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VOL. 7 NO. 2976 KWAJALEIN, MARSHALL ISLANDS MoNDAY, Ap"IL II, 1966
SANTA MON I CA, CAL IF. (Up I) --DE VELOP MENT OF THE WORLD'S" BR I GHTEST" LASER - BOMB SHORTAGE IN SOUTH VIET NAN A LIGHT BEAM 250 BILLI~N TIMES BRIGHTER IS HAMPERING ALLIED WAR EFFORT THAN THE SUN -- WAS ANNOUNCED TODAY BY SAIGON (UPI)--A SEVERE SHORTAGE Or BOMBS WAS DISCLOSED TODAY TO BE CURTAILING U.S. AIR DR THEODORE H MAIMAN, WHO DEVELOPED THE ATTACKS ON THE V,ET CONG IN SOUTH VIET NAM. U.S. AUTHORITIES SAID THE SHORTAGE WAS DUE FIRST LASER PARTLY TO ANTI-GOVERNMENT DISO~DERS THAT SHARPLY CU~TAIl~D UNLOADING OF BOMBS AT THE KEY MIAMAN SAID THE NEW LASER'S BRIGHTNESS DA NANG PORT WAS MORE THAN 250 TRILLION WATTS PER THE UNITED STATES ALSO ACKNOWLEDGED TODAY rOR THE FIRST TIME THAT THE POLITICAL TURMOIL SQUARE CENTIMETER WHEN FOCUSED TO A POINT IN SOUTH VIET NAM WAS HAMPERING THE GENERAL WAR EFFORT AGAINST THE COMMUNISTS. ABOUT ONE-THOUSANDTH OF AN INCH IN DIA- ASSISTANT DEFENSE SECRETARY ARTHUR SYLVESTER IN WASHINGTON ATTRIBUTED A DEC~EASE IN MATER MIAMAN SAID THE NEW LASER CONSISTS AME~ICAN AIR STRIKES AGAINST THE VIET CONG TO THE FACT THAT SOUTH VIETNAMESE GROUND FOR OF TWO LASERS PLACED END TO END. CES WERE "MOUNTING FEWE~ ATTACKS THAT REQUIRE AIR STRIKES." HE SAID THE REDUCTION IN AIR RAIDS WAS DUE IN PART TO "THE DISORDER AT 50 .000 SOFT COAL MINERS IDLED DA NANG," WHERE ANTI-GOVERNMENT DOCKERS RE 1 FUSED TO SHOW UP FOR WORK, FO~CING SUPPLY IN FIRST BIG STRIKE SINCE '51 SHIPS TO UNLOAD BOMBS AT OTHER MORE DISTANT PITTSBURGH (UPI)--ApPARENTLY PROTESTING A NEW WAGE CONTRACT WITH THE NATION'S BIGGEST PORTS. SOFT COAL PRODUCER, MORE THAN HALF THE COUNTRY'S SOFT COAL MINERS WENT ON STRIKE TODAY SOURCES IN SAIGON SAID THE SITUATION HAS IN THE INDUSTRY'S FIRST MASS WALKOUT IN 15 YEARS. AGGRAVATED AN ALREADY TROUBLESOME SHIPPING IN WASHINGTON, THE TOP THREE OFFICERS OF THE UNITED MINE WORKERS (UMW) ORDERED THE BOTTLENECK IN SOUTH VIETNAMESE PORTS MEN BACK TO WORK WHILE NEGOTIATIONS CONTINUED ON A NEW CONTRACT WITH THE BITUMINOUS COAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT THAT THE CIVIL UNREST WAS PRODUCERS ASSOCIATION (BCOA) HURTING THE WAR EfFORT COINCIDED WITH DIS EVEN AS THE ORDER WAS DISPATCHED, ROVING BANDS OF PICKETS BEGAN MOVING THROUGH THE COAL CLOSURE THAT EMBATTLED SOUTH V,ETNAMESE FIELDS SHUTTING DOWN MINES NOT AFFECTED BY THE ORIGINAL WALKOUT. PREMIER NGUYEN CAO Ky HAD SECRETLY MOVED A By LATE TODAY ABOUT 53,000 WORKERS IN EIGHT STATES WERE OFF THE JOB, CUTTING OFF COAL FULL REGIMENT OF TROOPS INTO SAIGON BEFORE SUPPLIES TO MAJOR STEEL COMPANIES AND POWER DAWN TODAY TO STRENGTHEN HIS HAND AGAINST UTILITIES. THE STRIKERS INCLUDED ABOUT 20,- AMONG THE RANK-AND-FILE WITH THE AGREEMENT BUDDHIST THREATS TO TOPPLE HIS MILITARY RE 000 IN KENTUCKY, 7,200 IN ILLINOIS, 7,000 IN MINERS IN KENTUCKY, PENNSYLVANIA) SOUTHERN GIME. WEST VIRGINIA, 3,800 IN EASTERN OHIO, 6,000 IlliNOIS, AND NORTHERN WEST VIRGINIA GRUM RELIABLE SOURCES IN SAIGON SAID THE CRITI IN SOUTHWESTERN PENNSYLVANIA, 7,500 IN ALA BLED OPENLY OVER THE FACT THE PEABODY AGREE- CAL BO~B SHORTAGE HAS CAUSED U.S. AIR FORCE, BAMA, 1,700 IN VIRGINIA AND 250 IN UTAH MENT DID NOT PROVIDE ANY WAGE INCREASE FOR NAVY AND MARINE AUTHORITIES TO PERMIT ONLY THERE ARE APPROXIMATELY 100,000 MINERS IN THE GREAT MAJORITY OF THE MINERS UNTil JAN "EMERGENC Y" TARGETS TO BE BOMBED I N SOUTH SOFT COAL, ABOUT 40,000 EMPLOYED BY BCOA MEM 1 OF NEXT YEAR \ VIET NAM. THERE WAS NO MENTION OF ANY CUT BERS. BOYLE ACKNOWLEDGED HIS ORDER DOES NOT RE BACK IN AIR RAIDS AGAINST COMMUNIST NORTH UMW OFFICIALS IN KENTUCKY AND ALABAMA SAID QUIRE THE MEN TO RETURN TO WORK BUT INFORMS VIET NAM. THEY HAD NOT RECEIVED THE ORDER TO RETURN THEM THE STR I KE I S NOT SANCT 10NED (CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHT) THEY INDICATED THEY WOULD COMPLY WITH THE ORDER, WHICH WAS CONTAINED IN A TELEGRAM fROM UMW PRESIDENT W A. (TONY) BOYLE, VICE KY MOVES TROOPS INTO SAIGON PRESIDENT GEORGE T. TITlER AND SECRETARY IN FACE Of BUDDHIST RIOTING TREASURER JOHN OWENS SAIGON (UPI)--A REGIMENT Of TROOPS rROM THE SOUTH VIETNAMESE "COUP" DIVISION SLIPPED THE TELEGRAM SAID INTO SAIGON TODAY IN COMBAT GEAR. IT WAS A CLEAR INDICATION THAT PREMIER NGUYEN CAO Ky "CERTAIN MINES IN YOUR DISTRICT ARE PRE PLANNED TO STIFrEN THE GOVERNMENT'S RESISTANCE TO BUDDHIST DEMONSTRATIONS AGAINST THE MILITARY REGIME SENTLY IDLE You ARE ADVISED TO INSTRUCT ALL MEMBERS TO WORK FORTHWITH WHILE WE CON AT THE SAME TIME, BUDDHIST STUDENTS SENT A MESSAGE TO U.S. AMBASSADOR HENRY CABOT LODGE TINUE OUR DISCUSSIONS WITH "EP"ESENTATIVES CHARGING THAT AMERICAN SUPPORT OF THE Ky GOVERNMENT THREATENED TO PLUNGE THE COUNTRY INTO OF THE BITUMINOUS COAL INDUSTRY" CIVIL WAR. THE UNION LAST FRIDAY SIGNED A NEW CONTRACT Ky SECRETLY MOVED A CRACK REGIMENT FROM GREEK SHIPS MAY CRACK WITH THE PEABODY COAL COMPANY IT HAD BEEN THE SEVENTH VIETNAMESE ARMY DIVISION INTO THE CAPITAL UNDER COVER OF PRE-DAWN DARK BELIEVED THIS WOULD SET THE PATTE"N FOR RHODESIA OIL EMBARGO NESS. THE UNIT IS KNOWN AS THE "COUP" DIVI :OTHER SOFT COAL CONTRACTS BEIRA, MOZAMBIQUE (UPI)--A GREEK TANKER SION BECAUSE IT HAS BEEN USED IN EVERY MAJOR THAT DEFIED A BRITISH BLOCKADE AND TOUCHED I HOWEVER, THERE WAS MUCH DISSATISFACTION POWER STRUGGLE SINCE THE NGO DINH DIEM ERA. OFF AN INTERNATIONAL CRISIS DOCKED HERE THE GOVERNMENT MADE NO ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE TODAY IN A MOVE THAT THREATENED TO BREAK TROOP MOVEMENT BUT REPORTERS SPOTTED ELE BRITAIN'S Oil EMBARGO ON REBEL RHODESIA MENTS MOVING INTO THE CITY AND SETTING UP A SECOND GREEK TANKER THAT HAD BEEN fORCI STARGAZER IS BLINDED CAMP IN A PA~K NOT rAR FROM THE DOWNTOWN BLY TURNED AWAY BY THE BRITISH NAVY YESTER SECTION. DAY FROM THIS PORTUGUESE-OPERATED EAST AFRIC~ BY BATTERY FAILURE THE BUDDHIST CHURCH OFFICIAllY HAS DE PORT, WAS HEADED TO SOUTH AF~ICA AMID SPECU WASHINGTON (UPI)--A STARGAZER SATElliTE CLARED WAR ON THE MILITARY JUNTA RUNNING LATION THAT IT WOULD UNLOAD ITS CARGO AT SENT ALOFT TO OBTAIN NEW DATA ABOUT THE THE NATION BECAUSE IT APPARENTLY IS REFUS DURBAN FOR OVERLAND SHIPMENT TO RHODESIA UNIVERSE APPARENTLY FAilED IN ITS MISSION ING TO CALL ELECTIONS LEADING TO THE IN THE DEVELOPMENTS CAME DESPITE U N SANC WHEN ITS BATTERIES BECAME LIFELESS, THE NA STALLATION OF CIViliAN RULE. PROTESTS LAST TIONS ALLOWING BRITAI~ TO USE fORCE IF NEC TIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINIST~ATION WEEK RESULTED IN FIVE CONSECUTIVE NIGHTS OF ESSARY TO PREVENT SHIPS FROM CARRYING OIL REPORTED BLOODY ANTI-GOVERNMENT, ANTI-AMERICAN RIOT- TO THE REBEL COLONY. A SPOKESMAN AT NASA's GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT ING IN SAIGON. CAPT GEORGE VADINOYANNIS OF THE GREEK CENTER IN GREENBELT, MD , SAID EFFORTS TO (CONtiNUED ON PAGE EIGHT) TANKER lONNA V, WHICH DOCKED HERE TODAY, SUR- OVERCOME THE POWER LOSS HAVE BEEN UNSUCCESS- TWO LBJ- FAVORED BILLS RENDERED THE ARTICLES OF REGISTRATION OF SHIP FUL AND THE MISSION "APPEARS TO HAVE BEEN AND BOARDED A PLANE AND lEFT THIS CRISIS LOST " ARE FAC ING ROUG H GO SPOT. THE GREEK CONSUL PROCLA I MED "THE SH I P OVERHEATIf'.G OF THE PRIMARY BATTERY IN THE IS NOW OFF MY HANDS." SATELL ITE RESULTED IN COMPLICATIONS WHICH WASHINGTON (UPI)--Two ELECTION-YEAR GIFTS MEMBERS OF HIS CREW SAID THE 18,000 TONS AFFECTED ALL THREE BATTERIES ON BOARD, HE TO THE NATION'S CONSUMERS -- THE "TRUTH-IN- OF CRUDE Oil IN THE TANKER WOULD CERTAINLY SAID LENDING" AND "TRUTH-IN-PACKAGING" BILLS -- BE UNLOADED HERE TO BE PIPED 189 MILES IN- THE ORBITING TWO-TON ASTRONOMICAL OBSERVA- ARE IN DEEP TROUBLE IN CONGRESS DESPITE SUP- LAND TO A REFINERY AT UMTALI, RHODESIA. TORY, FIRST OF FOUR IN A $250 MilLION RE- PORT FROM PRESIDENT JOHNSON. THE lONNA V DOCKED ONLY 35 FEET FROM THE SEARCH PROGRAM, WAS PROPELLED INTO SPACE As OF NOW, THE TWO MEASURES ARE LOCKED NEW STORAGE TANKS THAT HOLD OIL BOUND FOR FRIDAY AFTERNOON BY AN ATlAS-AGENA ROCKET IN SENATE COMMITTEE AND IT MAY TAKE ALL OF RHODESIA THAT HAD HAD TWO MISFIRES ON THE LAUNCH PAD THE PRESIDENT'S WELL-KNOWN POWERS OF PER- THE SECOND GREEK TANKER, THE MANUELA, WHICH AND THREE OTHER FIRING DELAYS IN 12 DAYS. SUASION TO FREE THEM. EVEN THAT MIGHT NOT WAS BOARDED BY A BRITISH NAVAL CONTINGENT THE NASA SPOKESMAN REPORTED THAT AfTER THE BE ENOUGH. YESTERDAY AND TURNED AWAY FROM BEIRA WITH ITS BLAST OfF STABiliZATION OF THE SPACECRAFT, SENATE SPONSORS OF THE TWO BILLS FEEL 16,000 TONS OF CRUDE OIL, WAS ON THE HIGH A PREREQUISITE FOR PRECISE POINTING OF ITS THEY STAND A FAR BETTER CHANCE IN A SHOWDOWN SEAS TODAY SAILING UNDE" THE WATCHFUL EYE OF TELESCOPIC EYES~ WAS ACHIEVED. ROLL CAll ON THE FLOOR THAN IN THE COMMITTE~ROYAL AIR FORCE PLANES THE BOARDING PARTY HOWE\ER, FOUR ASTRONOMICAL EXPERIMENTS THE HOUSE OFfERS NO ALTERNATIVE IN THIS HAD REMAINED ABOARD OVERNIGHT. SOUTH AFRICA CARRIED OUT WERE NOT TRANSMITTED TO EARTH BE- CASE. THE UNDERSTANDING APPEARS TO BE THAT BORDERS RHODESIA AND IN THE PAST HAS PERMIT- CAUSE THE PRELIMINARY CHECK-OUT PROGRAM HAD THE HOUSE WILL TAKE NO ACTION UNLESS THE TED OIL SHIPMENTS TO CROSS INTO RHODESIA. NOT BEEN COMPLETED BEfORE THE BATTERIES FAil-SENATE SENDS OVER A BILL As THE lONNA V DOCKED WITHIN EASY REACH OF ED IN ESSENCE, THE TWO MEASURES ARE "DISCLO- THE RHODESIA PIPELINE, ARMED POLICE SWOOPED THE SPOKESMAN SAID ATTEMPTS WOULD BE MADE SURE" BilLS. INTO THE DOCK AREA CLEARING OUT NEWSMEN AND TO REVIVE THE BATTERIES, BUT THAT IT WAS THE TaOTH-IN-LENDING Bill WOULD REQUIRE UNATHORIZED PERSONNEL. CONSIDERED UNLIKELY THEY WOULD BE SUCCESS- THE lENDER TO STATE THE TOTAL DOLLAR AMOUNT THERE WERE NO OFFICIAL STATEMENTS OVER THE FUl. (CONTINUED ON PAGE EIGHT) NEW DEVELOPMENTS FROM ANY OF THE GOVERNMENT
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KENNEDY ME~ORIAL BEGUN PEK ING I S ~~ffiLD PRE ~ TI GE VA, FHA HIKE LOAN RATE~ I j Ii If G.... r, (up i) --A LARGER THAN USUAL IS SEEN SAGGING BADLY WA!I HI NGTON (up I ) --THE fEDERAL Ilous pIC ! ',:, .), v CiH'\\!D AT T~E GRAVE OF JOHN F 0 LONDON {UPI)--RED CHINA'5 DIPLO ADMINI!lTRATION (FHA) AND THE VETERA~5 I I '~I E. f.) \; ~"U":: r TOO AY TO "I AT CH THE FIR S T MATIC BY AN ABORTIVE WEEKEND MEETING ADMINI5TRATION (VA) RAI!lED THEIR INTER- !EeE or STONE SET IN THE PERMANENT IN NEW ZEALAND Of PRO-PEKING COMMU E!lT RATE5 TODAY FROM 5.5 PERCENT TO I ~"Ill\ OR TYE LATE PRES IDENT 0 NIST PARTIE5, IT WA5 LEARNED TODAY. 5.75 PERCENT ON HOME lOAN MORTGAGES" ~ I'k '~70"'E, A 12-fOOT, II-TON 5LAB Of COINelDINC WITH THE FINAL ~TACE5 OF THE INCREA5E ~A5 ANNOUNCED BY BOTH L lh ISLAND GRANITE FROM STONINGTON, THE Mo~cow PARTY CONGRES~ RED CHINA AGENCIE!I IN THE fACE OF MOUNTING PRES I,,.. I W', \J1\3 LOWERED BY A CRANE INTO 'TS MET WITH REPRE5ENTATIVE~ OF PARTIE5 !lURE!I FOR HIGHER INTEREST RATES AMONG rL :E ~ FEW fEET AWAY fROM THE WHITE LEAN I NG TOWARD T~E PEK I rIG II NE Of CONVENTIONAL LENDER5, WHO HAVE BEEN r:rVCT fE~CE WHIC~ SURROUNDS KENNEDyfS COMMUNISMo THE MEETING TOOK PLACE ATTRACTING MO!lT INVESTMENT FUND5 IN T~E l' GRAVE. I N AUCKLAND 0 REAL E!lTATE MARKET IN RECENT MONTHS a IT ..) T~E FIRST Of HORE THAN ,,000 THOSE ATTEND! NG "JERE DELEGAT IO'JJ THE HIGHER RATES FOR GOVERNt-IENT-UNDEp ... .31..,'" O~) \JP I CH \0." LL BE USED I N THE PER'" FROM RED CHINA, ALBANIA, BELGIUM, WRITTEN HOME LOANS WILL APPLY TO ALL MANENT MEMOQIAL ON A HILLSIDE IN AR AU5TR~LIA AND NEW ZEALAND. MORTGAGE5 NEGOTIATED AFTER TODAY, BUT L I NGTor~ tJJl T 10"lAL CEMETERV OVERL.OOK I NG EXCEPT FOR ALBANIA, WHICH 15 COM WILL NOT APPLY TO OUTSTANDING LOANS. THE PO-O~'C RIVER AND T~E LINCOLN ME- MUNIST RULED, THE OTHER PARTIES RE THE MOVE WILL EFFECT MILLIONS OF 1I0RIA!..o PRESENT LARGELY SPLINTER GROUPS WHICH PRO~PECT I VE HOME OWNERS, Arm \/AS AP-
WMEN iT is FINJSHED, SOMETIME IN LATE BROKE AWAY FROM THE BULK OF THE PAR PLJ\LDLC. l T. E I NDUST~v AS A SE"lJ I eLE OCT08ER OR EARLY NOVEMBER, THE GRAVE TIES IN THEIR RESPECTIVE COUNTRIES 5TEP. 11 WILL BE GOOD FOR frlE SELLER SITE V L~ COVER ABOUT 3.2 ACRES AND IN TO SIDE WITH PEKING'5 HARD LINE AND GOOD FOR T~E GUYER, r - ", ,0 O~IE REJIL CLLO: A TE~RACE WHERE THE BODIE5 Of AGA I NST ~jO~CO\I, ESTATE E/ECUTIVE \JHO REF"ERRED TO "fiAT KEN~EDv ~ND TWO Of HIS CHILDREN LIE. COMMUNIST AffAIRS EXPERTS SAY HE Ctl.I..ED "AHTIFICIAL LIMITS" 3( n-'E
VISITORS W[L~ BE ABLE TO APPR04CH TO NOTHING COULD DEMON5T~ATE MORE CLEAR FHA AND .h ')N JtHEPE~T CE I L! N8~L \;, T!- I f\j A fEV! FEET OF THE GRAVE AND ITS Lf THE ISOLATION OF RE~ CHINA AND THE CO'\lVEtHIO"lAL LENDERS IIAVE BEE,,>! DE ~A~-~[D ETERNAL FLAME, MOUNTED ON A SEVERE SETBACKS WHiCH PEKING'S DIPLO MANDING -- A~D GETTING -- MUCH MORE iN PE~E3T~L Of MARBLE AND SILVER-NICKEL~ MACY ~AS ~UFFERED IN THE PAST FEW INTEREST FOR HOME LOANS IN THE CREDiT Ju3T BELOW TPE TERRACE WILL BE A MONTH5. MARKET. LENDERS UNDER FH\ AND V~ 1~2-FOOT LONG ELIPTICAL OVERLOOK WHIC~ TrlE OUTLAWING OF THE INDONESIAN FiNANCING THUS HAVE HAD TO CqARCE ~Ill BE APPROACHED BY A CIRCULAR fOOT COMMUNIST PARTY -- T~E S"RONGEST IN "pOINT5" OR DI5COUNTS ABOVE E!5rABL..15 'CD P~Th. AT T~E EDGC: Of THE OVER~OOK ASIA, OUTSIDE CH!~A -- H~S BEEN ONE C[ILING~ TO MAKE UP THE DIFFERENCE. THERE WiL~ BE GRPNITE TABLETS CONTAIN OF THE HEA\IEST BLOWS TO THE PEKING UNL.! KE THl V,\, THE FHA REOU I RES AN
iNG SEVEN QUOTATIONS fRO~ KENNEDY'S REGIME WHICH WAS CLOSELY ALIGNED WITH ADD I T I 0NAL MORT~AGE -I N5URAN CE PR Hi i U' I INAUGURAL ADDRE~So IT AND ViRTUALLY DOM!llATED IT. OF ONE-HALF PERCENT FOR A FUND uSED TO BEHIND THE GRAVE ITSELF WILL BE THE 1 l "")R7t-' KOREAN5 AND NORTH V I ET PAY LENDERS WHENEVER BORROWER5 DEFAULT HIGHEST PORTION Of THE MONUMENT, AN NAME5E PREFERRED TO ATTEND THE Moscow ON T~EIR MO~TGAGE PAYMENTSo 8-1/2 FOOT MARBLE WALL ON WHICH T~E PARTY CO~GRES5, DESPITE THE R Sr~MING ONLY ONCE BEfORE IN ITS 32-YEAR H15- PRESIDENTIAL SEAL WILL BE PLACED. LY STRONG LEANINGS TOWARD RED CHINA. TORY HA5 THE FHA INTEREST RATE BEEN 50 WHEN T~E SITE I~ COMPLETED, THE GRAV~ PEKINGiS FOLLOWING THU~ HAS SHRUNK HIGH. THAT WA5 ~ROM SEPTEMBER, 1959, OF KENNEDY AND HI~ CHILDREN WIL~ BE CONSiDERABLY, AMID MOUNTING SIGN~ TO FEBRUARY, 1961. THE RATE HA5 BEEN MOVED ABOUT 20 FEET DOWNHILL FROM THEIR THAT ITS r"lFLUENCE IN AfRICAN AND AS LOW A5 4.25 PERCENT IN 1950-53< PRESENT LOCATION BELOW THE CURTis-LEE LATIN AMERICAN NATION3 ~L50 IS ON THE IN ANNOUNCING THE INCREA~E!I, SECRETARY MANJION. THE KENNEDY fAMILY HA5 Nor WANE. ROBERT C. WEAVER OF THE DEPARTMENT Of YET DECIDED WHETHER THERE WILL BE A PEKING LOST OUT IN ALGERIA, fOLLOW HOUS!NG AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT ~AiD THE CE~EMO~Y AT THAT T!~E OR WHETHER IT ING THE OUSTER fROM POWER OF AHMED ACTION WA~ TAKEN TO PERMIT THE HOME \JILl BE DONE ~T A TIME WHEN VISITOR5 BEN BELLA LA5T YEARo THE EffECT OF fiNANCING MARKET TO GET IT5 fAIR SHARe ~RE NOT ALLOWED IN THE VAST CEMETERY~ THIS SETBACK ON AFRICAN OPINION HAS OF THE MONEY AVAILABLE FOR lNVE5TMENT. ABOuT 1,000 PERSONS STOOD BY TODAY BEEN CONSIDERABLE AND HA5 MADE IT AS THE GRANITE SLAB WAS LOWERED INTO SELF FELT EVEN IN CAIRO WHERE RED LI~BON MA~ DEFY UoN~ PLACE, SwftYlNG GENTLY ~T THE END Of A CHI~A AT ONE TtME CLAIMED STRONG LISBON (Ill' .... PORTUGAL DOES NOT RE GREEN ~YlON SLINC SUPPORT AND COOPE~AT'ON, GARD TI'. U.N .. I~ESOLUTION BARRING OIL OF F I C I ALS SA 10 THE CROHD \/A5 LARGER RED C~INA HAS LOST WHATEVER 5YM SHIPMENT~ fO RHODESIA AS BEING A MAN THAN US~~L FOR ~ WEEKDAY. MANY OF THE PATHV WAS LEFT !N THE EAST EUROPEAN DATORY ORDER SOURCES CLOSE TO THE G~\ ~PECTATOR5 WERE CAMERA-CARRYING TOURISTS COUNTRiES, FOLLOWING HER LATEST AT ERNMENT SAID TODAY. IN TOWN FOR THE ANNUAL CHERRY BLOSSOM TACK ON RUSSIA AND A VIRTUAL DEMAND THEY SAID THE RESOLUTION PASSED BY FESTIVAL. THEY PAUSED AS THEY SLOWLY FOR THE RETURN TO ST d .. :" l :''' THE SECURITY COUNCiL SATURDAY MERELY P\~5£D THE GRAVE TO 5NAP PICTUPE~ OF THE CLA5H WITH FIDEL CASTRO HAS ItCALLED ON" PORTUGAL TO PREVENT OIL THE STONE-LAYING. L03T RED CHINA THE SYMPATHIES Of CUBA BE I NG UNLOADED AT BE IRA, t10ZAMB I QUf - AOOUT I"'o\~ J.1ILLION PERSONS HAVE STOP .. WHOSE REGIME AT ONE TIME WAS fLIRTING A PORTUGUESE-CONTROLLED EAST AFRICA PED TO PAY h~~PECTS AT KENNEDY'S GRAVE STRONGLY WITH PEKING. THE REPERCU~- PORT -- AND BEING TRANSPORTED TO THE ~INCE HE W4S BURIED 2-1/2 YEftR5 AGO. 5!ON5 OF THIS 5ETBACK THROUGH LATIN REBEL GOVERNMENT. AMERICA ARE E~PECTED TO MAKE THEM BRITISH SOURCES SAID THAT LONDON RE NEW HOPE POSSIBLE ~ELVE~ fELT DEFORE LONG. GARDED THE RESOLUT ION, WH I CH SAtICT IONS FeR CANCER VICTIMS AL ..... OG£. THE~, LATEST DEVELOPf'.1ErlTS ARE USE OF FORCE BY THE BRITISH NAvY TO JE~~OIT (~PI)--A NEW CANCER TREATMENT RATED fO HAVE VIRTUALLY KIL~ED PE PREVENT OIL SHIPMENTS TO RHODESiA, AS
I~AS HELPED 10 PAT I ENTS AND tI COULD EVE~ KING'5 CHANCE5, AT LEAST FOR ~ LONG BEING COMPLETELY MANDATORY o TU"LL.Y LEAD TO A CURE fOR CANCER, " A T I ME TO COME> TO LEAD I NTERrJAT 10NAl OBSERVERS PREDICTED THAT THE LISBON nESconCHER SAID TODAY. COMMUNISM AWftY FROM RUS51A AND TO DEVELOPMENT HAS SET THE STAGE fOR YET J- < P ... UL \/OLF, ~ROFE:-,~Oq Of PATHOLOGY WREST T~E LEADER5HIP FROM THE KREMLIN ANOTHER CLASH BETWEEN DRITAIN AND PCR- q J"':tli STATE LJ!-J I vER5 ITl AND DIRECTOR ALTOGETHER tUAl, WHOSE RELATIONS hAVE TUMBLED 1C J~ EXFERIMENTAl PATHOLOGY AT THE ~ETPOIT ~jHE RFCENT 11oscow PA~TY CONGRESS Tt;E IR lOWEST LEVEL IN MODERN T IMES OVt.~ I r;":;" I "uTE Jf CANCEr{ RESEARCH, ~ I I,", Tt-'E LE~T LIT~LE DOUBT THAT THE BULK OF THE THE RHODESIAN OIL ISSUE. wop!...;) P >'(iIE.;, STill FOLLOvlS ~105COW AND I A PORTUGUESE t.. 1INiSTRY SPOKESM!\N SAID > r T - J C- ( : .:> - .) ~ £ \ r ...... l E \I~ ') o,~ ABOVE ALL WA"ITS TO AVERT ANY POSSIBLE tHE PORTUGUESE GOVE~"MFNT WILL MAKE A
1..." -;- c < r C' fG J \J0Lf SA I D, RETURN TO STALINISM, IN \/HATEVER GUISE STATEMENT SOON ON THE UolL ACTION. LT 1~ ~ wP)rhwLY WERE TERMINAL CASES IT MAY BE OfFERED. VI "y." OF TtIE f\;:MAINING 10, HE SAID, ------"""HINGTON (UPI)--\.JiLlIAM C. FOSTER, • [An Cd" r. MID THE OTHER EIGHT SINGAPORE (UPI)--INDO~ESIAfS FOREIGN T~[ thIEF U.S. DISARMAMENT NEGOTiATOR, L . ~o Bt 00 l~E RUAD TO RECOVERY MIN,STER, DR AD~M MALIK, HA& SAID BELIEVES A TREATv TO PREVENT THE SP1EAO i~[ ~~iLL J~~lRGOING THE TREAT~ENTo HIS GOYEr{N~ENT IS STRIVING TO SAFE- OF NUCLEAR \~APONS MAY DE SICNED ThiS
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1 ' I G HI f>1 THE CH I LD HAS A LUMP ON HIS HEAD THE SIZE or AN fG~. - --·~------I ~1EAN'v'H I LE, YOU DES en I:'E A COWARDLY PERSON AS CH J CKEN, AND TH I SIS N"T TO OE C("lrt'SED WITH THE fOOD TERM fOR A BEAU NICE EAoY TIfUL GIRL -- A CHICK. SHE'S ALSO A SWEET DISH, A PEACH TH I S STYL.E, I S CREATED FOR OR A CUTE TOMATO. THE PERSON WHO HAS SOME NA A PERSON YOUfRE fOND Of IS THE APPLE Of YOUR EYEe ONE TURAL WAVE OR A BODY WAVE. WHO'S HAD TOO MUCH TO DRINK IS PIE-YEYED OR fRIED. THE HAIR IS SHAPED fROM A ZERO INCH NECKLINE TO FOUR A THIN HUMAN LOOKS LIKE A STRING BEAN~ THE fAT BABY IS INCHES IN LENGTH AT TYE PArA's LITTLE DUMPLING. CROWN AREA. IT I S SET AS MEATY TOPICS COME UP fOR DISCUSS/ON AT SEMINARS WHERE IT NATURAllY GROWS4 ROLLERS EGGHEADS GET TOCETHER. THE EGGHEADS INCLUDE THE EASY TO ARE USED ONLY ON TOPo THIS GET ALONe WITH -- SOfT-BOILED OR HARD TO GET ALONG WITH MAKES FOR AN EASY RECO~B BY THE liArD-CO I L ED. SUNNYS IDE UP ECCiHEADS SM I LE ALL THE THE INDIVIDUAL SINCE ONLY A TIME. SCRAtj~'LED ONES ARE MIXED UP. SMALL AMOUNT Of TEASING IS HOT DnG 1< J ~~ IN PLACE OF GEE WHIZ, BUT WHEN YOu'RE DONE. sour [0 f1.' '-' ,lEONE OR SOMETH I NG YOU SAY -- "\JHAT A LEMON." MODEl--VICKI MCCLELLAN, AGE BLACK HAIP MIXED WITH STRANDS Of GREY IS SALT AND PEPPER. HIGH ,SCHOOL JUNIOR TWCECS MIXING THE TWO COLORS ALSO ARE CALLED AfTER THE '7, HAIR STYLIST--PETE URBAN I CONDIMENTS. rK' ,A(IALE IN CC'~rvUN ITY CARN IVAL HAIR STYLE OF THE MONTH I I I , I BOOTH SPONSORS' MEETING EAoTER RABBIT VISIT~ I~LAND I BOOK REVIEW I I THE EASTER RABBIT ARRIVED ON KWAJA- RAfE BY WELDON HILL IS A MEMORABLE iDATE' T~URSDAY, APRIL 14, 1966 LEIN AGAIN THIS YEAR TO LEAVE QUANTI NOVEL ABOUT A PART or AMERICA THAT ITI~1E: 2:00 PM TIES Of EASTER EGGS HIDDEN ABOUT THE MOST PEOPLE DON'T KNOW STILL EXISTS, [PLACE: YOKWE YUK CLUB, BANYAN Roo~ ENVIRONS or THE RICHARDSON THEATERo AND ABOUT A BOY, AND A MAN. I i THE TRADITIONAL EASTER SUNDAY EGG HUNT THE PLACE IS BACKWOODS OKLAHOMA, IALL CRGA"IlZAflONS PRESENTLY SIGNED WAS ENJOYED BY NUMEROUS EXCITED MEM- AND WELDON HILL KNOWS EVERY MOONSHINE Iup FOR SPONSORSHIP, PLEASE HAVE BERS Of THE YOUNGER SET, RANGING fROM STilL, EVERY BADGER HOLE, EVERY fOXES' YOUR REPRESENTATIVE ATTEND. ANY BEGINNING TODDLERS THROUGH THE MORE DEN, AND EVERY SKUNK HOLLOW. HE KNOWS OTHERS WISHING TO PARTICIPATE IN MATURE TEN-YEAR OLD SET. THE LIVES AND lOVES Of FOLK WHO CONTIN SPONSORSHIP ARE WELCOME. THE CHILDREN WERE DIVIDED BY AGES UE TO LIVE THE WA Y THE I R fOREBEAR I::: INTO fOUR SEPARATE EGG HUNTING GROUPS DID, WITH THEIR OWN CODE Of MORALITY, E.G. DAVIS -- CHAIRMAN, BOOTH PAR TO GIVE ALL AN EQUAL CHANC~, ~NDIT~E THEIR OWN WONDERFUL, PUNGENT HUMOR. TICIPATION SUB-COMMITTEE. 9-527 EASTER RABBIT LEFT A GOLDEN EGG, FEA THE BOY IS RAfE, A KID WITH A fORTH TURING SPECIAL PRIZES fOR A LUCKY HUN- RIGHT OUTLOOK ON liFE, A fAMilY THAT GIVES HIM A HECK OF A LOT Of TROUBLE, AND A NATURAL AfFINITY fOR fiSHING LINES, SHOTGUNS, AND TRAPPING. THE MAN IS PETE CORNSHUCKS, FORMER ARMY SERGEANT, fULL-BLOODED CHEROKEE, IMCOMPARABLE WOODSMAN, MAKER Of THE FIN£St- WHITE liGHTNING IN OKLAHOMA, AND RAFE'S BEST fRIEND. RAfE IS THE STORY Of A SEASON IN THE LIVES OF THESE TWO -- Of PETE'S BEAUTifUL SQUATTER GIRL FRIEND WHO HAS FOUR CHILDREN AND A HUNK OF TROUBLE CALLED LUARK -- Of RArE'S CONTINUAL AND MUTINOUS STRUGGLES WITH A WORLD WHICH FAILS TO APPRECIATE HIM AND WISHES TO TREAT HIM AS A CHilD, INSTEAD Of THE HUNTER AND HERO HE KNOWS HIMSELf TO BE. IT IS ALSO THE STORY Of RAfE'S UN EXPECTED AND POIGNANT HEROISM, WHICH WINS HIM HIS SPURS IN A WAY HE COULD NEVER HAVE ANTICIPATED, AND AT THE SAME TIME COMMITS HIM TO THE WORLD HE WANTS TO RUN AWAY FROM. AND IT IS ALSO THE STORY Of HOW RESPECTABilITY ALMOST MAKES PETE CORNSHUCKS MEASURE HIS lENG~ by Bob Web rl PAGE 4 HOURGLASS MONDAY, APRIL 1I, 1966 ! ~~ORE CHANGE~ DEVELOP CRA0H KILL;) 12 12,000 BRITCN~ PROTE~T IN INDC~E~IA PCLICIE~ NOGALES, MEXICO (UPI)--A PROMINENT U.~. VIET NA~ POLICY JAKARTA (UPI )--PRESIDENT SUKARNO ARIZONA LAWYER, BELIEVED KILLED IN A LONDON (UPI)--BRITISH POLICE BLOCKED MAS INS7RUCTED HIS NEW FOREIGN MINIS PLANE CRASH YESTERDAY W~ICH TOOK 12 A CROWD OF PACIFIST DEMONsTRATmeS TRY TER, ADA~ MALIK, TO RECOGNISE THE NEW LIVES, WAS REPORTED ALIVE AND SAfE TO ING TO MARCH ON THE U S. EMBASSY FROM ISLAND REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE, RADIO DAY AT HERMOSILLO, SONORA, MEXICO A RALLY ATTENDED BV 12,000 PERSONS IN JAKARTA REPORTED YESTERDAY ROBERT F MILLER, 44, CONTACTED HIS TRAFALGAR SQUARE THE MARCHERS WERE UNTIL AUG 9, 1965, SINGAPORE WAS LAW OfFICE IN TUCSON AND LEARNED fOR PROTESTING U S POLICY IN VIET NAM PART OF THE MALAVSIAN rEDERATION WHICH THE FIRST TI~E O~ THE CRASH WHICH MORE THAN 100 BLUE-UNIFORMED POLICE INDONESIA HAS SWORN TO CRUSH CLAIMED THE LIFE OF HIS WIFE, MAR~; TURNED BACK AN ESTIMATED 200 DEMON ACCORDING TO THE STATE RADIO, SUKARNO 42, AND SONS MARK, 15, AND SCOTT, 5 STRATORS AT THE EMBASSY IN GROSVERNOR MET WITH HIS SIX DEPUTY PRIME MINISTERS THE BODY OF MARK APPARENTLY WAS SQUARE. SEVERAL PERSONS WERE ARRESTED SATURCAI AT ~IS BOGOR PALACE TO DIS IDENTIFIED AS THAT OF HIS FATHER A THE TRAFALGAR SQUARE RALLY CLIMAXED CUSS FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC MATTERS fORMER ASSISTANT PIMA COUNTY ATTORNEY. A THREE-DAY, 2) MILE HIKE BY 4,000 THE RAD 10 SA 10 SUI
I MOUNTAINBALL SCHEDULE TUES , APRIL 12, DALLY FIELD S:15 PM MARINE DEPT. VS HIGH SCHOOL I (BAGLeY & HARDIN) BRANDON fiELD rts section S PM RIKAKIS VS fRONTIERS (HALLBAUER & RUNYON) WED., APRIL 13, DALLY FIELD NIC~LAS LOPS THIRD MASTERS' 5= 15 PM SEAGULLS vs P M Z "B" (NORTON & GILL) TO SET NEW TOURNAMENT RECORD BRANDON FIELD AUGGJTA, GA (UPI)--MIGHTY JACK NICKLAUS, SIMPLY TOO STRONG AND TOO LONG S PM EBEYE Rb.NGERS VS KENTRON ItB" OFF T~E TflS/ 8rCA~E THE FIRST GOLFER IN HISTORY EVER TO WIN TWO STRAIGHT (GOUVIEA & HARDIN) M~~ rPS TITL(S TODAv BY DEMOLISHING TOMMY JACKOBS AND GAY BREWER IN A THREE THURS , APRIL 14, DALLY FIELD \A{ u-'OLE PLAYOFF S~15 PM JOMAKAJ VS FIL-AM Ti-'E E>-h.OSIVE HITTING, HfAVY MUSCLED 210-POUND COLUMBUS, OHIO, BLOCKBUSTER (PRESTWOOD & RUNYON) HAD TO SCRA~BLE SOME AND WAS ALL OVER l~E SPRAWLING FA'RWAYS OF BRANDON FIELD THE R _, 'NG A~GUSTA NATIONAL COURSE AT TIMES BUT STILL CAME IN WITH A TWO UN- 5 PM WECo vs W,LDCATS (AL VARO & SANTOS) I o E R PAR (0 f 0R A TWO S T R0 KE V I CTOR v FRI , APRIL IS, DALLY FIELD JAC )tiS, Trll WAVY-HA IRED, 31 YEAR-OLD PRO FRO~ BERMUDA DUNES, CALIF, PLAYED 5 15 PM HIGH SCHOOL I VS P M Z RlSP CTABL Y ENOllGH AND SHOT A 72 FOR (BURKE & HORSTMAN) SECO~D PLACf WH _~ WEARY 34-YEAR-OLD HANDBALL RESULTS BRANDON FIELD IGA~ BREWLR, W~J LOOKED AS IF HE HAD SEVERAL CLOSE MATCHES WERE HELD 5 PM JAYCESS VS JOMAKAJ "B" BEEN THROUGH A MEAT-GRINDER AT THE FRIDAY AT THE DALLY HANDBALL COURT (RUNYON & NORTON) END, ~I~ISHED WITH A SIX OVER PAR 78, IN THE MEN'S DOUBLES HANDBALL LEAGUE N,CKLAUS I PERFORMANCE, COMING OFF AN THE TEAM COMBINATION OF PURSLEY INDIAN~ DUMP 00LON~ EVEN PARr 288 WHICH HE, JACOBS AND BRE AND ~ILL DEFEATED A STRONG TEAM CON IN A~EkICAN OPENER 'lR ALL HAD AT THE CONCLUSION OF THE SISTING OF SHOLAR AND SUCHAN, 21-18, WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE CLEVELAND IN '~EGULAP ;2 HOLE R~O~E~ WASN'T NEARLY 9-2', 21-12 IN ANOTHER CLOSE MATCH, DIANS STAGED A FOUR RUN NINTH INNING AS EYE-CATCHING AS THE 17-UNDER-PAR WARDLAW AND DELLAPELLE WERE HARD UPRISING ~ODAY TO OVERCOME THE WASHING 1271 WITH WHICH HE SET AN ALL-TIME PRESSED IN WINNING OVER STAMPER AND TON SENATORS S-2 IN BASEBALL'S 1966 ~1ASTERS' RECORD ,LAST YEAR, BUT IT WAS DEBELL 21-\7, 10-21,21-4 OTHER OPENER AND SPOIL THE HONORARY "PITCH GOOD ENOUGH TO ~ARN HIM $20,000 ON THE RESULTS WERE BLOEDEL AND PASCOE DEFEAT ING II DEBUT OF VICE PRESIDENT HUBERT H I BARRELHEAD AND MAKE HIM A WINNER HERE ED TABASKEY AND DELLEN 12-21, 21-16, HUMPHREY FOR THE THIRD TIME IN FOUR YEARS 21-18 PARKER AND W,NN DEFEATED HUMPHREY, STANDING IN FOR PRESIDENT ONLY OTHERS TO CAPTURE THE MASTERS BLOEDEL AND PASCOE 21-16, 'S-21, 21- JOHNSON, AND A RECORD BREAKING OPENER THAT MANY TIMES WERE FOUR-TIME WINNER ! 3· CROWD OF 44,468 SAW A POSSIBLE SENATOR ARNOLD PALMER, WHO TIED DOUG SANDERS VICTORY TURN TO DEFEAT WHEN THE INDIANS FOR FOURTH PLACE SUNDAY WITH 290, HANDBALL STANDINGS BATTED AROUND IN THE NINTH AGAINST AND THREE-TIME WINNERS SAM SNEAD AND TEAM WON LOST THREE WASHINGTON HURLERS IT WAS THE J,MMY DEMARET, A PAIR OF OLD-TIMERS VERRY & PRIESZ 3 0 FOURTH STRAIGHT OPENING DAY LOSS FOR WHO DIDNI~ ~ARE SO WELL THIS YEAR W,NN & PARKER 3 0 THE SENATORS THE .AST BIT OF DRAMA WAS RESERVED WARDLAW & DELLAPELLE 2 0 THE CLEVELAND RALLY WIPED OUT A 2-1 FOR THE PAR FOUR 420-YARD 18TH WHEN S-rAMPER & DEBELL 2 I LEAD WHICH WASHINGTON HAD ACHIEVED ON NICKLAUS HIT INTO THE CROWD ON THE POLLARD & HIRST I I THE STRENGTH OF A TWO RUN HOMER BY FRANK LEFT OF THE HOLE WITH HIS SECOND SHOT BLOEDEL & PASCOE I 2 HOWARD IN THE SIXTH AND JACOBS WAS SHORT WITH HIS SECOND PURSLEY & HILL I I AT THE END OF EIGHT INNINGS, WASHING JACK CHIPPED WITHIN FOUR FEET AND SHOLAR & SUCHAN 0 I TONIS PETE RICHERT WAS CAREFULLY NURS SANK THE PUTT AND IT WAS ALL OVlR LISBAN & AIREND 0 2 ING THE ONE RUN EDGE AGAINST CLEVELAND'S ,. HE T u R' ~ I \1 GPO I NT 0 F THE P LAY 0 F F 'CUMMINGS & REICH 0 2 STRIKEOUT KING, SAM McDOWELL \ I CAtw1E ON THE DOG\vOOD-L I NED II TH HOL~, ;ABASKY & DELlEN 0 3 W,TH ONE OUT IN THE CLEVELAND NINTH, ,A PAR FOuR 44S-YARDER WHICH BENDS HE ISSUE A WALK TO LARRY BROWN JIM SLIG~TLV TO THE RIGHT INTO A NARROW HANDBALL SCHEDULE LANDIS LASHED A PINCH HIT DOUBLE TO I GREEN GUARDED BY WATER BOTH ON THE TUES , APRIL 12, COURT I LEFT, BRINGING ON RON KLINE IN RELIEF 'LEFT AND TO THE BACK S 15 PM STAMPER & DEBELL VS KL INE GAVE UP A WALK TO illAD THE BASES N,CKLAUS WAS ONE STROKE AHEAD OF SHOLAR & SUCHAN AND LITTLE V'C DAVALILLO PUNCHED A SIN- JACOBS AND THREE STROKES AHEAD OF COURT 2 GLE TO LEFT TO BRING IN TWO RUNS THAT BREWrR AT THAT JUNCTURE AND WHEN HE PURSLEY & HILL VS WARDLAW & DELLAPELLE PUT CLEVELAND AHEAD FOR KEEPS LEfT THf G~EEN 14 MINUTES LATER, HE WED) APRIL '3, COURT THE~ WITH RUNNERS ON SECOND AND THIRD, I HAD WIDENED HIS LEAD TO TWO STROKES S IS PM TABASKY & DELLEN VS MAX ALVIS DELIVERED HIS THIRD SINGLE OF ' OVER JACOBS AND A WHOPPING FIVE OVER CUMM I NGS & RE I CH THE GAME TO DRIVE IN A PAIR OF INSURANCE THE rADING BREWER COURT 2 RUNS IT WAS R[ALlY ALL OVER RIGHT THEN VERRY & FRIESZ VS BLOEDEL & PASCOE HUMPHREY, WHO WAS ON HIS FEET CHEER AND THERE THURS , APRIL 14, COURT I I NG WHEN HOWARD HAD PUT WA SH I NGTON IN THE 11TH GENERALLY IS CONSIDERED THE 5 15 PM POLLARD & HIRST VS FRONT WITH HIS HO~ER, GLUMLY WATCHED TOLGHEST HOLE ON THE COURSE BECAUSE OF WINN & PARKER ISONNY SIEBERT NAIL DOWN THE WIN FOR Mc- HUMPS IN 'HE FAIRWAY AND THE ALWAYS COURT 2 DOWELL BY RETIRING THE SENATORS IN OR ,THREAfENING WATER HAZARDS B,G JACK PuRSLEY & HILL VS L'SBAN & AIREND IDER IN THE LAST OF THE NINTH CuT If DOWN TO SIZE WITH A BfAUTIFUL SUBSTITUTING FOR THE PRESIDENT, WHO BIRDIE AND AS IT TURNED OUT THAT WAS CI NCY OPENER vvE1-0UT IPASSED UP THE TRADITIONAL OPENER TO CO~ WHER[ T~EY PAID OFr THE MONEY C,NCINNATI (UPI)--A STEADY RAIN TINUE AN EASTER VACATION AT TEXAS, THE ~'CKlAUS HIT THE BALL A TON OFF THE TODAY FORCED POSTPONEMENT OF THE NA- V,CE PRESIDENT HAD LOBBED OUT A PAIR OF I TEL, AS uSUAL, BELTED HIS APPROACH TIONAL LEAGUE OPENING GA~E BETWEEN FLOATERS TO RAISE THE CURTAIN ON THE 12S FEET ~HORT OF T~E PIN AND SANK THE CINCINNATI AND THE NEW YORK METS -- f I 1966 SEASON PUTT FOR HIS BIRDIE THREE ALL JACOBS ~IRST TIME SINCE 1913 THAT THE TRADI HE WAS ACCOMPANIED IN THE PRESIDENTIAL I COULD DO WAS SALVAGE HIS PAR AFTER TIONAL REDS OPENER HAD TO BE CALLED BOX BY FIVE CABINET OFFICERS, CHIEF DRIVING INTO THE ROUGH WHILE BREWER OFF JUSTICE EARL WARREN, MEMBERS OF CONGRESS, ITOOK A BOGEY THE TWO TEAMS WILL TRY AGAIN TO NEW BASEBALL COMMISSIONER W,LLIAM ECKERT OVER-DRIVING THE GREEN COST N,CKLAUS MORROW WITH THE SAME PITCHERS -- MILT AND AMERICAN LEAGUE PRESIDENT JOE CRONIN lA BOGEY ON THE PAR THREE ISS-YARD 12TH PAPPAS OF THE REDS AND JACK F,SHER THE OFFICIAL PARTY HAD LITTLE TO CHEER BUT THAT DAMAGE WAS MINIMIZED BY THE OF THE METS -- SLATED TO START OHIO IN THE FIRST THREE INNINGS AS McDOWELL FACT JACOBS ALSO BOGEYED POOR BREW Gov JAMES A RHODES WILL THROW OUT PROVED NEARLY UNTOUCHABLE THE FIRE- ER WOUND UP IN TilE CREEK FOR A DOUBLE THE FIRST PITCH A CROWD OF IS,OOO BALLING CLEVELAND SOUTHPAW RETIRED THE BOGEY fiVE IS EXPECTED, EQUALLING TODAY'S TURN- FIRST NINE WASHINGTON BATTERS, SIX OUT BY STRIKEOUTS MON1E CARLO, MONACO, (UPI)--MANUEl IT WAS ONLY THE THIRD OPENING GAME IN THE THIRD INNING, THE INDIANS HAD SANTANA AND JuAN MANUAL COUDER OF POSTPONEMENT IN HISTORY FOR THE REDS, NICKED R,CHERT FOR A RUN ON A WALK TO SPAIN RFACHED THE SEMI-FINALS OF THE WHO ALWAYS OPEN AT HOME DAVALLIO, A SINGLE BY ALVIS AND A SACRI ~E~tS DOUBLES IN THE MONTE CARLO TENNIS As THE RAIN PERSISTED, THE ESTIMAT FICE FLY BY LEON WAGNER rhA~PIONSHIPS HERE WITH A 6-2, 6-4, ED ,ROWD OF IS,OOO SLOWLY THINNED OUT McDOWELL GAVE UP HARMLESS SINGLES IN 9-( WIN OVER JAN KODES AND MIKAEL PALA TO FEWER THAN S,OOO FANS WHEN THE THE FOURTH AND FIFTH INNINGS TO STIR OF CZECHOSLOVAKIA POSTPONEMtNT FINALLv WAS ANNOUNCED HUMPHREY AND THE WASHINGTON ROOTERS BUT HE BAILED OUT OF A BASES LOADED SITUATION
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ELECTION YEAR CONGRESS IRISH PATRIOT ~HR!N[ MILLS MUCH LEGISLATION DEDICATED IN DUBLIN DUBLlN (UPI)~-IRELAND TODAY iMMOR~ ED/TORaS NOTE ELECTION-CONCIOU~ CONGRES~MEN HAVE LEFT WASHINGTON TO TAllzrD THE HEROES OF THE 1916 EASTER THE TOURiSTS AND THE CHERRY BLOS~OM5 A~D GONE HOME TH!S EASTER RECESS REBELLION THAT LED EVENTUAllY TO IT~ FOR SOME i "!TENSE POL IT 9 CK BNC 0 \-Jt.IAT HAVE THEY ACCOMPLI SrlED SO FAR TH 15 FREEDOM BY OPENING A "GARDEN Of REMEM YEAR~ AND ~HAT 00 THEY faCE ON THEIR RETJRN? FRANK ELEAZER, CHIEF OF BRANCE" DEDICATED TO FALLEN IRISH UPlfs HO~~E STAf~, SiZES UP T~'iS YEAR1S SE~S~O~ IN T~E FOLLOW!~G D15- PATRIOTSo PATCPo PRESIDENT EAMON DE VALERA~ 83, THE WASHiNGTC~ (UPI)--FoR TYE ~IR5T -!~E Sj~CE HE TOOK OFFICE I~ 1963 PRESIDENT LAST SURVIViNG LEADER OF THE uPRISING, JOr''JSON I\JO'v.1 kNOWS "II T iT I S l n !'i.E 70 '-lAVE A "NORMAL" CONGRESS AT l,-JORI<; ON CAP! Ta.. PRE~IDED AT THE CEREMON!E~ OPENING THE HILL. NATIONAL SHRINE IN PARNEll SQUAREo THE t-IOST UNUSLlAl.. ASPECT OF THE SECO~D SESS iON OF i'HE "FABULOUS" 39TH CON THE GARDEN STANDS ONLY A FEW HUNDRED CRESS (TH~T'3 T~~ WAY JOHNSON DESCRiBED iT LAST FALL) IS T~AT, DESPITE THE YARDS ~ROM THE GENERAL POST OFFiCE WHERE VIET NAM WAR AND THE fEARS OF INFLATiON, bT is PERFORMING iN A ~ORE OR LESS THE IRISH PATRiOTS PROCLAiMED THE RE~ ORDINARY ELECTiON-YEAR fAS~ION. PUBLIC 50 YEARS AGO THiS EASTER. THIS is NOT TO SAY THAT ITS lEGISLATIVE RECORD !S BELOW~PAR OR MEDIOCREo I iT WILL SERVE AS A stMBOL OF fAITH, IT lSN~T, BUT COMPARED TO THE 1965 ~ESSiON iT LOOKS 'HAT WAYo HOPE AND RESURGENCE TO THE IRi!.H NATiON~ ONE REASON !S THAT lAST YEAR WAS ~nT DE VALERA SAID WHilE lAYiNG A WREATH ON A NORMAL YEAR4 THANKS TO BARRY M4 AFTER THE RECES~~ HE SAID, THE SEN THE MEMORIAL TO HIS FRiENDS AND fORMER GOLDWATER AND THE 196~ GOP DEBACLE, ATE WiLL CONSIDER REAPPORTIONMENT Of COMRADES~iN-ARMSo WHAT JO~NSON WANTED LAST YEAR, JOHNSON STATE lEGISLATURES (THE DIRKSEN A HUGE CROS~-SHAPED REFLECTING POOL COTo A BRIEf ROLL C~LL OF SOME Of THE AMENDMENT), HEALT~ ~ND EDUCATION, WAS THE CENTERPIECE OF THE GARDEN, WHICH NOTABL.E ACH i E'VEMENT~ OF 1965 ~HOWS \l,IHAT TRAffiC SAFETY, fAIR LABELING, A DRUG WA~ flANKED BY FOUR 50 e FOOT FlAGPOLE~ AN UNCOMMON YEAR '1 \lAS MEDiCARE, SA~ETY ACT~ HOUSiNG AND URBAN DEVEL FLYiNG THE FLAGS OF THE FOUR PROViNCESo VOTING RIGHTS, ApPALACHIA, SCriOOl AiDo OPMENT; CIVil RIG~TSJ MiNIMUM WAGE, "WE HOLD iN TRUST ALL THE DREAM~ Of ACTUALLY~ BY ANY NORMAL lEGISLATiVE ETC. All THIS AND ADJOURN BY JULYo THE MEN WHO SUFFERED IN THE PAST,II SAID MEASURE, TH( SECOND SESSiON Of THE 89TH OF COURSE j MANSfIELD HAS A RIGHT DE VAlERAo "IT IS OUR DESTii\lY TO REALIZE HAS BEEN QUBTE PRODUCTIVE DURING !T~ TO BE 5ANGUINE o THE SE~ATE SEEM~ TO THEM iN WHATEVER WAY i~ POSSIBLEo" fIRST THREE MONTHSo HAVE GOTTEN O~ER iTS EARLY SESSION FACING DE VALERA AS ~E ~POKE, FIRST IN DOZENS OF BillS HAVE BEEN PAS~ED, iN TALKi~G SPEllSo THE HAWKS AND DOVES GAELIC AND THEN IN ENGLiSH~ WERE SEVERAL CLUDiNG ONE TO BRING ORDER OUT OF CHAOS DEBATED VIET NAM FOR WEEKS~ THEN PA~~ HUNDRED SURVIVORS Of THE EASTER UPR!~ING, IN THE MATTER OF fAST TIME IN THE S~M ED -- AS TrlE HOUSE DiD iN THREE HOURS AND BEHIND THEM VETERANS OF THE WAR OF tl~RJ ,,1']D TI-lAT ONE hAS BEEN A HARDY ~~ A $4.8 BILLION SUPPLE~ENTAL AUTHO- INDEPENDENCE WHICH CAME ~IX YEAR~ LATERa PERENNIAL ON CAPITOL HSll SINCE TIME RiZAT!O~ FOR ~iLrTARY AiD, AND THE TODAyiS CEREMONY, WHiCH FOLLOWED A OUT OF MiNDo ON THE LAST SUNDAY iN FIliBuSTER ~GAiNST REPEAL Of SECTION SOLEMN HIGH MA~S AT DUBLIN'S CATHEDRAL APRil, EVERYONE EITHER TAKES DAYLiGHT 14-B OF THE TAfT-HARTLEY ACT, THE ATTENDED BY GOVERNMENT MINI~TERS, THE OR STANDARD TIME fOR ANOTHER SIX MONT~q PROVISiONS WHICH PER~!TS STATES TO DIPLOMATIC CORP~ AND CHVIC DIGNITARIES, IHE MOST NOTABLE ACHIEVEMENT OF THE ENACT SO-CALLED "RIGYT TO WORK" LAWS, WAS THE HIGHLIGHT OF THE EASTER MONDAY SESSION THUS fAR WAS THE NEW COLD WAR WAS SUCCESSfUL. THE REPEALER WONtT JUDILEE CELEBRATrON~. GI BilL Of RIGHTS, THE THIRD TO BE BE BROUGHT 0P AGAiN IMIS YEARo ENACTED SiNCE WORLD WAR 110 GEARED HOUSE REPUBLICAN LEADER GERALD Ro CAMBODIA SWING~ CLO~ER ESPECIALLY TO ViET NAM VETERANS, IT FORD, MiCHo, MAKES IT PbAIN THAT TO AS IAN COMN,UN! ~ T FOLD COVERS EVERYONE EN UN~FORM NOW, iN THE MONEY AND 8NflAT~ON WilL BE THE BIG TOKYO (UPI)--CAMBODIA GRANTED fORMAL fUTURE, OR AT ANY TiME ~iNCE JANo Ji, ISSUES WITH HiS ME~BERS fOR THE REST DIPLOMATIC RECOGN8TiON TO COMMUNIST NORTH 19550 IT CARRiES UP TO FOUR YEARS Of Of THE SES~iO~ AND n~ THE ELECTiON ViET NAM TODAY KN A MOVE THAT COULD Af COLLEGE AiD AT $~OO A MONTH~ WITH MORE AHEADo FECT THE UoSo WAR EfFORT iN SOUTH VIET
fOR MEN WiTH DEPENDENTSo "SO FAR," SAiD FO~D, "THE DEMOCRATiC NAM 0 TA7ES WERE ~AKSED BY $6 BILLION THIS MAJORITY ~AS AGA!N RUBBER~STAMPED WHAT THE DIPLOMATIC MOVE BY PR!NCE NORODOM YEAR BY RESTOR!NG SOME OF THE FEDERAL THE ADMiNiSTRAT!ON HAS SENT UP HERE, S I HANOUK NOT ONLY DEF'! ED THE 19))+ GENEVA SALES, OR EXCiSE, TAAES WHICH WERE CUT BCT~ iN NEW lEGISLATiON AND APPROPRIA- ACCORDS BUT ALSO PLACED CAMBODIA A STEP lAST YEAR, ~ND BY SPEEDING UP COLlECT~ iIONS. ON TI-lE OTHER HA~Dj WE ON THE CLOSER TO THE COMMUNI!.T CAMP. IONS UNDER PAYROLL WiTHHOLDiNG, A RE~ REPUBLiC~N S~DE rlAVE i~ A NUMBER OF CAMBOD8A~ WHiCH SEVERED RElATION~ WITH lATIVElY PAINLESS METHODo i~STANCES SOUGHT TO MODifY OR DEFEAT THE UNiTED STATES LA~T MAY, HA~ BEEN SOCIAL SECUR~TY BENEFITS WERE EX= LEGISlAT!ON OR REDUCE APPROPRIATIONS. ACCUSED BY WASHINGTON OF' PERMITTING ITS TENDED TO 300!,000 PERSONS 72 OR OLDER U~FORTUNATELY3 TH~ REPUBLICAN PARTY TERRITORY TO BE USED AS A SANCTUARY AND NOT PREVIOUSLY COifEREDo MORE fOOD WAS DOES NOT HAVE ENOUGH MEMBERS TO ACHIE~ SUPPLY BASE fOR COMMUNIST TROOP~ IN VOTED FDR 4J~GRY ~NDIAo A ~750~000 THE!:>E RESULTS." SOUTH VIET NAMo OfFiCIAL MANSIO~~ DUBBED THE flV PYs I~ OT~ER WORDS, THE PRINCIPAL GOP THE TINY KINGDOM LIES BETWEEN NEUTRAL TEPEE II BY IRREVERENT REPUBL I c .... rJs ~ WAS GOAL FOR THE REST OF THE SESSION WILL LAOS, SOUTH VIET NAM AND PRo-AMERICAN AUTHORIZED FOR THE VICE PReSIDENT BE TO PICK UP 30, 40 OR 50 HOUSE SEATS THAilAND. (THOUGH IT WONIT NEClSSAR!lY BE READY IN NOVEMBER. IN RECOGNIZING THE HANOI REGIME, CAMB
FOR IluSERT Ho HUMPH~EY) 0 To EASE COURT ODIA NOW MIGHT BE IN POSITiON TO GRANT FI~H CONGESTION, 43 N:W fEDERAL JUDGESHIPS RUSSIANS ROBBING COMMUNIST NORTH VIETNAME~E TROOPS SAfETY WERE CREATEDo I~Ev'PORT ORE. (Up I ) --OREGAN F ISHER WITHIN ITS BORDERS AND EVEN ALLOW MILI AFTER BALKING lAST YEAR~ THE HOUSE MEN CHARGED YESTERDAY THAT A 200- TARY SUPPLIES TO BE PAS~ED THROUGH IT~ RELENTED BY E!G~T VOTES AND PUT UP VE~SEl FLEET o~ RU~~IAN FISHING BOATS TERRITORY TO SUPPLY COMMUNIST TROOPS IN $12 MilLION TO SUBSIDIZE RENTS FOR THE is ROBBiNG THE RICH FISHING GROUNDS SOUTH VIET NAMo BIG CITY POOR AND $10 MILLION TO FIN~ OFf ThE OREGON COAST. THE NEWS OF THE GRANTING OF DIPLOMATIC ANCE A DEGINNING ~OR JOHNSON~S NATIONAL !!If THEY KEEP THI~ UP, THE FISHING RECOGNITION TO THE Ho CHI MINH GOVERN TEACHER (ORrs, DESiGNED TO BOLSTER GROUNDS HERE \" I II BE JUST WIPED OUT," MENT WA~ BROADCA~T BY HANOI RADiO AND TEACHING STAFFS IN NEEDY SCHOOLSo SAiD CllF" 11 I..l, CAPTAIN OF THE fiSH MONITORED IN TOKYO. ALL KINDS OF MEASURES ARE IN THE ING BOAT PACI~IC QUEEN AND PRESIDENT THE BROADCAST SAID THE TWO GOVERNMENTS WORKS ON BOTH SIDES Of THE CAPITOL FOR OF TrlE r~E\-fC'v R'" DUNCE~JE~5 CRAB A!.so DECIDED TO RAI~E THE "COMMERCIAL REPRE '~T~R EAJTERo TPE SENATE HAS VOTED TO C AT I ON. ~ENTATION" OF THE HANOI REGIME IN PHNOM ~CT UP FEDERAL SAFETY STANDARDS FOR THE RUS!.IAN FLEET HAS BEEN PUlliNG PENH TO THE RANK OF DIPLOMATiC REPRESENT AUTOMOBilE TiREg~ AND IT SEEMS TO BE !N IMMATURE AND SPAWNING OCEAN PERCH, ATION IN ORDER "TO TIGHTEN FURTHER THE
"EADY TC DO PiE SA~E FOR AUTOMOB I lES 0 SOLE AND HALIBUT ABOUT 10 MllE~ SOUTH- EXI~TING RELATIONS BETWEEN THE TWO THE HOUSE IS ~fT 10 VOTE ON AN iN ViESl OF NE ,101"\0- I N I ~nERNA T j ONAL WA COUNTRIE~o" CRLA~E I~ THE FEDERAL MiNIMU~ WAGE ~E~5o A~ A CONSERV~TiON MEA~URE, IN fORMAllY RECOGNIZING THE HANOI FROM $' 0h TO $i 40 _ frlEN $1.60 AN AMERiCAN FI~~ERMEN DO NOT FI~H IN THiS GOVERNMENT TODAY, CAMBODIA, IN EFFECT, HOl- • ~ WOULD BRI~G ABOUT SPI\\/q I ~'S APEA. GAVE GREAT MORAL ~UPPORT TO THE VIET
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MINII"!UM '''''GE ("0 l \0111;., '~'('~vDING FAR~ PRESiDENT OF THE VEST COAST TRAWLERS? WAR 15 AiMED AT CREATING ONE VIET NAM <4A _ \ "'-f;..J, CAB DRIVERS AND OTHER'"' ASSOCIATION, ~A!"", "THE RUS~IANS ARE UNDER COMMUNI5T RULEo ! ,JHAT 1S CALLED THE SERV I CE I NDLI:- PRACTiCING NO CONSERVATION METHODS THERE WAS NO iNDICATIO~ IN THE HANOI qlD ARE COMPLETElf RU IN ING THE SPAWN- BROADCAST WHAT SORT OF REPRE5ENTAT !O,' CONSIDERING THAT THEREi~ A WAR O~, I !~~ GROUNDS." THE NORTH VIETNAMESE WOULD POST IN THE ISMOCRATIL LEADERS THI~~ THE DOMESTIC I REP. ~/ENDEll WYATT, (REP.-ORE.), SAID CAMBODIAN CAP!TAL. [-ODD OF CONGRESS lOOKS PRETTY GOOD ~E HAS WRITTEN TO SECRETARY OF STATE CAMDODIA HAS BEEN DRIFTING TOWARD AN
,-AR 0 "IUCH REMA I NS TO BE DONE' 51\ I D ;) CAN Ru !> K ,\.J' i NG H! S ~ EL PiN Gr- T'" , ~'r OPE~I ALL lANCE \/1 TH THE COMMGN I STS IN II-TE DEMOCRATIC LEADER MIKE t1ANSJ:"IEL1; THE RUSSIANS OUT OF THE AREA. A!> i A fOR t-10RE THAN TwO YEARS, I N NOVEM 'T. BER 19S~j SIHANOlJl< f'\E"L)U~ICED ALL U.So AiDI AND M!LiTARY A5~ISTAN~C, J \.J f r r 7 HOURGLASS
GREEK OFFICIAL RESIGNS EA~l[R IN ARLINGTON WALL STREET TODAY OVER CONTROL DISPUTE WASHINGTON (UPI )--EASTER SUNDAY IN NEW YORK (UPI )--THE STOCK MARKET RAN AT~CN~ (UPi )--FOREIGN MINISTER ELIAS THE NATION'S CAP!TAL WAS COLD, BUT INTO SOME RESISTANCE IN ITS ATTEMPT TO TS!RIMOKOS RESIGNED TONIGHT IN A DIS THE UNSEASONABLE WEATHER FAILED TO STRETCH ITS RECENT RALLY iNTO A SEVEN~H PUTE CONCERNiNG AUTHORITY OVER GREEK DAUNT THE STEADY STREAM OF YOUNG AND CONSECUTIVE SESSION, AND BARELY MANAGED TROOPS ON THE ISLAND OF CYPRUS. OLD STILL COMING TO PAY THEIR RES TO FINISH ON THE UPSIDE. TURNOVER WAS THE RE~IGNATION GREW FROM A JURISDIC PECTS AT THE GR~ -SIDE OF THE LATE FAIRLY ACTIVE. TiGNAl DISPUTE ~r TWEEN CYPRUS PRESIDENT PRES I DEI t' JOHN I KENNEDY, AFTER A FAIRLY STRONG OPENING, SELEC ARCHBISHOP MARKARIOS AND GREEK MILITARY THINGS HAVE CHANGED SOMEWHAT AT THE TiVE BUYING AIDED THE ADVANCE DUR!NG COMMA~DER ON THE ISLAND, GEN. GEORGE ARLINGTON NATiONAL CEMETERY SINCE THE THE FIRST HOUR Of TRADINGo SOON AfTER, GRiVAS BURIAL OF THE LATE PRESIDENT ALMO~T SELLING PRESSURE BEGAN TO MOUNT AND CO~ TiNUED TO PLAGUE ANY SIGNIFICANT iM GRIVAS, w~O RECENTLY SPENT FIVE DAYS TWO AND A HALf YEARS AGO. IMMEDIATE- PROVEMENT IN THE liST. THE RESiSTANCE IN ATrlENS WANTED COMPLETE AUTHORITY LY BELOW THE GRAVESiDE ON A GENTLY J WAS TERMED TECHNICAL BY MOST ANALYSTS OV~R ALk ARMED FORCES ON CYPRUS, NOT SLOPING HILL W~TH A PANORAMIC VIEW IN THE WAKE OF LAST WEEKtS ~MPRESS!VE JLST THE TROOPS FROM THE GREEK MAINLAND. OF WASHINGTON, CONSTRUCTION HAS BCGUN PERFORMANCE. lERE WAS LITTLE NEWS TO ! MAKARiOS AND GREEK PREMIER STEPhANOS ON THE SERENE MONUMENT THAT WILL MARK AFfECT THE ,~KET. I STEPHANOl-OULOS SlJPPORTED THE VIEW BUT THE fiNAL RESTING PLACE. THE UPI MARKET INDICATOR SHOWED AN AV-I TSIRIMOKOS DISAGREED. THE CROWDS HAVE NOT CHANGED, THOUG~ ERAGE GAIN OF 0.23 PERCENT f~OM THURS STEPHANOPO~OUS LAST NIGHT SAID THAT IF ThE PEOPLE, QUiET AND UNSMILING, LOOK DAylS CLOSE, WITH 1,444 SHARES TRADED. ANY ~INISTER HELD A VIEW DIFFERENT FROM AROUND FOR SOME MOMENTS AT THE ETERNAL THE DOW-JONES INDUSTRIAL AVERAGE DIP THE GOVER~MENTIS THEN HE SHOULD RESIGN. FLAME ON TOP OF A SMALL MOUND DECORAT PED 3.34 TO 9 42.42, REFLECTING WIDE T~E p~~ ljER SAID TONIGHT HE HAD AC ED WITH THE CAPS OF THE VARIOUS SERV LOSSES !N SEVERAL OF THE iSSUES USED IN CEPTED TSiR!~OKOSI RESiGNATIONo iCE ELEt-4ENTS. TABULATING THE AVERAGE. Du PONT, fOR iN A DRA~T PLAN ON GR~VASI TERMS OF REF THEN, BE~ORE lHEY LE~VE, THEY GAZE SlANCE j PLUNGED FOUR POINTS AND AMER~CAN E~ENCEJ NEAR T~E FORMER EOKA TERRORIST OUT ACROSS THE POTOM~C RIVER TO THE TELEPHONE LOST A POINT. THE RAil CO~PON LEADERuS POiNT Of ViEW, WAS SENT TO MA LINCOLN MEMOR!AL AND THE WASH!NGTON ENT, HOWEVER, ADVANCED 0055 TO 26301! KAR~OS SATURDAY. HIS ANSWER wAS EXPECTED MO~UMENT THAT DOMiNATE THE CAPiTAL'S STANDARD & POOR'S 500 STOCK iNDEX TACK- I NI \VEDI'I!ESDA Y c SKYL!NEe ED ON 0003 TO 91.97. STEPHANOPOLOUS SAiD HE WOULD SUMMON ALTHOUGH ONE Or THE MEMBERS Of THE VOLUME SLOWED TO 9,310,000 SHARES FR~ TH~ ~ABINET TOMORROW, AND IF THE MAJOR 3RD !NFANTRY HONOR GUARD, SGTo KEVIN 9,650,000 ON THURSDAY OF THE 1,444 is ITY SiDED WiTH TS!RiMOKOS, THE GOVERN FITZGERALD, SAID SUNDAY THE CROWDS SUES TRADED, 631 ADVANCED, 539 DECL~NED, MENT WOULD RES~GNo WERE ABOUT NORMAL FOR THAT DAY, THE AND 220 REMAiNED UNCHANGED, WHILE i2~ IF T~E PEVERSE WAS TRUE, TSIRIMOKOS CEMETERY OFFICIALS EXPECT THE MEMOR ISSUES REACHED NEW HIGHS FOR THE YEAR WOULD BE SUBST~TUTED AND THE GOVERNMENT ~AL CONSTRUCTION TO INCRE~SE THE FLOW AND 41 TOUCHED NEW LOWS. WOULD CARRY ON NORMALLY. OF VISITORS. STANDARD KOlLSMAN TOOK TOP HO~ORS fOR OBSERVERS SA~D THEv THOUGHT THE GOV- WITH THE EXCEPTION Of THE CAPITOL ACTIVITY, SURGING 5 7/8 TO 38 ~/2 ON ! ERNMENT WOULD SURVi VEo ITSELF, THE KENNEDY GRAVE AND THE SALES OF 132,000 SHARES. TRANS!TRON AD j LiNCOLN MEMORiAL ARE THE TWO LARGEST VANCED A POINT TO 20 3/4 ON 116,900 BOSTON COM~uTER TRAIN ATTRACTiONS IN WASHINGTON. LAST YEAR, 1 SHARES iN SECOND PLACE. THiRD PLACE CRASHES 9 INJURING 62 BOTH DREW SLiGHTLY MORE THAN A MIL WENT TO SCM CORP., WHICH CLIMBED 3 5/8 BOSTO!\! (UP! )--A TWO~C~R COMMUTER LION V!SiTORS EACH. TO 73 3/4 ON 108,300 SHARESo TRAIN CARRYING ABOUT 80 PASSENGERS WAS LATER THiS YEAR j THE GRA VES OF THE RAYTHEON WAS ALSO ACT~VE, AND ROSE SLIPPED ON iTS SIDE TODAY APPARENTLY BY LATE PRESIDENT AND TWO Of HiS CHILD 3 5/8,~AND PACKARD BELL, THE f~fTH MOST A TAMPERED SWiTCH. AT LEAST 62 PERSONS REN WILL BE MOVED 20 fEET DOWN THE ACT~VE, PICKED UP 5 1/4 ON 93,700 WERE INJURED, NONE SER!OUSbYc HiLL TO~ARD THE POTOMAC. SHARES DERAiLMENT OF THE SELF-PROPELLED NEW ELECTRONICS CHURNED THROUGH AN iR- HAVEN RAILROAD TRAiN DURING THE EARLY ESTES CASE EVIDENCE MORNING RUSH HOUR WAS ATTRIBUTED BY PO EL PASO, TEX. (UPi )--RICHARD FEUIL- REGULAR SESSION~ FLUCTUATiNG BETWEEN LICE TO VANDALS WHO BROKE A PADLOCK AND lE, AN EL PASO LAWYER, TESTIFIED IN POINT-SIZED GAINS AND LOSSES~ IBM WAS U~S. DISTRiCT COURT TODAY THAT HE HAD THE MOST CONSISTENT OF THE LOT AND FIN SET A ~W!TCH THE WRONG WAY. CRIES AND SCREAMS FILLED THE CARS AS TOLD AN OFFICIAL OF A CHICAGO FINANCE ISHED WITH A GAIN OF 10 1/8 POINTS. COMPANY THAT BILLiE SOL ESTES WAS MAK- TEXAS INSTRUMENTS AND COLLINS RADiO AL THEY lURC~ED OfF THE MAIN TRACK, SKIDDED SO IMPROVED SIGNIFiCANTLY. FAiRCHilD 100 FEET ALONG A SPUR AND OVERTURNED. ING FRAUDULENT FERTiLIZER DEALS A YEAR CAMERA, WHICH HAD BEEN SEVERAL POINTS SUITCASES, HATS, SbOES AND CO~TS WERE BEfORE ESTES FINALLY WAS ARRESTED. LOWER AROUND THREE O'CLOCK, STORMED STREWN INSIDE THE CARS AND PASSENGERS ESTES, WHO ONCE HEADED A WEST TEXAS BACK iN THE FINAL MINUTES AND TACKED ON WERE TOSSED ON EACH OTHER. AGRiCULTURE EMPIRE WORTH ABOUT $50 1/2. THE NOSE OF THE FRONT CAR RIPPED UP MILLION ON PAPER, HAS BEEN A FEDERAL STEELS CLOSED MIXED IN A FRACTIONAL RAILROAD T!ES AND DUG A FOUR-FOOT CONVICT FOR ABOUT A YEAR. RANGE REPUBLIC PICKED UP 1/2 BUT U.S. TRENCH IN THE GROUND. SOME PASSENGERS HE is ASKING U.S. DISTRICT JUDGE STEEL LOST 5/8. GENERAL MOTORS EASED STARTED TO PANIC BUT WERE CALMED BY OTH LEO BREWSTER TO GIVE HIM A NEW TRIAL 7/8 AND AMERICAN MOTORS, FORD AND ERS. THERE WAS NO FIRE. ON THE GROUND THAT HilBERT D. KREEGER CHRYSLER EACH DROPPED 3/8. THE BUDDLiNER, EN ROUTE FROM SUBURBAN liED UNDER OATH IN 1963 WHEN HE TESTI BRANIFF AIRWAYS, A CARRYOVER OF TUES NEEDHAM TO BOSTON'S SOUTH STATION, WAS FIED IN ANOTHER EL PASO FEDERAL COURT DAyiS STRENGTH, HIGHLIGHTED A MIXED AIR MOVING IN A 40-MILE-AN-HOUR SPEED ZONE. THAT HE DID NOT KNOW THERE WAS ANY LINES SECTION WITH A 7 POINT SPRINT THE A MEMBER OF THE TR~INIS CREW, FLAGMAN FRAUD CONNECTED WITH ESTES' DEALINGS. " WHEN ISSUED 11 ADVANCED 3 3 /8 • OTHER JOHN J, FURDON, SAID THE LOCK ON THE IN THE TRiAL IN WHICH KREEGER TESTI GAINERS INCLUDED AMERICAN, ADVANCING SPUR SWITCH HAD BEEN BROKEN, APPARENTLY FIED, ESTES WAS CONVICTED AND SENTENC WITH A RUSTY RA!LROAD SPIKE FOUND NEARBY ED TO 15 YEARS FOR FRAUD THAT is THE 2 1/4 AND NATIONAL, PICKiNG UP I 3/4. THE TRAiN HiT THE SWITCH AND SWERVED SENTENCE HE IS NOW SERVING IN THE NORTHWEST, TWA AND UNITED LOST GROlIND. TO lHE RiGHT OFF THE MAIN TRACK ONTO THE LEAVENWORTH, KANSAS FEDERAL PEN BOEING AND DOUGLAS PERKED UP THE AIR CURVING SPUR TRACK lEADING TO THE WARE FEUILLE SAID Hl REPRESENTED GEORGE CRAFTS, THE FORMER CLIMBING 8 3/8 AND THE LATTER 4 1/2. HOUSE OF THE REXALL CO., A DRUG FIRM. LUTiCH, A PECOS, rEXo FARMER WHO HAD SUPERIOR OIL OF NEVADA LED .-10ST OF THE TRt>IN OVERTuRNED DIRECTLY BEHIND A BOUGHT SOME NON-EX!STENT FERTILIZER wARE,OUSE IN WEST ROXBURY. TANKS FROM ESTES AND SIGNED A MORT- THE OILS INTO THE MINUS COLUMN, DROPPING GAGE. 4 1/4. ATLANTIC ~EFINING LOST I 1/8. STANDARD OF NEW JERSEY LOST A POINT AND SELF- DEFENSE FOR EUROPE FEUILlE SAID HE LEARNED THAT THE \JASHI NGTON (UPi )--FRANZ-JOSEF STRAUSS , CHICAGO FIRM OF WALTER E. HELLER AND STANDARD OF CALIFORNIA 3/4. MiDWEST OIL WAS THE MOST NOTABLE EXCEPTION, ADVANC THE MAN wHO BUILT THE NEW WEST GERMAN CO. WAS GOING TO BUY $100,000 WORTH ING 2 1/2. ARMY, SAID TODAY IT IS TiME TO REPLACE OF L~TICHIS PAPER FROM ESTES AND WARN SOME OF AMERICAiS TROOPS IN EUROPE WITH ED KREEGERo XEROX SURGED 7/8 ON A LATE BUYING SPREE AND POLAROID CLIMBED 4 1/2. COM NATIVE SOLDIERS. " I WANTED TO PUT HIS COMPANY ON AC1- MERCIAL SOLVENTS DROPPED 3 5/8 AND TEX "THE EUROPEANS SIMPLY HAVE TO TAKE A UAL NOTICE THAT LUTICH HAD NOT RECEiV AS GULF SULPHUR FELL 3 1/8. BIGGER RESPONS~BiLITY FOR EUROPEAN DE~ ED ANY TANKS AND APPARENTLY WOULD NOT PRICES ON THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE CLOSED FENSE AND A B!GGER SHARE OF iT FOR THEM RECEiVE ANY TANKSo I WANTED TO PUT 41XED IN ACTIVE TRADING VOLUME TOTALED SELVES," THE FORMER WEST GERMAN DEFENSE HIM ON NOTICE THAT THE TRANSACTI~ WAS SHARES COMPARED WITH 5,120,000 MINISTER SA!D IN A COPYRiGHTED INTERVIEW APPARENTLY BASED ON FRAUD. IN MY OPIN 1,690jOOO SHARES ON THURSDAY. OF THE 899 ISSUES WITH U S NEwS AND WORLD REPORT, CONDUC- ION, THE WHOLE DEAL SMELLED AND IT TRADED, 370 ADVANCED, 341 DECLINED AND TED IN BOI\JN SMELLED LIKE A BIG CON GAME," FEUILLE 188 HELD STEADY. THE NEWLY-SPLIT SOLi HE SUGGESTED THAT EUROPE SHOULD BE ASK- SAID. TRON DEVICES SOARED 26 POINTS ED "TO REPLACE ONE OR TWO AMERICAN DIVI- LATER, ACCORDING TO FEUILlE, THE SIONS AFTER A GiVEN TIME BY EUROPEAN DI- HELLER COMPANY SENT LUTICH'S MESSAGE DON'T TELL PEOPLE YOUR TROUBLES VISIONS QOwiT 14 TACTICAL NUCLEAR ELEMENTS" BACK, HALF OF THEM AREN'T INTERESTED AND THE THE NUCLEAR EQU~PMENT COULD REMAIN IN CONSCIENCE IS A SMALL, STILL VOICE OTHER HALF ARE GLAD YOU'RE GETTlrG U S CUSTODY, HE SAID. THAT MAKES MINORITY REPORTS. WHATfS COMING TO YOU. P'\CC 8 HOURGLASS
(CONTINUED fROM THE SPECIAL ForCES MEN BEAT OFF THE (CONT I NUED fRO~t PAGE ONE) VlrT rON~ ~TT'''''~RS IN A BATTLE TIlAT KY PAGE ONE) J'~C~0SUR: Of THE SHORTAGE COINCIDED l..I~C1\,1 JUSi IH.t JI E tlltJNIGHT SATURDAY IN ADDITION TO THE REGIMENT FROM ITH THE A~~OUNCEMENT THAT THE NUMBER AND LASTED urn I L LATE YESTERDAY, OUT THE SEVENTH DIVISION, ANOTHER qEGIMENT ' 0f U.S. ttl~ITARY PER~OtmEl. IN VIET NAM THE DEfENDING fORCES ALSO SUFfERED '''AS PLACED ON STANBY ALERT FOR MOVEMENT; t HAS 240,000 SERVICEMEN -- ARMY, ~EACHED MODERATE TO HEAVY l.OSSES. SOUTH VIET TO THE CAPITAL. PART Of THE REGIMENT ;'AR1NE" NAVY AND AIR FORCE. I NAMESE AUTHORITIES REPORTED ONE Of MOVED IN TODAY WAS BIVOUACKeD IN A PARK , ~ELIAOLE SOURCES SAID U.S. MILITARY THEIR HELICOPTERS WAS lONG OVERDUE lESS THAN A MILE FROM THE CENTER Of SA 1- I AUTHORITIES ARC PRESSING A CRASH PRO AND liSTED AS MISSING AFTER TAKING GON. IT \,:\5 HIDDEN fROM VIEW BY THICK ; GRAM TO RESTOCK SUPP~IES Of BOM8S. IN OFr fROM DALAT YESTERDAY ON A Fl.IGHT TREES AND SHRUBS. THE OTH(R TROOPS WER( ITrE MEftNTIME, THE AIR FORCE, MARINES TO NHA TRANG. AT THE SAIGON RACETRACK IN THE SUeURBAN AND li t\ VY HAVE ORDERED THE I R P Il.OTS TO I IN OTHER GROUND ACTION A U.S. 3RD CHINESE (CHOl.ON) DISTRICT. 'l.IMIT THEIR ATTACKS IN THE SOUTH TO MARINE DIVISION PATRO~ KIl.l.ED THREE SOl.DIERS TONIGHT SAT AROUND ON THE I THOSE RAIDS NEEDED TO DIRECTl.Y ASSIST MORE V,ET CONG IN A RICE PADDY C~ASH GROUND WATCHING A TELEVISION SET PLACED I II IAlll~D GROUND fORCES IN CONTACT WITH DURING "OPERATION ORANGE Al.ONG A UNDER SOME TREES. OTHERS SNOOZED IN I COM~UNIST TROOPS. RIV[R IN QUANr NGAI PROVINCE 25 MILES HAMMOCKS. : THE SOURCES IN SAIGON SAID U.S. AIR SJlITH'tJEST Of DA nANG. THE MAR I NES IT WAS NOT KNOWN WHETHER U.S. OfFI IFoRCE A~D MARINE WARPl.ANES TAKING Ofr THUS fAq HA\ KILl.ED 61 VIET CONG IN CIALS HAD BEEN INfORMED IN ADVANCE Of fROM DA NANG AIR BASE NOW AVERAGE A THE S\/EEP. THE TROOP MOVEMENT. !PAYl.OAD Of ONl.Y AflOUT :250 POUNDS COM UNITS Of THE 10IsT AIRBORNE DIVISION IN THEIR MESSAGE TO LODGE, THE BUD i PARED WITH A 750-POUND LOAD THEY USED KILLED TWO C~MMUNISTS YESTE~DAY AS DHIST STUDENTS CRITICIZED U.S. POLICY ITO CARRY. THEY CONTINUED TRYING TO Cl.EA~ VIET fOR SUPPORTING "DICTATOR GOVERNMENTS" THEY SAID THERE HAS Al.SO BEEN A 40 fONG OUT OF THE COASTAL AREA NEAR FOR THE PAST NINE YEARS. THEY URGED PERCENT CUT IN THE NUMBER OF SORTIES Tuy HOA. THAT PRESIDENT JOHNSON IMMEDIATELY PER DAY fl.OWN BY U.S. PLANES IN SOUTH IN HUE, A U.s. MIl.ITARY ADVISER WITHDRAW HIS SUPPORT OF KV. VIET NAM. UNTIL RECENTLY O.S. PLANES SAID SOUTH VIETNAMESE TR00PS WHO ARE THE CABLE WAS SIGNED BY THE "MIl.11"!' flEW ABOUT 500 SORTIES DAILY AGAINST HOSTILE TO PREMIER NGUYEN CAO Ky's TARY AND PEOPLE'S STRUGGLE FORCE fOR VIET CONG TARGETS IN THE SOUTH. IN MIl.ITARY REGIME ARE fiGHTING THE COM THE REVOLUTION" IN THE REBEl.lIOUS fIVE RECENT DAYS THE NUMBER HAS BEEN CUT TO MUNISTS AS HARD AS EVER DESPITE THE NORTHERN PROVINCES IT CAME fROM DA ABOUT JOO. A SORTIE IS ONE SEPARATE CIVIl. UNREST SWEEPING THE COUNTRY. NANG, 380 MIl.ES NORTH Of SAIGON, BUT RUN ~ADE BY ONE PLANE. WAS REPRODUCED AND DISTRIOUTED BY THE (CONTINUED FROM A BIG fACTOR IN THE BOMB SHORTAGE, BUDDHIST COMMAND CENTER IN SAIGON. BILLS PAGE ONE) SOURCES SAID, IS A SHIPPING BOTTLENECK THERE HAVE BEEN NO ORGANIZED PROTESTS OF THE INTEREST AND THE TRUE ANNUAL IN SOUTH VIETNAMESE PORTS. AVAILABl.E SINCE LAST FRIDAY NIGHT BUT MASS DEM INTEREST Of THE lOAN. PORT FACIl.ITIES ARE VASTLY OVERLOADED, ONSTRATIONS WERE BEING PLANNED BY THE THE TRIJTH-I r. PACKAG I NG MEASURE WOUl.D WITH SOME SUPPLY SHIPS HAVING TO WAIT BUDDHISTS FOR LATER IN THE WEEK. THEY SET STANDARDS FOR l.ABElING AND PACK~~ SIX WEEKS TO UNl.OAD AT SAIGON. RECENT WILL BE LED BY MONKS, ACCORDING TO A fNG1GF' SUP[RMARKE~'GOODSISO ~HAT THE ANTI-GOVERNMENT STRIKES ALSO HAVE TIED WEEKEND DECl.ARATION BY THE CHURCH HIER UP PORT fACILITIES THERE. H~USEWlrE KNOWStEXACTLY ~H£' AMOUNTI ARCHY. SHE IS BUYING. U.S. AUTHORITIES HAVE aEEN PRESSING MOST OBSERVERS BELIEVE THE Kv GOVERN BOTH BILl.S HAVE KICKED AROUND THE PORT CONSTRUCTION Al.ONG THE COAST AT MENT MADE A COSTLY BLUNDER lAST MONTH SENATE FOR YEARS. THEY HAVE BEEN SUCH SPOTS AS CAM RANH BAY, BUT THEY BY fiRING LT. GEN. NGUYEN CHANH THI AS STIFLED SUCCESSfULLY - PARTLY DUE TO HAVE NOT BEEN ABl.E TO FILL THE BOMB VIETNAMESE FIRST ARMY CORPS COMMANDER. AN INTENSE LOBBYING EFFORT I~EEDS • THI, A BUDDHIST, ENJOYED UNIVERSAL THE PROSPECTS FOR THE TRUTH-tN-LEND U.S. WARSHIPS WERE PITCHING IN TO POPULARITY IN THE fiVE NORTHERN PROV ING BILL ARE WORSE THAN FOR THE TRUTH HEl.P t1AKE UP FOR THE ENFORCED CUT-DOWN INCES WHICH ARE UNDER FIRST CORPS IN-PACKAGING BI~L. ON OOMBING ATTACKS ON THE VIET CONGa JURISDICTION. THE SENATE BANKING COMMITTEE, WHICH /A SPOKESMAN SAID FIVE NAVAl. DESTROYERS Ky AND THE OTHER SAIGON GENERALS HAS THE LEfWINC BILl. UNDER ITS JUR\S /BOM8ARDED VIET CCNG TROOP CONCENTRATIO~ FIRED HIM FOR REPORTEDLY IGNORING OR DICT',)N, IS SPLIT \/ITH NO PREc.ENT UP AI'.D DC\- N THt :SI\ST, 'vi I TH A I R SPOT- I 7-7 DERS AND RUNNING HIS COMMAND AS A fiEf II JICATIONS OF A CHAN~E CHAIRMAN TERS REPORT IIlG 11 D, e:::l.lENT " RESUl. TS. I DOM. BUDDHIST PROTESTS BEGAN Al.MOST A. WILl.IS ROBERTSON, (DEM.-VA.), AND GIA~T 8-52 BOMBERS FLYING IN fROM I IMMEDIATELY AND LAST WEEK ERUPTED INTO SENSe JOHN J. SPARKMAN, (DEM.-ALA.), CUAtI ALSO CONT IN UED TO POUND V I ET CONG I VIOLENCE IN SAIGON. CONCENTRATIOt' OF INSTALl.ATIONS IN AND EDWARD V. LONG, (DEM.4-:0.), HAVE DA NANG, SOUTH VIET NAM'S SECOND liNED UP WITH THE COMMITTEE'S fOUR SOUTH VIET NAM, UOMOARDING A COMMUNIST LARGEST CITY, WAS QUIET TODAY. ARMED REPUBLICANS TO DEADl.OCK THE BIl.L. HELr fnE~ TODAY IN ?HOC TUY PROVINCE, ANTI-GOVERNMENT TROOPS DISAPPEARED fROM I Two OTHER DEMOCRATS, SENS. EDMUND S. 5~ LFC r~5T Cf S~ICON. THE STREETS Of THE COASTAL CITY. ROAD ~~USKIE, (DEMt-"E.) AND THOMAS J. Mc ~;r j Af\'D A I R fORCE JETS ALSO PRESSED BLOCKS WERE STIl.l. UP OUTSIDE THE CITY AIR ATTACKS ACAINST COMMUNIST NORTH INTYRE, (DEM.-N.H.), ARE NOT CONSIDER BUT THEY UERE LIGHTLY MANNED. ED SOLID fOR THE BILL. A CONGRESSION VIET NAM, ATTACKINC TARGETS IN THE MAYOR NGUYEN VAN t~N, 39, WHO Ky HAS AL SOU~CE WHO HAS KEPT TABS ON THE AREAS OF OlEN 31EN trW, THE BIG PORT OF THREATENED iO EXECUTE AS A n TRAITOR, " \/, BILL SAID THE SITUATION WAS "TOUCH AND ,('I' • TODAY LEfT A HEAVilY-GUARDED PAGODA GO. ' " "7- ""C,ED JUNKS NEAR HAl- AND RETURNED TO HIS VILLA. THE PACKAGING BILl. IS IN SOMEWHAT pr~ , H. HI-I A RADAR SITE 46 MILES If ALL GOES WELL, IT WAS EXPECTED lJOPTHEAST Or DONG Ho t '"/HEKE THEY DES BETTER SHAPE. FOR ONE THING, SEN. THAT 221 AMERICANS AND OTHER FOREIGN TROYED -1..-c)TC_i3U1LD1,,~. T.I:.~lR V/AQQEN G. r1AGNUSON, (DEM.-WASH.), NAT 10NALS EVACUATED FROtl DA t\ANG LAST CHAIRMAN OF THE COMMERCE COMMITTEl, r:.t.::- , " ~'I t,~", Af\EhS, HIGHWAY BRID ';/EEK MAYBE ALl.OWED TO RETURN TO THE GES AND STt-I,AGE AREAS I N THE V I C IN ITY WIl.l NOT DEl.AY THE MEASURE. HE HAS CITY r V I NH AtJD NE/,R THe OEM I L I TAR I ZED ZONE SAID HE WILL BRING IT TO A VOTE AND flORe:-. THE COMMITTEE ALREADY HAS HELD SEVERAL MANIl.A {UPI)--THE PHILIPPINE HOUSE ~EETINGS ON IT, BUT A fLOOD OF AMEND , , ~ Ii "1:1 I~Ar", U.S OF REPRESENTATIVES TODAY APPROVED A MENTS IS IN THE OrFING AND, If PASSED, "-I. I COr 11:.RtlEN AND NAVY F I GhT- ! CONTROVERSIAL WAR BILL ALLOWING PRESI COULD SERIOUSLY WEAKEN THE BILL. THE -R PILOTS STAGED A DARING RESCUE TOt~' DENT FERDINAND E. MARCOS TO SEND 2,000 REPUBLICANS HAVE CIRCULATED A SUBSTI ::p;,\.\E:>E SOLD I ERS BELONG I ~'G COMBAT ENGINEERS TO SOUTH VIET NAM. TO A SPEC I AL ,-(Je,CES Utll T LED BY U.S. TUTE WHICH, IN THE OPINION Of THE ALTHOUGH THE $8.7 MILl.ION BILL SAILED BILllS SUPPORTERS, IS NO MORE THAN A "(;P::N U':RET' ,.,DV I SEns. THROUGH THE HOUSE BY A 81 TO 7 VOTE, LABELIf-!G BILL. j - V,ETNAMEse (ELL INTO VIET CONG A SIMILAR VERSION IS ENCOUNTERI~G JTIFf WfTHIN THE COMMITTEE, THERE SEEMS INfC.':TEr. iERt< IT0f\Y \ HOI THE IR SMAl.L OPPOSITI0~ IN THE SENATE. TO BE SOME ~ CP"r'1.JT ON STANDARDS fOR ARMY :A~1~0U TD.~r ,T PLANE CRASH- THEr~E WAS NO I NO I CAT I ON 'vIHEI~ THE SEN , ,... r~~ ~~Y IDENTIfiABLE LABELING Of PACK- r r I I , J \ I <-- ATE WOUl.D ACT ON THE BILl.. , I ... ~ 'fr I Ch vvL') S I'" TE THE EXACT JUAN- r \ I 1 TITY CONTAINED. IN ADDITIONM THERE SAN 3AG~IEL, CALIf. (UPI)--A HE~I DOES NOT SEEM TO BE ANY GREAT OBJECTION COPTER THAT Will. fIT INTO THE fAMilY c~: ri.LLRS WERE CLOSINe 1 ~ ON THE TO ELIMINATING THE SO-CALLED "CENTS GAR\AC AND COST NO MORE THAN A LUXURY ,,11:.-' ,,~,r- " I 1 \;. rlHE '-ROM THE F'ICI-iT- Of~" G n1M I CKS, BUT THERE '5 STRO~IG AUTO"'10~ I LE \JAS tJ:JV!: I ~ED TODA Y BY ITS t.R r-:",,~L:- HELD OFF THE COMMUNISTS AND OPPOSITION AGAINST ST~NDARDS REGULA INVENTOR, ~UfORD J. SCHRAMM. TING THE CONf'GURATION Of PACKAGES OR SCHRAMM, 27, A F')RMER HE~Ot'~ ')1 I CAL j I- 1_ d ERS STA~~AR~l7'Nr T~E SIZES. E~IG I NEER I NG STUDE:, T AT CAL POL Y Or' S 1\ ONE ,POKCSMAN SAID THE INDUSTRY IS LUIS OBISPO, CALif., SAID HI~ ~ACHINE ~KL THE fESCUE, THE FIVE SPlCIAL "DESPERATELY fl.iHTI"r:" SUCH A PROPOSAL. ~Jl ECriS 'JNL Y 500 P,)UNOS AND CAr~ r~ Y AT i'-ORCE'" "vL.., I Er-5 HAD MAN;.':E.., '.J F" IC:11 THE PACKAGING BILL SPONSORS HAVE A 100 MilES PER HOUR fOR 2 1/2 HvJ:-S AT o~~ THE VIET CONG roq 13 MINUTES. NEW WEAPON THIS YEAR -- THE POSSIBILITY AN AL I I TIJ;:) _ OF' UP TO 12,000 fEET. Of INflATION. SCHRAM~1 SA 10 tIl S OI~E-,' r\' pEL I COPTER \JOULD RETAIL AT BEn/EEN ~Jl,500 AND ~1)i,OOOo L {i' l\!li]racle~' Nuclear Accelerator May Be Boon For FEATURE page *** All Mankind
ICROSSWORD By Eugene Shefferl q I 2 "!> ~4 5 b 7 ~8 10 II 1'3 1'2. ~ ~ 14- 15 Ib 17 ~ Ie> 19 2.0 ~ ~ ~ ~ 2.1 z:z. 2.:' 2.4 2S ~ ~ ~ ~ 2.b '2.1 a.'a 2.9 30 ~ ~ 31 ~ ~2. ~ ~3 34 ~ ~5 ~ ~b Part of the interior of the two mIle long underground Irnear accelerator hOUSIng 31 36 39 By LEONARD J SNYDER thL Ilear 1 000 staff member [11l/IOZ PII\\ A~"J(/lltl(JII [orlfl"/l(JIII[,lIt '>tantor d Lmear Accelerator ~ ~ ~ ~ PAlO ALTO CalIf -A two mIll long TlllIacle machll1e neal 40 41 42- 43 44 Llll tel 1~LAC) by "hootmg the IIlg completIOn du,e to Stanfulu Umver;,lt; WIll soon enable 11lgh energy electrons at nuclear ~ ~ ~ % !lucILar ~(Ilnthts tu (li;,«)ver lle\\ly lleated partIcle,> \\Ithm th" tal gets and ob'>crvmg the an Illillell'> of the nllghty Itom 4S 4b 47 4S 49 gIl', at whlC.h they are deflected ~ Sl mford:, f lIlt l'>tlL III IC h1l1c \\ ill he lhed tu detL! 11111le the It h [Ju;,;,lble to determme the So 51 S'2. 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CALL 504 NEWS & WORLD REPORT, HOOVER SAID CON FOR WHICH THEY ARE SUITABLE THE SYM WALK IN rRONT OF THE WHITE HOUSE VICTIONS HAVE BEEN WON AGAINST OVER BOLS A, T AND C REPRESENT ADULTS, TE THE YOUTH, IDENTIFIED AS ARTHUR 260 PERSONS CHARGED WITH VIOLATING AND CHILDREN RESPECTIVELY THE PRES HILARY ZINNER or NEW YORK, HAD DOUSED LAWS AGAINST INTERSTATE TRANSMISSION ENCE OF ANY OF THE THREE SYMBOLS INDI HIMSELF WITH GASOLINE, APPARENTlY TO WRIST WATCH AT SNACK BAR OWNER OF GAMBLING INFORMATION OR EQUIPMENT CATES THAT THE FILM IS CONSIDERED SU f'ItA1(r 111 MSELF Ii F LAM I NG nelITtfCr TN MAY CLAIM UPON PROPERLY IDENTIFYING AND INTERSTATE TRAVEL TO FURTHER RA~ ABLE FOR THE AUDIENCE PROTEST AGAINST THE WAR IN V'ET NAM ITEM CALL 2178 ETEERING ED BY THE SYMBO A SECRET SERVICE AGENT AND TWO POLICE MEN THEN SUBDUED HIM AS HE ATTEMPTED PRESCRIPTION GLASSES AT PACIFIC TO STRIKE A MATCH BQ CLAIM AT BQ OFFICE AFTER OFFICERS OVERPOWERED HIM, ZINNER WAS TAKEN TO ST ELIZABETH'S AT MARINA - MEN'S PRESCRIPTION HOSPITAL, A GOVERNMENT ME~TAL FACILI SUNGLASSES - GOLD AND TORTOISE SHELL TY, FOR OBSERVATION POLICE SAID HE FRAMES CALL 676 SPOKE MOSTLY IN INCOHERENT SENTENCES, BUT THEY QUOTED HIM AS SAYING HE HAD LUNA-10 STUDYING WRITTEN PRESIDENT JOHNSON SEVERAL SHAPE OF THE MOON PROTEST LETTERS ABOUT VIET NAM AND Moscow (UPI)--LuNA-IO IS TRYING TO WANTED TO DRAMATIZE HIS OPPOSITION F I NO OUT I F THE MOON I S ROUND, I ZVES POLICE AND SECRET SERVICE AGENTS TIA SAID TONIGHT WERE ALERTED TO ZINNER'S ATTEMPT BY THE SOVIET GOVERNMENT NEWSPApER JOHM LENNON, A NEWSMAN FOR BROADCAST SAID A STUDY OF THE MOON'S SHAPE IS ING STATION wrop ONE OF THE MANY JOBS OF THE PROBE, LENNON REPORTED HIS OFFICE WAS CAL WHICH WENT INTO HISTORY'S FIRST LUNAIt LED ABOUT 9 30 AM BY A PERSON WHO ORBIT APRIL 3 SAID "I'M A STUDENT VISITING I'M THE SATELLITE CREATED A SENSATION GOING TO BURN IN FRONT OF THE WHITE AT THE 23RD SOVIET CoMMUNIST PARTY HOUSE IF YOU WANT ANY PICTURES, CONGRESS HERE WHEN IT SENT BACK A YOU'D BETTER GET THERE RIGHT AWAY" MUSICAL SIGNAL -- THE COMMUNIST AN SECRET SERVICE AGENT RADFORD JONES THEM "THE INTERNATIONALE" AND TWO POLICEMEN STATIONED IN FRONT THE SOVIETS STILL HAD NOT SAID WHE OF THE WHITE HOUSE RUSHED OVER TO THER OR NOT LUNA-IO WAS SUPPOSED TO ZINNER WHEN THEY SAW HIM APPROACH THE HAVE TAKEN PICTURES OF THE MOON'S SUR NORTHWEST ENTRANCE HE HAD TAKEN FACE TO SCOUT OUT POSSIBLE MANNED TWO PLASTIC CONTAINEltS OF GASOLINE LANDING SITES, BUT IZVESTIA SAID ONE FROM A PAPER BAG, AND WAS POURING THE OF ITS TASKS JS STUDYING THE LUNAR FLUID OVER HIMSELF GRAVITATIONAL FIELD JONES GltABBED ZINNER AS THE YOUTH BECAUSE LUNA-IU~ ORBIT TAKES IT TRIED TO STRIKE A MATCH rROM 217 TO 610 M1LES FROM THE MOON, IN BOSTON, WHERE ZINNER ATTENDED IT SAID, IT CAN STUDY CHANGES IN BOSTON UNIVERSITY, A ROOMMATE DES- CR I BED HIM AS A "LON ER" WHO BEL I E VED GRAVITY AND, THUS, IN THE SHAPE OF 1------;------1 THE MOON TOP FEDERAL WARDEN EVELYN WAUGH DIES THE UNITED STATES SHOULD GET OUT OF VIET NAM "IT WILL BE POSSIBLE," IT SAID, SEES CRIME DECLINE TAUNTON, ENGLAND (UPI)--THE LITERARY WILLIAM RACOLIN, WHO SHARED AN A "TO ESTABLISH HOW FAR THE SHAPE OF WASHINGlON (UPI)--THE DIRECTOR OF WORLD TODAY MOURNED EVELYN WAUGH, 63, MENT WITH ZINNER AND ANOTHER STUDENT, THE MOON DIFFERS FROM A SPHERE" THE FEDERAL PRISON SYSTEM BELIEVES WHOSE SATIRICAL NOVELS ON THE BRITISH SAID ZINNER "WAS VERY QUIET AND DIDN'T THE SOVIET PI'tESS SAID EARLIER THAT THAT AS THE WAR ON POVERTY CONTINUES ARISTOCRACY BROUGHT HIM WORLDWIDE FAME ASSOCIATE WITH VERY MANY PEOPLE HE LUNA-IO DISCOVERED "FLUXES OF ELEC THE NATION SHOULD SEE A LOWERING OF WAUGH, WHO rlRST GAINED ATTENTION IN KNEW OF NO ORGANIZATIONS ZINNEI't HAD TRONS" NEAR THE MOON WHICH ARE 70 TO ITS CI'tIME RATE IN ABOUT FIVE YEARS 1930 WITH HIS "DECLINE AND FALL," DIED JOINEO 100 TIMES MORE INTENSE THAN COSMIC MYRL E ALEXANDEIt, HEAD OF THE YESTEltDAY IN HIS 18TH CENTUltY MANOR ALTHOUGH THE SIDEWALK WHERE THE IN RAYS BUREAU or PRISONS, TOLD UPI TODAy HOUSE HE WAS A BROTHER or ALEC WAUGH, CIDENT OCCURRED WAS CROWDED WITH TOUR IT WAS SPECULATED THIS MAY MEAN THAT Ir SOCIETY DID ITS JOB PROPERLY AN EQUALLY FAMED WRITER ISTS, MANY or THEM HERE rolt THE ANNUAL LUNAR RADIATION COULD BE DEADLY TO IN THE FIRST PLACE THE JAILS AND Pltl "DECLINE AND FALL IS REGARDED AS VIIt CHERRY BLOSSOM FESTIVAL, THE WHITE ANY MAN ON THE MOON SONS WOULD BE EMPTY, EXCEPT FOR HARD- TUALLY A CLASSIC IN ITS HUMOROUS POlt HOUSE ITSELr WAS NEARLY EMPTY TASS, THE SOVIET NEWS AGENCY, HAD CORE CRIMINALS TRAY1L OF SOPHISTICATED LirE AMONG THE PltESIDENT JOHNSON AND HIS rAMILY SAID "LATER MEASUREMENTS" MIGHT TELL THERE AltE SIGNS, HOWEVEIt, THAT THE BRITISH UPPER CLASS WERE VACATIONJNG AT THEII't TEXAS RANCH MORE ABOUT THESE ELECTI'tONS PUBLIC IS BEGINNING TO REALIZE THAT WAUGH LEFT HIS WirE, LAURA, THltEE SONS AND MANY WHITE HOUSE EMPLOYEES WEltE IT HAS TO SHARE THE RESPONSIBILITY AND THREE DAUGHTERS ONE OF HIS SONS, orr rolt EASTEIt BEEBE'S WILL READ rOR CRIME, HE SAID "WE AI'tE STARTING AUBERON, ALREADY IS THE AUTHOlt OF TWO VII'tGINJA CITY, NEV (UPI}--BoN VI NOVELS TO POINT THE riNGER WHERE IT BELONGS N£w BEDrOl'tD, MASS (UPI)--WEIGHT VANT LUCIUS BEEGE, CHRONICLEIt OF CAFE -- AT OURSELVES," HE ADDEO WAUGH'S BOOKS INCLUDED "BRIDESHEAD RE WATCHERS, INC, A GltOUP THERAPY REDUC SOCIETY, LEFT THE BULK or HIS ESTIMAT VISITED", "VILE BODIES", "MEN AT ARMS", THIS CHANGING ATTITUDE MAY LEAD TO ING CLUB, IS LOOKING FOR A NEW MEETING ED $2-MILLION ESTATE TO HIS FRIEND AN ENTIRELY NEW CONCEPT OF TRYING TO "THE OltDEAL or GI LBEltT PI NFOLD", AND PLACE AND ASSOCIATE CHAltLES CLEGG -- WITH "THE LOVED ONE", WHICH WAS MADE INTO A CUT DOWN CltlME BY ELIMINATING "POVEIt C,TY BUILDING INSPECTOltS ItULED THAT PltOVISIONS FOR THEIIt DOG, T-BoNE Tow FLIM, NOW A SMASH HIT ON BOTH SIDES or ",Y, DISEASE, AND IGNOltANCE " THE rLOOltS or THE OLD THEATER WHERE T SER II, A HUGE ST BERNARD, SO THAT THE ATLANTIC HIS LAST PUBLISHED BOOK HE CAN BE "MAINTAINED IN COMFORT FOR CLUB HAD BEEN MEETING AR~ NOT STltONG SUPPOhr THE BARGAIN BAZAAR' was HIS AUTOB I OGltAPH I CAL "A LITTLE LEARN ENOUGH TO 5UPPOltT 75 OR dO OVEltWEIGHT THE REMAINDER OF HIS NATURAL LIFE" I NG"