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OOC~t~TS CAN SOMETIMES B~ HELD UP THE PRESIDiUM R[MAINEO DUl or SIGHT, APPARENTLY PLANI LtGAL MONIY NANI .. U"'"'"TC'C."'".'-__ - -======JL======:======~--==_======-======--=::------~ __ -=:=:=:=:=:=:::::=::::::::J • • • TUEso. y JUL Y P.\GE ? HOURGLASS 23. 1968 ~~~------r------~~------~--~ Figures Show Increased The Monsieur Cool of France Killings in Terrorist Raids By C.L. Sulzberger SAIGON (UPIJ-·U.S SPOKESMEN TODAY AN NO"NC(o A'" UPSWING. IN THE: NUMBER Of VIET (c) 1968 New York Times News Service CONG TERROR INCIDENTS THROUGHOUT VIET NAH lAST WEEK, INCLUDING A THReE-DAY RAMPAGE IN PAR-IS (UPI)--FEW PEOPLE HAVE EVER SEEN FRANCE'S NEW PREMIER LOSE ellS COOL. MAURICE COASTAL BINH DINH PROVINce IN WHICH A VILL COUV[ DE MURVIllE J WHO HAS BEEN IN THE PUBLIC EYE fOR A QUARTER or A CENTURY AND IN PRES AGE WAS ~URNEO TO THE GROUND IDENT DE GAIJlLE'S FifTH RtPUBllC SINCE IT STARTED, IS WHAT THE [NGl ISH CALL UNfLAPPABLE THE SPOKESMEN RELEASED fiGURES SHOWING WHETHER COMING OuT Of A DIPLOMAT IC CONfERENCE OR fOOZLING INTO A SAND TRAP, HE DOESN'T THAT 50 CIVILIANS WERe KILLED BY VIET CONG SHED HIS APLO"~. TERRORISTS IN THE WEEK ENDING LAST SATUR COUVE, AS MONSIEUR COOL IS GENERALLY CALLED, IS AN UNEXCEllED CIVil SERVANT SINCE DAY, C MPAR(O WITH 31 DEATHS THE PRECEDING GRADUATING NUMbER ONE fROM THE POLITICAL SCIENce ACADEMY AND JOINING THE ELITE CORPS Of WEEK fiNANCE INSPECTORS FROM WHICH THE ADMINISTRATIVE UPPER CRUST IS DRAWN, HE HAS HElo A THE ALSO SAID III CIVILIANS HAD BEEN WIDE ASSORTMENT OF HIGH POSTS HE WAS WITH DE GAULLE'S PROVISIONAL REGIME IN ALGERIA, WOUNDED AND 180 KIDNAPPED DURING THE WEEK, HAS BEEN AN AVBASSADOR fivE TIMES, WAS FOREIGN MINISTER LONGER [VEN THAN TALlYRAND AND, COMPARED WITH Q,9 CIVILIAN INJURIES AND 97 ~UST BEfORE ASSUMING HIS pREseNT P,SITION, WAS FINANCE MINISTER KIDNAPPIN(; THE WEEK BEfORE HE IS NOW AGE 61, TALL, SLENDER, WITH GREY IN SINH DINH PROVINCE ALONG THE CENTRAL Pilot's Thoughts After Ditching HAIR, DISTINGUISHED MANNER AND AN AIR OF COASTLINE THERe WERe THReE TERROR INCIDENTS MANILA {UPI)--How DOES AU,S NAVY fLIER QUIET AffABILITY HE HAS A WIDE CIRCLE Of IN A THREE·OAY PERIOD LAST WEEK WHICH IN fEEL AFTER BAILING OUT Of A ~ET OVER THE ACQUAINTANCES BUT fEW INTIMATE FRiENDS As CLUDED THE BURNINGS Of 100 HOMES IN A RE SOUTH CHINA SrA, LANOING SAfELY ALTHOUGH A YOUNG MAN HE TUTORED THE SONS OF THE LATE fUGEr HAMLET AT AN DUONG, THE SPOKESMEN UNCOMfO'HABLY ON THORN aUSHES AND BEING SIR HAROLD NICOLSON, IMPRcVING HIS OWN iM SA 10 PICKED UP AND AIRLlfTEO TO A HOSPITAL BY PECCABLE ENGLISH AND ACQUIRING WHAT MANY THEY SAID THE HAMLET WAS ALMOST COMPLETE NO LESS THAN A GENERAL'S PLANE FRENCH CONSIDER A SOMEWHAT TRANSCHANNEL MAN LY DrSTROYED, MAKING NUMEROUS HOMELESS ONE "IT WAS KINO OF EXCITING," SAID LT FRED NER CHILD AND TWO AOULTS WERE KILLED IN THE ERICK PrLUGER, 25. A PILOT STATIONED ABOARD COUVE COMES fROM THE TIGHTLY KNIT, PROS INCIO(NT THE USS INTREPID, WHOSE f-8 CRUSADER JET PEROUS AND INfLUENTIAL PROTESTANT HINORITY A DAY (ARL!tR, A VIE:i CONG PLATOON EN· SUFfERED,. "fLAME OuT" AT 40,000 fEET OVER Of PREPONDERANTLY CATHOLIC fRANCE SOME TERED THE VILLAGt or Ho TANH IN THE SAME THE SOUTH CHINA SEA WHilE ON A ROUTINE WARMBLOODED LATINS RErER TO HIM AS "TRES PROVINCE AND KIDNAPPED I~ CIVilIANS, IN· fL IGHT SUNDAY AfTERNOON THE INTREPID WAS PROTESTANT," MEANING SLIGHTLY AlDor As A ClUOING THE HEADS or fAMiliES AND RELA· EN ROUTE TO ITS STATION orr VIET NAM fROM MATTER Of fACT HIS fAMilY WAS ORIGINALLY TIVES Of SOUTH VIETNAMESE SOLDIERS THE U.S. SUBIC BAY NAVAL BASE IN THE PHIL CATHOLIC AND ESCAPED THE HERITAGE Of TRAU ONE DAY ArTER THE VILLAGE BUR~ING, ACCORO IPPINES MATIC RELIGOUS WARS INGo TO THE SPOKESMEN, iHE VIET CONG STABBED PfLUGER WAS LISTED MISSING FOR MORE THAN THE EMIGRATED TO THE IlE DE FRANCE, NOW TWO MONTAGNARO TRIBESMEN TO DEATH IN A RE 24 HOURS AFTER THE MISHAP CALLED MAURITIUS, AND REMAINED THERE WNTIL fUGEE CAMP AT DONG CHE HE WAS THE OB'ECT OF" SEARCH AND RESCUE IT WAS CAPTURED BY BRITAIN DURING THE NAPO THE fIGURES RELEASED BY THE SPOKESMEN OPERATIONS lAUNCHED BY THE U,S. NAVY, AIR LEONIC WARS THE fAMILY MOVED TO MARSEILLES, SHOWED A TOTAL 4,717 TERROR INCIDENTS SINCE FORCE AND COAST GUARD BEFORE HE TURNED UP THEN BORDEAUX, WHeRE TWO CATHOLIC COUVE THE B(GINNING Of THE YEAR WITH 2,626 KILL AT THE U,S. NAVAL BASE AT SANGLEY POINT BROTHERS MARRIED TWO PROTESTANT SISTERS WHO INGS AND 4,421 ABDUCTIONS NEAR MANILA TODAY ABOARD THE OFFiCiAL PLANE CONVERTED THEM HE HIMSELf WAS BORN IN OF BRIG GEN. VINCENTE RAVAL, CHIEf OF THE RHEIMS, WHERE HIS FATHER WAS A JUDGE. McCarthy Voices Viet Opinion PHILIPPINE CONSTABULARY THE PREMIER HAS BEEN NOTED SINCE YOUTH FOR "I fEEL PRETTY GOOD," SAID PfLUGER WHILE HIS INTELLECTUAL ACUITY PROFESSOR JACQUES WASHINGTON (UPI)--SEN EUGENE MCCARTHY, RESTING AT THE SANGLEY HOSPITAL TODAY "I RUEFF, FAMOUS FRENCH MONETARY EXPERT, CON (OEM -MHm J, SAID TODAY THE UNITED STATES WAS BRUISED ANO CUT UP AfTER I LANDED ON SIDERS CDUVE THE MOST BRILLIANT STUDENT HE IS BEING UNREASONABLE AND INfLEXIBLE IN THE THE THORN BUSHES AND TWO OF THE CUTS ARE EVER HAD. PARIS TAl~S WITH NORTH VIET NAM HE SAID PReTTY BAD BUT OTHERWISE I'M ALRIGHT" RENE MAYER, A fORMER PREMIER WHO ONCE THE R(SUlTS Of THE JOHNSON-THIEU MEETING IN PfLUGER SAID HE AAILEO OUT AT ABOUT TAUGHT COUVE, SAYS HE IS THE ONLY PUPIL HE HAWA II SHOWED THIS 3,000 fEET TOWARDS THE ISLANDS Of MINDARO IN THE EVER GRADED "PERfECT." MCCARTHY ISSUEO A STATEMENT SAYING THE CENTRAL PHILIPPINES HERVE ALPHAND, DIRECTOR GENERAL or THE COMMUNIQUE ISSUED BY PRESIDENT JOHNSON AND HE LANDED ON A CLUMP OF THORN BUSHES AND FOREIGN MINISTRY AND AN OLD rRIENo, SAYS' SO'HH VIET NAM PRESIDENT NGuYEN VAN THIEU WAS HELPED OUT BY LOCAL VILLAGERS WHO SAW fOllOWING TH[IR WEEKEND CONfERENCE. "REIN "I WAS NUMBER TWO AT THE SCIENCES POLITIQUES, HIM ~UMP OFF HIS PLANE. HE SPENT THE NIGHT fORCES TH( VIEW THAT THE ADMINISTRATION IS MAURICE WAS NUMBER ONe IT HAS ALWAYS BEEN A' A NEARBY VILLAGE AND THE fOLLOWING DAY, THAT WAY." AS YET UNWILLING TO DO WHAT IS NECESSARY YESTERDAY, WAS BROuGHT TO MAMBURAO, A TOWN TO END THE WAR BY A POL ITICAL SETTLEMENT QUIET, THOUGHTfUL, A GRANDfATHER WHO ES 'IT RAISES SERIO.)S QUESTIONS ABOUT OUR WHERE A CONSTABULARY UNIT TREATED HIS CUTS CHEWS PARIS SOCIETY, liKes BRIDGE AND HAS A AND RADIOED rOR A FERRY AIRCRAFT DIPLOMATIC POSITION IN THE PARIS TALKS" PASSION fOR INDiffERENT GOLf, COUVE IS A AT ABOUT THAT TIME, THREE U.S. NAVY SHIPS THE~HoNOLUlU STATEMENT EXPRESSED RENEWED DEMON fOR WORK. HE AND HiS wiFE, AN AMATEUR AND THE AUSTRALIAN NAVY DESTROYER HOBART, US. SUPPORT fOR THE THIEU REGIME AND PRO PAINTER, ARE CULTIVATED PEOPLE WHEN HE WHICH WAS UNDERGOING SEA TRIALS AFTER COM MISED IT A LEADING ROLE IN "OISCUSSIONS LEfT THE QUAI D'ORSAV HIS COLLEAGUES GAVe PLETION Of REPAIRS AT A U.S. NAVY SHIP- HIM A DONOYER DE SEGONAC AS A fAREWELL GIFT CDNCERNIN~ THE SUBSTANCE Of A FINAL SETTLE MENT" or TH[ WAR YARD HERE, WERE COMBING THE WATERS AROUND ABOVE ALL, THE NEW PREMIER is VERY MUCH A MINDARO fOR PflUGER AIRCRArT FROM THE U.S. M~CARTHY, WHO PREPARED THE STATEMENT fOR REALIST. ONCE HE OBSERVED AFTER M'KING A A NEWS CONfERENCE LATER IN THE DAY IN BAL NAVY, AIR FORCE AND COAST GUARD ALSO JOINED PART I CULARL Y BAD GOLF" SHOT: "OLD MEN DON'T THE SEARCH TIMORE, COMMENTED RECOVER, AND AfTER 50 A MAN IS OLD THERE's 'AfTER SEVERAL MONTHS Of TALKS, THERE IS RAVAL, WHO WAS IN THE MINOARO AREA ON AN NO USE PRETENDING " LITTLE EVIOENCE THAT THE ADMINISTRATION IS INSPECTION TOUR, RECEIVED THE RADIO REPORT A DECADE AGO, WHEN PEOPLE fiRST TALKED ABOUT PrLUGER, DIVERTED HIS AIRCRAfT TO MAM OffERING REASONABLE TERMS fOR SETTLING THE ABOUT HIM AS A POSSIBLE PREMIER, HE SAID' BURAO, PICKED H 1M UP AND BROUGHT HIM TO WAR OUR DIPlOHATIC POSITION APPEARS TO BE "IT WOULD BE 0 I ff ICUL T fOR A PREMI ER TO ACT SANGLEY POINT. AS PH"LEXleLt AS IT WAS BEFORE NEGOTIATIONS WITHOUT ANY PARTY BEHIND HIM IN PARLIAMENT." BEGAN ON THE HOST CENTRAL ISSUE OF ALL- PfLUGER, ASSIGNED WITH THE lIGHT,PHOTO SUCH OF COURSE IS NOT THE CASE TODAY AL THE rUTURE Of THE SAIGON GOVERNHENT--OUR GRAPHIC SgUADRON ON THE INTREPID fOR OVER THOUGH COUVE HAS NO PERSONAL POL~TICAL MACH POSITION RE"'AINS UNCHANGED" '" MONTH, SAID HE WAS NOT C(FHAIN WHEN HE INE, HE WAS ELECTED TO THE ASSEMBLY IN LAST HE SAID THAT A TIME WHEN THE UNITED STATES WOULD BE BACK ON DUTY MONTH'S VOTE AND HAS RECEIVED DE GAULLE'S S~OULD BE TRYING TO OPEN THE WAY fOR A MORE --~---- ACCOLADE THAT MEANS THE LOYA~ HAJORITY IS REPRESENTATIVE SOUTH VIETNAMESe GOVERNMENT, Heart Transplant IS No. 27 BEHIND HIM THROUGHOUT HIS fiSCAL AND DIPLOMATIC CA THE ADMINISTRATION 'HAS CHOSEN TO STRENGTH HOUSTON (UPI)--DR DENTON COOLEY CONDUCTED REER COUVE HAS ALWAYS FOLLOWED HIS OLD MAS EN ITS TIES TO THE PRESENT SAIGON REGIME" HIS SEVENTH AND WORLD'S 27TH HEART TRANS TER, RUEff, AND URGED A flEXIBLE APPROACH SUCH F'lEDGES Of "CONTINUED SUPPORT" OF THE PLANT OPERATION EARLY THIS MORNING, iM TO GOLD FOR YEARS HE ADVOCATED RAISING THIEU GOVERNMENT, "THE ADMINISTRATION MAY PLANTING A HEART IN A 57-YEAR-OLD LATHE op THE OFfiCIAL WORLD DOLLAR PRICE Of GOLD AL WELL 8E MAKING NEGOTIATIONS MORE DIFFICULT," ERATOR THOUGH, AS HE BECOMES PREMIER, HE NOW BATTLES MCCARTHY SA 10 A SPOKESMAN AT ST LUKE' 5 HOSPITAL SA 10 TO DEFEND THE HARD-PRESSED fRANC HE PRE MCCARTHY SAID VIET NAM MUST CONTINUE TO THE RECIPIENT WAS HeNRY W. JURGENS, WHO EN FERS ESSENTIALLY CONSERVATIVE ECONOMIC BE A CRUC IAl ISSUE IN THE CAMPA IGN "WE TERED THE HOSPITAL SUNDAY THE DONOR WAS MEASURES MUST NOT ALLOW THIS TO GO UNNOTICED OR MICHAEL K BUSTDN, WHO SUFFERED MULTI 16, HE SEES VALUABLE CONSISTENCY IN THE FRENCH DEVELOPMENTS UNATTENDED SO THAT THE AMERI- PLE BRAIN INJURIES IN AN AUTOMOBILE ACCI- TRADITION Of CENTRALIZATION THAT DATES BACK CAN PEOPLE MAY CONTINUE TO PASS JUDGMENT ON DENT YESTEROAY AND DIED MINUTES BEFORE THE CONDUCT or THE WAR AND THE NEGOTIATIONS. SURGERY BEGAN TO THE MONARCHY, WHEN A SMALL EXECUTIVE GROUP AND CABINET AIDED THE CHIEF Of STATE THE OPERATION TOOK LESS THAN TWO HOURS, AND DISPATCHED ORDERS TO A HIGHLY PROfESSION NEW YOR~ (UPI)--STOKElY CARMICHAEL IS THE AND THE HEART BEGAN BEATING AFTER ONE ELEC Al CIVIL SERVICE FRENCH GOVERNMENTS, HE PRIME MINISTER, H RAP BROWN IS MINISTER OF TRICAL SHOCK FEELS, SHOULD CONCENTRATE ON PROMOTING JUSTICE, AND JAMES fORMAN IS MINISTER OF "THE PATIENT'S CONDITION WAS TERMED HIGH FRENCH INTERESTS HE OPPOSES SPECIAL LOBBIES FOR E I GN A fn IRS LY SATISF'ACTORY ON COMPLETION OF SURGERY," ALL IN ALL, MONSIEUR COOL MIGHT BEST BE THAT'S THE NEW LINEUP Of OFfiCIALS IN THE THE HOSPITAL SPOKESMAN SAID DESCRIBED AS A TECHNOCRAT WHO IS IN NO SENSE MILITANT BLACK PANTHER PARTY, WHICH JOINED IT WAS THE SECOND TRANSPLANT OPERATION A PARTY POLITICIAN HIS DISTANT, PRECISE, fORCE' YE,TERDAY WITH THE STUDENT NONVIOLENT ~OR COOLEY'S TEAM IN LESS THAN A WEEK CALM WAY Of EXPLAINING ATTITUDES AND WISHES COORDINATING COMMITTEE (SNCC) AS A STEP TO COOLEY's TEAM, THE BUSIEST AND MOST suc MAY NOT ATTRACT EMOTIONAL SUPPORT fOR THE WARD ESTABLISHING A "MASS REVOLUTIONARY CESSFUL HEART TRANSPLANT TEAM IN THE WORLD, PROfOUNO SOCIAL CHANGES THE PRESIDENT PLANS BLACK PARTV " GAVE A NEW HEART LAST SATURDAY TO FRED C. INSIDE FRANCE; BUT IT IS ALSO UNLIKELY TO BOTH CARMICHAEL AND BROWN ARE fORMER EVERIo1AN, 58 PROVOKE HOSTILITY CHAIRMEN or THE SNCC, AN EAST COAST-BASED Two MORE OF COOLEY's TRANSPLANT PATIENTS- ORGANllATION THE BLACK PANTHER PARTY IS LOuiS JOHN FIERRO AND GEORGE HENRY DEBORD-- AASEO ON TUE WEST COAST ARE REPORT{D IN GOOD CONDITION. u.s. Savings Bonds ----tl~------~.. ~------H-O-UR-Gl-A-SS------~ .. ~------1"AGE . . 3 Planter's Ball Planned Redstone News REDSTONE ARSENAL, ALA.-~THREE METAl AROUND TOWN HEY THERE' COULDN'T TELL YOU-ALL ANY l' LURGICAL ENGINEERING STUOENTS .ROM THREE MORE ABOUT THE PLANTERS' BALL LAST WEEK UNIVERSITIES, WORKING SIDE BY SIDE IN TOO BUSY SEEING "GONE WITH THE WINO" THE ARMY MISSILE COMMANO'S RESEARCH AND EVERY NIGHT Now THAT THAT'S BLOWN OVER, DEVELOPMENT DIRECTORATE, ARE HELPING TO SEtMED LIKE A GDOD l~tA TO LET YOUwAll ,JULY 23--TUlSDAY FM Schedule KEEP ARMY RESEARCH PROGRAMS HOVING. IN ON THE: PLAN!, so WE AMBLE:O OVER TO WORKING WITH NEW TECHNIQUES ON [XOTIC GET A 'EW PARTICULARS FROM PEG BACKUS, THREE HOURS or MUSIC WITH ONE INTERRUPTION ~- ISo.OO SPACE~AGE MATERIALS, THE STUDENTS ARE FEATURED ARTISTS ELMER BERSTEIN, BILLY ECKSTINE, DANCE CHA.IRMAN GAINING AN IMPRESSIVE AHOUNT 0. EXPER r>IARV1N GAYE, RICHARD HAYMAN ORCHeSTRA & CHORUS, THE Now THEN--THE BIG OATE IS AUGUST 16, IENCE AND KNOWLEDGE TO SUPPLEMENT WNIV ITALIAN GUITARS, MAlEHOWA & THE TRADEWINOS, BARBARA ANO ALL THE ruN WILL START OF. WITH NO tRSITY COURSES, AND EARNING THEIR WAY, McNA IR, CARMEN ~-1cRAE, MilTON ROGERS ORCHE~TRA, THE HOST COCKTAILS IN THE ROMANTIC BANYAN TOO ROOM OF-iHt YOKWE Yl/I< PLANTATION AT 7:30 SUPREMES, THE fOUR Tops STATION BREAK ArTER NINETY UNDER THE eo-op PROGRAM, THE STUDENTS IN THE EVENING ROUND ABOUT 8'30 THE MINUTES, AFT~R THE HAWAIIAN WEDDING SONG ALTERNATE BETWEEN SCHOOL AND WORK, WORK GRAND MARCH WELL FORM UP AND MOVE: ON ING ONE TERM AND ATTENDING CLASSES THE OOWN THE LINE FOR A HOT BUFFET DINNER IN r JULY 24, 25-- WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY NEXT. THE PALATIAL TARO ROOM~-AND SUCH VITTLES RONALD BRITTON, AS THE OLD-TIMER IN AS THEY HAVE PLANNED' THERE'LL BE GOOD THE LATIN SOUND or HENRY MANCINI--32 00 THE GROUP, CARRIES THE HONORltlC TITLE SOUTHERN FRIED CHICKEN WITH DRESSING, SENOR PrT(R GUNN, BAHIA, CARNIVALITO~ QUIET NIGHTS or or "SENIOR METAL.LURGICAL Co-op STUDENT'''l VIAGINIA BAKED HAM, ESCALLOPED POTATOES, QUIET STARS, VAREDA TROPICAL, VOlARE LA ROSEA, THE Now A JU~IOR AT MISSISSiPPI STATE GREEN BEANS AlMONDINE, PEAS WITH ONIONS, BREtZE & I, PRESIOSA, COME TO THE MARDI GRAS, PERHAPS, UNIVERSITY, RONNIE IS SPENDING HIS HOT BISCUITS, ApPLE PIE A LA MDDE·-lOTS TICO TICO f'"OURTH TOUR Ut THE MATERIALS tNGINEERING'1 VIVA' VAUGHAN __ SARAH VAUGHAN--33 00 or GOOO EAT IN' AND DURING DINNER WE'LL BRANCH 0. THE STRUCTURES AND MECHANICS THE BoY FROM IPANEMA, FASCINATING RHYTHM, NIGHT SONG, HAVE ENTERTAINMENT WITH SMOKEY PIAZZA LABORATORY. LIKE OTHER STUDENTS, HE I AND HIS CALYPSO MUSIC--YOU KNOW, HE'S MR LUCKY, FEVER, SHINY STOCKINGS, AVALON, TEA rOR Two. CONSIDERS THE Co-op PROGRAM A REAL OP- I QUIET NIGHTS, STOMPIN' AT THE SAVOY, MOMENT or TRUTH. FROM JAMAICA, AND THAT'S PRETjY FAR ORTUNITY, SINCE HIS WORK HERE IS RELATED SOUTH! JIVA SAMBA TO HIS ACAOE~IC MAJOR. THE DYNAMIC DUo~-JIMMY SMITH & WES MONTGOMERY--36 00 WELL, THE GOOD TIMES AND rUN WilL BE RONN I E, IMPRESSED W!TH THE "[LA BORA TE JIMMY SMITH, ORGA~, WES MONTGOMERY, GUITAR ARRANGED GOING ON 'Til RIGHT AROUND I AM, WITH AND UNIQUE EQUIPMENT NOT AVAILABLE IN AND CONDUCTED BY OLIVER NELSON SOCIALIZING, AND PARTYING, AND PLENTY OF LABORATORIES AT SCHOOL, IS CON'IDENT DOWN BY TGE RIVERSIDE, NITE TRAIN, JAMES & WES, DANCING TO liVE BANO MUSIC. AND WHAT'S THAT HIS WORK HERE IS GIVING HIM A HEAD I~ (DEATH MRACH), BABY. IT's COLO OUTSIDE THE PRlcr f'"OR ALL THIS? A PIODLIN' llT~ START ON HIS 'ELLOW STUOENTS SACK AT HER61~ MANN STRING ALBUM--39 00 TLE $4 PER PERSON, THAT'S WHAT WE'lL SCHOOL. To SIR, WITH LOVE, HOLD BACK JUST A LITTLE, SPORTS CAR. LET YOU KNOW SOON WHERE AND WHEN YOU CAN ONE 0. THE MOST IMPORTANT ADVANTAGES, I GeT ALONG \'vITHOvT YOu VERY WELL. TtiERE IS A MO(;NTA(N, LA'TCH ON TO TICKeTS, aUT 00 START PLAN ACCORDING TO RONALO, IS LEARNING TO WORK NING NOW rOR THE YOKWE YuK WOMEN'S CLUB FLIGHT OF THE BLUEBIRD, YESTERDAY'S KISSES, PLEASE SEND WITH PEOPLE IN oTHER SCIENTI'IC SPECIAL SEMI~ANNUAl DINNER-DANCE, THE PLANTERS' ME SOMEONE TO LOVE, IT WAS A VERY GOOD YEAR, GLOOMY II TIES TO GET A JOB DONE. SUNDA Y ---- -., * * * * • * BA8Y BREEZE--CHET BAKER, FLUEGELHORN, AND VOCAL Micrones ....n Handicraft BABY BREElE, BORN TO BE BLUE, THIS IS THE THING, I WISH I REDSTONE ARSENAL, ALA.--THE U.S. ARMY You LOVE, EVERyTHING DEPENDS ON You, ONE WIT~ ONE, THE rOlLOWING ITEMS ARE A~DNG A ~ECENT , (JULY '7, 1968) AWARDED THE AERONUTRONIC PAMELA'S PASSION, THE TOUCH OF YOUR LIPS, COMIN' DOWN, SHIPMENT FROM THE MARSHALL ISLANDS DIS- IDIVISION Or PHILco-rORD CORPORATION THE TRICT. AVAilABLE BEGINNING Y~STERDAY YOU'Rt MINE, YOU. 'IRST INCREMENT OF A $100-MILLION-PLUS THE Fu'.JI PAGE 4 HOURGLASS TUESDAY, JULY 23, 1968 ' Hados With Sqt. Mike ""TH' BOYS TELL M~ )t)u BEEN HERE QUITE A WHILE., NORMAN./J ~~~~ -~-----: : "iREAF1J~l' WAN< 'IOU PfOP\.E 6'T'AAO ..,. A-mN1TON ,#.Wt) eAL.LJT5: ! WJ.IiN 'I Atxi'R&66 "It)LJ ! UNQiRi'-AND ,! f , R ! , y ! ~ \ j I e .] { ~ ~ ); J •I %" :"Wa',b d, George You're pamting.yourself mto a ,on.., I a'aID " LITTLE PEOPLE'S PUZZLE M o s e • • ~-~~------~--~--.------, PAGE 5 TUESDAY JULY 23, 1968 HOURGLASS ------r------,------~ • I L Slow P,tch Softball NatIon a eague W'ECo NORTHERNERS OUT H IT AND OUT SCORED THE MONEY MONGERS IN A 17-12 SLUGrEST YES NEW YORK {upr)--TIM MCCARVER'S S~CRI H~DAY AT DAL.LY FIELD. '\'IEee A.PPLlEO PRESS flCE F'LY OROVE IN Lou BROCK WITH THE wi URE IN fOUR OlffERENT INNINGS TALLYING fOUR NING RUN IN THE CLIMAX OF YESTERDAY'S RUNS TWICE, SIX A,NO THREE IN DIFfERENT INNINGS THR~-R~N NINTH-INNING RALLY AND CAVE THE MONEY MONGERS OUTBURST CAME IN THE fifTH THE ST. LOUIS CARDS A 5-4 VICTORY OVER INNING AS SIX PLAYERS CROSSEO THE PLATE. THE PHILADELPHIA PHILLIES. THEY ALSO DISPLAYED VALIANT EffORTS IN THE JULIAN JAVIER STARTED TH[ RALLV WITH A fiNAL INNING, COMING UP WITH THREE RUNS SINGLE OF'F WDO~Y FRYMAN AND CURT FLOOD HILI LEO THE WECo TEAM WITH fOUR MITS BEAT OUT A aUNT AGA INST RELIEVER JOHN WHILE GHOSTLY, 1<[[5 AND EMERSON CHIPPED IN BOOZER WITH NONE OUT Lou BROCK, 8ATTI WITH TWO APIECE JACKLICK AND 80NDRIK GOT FOR ORLANDO CEPEDA, SINGLED TO SCORE TWO EACH fOR THE MONGERS AND RICKLDN HOM- JAVIER WITH THE FIRST RUN OF THE INNING ERED, SUPPLVING THE POWER PUNCH fOR THE MIKE SH~NNON rOLLO'olED WITH A DOUBLE r INANCE BOYS. THAT SCORED FLOOD AND SENT BROCK TO THI * * * * * WHERE HE SCORED ON Mc CARVER'S SACRI GA IETY LOUNGE OVERPOWERED THE TITANS "B" 1---- FICE FLY OFF GR~NT JACKSON TEAM YESTERDAY 11-0 IN A FIVE INNING CONTEST RON SwOBODA TR I PLED I N ONE RUN AND AT BRANDON F'IELD. GAIETv ERUPTED rOR 17 !, American League Round-Up SCORED ON JERRY BUCHEK1S DOUBLE TO SNAP HITS, GETTING EIGHT OF' THEM IN THEIR Slx 2-2 TIE IN THE SIXTH INNING AS THE NEW RUN F'IRST INNING THEY ADDED FOUR MORE IN NEW YORI< (UPI)--HOYT WILHELM TIED Cv YOUNG'S YORK METS HANDED THE ATLANTA BRAVES THEI THE THIRD AND TWO ~ORE IN THE F'OURTH. TH1Y I ALL-TIME MAJOR LEAGUE RECORD BY APPEARING IN F'OURTH STRAIGHT DEFEAT, 5-2 DID ALL THEIR SCORING WITH TWO OUTS IN EACH IHIS 906TH GAME LAST NIGHT BUT HAD LITTLE CAUSE JIM BRITTON STRUCK OUT LARRY STAHL AND or THEIR PRODUCTIVt INNINGS. THE TITANS, ,TO CELEBRATE AS REGGIE JACKSON GREETED HIM ART SHAMSKY LEADING OfF' THE SIXTH BWT Eo WHO WERE HELD TO FOUR HITS, STARTED OFF THE 'WITH A HOME RUN AND THE OAKLAND ATHLETICS KRANEPOOL OQUalED AND SWOBODA FOLLOWED F'IRST INNING WITH TWO HITS AFTER ONE OUT BREEZED ON TO A 4-0 VICTORY OVER THE CHICAGO WITH HIS TRIPLE, PUTTING THE METS AHEAD HOWEVER, THEY rAILED TO MOVE THE RUNNERS WHITE Sox 3-2 JERRY BUCHEK DOUeLED TO COMPLETE THEY HAD ANOTHER OPPORTUNITY IN THE FOURTH WILHELM, WHO STARTED HIS MAJOR LEAGUE CAREER THE RALLY ANO GIVE THE METS A 4-2 LEAD. BUT AGAIN THE MILO UPRISING WAS SQUELCHED IN 1952 AND WILL BE 45-VEARS-OLD NEXT FRIDAY, DAvE GUISTI SCATTERED SEVEN HITS AND NEALE, HOGSED AND NORTH EACH GOT THREE ENTERED THE GAME AT THE START OF THE NINTH IN DICK SIMPSON SCORED ONE RUN AND KNOCKEO HITS HOGSED HAD A HOMER AND NEALE A TRIPLE NING WITH THE ATHLETICS LEADING 3-0 JACKSON IN ANOTHER TO GIVE THE HOUSTON ASTROS AMONG THEIR HITS HOMERED, DANNV CATER SINGLED AND JIM GOSGER WAS A 4.0 VICTORY OvER THE Los ANGELES DOD * * * * * SAFE ON AN ERROR BEF'ORE WILHELM RETIRED DAVE GERS. Slow Pitch Schedule DUNCAN, PITCHER JIM HUNTER AND BERT CAMPANERIS THE CHICAGO CUBS, SPARKED BY WILLIE YOUNG, A MEMBER OF' BASEBALL'S HALL OF' fAME IN SM I T H • 5 TWO - RUN PIN CH 00 U8L E T HAT e ROK E "T"u~[~S~O~'~T!-,-=J"",u~l~y-,2"3!-:::;-:;0".,l~l.,Y="f~,~[,,l,,,o COOPERSTOWN, NEW YORK, SET THE RECORD BETWEEN A 2-2 TIE IN THE EIGHTH INNING, COllECnol--DoUGLAS VS EBEY[ ANGELS 1890 AND 1911 WHEN RELlEr SPECIALISTS LIKE WIL A SEASON-HIGH OF' 17 HITS TO POUND OUT A BRANDON FIELD HELM WERE UNKNOWN YOUNG PITCHED 7377 INNINGS 7~2 TRIUMPH OVER THE SAN FRANCISCO GAl --REO DEVILS VS CRESCENTS AND WON 51 r GAMES WHILE LOSING 315. WILHELM RESULTS OF NATION~L LEAGUE PLAY WERE' HAS PITCHED 2010 INNINGS WHILE WINNING 128 CHICAGO 7 SAN FRANCISCO 2 WEDNESDAV JULY 24 DALLY F'IELD GAMES AND LOSING 106 NEW YORK 5 ATLANTA 2 MONEV MONGERS DUNCAN, WHO STARTED THE GAME BATTING .175, ST. LOUIS 5 PHILADELPHIA 4 BRA NOON riEL 0 iHIT A TIOO-RUN HOMER OFF STARTER JACK fiSHER IN HOUSTON 4 Los ANGELES ° --WECo NORTHERNERS VS KENTRON :THE SECOND INNING AND THE ATHL[TtCS TAGGED FI (ONLY GA~ES SCHEDULEO) ,ER FOR A THIRD RUN IN THE THIRD INNING ON RICK THURSDAY JULY 2') DALLY F'IELD MONDAY'S SINGLE AND SAL BANDO'S DOUBLE. --KENTRON VS CRESCENTS i HUNTER, WHO RETIRED 14 OF' THE F'lRST 15 BAT World of Golf BRANDON F' I ELD 'TERS HE F'ACED, PITCHED A SIX·HITTER, STRUCK OUT --MONEY MONGERS VS WECo MECK THREE AND WALKED ONE IN SQUARING HIS SEASON RE PAL~ BEACH GARDENS, F'LORIDA (UPI)- JULIUS BOROS' PGA CHAMPIONSHIP TRIUMPH CORD AT 8-ti. THE LOSS WAS F'ISHER1S SIXTH fRIDAY JULY 26 ---MEETING-ROUND ROBIN A~4INST FOUR ~INS VAULTED THE STOCKY GOLF'ER 'NTO THE TOP PINCH-HITTER Lou JOHNSON'S TVa-RUN HOHER IN 10 MONEV-WINNING LIST YESTERDAY WITH * * * * ~NAGERS THE F'IF'TH INNING BROKE OPEN A CLOSE GAME AND L SIXTH PLACE EARNINGS OF $82,701, Twilight Golf Leagu THE CLEVELAND INDIANS INTO SOLE POSSESSION OF BOROS COLLECTED $25,000 SUNDAY rOR HIS SECOND PLACE WITH A 7-3 WIN OVER THE BALTIMORE FIRST TOURNAMENT VICTORV OF THE VEA~. KMR 1 WON THE SPEC tAL SERVICES TWILIGHT ORIOLES JOHNSON'S BLOW GAVE THE INDIANS A 6-3 EDGED ARNOLD PALMER AND BOB CHARLES BV A GOLF' LEAGUE IN A CLOSE FINISH WITH A 1/2 LEAD AND PAVED THE WAY FOR SONNY SIEBERT TO SINGLE STROKE IN EARNING THE RIGHT TO POINT VICTORV OVER THE GLOBAL ADMINISTRATION SCORE HIS NINTH STRAIGHT VICTORY OVER THE ORI· REPRESENT THE UNITED STATES IN THE NEXT TEAM, 31 1/2 TO 31. THE RACE WA.S VERY CLOSE IDLES CANADA CUP MATCHES GOING DOWN THE STRETCH WITH THE F'IRST THREE I SIEBERT WAS RELIEVED WITH ONE OUT IN THE PALMER, THE ALL-TIME MONEY WINNER, TEAMS BEING SEPARATED By 1/2 !JOINT EACH. ISEVENTH AND MIKE PAUL AND EDDIE F'ISHER ALLOWED GAINED NINTH PLACE IN THE STANDINGS WITH MEMBERS OF THE W'INNING tQ.oR I TEAM ARE :ONL'f ONE HIT O\l£R THE LAST 2 2/3 INNINGS HIS $12,500 SHARE OF THE RICHES NICK SPARKS (TEAM CAPTAIN), MEL rOSTER, fRED I HOME RUNS BY KEN HARRELSON AND DALTON JONES BILLY CASPER WIDENED HIS LEAD OVER KARCH, GEORGE DOVERS, RUDY CARR, Roy ZUMWALT, lAND FOUR SINGLES BY MIKE ANDREWS SPICED A 16-H SECOND PLACE TOM WEISKOPF' WITH A $5,750 fRANK ZEBAL, TED LUCERO AND BOB ARIYOSHI. IATTACK WHICH CARRIED JIM LONBERG TO HIS F'IRST PAYOFF IN THE PGA THAT LIFTED HIS TOTAL ,ITRIUMPH or THE SEASON AND ENABLED THE BOSTON FOR TH[ VEAR TO $135,935. WEISKOPF' 15 Results iSox TO DEF'EAT THE NEW YORK YANKEES 7-6 Lo'.""'9 THE ONLY OTHER HUNOREO GRANO WINNER AT WON LOST 'ALlOWEO ONE ~IIT IN SIX INNINGS BUT ~ALKED EIGHT $129,686 KI'R I 311/2 2OT/2 :SATTERS SHORE LEAVING THE GAME WITH A 6-1 LEAD GLOBAL ADMIN 31 21 I ROOK I E AUREL I 0 RODR I GUEZ DROVE I N THREE RUNS HAWA IIANS 3D 1/2 21 1/2 lAND RELIEVER BOBBY LOCKE PUT DO~N A LATE MINNE 1968 SLOW PITCH GAGAC 23 :SOTA UPRISING AS THE CALifORNIA ANGELS SCORED MlC ~~ 1/2 23 1/2 4 6-5 V"TORY OVER THE TWINS. THE ANGELS RAL Raytheon GLOBAL INTER 28 1/2 23 1/2 KI'R II 28 1/2 liED FOR TWO IN THE FOURTH AND THREE MORE IN ~~ 1/2 'THE EIGHTH BEFORE LOCKE RETIRED CESAR TOVAR ON I.[Co-BTL 28 'A F'LY WITH THE BASED FILLED. GLOBAL 36'ERS 26 26 THE ANGELS SCORED THREE R~NS IN THE SECOND ON GEORGE I 5 F'OUR 22 1/2 29 1/2 CO[ :THREE SINGLES AND RODRIGUEZ' DOUBLE AND THREE 22 30 MORE IN THE fOURTH ON THREt SiNGLES, A WALK AND BURNS & ROE 21 31 ,A HIT BATSMAN FIREF'IGHTERS 18 34 RESULTS or AMERICAN LEA~UE ACTION YESTERDAY MARINE DEPT. 14 28 ARE AS F'OLLDWS' • • • iCAU F'ORN IA 6 t-1 "'INESOTA 5 'OAKLAND 4 CHICAGO 0 World Golf Rankmgs 'CLEVELAND 7 BALTIMORE 3 NEW I'fORK (UPI)--RoD LAVER OF AUSTRALIA, BOSTON ( NEW YORK 6 KING or THE TENNIS PROS AND WINNER or WIH~ (ONLY GAMES SCHEDULED) BLEDON'S rlRST OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP, WAS THE UNANIMOUS CHOICE OF II INTERNATIONAL PANEL~ ISTS TODAY IN THE MID-YEAR RANKINGS FOR THE ARE Nike-X Scotch Foursome MARTINI AND ROSSI PLAYER OF THE YEAR AWARD. GEORGE JOHNSON, JOHN BOUVIER, HUGH A NIKE-X SCOTCH F'OURSOME IS STARTING, AND ANOTHER SET or RAN~INGS WILL BE 'SSUEO MCGONICLE, WALT GORSKI, (SECOND ROW L-R) THERE Is NEEO F'OR SIX MORE COUPLES TO GET IT ArTER THE U.S. OPEN AT rOREST HILLS IN CHARLIE DAHL, DAVE LAURIN, JIM HOPKINS, UNDERWA Y 1f YOU ARE AT ALL I NTER[STED IN SEPTEMBER AND rlNAL RANKINGS TO DtTERMINE (LAST ROW L-R) VIC NETUPSKY, JOHN GANNON, JOINING THE LEAGUE YOU MAY fiND OUT All NE THE WINNER or THE ANNUAL AWARD rOLLOWS THE ED TRIEBSCH AND GOERGE RIPSOM. MISSING :CESSARY INfORMATION BY CALLING 81207 BEFORE AUSTRALIAN OPEN AND THE DAVis CUP CHALLENGE FROM THE PICTURE ARE STEVE D1ADOLf, AL 14'3° AND B270( AFTER 5'00 PM ROUNDS AT THE END OF' THE YEAR. STARCHER AND KEN MANSF'lELD. LAVER DREW ALL THE fiRST PLACt VOTES ON NE" YORK (UPI) --QUARTERBACK fRANK TARKENTON riVE BALLOTS F'ROM U.S. ELECTORS, THREE rRO~ 'A NE~ ONE-YEAR CONTRACT WITH THE NEW YORK NOTE WITH THE ROUND ROBIN GAMES BE- ENGLANO, TWO FROM AUSTRALIA AND ONE FROM 'GIANTS THE ESTIMATED SALARY PROVIDED BY THE GINNING THIS WEEKEND, THIS WEEKS FINISH F'RANCE. :CONTRACT IS $60,000 ING GAMES WilL PROBABLV BE SOME Of THE BEHIND HIM IN ORDER WERE KEN ROSEWALL or SEASON'S BEST. TAKE TIME OUT AND COME AUSTRAL lAM TONY ROCHE or AUSTRALIA, ARTHUR ! STRENGTHEN SPORT-S-S-P-'-R-'-T-O-.-K-WAJALE IN TO THE GAMES BE A. SPORTSMAN! ASHE Ir THE U.S., JOHN NEWCOMBE or AUSTRAL------~------~., PAGE 6 - HourGlass Financial Section Wall Str et T day H urGlass Stocks, Mutuals NE~ YCR~ {UPI)--THE 5TOC~ M~RK[T TOOK ~N OTHER SLIDE TODAY. BUT ON " SLOPE SOMEWHAT ADDRESSOGRAPH NA NA REVLOH 84 -2 L[SS STtEP THAN THE ONE YESTERDAY. ALeAN ALUM 2~- 3/8 NC RUALl ~~ 1/2 + 1/2 A SPURT or BUYING SHOWED LATE IN THE AF"TER ALL lED CHEM +5/B SCHENLEY +1/2 MOON, BUT IT ~A\L[D TO GENERATE ENOUGH MOMEN AMEtM CA.N PHOTO r5 r~~ -1/2 ScOTT PAI'Ett 27 1/4 -I 1/4 TUM TO TURN THE MARKET AROUND ELECTRONICS, AMER ICAN N GAS 41 + 1/2 SURS NA NA LEADERS IN TODAY'S DECLINE, SHOWED NOTABLE AMERICAN T & T 52 -I/B SHELL OIL 67 3/4 +2 I/B IMPROVEMENT, BUT THE REST Of THE LIST fAilED AMPEX 29 7/B +5/B SINGER Co. NA NA TO fOLlOW ALONG ANACONDA 47 -3/8 SoUTHERN PA C NA NA ANALYSTS SAID THE CONTINUED DISCOURAGEMENT ARMCO 497/B -I/B SPERRY RAND NA NA IN WALl.. STREET STEMMED PARTLY rROM PROSP!:CTS ARMOUR 46 1/8 +1 3/8 SQUARE D NA NA OF AN [AS I tiC I N THE ECONOMY I N FUTURE MONTHS BENDIX 3B I/B NC Syo BRAND NA NA THE WALL STREET JOURNAL CARRIED A STORY BETHLEHEM SUEL 29 1/4 -1/4 STO OIL OF C~L" NA NA WHICH QUOTED BUSINESS ANALYSTS AS SAYING THEY BOE ING 65 1/2 NC STD OIL or INO 54 IL2 -1/2 EXPECTED us ECONOMIC EXPANSION WILL COME TO BORG WARNER NA NA SYD Oil Of' NJ -31B " HALT BY THE END Of THE YEAR BURROUGHS 195 +1 1/2 STOKELY J~ 7~~ +1 3/4 ANOTHER fACTOR TO M~~E TR~DERS J'TTER~ W~$ CHRYSLER. NA NA STUOE WORTH 52 1/4 -2 1/4 THE RUSSI~N-CZECH SITUATION, WHICH IS NEAR COCA COLA 73 - I 3/.4 SWIFT 26 I/B NC THE CRISIS POINT COLGATE NA NA TELEDYNE NA NA ADDING TO ALL THESE ITEMS WAS THE L~CK O~ COM SAT NA NA TUNECO 28 1/8 -3/B ~NY ENCOURAGING BUSINESS NE~$ CON EDISON NA NA TEXACO 79 7/8 -I THE UNITEO PRESS iNTERNATIONAL STOCK MAR~ET CONTROL DATA NA NA TEXAS INST 97 -I 5/B INDICATOR ~'NISHED WITH A LOSS O~ 0.49 PER CORNING CO. -1/4 THIOKOL 17 I/B +1/4 CENT ON 1,539 ISSUES TRADED DECLINES OUT DEERE 3:;g 3/4 -I 1/4 rRANS WOlltLD NA NA PACED ADVANCES, 858 TO 469, A MARGIN THAT WAS Dow CHEMICAL NA NA 20TH CENTURY fox NA NA SOMEWHAT NARROW'ER THAN EARLIER IN HIE DAY DUPONT 160 -1/4 UNITED AIRC 65 3/r, +2 I/B THE Dow JONES INOUSTRIAL AVERAGE SHAVED ITS EASTERN AIR 30 3/4 -3/B UNION CARBIDE 42 -5/B EARLIER LOSS BUT STILL FINISHED DOWN 2 22 AT EASTMAN KODAK 77 3//B -1/2 UNITED fRUIT 50 1/2 +5/B 898.10. THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANCE INDEX fAIRCHilD CAMERA 595 B + 1/2 UNIROYAL 59 1/2 +1/4 SHOWED A LOSS OF NINE CENTS IN THE AVERAGE fiRESTONE 5B SiB +I/B US GYPSUM B4 1/2 +3/4 SHARE PR I CE rORD 51 -3/4 U..... O"N 46 -I 5/B VOLUME WAS ABOUT EVEN WITH YESTEROAY'S GENERAL DYNAMICS NA NA US STEEL -1/4 13,5,0,000 SHARES AGAINST 13,530,000 GENERAL ELECTRIC B35/B -1/8 VlESTEI'M UNION ~j 3/4 -1/4 OF THE 15 MOST ACTiVE ISSUES EIGHT wERE GEN£LItAL rOOD B4 3/8 NA WESTINGHOUSE NA NA HIGHER, SEVEN LOWER. THIRTY FIVE ISSuES GENERAL INSTRUMENTS 51 3/8 -5/B XEROX 227 3/4 +6 3/4 TOUCHEO NEW LOWS FOR THE YEAR, WHILE 16 SET GENERAL MOTORS Bo 5/B -I 5/8 ZENITH 54 liB -3/4 NE .... MIG"S GEM T & E 36 5/8 -I 1/4 INSTITUTIONAL TRADING WAS MINIMAL, WITH A GEN T & R -1/4 Investor's Guide TOTAL ~F 49 BLOCKS OF 10,000 SHARES OR MORE GoODRICH ~ 3/B +3/8 RECOROED GOODYEAR NA NA VOLUME LEADER FOR THE THIRD CONSECUTIVE GRUM A IRe 34 3/8 +1/2 Se:SSIO~' WAS OCCIDENTAL Pe:TROLEUM, CLOSING UP HilTON NA NA I I 3/4 TO 45 3/4 ON 464,200 SHARES THE COM- HONEYVELl 114 7/8 +5 Q, • READLNG ONE OF YOUR COLUMNS ON FIG PAt,Y IS IN THE FINAL STAGES OF A MERGER WITH IBM 343 3/4 +1 3/4 URING THE TAX COST or MUTUAL FUND SHARES, "'lOOKER CHHIICAL, W'r-11CH WAS SECOND l'oIOST ACTIVE INTERNATIONAL HARV 33 I/B NC 1 REA~'ZED THAT SINCE \ PAIP T~xtS ANNUALLY I, ISSUE .... ITH 196J.2CO SHARES. IT CLOSED UP INTERNATIONAL PAPER 31 7/8 +1/4 ON REINVEST[D CAPITAL GAINS AND DIVIDENDS 2 ,/8 TO 68 I/~ ONE SLOCK Or 20,500 SHARES INTERNATIONAL T & T 54 1/2 -1/4 FOR FIVE YEARS I REALLY HAD A LOSS INSTEAD TRAOED AT 73 1/2 IN A CROSS TRANSCATION JONES & LAUGHLIN 64 3/4 -I OF A PROF4T AND I FINALLY SOLD MY SHARES IN THIRD PLACE .... AS SUNASCO, UP I 1/8 TO KA nER A.l 35 liB -I 3/4 I'VE BEEN ABLE TO OBTAIN A REfUHD ON MY TAX 33 3/B ON 137,700 SHAR'S. LIGGET & My NA NA PAYMENTS ONE OF THE SESSION'S BIGGEST MOVERS WAS LITTON 73 +3/B A - GOOD WOR~. THAT'S HOW RECORD-KEEPLNG ATLANTIC RICHf'"fELD, WHICH JUMPED 9 TO 186 ON LOCKHEED 53 I/B +1/2 I CAN SAVE YOU MONE Y TOP OF ITS 29 1/2 POINT RISE YESTERDAY, IT LONE SUR 22 7/8 NC * '" .. * '" ... STILL WAS GETT!NG TRADER MILEAGE OUT OF ITS LOR IllARO NA NA REPORTEDLY FABULOUS OIL-GAS DISCOVERY IN MAGNA VOX NA NA Q. - I THOUGHT I READ IN YOUR COLUMN THAT ALASKA IN WHICH IT HAS A WOR~ING INTEREST McDONNELL-DOUGLAS 49 1/4 -7/8 THERE ARe: GOVERNMENT BONOS YIELDING AS MUCH ',.11TH JERSEY STANDARD ATLANTIC A\.SO REPORTED McGRAW HILL 47 1/2 -I 1/2 AS 5% BUT WHEN I INQUIRED AT A FEW BANKS IMPROVED EARNINGS FOR ITS MOST RECENT QUARTE~ 37 -1/4 THEY HAD NO KNOWLEDGE OF THEM JERSEY STANDARD STRONG ALL LAST WEEK, GAVE 105 I/B -I/B A _ ON THE D~~ YOUR LETTER ARRIVED, THE UP I TO 76 7/8 RICHfiELD MADE THE MoST M- ISS ION CORP NA NA GOVERNMENT 60ND liST LISTEO OOIENS OF TREAS ACTIVE LIST IN SIXTH PL"CE ON 101,300 -MoBil OIl. 50 1/8 +I/B URY BONOS, NOTES, cERTIFICATES, BILLS -- ALL SHARES MoNSANTO NA NA YLELOING ANYWHERE fROM 5 TO 6% (TO MATURITY). ELECTRONICS SPARKLED, WITH A NUMBER OF MoNTGOMERY WARD NA NA AND IF YOU ~ANT TO EXTEND THIS LIST TO GOV YESDEROAY'S FAIR-SIZED LOS~RS TURNING INTO MoTOROLA 132 1/2 +3 1/2 ERNMENT AGENCY SECURITIES -- SUCH AS THE GAINERS MOTOROLA, A 10 3/q. POiNT 1-0$£R NAT BISCUIT NA NA FEDERAL LAND BANK, THE FEDERAL HOME LOAN YESOERDAY, GAINED 3 1/2 HONEYWELL, 5 1/8 NAT CASH REGISTER NA NA BANK AND THE FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE LowtR IN THE PREVIOUS SESSION, JUMPED TO NORTHWEST A I R -2 7/B ASSOCIATION, THE liST IS MORE THAN DOUBLED 1147/8 NATIONAL CASH REGISTER GAINED 17/8 OLIN MATH ~~ 1/2 -1/2 AND YIELDS CO ABOVE ~ TO 127 1/8, COLLINS RADIO I/B TO 51 3/8 AND OTI, [L 42 3/4 NC I THINK, PERHAPS, THESE BANKERS AREN'T PAC G & EL FAIRCHILD CAMERA 1/2 TO 59 5/8 EACH GAVE UP 34 3/B +I/B I NTERESTED You L I 'IE I N ONE or THE COUNTRY'S & MORE THAN 2 POINTS IN YESTERDAY'S SESSION PAC T T 24 3/4 NC LARGE ~INANCIAL CENTERS BETTER CONSULT A XEROX ALSO ROSE, JUMPING 6 3/4 TO 227 3/4 PAN AMERICAN 21 3/B -1/4 SECURITIES BROKeR AFTER IT HAD LOST YESTERDAY, SPECIALTL£S PENN NY CEMT +7/B ****** LIKE AMERICAN RESEARCH, FIRST NATIONAL STORES PEPSICO J~ 1/2 -I 5/B AND AMK CORP ALSO WERE GAINERS-THe: FIRST UP PILLSBURY NA NA Q. - I HAVE BEEN FORWARDING YOUR COLUMN POUROlo 3 1/2 TO 17 7/8, TH' .,eONO 3 1/4 TO 35 1/4, 106 1/4 + I/B REGULARY TO MY SON, WHO WilL SOON COMPLETE PROCTER & GAMBLE THE THIRD 3 1/4 TO 50 1/2 +1/8 HIS MILITARY SERViCE. HE 's 25, SINGLE RCA STEELS EASED, WITH FIRST R£PORTS ON THE ~ 5/B +1/2 HE HAS SAVED HIS MONEY AND IS NOW LNTERESTED RAYTHEON STRIKE VOTE BY STEELWORKERS SHOWING AN OVER 36 7/B +3/B IN INVESTING IT, PLUS ADDITIONAL SAVINGS .... HELMI~jG "ye:s" TO A WALKOUT W"iEN INDIJSTRY HE IS PARTICULARLY INTERESTED IN. GROWTH CONTRACTS EXPIRE AT TH' END or THE MONTH STOCKS, INCOME STOCKS ~OR REINVESTMENT OF rxM JOlES CLOSING AVERAGl:S JONES & LAUGHLIN GAVE UP I TO 64 3/4 DIVIDENDS, CONVERTIBLE BONDS. STOCKS CLOSE CHANGE A. - A YOUNG MAN DOES WELL TO CONCENTRATE I Nouan IAU 896 10 0" 2 22 30 ON GROWTH~TYPE INVESTMENTS. HE HAS ONE OF 20 RAILS 4 44 UP WASHINGTON {UPI} __ SOME REPUijLICAN CONGRESS 25 . 0 23 THE BEST INVESTMENT FACTORS ON HIS SLOE' UTILtTIES uP MEN ARE PRESS I NG FOR A NAT I ONAL tlREMEMBER 15 132. I9 0 13 TIME HE CAN ACHIEVE GROWTH EITHER THROUGH STOCKS THE PUEBLO" DISPLAY or rLAGS SUNOAY IN TRI 65 323.33 0" 0 27 STEADY ACCUMULATION OF QUALITY GROWTH STOCKS BUTE TO THE 82 SURV4VING CREWMEN O~ THE U.S. /£11 YORK STOCK EXCHANGE II«)[XES OR THROUGH REGULAR PURCHASES Or A GROWTH INTELLIGeNCE SHIP, SEIZED SIX MONTHS AGO CLOSE CHANGE TYPE MuTUAL FUNO. I'M SENDING YOU SUGGES TODAY BY NORTH KOREA. I NOUSTR !ALa NA NA TIONS ON BOTH ROUTES THE GROUP R~ISED THE SuGGESTION YESTERDAY I DON'T SEE MUCH POINT TO HIS CONSIDERING TUNSI'ORTA T ION 50.17 OF~ 0.10 AS MEMBERS TOOK THE HOUSE ~LOOR TO CASTIGATE UT'lITY 44 65 orr 0 1'7 REINVESTMENT O~ DIVIOENDS FROM INCOME STOCK THE JOHNSON ADMINISTRATION fOR ITS HANDLING FINANCE 68 56 Orf 0 27 EVEN IF HE SHOULD BUY A GENEROUS (5~, OR Of TH( INCIDENT ALL STOCK INDEX 55 70 OFF 0 I [ EVEN A BIT HIGHER) OIVIDEN~-PAYING ISSUE REP DURWARD G. HALL Or MISSOURI SAID THE (WHICH, BY OEfINITION, IS NOT A GROWTH STOCK) 'E4IVRE APPEARED TO HAVE BEEN NO MCRE THAN A HE ISN'T LIKELY TO 00 AS WELL AS HE WOULD "PURE AND SIMPLE FACE·SAVING DEVICE 9'( THE DENVER {up I ) __ A CHAMP' ON ~lA T-COA TED WITH AN AGGRESSIVE GROWTH STOCK WHLCH PAYS JOHNSON-HUMPHREY ADMINISTRATION. fHE RESER RETRIEVER NAMED MOLLY APPARe:NTLY SET A ONLY 1% IN DIVIDENDS, OR NONE AT All VISTS ARE STILL ON ACTIVE DUTY (BUT) tHEY NATIONAL RECORD FOR HER 9REED 6Y LIVING AN INCOME-PRODUCING CORPORATION FIRST PAYS BIRTH TO A LITTER O~ 12. ARE HoT BEINe; USED IN ANY WAY, SHAPE OR ~ORM OUT ABOUT ONE-HALF ITS EARNINGS IN TAXES AND TO HELP URIN~ ABOUT THE RELEASE or THE PUE8LO MOlLY'S OWNER, DENVER ATTORNEY MISS THEN PASSES PART ON Of THE NET TO ITS SHARE AND H[R CREW" PAMELA MARTIN SAID THE !'REVIOUS NATIONAL HOLPERS, WHO IN TURN PAY A TAX ON THE DIVI RECORD WAS II DEND BASED ON THE I R OWN TA • • HOURGLASS PAGE 7 Do Brainy Cirls Have Best Legs? CROOWORD - - KOJUZONTAL 38 At pruent 9 Actot 1 ThIn ttme con.truc_ IS Steal 40 Heir tlDn 8 TOl,iCb.ed 4Z 'r'..>Ok 0" var.TI(lAL 10 Ex.. t Launch T WQ-Year Study to Find Out 11 Gol! 12 Tropical (!"art:) 1 MIIJ&4cter plant 4tI Verily , B&U;, rnouncb 13 Female 49 GoddUMI 0l ? PN!~ 19 Notein ous leg lmes geographic dd By JOSEPH WHITT to Iheep dl$f'.om 4 Time ~~. (,,,trill Pn'~ A'~o('",t",,, tnhutmn and to fmd out if thp~ " """ _ :lQ p""t periodl. 21 Blackbird. C()rre~pml'k"t aN any d,fference~ In somato 15 J:ngllah 52 ..ucend 5 lYt fflm\lat' 24 Twttehlnl' da~~es LONDON Do bram~ gIrls type between IlOclaJ river 53 C"rd Somatotype means shape , "26 Ba.ekinl' mo~t 16 Ja.p1Ulelie IS .. L&.rge cuk .... have the beaUtlilll kgs" Our IHve~tlgat 01) ~hould ~how 28 Atm O&YrroqUll'S VZFAXZQ USOQADLZX DQFXEZQ SAO TSRRZUZ: VD'I''I'DRDABZDL5 BMLZX. V..-terd&,... ~,. • .ax..r!'AN'!' OW·KlUt' SOPRANQ C1UCA!t'ES S'1'!CJCY PRO:sL£Jl A'1' :!lEST (0 1-. KiIIC" lI'eatI.I,.. Bl'1ldlcWl eM' A CROWD GATHERS as Abe Fortas It'aves lh,- ~enatr Jud, Clary Committee hf'armg m WashIngton "Iudl IS ltllHUj ermg bls eh"vabon from a~sQ('latO" to ('h,rf Ju~l" i of 1 ... STRONG SECURITY measures are bemg plann~d fut the DeN l'fU (lpturM ,- S flyer'> o(ratJc Nahonal Convention and e\en thl'> tJtrly pohcemlln Hanm ann{)\lnte many playeu tend to do- even though it is an h 0 nor card. South easily makes the contract beeaWle the lead provlda him. with two sure diamottd ~ pm) Ew, ln an effort to fool de clarer, goes up with the ace (ID .. WIllI' stead of the king) and retUl'llS .984.3 the five of dlamondl South 18 .Q7U now at the c:roallJ'Oftds of the .J84. hand, for it he puts In the ten. ... West WlnB and. retuma a. d1a,.. mond, permitting JIlut to eataboo 1Iah hW fifth diamond lUI the setting triok before declarer can run h1a elubl But South should go up with The bldd.lng th& queen, not becauae he can Eaat 8CIuth Weet North be certain that Eaat hILI the 1. Pau PIUI,I Dble king, but largely becaUH it q Pau 2NT Paa 3NT more probable that Eut'. open.. Operun, lead _ tour of d.la- ~t ~~:stJ the A-K of Ids mondl. South mould not bet hia ute Declarer does not lee how tho or hill hom.estead on this propo.. adVerse carda are divided, he mtlon, he .hould merely follow muat therefore rely on hill In- what appeara to be be the per .tinct and good jUdgment wh&n eentage. play he bu a dlff1cUlt problem to When the queen wins, South'. solve Of eoune. declarer can- work If. essentially 40 n e. He not be expected to guea right foNes out the ace of clublJ, and, all the time, but, it he II; a. real- becatlM the diamondl: ar. block. I'OOd workman, he wU1 .... ed and cannot be nan. he eully \Vronr In a. crucial alt· makQ thrte notrump (In. tact. he eventually maku ten tricb when lIlut pta squeued.), The quem play at trick two dou not atan4 out exacUy like TRAGEDIES KILL 19 Firemen (top) carry body of a ('hlld Kt. I:v.....t, but any declarer from a fonr famJly home In New York when a fire kUlf'd who prides hfmIelf on hiJ; work.. BIAFRA REFUGEES In Fllllgu capital city of Blafra, the breakav.ay prol.hlte of Nigeria ",u, J,'1l.rf"t Duthie, 25 an In 11 pet'l'IOnll and north ot Sedalia, Mo thl'l hO"."lqn tra'lh mlUl.lhtp .. bound to make the pia, tel lUl.Uonal Rcd Cml AIR AUG 6 C0NOIT,O~ERS A~"IL"BLE J • C"R ['<5 22000 BTU, $125 17000 BTU, $IOC C~LL '2200 ~'TER 5 00 PM. Offldal Bulletin' DUTY OFfiCER PHONE, GIRLS 24" BIKE $1000 23JuLy68 CPT W E LYI LOST COME KENNER MILLION EYES BlUE DEN 1M DOUBLE MAN S" SEPTEMBER OF SLMARA SM~LL Z,PPO LIGHTER, C"::'RAVEO WITH Do GLAS M S~ILES ... NO SPArE SYSTEMS il~s:"~,-GKJ:~":N~.~R-C--t~M~I~LL~1O~"~E~Y~E~St-T~H~E~H~US;'Tt~E;R-tC~"'~E==-:--t~T~H~E-;-' ;;:;,;:;1 i ALL PERSONNEL AND CRA fT ~UST STA Y OUT ENSIG"I~ SE~TI"(NT"l VALUE, WILL II SEPTEMBER O. THE .... BOVE HAZARD AREA BeTWEEN THE REWAPD rl~~(R .... , TH SIMIL ... R I,PPO HOURS OF 1100 TO 1300 TOMORROW, JULY 24 LIC",TH C.... LL K P NORK"'S, 131155 O~ EMON LODGE No 179 F & AM SPECIAl.. TO ALL YDKWE YUK CLUB MEMBERS LONOON (UPI}--ELIZABETH TAYLOR WAS IN 132626 M[(TING 7 30 P~, TUESDAY 23, JULY, IN ON FRID.... Y EVENING, JULY 26, 1968 "COMFORTABLE ANO S .... TISFACTORY" CONOITI THE ZAR BLOC ALL EA's, FC's ANO rRO~ 7 PM UNTIL 7, THE "YOUNG HAWAIIAI