANTLY I SUCH LINKS WOULD LOOSEN CZECH BONDS WITH • SOVIET ACTION WAS UNJUSTIF'IED. BEING cARRIED OUT BY THE JOINT COMMITTEE THE CoMMUNIST BLOC. LATER; THE GOVERNMENT SAID HE HAD NO MAN­ MAINTAINED UNDER THE TERMS or THE U.S.­ INrORMED SOURCES SAID THE SOVIETS PRO­ DATE TO GO TO THE SECURITY COUNCIL AND ASKEO JAPAN SECURITY TREATY. MISED FINANCIAL AND TRADE AID TO CZECHO­ THE UNITED NATIONS BODY TO END CONSIDERA­ THEY SAID THIS WAS THE FIFTH MEETING OF SLOVAKIA. TION OF THE QUESTION. ITS TY'PE BETWEEN THE AMERICANS AND THE JAP­ THE SOVIET PRESS ALSO DISCLOSED TO ITS SOV I ET PUBll CATIONS HAYE ATTACKED HAJEK ANESE SINCE MAY, 1967, AND SAID THE V.S4 READERS THAJ CZECHOSLOVAK AIR FORCt TRAFFIC SHARPLY. NEVERTHELESS, HE RETURNED TO lI HAS BEEN VERY ENCOURAGED WITH THE PRo­ II CONTROLLERS HAD STAYED AWAY FROM THEtR PRAGUE LAST SATURDAY', ACCOMPANIED BY HIS GRESS. CONTROL TOWERS F'OR A PERIOD AFTER THE AUG. WIF'[ AND CHILD. HIS ENFORCED RESIGNATION YESTERDAY, THE TOPICS INCLUDED THE EFrECT 21 INVASION BUT NOW HAD TAKEN OVER AGAIN WAS A FORtGONE CONCLUSION. OF' THE SOVIET INyAslON OF CZECHOSLOYAKIA ON rROM SOVIET AIR FORCE CONTROLLERS. DEPUTY PRIME MINISTER OrA SIK, THE ECO­ ASIA, THE VIET NAM WAR, NOftTH KOREAN INFIL­ NOMIC PROPHET or THE DUBCEK REGIME RESIGNED TRATION INTO SOUTH KOREA AND THE ACTIVI­ 10 DAY'S AGO AND IS IN B£L~AD£. TIES OF REGIONAL ORaANIZATION SUCH AS THE NEW ORLEANS (UPI)~-RtPUBLICAN PRES - GUSTAV HUSAK, NEWLY'-ELECTED F,RST SECRE­ ASPAC. OEHTIAL NOMINEE RICHARD NIXON CALLED TARY OF THE COMMUNIST PARTY IN SLOVAKIA, TODAY fOR A SHARP SHirT IN AMERICAN rOR­ ALSO IS EXPECTED TO RESIGN HIS DEPUTY PRE­ EIGN POLICY TO PREVENT FURTHER DISSOLUTION MIERSHIP, U~DER THE POLICY LAID DOWN BY THt I PUEBLO OF THE NORTH ATLANTIC TREATY ORGANIZATION (NATO), WHICH HE BLAMED ON THE UNITED REFORMERS IN THE SPRING, PARTY' AND STATE THE CONTENTS OF THE INTERVIEW WERE THE FUNCTIONS WERE TO BE SEPARATED, AND EXCEPT STATES. SAME AS WERE BROADCAST BY KCNA AN~ RADIO_ "THE REBUILDING OF NATO SHOULD TODAY FOR THE PRIME MINISTER, MEMBERS OF THE PYONG YANG TIME AND AGAIN AFTER THE PUEBLO PRESIDIUM WERE NOT TO HAVE GOVERNMENT POST~. WAS CAPTURED BY NORTH KOREAN PATROL BOATS BE PLACED AT THE TOP or THE AGENDA OF • AMERICAN NATIONAL BUSINESS, II HE SAID. ALLEGEDLY IN NORTH KOREAN WATERS ON JAN. "THE I NTERESTS Of fUTURE PEACE 0 I CTATE YIENNA 2300. iNVOLVED STORY ABOUT A CLOWN BEING ARRESTEO THE KCNA SAID THAT PRIOR TO THE PRESS ,IT. " NIXON HAS LONG BEEN CONCERNED AeOUT WHAT BECAUSE HE ~AO DRAWN A CROWD BY CLAIMING CONF'ERENCE, HOME AND FOREIGN REPORTERS HE REGARDS AS STEADILY DETERIORATING HE COULD FLY' AN AIRPLANE INSIDE A CLOSED "SAW WITH KEEN ATTENTION THE SPECIFIC IN­ ROOM AND THE POLICE COULDN'T UNDERSTAND IT TELLIGENCE COLLECTION REQUIREMENTS, RECORDS STRENGTH OF THE WESTERN ALLIANCE. WAS MEANT TO BE A JOKE. SHOWING THE POSITIONS OF THE INTRUSION INTO TODAY'S REMARKS WERE TO FORM THE BASIS A SIDE-BURNED BEAT SINGER MOANED THAT THE TERRITORIAL wATERS OF THE DEMOCRATIC or A LATER, LONG POLICY STATEMENT ON THE f'UTURt OF NATO. IITHIS MUST ALL BE A NIQHTMARE." • PEOPLES REPUBLIC OF KOREA AND THE NAVI­ VARIOUS PEOPLE EYEN THANKED COMMUNIST GATIONAL PLOT AND OTHER EXHIBITS CLEARLY HE NOTED "ONE V I 5 I BL£" 0 I VI DENO" Of' THE RECENT INVASION OF CZECHOSLOVAKIA BY PARTY' f"IRST SECRETARY ALEXANDER DUBC£K rOR REYIEWING THE ESPIONAG~ ACTS CONDUCTED LEADING THE COUNTRY AND THE POSTAL TECHNI­ AGAINST OUR COUNTRY BY CREWMEN OF THE RUSSIA. ''THE SAME SOVIET TANKS THAT RUM­ CIANS AND POLICEMEN WHO HELPED THEM DURING : PUEBLO, THE U.S. IMPERIALIST SPY SHIP." BLED ACROSS THE CZECHOSLOVAKIAN FRONTIER LESS THAN A MONTH AGO ALSO STARTLED A THE INYASION, WHEN THEY WERE BROADCASTING 'I' THE REPORT THtN WENT ON TO DESCRIBE THE FROM IMPROYISED STATIONS. PROCECURE OF THE INTE~YIEW IN THE FORM OF' SLUMBERING WESTERN ALLIANCE OUT OF' ITS A PAYRIOTIC POEM WI4ICH READ THERE IS QUESTIONa AND ANSWERS TO SUBSTANTIATE THAT jCOMPLACENCY." ENOUOH STEEL IN THE HILLS OF SLOVAKIA TO THE PUEBLO WAS GUILTY' 0' INTRUSION AND ES­ !rAMER I CAKS SHOULD SE IZE UPON TH I S OMEN GIVE EYERY MAN A SWORD AND ENDED WITH THE PIONAGE A~IHST NORTH KOREA. or tUROPEAN AWARENESS AND tUROPEAN CONCERN REFRAIN, IIALWAYI FORWARD" WAS BROADCAST IT LISTED THE FOREIGN CORRESPONDENTS AT • TO REfORGE THE TI[S THAT BIND THE WESTERN ALSO. THE INTERVIEW AND ALSO GAYE THE NAMES OF' WORLD,~ HE SA'D. "IN CANDOR IT HAS BEEN EYEN THE RUSSIANS MONITORINQ THE PROGRAM THE 20 CREWMEN OF THE PUEBLO, INCLUDING IN LARGE MEASURE AMERICA's FAULT THAT THE UNDERSTOOD. COMMAND BUCHER, THAT WERE BROUGHT TO THE NoRTH ATLANTIC TREATY ORGANIZATION HAS COMMUNIST PARTY PRESIDIUM MEMBER ZDENEK PRESS CONrERENCE. GRADUALLY DISSOLVED. MLYNAR, NOW IN 'HARGE 0' PROPAaAIDA, YISITED THE MEN FROM THE SHIP INCLUDED IN THE "WE HAVE CONTINUED TO TREAT THE STATES THE TV .TATION AND ANNOUNCED THE 'tACE TO PRESS CON'ERENCE REPRESENTED A CROIS SEC_ 'Of WESTERN EUROPE AS DECIDEDLY JUNIOR rACE SER,E. VAS 'NTOLEftABL[ AND THE PIRST TION 0' THE YARIOUS DEPAftTMENTI 0' THE PARTNERS IN THE ALLIANCE DESPITE THEIR or THE SERlE. VA' ALSO THE LAIT. SHIP AND INCLUDED THE SENIOft OCEANOGRAPHER POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC STRENGTH. AND THE EXECUTIYE OFFICERS. "WE HAVE REPUTEDLY' GONE OVER THE HEADS pr THES! 'OREMOST OF AMERICA'S ALLIES TO PEAL WITH THE COMMON ADVERSARY. rlCM./RGLASS PU8LISI£D BY GLOBAL ASSOCIATES AT TH ••• MOVIES TONIGHT DIRECTION or THE COMMANDING OffiCER, CLASSIFlED ••• I KWAJALE IN MISS IlE RANGE. MO;RSHAlL lS­ fa< SALE ONE 120)04M 3 'jf ROLLElfLEX WITH LIGHT i LANDS, CONTRACT DAAG~43-67~C-OOOI. METEI~, UV ... NO MEDIUM yELLOW rlLTERS, THE HOURGLASS IS PUBLISNEO DAILY MON­ SHCMTIM[ $200 C... LL 83738 BEFORE 3 PM OR 81569 DAY THROU~H S"'TURDAY. DEADLINE rOR 30 & 12 ... FHR 4 P)04. Ocean View 7 15 NoTIC[S IS 3 PM TH[ 0 ... '1' BErORE PUBLICA­ TION, H"''''i'40NO CHORD ORGAII, $'j00, COLOSPOT PRES IDENT''; ANAL VST CHARLIE BlJBBLE~ ALL NOTICES "'ND ADVERTIS[MENTS MusT COMEDY COLOR DRAi'4'" A/C, 16.500 BTU, 230 "OLTS, [Ji:CELLENT BE Su8MI7TEt> IN Io'RI7T£" rORM TEL[­ 1 JAMES COBURN, GoorR[Y C"'MBRIOGE ALBERT fINN[Y. LIZA MINN[LLI CO,,"OITON, $200, H ... IRORYER, VESTINe.. I ICES "'ND ADS WILL NOT BE !lOUSt, $5 C"'LL 83'785 OR SEE AT 106-8 ' ALL COPT ... NO PHOTOGR",PHS THE PROPERTY Of THE HOURGlASS. ICATION or MATERIAL CONT ... INEO A"'AI X-1500 UPE 'HCOROER. CROSS- IS NOT AUTHORIZEO WITHOUT THE FIELD HE"'O "CUSTOi'4 OECI<", $120. CALL ' APPROYAL Of THE COMM ... NOING OF­ 82J19· SHa.rTIME SHONTIME ICER, KWAJALEIN MISSILE RANGE. i 7 JO Trade Winds 8 1 Richardson Ir YOU H... VE NOT RtCE1V[0 YOUR HOUR­ NIKORi'4AT FT wJ50MM f2 LENS "'LSO T... M... 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