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KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS TUESDAY, JUNE 28. 1966 VOL 7 NO 3040 WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE HOUSE JUDICIARY RAIDERS SMASH RED OIL STORAGE COMMITTEE TODAY REfUSED ON A TENTATIVE INCREASING PRESSURE ON HANOI 17-15 VOTE, TO ELIMINATE THE CONTROVER SAIGON (UPI)--U S AND SOUTH VIETNAMESE COMMANDOS RAIDED THE NORTH VIETNAMESE COAST SIAL OPEN HOUSING PROVISION fROM PRESI I TWO WEEKS AGO, INF"ORMED SOURCES SAID TODAY THEY SAID U S JET fiGHTER PLANES WERE PRO DENT JOHNSON'S CIVIL RIGHTS BILL TECTING THE RAID WHEN THEY SHOT DOWN AN UNIDENTifiED MYSTERY PLANE JUNE 14 THE VOTE, WHICH IS SUBJECT TO RECON AT LEAST ONE COMMANDO BOAT WAS REPORTED lOST SIDERATION, CAME AS THE COMMITTEE TACK REPORTS Of THE RAID COINCIDED WITH ANNOUNCEMENT THAT AMERICAN JET PLANES HAD POUNDED LED THE LAST AND TOUGHEST PART Of THE OIL STORAGE AREAS IN NORTH VIET NAM IN NEW RAIDS THAT SET OFF SPECTACULAR FIRES AROUND LEGISLATION IT ALREADY HAS APPROVED THE BIG COASTAL CITY OF VINH PROVISIONS DESIGNED TO ELIMINATE DIS IN SOUTH VIET NAM, A RECORD NUMBER OF AMERICAN UNITS WERE WAGING DRIVES AGAINST THE CRIMINATION IN JURY SELECTION, STRENGTHEN VIET CONG IN ONE ACTION U S MARINES USING COMBAT DOG TEAMS PURSUED A BATTERED VIET PENALTIES fOR RACIAL VIOLENCE AND SPEED UP DESEGREGATION Of SCHOOLS AND PUBLIC CONG BATTALION, SENDING THE COMMUNIST TOLL IN A RUNNING BATTLE SOARING TO AT lEAST 88 DESEGRETATION DEAD AND fiVE CAPTURED INfORMED SOURCES SAID THE COMMANDO RAID WAS CARRIED OUT ALONG THE TONKIN GUlf COAST NEAR THE NORTH VIETNAMESE CITY Of THANH HOA, ABOUT 85 MILES DUE SOUTH Of THE CAPITAL CITY Of HA NO I THE SOURCES SA 10 THE NORTH VIETNAMESE CAUGHT AT LEAST TWO COMMANDO BOATS, MANNED BY AMERICANS AND VIETNAMESE, ON THE CLANDES TINE PRE-DAWN RAID THEY SAID THE COMMUN ISTS CALLED IN "flARE SHIPS" -- PROPEllER DRIVEN TRANSPORT AIRCRAfT -- WHICH DROPPED fLARES TO ILLUMINATE THE AREA U S JETS ATTACKED THE TWO flARE SHIPS, THE SOURCES SAID, KNOCKING ONE OUT Of THE SKY AND DAMAGING THE OTHER SMOKE AND ETH I CS PROBERS TO CHECX flAMES fROM THE BURNING Oil STORAGE AREAS SOARED THOUSANDS Of fEET INTO THE AIR S200,000 CHARGE AT DODD THE OIL SHORTAGE IN THE COMMUNIST NORTH WASHINGTON (UPI)--SENATE INVESTIGATORS LIA WOULD GO INTO EXILE THERE WAS BECOMING SO SEVERE THAT HANOI WAS REPORT SAID TODAY THEY PLANNED TO CHECK OUT ONGANIA, WHO RESIGNED AS COMMANDER OF THE ED TRY I NG TO MOVE SOME Of THE fUEL INTO EVERY CHARGE Of MISCONDUCT lEVELED AT ARMY LAST SPRING IN A DISPUTE WITH ILLIA, WAS BOMB-PROOf UNDERGROUND STORAGE fACiliTIES SEN THOMAS J DODD, (OEM -CONN) BUT HOP NAMED PRESIDENT THE JUNTA SUSPENDED ARGEN ED TO fiNISH THE INQUIRY BEfORE CONGRESS TINA'S GOVERNMENT DOWN TO THE PROVINCIAL LEV ADJOURNS EL NEW UCT LINE PLANNED SO URCE S CLOSE TO THE SENATE ETH I CS ARGENTINE AMBASSADOR TO THE UNITED STATES, F~OM PARIS TO KREMLIN COMMITTEE INDICATED THAT PUBLIC HEARINGS NORBERT N BARRENECHEA, RESIGNED IN WASHING VOlGOGRAD, U S S R (UPI)--FRENCH PRESI ON A NEW PHASE Of THE CHARGES AGAINST DODD TON "IN SOLIDARITY" WITH ILLIA DENT CHARLES DE GAUllE AND SOVIET lEADERS MAY START IN THE LATTER PART Of JULY IN Moscow, THE ARGENTINE AMBASSADOR ALSO HAVE AGREED TO INCREASE POLITICAL CONTACTS THE NEW ROUND OF HEARINGS, ACCORDING QUIT AND THE GOVERNMENT PRESS REPORTED THE AND TO ESTABLISH A "HOT liNE" BETWEEN PARIS TO THE SOURCES, COULD DEAL WITH THE MOST COUP WITH A DESCRIPTION OF ONGANIO AS A AND Moscow, INfORMED SOURCES SAID TODAY SENSATIONAL ALLEGATION AGAINST DODD - "fiERCE ANTI-COMMUNIST II THE IMMINENT AGREEMENTS TO FORGE CLOSER THAT HE KEPT fOR HIS OWN USE SOME $200,- THE MILITARY JUNTA WAS MADE UP Of LT GEN liNKS WERE REPORTED AS DE GAULLE NEARED THE 000 IN CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS PASCUAL PISTARINI, 50, ARMY COMMANDER IN END Of HIS HISTORIC, 5,000-MllE SWING ANOTHER AREA UNDER INVESTIGATION INVOLVES CHIEf, REAR ADM BENIGNO VARELA, NAVY COM THROUGH THE SOVI ET UNION AND PREPARED TO RE THE LOAN Of A CAR fROM DUNBAR ASSOCIATES MANDER IN CHIEf, AND AIR FORCE COMMANDER TURN TO Moscow TOMORROW FOR MORE fORMAL INC, A CONNECTICUT CONTRACTING FIRM BRIG ADOLfO TEODORO ALVAREZ TALKS WITH THE SOVIET lEADERS WHICH HAS DONE WORK fOR THE fEDERAL GOVER~ DE GAULLE TODAY RETURNED TO VOlGOGRAD MENT DEFIANT COED EDITOR (THE FORMER STAlINGRAD) FOR THE FIRST TIME CHAIRMAN JOHN C STENNIS, (OEM -MIss) IN 22 YEARS ON A SENTIMENTAL PilGRIMAGE AND DECLINED TO SAY WHAT THE COMMITTEE WAS IN GUILTY OF CONTEMPT PAID TRIBUTE TO THE CITY -- SITE Of RUSSIA'S VESTIGATING HE SAID ONLY THAT "WE ARE EUGENE, ORE (UPI)--COED EDITOR ANNETTE GREATEST WORLD WAR I I VICTORY MOVING AHEAD IN OTHER AREAS" BUCHANAN, WHO KEPT HER PROMISE Of SECRECY THE 75-YEAR-OLD FRENCH PRESIDENT, LOOKING OTHER COMMITTEE MEMBERS WERE EQUALLY TO INFORMANTS, TODAY WAS CONVICTED Of CON fiT AND REfRESHED DESPITE A RIGOROUS SIX TIGHT-LIPPED ABOUT THE NEXT STAGE Of THE TEMPT OF COURT fOR REFUSING TO IDENTifY STU DAY TOUR Of RUSSIA, ARRIVED FROM KIEV, IN INVESTIGATION, WHICH MARKS THE FIRST TIME DENTS INVOLVED IN HER "SCOOP" INVOLVING CAM THE UKRAINE, ACCOMPANIED BY SOVIET PREMIER A SENATOR HAS fACED A TRIBUNAL Of HIS PUS NARCOTICS ALEXEI KOSYGIN PEERS SINCE THE SENATE CENSURED THE LATE PERT ANNETTE BOWED HER HEAD INTO HER HANDS BETWEEN FLIGHTS AND OFfiCIAL RECEPTIONS, SEN JOSEPH S MCCARTHY, (REP -WISC ) IN ON THE TABLE IN fRONT OF' HER WHEN THE VER THE TWO MEN MANAGED TO CONTINUE POLITICAL 1954 DICT WAS ANNOUNCED BY LANE COUNTY CIRCUIT TALKS STARTED WHEN DE GAULLE ARRIVED IN Mos THE ALLEGATION THAT DODD POCKETED CAM JUDGE EDWARD LEAVY HE fiNED HER $300 cow JUNE 20 TO START HIS 12-DAY VISIT PAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS fOR HIS OWN USE WAS THE JURIST DECLARED "THE COURT fiNDS THE INFORMED SOURCES SAID THE SOVIET UNION ORIGINALLY MADE BY SYNDICATED COLUMNISTS STATE Of OREGON WAS DEfiED AND DEfEATED BY AND FRANCE HAVE AGREED IN PRINCIPLE TO ES DREW PEARSON AND JACK ANDERSON THIS ACTION" or THE 20-YEAR-OLD BRUNETTE TABLISH A "HOT LINE" BETWEEN PARIS AND Mos LEAVY ALSO COULD HAVE IMPOSED A SIX MONTH cow FOR EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS BETWEEN JAIL SENTENCE DE GAULLE AND THE KREMLIN MAJOR CHANGES EXPECTED "I DIDN'T EXPECT ANYTHING," DECLARED THE THEY SAID THE LINE, A SPECIAL TELEPHONE IN SELECTIVE SERVICE 20-YEAR-OLD MANAGING EDITOR OF THE UNIVER AND NOT A TELEPRINTER SUCH AS EXISTS BE WASHINGTON (UPI)--HoUSE MEMBERS TOSSED SITY OF OREGON'S STUDENT NEWSPAPER WHEN ASK TWEEN Moscow AND WASHINGTON, WILL BE USED NEW IDEAS TODAY INTO THE BUBBLING STEW ED IF SHE ANTICIPATED THE VERDICT SHE THEN fOR CONFIDENTIAL, EMERGENCY COMMUNICATIONS OF DEMANDS FOR SELECTIVE SERVICE REFORMS LEFT THE COURTROOM WITH HER ATTORNEY ONE SUGGESTED THAT YOUNG MEN HAVE THE LEAVY's DECISION CAME AfTER A DAY AND A KLANSMEN'S TRIAL ON CHOICE OF ENLISTING fOR TWO YEARS OR BEING HALf NON-JURY TRIAL WHICH ATTRACTED SUPPORT ATHENS, GA (UPI)--THREE Ku KLUX KLANSMEN DRAfTED FOR THREE fOR THE UNIVERSITY JUNIOR fROM SEATTLE THROUGH SAT IMPASSIVELY CHEWING GUM TODAY WH1LE A As THE HOUSE ARMED SERVICES COMMITTEE OUT THE NATION OREGON HAS NO LAW RECOGNIZ FEDERAL PROSECUTOR SCATHINGLY DENOUNCED THEM HEARD REPEATED CHARGES OF INEQUITIES IN ING THE JOURNALISTIC TRADITION AS "CRIMINAL CONSPIRATORS" IN A PLAN TO RID THE PRESENT DRAfT SYSTEM, AND A MEMBER DISTRICT ATTORNEY WILLIAM FRYE ARGUED THAT THE HIGHW.YS OF OUT-OF-STATE NEGROES SAID, "IT'S EASY TO MAKE CHANGES, BUT WHAT REPORTERS WERE SUBJECT TO THE SAME RULES AS A lAWYER FOR THE TRIO -- fiRST Of SIX TO CHANGES?" OTHER CITIZENS IN THE ABSENCE Of A SHIELD BE TRIED IN CONNECTION WITH THE 1964 HIGHWAY SOME LONG-AWAITED ANSWERS WILL COME fROM LAW. HE SAID THE ISSUE Of fREEDOM Of THE SLAYING Of NEGRO EDUCATOR LEMUEL PENN Of THE PENTAGON THURSDAY, WHEN IT UNVEILS BE PRESS SHOULD BE RAISED BErORE THE STATE LEGI~ WASHINGTON -- TOLD A FEDERAL COURT JURY THE fORE THE COMMITTEE DETAILS Of A MILITARY LATURE DEFENDANTS ARE ~'JUST POOR OLD COUNTRY BOYS" MANPOWER STUDY ORDERED IN '964 BY PRESI "THE CASE BEfORE THE COURT DOESN'T INVOLVE WHO DON'T EVEN KNOW THE MEANING Of INTER DENT JOHNSON fREEDOM or THE PRESS, DECLARED FRYE, II IT STA TE TRAVEL " THE REPORT, CLIMAXING MORE THAN A YEAR I NVOLVES THE LAW Of THE LAND AND 0 IGN rrr-or IN A COURTROOM LEfT WtTH ONLY A fEW SPECTA Of WORK BY MORE THAN 100 STAff AIDES, WAS THE COURT" TORS BECAUSE Of STRICT SECURITY PRECAUTIONS, EXPECTED TO REJECT THE ONCE-CONSIDERED DEfENDANTS JOSEPH HOWARD SIMS, CECIL MYERS NOTION THAT THE DRAfT SYSTEM MIGHT BE AND GEORGE TURNER WATCHED AS U.S. DIST ATTY ABOLISHED SOMETIME IN THE NEXT DECADE, BUT BLACKOUT FLOYD BUfORD TRIED TO SEND THEM TO PRISON IT PROBABLY WILL PROPOSE WAYS Of MAKING F'OR TEN YEARS THE INDUCTION CHANCES Of VARIOUS YOUTHS AS DETAILS ON PAGE 8 ------~ I NEARLY EQUAL AS POSSIBLE. I HCURGlASS T SA~GON WORKERSB STR~KE CASTRO ~~ )TuLl AROuND RUSK TELLS SEATO CH~EF~ TO END BY vvEDNESDA Y ACCORD~NG :0 hAVANA A~JAN WAR W~Ll CONTINUE SA~GO~ (uPI )--lABOR ~EPRESENTATiVES MIAMQ (uP[ )--THRCE WEEKS Of RUMORS CANBERRA (UPi )--SECRETARY 0; STATE I AGREED TODAY TO END A PAY STR!KE BY ON THE fATE or CUBAN PREMOER filDtL DrAN RUSK TOLD SOUTHEAST AS~A TReATY ~3,OOO VijETNAMESE WORKERS THAT CRiP CASTRO fHilNNED w01H A riAVANA RADOO ORGAN8ZAT80N FOREflGN MONUS1ERS TODAV PLED WORK ON KEv ~~R BASES AND PORT REPORT TODAY DESCROB!NG THE SCENt AS THERE WE~E NO SiG~S or PEACE ~N r~Cil~T~ES HERE fOR THe PAST EOGHT CASTRO BOATED CU~ ~o WELCOME HOME ViET NAM CESP~TE UoS o Ef"fORTS TO DAYS o CUBAN ATHLETE::o SEE~ A NEGOT!A-ED END TO THE ~flGHT~ SUX WORKERS REPRESENTAT!VES MET THE AT~lETES PARTiC~OATED ~N THE i "'"Go I TOD~v WiTY ONE O~ THE TOP EXECUTiVES RECENT CENTRAL AMERICA AND CAR:BBEAN HE VOWED TrlE UNDTED STATES WOULD O~ A UoSo CONSTRUCrnON COMBllNE ENGAGED GAMESo THEY ARROVED iN CUBA ABOARD STAY THERE UNT~l THE ViET CONG HALT IN AN $800 Mill~ON CRASH CONSTRUCTiON TKE TRANSPORT CERRO PEKADOo lHEOR ~AR Of AGGRESSfiONo PROGRAM TO BACK THE WAR EffORTo ACCORDiNG TO CUBAN EDUCATiON MOMOS~ RUSK ADDRESSED A CLOSED S[SS~ON Of" THE SiX SAiD THEY WOULD GET THE JOSE LLANUSA, WHO HEADED THE CUBAN TriE DZFENSfiVE AllOANCE rOllOWO~G WORKERS BACK ON THE JOB TODAY ALTHOUGH DElEGATOON TO ~HE G~M[S ~M SAN JUAN, SECRET TALKS WOTH BRijTDSH FOREIGN THEY RECEijVED NO SPECifijC PROMiSES Of CASTRO TOO~ A MOTOR lAUNC~ AND ME~ SECRETAq~ MUCHAtl STEWARTo A A WAGE Hij KEa THE SHiP OFr SANTDAGOo SPOKESMAN SA~D T~E TALKS DEALT WijTH BERTRAM lo PERK~NS, DEPUTY CHAijRMAN THE RETURNiNG ATHLETES WERE FRAU SED SOUTHEAST ASiA, THE SEATO AND NATO Of THE OPERATiNG COMM~TTEE Of THE FOR THE "HEROOCAllY AND VAL~ANlTlY" PACTS, AND RECENT DEVELOPMENTS ON fOUR-COMPANY COMBUNE Of RAYMOND~ PART~C!PATiNG iN THE fACE Of ALLEGED THE GENEVA DOSARMAMENT TAlKS~ BUT HE MORR!SON-KNUDSEN~ BROWN-RoOT AND JONES IiAGGRESSDONS" BY THE UNiTED STATESo DECl~NED TO ELABORATE ON DETA~lS (RMK-BRJ)1 SA~D THE COMBONE HAS BEEN CAS-RO, WHO HAS NOT BEEN SEEN ON or THE SESSQONl PUSH8NG fOR ~ WAGe n~C~EASE~ BUT ~E PUBLOC SnNCE JUNE 4TH, DOD ~O~ SPEAK lwo ME~B:R~ 0- TrlC Eq~HT~~~TiON I SA~D THE fUNAL ~ECUSJON WAS v~ TO ~HE AT T~t CERFMONOES IN SA~TIAGC FOR A' UJ~\\~Ct 'O/hC t/-?( J"i 00 .~GRf!::~E:~T VoSa AND VHETNAMESE GOVERNME~TSo THE RETURNiNG ATHLETtS AND ~T WAS NOT ~~Th THE CHAl~ENGE TO COM~UNiSM iN THE STRijK~ DiD NOT SP~EAD OUTSODE CLEAR ~~ HE WAS ACT~llY PRESENr ON VN[T NA~) ~Z~l NON-PART~~8~ \-ijHG THE SA~G0N AREA aUl (T D~O !~VOlVE SHORE fOR T~E,~ 0 OBSERVERS ~o THE MEETi~rn MOST All or T~t ~~-BRJ WORKERS ~N OfFDCDAlS WHO WERE iN1ERV~EWED DUR FRA~l ~~fl~T~D~CD A ~~ONY S~lCNC[ THE SAiGON ARE~ A~ T DnD ijMVOlVE DNG lHE CEREMO~DES MADE REPEAlED RE A~D ?A~ijJ~A~ CONTi~urD 8TS O~POS~T30N MORE THAN 30 PEPCENj Of THE 8~G FERENCE TO CASTRO~ CAlLU"iIG HOM "OUR AGAO~ST Y~l~TARY AC~tiON iN VBET N~~ COMBgNEiS wORKERS A~O MANY or ~rs L EADER AND OUR COtAhIttAt..lDCR- UNI-CH! EF 0 " T~~ AllD~NCE ~~s str UP ~N ~954 AS ~EY PRO~ECTS ARE lOCAT~D T~EREo THr OFrOC~Al3 DENOUNCED THE UNuTED THE AS~AN COU~T~RPAPl ~f MATO 9Y NT KNOCKED our WORK ON TWO ~O,OOO STATES, PUERTO RUCD AND CUBAN EXUlES AusrRALRA~ fRAMeE, NEW ]CAlANO, PAK rOOT JET RUN~AYS AT THE TAN SON NHUT f'OR IiREP>~.f.,TED IIfODNAP A'if'U"EMP'fS" AGAiNST iSTAN CON7~NUED OT~ o~~osnroo~ AGAiNST AND B8EN HOA A~R BAsrs~ WY(RE 6»000 t THE CUBAN ATHLETES W~p T~EY W[RF THe WAR; AS D~~ TH~ Phnlll~Pi~CSJ ~ WORKER~ AlO~l ARr (O~CE~rRATEDo ~T COMPETONG iN PUER10 RiCCo T iMi~ ~ LV\lO 0 Tr.lE: r J;\. i TeD ~ u \lCD()'~ ~ND THE ALSO SHUT DOWN WORK ON A $80 Mull~C~ THRE~ ~tMBERS or TH~ CUB~N1 TEAM lh~lfl TirD 5"",I',Tf=.So PORT fAt~lilY ON THF SAiGON R~VER DEfECTED DURO~G THe GAkESo R~SK WAt rO~lOWC~ TG T ~E SPCAKERnS JUST EAST or iHb CAP~TALo HAVA~A RADDO SAnD 50pOOO PEOPLE RCS~RUM BY ~EW ZZALA~D PFiME M!NiSTER TH~ NEW PORT) WH:rn 8S eXPECTED TO WATCHED THE RrTU~hijNG ATHLETES DE Kco~u HOLYOA~E AND STeWARTo EVENTUAllY EXPAND S~OGONi, DOCKING BARK AND DESCROB(O l~E ATMOSPHERE AS T~c MEETflNG WAS CLOStD TO NrWSMEN CAPABil~T~CS BY 50 PERCENT j 8S THE ONE OF' "CONTAGOOUS JOY"" AND ir TriE UNuTED Sr~TES OR OTHER HHG~ESr PR~ORilTY CONSTRUC~ilO~ PRO- All~A~CC ME~BEQS ~AD A~Y DRAMA~lC JUS~~SE DEPAR;MENT JO~NS PlAN~ ~OR C~A~3UNG TH: COJRSC or THe JAC~SONl Mosso (UP~ )--THE fEDERAL Vij:T ~~~ ~ARs ~7 ~AS ~or ~AD~ PU8l~Co AMA CONVEN T lOI\ WRESTLES GOVERNMEN TWAS AlD GNED ,,' n lH NeGRO WITH STAND ON MED!CARE lEADERS TODAY O/'oS It. ou~r ASKU.lG THAT A~D DuRECTOR RESijGNS CHOCAGO )--COMMijTTEE WllTHON THE AUTHORITiES AT Mosso, (UP~ PH~lADElPHOA, WA$Mrr~GTQ~){UP~)~~PR£SUDENT JOHNSON AMER6CAN MEDOCAl ASSOCiATOON CONVENT- NE ORDERED TO PROTECT cnVIL ROGHTS ANNOUNCED TODAY THE RESOGNATOON Of' 'ON BODY TRiED TO HASH OUT A MEDiCARE DEMONSTRATORSo DAV~D Eo BEll AS DijRrCTOR or THE AGENCY POLICY THAT WOULD SATiSfY DOCTORS THE JUSTiCE DEPARTMENT TODAY rOLED f'OR ~M1ERNATOONAL DEVElOPMENTo MiliTANTlV OPPOSED TO THE lAW AND YET • A MOTOON iN UoS DiSTROCT COURT HERE o WUllilAM So GAUD, DE~UTY AiD D8RECTOR, WOULD fUl~DL THEOR ETHOCAl OBlOGATftONSol TO 6NTERVENE iN THE SUUT BROUGHT WAS ~AMED TO SUCCEED BEllo ABOUT 20 REPORTS AND RESOLUTiONS LAST WEEK BY LEADERS Of THE Missnssn- I1 T~E RESilGNATUON O~ BEll AND SELECTUON DEALRNG WiTH MEDH'ARE, WH9CH GOES ONTO • PPi "fRrrDOM MARCH fOllOWONG r Of' HBS SUCCESSOR WEPE AMOUNG A SER6ES EffECT FRODAY, WERE TURNED OVER TO VnOl£NC[ iN 8HOlADElPHOAo Of NEW rEDERAl APPO~NTMtNTS ANNOUNCED VARiOUS COMMOTTEES TODAY AT THE fURST ~TS MOTION, THE GOVERNMENT SAOD !N BY THE WHiTE HOUSEo iNCLUDED WERE BUS i NESS SESS i ON or THE HOUSE Of I PROTECT 0 ON WAS "NOT PROV! OED MARCHERS NINE NEW fEDERAL JUDGES o DELEGATES AT THE AMAns ~ 15 TH ANNUAL I ON PH8lADELPH8A JUNE 2~ ALTHOUGH BEll is lEAVDNG JUNE 30 TO BECOME CONVENTiONo LOCAL OFfiCERS WERE GiVEN ADVANCE VUCE PRESUDENT or THE FORD FOUNDATiON MEDHCARE, WHAT THE AMA AND ONDiV!- NOTDCE Of THE MARCHo" fOR iNTERNATiONAL ACTiVDTilESo HE HAS DUAL DOCTORS CAN OR &HOULD DO ABOUT "MARCHERS WERE STRUCK BY f" 8 STS, ~I SERVED AS DiRECTOR Of THE fOREUGN AID iT, is T~E OVERRijDiNG OSSUE AT THOS CLUBS, AND STONES AND CARS AND TRUCKS PROGRAM ~DNCE DECEMBER, 19620 CONVENTiON, THE f~RST SONCE THE MEDi- 'WERE DRUVEN AT HOGH SPEEDS TOWARD THE GAUD, 58, A NATOVE Of NEW YORK C8TY, CARE ACT WAS PASSEDo MARCHERS, CAUSONG THEM TO SCATTER," MORt THAN 200 DOCTORS, NURSES AND IS A LAWYER AND HAS BEEN ON THE GOVERN OTHER MEDICAL PERSONNEll -- BOTH NEGRO I THE MOTOON SAiDo ~ENl SINCE i96~ 0 JOHNSON NAMED HiM AND WHITE -~ PijCKETED THE AMA SOME NEGRO MARCHERS AND WHiTE SPECT- DEPUTY AiD ADMINISTRATOR Dr f~BRUARY, CONVENTiON TODAY, URG6NG CHANGES iN ATORS rOUGHT WOTH fiSTS DURING A 19640 THE AMA CONSTiTUTBON THAT WOULD WiPE SPEECH BY DRo MART8N LUTHER KiNG JRo WHOlE HOUSE PRESS SECRETARv 8Bll Do OUT DOSCRIM!NATOON AGA!NST NEGROESo COMMEMORATONG THE SECOND ANNUVERSARY MOYERS SAUD THE PRES80ENT ACCEPTED DRo QUENTBN YOUNG, P~ES8DENT or THE I or THE DEATHS OF' THREE CO VOL R 8 GHTS ~ELL!$ RESBGNATiON WiTH DEEP REGRETo WORKERS NEAR PHilADElPHiAo MEDiCAL COMMiTTEE fOR HUMAN ROGHTS ! HE Sf). U0 JOHNSO eONS! DERED BEll "ONE AND SPOKESMAN ~OR THE PiCKETS, SAiD~ I THE PHDlADELPHHA RALLY WAS A S!DE Of' THE MOST IMAG8NATijVE, DUSTijNCT~VE : TR H P TAKEN BY THE "FREEDOM MARCHERS II IN PRACTiCE THE NEGRO is BARRED AND EfrECT~VE ADMBN~STRATOPS THE fROM STATE MEDiCAL SOC!ET8ES, PRIMAR : BN THEiR 26o-MilE HIKE fROM MEMPHiS, ECO~OM8C ASSiSTANCE PRCGPAM HAS EVER tl I L YiN THE DEEP SOUTI-
-~ ~ 81 E roc I C S AWA R D v ;Cq~Eq ME~BER PR!CH ~ATTHEWS WAS INSTALLATION OFFICER AND 1~5~~1 LEe ·~E ~E~ orFICERS JODY RAGAN, PRESIDENT, ALICE ~i DING, VICE PRESIDENT, KAY KOfHLER, SECRETARY; AND RUTH [~. C'I'SOtIJ, IREASURERo [~~ED~A1E PAST FRE~IDlNT KAREN FAVRE, WAS PRESENTED WITH '~ ~_\H,:rR \..f 6.,JAR(,)S AY' eTHER PAST PRESlrHNTS. CHARTER PRE.SI- :;>EIV7' 'FRA"I"l'E Q{lINN,~ PRESENTE.D A "T IME F)"IN FOR FINDING T\VE,) ACElE ~ESTOVER PRESENTED A "R OCK AWARD " FOR 20 ~:NT~S eN rHE rRoc~' WITHOUT A VACATION, lOIS SMITH PRE S[~TEO AN APPROPRIATE 'FIVE CHILDREN PIN', AND JODY RAGAN DPESENTED 'ER W!T~ THE TRADITIONAL PAST PRESIDENTS PIN rt ~~E NeXT ~E(T!~G ~Ill BE HELD JULY 18
RELIEf COLUMNa 00 0 INCOMING AND OUTGOING OFFICERS or THE SUMMER PROGRAM NOTICES KWAJALEIN TOASTMISTRESS CLUB ARE, fROM LEFT, FRONT, RUTH ~~E ~U~~ER PROG~A~ ClASSES ARE BULGING AT THE SIDES! ERICKSON, GERTRUDE JOHNSON, JODY RAGAN, KAY KOHLER,; REAR, I~EPE AqE ~9~ C~ jl DR[~ NOW ENPGLlF'D IN THE PROGRAM, AND NADINE DRIGGS, ADELE WESTOVER, KAREN FAVRE AND CHARLENE QUI~E 4 ~EW ~:~E WAIT!NG FOR ENROlL~ENT THIS IS GREAT FOR BEHRSCHMIDTo THE PgOG~AM 8U~ Al~O MA~ING A DIffiCULT -- THO~GH WE HOPE TEMPORARY -- PR06lE~ l~E N~MBfR O~ CHI~DREN THAT CAN BE ENROklED '''' EAC~ O~ l~E VARIOUS CLASSES IS DETERMINED BY -WQ rACTOPS T~E _1~ITAriONS Of SPACE AND INSTRUCTOR TIME, AN~ T~f WIS~ ThAT THE SPORTS CLASSES BE SMALL ENOUGH THAT EV[R~ c~ flD CAN PARTIC!PATE. WE DONvT WANT ANY BENCH-WARM- [Ps· qEGISTRAT~ONS WERE REQUESTED BY JUNE !8 AND THE PROGRAM ~A~ SET UP FOP lHOSE C~ILDREN PLUS SOME, BUT THE PLUS WAS ~OT CREAr ENOUG~I ~OW ~E ARE TRYING TO fiND ROOM FOR ALL T-E ~ATE REGISTQATIONS By THE END OF T~E WEEK THE CLASS E~ ~HOUlD hAVE SETTlED DOWN TO THEIR qEGUlAR SIZE. SOME C~!~DREN Will hAVE DROPPED CLASSES THEY DON'T ENJOYi OTHERS Wi~~ ~AV[ AS~ED fOR SCHEDULE CHANGES. THEN IT WILL BE pos SIBLE TO fiT Al' THE CHILDREN !NTO SOME PART Of THE PROGRAM 7hE 1f' WM:.r ~~ EASE ~EEP ~HE SUM~ER PROGRAM OfFICE INFORMED BY PHONING :754 If YOUR CHILD HAS DECIDED NOT TO ATTEND SOME CLASS. ~AY MAKE IT POSSIBLE fOR US TO ENROLL A LATE-COMER IN THE °ROGRAM SU~MER PROGRAM ~CHEDULE
PLEASE NOT~CE THAT THE MORNING CLASSES GRA~ ~AVE CHANGED TO R~ 9, AND ~o o·~ MANY GOOD FRIENDS OF JOHN STAVOLE, CLOCK THIS WILL HAVE THE CHILDREN RECREATION AND ENTERTAINMENT DIRECTOR 'WAY rRO~ ThE SPE:IAl SERVICES AREA FOR GLOBAL ASSOCIATES, GATHERED SATUR v lONG BEfORE T~E NOONTIMl TRAfFIC BEGIN~ I DAY NIGHT AT BACHELORS BEACH TO SAY A~T(RNOON CLASSES ARE STILL !2~~0, 10 30, ALOHA TO JOHN, WHO IS RETURNING TO ETC. ONLY THE PEE WEE PROGRAM FtVE CLEVELAND TO TEACH SCHOOL AFTER THREE AND SIX-YEAR-OLDS) BEGINS AT 8.30 IN AND-A-HALF YEARS HERE. ENTERTAINMENT THE ~ORNING WAS PROVJED BY THE PHIL CHING ORCHESTR LOCATION OF SUMMER PROGRAM ACTIVITIE~ GIFTS WERE PRESENTED JOHN BY THE NA 10 CERAMICS - SPECiAL SERVICE HOaBY All I ATHLETIC CLUB AND THE MARSHALLESE SHIOD MEN WHO WORK rOR THE SPECIAL SERVICE 2. ART - ROOM #~8 AT THE SCHOOL STAFF ORCHID LEIS FROM THE THREE 30 !MAGIN-ARTS - ROOM #i 15 AT SCHOOL ATHLETIC TEAMS IN WHICH JOHN HAS PAR 4 GUITAR - ROOM #~ t3 A1' SCHOOL TICIPATED WERE PRESENTED BY LOVELY 50 PEE WEE PROGRAM - BUILDING 1850 AT DISTAfF REPRESENTATIVES THE THREE SCHOOL WERE WECo, THE ALI I 60 GOLf ~ SUMMER PROGRAM OFrlCE 7 rE~~IS - TOKw[ YuK TENNIS COURTS 80 ~RCrlCh~ - ARCHERY RANGE ON OCEAN SiDE ACROSS FROM DALLY FIELD 9 GIR~SI ATHLETICS (7-9 YEAR-OLDS) BRANDOt\l tlELD IOvGIRlS ff SOFTBALL (10-14 YEAR-OlDS) - DALLY FIELD !! Boys· ~OUNTAINBALl - DALLY FIELD 12oSWI~MING - DEPENDENTS 9 POOL ALOHA.aoofOR BIG JOHN STAVOLE DREW A LARGE NUMB[R OF fRIENDS AND WELL-WlSH E~So ~BOVE, GUESTS DIVE INTO THE FOOD PROVIDED ~T RIGHT, JOHN OPENS A BOX Of Mft. E..~, rOES GIVEN BY HIS MARSHALLESE rp!ENDSo \1 ~AR RIGHT, JOHN AND HIS G~iN POSE WITH HIS LOVELY ESCORT, CARLA
1 ROYI ~l>'J' :\I<~y(l J ..... n~N~?ED PE02lf JOINED ~. -", ,ENJOYEC THE FOOD AND '\ ') l D JOHN-JOHN ALOHA. !----.------~~------~~------:'~ L-~~A~G~-.~4______r_------rl-0-U-R-G-LA-~-S------r-____~~!~SD~A~Y~~~J~UN~E~2~e~~~~9~16~)6~ ______~ I FIRST FRENCH ATOM BOMB WiLKINS DISCOUNTS MARCH WALL STREET TODAY EXPECTED TO GO THURSDAY No.; YORK (UP") ~- ROYW!LKiNS~ EXEC- NEW YORK (UPi) ~- THE MARKET SHOWED PARIS (UP~) -- THE FIRST ATOMijC ur~v£ SECRETARY OF THE NATiONAL ASSOCi- L!TTLE SIGN Of BASE - BU~LDING FOR A TEST AT FRANCE'S NEW PACifiC PROVihG ArwON FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF COLORED RALLY AS PRICES RETREATED ALONG A GPOUND, 800 MILES SOUTHEAST O~ TAHiT~ PEOP~EJ TODAY C~ARAtTER~ZED THE MiSSIS- BROAD FRON~ I~ MODERATELY ACTIVE 1 PROB4,Bl,Y WILL TAKE PLACE Tt-'iS WEEK, SiPPI "FREEDOM I\1ARCH iI AS UNNECESSARY TRADING ON THE NE\-! YORK STOCK EXCHANGE I T vIAS REPORTED TODAY 0 'tTdt C! V Il R I GH7S MOVEME.N .... HAS sur... I TODAY 0 A F!NAL WARNING TO SHIPS 4,ND PlANE~ FERED TOO ~UCH ALREADY FrOM PROJFCTS THE FAVOR~D A iRLiNES, HOWEVER~ CAME TO I{EEP OUT OF THE AREA SUPROLND~NG At\C SPOT ACTI\fli'~~' WILKINS TOLD uPI iN STORt",If\!G BACK TOWf,RD THE CLOSE AND MURUROA ATOLL WAS ISSJED YfSTEP[AY AN ~lrrERVijEwo "PrOPlE HAVE CONCE.NTRATED SCORED IMPRESSIVE GAINS IN TAH iT ~ 0 ON A :.SPOT FOR TEN DAYS OR TWO WEEKS AND ANALYSTS FEE.L THE POOR PERFORMANCE OVERSEAS TERR I TOR I ES (COLON I Al) THEN LE~r THE 0 r, STR ~ CT TO lANGlJ I SH AS WAS A RESULT OF A I PO I Nl HIKE TO 5 IVlIN!STER PIERRE BILLOTTE SA!D THE liT D!D BEFOREo" PERCENT !N CASH RESERVE REQUIREMENTS TEST COUbD BE EXPECTED THURSDAY IIOR WiLKINS SAiD jHE ~AACP WOULD CONTINUE FOR COMMERICAl BANKS fOR TIME DEPOSITS AS SOON AS THEREAFTER AS WEATHfR iTS VOTER REGjSrRAT~ON DRIVE ij~ MISSIS- IN EXCESS OF $5 M!lL~ON, WHICH FOSTEREC COND iT iONS PERM ITo II S I PP i ~ ADD I NG I WE DOt.,! ~ T NEED MARCHES 0 FEARS Of TIGHTER CRED ITo THREE SERIES Of BLASTS ARE EXPECTEC WE DONLr NEED ?ROJECTSo WE DON~T NEED THE STOCK ~ARKET iNDICATOR SHOWED THE FiRST WILL CONSIST Of TWO lOW- ARGUMENTS WITH POLICE OFFiCERS iN ORDER A lOSS OF 0043 PERCENT WiTH 1,405 FIELD EXPLOSIONS, WITH A FORCE LESS TO CONDUCT A VOTER REGISTRATIO~ DRIVE iSSUES CROSSING THE TAPE.. USING APRIL THAN THAT OF 100,000 TONS OF TNTo -~ ~ND THAT S WHAT WEiRE GOING TO 00,," i, 1966 PRICES AS A BASt, THE i~DEX fHESE EXPLOSIONS ARE INTENDED PRI- W'kKiNS TERMED THE ACTiON OF SOME CLOSED AT 960690 OF THE TOTAL ISSUES MARiLY TO TEST OBSERVATION BlOCK- lEACERS TO t~H~BiT NAACP PARTICIPATION TRADED, 773 DECLINED, 382 ADVANCED l HOUSE.S AND RECORD!NG tQuIP~fN'To i !'J ;H[ r-1Aq>CI-I A 'PE""'T*' ACio' ;~ND 250 RE1vlAi"iED U~\C:;i!"NGED, \';Hil: 103 i N~ORMED aOURCES Sft! D A S[("OND I --~- ISTOC,i<'S H ~ T NE'\f! 1966 LG'\r/~ AND ,,)Nt Y 9 SERiES OF TWO EXPLOS'ONS OF U'JSPEt.!- UN~Of\J~STSg LEGS S~ATTLr{I:..D ITOUCHFD I..JE\./ I-dGHS., F ~ ED FORCE WH l BE Sf T OFF "UNDEI; i BY 80MB PLANTED ~ ~ CAR ! fHE Doq ,JONES I "JDUSTR Al AVERAGE D ~ e-I="EREI\!T COND ~ "I ! ONS" -- PROBAEh, v ~ N I C... ~ CAGO tlP II - A BOMB A,"FARt>\ n Y ! TU~d3l .... D 8 07 )0 880 90 A'-ID T'-lE RA I L AUG~ST. fHESE MIGHT BE UNDERWATER \IN7£NDED ~CR DO~iN!t ABA-A, ~hO ~RfSTED ICOMPo~r~~ FELL .60 TC iZe.27u BLASTS O~ THE EXPLOSIONS OF BO~BS 'CONfROt Of CP1CAGO'S CAB DP~VERS fROM tSTANO~RO t POOR'S 500 SrOCK !NDEX DROOPED FROM MiRAGE ~V BOMBlRS jN' THE rE~MSTERSJ EXPLODlD YESTERDAY iN IGIVE UP 0,4; TO 85067. VOlU~E ROSE "L!VE" 'TEST Of PRESIDE.l\iT CHARlES ABATA 5 CltRQ It JURtNG ~CUR PERSOII!5. !TO 6<28o~ooo SHARES r:RONi 5:i330,:/000 DEGAUllE 1S "r:ORCf DE FRAPPE 0" JOSEPrl lO"IGMEYER, 28.:; Ai\! J..BA.TA SHARES 'l'(STE~DA f 0 F~NALLV, A "I="ORTIF!ED" A10M"t 80MB ASS~STANT "'-'HO lEFT THE UNiON '1EAOQUAR- SPERRY R~MD TOUI< TOP HOr-!ORS FOR DES! GN ED TO TR I GGER HVDROGEN BOMBS rE'RS""O P J C.I' UP ABA "fA g S CAP ON JEf"FE.R- ACT R V i "I' 'If, ,1\ :>VAI\~C ~ ·'G ~ fO 261/4 ON WilL BE SET OF~~ P~OBABLv IN SEPTEM- SON STREET W~Sl OF T~~ LCOP q wAS BLOWN SALES OF 197 !OG SHARfS A KiNG-SiZED BE R j TH i S VJ ILL BE 1\ BO~B WH05E i n~""o THL ~ ~ ODlE OF THE STREr:"" wHEN HE. BlOCIf or 92 ,000 ~I-jAR(~ A r 651/2 PUSl-lfD POWER HAS BEEN INCRfASED BY THE ~DDi TURNED T'HE IGN~T!ON KEv Q SrANOft~O OIL ~NEW JrRSEY) iNTO SECOND T!ON Or SUCH ELEMENTS AS l!TH~UM lONGMEYERiS lEGS WERE 5rl~TTE~tD AND 'PLAC_ O~ 1~E ACT'VE lisr IT CLOSED AND DEUTERIU~ (HEAVY HYDROGEN) TO DOLlOPS AT PRESBY~[R!AN-S""o LUK~ S OFF 1/4 AT 66 5/8 -- irs 1966 LO~ __ i~S BASIC PLUTONIUM CHARGEo HOSPu""~l SA~D HE PROBAB_~ WOULD LOSE AT ON A lUR~OVER OF 152,900 SHARES. DEGAULLE HIMSELF IS EXPEC-ED TO GO LEA5~ O~E LEG. DOUG~A~ AI~CRAFT CONT~NUED TO LOSE 10 THE PAC~F!C FOR THE TR~GGER lEST. CHAR~ES MOSES, 62, A UNION r!ElD RE- GROUND IN HE~Vv DEftlINGS. THE I:SUE FRAt-; CE Us FIRST HYDROGEN BOMB PRfSf'"f"A'" ~ 'II:.. WHO ALSO wAS ~ N THE fRONT D 'PPEO i /2 -0 68 i /2 ON ! 35 > 300 S,..jARE50 PROBABLf W!LL NOT BE TESTED UNTil Sf AT, SUFFERED CUTS ON H'! FACE AND ARM~ DtL-A LED T~E AiP~\Nrs eACK ~RO~ NEXT YEAR 0 Two PASSERSBY WERE ~ NJJP[ 0 B" 'I., 'If'! I\IG THE: MiNUS CO~U'-'l'\j W! TH A ,\lUMP' (I="' 5 THE FRENCH MO~ED THEiR ~TOM~C TEST GLASS AND OrHER DEBR~S POI~rSo ~ORIYW:ST AIRl~NE& tND DAN ACTIVITiES TO THE PAClf!C BECAUSE OF i~~E5T~GATORS SA,D TrlE BOMB APPARENTLY AMERICAN WOPlC AIRWAYS IMPPOVED ON ARAB PROTESTS AGAINST THE USE OF THE WAS ~ARKfD fOR ABATA~ WHOSE DEMOCRATIC FAVORABLE MAY EARNINGS AND BRANiFF SAHARA DESERT AS A PROVING GRO'IND UNijON ORGAN!Z!NG COMM~TTEE WON THE RiGHT BENtFITED FROM A RECOMMENDATION BY AUSTRAlIA~ NEVJ ZEALAND AND THI TO BARGAiN FOR 6~000 YELLOW AND CHECKER 4, CiVil AERONAUTICS BOARD AGENCY FOR NATIONS ON SOUTH AMERICA S PACIFIC CAE COo DRiVERS fOUR YEARS AGOo CAB APP~OVAl OF THE PROPOSED MERGER COAST HAVE PROTESTED THE USE Of THE tABBiES CHOSE ABATA OVER JOEY OF BRANIFF AND PANAGRAo BAN IfF CLOSED MURUROA AS A TEST CENTER. GliMCO, A REPUTED ASSOCIATE OF GANGSTERS 2 3/4 HiGHERo KlM, EASTERN AND ~RANCE ARGUES THAT THE ATOll is AND HEAD OF TEAMSTERS' LOCAL 7770 CONTINENTAL ALSO MADE GOOD PROGRESS. MORE DISTANT FROM MAJOR POPULATION ArrtR THE EXPLOSION.:; A WEEPING ABATA AMER~CAN MOTORS, CHRYSLER AND CENTERS THAN THE AREAS WHERE THE TOLD NEWSME~ I'~ KNEW iT WAS MEANT FOR GE.NERAL MOTORS EACH D!PPED 1/8 WHiLE UNITED STATES~ BRITAIN AND RUSSIA ME," BUT ADDED ~'~ AM NOT AFRAiDo I FORD HELD STEADYo TESTED NUCLEAR WEAPONS BEFORE THEY NEVER WASo" GENERAL ElECTR~C PLUNGED 5 POINTS AGREED IN 1963 TO BAN EXPLOSIONS IN ABATA SAiD HE COULD NOT SAY WHETHER ~N THE IRREGULAR ELECTRONICS BUT THE ATMOSPHERE. THE CRIME SYND!CATE M~GHT BE TRYING TO TEXAS INSTRUMENTS ADDED 2 3/8 IBM FRANCE AND RED CHINA REFUSED TO IN KILL HIMo AND BURROUGHS ALSO MADE PROGRESS BUT DORSE THE NUCLEAR-TEST BANe THEY ARE "I'VE GOT F~IENDS AND liVE GOT\[NEMIE~ HONEYWEll AND ADMIRAL FELL BACK THE ONLY NATIONS WHICH HAVE TESTED HE SA!Do"YOU'VE GOl TO CATCH THEM WHilE Du PONT AND EASTMAN KODAK DEPRESSED OR PREPA~ED TO TEST ATOMIC WEAPONS THEyiRE DOiNG IT." THE CHEMICALS, FALLING 2 AND 2 1/4 ANYWHERE OTHER THAN UNDERGROUND Gl~MCO, REACHED AT HIS UNION HEAD- RESPECTIVELY. PENNZOil GAINED 2 3/8 SI~CE THE BAN WAS ADOPTEDo QUARTERS~ SAID HE KNEW NOTHING OF THE IN A MIXED OILS GROUP GETTY OiL AND BLASTv TIDEWATER NOTCHED MODEST GAINS BUT REBEL TRI QUANG REBELS THE BOMB, APPARENTLY WIRED TO THE BARBER Oil LOST 2 POINTSo ALCOA EASED AGA~NST CHURCH ORDERS iGNITION SYSTEM OF THE PARKED CAR, EX- i 3/4 IN THE METALS. SAIGON (UP!) -- M!liTANT BUDDHIS1 P~OOED WiTY SUCH FORCE THAT IT KNOCKED XEROX DOVE 6 1/80 CBS FELL 2 1/40 LEADER THICH TRI QUANG DEFIED ORDERS OUT 80 VJiNDOWS IN SIX NEARBY BU!LDINGS o TELEDYNE ROSE 3 5/8 AND SCM JUMPED OF HIS CHURCH SUPERIOR TODAY AND RE- fHE HOOD Of THE CAR WAS fOUND ON A 2 AMERICAN lElEPHONE SLIPPED 1/4 rUSED TO HALT HIS 20-DA' hUNGER FIFTrl~FlOOR FIRE ESCAPE OF A BUILDING A TO 56 1/8 IN FAIRLY ACTIVE TRADING. STRIKE PROTESTING PREMiER NGUYEN CAO QUARTER BLOCK ~WAYo PRICES ON THE AMERiCAN EXCHANGE KY's GOVERNMENTo MOSES SAID HE ftND LONGMEVER ENTERED DEtLINE~ IN ACTiVE TRADING. Of THE i~FORMED BUDDHIST SOURCES SAID THE THE CAR "TALKING ABOUT HOw THE WEATHER 823 ISSuES fRADED, 405 DECliNED 228 FIERi ADVOCATE OF MASSIVE STREET HAD COOLED OFr A LITTLEo THEN THERE WAS REMAINED UNCHANGED AND O~lY 190 DEMONSTRAT IONS ALSO TURNED DOWN A Pow. II ADVANCEDo VOLUME ROSE TO 1~853,i35 APPEALS FOR MODERATION MADE BY SENIOF "! wiSH I HAD BEEN SITTiNG BEHIND THE SHARES FROM ij~803~9751rtBI~EXCHANGE CHURCH OFFICIALS DURING A HIGH-lEVEL WHEEL WHEN THAT TPiNG EXPLODED," MOSES INDEX LOST 7 CENTS TO $15 54 WESTEC MEETING IN HIS HOSPiTAL ROOM AND SAiDo tlij~M 62 YE~~S OF AGE~ AND liVE WAS VOLUME lEADER, ADDING 2 3/8 ON INSISTED THAT THE STRUGGLE AGAINST HAD A GOOD LiFEo ! WONDER WHAT!S GOING SALES OF 982300 SHARESo Kyls MILITARY GOVERNMENT BE PUSHED. TO HAPPEN TO THAT POOR KiD WiTH THE THE SOURCES SAID THICH TAM CHAU, Iv'iANGlED LEGSo" WASH!NGTON (UPI) -- A PENNY STILL LEADER OF THE MODERATE FACTION AND ABATA BROKE DOWN WHEN HE TRiED TO DES- HAS MORE USE TODAY THAN !T MAY SEEM. CHIEF RIVAL TO TR! QUANG FOR lEADER- CRiBE TO NEWS~EN WHAT HE SAW IMMEDiATELY TAKE THAT CHILD'S DELIGHT~ PENNY CAND~' FOR INSTANCEo THE NATIONAL CONFECTION- SHIP OF THE ANTIGOVERNMENT MOVEMENT, AFTER THE EXPLOSION" , ERS ASSOCIATiON REPORTED TODAY THAT BECAME SO ANGRY HE STALKED OUT OF "! FOUND. i FOUND 0 0 0 II HE SA! 0,:/ THE ROOMo THEN WEPT.AFTER ABArA~S TEAM DEFEA1ED 6 PERCENT OF U,S. CANDY PRODUCTION THICH TINH KHIETlN,:/ 80-YEAR-OLD GLINCO'S FORCES FOUR YEARS AGO~ ABATA LAST YEAR VJAS PENNY CANDYo TWENTY TiTULAR HEAD OF ViET NAM'S BUDDHjST MERGED IN ~ TH T~E SEA FARERS i I NTER"IAT I ONAL YEARS AGO~ PENNY CANDY ACCOUNTED fOR MONKS, SE~T A lETTER TO TRI QUANG U~iON TO GAIN STRENGTH FOR REPEATED ONLY 3 PERCENT, ORDER I "IG H! r'" TO ilCEASE HIS HUNGER SHOWDOWNS WITH T~E TEAMSTERSo S 1 R , I, E I 1.-11\1 E 0 I ATE L YoU n ______------..~------1--~------~-- HOURGLASS TUESDAY JUNE 28 I MAJOR LEASUE 3ALl AMERICAN LEAGUE IN AMERICAN LEAGUE ACTlON vESTERDAv, rts section JERRY ZIMMERMAN DROVE IN TWO RUNS WITH A BASES LOADED SiNGLE IN T~E SIXTH INNING TO LEAD THE M~NNESOTA TWiNS TO A 6-2 VICTO~Y OVER THE CLEVELAND iND.ANS MINNESOTA BROKE ~ 2-2 T'E W~T~ FOuR RUNS IN THE S XTH AS CLEVEL~Nu STARTER LUiS TIANT LOST CONTROL A~D WAL~ED HARMON KILLEBREW, JP~M~E YAlL AND CESAR TOVAR TO filL THE BASES BOB ALLEN RELIEVED AND ZIMMERMAN FOLLOWED WqTH A SINGLE TOVAR SCORED ON ThE PLAY AS MAX ALVIS THREW PAST SFCOND TRYING TO NAIL ZIMMERMAN THE TWINS SCORED A RUN IN T~E FIRST O~ VERSALLE~ DOUBLE AND TED UHlAENDER SINGLED AND TIED THE SCO~E AT 2-2 iN THE tOvRTH O~ H~Ll\S E,GHT~ HOMER O~ TI-I£ SEASOI'! ~RtNK ROB~N~ON DOuBLED r~JCE AND SCORfD TWO R!JNS ""0 LU~D THE BAl Ttl MORE ORIOLES TO c 4-~ V\C~ORY OVE~ ThE CA~I~ORNIP ~NGElS l ~ TH( ONLY OT~ER AMERICA~ lE~GUE GpM( S(~[Du~ED STEvE Br~BER wON ~kS E~G~I~ GA~f AGAj~ST TWO ~ET BAC~~ BUT NEEDED ~E LiEF 4ELP FROM Srt.; M~L~£~ 111\1 ?'1E. SEVENTh. BARBER COPP:D ~US S~XTH STPAiG~T GAME WHiLE BARBER W_~ CREDITED WiTH HIS 10TH SAVE FOR THE kEAGJE-LEAD~NG MEET ThE ENIWETOK ALL-STARS THAT WILL BE HERE FOR THE MARSHALL ISLANDS ORIOLES MOUNTAINBALL TOURNAMENT START!~G FRIDAY, JULY 1ST. NAT~ONAL LEAGUE FNCNT ~OW LEFT TO RIGHT, W. LUM, A. SAMiO, Eo YONEYAMA, T. KULUHIWA, S. MU~TA AND E TANiMOTO iN NATION~l LE~GUE ACTUON YESTERDA v C(NTE~ ROW LEFT TO RlGHT, E HiGA, Jo Ah YEN, T FONG, Eo KEKIWE, S. NUNOTANI WILLIE MAYS HiT THE 522ND ~OME RUN Of L YONEYAMA, AND R. PAJIMOLAo HIS CAREER WiTH A MAN ON BASr HN THE BACK ROW LEFT TO RIGHT, Do MARSH, Lo ZARKO, P. POAPUNI, AND R. MACADANGDANG, FiRST INNING Y£STE~DAY AND T~E LEAD MiSSING FROM PICTURE; C. SORSBY, D, BEASLEY, T. MARTELLES, AND B. KOHLER. REMAINED IN~A:' WHEN THE SAN FRA~C!SCO GiANTS EDGED TiE 5r LOUiS CARDnNALS 2-1 LOCAL SPORTS MAYS MOVED PAST TED W~LliAMS INTO ENIWETOK ARRIVES FRIDAY THIRD PLACE ON THE AlL-T!ME HOME RUN fHE ENIWETOK ALL-STARS, TWENTY THREE STRONG WILL ARRIVE FRIDAY MORNING fOR LIST AND ~OW NEEDS JUST 13 MORE HOMERS THE FURST MARSHALL ISLANDS MOUNTAiNBALL TOURNAMENT TO BE HELD ON KWAJALEIN TO SURPASS SECOND PLACE J~MMIE Foxx BEGINNING FRIDA~ JULY 1ST. BABE RUTH'S 7!4 HOMERS LEADS THE PACK. ACCORDING TO ADVANCED INFORMATION THEY ARE COMING WITH A STRONG BALL CLUB SECOND PLACE P!TTSBuRGH STOOD iTS HEADED BY CASEY TANIMOTO, WHO IS LEADING PITCHER Of THE LEAGUE, AND ALSO GROUND AS THE PiRATES DEFEATED THE TOMMY KULUHIWA WHO HAS BEEN VOTED THE OUTSTANDING BALL PLAYER IN THE LEAGUE. HOUSTON ASTROS 8-5 JOSE PAGAN S ENIWETOK GOES UP AGAINST KWAJALEIN THIS SATURDA~ JULY 2ND AND WILL BE LOOK TWO-RUN SINGLE IGNITED A P~TTSBURGH ING fORWARD IN TURNING THE TIDES ON THEM IN THEIR fiRST MOUNTAINBALL GAME. RALLY THAT CONCLUDED AFTER fiVE KWAJALEIN IS YET TO BE BEATEN BY WETOK AS THEY HOLD TWO Vi CTORIES OVER THEM PIRATES HAD CROSSED THE PLATE IN THE IN fAST PITCH GAME TIME WILL BE 5 30 PM JULY 2ND AT DALLY FIELD SEVENTH INNiNG MILT PAPPAS GAUNED HIS SEVENTH EBEYE ALL-STARS "GLOBETROTTERS" ROSTER (SIEVERS & RUNYON) AT BRANDON FIELD TRIUMPH WHEN THE CINCiNNATI REDS BEAT THE Los ANG£~LS DODGERS 3-1 HIDEO MILNE TOWE TOKA MIXED VOLLEYBALL THE CHiCAGO CUBS DEFEATED THl ATRE JANE J ATJANG PAUL ATLANTA BR~VES 5-'" NEW YOR~ AND KIOS CALED ABSO BOBO WEDNESDAY JUNE 29 PHILADELPHIA WERE IDLE MIKE ANDR I KE MAROK LALIMO TEO CAPELLA THOMPSO~4 LEBEN 30 PM ICHI-BANS VS NA ALI I 6 SEATTLE (UPI )--BAD FLYING W~n' ~ MIKE CAPE! Lt JATAKE {INWA 7:30 PM ELEU VS RAIDERS TODAY WAS HAMPER!NG A NUMBER Of WUM~ I HENRY MOSES HOSIA HILARY PILOTS TRY~NG TO GET TO BOEING FBElr MISHA LOLIN NORIO THURSDAY JUNE 30 KEBENLI INTERNATiONAL HERE FOR THE START OF NINJINE LAIBOK BENJE JENRE THE 20T~ ANNUAL POWDER PUFF DERBY 30 PM No-KA-OES VS SURFERS 6 TODAY 30 PM KUPAKAS VS KA-Mol 7 ENTRANTS Mu~r HAVE THE~R PlAN~S HERE MOUNTAINBALL SCHEDULE BY 5 PM TOMORROW fOR INSPECTION AND THE KWAJALEIN ALL-STARS WILL HOLD REGISTRAT!O~ H)WEVER, A SPOKESMAN WFDNESDAY JUNE 29 AT DALLY FIELD PRACTICE ON THURSDAY JUNE 30 AT 5 15 SAID THE DEADLINE MAY BE EXTENDEn If 5 15 PM RIKAKIS VS WILDCATS PM AT DALLY FIELD ALL MEMBERS ARE UNfAVORABLE FLYING CONDiTiONS PREVAIL. (ALVARO & ALAMEDA) REQUESTED TO BE PRESENT. p~ FIL-AM VS JOMAKAJ 5 MORE SPORTS ON PAGE 6 RACE OFFICIALS SAID THEY EXPECTED ~BOUT 91 PLANES TO TA~E PART, BUT ~~~~~~~~------____ I O~LY ABOUT 45 HAVE CHECKED IN ABOUT 150 WOMEN ARE EXPECTED TO TAKE PART IN THE TRiP SINCE SOME FLY SOLO AND SOME WITH CO-PilOTS THE RACE WILL BE fROM SEATTl£ ~0 : C~EARWATER, FLA , A DISTANCE OF 76C MiLES THE WOMEN MUST LAND AT C [~p : WATER BY SUNSET JULY 5 TO BE COU~TED 11-' THE FINAL STANDINGS 11E Wit I\!f'.JER \,OF THE RACE THE PAST TWO YEARS, ~ARY I ANN NOAH, WILL AGAIN DEFEND ~E~ lff~LE HOUkGlASS A~4tli J Ci N tc I GIJE NEW YORK (UP! )-- THE RBGHT fiELD MORE SPORTS vJAL.L DOWN THE fOUL L! NE N YAN KEE: I MA00R LEAGUE RUN-DOWN iN A~ERiCAN LEAGUE ACT~ON ON STADi~M IS ONLY 45 jNCHES ~!G~, WHiCH SATURDAY J MiKE ~ERSrlBERGER, WHO IS GREAT FOR HOME RUN HITTERS BUT SATURDAy i 3 GAMES' COL~ECTED fOUR H~TS fR~DAV N~G~T3 TOUGH ON OUTFIELDERS AND UMPIRES WHO !N THE NA-"~~Al LEAGUE, SOUTHPAW ,CO~TINUED H~S ASS'ULT AGA~~ST CLEVE- HAVE TO MAKE CALLS LIKE THE DiSPUTED M~KE CUELLA~ STRUC~ C~· A MAJOR LEAGUE LA~D P~TCH~NG W~EN ~E RAPPED OUT C~TCH FRANK ROB~NSON OF BA~T~MORE SEASON Ii' GIJ Of ij 5 BATTEQS AND "BANJO ""'I1REE SAFE T! ES AND DROVE ~ N fOUR RlI,\i~ MADE TO END A GAME THE OT~ER NIGHTo Hn TER It SONNY JACKSO~ Sl UGGED Hij S TO PAcr THE Kt.!,jSA.S C ~ -; Y ATI-{L (Til C'3 TO fRANK T~MBLED INTO THE SE~TS BUT SErOND ijNS~Dr-THr-PARK HO~ER iN A A 7-1 ViCTORY OVlR THE !ND!ANS. CAME UP WITH THE BALL •• QHE OUGHTA WEEK SAru~DAY NiGHT TO LEAD THE L~RR1 STA~~ ALSO CH~PPED iN WijlH GET A MEDAL JUST FOR SURVIViNGo HOUSTON ASTROS TO A 3-2 VICTORY oveR THREE HHTS AND TWO RB~ '5 ~N SUPPORT ~GGRESS!VE FANS WEARING ~qELDERUS T~E 5yo lOUiS CARDINALS Of T~E COMBINED SiX-H~T PiTCHR~G Of MiTTS PATROL THE STANDS OUT THATAWA' CUELl~R, ij~ ~AISING H1S RECORD TO 1 PAUL LnNDBLAD AND JI~ D~CKSON. AND THEyiLL FIGHT AN OUTFIELDER ~OR 6-0, SET A NEW C~UB STRIKEOUT MARK ! SAM BOWENS BROKE UP A SCO~ELESS A SOUVENIR BALLooe AT LEAST ONE V!SqT WiTH H!S frAT. HE WiFfED FOUR BATTERSl P!TCHi~G DUEL BETWEEN BALTIMORE1S iNG RiGHT fiELDER THIS YEAR ~AD H~S ijN A ROw ON TWO DiffERENT OCCASIONS 'WALLY BUNKER AND CAL ~fORNiAuS GEORGE OUTST~ETCHED GLOVE KNOCKED AwAY BY A AND SCATTER£D SEVEN H~TS WHILE WAlK- BRUNET W~TH A ~iNTH-iN~~NG HOME~ SPECTATOR REACH!NG fOR THE S~~E SAlt Q ~NG THREEo ~~Ar l!~TED ~HE LtAGUE-~EAD~NG !T WENT fOR A YANKEE HOMERo \~ACKSON, tJI~VEO u !\ITO "'HE LEADOff ORIOLES TO ~ !-O VJCTORY. BUNKER THE BIG TO~~ CAh PACK MAD~50N SPOT W~EN JOE ~ORGAN SU-fERD A CRACK ALLOWED ONLY FiVE ~ITS IN THE EIGHT SQUARE GARDEN fOR SOME Of THOSE IN ED KNEECAP P~tOR TO T~E GAME, SOCKED BN~iNGS HE WORKED BFPORf Br~NG lifT DOOR TRACK MEETS BUT ITvS TOUG~ TO THE F~qST ~ ~(~ T~RO~~ BY RAY WASH~ ED fOR A PllNCHHnTERo ~- WAS 1-1:;:, FERSU~DE THE BEACH AND 8AR8(CUE SE~ BlJ'U" 9fTwE (N s· Lou II S 0:" 7'"' ~ El:-tRS EIG~TH ~ICrORY AG~~N~T ~OUR DErEt~so TO lURN OUT FOR AN OUTDOOR ~EETuvo , M~KE ~Ht~~O~ ~~D ~URT ~~COD AND THE Off~C!AlS ~T TH~S WEEKENDuS NATiONAL BA~~ RCL~[O -~ T~: ~AR~4~G ~~A:~ .s AAu C~AMO!ONSHiPS ~UGU~E THE~\Ll BE ~rlE 5t~f7 ~OO~~E C~RC~ED ~HE BAS(So LUCKY If THEv CAN GET 20,000 ON LHE~~ !T ~~s ~dT T~ AL40S T THE IDtN-6~Al BEST DAY FOR A MEET THATvlL ~AVE MORE SPOT WHEQt JA(~SON LAcrD \N ~NSijDE BIG NA~ES THAT ~LL ~AST W!N;ER1S IN TP£~eAR~ ~O~fQ AGA~NST l05 ANGELES :N NATJONAL ~EAG~E ACT?O~ O~ DO~R SHOWS PUT TOGETHERu lA5T t>.~ONO~v ~~ m r SUNDAY, SAND'f K.OlJfAX w~t" ~lOW PAsseD EGJLARS O~ THE PRO GULf CI~c~r~ rlOuSTO~ S ~A~~ TWO Pu~S WERE UN- ~~A~ M~R~C~AL AND ~E)' GA~~!NG eN ~~T[ 19-YEAR-OLD JOHN MILLER Of EA~NED~ T!'iE ~~~Ni~G RUN COMiNG iN DiZZY DEAN BRiGHAM YOUNG AS A HOT PRO PROSPECT THt SEVE,.,P"H PNNiNG WHt~ JUkiAN JAViAR THE los ANGElFS DOO~E~S Lr-TiANDER AND NOT JuST BECAUSE HE POSTED A 290 BOOTED vACI(SOhl S Roa_lE~ TO SECOND, BEta~E TP[ WiNN!NGESl P!~CY£R ~N THE LOw AMATEUR HONORS ON ~~S rlOME BOB l~~~~~ SCORINGo ~AJO~ ~£~GUE~ SJ~CAY ~HEN H~ Pl1CHEC COuRSE IN THE UoSa OPE~ o~THE PROS Sao LOUIS LOST A CPANC~ TO fOE THE • SE~EN HiTTER TO BEAT THE ArLA~TA SAY HE HAS ALL THE SHOTS A~Dj NOTE~ SCORE i~ T~E fLGHTU WHEN, A~TER ONE eRA 'JES 2-1 0 JACK !'HCKLAlIS, "WJUTiLL qt" qLlS RUN HAD SCOREO O~ SUCCESSijVE SONGLCS !r BOOSTED VourAXS RECORD iOP THE OUT" THAT STRiNGBEAN fRAM!:o BY PJ~C~-PuTTER CHARlrv S~iTH, Lou S[~S0N TO 14-2, A GAME BETTE~ THAN EpGHT Of THE !5 HEAD COACHE~ ~N B~OCK ~ND PH~~ GABIANO s BROCK WAS CUT MARnCHAL, T~E R~GHTHANDtR Sl~R Of THE NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE l!S~ DOWN AT ThE clATE BY CENTE~ F!ELDkR~ THE SAN F~ANCij3CO GiANTS, WHO ~A~ A ADD~T!O~AL DEfENDERS AS THE~R GREA~~ JIM~Y ~YNN WHEN HE TRiED TO SCORE 83-2 MARK fOP T~E YEA~o EST NEED FOR NEXT SEASONoooF~R5T fROM TH~RD OM SHANNONrS ~~f BALLo 7HE SAN FRANCiSCO G~ANT~ MAijN~ft~NtD 'THOUGHT Of F="OUR COACHES WAS "LU~E~ T~E C!NCBN~.TB REDS RA~ T~EIR WiN TMCHR fOUR-GA~E ~EAD ijN THE NAT!~NAL BACKERSo" NflNG STRE_K 10 E~G~T GAMeS WHEN TONY LEAGUE RACE B~ CLOBBE~ijWG THE i NEXT YEAR?S UoSo OPEN GOlf CHAMPION PEREZ P~NCH ~~T S~NG~E .~ TiE 10TH CiNC~~~ATi REDS 10-0 AS GAYLORD SHiPS AT BAlTUSROL IN SP~INGf~ElD, iNNiNG SCORED CHICO RUll FROM SECOND PERRY ?~TCHED A TWO-HiTTERo NoJa, ALREADY HAS SET ONE RECORD.ao TO BEAT SAN ~RANCBSCO 3-2. VICTiM or ROOK~~ WOODY FRYMAN PUTCHED A THREE IT~S THE fiRST TiME ANY CLUB HAS THE BLOW WAS FRANK L~NzY WHO TOOK OVER H~TTER AND DONN C~ENDENON LED AN I~ BEEN HOST TO THE OOEN FIVE T~MESoo. AfTER SA~ FRA~C~SCO STARTER JUAN HIT ATTACK W!TH THREE HiTS, iNCLUDiNG THE OLD COURSE WAS THE SCENE IN 1903, MARiCHAk W~5 llfl[D fOR A PUNCH-RUNNER A RUN-PRODUt!NG TRiPLE, TO PACE THE 1915. 1936 AND 1954000THREE UoSo WHEN HE OPENED TrlE TOP OF THE ~OTH PUiTSBURGH PIRATE5 TO A 2~0 VICTORY AMATEURS, TWO WOMEN'S AMATEURS AND WiTH A SINGLEo BillY McCOOL, WHO OVER THE P !-tJILADEL PH H A PH! LS 0 THE 1961 WOMEN'S OPEN ALSO WERE HElD BLANKED T~E LEAGUE LEADiNG GiANTS JUM WYNN CRACKED A THREE-RUN HOMER AT BALTUSROL, WHERE fORMER CHAMP OVER THE LASH 2 2/3 INNiNGS, WON H~S WiTH NONE OUT UN THE LAST Of THE !ijlH JCHNNV fARRELL IS IN HIS 36TH YEAR fOURTH GAMEo INNiNG Off RELiVER JOE HOERNER TO AS A PROo PiTCHER bCN1 CLONINGER SiNGLED GiVE THE HOUSTON ASTROS A 6-3 ViCTORY AMERICAN LEAGUE UMPiRE EM~E1T ASH ACROSS WHAT PPOVED TO BE THE WINNING OVER THE Slo Louus CARD~NALSo fORD, fiRST NEGRO TO CALL gEM iN THE PUNS iN THE S~XTH INNiNG TO PROVIDE DENNIS RiBANT PITCHED THE METS TO G MAJORS, MAY BE A ROOKIE BUT HE DOESN ATLANTA WiTH A 4-3 VICTORY OVER Los A S~X-f IT 8-2 ViCTORY OVER THE CH!C MiND ADDiNr A TOUCH OF SHOW BIZ BY ANGELES AND A SWEEP OF THEIR DAY~NiGHT AGO CUBS AFTER CURT SIMMONS BLANKED EMPHATiC GESTURE AND VOiCEooo AND THE DOUBl[H£ADtRo NEW YORK 7-0 iN THE OPENER Of A CROWDS DONiT SEEM TO MiND, E!T~~Rooo CLONINGER S HiT GAVE THE BRAVES A DOUBLE-HtADERo HE GOT A HUGE LAUGH AT YANKEE STAD~UM 4-0 LEAD BUT ONE INNiNG LATER HE WAS ONE NIGHT WHEN, AFTER HALTING PLA' ~IT ON T~E FOOT BY JIM L£FEBVREGS AMERiCAN LEAGUE BECAUSE OF RAIN, HE EMERGED lATEr L~NER AND THEN SERVED UP A THREE-RUN IN AMERiCAN LEAGUE ACT!ON ON SUN WEARING GALOSHES AND TIPPY-TOED HOMER TO JOHN ROSEBORO. DAY Russ SNYDER AND fRANK ROBINSON J THROUGH WATER PUDDLES HOISTiNG HIS KE~ JOHNSON PiTCHED A SEVEN-HITTER THE AMERiCAN LEAGUEiS TWO LEADiNG PANTS LEGS OUT Of THE MUCK lBKE A i~ THE OPENER AND THE BRAVES RALLiED HiTTERS, SPRAYED NiNE HITS BETWEEN LITTLE OLD LADY IN A LONG SKiRTo f~O~ A 3-2 DErl~CfiT iN THE SIXTH THEM SUNDAY TO PACE A 20-HiT OF COURSE, WHEN HE CALLED TYE GAME WHTH A THREE-RU~ RAllY, CAPPED BY BALTIMORE ATTACK WHICH lifTED THE AT THAT POINT AS A F!VE-INNING TiE RICO CAR1YvS ~OLO HO~ER JOHNSON ORiOLES TO A !?~7 ViCTORY OVER THE HE HEARD HIS FIRST BiG lEAGUE BOOS, AND TORRE ALSO HOMERED FOR ATLANTA IN CALHfORNIA ANGELS AND STRETCHED TOOo THE 5-4 TR~UMPH. THE TWiNBILL DREW THEiR LEAD TO THREE GAMESo FRED STOLLE, AUSTRALIAN DAVIS CuP A COMBiNED TOTAL Of 79,289 fANS o DETROIT SLID T~REE GAMES Off THE STALWART IN RECENT YEARS, IS LIKELY BULL WHiTE'S TWO~RUN HOMER iN THE PACE BY DROPPING A DOUBLEHEADER TO TO LOSE HIS SINGLES ASSIGNMENTS THIS SEVENTH iNNfiNG PROVED THE WINNING MiNNESOTA 6-5 AND 7-! THE TWiNS SEASON AT WIMBLEDON THIS WEEK, HASNfT MARG!N AS ROGER CRA~G QUELLED A STAGED A fiVE-RUN RALLY iN EACH AS GONE BEYOND THE SEMIS IN ANY TOURNA NiNTN-HN~!NG PdTTSBURG~ UPR~SiNG fOR DAve BOSWELL AND JiM PERRY PICKED UP MENT THIS YEARoooRoCHE WON EIGHT Of AN 8~7 PHILADELPHIA V~CTORY. RGCHIE THE W~NSo ~iS fiRST 13 AFTER LEAVING AUSTRAL~A ALLEN ALSO DR~LlED A 475-rOOT HOMER THE NEW YORK YANKEES SWEPT A TW8N= ON THE CURRENT TOURo fOR THE PH!LlIES AND DiCK GROAT BILL fROM CHICAGO WHiTE Sox 7-2 AND COLLECTED THREE HITSo 2-0. TOM TRESH AND ROGER MAR!S THE HOLES WHiCH SERVE AS fiNGER ED KRANEPOOL AND EDDiE BRESSOUD EACH DROVE iN riVE RUNS Wiin HOMERS AND GRiPS WERE FIRST PUT iN BOWLING BALLS YiT A HOMER AND DROVE !N THPEE RUNS FRED TALBOT PITCHED HIS rij~ST COMPLETE ABOUT THE YEAR 18300 AS THt NEW YORK METS BATTERED THE GAMt Of THE SEASON. LAST-PLACE CH~CAGO CUBS 9-30 BOB CLEVELAND BEAT KANSAS CITY 14-30 A CRAfTSMAN SET HiS SUGHTS ON SHAW SURVI VED A SPHTBALl CONTROVERSY WASHINGTON CLOBBERED BOSTON 9-3 BEH~~D PERfECTbON WiTH CUBS MANAGE~ LEO DUROCHER AND AN A i3-H!T ATTACK IN THE SECOND GAME I ii-HIT CHiCAGO ATTACK TO BECOME THE AfTER THE RED Sox HAD ROUTED THE ! FIRST MET~i STARTER EVER TO WiN FOUR SENATORS 13-7 WITH AN I!=H~T BARRAGEo ! LIS, :N TO AFRS SUCCESSIVE GA~ESo \ I L -'l 10 :3 4 ~ S 1 ~ 8 9 II 12.- ~ I~ ~ 14 You mow How TO Count Calories? IS 1& t1 ~ Ie 19 ~o Most Travelers, Oddly Enough, Do Not! ~ ~ ~ al az. 2.'3 2.4 ~ TTENTION EDITORS - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~s 2.6 2., '30 ~I '32 illl\ IS the t1!lrd 01 a ~erlf'S 0/ a" 2' f01l1 (II tlcles 011 dletlllg ~ ~ 3'3 '34 35 By JAMES H WINCHESTER ~ ~ " {Itt, 1/ E<,pccwlly tor Celltul/ e l' (" alld This Newspapcr 3& '31 '3e \JO"T TRAVELERS don t ~ ~ 11()\\ to count calones Do 39 40 41 4Z. "tin more weight eatmg ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ hI, ad than toast? Not 43 44- 45 4'- 41 46 49 II \\ hLn bread IS toasted, a ~ ~ I \ tiling lost IS mOisture So SI 52- S?J 'I o"tme has no calones ~ , '1 ( people mSI~t on mal 54 SS 56. III l'lste'lO of butter In fact t11( \ ha \ e the same amount of ~ ~ 57 5'8 59 t 110/ It S \\ atch out for the olive 011 tOJ Tll'lt olle tablespoon has t ~ ~ Ih lalolles the equivalent of b-8 I ~n1d1l blOlled veal cutlet HORIZONTAL 41 self- 58 one of the 9 calls to Theil too did you know that 1 genus of satIsfied Little mmd tht \\ hlte mE-at of a chICken has Afncan 43 lists of Women' 10 greedIly 20 pu cent fewel calones trees candidates 59 box eager th III the dalk meat? Low cal \\ 5 SkIll 46 a defense 11 natIve of ( I I" bllltln des..,erb which ta'lte 8 the chick- alliance VERTIOAL ancient tllt ",me thlOUgh the use of pea (abbr) 1 headland Media !lOll e,\\ edc nel" have only one 12 avouch 50 Roman 2 egg- 16 free 13 fuel patrIOt 5haped 20 lampreys 11,~lrtll tht (liolles prJ '>rl\wg a 14 Flench 51 checked J smooth 22 metaillc I~ I' ~Ili II gel'ltm r mans '>4 bakmg 4 fragrances element dleaJll chamber 'i Turkish 23 canvas ')()\Il l()od~ of COllI c'e Just 15 complete 'i5 Tlbetall officer shelters Il1n t iLnd thlmc,L!\eS tn low view gazelle 6 male sheep 25 high card 1i"I't HouctlOIl A selvlce of 17 among 'i6 enameled 7 former 26 cut grass ilC Il tl' tomato JUle( fOI In 18 fragrant metal RUSSian 27 raIsed ~t Ill' t h ic, unl\ onl caloll\' less oleoresm ware rulel 29 mmute til 111 I (,.,lIlal tonllto JUIU 19 dwell 57 walk In 8 hold partIcle 21 mme water fllomlv 31 not at r ", Il tl\ \\hal III (dUlles? entrance home J 1 \\ \\uld~ ,lit 90 'OmtllOlll\ 24 slender AnswLl to ~ e~tc I,hy .., puzzle 32 golf mound I 'I d not (\ en thl lel]l ct1\ (S flmal 34 delicate 'Jl tllHI loIdllC,- lIld ,,0 Illtll 25 town m T AGlsr~ISC 38 casts out II I, ) ~tllJ)d In titIng the (tl Iowa SLOLA TOE NONEABI 40 expiate "'lL I' th, mLdSlile of ,nub \ Restaurants such CIS thIS one In Canada which feature 28 true ALAR EN'S ANIL 42 employ til It I ill b, dell\Ll! flom food.., good wines and lIquors along with good food, tempI 30 negative MENAG'EllroMIT_ 43 flat-bot- In IH to! m d heat rhey come travelers and make II easy for them to gain weIght partIcle _G EN ER AL I T Y tomed boat IIOil1 tht plotun calboh)dl1tL 33 mountam CAMEL. AT NEE 44 molten ,lid I,te, llOll lOll l-,Lnudll\ requite 200 piau d these tia vs on calolle pass ALAS.A 55 UAL rock (!Ill .,111) ot PI')tl!fl ill Ldlbo to LUI) ( dOlILS L ,tr 1 l ()Ulltlllg It I~ mterpsttllg how 34 fountams i~ 45 IcelandiC QU ELL 11\ d) ,l, jJIUlldl' ,bout joul Al-,l I.., ll~o 1 f IC tor Ttl< ,Id ll1 TRAFFIC DELAYED 10 MINUTES-A delayed motorist and several truck dnvers watch an eight foot alligator amble across a South Carolma highway near SummerVIlle TraffiC MILITARY COMMUNICATIONS NETWORK Above I" dn altl5t '> concept of eight satelhtes In was delayed 10 mmutes In both directIon,> a5 the gator took hIS good old tIme UJIlitOll1l orbIt uedtmg 1 US milItary commumcatlOn" network able to fhsh emergency 01 der" to f 1 I t'ung fOIl ec, Each of the "pace rellY -,tatlOll'> weighs 100 pounds I WISHING WELL-d~ I Registered U S Patent Office 8 4 2 5 6 3 2 8 7 6 3 5 2 A A B H Y Y A H A 0 0 A S 3 8 4 2 6 5 3 8 2 7 4 8 6 U E P I U P S A C W A L R 8 2 3 6 5 8 6 2 7 4 8 5 2 T S T L P H 0 A A Y M Y F 8 5 7 2 3 4 6 5 3 8 2 6 8 I T R E R D V H I R T E A 5 3 4 7 6 2 8 4 5 3 6 2 7 I K A M R Y C Y N E E I L 5 7 2 6 3 4 8 5 2 7 3 6 4 K 0 N Q G G L I G V 0 U It 6 4 6 2 8 3 7 4 6 5 2 3 5 E I S 0 E L E. 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vl"'WS OF PRELATES ABOUT ERS' AIDES SALARIES ARE THE SAME AS THE CORNER WHERE YOU ARE' -- POSSIBLE CHANGES IN THE CHURCH'S BAN CIVIL SERVICE RATINGS AND ARE DETER TOKYO (UPI)--THE JAPANESE BIRTH RATE ON ARTIFICIAL CONTRACEPTION, VATICAN MINED BY THE EDUCATION AND EXPERIENCE IS DOWN 30 PER CENT THIS YEAR -- NOT SOURCES SAID TOMORROW MORN I NG ' , OF THE INDIVIDUAL THE SCHOOL WILL BECAUSE OF THE PILL BUT BECAUSE OF THE THE SOURCES SAID THERE WAS ONE START JuL) ~ AND WILL CONTINUE INTO HORSE POINT OF AGREEMENT QUALIFIED EN- MID AUGUST CALL PAMELA KVILEKVAL THIS IS THE YEAR OF THE "FIERY HORSE;' DORSEI~rI\T OF THE ORAL PILL -- NOT ASAN AT 2341 OR FRANCES RUSSEL AT 701 WHICH COMES AROUNO EVERY 60 YEARS AC1' /l CONTRACEPT I VE BUT AS A WAY OF _ACCORDING TO LEGEND, A BABY GIRL BORN RECI I AT ION THE MENSTRUAL CYCLE, THUS DURING THE YEAR WILL GROW INTO A WOMAN MAKING THE CHURCH-ENDORSED RHYTHM OF VIOLENT TEMPER WHO 'DEVOURS MEN SYSTEM SAFER ALIVE" THE OGINO-KNAUS RHYTHM SYSTEM IS THE FEW COUPLES WANT TO TAKE THE CHANCE ONLY METHOD OF FAMILY PLANNING AUTHOR OF HAVING SUCH A DAUGHTER BECAUSE IZED BY THE ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH JAPANESE MALES TEND TO SHY AWAY FRO~ THE REPORT WAS GIVEN TO THE PONTIFF MARRIAGE WITH "FIERY HORSE" WOMEN THREE DAYS AFTER THE COMMISSION'S THE MINISTRY OF HEALTH AND WELFARE INNER CABINET' OF 15 CARDINALS AND REPORTS THAT THE MONTHLY BIRTH RATE BISHOPS ENDED A WEEK-LONG REVIEW OF SO FAR HAS BEEN BETWEEN 1 I 1,000 AND THE BIRTH CONTROL GROUP'S THREE YEARS 165,000, OR ABOUT 70 PER CENT OF THE OF DELIBERATIONS NORM THE VATICAN PRESS OFFICE SAID THAT JULIUS CARDINAL DOPFNER, VICE PRESI DENT OF THE COMMISSION, GAVE THE POPE WASHINGTON(UPI)--SOME OF THE APPROX THE REPORT DURING A ONE-HOUR PRIVATE IMATELY 6,000 U S TROOPS IN THE AUDIENCE HE WAS ACCOMPANIED BY DOMINICAN REPUBLIC -- PART OF THE INTER FATHER HENRY DE RIEDMATTEN, THE AMERICAN PEACEKEEPING FORCE -- WILL BE COMMISSION'S SECRETARY GENERAL WITHDRAWN BEFORE JULY 1 VATICAN PRESS OFFICER DR LUCIANO THE STATE DEPARTMENT SAID YESTERDAY CASIMIRRI WOULD NOT COMMENT WHEN THAT THE WITHDRAWAL WOULD BEGIN PRIOR ASKED WHY CARDINAL DOPFNER AND NOT TO JULY I AND WOULD BE COMPLETED WITH- LFREDO CARDINAL OTTAVIANI, PRESIDENT IN 90 DAYS DETAILS REGARDING TIMING OF THE COMMISSION, HAD GIVEN THE RE- AND OTHER FACTORS ARE TO BE WORKED OUT PORT TO THE POPE IT HAD BEEN RE- IN SANTO DOMINGO BY REPRESENTATIVES PORTED THAT CARDINAL OTTAVIANI WOULO OF THE ORGANIZATION OF AMERICAN STATES AKE THE PRESENTATION (OAS) AND DOMINICAN OFFICIALS WHETHER THE CHURCH WILL ALTER ITS POSITION ON BIRTH CONTROL IS NOW A METAPHr.SI~ IS THE SCIENCE OF PROVING ATTER ENTIRELY IN THE PONTIFF'S HANDS WHAT WE DON'T UNDERSTAND JOSH BILLINGS