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VOl. 8, No. 34)3 KWAJAL£IN, MARSHALL ISLANDS WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER Five Star Generals Call U. S. Blunts New Red Offensive: For Speedup in Viet War Westy Charges Cambodia is Refuge NEW YORK (UPI)--THE NATION'S ONLY LIVING SAIGON (UPI)--A~LIED WARPLANES, STRAfiNG AND BOMBING BY THE liGHT Of STAR GENERALS __ FORMER PRESIOENT DwiGHT 0 DROVE OUT A BATTALION OF COMMUNIST TROOPS THAT ATTACKED AND HOWER AND GENERAL OMAR N. BRADLEY -- URGED TODAY IEFlY OCCUPIED PART OF A GOVERNMENT DISTRICT AND REGIMENTAL HEAOQ A "SPEEDUP" IN THE VIETNAMESE WAR EFFORT AND TOOAY IN A fiERCE ASSAULT NEAR THE CAMBODIAN BORDER SUGGESTED A POLICY Of "HOT PURSUIT" THAT WOULD THE ATTACK NINETY MILES NORTH Of SAIGON WAS THE THIRD COMMUNIST AS~ IGNORE ARTIFICIAL BOUNDARIES LIKE THE DEMILITAR IN A MONTH IN THE CAMBODIAN BORDER AREA ONLY A fEW HOURS lATER, IZED ZONE OR EvEN THE BORDERS OF REO CHINA. ~:~::~ WILLIAM C WESTMORELAND CHARGED TH£ COMMUNISTS WERE "TAKING AD THE WORLD WAR II VETERANS MADE THEIR COMMENTS I OF THE EASTERN BOROER AREA Of CAMBODIA WITH OR WITHOUT THE ON THE WAR ON A CBS NETWORK TELEVISION SHOW. OF CAMBODIAN AUTHORITIES Dwight D EI ..nhower BRADLEY, WHO JUST RETURNED fROM A TOUR Of THE THE CAMBODIAN GOVERNMENT, WHICH HAS HEAT£OLY" AND REPEATEDLY, DENIED VIET NAM FRONT, DESCRIBED THE WAR ~----- SIMilAR CHARGES, DENOUNCED "WITH AS "CONFUSING" BECAUSE GAINS ARE INDIGNATION" TODAY REPORTS THAT DIFFICULT TO SHOW ON A MAP, BuT HE LBJ Presents Cost-Cut Plan VIETNAMESE COMMUNIST fORCES HAD SAID HE WAS CONFIDENT IT COULD BE BASES AND SUPPLY lINES INSIDE CAM- WON BY THE U~ITEO STATES AND VIET To Satisfy Tax-Writing Unit BOO IA. NAIo'I. FOR THREE HOURS EARLY TODAY, THE "I SOlo'lETIMES THINK WE TALK TOO WASHINGTON (UPI)~-THE JOHNSON ADMINISTRATION PRESENTED CONGRESS TO ATTAC~ING BATTALION Of 400 TO 500 MUCH ABOUT TRYING TO GET THEM TO DAY A FORMULA fOR CUTTING ,EDERAL SPENDING BY $4 BILLION IN A LAST VIET CONG HE~D ONE Of TWO THE NEGOTIATING TABLE," HE COMMENT DITCH EFFORT TO GET A TAX INCREASE THIS YEAR. COMPOUNDS AT Bo OUC, JUST THREE ED. "I THINK WE SHOULD SAY THAT IN A SOMBER PRESENTATION TO THE HOUSE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE, MilES FROM THE BORDER ONCE AND THEN SHuT UP, BECAUSE THEY TREASURY SECRETARY HENRY H. FOWLER SAID PRESIDENT JOHNSON WAS WilLING THEN AMERICAN AND VIETNAMESE AIR TAKE IT AS A SIGN Of WEAKNESS •• TO CUT fEDERAL SPENDING PROGRAMS ~Y TEN PERCENT By THIS STATEMENT FORCE PLANES SWEPT IN AND fORCED AND I JUST DON'T BELIEVE THE AMER- THE ADMINISTRATION MADE A SIGNifiCANT CONCESSION IN AN EffORT TO RE OFf THE ATTACKERS ICAN PEOP~E ARE THAT WEAK. " VIVE PRESIDENT JOHNSON'S PROPOSED TEN PERCENT INCOME SURCHARGE, BUT A GOV£RNMENT SPOKESMAN SAID 65 (CONTINUED ON PAGE NINE) THERE WAS NO EVIDENCE WHATEVER THAT THE EFFORT WOULD SUCCEED IN GET (CONTINUED ON PAGE NINE) TING THE BilL OUT Of REP. WilBUR D. MillS' DEEP fREEZE. Syrian Leader Insists MILLS, WHO AS CHAIRMAN Of THE Callaghan Resigns WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE HAS VIR WASHINGTON (UPI)--SENATOR BIRCH .On Victory Over Israel TUAL lifE AND DEATH CONTROL OVER BAYH OF INDIANA SAID TODAY THAT After Failing Pound BEIRUT, LEBANON (UPI)--PRESIDENT REVENUE LEGISLATION, SAID IN AD THE UNITED STATES SHOULD STOP DE LONDON (UPI)--JAMES CAllAGHAN NOUREDDIN ATASSI Of SYRIA TOLD VANCE OF THE APPEARANCE TODAY OF GAULLE'S "MONETARY SHARP-SHOOT I NG" CHANCELLOR Of THE EXCHEQUER, TOOA CHEERING THOUSANDS IN DAMSCUS TO FOWLER AND OTHER TOP ADMINISTRA- BY MAKING IT CLEAR THAT FURTHER AFTER SEEING HIS THREE-YEAR FIGHT THAT VICTORY OVER ISRAEL IN TION FISCAL LEADERS, THAT IT WAS fRENCH DEMANDS FOR U.S GOLD WOULD TO SAVE THE BRITISH POUND FROM DE WAS THE ONLY SO~UTION TO THE "IMPOSSIBLE" TO PASS A TAX BilL BE HONORED -- "BUT WILL FIRST BE VALUATION fAI~, RESIGNED HIS POST IDDlE £AST CRISIS REPORTS fROM THIS SESSION. APPLIED TO THE 6.8 BilLION DOLLARS PRIME MINISTER HAROLD WilSON NAMED IERS INDICATEO PRESIDENT HOUARI FOWLER SAID THE ADMINISTRATION IN PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST WHICH HOM£ SECRETARY Roy JENKINS TO SUC I e.,,,,," I ENNE ALSO HAS RULED OUT ANY HAS CONCLUDED THAT THE VIET NAM fRANCE STILL OWES THE UNITED STAT C££D HIM. POLITICAL SOLUTION TO THE DISPUTE (CONTINUED ON PAGE NINE) fOR I TS WORLD WAR I DEBT." As A SORT Of "CONSOLATION PRIZE" ISliAEL. IN ADDITION, BAYH SAID, THE U S. fOR THE MAN WHO RELuCTANTLY CARR EVEN AS DAMASCuS RADIO BROAD France Joins Move SHOULD DENY FRANCE ACCESS TO THE THE HOD FOR HIM IN PUSHING THROUGH CAST ATASSI 's DEfIANCE Of THE UNIT U S. EARLY WARNING SYSTEM AND DEVALUATION. WILSON NA~ED CALLAGHAN ED NATIONS AND ANOTHER REBUfF TO To Bolster Pound NETWORK If DE GAUllE ENFORCED THE TO J£NKIN'S POST OF HOME SECRETARY FELLOW ARAB lEADERS ADVOCATING NE PARIS (UPI)--FRANCE JOINED "PUN IT II/E OVERrllGHT RESTR I CT IONS" THE HOME SECRETARY IN BRITAIN HAS GOTIATION, A ~IGH-LEVEl SYRIAN OTHER WESTERN NATIONS TODAV IN ON OUR MILITARY AIRCRAfT. BROAD RESPONSIBiliTIES, INCLUDING DELEGATION FLEW TO Moscow TO uRGE APPROVING A SCHEME PERMITTING SUPERVISION Of SUCH GOVERNMENT THE KREMLIN TO TAKE A TOUGHER BRITAIN TO DRAW $1.4 Bll~ION fROM White House Denies FUNCTIONS AS THE PRISON SYSTEM AND STAND IN THE MIDDLE £AST. THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND IMMIGRATION SERVICES THE SOVIETS RECENTLY HAVE BEEN THE MONEY WILL BE USED TO HELP Johnson -Mc Namara Rift CALLAGHAN, 55, A BLUfF SAILOR'S URGING THE ARABS TO ADOPT A MORE SHORE UP THE BRITISH POUND. WASH (UPI) SON AND fORMER NAVY MAN HIMSELf, POSITION IN THE CRISIS THE DECISION, INVOLVING COMPLEX THE WHITE HAD OCCUPIED THE FINANCIAL TROUBLE ONLY TWO DAYS AGO, THE SOVIET ARRANGEMENTS, WAS ANNOUNCED AT HOUSE TERMED SPOT SINCE LABOR CAME TO POWER IN REBUKED HOTHEADS IN SOME THE END OF A DAY-LONG MEETING OF "NONSENSE" OCTOBER, 1964. JENKINS, 47, A CAPITALS THE 21_NATION ORGANIZATION FOR TODAY SUGGES WELSH COAL MINER'S SON AND OXfORD SOURCES IN Moscow SAID SYRIAN ECONOMIC COOPERATION AND DEVELOP TIONS THAT GRADU~TEj IS WIDELY CONSIDERED ONE PRESIDENT YOUSSEF ZAYYEN HAD ASKED MENT AND THE fiNANCIAL EXPEeTS OF ROBERT S Mc Of THE MOST PROMISING LABORITE TO COME TO THE SOVIET CAPITAL TO TEN WEALTHY COUNTRlrs. NAMARA WAS MINISTERS AND A POSSIBLE rUTURE PROTEST PERSONALLY AGAINST THE UNDER THE ARRANGEMENT, THE IMF LEA V I NG THE PRIME MINISTER (CONTINUED ON PAGE NINE) WILL SELL GOLD FROM ITS RESERVES PENTAGON BE -'::----:----= TOTALLING $400 MILLION. FROM CAUSE Of A IMF Experts CdQvene Greek-Turk Settlement THIS AMOUNT, GERMANY WilL BUY $90 SERIOUS CON MILLION, fRANCE WilL BUY $80 MIL :flICTWITH Rob'rt 5 McNamoro On Fate of Pound Called "Hours Away" liON, ITALY WILL BUV $70 MilliON, l-PRES WENT PARIS (LPI)--WESTERN riNANCIAl (UPI)--THE GOVERNMENTS Of GREECE BELGIUM AND TH£ NETHERLANDS WILL JOHNSON AND HIS MILITARY ADVISORS EXPERTS MET TODAY TO DECIDE THE TURKEY INDICATED TODAY THEY EACH BUY $30 MillION, JAPAN WILL OVER VIET NA~ POLICY CONDITIONS FOR GRANTING BRITAIN WITHIN HOURS OF SETTLING THE BUY $10 MilLION AND VENEZUELA WHILE OTHER ADMINISTRATION SOURC- $1.4 Bll~10N IN CREDIT TO SHORE UP CYPRUS CRISIS WHICH BROUGHT THEM WilL BUY $4 MI~~ION. Es SOUGHT PRIVATELY TO DISCOURAGE THE DEVALUED POUND PRESIDENT THE BRINK Of WAR YESTERDAY. SPECULATION THAT McNAMARA WAS RE- CHARLES DE ,GAULLE CONVENED HIS CA ISH JETS AGAIN FLEW OVER CYRpUS Solons Hike Postage, LEIVEO Of HIS DUTIES AS DEFENSE INET TO DECIDE HOW MUCH TO HELP. A FEW LAST MINUTE SNAGS DEvEL SECRETARY, EX£CUTIV_ DIRECTORS OF THE FRENCH CABINET WOULD DECIDE OPED. Raise Federal Pay THE WORLD BANK MET TO APPROVE HIS HOW MUCH FRANCE WOULD CONTRIBUTE U.S. PRESIDENTIAL MEOIATOR CYRUS WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE SENATE NOMINATION BY JOHNSON AS THE BANK' THE $1.4 BILLION TO BE • VANCE CONFERRED WITH GREE~ CYP VOLTED OVERWHELMINGLY TODAY TO NEW PRESIDENT. EO THROuGH THE INTERNATIONAL MONE- lOT PRESIDENT ARCHBISHOP MA~ARIOS RAISE POSTAL RATES NEXT YEAR AND THERE WERE UNCONFIRMED REPORTS, FUND. MANY fiNANCIAL EXPERTS II AND FOREIGN MINISTER SPYROS GIVE fEDERAL EMPLOYEES A $2 6 MEANWHILE, THAT A MAJOR AOMINIS'RA-IBlAMED FRANCE fOR FORCING BRITAIN 1~;:::::~;O~ INN I COS 1.1.. THERE WERE BILLION PAY RAISE. TION SHAKE-UP MAY BE IN THE WORKS, TO DEVALUE THE POUND. IF MAKAR lOS WAS BALKING AT THE COMBINED PAY INCREASE-POST INVOLVING OTHER lONG-TERM CABINET GAuLLISTS WERE fUMING BECAUSE OF A SETTLEMENT CAlliNG FOR Al RATE MEASURE PASSED 85 TO 2 MEMBERS , THE EXP~RTS MEETING TODAY 010 NOT ITHDRAWAL Of GREEK TROOPS fROM AND WAS SENT TO A JOIN' SENATE (CONTINUED ON PAGE NINE) INVITE FRANCE TO KEY MEETINGS IN HOUSE CONFERENCE COMMITTEE TO ANOTHER SNAO WAS REPORTED IN IRON OUT SLIGHT DIFfERENCES WITH Evans Tabbed for Keynote D, '~:,,~~~~::. 'OLleYS'''' WHERE NATO SECRETARY GENER A BilL PASSED BY THE HOUSE EARLI BOSTON (UPI)-MGov. JOHN A. VOLPE WER£ STILL DRAWING CRITICISM MANllO BROSIO, ANOTHER MEDIATOR, ER. BOTH MEASURES WOULD GIVE FEO SAID TODAY HE HAS RECOMMENOEO GOV. BUT HIS MOST IMMEDIATE PROBLEM WAS 10 AfTER TALKS WITH TURKISH fOR ERAL EMPLOYEES ANO POSTAL WOR~ERS DANIEL EVANS or WASHINGTON BE THE BY VINE GROWERS IN THE SOUTH OF ION MINISTERIHSAN SABRI CAQLAYAN~ A TIDY CHRISTMAS BONUS, SINCE THE KEYNOTE SPEAKER AT THE REPUBLICAN AGAINST HIS WINE POLICY. Il THAT NO AGREEMENT HAD BEEN fiRST YEAR'S INCREASE WOULD BE NATIONAL CONVENTION NEXT SUMMER IN VINE GROWERS BLOCKED RAil LINES THIS INDICATED TURKEY RETROACTIVE TO OCT. I. MIAMl j flORIDA. MAJOR HIGHWAyS WITH HUMAN 8AR- HAVE REJECTEO SOME Of THE THE Bill WOULD RAISE THE PRICE VOLPE, CHAIRMAN Of THE NATIONAL ICAOES TO PROTEST THE GOVE COUNTER-PROPOSALS. Of STAMPS FOR fiRST CLASS lETTERS GOVERNORS' CONrERENCE, AND GOV. PARTIAL LifTING Of A BAN ON fRENCH OVER-All PICTURE, THOUGH, FROM 5 TO 6 CENTS; ~IR'T CLASS JOHN H. CHAFEE O~ RHODE ISLAND MET PURCHASE OF CHEAPER AlG£RIAN WINE. fAR 8RIGHTER ANO REPORTS IN POSTCARDS FROM 4 TO 5 cENTS; AIR ~ITH GOP NATIONAL COMMITTEE CHAIR Il SERVIC£ BETWEEN MONPElLIER ATMENS AND ANKARA ~.DICATEO A MAIL lETTER' FRON 8 TO 10 CENTS; HAN RAY BLISS IN WASHINGTON EARll~ ANa MAftS£lllE WAS STOPPED BY T~E ON A SETTlENENT COULD I.,.".,., AND AIRNAll CARDS FROM 6 TO 8 Eft THIS WEEK. THE GOVERNOR SAID BARRICADES. THE GROWERS ARE ANGRT E~~ECTED lATER TODAY. CENTS. HE AND CHAFEE RECOHMENDED EVANS l' BECAUSE THEY ARE STUCK WITH lARGE SECRETARY BRoslo TOLD NEWSNEN IN THE SENATE VERSION WOULD GIVE BECAUSE "WE WANT TO CONVEY THAT SUPPLIES OF UNSOLD WINE BECAUSE or ~""'" "1 DEllEVE THERE II PRO R~PUBlICAN GOVERNORS WOULD BE ION. TOWARD fIi[TTER CONDITIOH •••• " PAY INCRUst. ABLE TO PLAY A VITAL PART." INUED ON PAGE NINE) HOURGLASS WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29 I 6
CAMBODIA DENOUNCES AUSTRALIA ENTERS SPACE AGE PEAR~DN INFOOMl. THE l>AUL RED BASE REPORTS WOOMER A, AUSTRALIA (UP1) --AUSTRALIA CANADA ~ILL CHDD~E FUTUkE SINGAPORE (UPI) --THE CAMBODIAN GOVERN OFFICIALLY ENTERED THE SPACE AGE TODAY OTTAWA (UPI) ~-THE fUtURE or THE CANADIAN "'[NT TODAY D[NDUNCED "WITH Ii'4DIGNATION" RE WITH THE SUCCESSfUL LAUNCHING Of ITS FIRST CONFEDERATION WILL BE DECIDED BY CANADIANS PORTS or COMMUNIST VIETNAMESE BASES AND SATELLITE, THE WRESAT I AND NOT BY PRESIDENT CHARLES DE GAULLE OF SUPPLY LINES IN CAMBODIA. AT THE SAME TIME, THE SATELLITE, ATOP A THREE-STAGE AMER FRANCE, PRIME MINISTER LESTER B. PEARSON IT ACCUSED THE U.S. GOVERNMENT Of SENDING ICAN REDSTONE ROCKET, BLASTED OFF THE TODAY TOLD AN AROUSED HOUSE Of COMMONS. COMMANDOS ACROSS THE BORDER INTO CAMBODIA LAUNCH PAD AT THIS DESERT ROCKET RANGE EX DE GAULLE'S ADVOCACY OF SOVEREIGNTY AND F'OR "SABOTAGE AND ASSASSINATION PURPOSES." ACTLY ON SCHeDULE AND ZOOMeD INTO AN £l INDEPENDENCE F"OR THE FRENCH-SPEAKING THE DENIAL AND CHARGES CAME IN Ai'4 Of LIPTICAL POLAR ORBIT 100 MILES ABOVE THE PROVINCE Of QUEBEC IS AN "INTOLERABLE" IN fiCIAL STATEMENT DISTRIBUTED BY THE CAM EARTH, SPACE OffiCIALS SAID, TRUSION IN CANADIAN INTERNAL AFfAIRS, PEAR BODIAN EMBASSY HERE. AUSTRALIAIS fiRST ATTEMPT TO LAUNCH SON ADDED, .5 HOUSE MEMBERS POUNDED THEIR IT COINCIDED WITH A STATEMENT BY GEN. WRESAT fAILED Y(STERDAY WHEN A $5 PART DESKS IN APPROVAL ~ILLIAM C. WESTMORELANO, U.S. COMMANQER fAILED TO IGNITE THE REDSTONE ROCKETIS PEARSON'S SHARP DENUNCIATION OF DE GAULLE IN-CHIEf IN VIET NAM WHO SAID THE VIET FIRST STAGE. DRE~ IMMEDIATE SUPPORT FROM THE OPPOSITION CONG WAS OPERATING fROM CAMBODIAN SANCTU THE WEAPONS RESEARCH ESTABLISHMENT DI CONSERVATIVE PARTY CONSERVATIVE LEADER AR I ES. RECTOR, DR DON WOODS, LATER CONFIRMED ROBERT STANFIELD SAID CANADIANS RESENTED DE THE CAMBODIA STATEMENT CHARGED THAT FOR THE SATELLITE WAS FUNCTIONING PERFECTLY GAULLE'S ENCOURAGEMENT OF A QUEBEC SUCCES YEARS "THE AMER I CAN PRESS HAS BEtN CONDUCT AfTER ITS F"IRST 100-MINUTE ORBIT. SION AND REGARDED IT AS AN "INTRUSION." ING A SYSTEMATIC CAMPAIGN AGAINST CAMBODIA, IT WAS TRANSMITTING DATA TO THE U.S. PEARSON HAS BEEN UNDER PRESSURE F"ROM SOME ACCUSING HER or VIOLATING THE OBLIGATIONS NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SP.CE AGENCY POLITICAL QUARTERS TO BREAK OfF" DIPLOMATIC OF' HER POLICY OF STRICT MILITARY NEUTRALITY (NASA) TRACKING ~TATIONS HE SAID RELATIONS WITH FRANCE OVER THE INCIDENT. IN FAVOR OF THE VIETNAMESE NATIONAL RESIST BUT PEARSON SAID AfTER THE HOUSE SESSION AN CE. " YESTERDAY THE GOVERNMENT PLANNED "NO FURTHE "THE ROYAL GOVERNMENT AVA I LS I TSELF OF ACTION" ANO DENIED ANY POSSIBILITY Of WITH THIS OPPORTUNITY TO ACCUSE THE AMERICAN DRAWING OF CANADAIS ENVOY TO PARIS. GOVERNMENT OF HAVING INFILTRATED INTO DE GAULLE SAID AT A NEWS CONfERENCE MONDA CAMBODIAN TERRITORY ITSELF COMMANDOS fOR THAT QUEBEC EVENTUALLY WILL BE ELEVATED SABOTAGE AND ASSASSINATION PURPOSES \LIC\ \; "TO THE RANK OF A SOVEREIGN STATE" AND AS THE STATEMENT DID NOT GIVE ANY DETAILS SUCH SECOME THE MASTER Of ITS DESTINY BUT IT SAID CAMBODIA HAS STATEMENTS FROM THE STRENGTH OF PEARSON'S REPLY, DRAF"TED CAPTUReD SOUTH VIETNAMESE MEMBERS OF THE IN CONCERT WITH THE ENTIRE FEDERAL CABINET, U,S. SPECLl.L FORCES TO BAC~ ITS CH.RGES, PROMISED TO SEND FRANCO-CANADIAN RELATIONS IT SAID THE U,S. PRESS CAMPAIGN HAD BEEN TO NEW DEPTHS. NONETHELESS, HE CALLED ON I NTENS I f I ED OUR I NG THE PAST WEEKS AND "1 N CANADIANS TO RESTRAIN THEIR RESPONSE TO DE DICATED A WILL TO GIVE CREDENCE, WHATEVER GAULLE'S STATEMENT THE SOURCE," TO THE REPORT THAT VIET CONG WHILE HOUSE MEMBERS THUMPED THEIR DESKS AND NORTH VIETNAMESE rORCES ~ERE USING IN APPROVAL, THE PRIME MINISTER SAID' CAMBODIAN TERRITORY AS A SANCTUARY TO AT~ I~ "IT IS INTOLERABLE THAT A HEAD OF A TACK "THE AMER I CAN EXPED I T I ONARY I NVAS I ON FOREIGN STATE OR GOVERNMENT SHOULD RECOM~ FORCES" IN SOUTH VIET NAM ! MEND A COURSE OF POLITICAL OR CONSTITUTIONAL "THE ROYAL GOVERNMENT HAS ALWAYS PRO ACTtON WHICH WOULD DESTROY CANADIAN CON TESTED AGAINST THESE ACCUSATIONS WHICH ARE F"EDERATION .No THE UNITY OF THE CANAl DAN TOTALLY UN,OUNDED AND WHOSE OBVIOUS AIM I STATE" IS TO EXPLAIN THE SETBACKS SUFfERED BY PEARSON SAID HE HAD CONfiDENCE IN ALL THE AMERICAN ARMY IN SOUTH V,ET NAM AND CANADIANS -- FRENCH .ND ENGLISH -- TO MAKE PREPARE INTERNATIONAL OPINION fOR AN EX THE RIGHT DECISIONS IN THEIR OWN WAY THROUG TENTION Of THE UNITED STAT(S AGGRESSION IN THEIR OWN DEMOCRATIC PROCESS. TO CAMBODIA," THE STATEMENT SAID. "WE DO NOT ACCEPT I NTERfERENCE I N OUR IT ACCUSED UNNAMED AMERICAN NEWSMEN OF INTERNAL MATTERS," THE PRIME MINISTER DE TRYING "TO GIVE A SEAL OF AUTHENTICITY TO CLARED THE PROPAGANDA THEMES OF VIET (ONG BASES -- "To THOSE WHO WOULD SET US FREE WE AND SUPPLY LINES IN CAMBODIA ~- SEVERAL Or ANSWER, WE ARE fREE; TO THOSE WHO WOULD THEM HAVE EVEN CLAIMED TO HAVE DISCOVERED well. JII .elieve --- DISUNITE US, WE ANSWER WE WILL REMAIN A VIET CONG CAMP IN CAMBODIAN TERRITORY UMITED," PEARSON SAID. CONG ATTACKS U.S.S C4MP NEW YOkK UNVEILb DURING RAYE'S "DOLLY" CRAlIH,,(}(THY CAR SAIGON (UPI) --COMEDIENt£MARTHA RAYE'S rJ~n NEW YORK (UPI) --A FOUR-DOOR SEDAN WHICH BATTLEFRONT CHORUSES OF "HELLO DOLLY" W(RE THE NEW YORK DEPARTMENT Of MOTOR VEHI CLES INTERRUPTED BY A VIET CONG ATTACK AND SHE SAYS IS AS CRASHWORTHY AS IT IS ROADWORTHY, ANO TWO OTHER PERrORMERS WERE PLUCKED TO HAS BEEN UNVEILED THE SCALE MODEL CAR SAfETY BY HELICOPTER, THE ARMY REPORTED TO~ WAS DEVELOPED AT A COST OF" $385,000 DAY. b'£AINLESS FLA~ARE & SlLVER- VINCENT L TOfANY, COMMISSIONER Of MOTOR MISS RAYE, WEARING TIGER-STRIPED COMBAT PlATED HOLWWARE • • • •• A VEHICLES, SAID YESTERDAY THE CAR COULD BE CLOTHES AND A GREEN BERET, WAS RETURNING BUYER'S SPECIAL! ON THE NATIONIS HIGHWAYS BY 1970 AND SOLD fROM ENTERTAINING TROOPS f~RTHER NORTH or AT A PRICE COMP.RABLE TO THE "LO~-PRICEO THE LONELY, ISOLATED OUTPOST ON NUl SA DAN, All ~tems at less than one THREE " KNOW AS THE MOUNTAIN OF THE BLACK WIDOW. half regular Stateside THE CAR WAS DEVELOPED AfTER TWO YEARS OF SHE DECIDED TO PAY A SURPRISE VISIT TO prices And they're here RESEARCH USING RECORDS OF MORE THAN ONE THE 28 AMERICAN TROOPS STATIONED ON THE on Kwajalein ~n time for MILLION HIGHWAY ACCIDENTS. CREST Of THE MOUNTAIN WHICH RISES 3,027 Christmas! IT INCORPORATES SUCH FEATURES AS' FEET ABOVE THE FLAT SURfACE OF TAY NIN __ A HYDRAULIC fRONT BUMPER WHICH EXTENDS Reta~l Masy's PROVINCE. THE MOUNTAIN, LOCATED ABOUT 55 ONE FOOT fORWARD AS THE CAR INCREASES SPEED. MILES NORTHWEST Of SAIGON, RESEMBLES A 50 pc Musette S!S Set $39.95 $16.50 THE BUMPER IS CURVED TO DEFLECT HEAD-ON PYRAMID FROM THE AIR. 50 pc Hacienda S!S Set 59.95 24 70 COLt IS IONS MISS RAYE AND TWO OTHERS IN HER TROUPE, 50 pc Cambr~dge siS Set 49.95 20.75 --A CRASH RESISTANT FUEL SYSTEM AND AN WHICH ARRIVED FOR THE CURRENT TOUR ON OCT. 50 pc Morocco sis Set 89·95 37.25 AUTOMATIC FIRE EXTINGUISHER FOR THE ENGINE. WERE PERFORMING FOR A SPECIAL FORCES 6, --A LOC~AeLE STEERING COLUMN TO PREVENT DETACHMENT AND A RADIO RELAY STATION Of -fumorrow- THEFT THE U.S. 1ST AND 25TH D'VISIONS ~HEN THE --A P[RISCOPE FOR IMPROVED R(AR VISIBILI1'r'~ BULLETS STARTED fLYING --A FLAT WINDSHIELD THE TROOPS ~UMPED fOR THEIR WEAPONS AND --fOUR~WHEEL DRIVE FOR BETTER TRACTION. THE ENTERTAINERS JUMPED FOR COVER THE "THIS IS THE f'tRST TIME TH.T THERE HAS ATTACK WAS DESCRIBED AS A "SIZABLE V,ET WASHINGTON (UPI) --A CONGRESSIONAL Sue BEEN AN ATTEMPT TO DESIGN A CAR WITH EQUAL eONG GROUND ATTACK" BY THE ARMY, BUT THERE COMMITEE APPROVED A BILL TODAY TO PROTECT CONSIDERATION F'OR ROADWORTHINESS AND CAR WERE NO REPORTS Of AMERICAN CASUALTIES ALLIGATORS AND OTHER SPECIES IN DANGER Of WORTHINESS," TOF'ANY SAID. A TROOPSHIP HELICOPTER, RETURNING fROM BECOMING EXTINCT. STAn StN. EDWARD J. SPENO SAl D THE CAR CARRYING 25TH DIVISION TROOPS INTO A COM UNDER THE TCLL, APPROVED BY THE HOUSE DISPROVED "THE ALLEGATION BY CERTAIN AUTO BAT ASSAULT, ~ONITORED AN EMERGENCY CALL FISH AND WILDLifE SUBCOMMITTEE, IT ~OULD MOBILE MANurA~TURERS THAT A CRA5H~RATtD rOR THE RESCUE OF "SO~£: VIPs." TH£: HEli BE A VIOLATION Of F"EOrRAL L.W TO CARRY SAFETY CAR WOULD HAVE TO BE LIKE A SHERMAI COPTER, FLOWN BY 1ST LT GERHARD WtlS ACROSS STATE LINES SPECIES IN VIOLATION OF or TANK ••• II MILWAUKEE, WIS., AND WARRENT OrFICER RICH STATE LAW. THE FAIRCHILD HILLER CORP., AN AEROSPACE ARD BASHLINE OF PITTSBURGH, PA , LANDED IN THE MEASURE, INTRODUCED BY REP. ALTON COM~AMYt DEVELOPED THE DESIGN UNDER A CON THE ~IDST OF THE FIRING. LENNON, (DEM -N.C.O, ~OULD ALSO MAKE IT TRACT ~'TH THE STATE. MISS RAYE, WHO HAS BEEN TO VI ET NAM MOR[ ILLEGAL TO IMPORT IN THE UNITED STATES GEORGE HILDEBRANO, A SPOKESMAN FOR THE O;T[N THAN ANY OTHER PROMINENT ENTERTAINER, SPECIES iN DANGER or EXTINCTION IN OTHER AND THE OTHER PERfORMERS WERE TAKEN TO A (DUNTR I ES. CORPORATION, SAID '"WE USED NOTHING EXOTIC ... EVERY ITEM OF HARDWARE IS AVAILABLE TO THE U.S. CAMP CALLED TAY NINH EAST. THE BILL ~AS SEEN AS A MAJOR STEP TOWARD AUTO INDUSTRY." AN HONORARY L,EUTENANT COLONEL IN THE PROT[CTING THE ALLIG_TOR, WHICH IS BEING HE SAID THE COMPLETED DESIGN CALLS FOR A SP[CIAL FORCES, THE LIVELY CO~[DIENNE HAD ILLEGALLY SLAUGHTERED, PARTICULARLY IN A KISS fOR [ACM or HER RESCUERS. fLORIDA, BY POACHERS WHO SELL THE HIDES 4,~POUNO CAR WITH A v8 ENGINE or 26 HORS POWER. HE SAID THE S.F(TY CAR WOULO RE FO~ FASHIONABLE LEATHER GOOD!. SEMelE A STANDARD PONTIAC IN SIZE. PAGE 3
BI SHOP AAA I VES TflIIA't THE RT, REV, HARRY s. KENNEDY, BISHOP OF THE DIOCESE O~ HONOLULU IS SCHEDULED TO .RRIV[ ON KWAJALEIN, TODAY. THIS IS THE YEARLY VISITATION OF BISHOP KENNEDY HONOR STUDENTS FOR THE PURPOSE O~ ADMINISTERING CONFIR· AT THE END OF THE SECOND SIX WEEKS GRADING PERIOD THE MATION AND HOLY COMMUNION TO THE Eplsco· FOLLOWING STUDENTS OF GEROGE SEITZ JR SR HIGH SCHOOL PAL FAMILIES OF KWAJALEIN, WERE NAMED TO THE HIGH HONOR, HoNOR 'AND MER,T KOLLS BY SERVICES O~ CONFIRMATION WILL aE HELD NORTON JR /SR HIGH PRINCIPAL IN THE CH.PEL ON THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEM~ THOSE STUDENTS NAMED TO THE HIGH HONORS GROUP RECEIVED BER 30, AT 7 PM WITH HoL~ COMMUNION AT ALL "A" GRADES, HONOF1 ROLL F1ECEIVED ALL "A" AND "B" 7 PM ON FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER I. GRADES; AND MERIT ROLL RECEIVED NO GRADE BELOW "c" AND ALL ISLAND RESIDENTS ARE CORDIALLY IN AT LEAST A "B" AVERAGE IN ACAOEMIC WOF1K THE STUDENTS VITED, BISHOP KENNEDY WILL DEPART FOR THESE ROLLS REPRESENT 33 I PERCENT or THE TOTAL STUDENT HONOLULU ON SATURDAY BODY JUNIOR HIGH SEVENTH GRADE HIGH HONORS P~T McLEMORE, HONOR ROLL: FRANK BASTONE, DONNA BEACH, ALISA COLLINS, TOM DAGLIS, MELANIE DOWDEN, DAVID Fox. JOANN KOSMA, PATTI MOSELY. MERIT ROLL: DEBRA BOGARDUS, PAT BREDA, KIM CAMERON, DENNIS DAVIS, ALISON HEAP, CHRIS MAYHEW, PENNI NORTON, RICK OWEN. JEFF SALBERG, LINDA TEULINGS AND VICKI WALSH EIGHTH GRADE MICRONESIAN HANDICRAFT ON HONOR ROLL: DELIA COBLE, KATHY GUNTHER, NOE KAlAHIKI, DISPLAY IN THE LIBRARY IS PEGGY ICE, JOHN REHDER AND SALLY WINTERNITZ, MER!T ROLL PAT BILLUPS, TOBY BURKHALTER, DAVID COLLINS, ALISON LANE, DEBORAH IotlSEUIl DISPLAYS RADISCH, ALBERT SCHEPIS, BRANDT SCHMERSAHL, ANDY STANOEN UNUSUAL ARTIFACTS AND ROBERT SWANSON; AN EXHIBIT or UNUSUAL CHARM IS ON DIS NINTH GRADE SENIOR HIGH PLAY AT THE GRACE SHERWOOD LIBRARY IN THE HIGH HONORS: THEO DAGLIS, HONOR ROLL. CYNTHIA FOSTER, MICRONESIAN MUSEUM WHICH IS SPONSORED BY DONNA GUHN, CAROLINE KAF1P, MIKE MARSH AND FRANt{ SE-RAFINI. THE YOKWE YUK WOMEN'S CLUB M£F1IT ROLL' JOYCE BILLUPS, RENEE BOGGESS, JOE BRUNN£R, COMPOSED ENTIRELY Of ARTIfACTS CREATED PAUL COLE, JAMES FOlZ, MARY BETH Ross AND ROBERT HATTON; ON EaEYE IT IS THE MOST COLORfUL AND TENTH GRADE DIVERSifiED COLLECTION YET TO BE 'SSE"B'E~ HIGH HONORS, ROBIN SEARS; HONOR ROLL· FRANK BAKER, CARL "THIS IS THE F"IRST TIME WE HAVE HAD AN BERNDTSON, BORDEN BLACK, NANCY CALLAHAN, LINDA CATAGGIO, ALL-EBEV[ DISPLAY AND WE ARE DELIGHTED LAURIE HEWITT, ROD NORTON, MARK SINCLAIR JULIA SORENSON WITH THE UNUSUAL ITEMS WHICH WERE lOANED," AND HOLLY WYLIE. MERIT ROLL RICKY BEACH, GARY PERRYMAN SAID CINDY JACOBSON, MUSEUM CURATOR AND PRISCILLA TOM; OF SPECIAL INTEREST IS A pAIR Of LOVE ELEVENTH GRADE BIRDS CARVED fROM AN ENTIRE COCONUT SHELL HONOR ROLL' JOHN GRAY, BYF10N HrAP, KAF1EN HOFFMAN, PHIL IN SUCH A FASHION THAT ALL FOUR LAYERS Of BISHOP KENNEDY HOOD, SHERRY HORN SCOTT JOHNSON, BOB KIRKLAND,CAROLE Mc THE COCONUT ARE ViSIBLE AND THE INNER MELVILLE AND SPARKY SPARKS; MERIT ROLL VICKY ADDY, '"E"'" SHELL FORMS A DRINKING FOUNTAIN fOR THE C.LLAWAY ANO JOHN NADING, BIRDS THIS IS A DECORATIVE ITEM HIGHLY TWELFTH GRftDE PRIZED BY THE NATIVES HONOR ROLL ROSEMARY CAMERON, LftRRY EVANS, MARLENE THE EXHIBIT ALSO FEATURES A PAIR OF HIKI, DON McAFEE, RICK SINCLAIR AND DEBORAH TOM; MERIT COCONUT OOLLS WHOSE SKIRTS AND HAIR ARE ROLL, LAURIE BE~K, SANDY BUCKLEY, JOAN ORAM AND TOM ZEBAL MAOE FROM SHREDDED HEMP THERE ARE FOUR BEAUTIFUL CEREMONIAL A WARNING HAS BEEN ISSUED BY KWAJALEIN CATERING SERVICE rANS or TORTOISE SHELL AND INTRICATELY TEST SITE THAT BLASTING WILL BE TAKING CATERING SERVICES MAY BE OBTAINED THROUGH THE PCIFIC WOVEN PANDANUS FIBER, BROAD BELTS OF DYED PLACE TOMORROW ON THE OCEANSIDE OF THE PANDANUS WITH STYLIZED PATTERN IN SHELLS JINING ROOM CALL 83456 OR 83425 BETWEEN 8 AM AND 4 PM MAR rILL IN THE AREA OF THE REEF THERE SOME OF THE SHELLS ARE CAT'S EYE, SOME MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY SMALL ORDERS REQUIRE AT LEAST FORE ISLAND RESIDENTS SHOULD AVOID THE 24 HOURS NOTICE CATERING rOR LARGE PARTIES (50 OR MOF1E TINY BLEACHE~ BEACH SHELL AREA ALL DAY. PEOPLE) REQUIRE AT LEAST 72 HOURS NOTICE DEFT FINGERS DESIGNED A TABLE DECEMBER S USUALLY A BUSY MONTH rOR CATERING THEREFORE, REPRESENTING A FLOWERING SHRUB IlACY I S ANNEX COOLED OF THE PLANT RISES FROM A WOVEN IT S SUGGESTED THAT AS MUCH NOTICE AS POSSIBLE BE GIVEN AIR CoNDITIONING OF MACY'S ANNEX HAS ITS BLOSSOMS AND LEAVES REPEATING THE pAS TO ENSURE THAT YOUR ORDER BE ACCEPTED THE INSTALLATION OF TEL CORAL, BLUE AND GREEN OF THE MAT'S ONLY A LIMITED AMOUNT OF CATERING CAN BE ACCEPTED rOR THREE-TON uNITS AND INSULATION or ftLL ORDERS ARE TAKEN ON A FIRST COME FI DESIGN ANY GIVEN DAY BU I LD I NG THERE IS A STUNNING NECKLACE OF HONEY SEF1VE BASIS THE JOB WAS DONE UNDER THE SUPERVISION COWRIE ~NO ANOTHER or "MONEY" SHELLS No CATERING ON CHRISTMAS DAY GLOBAL ENGINEERING AT AN ESTIMATED ENED TO A STRAND OF WOVEN PANDANUS ITEMS THAT CAN BE ORDERED ARE' MACARONI SAL~D COLE or $4,500 ACCORDING TO F HEPBURN, ALSO IN THE DISPLAY ARE A MINIATURE MIXED GREEN SALAD, BAKED P~TATO, SOUR CREAM, FRIED RICE INErRING MANAGER, FR1EO CHICKEN, ROAST BEEF, FRIED SHRIMP CHICKEN WINGS, RIGGER WITH AN EMBROIDERED SAIL, FISHING THE SPORTING GOODS DEPARTMENT, FORME~ FLOATS DECORATED WITH SHELLS AND FISHING POTATO SALAD, RELISH TRAY B~KED BEANS WHITE RICE SWEET LOCATED IN MACY'S IS BEING MOVED INTO AND SOUR RIBS BAKED HAM TURKEY ROLL, MINITURE MEATBALLS LINE, A CHILD'S PURSE OF PLAITED BLEACHED IN TERIYAKI SAUCE, PUNCH AND BREADS, WHITE GARLIC, PANDANUS AND PANDANUS FIBER DYED PURPLE RYE AND DINNER ROLLS WITH CARBON PAPEF1. ALL OROERS FOR FF1ENCH BREAD HAVE TO BE GIVEN BY MONDAY PERHAPS MOST ELEBDRATE or ALL IS A HOT FRENCH BREAD IS BAKED ONLY ON TUESDAY PLATE MAT OF WOVEN FIBER, BORDERED IN SHELLS AND EMBELLISHED WITH DESIGNS PAIN MOVIE TO BE MADE ON PALAU STAKINGLY WOVEN OF VERY FINE EMBROIDERY THE MOVIE INDUSTRY ~PPEARS TO BE COMING TO MICRONESIA THREAD PALAU HAS BEEN ANNOUNCED AS THE SETTING FOR A FILM STA~ THE COLLECTION WAS ASSEMBLED FROM ITEMS RING AC~DEMY AWAF10 WINNING LEE MARVIN LOANED BY JULIE SMITH, RuTH BECK, CINDY ACCORDING TO PRODUCTION MANAGER LLOYD ANDERSON, REHEARS JACOBSON, loMBRE HEPBURN AND HELEN SCOU
ALS ARE EXPECTEO TO BEGIN EA~LY NEXT MONTH AND ACTUAL TARIS MANY OF THE ARTICLES WERE MADE BY SHOOTING OF THE FILM ON JANUARY I STUDENTS WHO ARE C~RRYING ON THE NATIVE ANDERSON, MARVIN AND DIRECTOR JOHN BOORMAN TOURED SAl CRAFTSMANSHIP HANDED DOWN BY THEIR ANCES AND PALAU LAST MONTH AND SELECTED THE LATTER ISLAND AS TORS, IDEAL SETTING FOR THE PROPOSED WAR FILM DESPITE L~~IST,C PROBLEMS INVOLVED F THIS CHR[STMAS GIVE A u.s SAVINGS BOND. by Schulz I IHE WA~ ~OU LIVE WITHOUT RESf'ONSI8ILIT ":Tn", IT~ HARD }.,. TO CAACK THE WHIP WIotIiN YOU CO\o\E IN WITH GO~F CI..LJSo$ PAGE ALL-AMERICA FOOTBALL TEAMS NEW YORK (UPI}--SOUTHERN CAllrORNIA'S NATION ... L CHAMPION 'RO.A.",\ LEO BY ORENTHAL J. (ORANGE JUICE) SIMPSON, AND A GROUP or STARS rROM DIXIE DOMIN ... TED THE 1967 UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL ALL AMERIC ... rOOTBALL TEAM ANNOUNCED TODAY. SIMPSON LED ALL VOTE-GETTERS AND WAS JOINED ON THE 22-MAN HONOR SQUAD BY THREE TROJAN TEAMM ... TES. THE AL~-AMERICA TEAM, THE ONLY SUCH TEAM CHOSEN BY DIRECT VOTE or THE NATIONtS SPORTS WRITERS A BROADCASTERS 1 ... lSO INCLUDED THREE PLAYERS FROM NOTRE DAME, AND TWO EACH FROM TENNESSEE, ALAeAMA AND UCLA. ALL TOLD, THE 207 YOTERS GAVE NINE or THE 22 PLACES ON THE TWO PLATOON SQUAD TO PLAYERS rROM THE SOUTH AND SIX TO THE FAR WEST. THIS REPRESENTED A POWER SHIFT rROM 1966 WHEN THE MIDWEST DOMI EO THE SQUAD WITH EIGHT PLACES. INCLUDING THE THREt NOTRE D... ME PLAYERS, THE MIDWEST HAD FOUR WINNERS THIS TIME, THE SOUTHWEST TWO, AND THE EAST ONE. HERE ARE THE PLAYERS CHOSEN AS THE BEST IN THE LAND: OFFENSE ENDS-- JIM SEYMOUR, NOTRE DAME; DENNIS HOMAN, ALABAM .... T ... CKLES -- RON YARY, SOUTHERN CAL; EDGAR CHANDLER, GEORGIA. GUARDS -- RICH STOTTER, HOUSTON; HARRY OLSZEWSKI, CLEMSON. CENTER -- BOB JOHNSON, TENNESSEE. QUARTERBACK -- GARY BEBAH, UCLA. HALFB"'CKS-- O.J~ SIMPSON; SOUTHERN CAL; LEROY KEYES, PURDUE. FULLBACK -- [ARRY·CSONKA; SYRACUSE. OEFENSE ENOS -- TED HENDRICKS, MIAMI; TIM ROSSOVICH, SOUTHERN CAL. KORA ALL-STAR VOLLEYBALL TEAM ••••• WON THE FIRST TWO GAMES TO CAP TACKLES -- KEVIN HARDY, NOTRE D... ME, DENNIS BYRD, NORTH CAROLINA TURE THE ALL·STAR CROWN. BACK ROW f"ROM LEFT- COACH STAN AKANA, STATE. CAROL PACHEACO, DOOlE PETERSON, ELLA TIMAS, SANDY BUCKLEY, COACH MIDDLE GUARD -- GRAHvlLLE LIGGINS, OKL ... HOM.... _ WAYNE YAMAMOTO. FRONT ROW f"ROM LEFT - KARL ENE WHITE, JEAN LINEBACKERS -- ADRIAN YOUNG, SOUTHERN C"'l~ DON MANNINO, UCLA. oS~~~~cJ~~~~~='~~~~~~~~~:-~~:-~~~;-~~:t~\lor __ -r~ HALFB ... CKS -- TOM SCHOEN, NOTRE DAME, BOBBY VERS TO WIN SECOND GAME JOHNS, ALABAMA; F.AHK LOR'A, V".'HIA TECH ALM TERRACE RECO AL DORSEY, TENNESSEE. PALM TERRACE CAME BACK Af"TER BEING ONE DOWN IN THE KW"'JALEIN WORLD SERIES TO EDGE MANY PLAYERS RECEIVED VOTES FOR MORE THAN THE ISLANDERS 2-1 IN A VERY TIGHT, TOUGH GAME. BOTH TEAMS WERE TREMENDOUS ON DEFENSE, ONE POSITION. IN THOSE CASES, THE PLAYER WITH EXCELLENT ~ONTROL OF THE 8ALL THROUGHOUT THE GAME. WAS CREDITED WITH ALL THE VOTES FOR THE PO PALM TeRRACE MANAGER, PHIL CHING, PULLED A LAST MINUTE CHANGE AND PUT Klos LALIP ON SITION TO WHICH HE WAS NAMED THE MOST TIMES. THE MOUND AND HE DID A TERRifiC JOB IN HANDCUfFING THE HARD-MITTING ISLANDER SQUAD to SIMPSON, THE EXPLOSIVE RUNNER WHOSE 64- TWO MEASLY SINGLES. PALM TERRACE SCORED BOTH THEIR RUNS I~ THE FOURTH INNING WHEN AKANA YARD TOUCHDOWN JAUNT GAVE SOUTHERN CAL THE SINGLED, CAPELLE WAS SAfE ON AN ERROR, AN£J SINGLED IN ONE RUN AND CAPELLE CROSSED THE TOUCHDOWN THAT LED TO THE DEFEAT OF UCLA IN PLATE ON A SACRIFICE. THEIR CLIMACTIC GAME IN Los ANGELES, SCORED THE ISLANDERS BEGAN A GOOD RALLY IN THE THE SECONO CLOSEST APPROACH TO A UNANIMOUS f"If"TH W~EN PAUL REACHED f"lRST ON A WAlkED, VOTE IN THE BALLOTING DURING THE POST-WORLD ADVANCED ON A SACRIFICE AND SCORED ON AN SPORTS WAR II ERA. HE RECEIVED 195 VOTES, MISSING OTHER SACRifiCE TERRACE CUT OFf THE RALLY SELECTION ON ONLY 12 BALLOTS. THAT PERFOR AND 80TH TEAMS PUT UP A TERRlf"lC DEFENSE MANCE H... S BEEN TOPPED DURING THIS ERA ONLY IN THE FINAL TWO INNINGS, TERRACE LEfT TWO SECTION BY MICHIGAN STATE TACKLE BUBBA SMITH IN I MEN STRANDED ON BASE IN THE SIXTH AND THE WHO CAME wiTHIN SEVEN VOTES Of" A PEElFECT ISLANDERS LEFT A MAN SITTING ON THIRD IN fLAG FOOTBALL ~LL-5T~R GAME SCORE. THE SEVENTH. AN ALL-STAR GAME WILL BE PLAYED TH IS EVEN so, SIMPSON B... RELY NOSED OUT LEROY THE THIRD GAME OF THE WORLD SERIES WILL SUNDAY, DECEMBER 3 AT 2;30 PM. THE LINEUP KEYES FOR TOP HONORS. THE PURDUE DO-EVERY BE PLAYED ON FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1ST ~1 5:30 LISTED BELOW WAS SELECTED BY THE FOUR THING BACK RECEIVED 168 VOTES ON OfrENSE AND AND THE f"OURTH CAME WILL BE SUNDAY, nl~'::MBER COACHES BASED ON A PLAYER1S ALL-"'ROUNO ALSO PICKED UP 25 VOTES ON DEFENSE rOR A AT PM. 3RD 4-30 EFfORT. THE WEST SQUAD WILL COMBINE EXCEP TOTAL 0' 193 -- ONLY TWO BEHIND SIMPSON AND TIONAL PLAYERS or THE JETS "'1'40 RAMS, THE 14 ... WAY fROM A PERfECT SCORE. ALL-STAR VOLLEYBALL EAST WILL BE REPRESENTED BY OUTSTANOING YARY, THE ONLY REPEATER FROM THE 1966 THE KORA TEAM TOOK THE SECOND GAME AND PERfORMERS OF THE BULLDOGS AND GREEN GI ... NTS TEAM, WAS THE THIRD HIGHEST VOTE GETTER WITH THE SERIES IN THE A DIVISION ALL-STAR G".ME FOR THIS G... ME, DURATION or QUARTERS 175· OVER THE WAHINE IN TWO STRAIGHT SETS, 15-12 HAS BEEN EXTENDED TO INCLUDE 15 PLAYS. THE TWO-PLATOON FIRST TEAM INCLUDES 18 2 15- ALL-STAR ROSTER SENIORS ANO FOUR JUNIORS -- SIMPSON 1 THE WAHINE SQUAD MATCHED POINT fOR POINT WEST * KEYES AND HENDRICKS. WITH THE KORA IN THE FIRST SET BUl COULDN'T BAKER (JETS) SERAF"I 1'4 I (BU:..LDOGS) THE DIXIE DOMIN ... TION or THE FIRST TEAM STOP THEM fROM MAKING THE LAST THREE POINTS BERNDTSON EYMAN EXTENDED THROUGH THE SECOND TEAM AS WELL. THEY NEEDED fOR THE SET " " GRAY " S"'LBERG THE SOUTH ALSO HAD SEVEN POSITIONS ON THE IN THE SECOND SET THE KORA KEPT UP THE " ROBERTSON " HEWI TT SECOND TEAM FOR AN OVERALL TOTAL OF 16, PRESSURE AND TOOK Off FOR AN EARLY LEAD " RAMIREZ " S'WANGIN " FOLLOWED BY THE FAR WEST WITH 10, THE MID WHICH THEY MAINTAINED TO BREEZE THROUGH O'H ... R... " STANDEN " WEST 8, THE SOUTHWEST 5, THE E... ST AND ROCK FOR AN EASY WIN. MILLER " BERNDTSON (GR. GIANT) IES 2 E... CH) AND THE MIDLANDS I. QUACKENBUSH " BA ILEY " THE DEfENSIVE LINE, TOPPED BY THE 6-5, IN THE B DIVISON THE MEJO (SEA GULLS) HEPBURN (RAMS) SHEPIS " 270-POUNo HARDY AT TACKLE, WEIGHED 239 EVENED UP THE SERIES AT ONE GAME EACH WITH THIMSEN " BALDWIN " POUNDS PER MAN. THE INTERIOR OfFENSIVE LINE A GREAT COME-f"ROM-BEHIND EfFORT OVER THE PRESTON " SCHMERSAHL " WAS ONLY A LITTLE liGHTER WITH ... N AVERAGE J(KAR (SEol. BIROS), 10-15, 15-12, 15-6. SALBERG CARLSON " Of 232 POUNDS PER MAN. MEJD, AfTER DROPPING THE F"IRST SET, CAME VILOR I'" (COACH) YONtz (COACH) N... MED TO THE SECOND TEAM WERE: BACK FIGHTING TO SNEAK AHEAD IN THE SECOND KAU ... NO( (COACH) BA ILEY (COACH) OFFENSE AND KEPT A SLIGHT LEAD ALL THE WAY THROUGH ENOS -- RON SELLERS, FLORIDA ST ... TE , TEO fOR THEIR WIN. THEY CONTINUED THEIR ON * THE WEST SQUAD WILL PRACTICE TOMORROW, KWALICK, PENN STATE. SLAUGHT IN THE THIRD SET AND KEPT THE Nov. 30, AT 4:30 PM AT THE SOCCER FIELD. TACKLES -- Mo MOORMAN, TEXAS A &.. Mj BIL-L PRESSURE ON TO THE FINAL POINTS. STANr1LL, GEORGIA. THE LAST GAME Of THE SERIES WILL BE PLAYE TENNIS CLUB GUARDS -- GARY CASSELLS, INDIANA; RAY ON FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1ST AT 6.30 PM. THE MATCH THAT COULD DECIDE THE 0YTCONE PHILLIPS, MICHIGAN. Of' THE WOMENtS ROUND ROBIN DOUBLES 'tOURNA CENTER -- JOHN DIDION, OREGON STATE. HOLIDAY BASKETBALL CLASSIC MENT WILL BE PL ... nD TONIGHT ... T 7 PM. QUARTERBACK -- KIM HAMMOND, FLORIDA STATE. SPECIAL SERVICES WilL SPONSOR A DOUBLE THE TEAM Of' MclE~E-RoeERTs) .H~ h~V[ HALrBACKS -- WARREN MCVEA , HOUSTONj CHRIS ELIMINATION BASKETBALL CLASSIC B(GINNING _~ RE..£O~J~_..9F T!4REE~_~I'-"jI AND .N~ LOSS, viii GILBERT, TEUS. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20TH. THIS WILL BE A rACE BARTHOLOMEW-PACHEACO, WHO N~VE FOUR FULLBACK -- BilL ENY ... RT, OREGON ST ... TE PRE-SE"'SON TOURNAMENT TO BE fOLLOWED BY WINS AND NO LOSSES. THIS SHOULD BE ONE Of' DEFENSE TH( REGULAR LEAGUE PLAY WHICH GETS UNDERWAY THE MOST EXCITING MATCHES PLAYED THUS fAR ENOS -- 80B STEIN, MINN.; JOHN GARLINGTON, JA'HUARY 8TH. IN THE WOMEN'S DIVISION THE TOURNAMENT. LOUISIANA. THERE WILL BE THREE DIVISIONS A, B, C. or IN OTHER GAM'S McLEMORE-RoBERTS DErE ... TEP TACt BACI( TO LIFE- Declared dead by the eorcner at her hom". 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(UPI)--VDTERS IN THIS SEEN COMPLETE SWITCH CALCUTTA, INDIA (UPI}--COMMUNIST RIOTERS UNIVERSITY-INDUSTRIAL CITY OPPOSE 5Y A 3-2 WASHINGTON (UPI)--IN SWITCHING FROM THE BATTLED POLICE IN DOWNTOWN CALCUTTA TODAY MARGIN IMMEDIATE WITHDRAWAL or U S. rORCES DEfENSE DEPARTMENT TO THE WORLD BANK, ROBERT AND A VIOLENT BRAWL BROKE OUT ON THE FLOOR rROM VIET NAM. S. McNAMARA COULD BE DESCRIBED AS C~ANGING OF THE WEST BENGAL LlGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY BE THEY TURNEO DOWN A RESOLUTION PROPOSING fROM A WAR MAKING TO A WAR PREVENTION ROLE. TWtEN COMMUNIST AND GOVERNMENT DEPUTIES. IWMEOIATE WITHDRAWAL IN A MUNICIPAL ELtCTION As SECRETARY Of DEfENSE, McNAMARA'S JOB A MOB SURGED INTO CENTRAL CURlON PARK IN Nov 7, A TALLY Of" THE BALLOTS SHOW(O YES HAS BnN TO TRY TO WIN TH[ ."..AR IN VIET NAM THIS CITY Of fiVE MILLION AND HURLED STONES TERDAY. As PRESIDENT OF THE WORLD BANK, HIS JOB AT HUNDREDS Of POLICE EQUIPPED "..ITH HELMETS JOHN KENNETH GALBRAITH, PROf"ESSOR Of" ECO wiLL BE TO LEND MONEY TO POOR COUNTRIES AND METAL SHIELDS. POLICE CHARGED BACK wiTH NOMICS AT HARVARD AND CHAIRMAN or THE TO TRY TO PRE"'ENT f~TURE VIET NAMS. METAL-TIPPED BANBOO CLUBS AND TEAR GAS. AMERICANS rOR DEMOCRATIC ACTION, SAID THE THE BANK, WHOSE fORM~~ NAME IS THE INTER SEVERAL POLICEMEN, INCLUDING AN OFFICER, VOTE ""AS "A REMARKABLE SHO\JI,..G " NATIONAL BANK fOR RECONSTRUCTION AND DE WERE INJURED. POLICE MADE SCORES or ARRESTS "IN THE PAST, AT LEAST SINCE 1815. NATION VE~OPMENT, IS A LEADER IN THE BUSINESS O. BUT THE EXACT NUMBER WAS NOT IMMEOiATELY AL WARS HAVE BEEN BASED ON A UNANIMOUS RULE. PROVIDING CAPITAL fOR THE LESS DEVELOPED KNOWN. THE NEARLY 40 PERCENT rOR WITHORAWAL SHOWS NATIONS. THE POOR TWO-THIRDS Of THE WORLD THE RIOTERS TURNED OUT IN AN ATTEMPT TO HOW INTELLIGENTLY THEY ARE VIEWiNG THIS UN NOW RECEIVES UPWARDS OF $10 BILLION IN AID DISRUPT PROCEEDINGS IN THE STATE ASSEMBLY, HAPPY INVOLVEMENT IN VIET NAM." A YEAR THE BANK SUPPLIES ~ORE THAN $1 BIL WHERE NEW CHIEF MINISTER P.C. GHOSH PLANNED COMPLETE aUT UNorrlCIAL RETURNS, INCLUDING LION or THIS TO SEEK A CONrlDENCE VOTE IN HIS HE~ ANTI ABSENTEE BALLOTS, or THE RE~ERENDUM QUESTION THE BANK ALSO ACTS AS CHAIRMAN OF VARIOUS COMMUNIST STATE GOVERNMENT IN THE Nov 7 MUNICIPAL ELECTION SHOWED INTERNATIONAL GROUPS COORDINATING 40 PERCENT BUT BEfORE THE ASSEMBLY COULD GET DOWN TO 17,742 PERSONS AGAINST WITHDRAWAL AND 11,349 Of ALL FOREIGN AID BuT THE BANK IS LIKELY BUSINESS, SPlAKER B.K. BANNERJ[E DECLARED OR 39 PERCENT IN rAVOR TO PLAY AN EVEN MORE IMPORTANT ROLE IN THE THE APPOINTMENT OF THE NEW CHIEF MINISTER OffiCIALS SAID THERE WERE 1,957 BLANK OR YEARS AHEAD. RICH AND POOR COUNTRIES ALIKE "UNCONSTITUTIONAL" AND ADJOURNeO THE ASSEM SPOILEO BALLOTS. VOTER TURNOUT WAS 69 PER HAVE BEEN GIVING AND GETTING MORE AND MORE BLY SINE DIE. CENT COUNTING WAS DELAYED BECAUSE ABSENTEE AID THROUGH INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS. BANNERJEE WAS A MEMBER OF THE COMMUNIST BALLOTS WERE NOT MAILED OUT IN TIME THE COUNTRY-TO-COUNTRY HAS TOO MANY STRINGS DOMINATED UNITeD FRONT PARTY WHOSE GOVERN BALLOTS HAD BEEN HELD IN A BANK VAULT SINCE ATTACHED. THE 107-NATION BANK DOES NOT TRY MENT WAS DISMISSED BY INDIA'S C[NTRAL GOV [L[CTION DAY TO TELL BORROWERS WHERE lO BUY THEIR IM ERNMENT LAST WEEK AfTER GHOSH AND 17 O. HIS IN WARDS 6, 7 AND 8, EXPECTED TO BE HEAVI pORTS OR HOW TO RUN THEIR fOREIGN POLICY. SUPPORTERS QUIT THE FRONT AND PLACED IT IN LY ANTIWAR BECAUSE THEY INCLUDE HARVARD UNI THE BANK'S fiRST JOB AfTER rOUNDING WAS A MINORITY. VERSITY AND MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE O. TECH TO HELP ReBUILD A "..,lRTORN WORLD. LATER) IT As BANNER~E[ STALKED OUT or THE ASSEMBLY NOLOGY, THE VOTE WAS 4,108 IN rA VOR or 101 I TH TURNED ITS ATTENTION TO IMPROVING THE LIVING OPPOSITION COMMUNIST AND GOVERNMENT DEPUTIES DRAWAL AND 3,134 AGAINST STANDARDS or POOR LANDS STARTED BATTLING ON THE fLOOR. SOMEBODY A SIMILAR REfERENDUM IN SAN FRANCISCO ON MEMBER NATIONS HAVE SUBSCRIBED NEARLY THREW A BLOCK or ~OOD AT GHOSH. IT BOUNCED Nov. 7 SAW VOTERS OPPOSE WITHDRAWAL OF U S $23 BILLION, BUT HAVE PAID IN ONLY ONE Ofr HIS DESK AND HIT MIM ABOVE THE EYE, TROOPS fROM VIET NAU BY A 2-1 MARGJN TENTH or THEIR SUBSCRIPT!ONS. THE BANK CUTTING IT SLIGHTLY RAISES MOST or ITS MONEY BY SELLING BONOS THE BRAWL WAS THE MOST VIOLENT IN MEMORY BERT LAHR SERIOUSLY ILL IN rH~ CAP~TAL M~RKETS OF THE WORLD IN AN INDIAN LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY. NEW YORK (UPI)--BERT LAHR, WHOSE CAREER SO FAR THE BANK HAS LOANED $11 BIllION AS A COMIC STAR SPANS NEARLY 60 YEARS, WAS TO MORE THAN 80 COUNTRIES fOR ELECTRIC KREMLIN DI~PUTE~ CLAIM REPORTED SERIOUSLY ILL TODAY AT COLUMBIA POWER, ROADS, WATERWAYS, IRRIGATION, STEEL OF DRUGGED ATTACHES PRESBYTERIAN MEDICAL CENTER. MILLS, SCHOOLS, WATER SUPPLY AND OTHER DE Moscow (UPI)--THE KREMLIN CLAIMED TODAY A SPOKESMAN FOR LAHR, 72, SAID HE WAS VELOPMENT PROJECTS THAT AMERIC4N AND BRITISH MILITARY ATTACHES "rEE:'L'NC; A L JTTLE BETTER" BUT .... OULD GIVE NO BORROWERS NOW PAY 6 PERCENT INTEREST -~ WHO S41D THEY wERE DRUGGED AND ATTACKED IN fURTHER IN'ORMATION. LESS THAN THE GOING COMMERCIAL RATE ~- AND SOVIET MOLDAVIA ACTUALLY HAD GOTTEN THEM IT WAS LEARNED THAT LAHR WAS ADMITTED TO TAKE ~N AVERAGE Of 20 YEARS TO REPAY SELVES DRUNK ON WINE AND SCOTCH WHISKY. THE HOSPITAL LAST ~EDNESOAY rOR TREATMENT or EACH or THE BANK'S 107 MEMBeRS IS REPRE Tt£ AMERICAN AND BRITISH EMBASSIES, IN A BAD COLO WHICH DEVELOPED DURING THE rILM SENTED BY A GOVERNOR, AND THE GOVERNORS TERSE AND NeARLY IDENTICAL STATEMENTS, RE ING HERE or "THE NIGHT THEY RAIDED MINSKY'S" MEET ONCE A YEAR TO DECIDE MAJOR POLICY PEATED CHARGES or DRUGGING. IN WHICH HE HAS A LEADING ROLE. QUESTIONS. THE U.S. GOVERNOR IS TREASURY THE SOVIET GOVERNMENT NEWSPAPER IZVESTIA AN INFORMED SOURCE SA 10 THE COLO DEVELOPED SECRETARY HENRY H. FOWLER. SAID THE ATTACHES SPENT THREE HOURS AT A INTO PNEUMONIA AND LAHR'S CONDITION BECAME THE GOVERNORS HAVE DELEGATED MOST Of THEIR WINETASTlNG~ F'iNISHED \JITH A BOTTLE AND A COMPLICATED BY A BACK AILMENT POWERS TO THE 20 EXECuTI"'E DIRlCTORS WHO HALF or SCOTCH, WRECKED THEIR HOTEL ROOM AND HE BECAME A MOVIE IMMORTAL IN 1939 WITH USUALLY ~EET ONCE A WEEK THE EXECUTIVE PASSED OUT HIS PORTRAYAL OF THE COWAROLY LION IN "THE DIRECTORS ARE THE ONES WHO APPROVE OR RE IZVESTIA QUOTED THE TWO O.FICERS AS TELL WIZARD OF Oz." JECT LOANS As THE BANK S LARGEST SUBSCRIB ING EACH OTHER, "By OUR ACTIONS WE HA"'E LAHR'S VERSATILITY WAS DEMONSTRATED IN ER, THE U.S HAS THE MOST VOTING POWER, SOILED OUR NATIONS." 1956 IN SAMUEL BECKETT'S EXISTENTIALIST 25 PERCENT O. THE TOTAL THE TWO EMBASSIES SAID MEDICAL TESTS PLAY, "WAITING fOR GOODT," AND IN THE 1966 THE BANK HAS A STAfr or NlARL Y 1,500 PER SHOWED THE TWO MEN HAD BEEN DRUGGED AT A Yps I LANT I, MI eM., GREEK THEATER PRODUCT I ON SONS FROM MORE THAN 70 LANDS I TS ANNUAL WINETASTING SESSION NEAR THE MOLDAVIAN CAPI or ARISTOPHANES' "THE BIROS." HE WON THE OPERATING BUDGET IS ABOUT $35 ~ILLION TAL OF KISHINEV DURING A VISIT ON Nov. 17. TONY AWARD fOR HIS ACTING IN THE TITLE ROLE THE TWO BECAME NAUSEOUS AND PASSED OUT Of "Foxy" ON BROADWAY IN 1964 LIVING CO&T UP, FOOD DOWN ArTER RETURNING 10 THEIR HOTEL. THE EHBAS W~SHINGTON (UPI)--THE COST Of LIVING ROSE SIES SAID riVE OR SIX MEN LATER BROKE INTO ARVY ~ECRETARY RE&OR THREE-TENTHS or ONE PERCENT IN OCTOBER, THEIR ROOM, JUMPED THE OFFICERS, TOOK THEIR TO PRESENT MEDAL OF HONOR DESPITE A FURTHER OROP IN FOOD PRICES, THE DOCUMENTS FOR ONE HOUR AND BROKE UP THE ROOM. WASHINGTON (UPI)--ARMY SECRETARY STANLEY LABOR DEPARTMENT SAID TODAY THE IZVESTIA ACCOUNT, THEY SAID, WAS IDEN R RESOR WILL PRESENT THE MEDAL OF HONOR LAST ~ONTH'S INCREASE -~ FOLLOWiNG AD TICAL TO AN EARLIER UNPUBLICIZED STATEMENT POSTHUMOUSLY TOMORROW TO CAPT. JOSEPH X. VANCES or TWO~TENTHS Of ONE PERCENT IN SEP BY THE SOVIET FOREIGN MINISTRY WHICH WAS GRANT, A 26-YEAR-OLD NATIVE Of CAMBRIDGE, TEMBER ANO THREE-TENTHS Of ONt PERCENT IN "TOTALLY INACCURATE AND CLEARLY INADEQUATE." MASS, WHO WAS KILLED IN VI[T NAM A YEAR AUGUST -- PUSHED THE CONSUMER PRICE INDEX AGO. TO 117.5 PERCENT OF THE 1957-59 AVERAGE. FRENCH 1\ INE GRO.)[k~ kEBEl GRANT, THEN A FIRST LIEUTENANT, WAS WOUND THiS MEANT THAT IT TOOK $11.75 TO BUY THE NARBONNE, FRANCE (UPI)--THOUSANDS Of ED No .... 13, 1966" AfTER RESCUING A fELLOW SAME PRODUCTS AND SERVICES THAT YOU COULD FRENCH WINE GROWERS MANNED BARRICADES ACROSS OffiCER NEAR PLEI DJERENG DURING A "SEARCH GET FOR $10 ABOUT NINE YEARS AGO MAJOR HIGHWAYS AND RAILROAD TRACKS IN SOUTH AND DESTROY" MISSION CONDUCTED BY THE 25TH PRICES ROSE IN OCTOBER ON MOST CONSUMER ERN fRANCE TODAY, BEGINNING A CAMPAIGN OF INFANTRY DI ... ISION. pRODUCTS. THE MAJOR INCREASES WERE IN NEW "VIOLENT ACTION" AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT'S "DESPITE HIS WOUNDS, HE CHARGED AN ENEMY CARS, CLOTHING ANO SERVICES SUCH AS MEDICAL DECISION TO RESUME ALGERIAN WiNE IMPORTS. MACHINE GUN TO DESTROY THE WEAPON AND ITS CARE. LI"'ING COSTS IN OCTOBER WERE 2.6 PER LEADERS Of THE WINE GROWERS ASSOCIATION CREW AND RESCUED ANOTHER WOUNDED SOLDIER," CENT HIGHER THAN OCTOBER, 1966. TME SHARPEST WARNED THAT MORNING-LONG DEMONSTRATIONS THE ARMY SAID "LATER, WHILE LEADING A RES ADVANCES OVER THE YEAR WERE rOR MEDICAL CARE WHICH TEMPORARILY PARALYZED RAIL AND HIGHWAY .cU; PARTY TO SAVE FOUR OTHER WOUNDED, CAPT. AND CLOTHING, RESTAURANT MEALS AND HEATING TRAFFIC WERE ONLY A "PRELUDE" TO FORTHCOMIN" GRANT WAS KILLED BY AN ENEMY MORTAR ROUND." fUEL PROTESTS. THE M[DAL WILL BE ReCEIVED IN A PENTAGON GROCERY STORE PRICtS DROPPED THREE-TENTHS "IT I S NECESSARY TO CHOOSE BETWEEN FRENCH CEREMONY BY GRANT'S WIDOW, MRS. BOK SOON or ONE PERCENT fROM SEPTEMBER WHILE RES WINE GROWERS AND ARAB .".., NE GROWERS," SA I 0 AN GRANT, A KOREAN NATIVE. GRANT, THE SON OF TAURANT CHARGES ROSE ONE HALf OF ONE PER ASSOCIATION SPOKeSMAN AT ARLES. "THE ACTION MRS. AND MRS. JOHN GRANT or ARLINGTON, MASS., CENT. WILL NOT END If THE GOVERNMENT ODES NOT RE WAS STATIONED IN KOREA FROM 1960 TO 1962. THE NEWS WAS VIEWED AS A BOOST TO PRESI VOI(E ITS DECISION." A ~~ADUATE or THE BOSTON COLLE~E OF BUSI DENT JOHNSON'S CONTENTION THAT AN INCREASE MOST OF THE DEMONSTRATORS FORMED HUMAN NESS ADMINISTRATION, GRANT ENLISTED IN THE IN INCOME TAXES IS NEEDED TO TAKE PURCHAS eARRICADES ACROSS THE RAILWAY TRACKS AND ARMY IN 1958. HE WORE A PARACHUTIST'S BADGE, ING POwER AWAY rROM CONSUMERS AND CURB IN HIGHWAYS IN KEEPING WITH THEIR ORGANll£RS~ AND HAD BEEf( AWA'DED 80TH THE NA TfONAL HONOR FLATIONARY TRENDS. INSTRUCTIONS, "NO SABOTAGE, ONLY BARRAGES." MEDAL AND THE GALLANTRY CROSS BY THE REPUB THE DEPARTMENT SAID THAT, BECAuse OF BUT TELEPHONE POLES WERE BURNED OR CHOPPED LIC Of VIET NAM. PRICE INCREASES AND A SLIGHT OIP IN AVERAGE DOWN DURING THE NIGHT IN MANY AREAS AND AN WAGtS OWING TO A SHORTER \JORK WEEK, THE EXPLOSIVE CHARGE VAS rOUNO IN rAONT OF A GATWICH, ENGLAND {UPI)--RoNALD RICHARDS, WORKER WITH THREE MDUTHS TO rEED TOOK HOME 'LOOD-GA TE. A 6-'00T, 22~-POUHD AIRPORT WORK[R, L05r A 38 CENTS LESS PURCHASINQ POWER IN OCTOBER POLICE INTERVENED !O BReAK THE BARRICADES ~IQHT TO A TWO OUNCE MOUSE. He SCOOPED THE THAN SEPTEMBER. BLOCKING NATIONAL HIGHWAY 113 AFTER SEVERAL TINY CREATURE UP IN HIS HAND AS IT SCURRIED I THE WHOLESALE PRICE INDEX, WHICH ECONO CLASHES BETWEEN WINE GROWERS AND MOTORISTS. ACROS' THE ~LOOA IN THE PASSENGER BUILDING. MISTS CONSIDER A BeTTER INFLATIONART WARNfNa POLICE ALSO MOVED IN VHEN PILES O~ OLD THE MOUSE SUNK ITS T[ETH IN RICNARDS' HAND SIGN THAN THE CONSUMER INDEX, DECLINEO ONE TIRES, STACKEO O~ RAILWAY TRACKS NEAR COUR ANO H[ HAD TO GO TO THE HOSPITAL 'OR TREAT TENTH Of A PtRCENT IN OCTOBER TO 106.1 PER IANNE, WERE SET _'IRt. MUIT. "I REGRET [VER TAKING THE; LITTLE. DEVIL CEHT OF THE 1957-59 AVERAGE. THE "'IN~ GROWEIU Afitf ALRUO't IfuCK WITH I ON " R'CHAROS SA D. .,sr Q~~- - - ->i:iJiL~~ ----- HOURGLASS PAGE 9 "T (CONTINUED 'ROM (CONTlNU£O 'ROM (CONTINUED FROM ~ PAGE ONE) FRANCE PAGE ONE, MI D EA VI ET NAM o PAGE ONE) KREMLIN1S BACKING OF THE BRITISH-SPONSORED FOR THE SECOND STRAIGHT DAY FRENCH NEWS VIET CONG WERE KILLED IN THE COMPOUND A UN. SECURITY COUNCIL RESOLUTION ON THE PUT fiGURE PAPERS RAPPED DE GAULLE FOR INSERTING HIM- U.S. SPO~E5MAN THE AT 33 DEAD. MIDDLE EAST SELF INTO THE INTERNAL AFFAIRS or OTHER SAIGON SPOKESMEN SAID 15 or THE COMPOUNO'S THE SOURCES SAID THE SYRIAN PROTESTS NATIONS AT HIS SEMINANNUAL NEWS CONfERENCE 220 ALLIED DEFENDERS WERE KILLED AND 19 BE OF LITTLE AVAIL THEY SAID THE KREMLIN WOUNDED. No AMERICAN CASUALTIES WERE RE MONDAY. HAS SHOWN NO SIGNS OF BACKING DOWN ON ITS PORTED. THE ~ORNINC PAPERS WERE FULL Of STORIES ABOUT INDIGNANT REACTION FROM WASHINGTON, WILLINGNESS TO MAKE LIMITED CONCESSIONS TO THE COMMUNIST fORCE HIT fiRST WITH MORT- SECURE A MlDDLE EAST PEACE AND TkE RE-O~EN ARS, f"lRING 100 SHELLS INTO THE OuTPOST LONDON, OTTAWA, BRUSSELS, TEL AVIV, BONN, ROME AND THE HAGUE TO DE GAULLE'S ATTACKS ING OF THE SUEZ CANAL IN 15 MINUTES ZAYYEN WAS ACCOMPANI£b 6'1' V,CE PREMTER ON THE DOLLAR, THE POUND 1 CANADA, ISRAEL AT THE SAME MOMENTJ COMMUNIST MORTAR FOREIGN MINISTER ISRAHIM MAKHOS AND LT. GEN STRUCK A U.S. SPECIAL FORCES CAMP HOUSING AND BRITAIN'S PROPOSED ENTRY INTO THE AHMED SWEIDANI, CHIEF OF STAFf or THE SYR AMERICAN "GREEN BERET" ADVISERS AND SOUTH EUROPEAN COMMON MARKET. THE MEETINGS OF THE WESTERNN EXPERTS ARMED FORCES THEY WERE MET AT THE Moscow VIETNAMESE CIVILIAN IRREGULAR DEFENSE GROUP AIRPORT BY SOVIET PREMIER ALEXEI N. KOSYGIN rORCES __ MILITIAMEN WHO ARE RECRUITED AND THE ~ONETARY COMMITTeE OF THE ORGANllATION FOR ECONOMIC COOPERATION AND DEVELOPMENT AND OTHER GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS TRAINED BY THE AMERICANS. (OECD) AND THE "PARIS CLua" OF TtN WESTERN ATASSI MAINTAINED HIS tOUGH ANTI-ISRAELI THE SPECIAL FORCES CAMP WAS A MILE AND NATIONS -- CAME AMID CHARGES FROM FRANCE STANO IN A 35-MINUTE SPEECH TO THOUSANDS A HALf fURTHER NORTH AND ASTRIDE AN IN- SHE HAD BEEN SNUBBED. OY DEMONSTRATORS IN DAMASCUS ON THE EVE OF FRENCH GOVERNMENT OfF1CIALS SAID THE SN THE 20TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE Nov. 30, 1947 CAME WHEN FRANCE WAS NOT INVITED TO THE U.N. RESOLUTION PARTITIONING PALESTINE INTO LATEST MEETINGS OF THE INTERNATIONAL GOLD TWO INDEPENDENT JEWISH AND ARAB STATES. POOL IN FRANKFURT LAST SUNDAY. RESOLUTION WAS NEVER IMPLEMENTED AND ITS THE POOL, A SEVEN-NATION GROUP, KEEPS EPITApH WAS WRITTEN BY THE ARAB-ISRAELI WAR THE MARKET PRICE OF GOLD STABLE AT $35 AN 0' 1948 OUNCE WHILE THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT STDPPE ATA$S' SAID SYRIA WOULD NEVER ACCEPT THE MAKING CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE LONDON-BASED NEW SECURITY COUNCIL RESOLUTION AIMED AT RESTORING PEACE IN THE MIDDLE EAST THE R~ poOL. IT HAS NOT WI~HDRAWN IT~ 'ORIGINA~ SOLUTION CALLS FOR ISRAELI WITHDRAWAL FROM TK I "' .... , 'v.. I.)R Mt.M&t."~IjJ P AND -,.oNT I NUtO TO ARAB TERRITORY OCCUPIED IN THE JUNE 5-10 ATTEND THE MEETINGS. IT WAS BELIEWED THAT FRANCE HAD BEEN WAR AND AN END TO THE ARAB STATE OF BELLI EXCLUDED FROM THE FRANKFURT MEETING BECA GERENCY AGA 1 NST THE JEW I SH NAT ION OF RECENT LEAKS IN THE FRENCM PRESS or MEE HE SAID ARMED STRUGGLE, OR "POPULAR WAR INGS ATTEND(D BY FRANC( AT WHICH SECRET OF LIBERATION," WAS THE ONLY SOLIJTION TO NEGOTIATIONS WERE CONDUCTED ON THE BRI CRISIS OeSERVERS SAID HIS REMARKS INDI TISH POUND. (0 SYRIA wOULD NOT COOPERATE WITH GUNNAR JARRING, U.N. SECRETARY GENERAL THANT'S (CONTINUED FROM SPECIAL ENVOY, WHO WILL SEEK TO IMPLEMENT A <,ohllpr IrlnJ:WJI~ rpm",.".. Iwnbytrap" rrom fhl'" liPtlln GENERAlC:; PAGE ONE) THE COUNCIL'S RESOLUTION. EISENHOWER, IN PLUMPING FOR A SPEED UP, ATASSI ALSO SAID HE WOULD BOYCOTT THE PRO SAID HE WOULD LIKE TO SEE GEN. WILLIAM POSED ARAB SUMMIT CONFERENCE, EXPECTED EARLY WESTMORELAND "HAVE ANOTHER 100,000 (TROOPS) NEXT MONTH HE STAYED AWAY FROM THE ARAB TO JUST CLEAN THIS THING UP MORE QUICKLY." SUMMIT IN KHARTOUM, SUOAN, LAST SUMMER IN "SPtED IT UP, YEAH," BRADLEY INTERPOSED. PROTEST AGAINST WHAT HE REGARDED AS A TREND EiseNHOWER SAID THE ENEMY HAD INFILTRATE TOWARD MODERATION ON ISRAEL THE DEMILITARIZED lONE BETWEEN NORTH AND SOUTH VIET NAM TO USE IT AS A BASE FOR HAR (CONTINUED FROM RASS I NG OPERAT IONS ANO HE ,HOUGHT THE PAGE ONE) "MENACE" SHOULD BE ELIMATED HE SAID HE WAR COST WILL NOT RISE AS SHARPLY AS ANTI 010 NOT CONSIDER THIS AN INVASION BUT CIPATED IN AUGUST -- THAT THE FISCAL )968 MERELY "REMOVING A THORN IN OUR SIDES " COST PROBABLY WOULD BE $2 BILLION LESS THAN BRADLEY SAID THE OPERATION MIGHT INVOLVE OfFICIALS PREDICTED THREE MONTHS AGO AN END RUN AROUND THE DEMILITARIZED ZONE As A RESULT OF THIS AND SCALING DOWN OF AND EISENHOWER AGREED THAT IT SHOULD BE OTHER SPENDING ESTIMATtS __ AS DISTINGUISHED CONSIPERED. FROM ACTUAL SPENDING CUTS -- FOWLER REVISED BRADLEY SAID HE WAS IMPRESSED BY THE THE AUGUST FORECAST OF A $29 BILLION BUDGET AMERICAN BASE IN VIET NAM AND THE LOGISTI DEFICIT TO $25 BILLION. AND HE SAID THIS ARRANGEMENTS HE SAID HE THOUGH Ho CHI COULD BE TRIMMED TO AROUND $14 BIllION BY MINH, THE NORTH V,ETNAMESE COMMUNIST LEADER THE COMBINATION OF A $74 BILLION TAX IN SHOULD BE "INVITED DOWN" TO SEE "WHAT WE CREASE ANO THE SPENDING CUTS THE AOMINISTRA HAVE NOW READY TO FUNCTION FROM." T I ON PROPOSES BUDGET DIRECTOR CHARLES SCHULTZE TOLD THE (CONTp'NAGu££DO'N"£D)M T.IIx WRITERS THAT JOHNSON'S PLAN TO REDUCE MCNAMARA FEDERAL SPENDING PROGRAMS BY 10 PERCENT IN THE LABOR DEPARTMENT DENIED AS "Tc)TALLY CLUDED NON-ESSENTIAL DEFENSE DEPARTMENT Ap UNTRUE" WORD THAT LABOR SECRETARY W It/'LL- PROPRIATIONS NOT CONNECTED DIRECTLY WITH Tf'£ ARD WIRTZ'S RESIGNATION WAS IMMINENT. VIET NAM WAR WHILE WHITE HOUSE PRESS SECRETARY GEORGE A THIRD WITNESS, THE FEDERAL RESERVE CHRISTIAN WAS 5PARYING REPORTERS' QUES- BOARD'S CHAIRMAN, WILLIAM MCCHESNEY MARTIN, TIONS ABOUT THE IMPENDING -_ BUT UNOFFICIAL SAID THE NEED FOR HIGHER TAXES IS COMPELlIN~ DIRTY R~O TRICK A US 9th DIVISion trooper helps a buddy -- DEPARTURE OF McNAMARA AS DEfENSE SECRE- "INFLATION IS NO LONGER JUST A THREAT -_ to ~a(ety after removmg booby traps the Viet Cong' attached TARY, THE BANK'S 20 DIRECTORS WERE MEETING IT IS A REALITY," MARTIN OECLARED. to hlfj body after he was wounded in Mekong Delta fightlllg A FEW BLOCKS AWAY. THE ADMINISTRATION'S MAIN, NEW CONGRESS In South Vietnam Aim cf the dirty Red triCk was for medlc~ to show up and gt't everyont' blown to bits THE BANK FINALLY CONFIRMED LATE AL PRESE~TATJO~ WAS GIVEN BY rOWlCR. HE THAT McNAMARA HAS BEEN NOMINATED BY JOHN- TESTIFIED THAT OEFERRlL OF A TAX HIKE BY U.S. BOMBERS AND TROOPS TURNED BACK THE SON TO BECOME ITS PRESIDENT, BUT A SPOKES- CONGRESS WOULD PRESENT AN "UNDUE AND UNAC- ATTACK, RECAPTURED THE MILITARY BASE AND MAN SAID TOOAY ONLY THAT AN ANNOUNCEMENT CEPTABLE RISK TO THE NATION'S ECONOMIC AND SENT THE VIET CONG RETREATING TOWARDS CAM REGARDING THE ,'NAL SELECTION PROBABLY fJN~NCJAL STRUCTURE AND THE INTERNATIONAL BODIA. BUT ",lITARY SPOKESMAN SAID THE WOULD BE MADE "WITHIN A FEW DAYS." MONETARY SYSTEM." ATTACK COULD SIGNAL THE START OF ANOTHER THE SOURCES SAID McNAMARA WAS CAUGHT BY HE ACTUALLY PRESENTED THE COMMITTEE A MAJOR RED O~FENSIVE. SURPRISE ON THE TIMING OF JOHNSONIS"NOMINA- ILEGISLATIVE BILL ONE PART CONTAINlID JOH~ MILITARY HEADQUARTERS IN SAIGON SAID A TION or HIM TO HEAD THE WORLD SANK. I SON'S TAX CUTTING FORMULA BY 2 PERCENT AND BATTALION OR MORE MEN) OF THE V.S. (800 THE QUESTION or WHETHER McNAMARA WAS 10 pERCENT 1ST INFANTRY DIVISION HAD BtEN SENT INTO GOING VOLUNTARILY OR BEING "TRN-l!YERRID"'wAS IN ADDITION TO SLICING THE DEFICIT, FOWLER THE Bo Duc AREA IN BELIEF THE COMMUNISTS RAISED ON THE SENATE FLOOR yESTERDAY BY SAID THE COMBINATION TAX-PENDING CUT PLAN WERE PREPARING FOR "A",OTHER BATTLE OF Loc SEN. EDWARD M. KENNEDY (DEM.-MASS.). WOULD "TAKE A GIMH STEP IN BOLSTERING CON- NI",H." 1 KENNEDY SAID IN AN INTERVIEW TODAy HE ~JDENCE IN THE INTERNATIONAL MARKET FOR THE THE BATTLE OF Loc N,,,,H BEGAN OCT. 31 HAD TELEPHONED THE SeCRETARY THIS MORNING US, DOLLAR ANO AMERICAN ECONOMY." IN A V,ET CONG ATTEMPT TO MAR SOUTH V,ET TO SAy HE HOPED HIS REMARKS HAD NOT SINCE WAYS AND MEANS COMMITT£[ LAID ASIDE NAM'S PRESIDENTIAL INAUGURATION. WHEN IT EMBARRASSED McNAMARA IN ANY WAY. KENNEOY THE TAX BlLl OCT. 3, fOWLER SAID, THERE HAVE VAS OVO THt CON/ BY ASSOCI CLASSIFIED ••• DIRECTION OF" T!-IE C(}'.1MO.NOING OffiCER KWAJALE1N TEST M/l.RSi'ALL ISLANDS FOR SALE SITE, GIRL~' 20" BICYCLE IN GOOO CONDIlION - CONTRACT OAAG 43-61-C-0001 THE HoURGLASS IS PUBLISHED DAILY $10 t:.t.LL 8245(l Iy ey Hall ~~~M~ 10 MOHDAY THROUGH SATURDAY, DEADLINE: f"OF LIMITED QU ... NTITY OF ONE or THE WORLD'S NOTICES IS 3 PM THE DAY BEfORE PUQLI I'IOST BEAUTlrUL ",NO MOST PRIZEO SEA IN HARMS WAY NfL rOOTBALL 115 CATION HIRED KILLER SI PANASONIC SMALL TRANSISTOR, STEREO THERE WILL Be NO DUPLICATE BRIDGE TO EMOO LOOG£ NO 179 f&AM LOOGE 0. RECElyER WITH Sep"RATE SPE"KERS, TWO NIGHT "T THE YOKWE YUK CLUB OffICERS INSTRUCTIDN AT 1 30 PM THIS THURSDAY CA HELP ~NTED THE CHILDREN'S CHAPEL CHOIR ~EETS CUB SCQUT.PACK 135 WilL HDlO ITS H"VE YOU ALWAYS W"NTEO TO BE A S"NTA rRIOAY "T 4 IN TNE FIRST ROOM Of" THE NOV[l.IBER ~EETING AT 7 P~, 'l!iURSOAY, Cu.Us"I HERE'S YOUR CH4NCE' CALL SPEC_ fINE ARTS BuiLDING. TNE CHO/R IS NOW IN THE fiNE ARTS BLDG ALL CUBS AND IAL SERVICES AT 83331 OOING CHRISTMAS MUSIC. DONIT fORGET TO P"RENTS ARE URGED TO ATTENO SEND YOUR rIRST~TNROUGH-FOURTH-GRADERS WESTERN ELECTRIC CGMP"NY HAS AN OPEN rOR FURTNER INrOR~ATION tALL MRS HIRST AN ISLAND ORIENTATION WILL BE NELO ING fOR" fUll TIME rLERK_TYPIST. 5 AT 82344. fOR ALL NEWCOMERS AT 12 30 ON rRIDAY, D"Y. 40 HOUR WEEK ApPLY BT CALL INC, I, AT THE IVEY HALL THeATER. THE 81421 OR 81528. THE tCMMERCIAL PILOT COURSE WILL I,""", or THIS ORIENTAl ION IS TO PRO~ START AT 7 30 P"I WEDNESDAY. Nov 29. INfORMATION ON THE UNUSUAL LIVING STEVEDORES NEEDED "T REEFER WAREHOUSE IN THE CONrERENCE RooI'I, 3RO FLOOR, ITION5 fOUND ON AND AROUND OUR 15- ON .... EONESO"Y. No", 29TH AFTER Ti'lE AR TERMIN"L BLDG ANYONE WHO H~S NOT YET P"RENTS ARE E.PECIALLY URGED R IY"L OF THE S S CONTEST Or ... OUTY ReGISTERED IS INVITEO TO "TTEND THIS ATTEND TO LEARN 0' HAZARDS WHICN OR OTHER AVAILABLE PERSONNEL DESIRING 1ST ON LAND AS WELL AS IN THE OCEAN OPEIUNG CLASS TO WORK WeDNlSo"y OR THVRSOAY D"Y A PANEL DISCUSSION SHII'TS COHT"CT e, S"PTtSTE AT RttFER ISLAND SAfETY, PREYENTIVE ACTICHS, WAREHOUSE - tALL 83408 SOURces 0 ... ASSISTANCE W/LL BE HELD THE ROO AND GUN CLUB WILL MEET ON fRI ACCOMPANIED 6Y A PARENT "RE DAY. DEC. I IN TNE CONFERENCE ROOM Of ALL MEW ISLAND,RESTDENTS ARE u S AR~Y SENTINEL SUTeM AC,ENCT HAS THE TERMINAL BLDG AT 7 30 PM, ALL TO ATTEND. REMEMBER fRIDA A GS-5 SECRtTART_fyPIST POSITIO'" MEMBERS ANO PROSPECTIVE MEMBERS ARE I. AT THE IVEY HALL THE"TER. BE CLOSED for necessary APPLICAlIDN5 ","Y DE SUBMITTED BEtW[E~ URGEO TD "TTEND AT 12 30 PM THE ,.OUAS OF i 30 ANO II 30 A~, AND reefer and freezer 12 30 AHD 4 30 P~, TO THe COMM"HOING repairs and LONDOW (LPI) •• THE NOlst ABATlMENT 4, 5 6 O,nC[R, KWAJALEIH TUT DIVISlOH, U S IX_WEEK ART CLASS fOR ALL AGES. SOCltTV HAS LAUNCHED AN A~pEAL rOft December (Monday, Tues S. ARMY SENTINEL SYSTEM EVALUATIOH UROAl MORNING, 8 30 TO 10.30 .36,~ TO BUILD A 'LYING, IAUCE •• AGENCY, BuiLDING 10:51 ___ DEC, 2. fOR IHfORNATION ANO REGISTRA_ day, and Wednesday). TICH tALL ELAINt KORrf AT 82349 8ErORE LIKE, ANTIGAAVITATIONAL AHD SI~ENT Please excuse the in I~C~AP"T • IF' (1'S Nt~J CALL THt 'iATUROA'I', olC. 2. convenience.