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Ike Off Critical list utionaries amed WASHINGTON (UPI )--FORMER PRESIDENT DwiGHT D. EISENHOWER IS OFF THE ca'TICAL For Conlinuanc6 of Czech Trouble LIST FOR THE FIRST TI~E SINCE HE WAS STRICKEN BY A SEVENTH HEART ATTACK 13 MOSCOW (UPI)~~ THE SOVIET PRESS TODAY TOLD RUSSIANS THAT SOME CZECHOSLOVA~IARS DAYS AGO, BUT DOCTORS WARN THAT LONG HAVE e[!:N "DELUDED" INTO THINKIHG TIlA1 SOVIET OCCUPATION rORCtS ARE NOT THEIR RANGE PROSPECTS FOR HIS RECOVERY REMAIN FRIENDS. UNCERTAI N. THE COMMUNIST PARTY NEWSPAPER PRAVDA ,""AMED "COUNT[R~RIEVOLUTIONARI[S" FOR DOCTORS REPORTED YESTERDAY, "HIS PRE KEEPING TROUBLE eq~ING IN CZECHOSLOVAK~A. SENT CONDITION MUST STILL BE CONSIDERED PRAVDA SAID THE SOONER THE COUNTER-RE~OLUTIONART ACTIVITY IS ~[ALT WITH SERIOUS, aUT NOT NECESSARILY CRITICAL "THE OUICKER WILL THE DELUDED P"'RT OF' Tlit POPULATION BE FRtED fROM THE INFLU AT THIS TIME" " ENCE OF' REACTIONARY PROPAGANDA II THE MEDICAL TEAM ADDED, HOWEVER, 'HE THE KREMLIN NEWSPAPER SAID THE SOVIET POSITION IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA IS Q[TTING POTENTIAL FOR SUDDEN REVERSAL OF THE BETTER. FROM BRATISLAVA, A PRAVDA ","~"~"" SAID' CURRENT TREND IS EVER PRESENT ••• AND THE "CROWDS OF CHEERFUL PEOPLE THRONG LONG RANGE OUTLOOK IS STILL GUARDED" THE E~8ANK~ENTS •••• ~ANY COLORED LIGHTS THE DOCTORS SAID THEIR 77-YEAR-OLD Dogs in Search For ADVERTISE CINEMAS, RESTAURANTS, SHOPS PATIENT WAS STILL NOT ALLOWED TO SIT UP AND CAFES. PLANTS AND FACT~RIES ARE IN BED OR READ NEWSPAPERS BUT THAT HE WORKING SMOOTHLY" WAS PERMITTED TO LISTEN TO LIGHT MUSIC Colonel UButcher of Hue" IN PRAGUE, CZECHOSLOVAK RADIO SAID AT PERIODIC INT£RVALS. SAIGON (UPI ) __ U.S. PARATROOPERS TORE INTO A NORTH VIETNAMESE BATTALION SUR THE SLOVAK COMMUNIST PARTY CONGRESS IN THE DOCTORS DECLINED TO SAY AT THIS NEAR SAIGON TODAY AND IN THE NORTHERN PROVINCES SENT GERMAN SHEPHERO BRATISLAVA HAS OUSTED AS FIRST SECRE POINT IF THEY THOUGHT THE FORMER PRESI DOGS IN SEARCH OF" AN ELUSIVE COMMUNIST COLONEL KNOWN AS THE "BUTCHER OF TARY VASIL BILAK, ACCUSED OF BEING A DENT HAD RECOVERED SUFFICIENTLY TO SOVIET COLLA80RATOR. PRAVDA DID NOT RETURN GRADUALLY TO NORMAL ACTIVITY. No LET UP APPEARED IMMINENT IN HEAVY FIGHTING THAT BROKE A SUNMER LULL AND ~ENTION THIS. AT THE SAME TIME, THEY REFUSED TO SAY PUSHED BOTH u.s, AND COMMUNIST DEATHS LAST WEEK TO THEIR HIGHEST LEVELS SINCE PRAVDA SAID THAT DESPITE "ALL OUT WHETHER EISENHOWER HAD BEEN SO WEAKENED THE REDS' MAY DFF"ENSIVE. RAGES or COUNTER-REVOLUTIONARIES, BY F"OUR HEART SEI ZURES IN LESS THAN F"OUR THE U.S, COMMAND SAID 308 AMERICANS 01"'0 IN ACTION, MOST SINCE THE WEEK OF SERVICEMEN IN ALL CASES DE~ON MONTHS THAT HE WOULD BE AN INVALID, JUNE 2 MIDWAY THROUGH THE MAy-JUNE COMMUNIST DEATHS WERE LISTED AT STRATE RESTRAINT AND STAUNCHNESS PRO THEIR HIGHEST DEATH COUNT SINCE TECTING THE LIFE OF THE POPULATION. Humphrey Plunges 'nfo Campaign THIS OPENS THE E~ES OF ~ANY PEOPLE, TRANG SANG, 24 MILES NORTHWEST WHO WERE MISLEAD BY COUNTER-REVOLUTION OF" SAIGON, UPI CORRESPONDENT NAT GIB~ ARIES, TO THE ROLE or THE SOVIET AND SON SAID U.S. PARATROOPERS HAD COUNTED OTHER ALLIED ARMIES." Muskie Chosen As Running Mate 93 NORTH VI [TNAMESE DEAD IN FIGHTING ACCORDING TO PRAVDA, CZECHOSLOVAKIANS CHICAGO (UPI )-- HueERT H HUMPHREY TOOAY PLUNGED INTO A fIIATlONAL ELECTION THAT SEGAN TUESDAY WITH AN ABORT[D REALIZE SOVIET FORCES CAME NOT AS OC CAMPA' GN AGAINST RICHARD M NIXON BEARING A DrloloCRATIC BANNER TATTERED AfIID GUERRILLA AMBUSH AND SPILLED INTO CUP I ERS BUT AS rr CLASS IIROTHERS." DIRTIED IN ONE OF THt ANGRIEST INTRAPARTY rIGHTS or MODERN AMERICAN POLITICAL FAR TO TH[ NORTH, AMERICAN AIRBORNE PRAVDA MADE IT CLEAR THE SOVIETS IN HISTORY SOLDIERS CUT THROUGH HEAVY JUNGLE SOUTH TEND TO CARRY OUT THEIR PLANS TO IN THE VICE PRESIDENT WON NOMINATION EASILY ON THE FIRST BALLOT aUT IT CAME TO COASTAL HUE IN SEARCH OF NORTH VIET SURE CZECHOSLOVAKIA IS SAVED FROM HIM fROM A CONVENTION MARRED BY LOUD AND FREQLlENT WAVES Or 800S A'fD EMBITTERED COLONEL TRONG THAN MOT, DUBBED "MILITARIST, REVANCHIST AND NED-NAZI DISORDERLY PROTESTS OF" HUE" FOR HIS SOLDIERS' FORCES WHICH ARE SEEKING TO REVISE THE HUMPHREY PICKED A RUNNING MATE TODAY •• THEN GOT STARTED ON THE BUSINESS or ETNAMESE CIVILIANS DURING RESUL TS OF WORLD WAR 11. " RESTORING DEMOCRATIC PARTY UNITY HUMPHREY ANNOUNCED THAT SENo\TOR EDMUND MUSKIE OF HUE IN FEBRUARY, OF MAINE IS HIS CHOICE FOR THE V,CE IOEII/TIAL NOMINATION THE CO!l.VENTIDN IS PARATROOPERS FOUND TWO BIG ARMS Yagoslaria and Romania EXPECTED TO RATIFY TH~ CHOICE TONIGHT. I,"""'" AND TWO UNDERGROUND COMMUNIST HUMPHREY SAID HE HOPES THE CHOICE OF ITALS YESTERDAY, ONE WITH SIGNS Communists Struggle COMMUNISTS HAD JUST PULLED OUT Appear '0 lie Re'axing THE MAINE SENATOR. IN HIS WORDS WILL "BRIDGE MANY A GAP AND MANY A BROADCAST PLANES TOLD MOT TO "SUlt BELGRADE (UPI )-~ YUGOSLAV LEADERS GUL." WITH OISSIDENT DeMOCRATS, PRIMAR_ AMERICAN TRACKING DOGS SAID TODAY THEY NO LONGER EXPECT A To form New Party ILY SUPPORTERS OF SENATOR EUGeNe MCCAR_ OUT HIS TRAIL. SOVIET INVASION OF" YUGOSLAVIA OR ."""'1 PRAGUE (UPI ) __ LIBERAL AND CDNSERVA- THY. HE SAIO OF MCCARTHY ,,"WE ARE A CRAF"TY OLD DEVIL," SAID COL. IA. TIVE COMMUNISTS STRUGGLED TO FORM A NOT SO rAR APART AS SOME WOULD HAVE US IA""'''''''',,~'>LLING, THE AIRBORNE COM OFF"ICIALS IN PRIVATE CONVERSATION NEW REGIME TODAY ANO ReLIABLE REPORTS BELIEVE." MOT IS A GOOD FIGHTING SAY THAT THEY 8ELI!V! THAT POLITICALLY, WERE THAT THE SOVIET UNION WAS oEMANDM HUBERT HUMPHREY HAS LONG BEEN KNOWN AND FRANKLY I WOULD BE DISAPPOINTED TITO TAKES THE ATTITUDE THE RUSSI~NS ING APPROVAL OF A 150-MAN CENTRAL COM- rOR HIS LIBERAL VIEWS ON BOTH DOMESTIC IN HIM IF HE 010 SURRENDER." WOULD NOT DARE TO INVADE. ALTHOUGH MITTEE HANDPICKED BY THE KREMLIN TO AND GENERAL INTERNATIONAL POLICY BOLLING'S MEN BATTLED MOT'S REGI~ENT TITO HAS RETURNED TO HIS SUMMER RESI RULE THE OCCUPIED NATION. HE WAS THE FIRST SENATE MEMBER TO EARLIER THIS WEEK." BUT THEY HAVEN'T DENCE, TITO HAS LEF"T HIS ARMY AND AIR liBERAL F"ORCES UNDER FIRST SECRETARY SPONSOR MEDICAL CARt fOR THE AGED MORE BEEN ABLE TO FIND THE ReDS SINCE. FORCE IN A HIGH STATE OF ALERT WITH ALEXANDER DUBCEK SCORED A VICTORY 'IIfTH THAN ID YEARS AGO. HE WAS THE SENATE d '.I " MUCH O~ HIS AR~OR MASSED OPPOSITE THE THE POWER STRUGGLE UNDERWAY IN A MARA- SPONSOR fOR THE ALLIENCE fOR PROGRESS Kenne., leconsiuering P,ans HUNGARIAN BORDER. THON SESSION AT HRADCANY CASTLE WITH IN lATIN AMERICA AND HE INTRD_ THE COMMUNIST PARTY E~ECUTIVE CO~ THE OUSTtNG OF" VASIL BILAK AS LEADER THE PROPOSAL FOR A U.S PEACE May Attend Convention ~ITTEE TODAY PASSED A RESOLUTION """'1 OF" THE SLOVAK PARTY. HE HAS BEEN AC- ING THE SOVIET UNION OF ATTACKING CUSED OF COLLABORATING WITH THE RUSSIAN HYANNISPORT, MASS. (UPI )-- VIOLENCE CZECHOSLOVAKIA TO PREVENT ITS "INDE INVADERS Guardsmen Rema.on THE SlRtETS OF CHI CAGO TODAY PRDMPT- PENDENT SOCIALIST oEVELOP~ENT," WHICH A BARRAGE OF STATEMENTS IN THE SOVIET :>EN. EDWARD M. KENNEDY, {DEM.-MASS. YUGOSLAVIA ITSELF HAS FOLLoweD. PRESS WARNED DUBCEK THAT TIME WAS RUN- 0 D h REASSESS HIS PLANS TO VISIT THE DEM- TENSION SEEMS TO HAVE VANISHED IN NING OUT F"OR HIM TO RE-tSTABLISH CON- n uty in C ieagt NATIONAL CONVENTION. BELGRADE IN SHARP CONTRAST TO LAST TRDL UNDER TERMS OF THE KREMLIN AGREE- SENATOR WAS REPORTEDLY RECONSIO- WEEK WH!N PRESIDENT TITO RUSHtD TO MENT tHAT RETURNED HIM TO PRAGUE LAST CHICAGO lUPI )--NATIONAL GUARDSMEN HIS ORIGINAL PLANS TO ATTENO THE TOWN TO CON .. ER WITH THE LOM~UNIST PAR TUESDAY. WKO DID BLOODY BATTLE WITH THOUSANDS DAY OF THE CONVENTION TODAY IN TY CENTRAL CoMMITTEE AND THEN HELD A RELIABLE COMMUNIST PARTY SOURCES SAID Of ANTI-WAR PROTESTORS YESTERDAY, STOOD 1"","""'1 ON WITH A PLANNED MEMORIAL TO &ORDER MEETING WITH THE PRESIDENT OF PART OF" THE KREMLIN NEGOTIATIONS I GUARD OVER THEM TODAY ACROSS THE STREET BROTHER, SEN. ROBERT F. KEN- RO~ANI··,· ______ca ____ ....:- __ _ EO THE NAMING OF A f50-MEMBER CENTRAL FROM THE DEMOCRATIC N~TIONAL CONVENTION WAS CAUTIOUSLY WATCHING THE COMMITTEE SELECTED BY THE RUSSIANS. HEADQUARTERS HOTEL. lit CHICAGO. INFORMED DIPLOHATIC SOURCES IN VIENNA AN ESTIMATED 3,000 YOUNG DENONSTRA_ REVEALED TO SAILING CDNPAN- Sources Say Nixon SAID DUBCEK'S LIBERALS, IN THE END, TDRS--NEW LEFTISTS, COLLEGE ENTHUSIAST! MONDAY HE WOULD rLY TO CHICAGO TO MAY HAVE TO SWALLOW A FEW BITTER POLI- YIP'IES, HIPPIES, BLACK PANTHERS __ Expeds Close Race TICAL PILLS IN THE FORM OF A REINSTATE- SPRAWLED IN THE COLD QRASS OF" G~ANT MIAMI (UPI )-- SOURCES CLOSE TO VA_ MENT OF HARDLINERS SUCH AS BILAK. PARK. GUARDSM[N WITH RifLES AT PORT THE PRESIDENTIAL AND VICE PRES_ CATIONING RICHARD M. NIXON SAID TODAY NAM(D TODAY TO SUCCEED BILAK AS SLO- ARMS FORMED A LINE BETWEEN THEM AMO THE IDENTIAL CANDI~TES WERE CHOSEN. HE E~PECTS HIS PRESIDENTIAL RACE WITH VAKIAM PARTY CHIEF" WAS DEPUTY PREMIER CONRAD HILTON HOTEL ACROSS MICHIGAN THE MASSACHUSETTS DEMOCRAT HAD PLAN 'EMOCRAT HU8ERT HU~PHREY TO aE A GUSTAV HUSAK, ONE OF" DUBCEK'S STAUNCH- AVENUE. NED TO ATTEND THE CONVENTION WITH MRS. CLOSE CONTEST "THAT GOES DOWN TO THE EST SUPPORTERS. THt POLICE RECORDS SHOWED AT LEAST ETHEL KENNEDY, WIDOW Of SEN, ROBERT f. WIRE." • 178 ARRESTS YESTERDAY AND TOOAY AND KENNEDY. HOWEVER, SOURCES SAID, MRS. ''WE KNOW HE IS A GOOD CAMPAIGNER," Gua t ema Ia Hun tIng 39'ERSONS INJURED INCLUDING SEVEN PO- KENNEDY OECIDED THE IN-PERSON APPEAR ~ON AIDES SAID. LICEMEN AND SIX NEWSMEN WHO FELL PREY ANCE AT THE CONVENTION MIGHT PLACE TOO XON, WHO T£LE~HONEO HUMPHREY EARLY • A HEAVY AN EMOTIONAL BURDEN ON HER, .'LL' "'OS ALO •• .,,, '"' " ..,,,. MORNING TO CONGRATULATE HIM "OR Mac h.negun ssassins"STRATORS. IN PRE'ARATION FOR KENNEDY'S '0551- THE NOMINATION, WITHHELD AMY GUATEMALA CITY (UPI)--GUATEMALA oE- VICE PRESIDENT HUBERT H. HUMPHREY, ;,;.'.'"clsION NOT TO GO, A TELEVISION COMMENT ON THE CHICAGO CONVEN- CLARED A 30-oAY "STATE OF" SIEGE" TODAY, WHO WATCHED THE RIOT FROM HIS HOTEL 1 CREW SET UP EQUIPMENT IN A SUSPENDING CONSTITUTIONAL LIMITS ON WINDOW AND EVEN GOT A WHI'F" or TEAR 's HOME NEAR THE KENNEDY COM OF" THE NIXON CAMP GENERALLY StARCH AND SEIZURE TO HUNT THE SUBMA- GAS, ANNOUNCED A'TER ~IS NOMINATION HE TO BROADCAST THE SPEECH BY F"ROM MAKI NO ,JUDGMENT ABOUT CHINE ASSASSINS OF u.s. AMBASSADOR JOHN HAD CONTACTED THE JUSTICE OE'ARTMEHT THE DELE- C CONVENTION AND THE GORDON MEIN. AND WAS ASSURED A FULL SCALE FBI I"''' IN CHICAGO STREETS. DOCTORS SAID THE AMIIAISSADOR DIED 0' VESTIGATION WAS UNDER\r/AY. KENNIDY STOPPED ALL CON SAID REPORTS 0' NEWSMEN SEVEN BULLET WOUNDS. HIS SOOY WAS THE 10,000 DISSIDENTS WHO INFILTRA- ACTIVITIES DESIGNED TO DRAFT INDICATED "SOME~HING IS PlACED I'" STATE AT THE RE'ORMA rUNERAL TEO CHICAGO THIS WEEK HAD ACCOMPLISHED THE PRESIDENCY WITH AN IM'AS HoME, WHERE HUNDREDS 0' PERSONS QATHER- THEIR MAl'" PURPOSE--TO SPOTLIGHT THE PLEA. sAID NI~ON WOULD HAVE NO COM· lEO TO MOUlt",. THERE WAS NO IMMIEDIATE CONVIENTION AGAINST A .... CKMOUNO Of' WILD PREPARED STATEMENT, KENNEDY ON THE NOMINATION OR THE CONVEN VOItO WHEN THIE 80DY WOULD BIE 'LOItH TO DIUIi/tAY A"'D TO MAkE A MOCK[JtY 0' TNt HIS DECISION NOT TO ACCEPT THE UNTIL NIXT WIIK VHlN HE O.... 'CI H'S NATIVIE CADIZ, KENTUCKY. ELA.OIIATIE SIECUltITY "ECAUTIOMS TAKEN l;:~:::~::"" I" O.... £R£O WAS ""MAL AND HII CAMPAIGM. TNeRE WEltl NO IMMIolATE IIEPOIITS or TO KEEP THEM r"OM OOIN' SO. rilL THI AMIRltAN ~IOPLE ARI AR"CSTS. THE CHICAQO POLICE DEPAIITMENT HAD NO APPRICIATE THE eON .. IDENCE AND ~ETTY AccusATIOMt AI IN THI SOUIICE' 'AID LI'I POlICE SUPT. JAMES CONLISK S'ONTANlOUl IUPPORT 0 .. MY "RI£MOI u.s. MI'''''' HAD APOLOQIE'~ !bi,.;",'TIC COMVlNTION," lAID MllItON', .EEIf T""'TEIfID PREVIOUSLY TM' RE- "'UIO A STATE"'INT SnlNo, ''TH' POlICI IN VAlll0US PAIITI 0" THI COUNTRY. BUT VOI.UTIONAIIT AIIMIO F'OIICII, A ,:.".ION TNE STAIn "A'll A VI"Y C,.... ·, .. HAD 01'''1_ I AIK THIM HOW TO CIAII ALL ACTIVITY TlUPMONIO HUMP""CY MOMINT' to.UlfItT TI""Oft MOUP. A CAIlEEIi "011- CULT TA'K AND HAVE HANtLED IT VU&'. Ott MT "HAL" 10 THAT THI CONVl:NTION PIMfflyUANIl ~AIT THI VOTtS 118M '(kVICE or'ICI", MIIN wAi MAIIIIIID Tltc 'NITIAl COMP'IIONTATION ON MICHIGAN CAN CHOOII ITS HOMIHEE 'ROM AMOHO THI MADE TMI Vlcl PIIE.IDIMT TMC AM&» T"I 'ATHU 01" THitIE MH. Hit 'AM- AYINUI CAME "'HI'" MEM.a1 Of' THE CAPA"'I AN' .,DICATlD CANOIDATIS AL· ILV tl N1II1. ATTACKID ,M CONTIHTI."'." PAGE 2 HOtJlGLASS THUR.SOAY Puppet Splits World COliliunisli By Peter Grose C LO SED (ci 1968 New York Times News Service WASHINGTON--MILITARY OCCUPATION or CZECHOSLOVAKIA MAY BE REGAINING A PUPPET STATE rOR THE KREMLIN, BUT THE SAME ACTION HAS TORN OPEN A SCHISM IN ~ORLD COMMUNJSM JLDGED AS wiDE AS THE SPLIT BETwEEN THE SOYIET UNION AND COMMUNIST CHINA BITTER CONDEMNAllONS OF" THE SOVIET MOVE FROM THE COMMUNIST LEADERS OF' YUG?SLAVIA AND RUMANIA ~ERE SWIF'T AND SHARP COMMUNIST PARTY LEADERS O. ITALY AND fRANCE JCINED PROMPTLY IN THE OENUNCIATION WESTERN DIPLOMATIC ANALYSTS BELIEVE THESE STATEMENTS LEF'T NO ROOM, AS LONG AS THE Nlacv's OCCUPATION OF CZECHOSLOVAKIA CONTINUES, FOR COMPROMISE OR rOR PASTING OVER WHAT NOW • SEEMS TO BE AN OPEN DESMEM8ERMENT OF THE ON(-TIME STALIN EMPIRE AMONG OUTLYING COMMUNIST STATES, ONLY VIET NAM RESPONDED QUICKLY IN SUPPORT OF THE SOVIET INVASION THE VERY SPEED AND EXTRAVAGANCE or THE HANOI RAOIO Desegregation Closes School CLOSED FRIDAY AND SATURDAY STATEMENT SEEMED TO ANALYSTS HERE A CLEAR AUGUST 30 AND 31 DEMONSTRATION OF HOw CLOSE THE COORDINA CAMERON, S.C. (UPI )--No ONE SHOWED UP TION HAS GROWN BET~EEN THE PROPAGANDA FOR SCHOOL TODAY AT THE 15-ROOH CAME~ON ORGANS OF Moscow AND HANOI SCHOOL WHICH WAS TO HAVE BEEN DESEGREGATED PEKING, ON THE OTHER HAND, SAID NOTHING THIS rALL. fOR THAT MATTER, IT SAIO NOTHING ABOUT THE 16-MEMBER rACULTY RESIGNEO SEVERAL THE ENTIRE CZECHOSLOVAK UPHEAVALS SINCE WEEKS AGO, APPARENTLY RANKLED BY A OESE THE FIRST or THE YEAR GREGATION ORDER THE SCHOOL'S FORMEP As U S SPECIALISTS ON COMMUNIST AfFAIRS 242 WH I TE STUDENTS WENT TO OTHER SCHCfOLS SEE IT, THIS DISMEMBERMENT ~AS PREDICT TODAr AS SOUTH CAROLINA'S SCHOOLS OPFNEO. ABLE TO Moscow AND wEIGHED AS A CONSIDER AT LEAST FIVE N£GROES HAD BEEN EXPECTED ATION AGAINST MILITARY INTERVENTION fOR TO SHOW UP A T THE CAMERON SCHOOL TOO. Y OVER TWO YEARS, "UNITY Or ACTION" IN THE BUT NONE DID. TH£Y APPARENTLY WENT EiACK COMMUNIST MOVEMENT HAS BEEN A MAJOR TO TWO NEGRO SCHOOLS IN THE DISTRICT fOREIGN POLICY GOAL or THE KREMLIN; ITS J O. DUFF'FORO, SUPERllHtNDtNT OF' !,CHOOLS CLOSED TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 3 CULMINATION WAS TO HAVE COME AT AN INTER IN THIS RURAL DISTRICT) SAID EARLIER THAT N,l.TIONAL COMMUNIST CONFERENCE IN Moscow HE WOULD HIRE NEW TEACHERS .. ANY STUDENTS LATE THIS NOVEMBER REPORTtD F'OR CLASSES OUFrORD SAID ~TTEN Now IT SEEMS HIGHLY DOUBTFUL THAT THE OANCE HAD BEEN DWINDLING AT THE 12-GRADE CONcER(NCE WILL BE ANYTHING MORt THAN A SCHOOL, ANYWAY. LAST YEAR, HE SAID, ONLT MEET I NG 16 STUDENTS WENT OUT FOR THE FOOTBALl TEAM "AND SOME OF' THEM WERE EIGHTH GFtADERS" NAMUR OPENLY ALIGNED WITH Moscow NOW ARE POLAND, HUNGARY, BULGARIA AND EAST GERMANY Itl 00N1T KNOW EXACTLY WHAT IT WOULO TAKE WHICH SENT TROOPS INTO CZECHOSLOVAKIA TO SETTLE THIS)" DUFFORD SAID, "SUT I HOPE ALONG WITH THE PREPONDERANT SOVIET FORCt WE CAN SETTLE IT AND START OVER AGAIN." ~II STORE SOME ANALYSTS BELIEVE lAST U[HMANY WAS WHITE CHILDREN RETURNED TO SCHOOLS IN THE KEY TO THE SITUATION SAID ONE COM NEWBERRY COUNTY AFTER A TWO-DAY BOYCOTT CLOSED SATURDAY AUGUST 31 MUNIST DIPLOMAT IN EMBITTERED TONES. WAS CALLED orr LATE TUESDAY IN FAVOR OF "THIS IS NOT THE F"IRST TIME THAT GERMAN LEGAL ACTION. SOME 1,500 PARENTS GATHERED TROOPS HAVE MARCHED INTO THE SUDETENLANO " ON THE COUNTY COURTHOUSE SQUARE AND WERE EAST GERMANY'S PARTY LEADER, WALTER TOLD THE SCHOOL BOARO WOULD WORK TOWARD ULBRICHT IS BEL I(VED TO HAVE PLAYED A ,. VOLUNTARY PLAN FOR PUPIL ASSIGNMENif NEXT For Invent KEY ROLE IN TH( OBSCURE TRAIN or EVENTS SCHOOL YE,.R IF THE BOYCOTT WERE CANCILLED. LEADING UP TO THE INVASION IN COLUMBIA, U S. DISTRICT JUDGE ULBRICHT CONF"ERRED WITH THE CZECHOSLO- ROBERT W. HEMPHILL WAS TO HEAR A SUI r TO- VAK LEADERS AT THE RESORT OF KARLOVY VARY DAY BROUGHT BY A GROUP or PARENTS SEI.KING IN wHAT wAS DESCRIBED AS A COOL ENCOUNTER A RETURN TO THE rREEDDM OF' CHOICE DE~EGRE- THE EAST GERMAN HAS BEEN THE MOST CLEARLY GATION PLAN. K"d A k F $25000 DISTURBED OF "IHE COMMUNiST LEADERS AT THE THE PARENTS 1 SUIT CHARGED THE DEPAIHMENT I nappers s or , 0 LIBERALIZATION TREND OF CZECHOSLOVAKIA or HEALTH, EDUCATION AND WELrARE WITH BEVERLY HILLS (UPI)--POlICE SAID TODAY UNDER ALEXANDER DUBCEK COERCING THE CITY SCHOOL BOARD INTO j~DOP- THEY WERE "COOPERATING' IN STAYING IN THE US DIPLOMATS BELIEVE ULBRICHT RE- TING A GEOGRAPHICAL PLAN THE PARENTS SAID BACKGOUNO WHILE THE WEALTHY PARENTS OF A PORTED TO Mosco ... AFHR THIS CONFERENCE WAS NOT IN THE BEST INTEREST or THEIl~ 4-YEAR-OL.Q KIDNAP YICTIM ANXIOUSLY, -WAITED THAT, MSPITE ALL HI:; ASSURANCES, DU6CEK CHILDREN TO PAY ,25°1000 RANSOM wOULD IjE UNABLE TO HOLD BACK THE MOUNTING SCHOOL Of'F'ICIALS SAID THE SUIT PROI~ABLY STANLEY STALFORD, JR WAS KIDNAPED PRESSURE INSIDE CZECHOSLOVAKIA FOR REF'ORMS WOULD NOT ArF'ECT THE FIRST SEMESTER ')r YESTERDAY FROM HIS SWANK HOME ONLY A FEW REACHING DOWN TO THE BASIS OF COMMUNIST THE SCHOOL YEAR SINCE SCHOOLS IN THE CA- BLOCKS FROM WHERE ANOTHER ,250,000 KIO- PARTY RULE PITAL CITY OPEN IN riVE DAYS. NAPPING TOOK PLACE A YEAR AND A HAL' AGO THE POSSIBILI)Y 0. CONTAGION 'ROM A "THE PARENTS WANT THE POLICE TO STAY SUCCESSFUL LIBERALIZATION IN CZECHOSLO. MEXICO CITY (UPI)--ONE HUNDREO ARMf AR- BACK. MAINLY, WHAT THEY WANT IS TO MAKE VAKIA IS CONSIOERED ONE OF THE MAIN MORED CARS OCCUPIED DOWNTOWN MEXICO CITY CONTACT THEMSELYES AND THEY NAVE REQUESTED REASONS WHY THE RUSSIANS CHOSE TO 015- TODAY FOLLOWING A NIGHT 0. VIOLENCE IN WE DO NOT INTERFERE,· POLICE CHIEr CLINTON REGARD THE CONSEQUENCES TO T~E COMMUNIST ICH FEDERAL TROOPS rlRED I~TO ANTI-GOVERN- ANOE-RSON SAID ArTER A SLE~ESS NIGHT. COMMUNITY AND ORDER THE TROOPS TO MARCH MENT OEMONSTRATORS IN THE CENTRAL lOCALO ~E ARE COOPERATING,' ANUERSON SAID. "IF ULBRICHT TOLD MoSCOW' THAT HIS OWN PLAZA. HE SAID 300 LAW ENFORCEMENT or'lCERS WERE EAST GERMAN REGIME WOULD BE VULNERABLE UNCONF'lRMED REPORTS SAID FOUR PERSONS WORKING ON THE CASE WITH THE fBI, "THE MAIN TO THE RErORM PRESSURES IN CZECHOSLOYAKIA~' WERE KILLED AND 12 WOUNDED IN THE SHIDOTING. INDIVIDUALS RUNNING THE SHOW." SAID A SENIOR AMERICAN DIPLOMAT, "THEN THE GOVERNMENT DENIED ANYON£, WAS HURT. HE CONFIRMED THAT THE STALfORDIS 1968 "- THAT IN ITSELF' WOULD ALMOST BE SUFFICIENT POLICE SAID THEY WERE FIRING BACK ~T CADILLAC W~S USEO AS A GETAWAY CAR BY THE REASON rOR THE KREML IN TO MOVE" SNIP£RS. WITN£SSES SA'D THEY .PENED UP KIDNAPER AND IT HAD B££N FOUND BUT WOULD CZECHOSLOYAKIA SHARES A COMMON FRONTIER ...,HEN DEMONSTRATORS THREW GARBAGE AT THEM. NOT ELABORATE. ""ITH THE SOVIET UNION AND GERMANY -- EAST THOUSANDS OF' STUDENT DEMONSTRATORS ANDERSON WOULD NOT COMMENT ON WHETHER AND WEST -- THAT PUTS IT IN It MORE rOAYARD SMAIH£D WINDOWS AND THREW BOTTLES AT CONTACT HAO BEEN MADE e(TWEEN THE KIDNAPPER STRATEGIC SITUATION FROM RUMANIA. THE POLICE WHO USED T£AR GAS TO BREAM AND THE ELDER STALFORD. RUMANIA'S INCREASINGLY INDEPENDENT STAND UP THE LAT£ST O~ THE A~HOST NIGHTLY 4NT~- THE FAMILY IS NO~ CHIE~LY CONCERNED WITH
ONMATCHED rOR£ I GNBY THEPO~ iCY)RAPID MOAEO'VER, INTERNAL I SLIBERALI- NOT ~lriii;~~iiiiiDiDiWi"iTiOiWi"i' iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~;P~'~Y~'~N~G~T~H~[iii.;A~N;';O;"~· •••••••••••• ~11 ZATION ~HICH THE DUBCEK REGIME ""AS CARRYING OUT. CONSIDERATIONS SUCH AS THESE ARE BE LIEVED TO HAVE TURNED THE CZECHOSLOVAK SITUATION INTO A QUESTION O~ SOYIET STRATEGIC DANGER, RATHER THAN SOLELY IDEO LOGICAL DE~IANCE rACED WITH THAT AT STAKE, THE INTER£STS OF' AN INTERNATIONAL "~i~" COMMUNITY BECAME SECONDARY 10 THE IN TEREST or TH[ SOVIET STAT[. FLAVOR of the MONTH l~~ BAVARIAN PEACH ICE CREAM ~~ JUST ARRIVED AND THE SUPPLY IS LIMITED! ~ 1m SURE AND GET YOURS TOMORROW ••••••••• THUIIISOAy, AUGUST HOURGlASS KAAG to have Show Jets to, Fly AROUND'lbWN THE KWA~AlEIN ATOLL A~T GUILD IS 'LAN NORTHWIIT AIRLINE' WILL .IGIN OPER NINO AN ART SHOW IN EARLY NOVEMatR. ALL ATING A BOEING 707~32OC UNDER MILITARY ~------~ ISLAND ARTISTS ARE INVITED TO '4111TI AIRLIFT COMMAND CONTRACT ON SE'TEMBER Jim Neale - Recreation Director WATCH THE HOURGLASS FOR DETAILS. 2ND. IT WILL OPE~TE ON THE rOLLov'Nq SCHEDULt· Roi Flight MOOAY DE~ART HICKAM 1200 DUE TO TK~ HOL,OAY AND CLOSURE OF MACY ARRIVE KWAJALEIN Igl5 ":" ON SEPTE:M8ER 2ND, THE ROI-NI.MUR SHOP'ER'S DE~ART KWAJALEIN I 45 FLIGHT WILL NOT OPERATE. THE ROI-NAMUR ARRIVE (NH,WETOK 1750 SHOPPERTS""]',.ruAL WILL DPE-RATt TUES"A,r, TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 3RO, DEPARTING KWAJALE'N AT HOURS. MACY'S WILL BE OPEN UNTIL 1930. DEPAIIT EN I WETOK ARRIVE KWAJALEIN ~~ DEPART KVA"AL!IN og35 Toastmistress' Meet ARRIVE HICKAM I 25 THE KWAJALEIN TOASTMISTRESS CLUB HE:LD A -_ ... ------COFFEE: MEETING ON MONDAY EVENING AT THE THURSDAY YOKWE YUK CLue. PRESIDENT MANDY KLAMT, DEPART HI eKAM 1100 INSTALLED JEAN GUHN AS 1ST V,CE PRESIDENT ARRI yt JOHNSTOH I~OO AN~ ISA COLE AS SECRETARY. DE~ART JOHNSTON I 30 TO~ICMISTRE:SS, MARGE MAdMELVILLE, ASKED ARRI VE KWAJALEIN 1550 MEMBERS OF THE K'WAJ "N AUOI E:NC[ TO HELP DEPART KWA.tALEI N 1~20 HER SOLVE SEVERAL PROBLEMS WHICH SHE HAD ARRIVE HICKAM I 25 RtCEIVED AS "OUR AlSey." THE TABLE TOPI AVARD WAS WON BY ISA COLE. FRIDAY TOASTMISTRESS, ELLEN GATTS, INTRODUCE:D DEPART (NfvnOK SPEAKtRS, JOOY RAGAN AND CHARLEE:N BE:HR ARRIVE KWA"ALE I N ~~ SC~MIDT, WHOSE VIVID WORD PICTURES DE:PART KVAJALEIN ~35 THE THEMt OF THE EVE:HING, "NATURE" TO ARRIVE JoHN$TON I 55 LIFt. THE BEST SPEAKER'S AWARD VENT TO DEPART JOHNSTON 1625 CHARLEEN BEHRSCHMIDT. ARRIVE HICKAM 1820 AN A~PLICATION FOR MEMBERSHIP WAS SU8 M MITTED BY GUEST, LYLE KARNER. TABLE OEC ORATIONS WERE DONE BY HOSTESStS JEAN GUHN AND PEG FEELEY. Jam Session Friday FRIENDLY AND WElL-LIKED ••••• JIM NEALE WAS RECENTLY APPOINTED RECREATION DIRECTOR rOR THE ISLAND ArTER HAVIN~ BEGINNING AT 6:30 PM FRIDAY tVENINO, eEEN YOUTH DIRECTOR fOR THE PAST EIGHT MONTHS. HIS NEW DAN~Y LAV'LLA AND HIS NUSICAL GROUP WILL OUTIES INCLUDE SCHEDULING ALL ADULT RECREATION ACTIVIT) BE ENTE:RTAINING AT "HAppy HOUR" IN THE SUPERVISING POOL AND SEACH ACTIVITIES, MAINTAINING SPEC YOKWE YUI( BAR. YOKWE YUK CARDS WilL BE IAL SERVICES fACILITIES, ORDERING ATHLETIC EQUIPMENT AND CHECKED. OVERSEEING MARSHALLESE HELP. IN the NA liON: After the fall Sept. 2nd Flight Schedule FLIGHT SCHEDULES TO MEeK ISLAND AND (C) 1969 NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE By Tom Wicker ROI-NAHUR rOR S[PTEMSER 2ND WILL 8£ AS WASHINGTON -- ONE OF WASHINGTON'S BEST INFORMED MEN WAS rOLLOWS: ReFLECTING ON THE COMMUNIST SUBJUGATION or CZECHOSLOVAK INDEPENDENCE AND L I BERALI SM. "AFTE:R THI 5," ~E: ASKED, MECK ISLAND: THE REGULAR SUNDAY SCHEDULE "WHERE: DO PE:OPLE LIKE: MANSFIELD AND FULBRIGHT GO WITH WILL APPLY. THE:IR VIEW or THE WORLD?" ROI-NAMUR: SENATORS MANSFIELD AND FULBRIGHT, 'I.IHO HAVE BEEN IN THE CHK. IN AHR. CHit. IN ARR. FOREFRONT OF THOSE: TRYING TO LEAD AMERICAN OPINION AWAY ROI KWA. FROM THE KINO OF COLD WAR MENTALITY THAT SAW A MONOLITHIC I_-C~ __ ~ COMMUNIST BLOC IMPLACABLY DETERMINED TO RULE THE WORLD, 1035 110) 110) 1140 THE ISLAND'S NEW YOUTH DIRECTO~ IS CUR MADE NO RESPONSE:. BUT GEORGE MCGOVERN, THE SOUTH DAKOTA 17% 1810 1810 1840 Y UNDERGOING THE ROUTINE OF ME:ETING LIBERAL AND LATE-BLOOMING PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE, SAW THE AND FAMILIARIZING HIMSELF ~ITH CZECH DISASTER AS AN INDICATION THAT THE COMMUNIST "BLOC" KWAJALE:IN. ANDY IS A NATIVE OF WAS NOT UNIFIED AND THAT "THE: FORCE OF NATIONALISM" WOULD Sat. Dining/Dancing AND JOINS OTHER CLEVEL~NoE:RS ALWAYS DIVIDE IT. ON KWAJALEIN, LIKE EUGENE MCCARTHY OF MINNESOTA, WHO OF ALL MAJOR SATURDAY NIGHT, AUGUST 31ST AT THE SPENT TWO YEARS IN THE U.S. ARMY AND POLITICIANS HAS BEEN THE MOST SWEEPING IN H'S ATTAC~S ON YOK.,,! YUK DININO/DANCING ~'LL FEATVR£ :~::~':D:.;~05T or HIS TOUR IN GERMANY. AN~Y AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY, MCGOVERN SAW THE UNITEO STATES THE FOLLOWING MENU: 1 YOUNGSTOW~ UNIVERSITY AND HAS MORALLY UNABLE EVEN TO MAKE A STRONG PROTEST AT THE AC ASSORTEO RELISH TRAY THREE: YEARS OF EXPERIENCE WITH THE TIONS OF THE SOVIET UNION AND ITS ALLIE:S. THE WAR IN TOSSE:D GREEN SALAD/DRESSING IVISION or RECREATION IN CLEVE:LANO AT THE V,ET NAM, AND MILITARY INTERVENTIONS IN CUBA AND THE DOM ROAST PRIME RIB OF BEEr, Au Jus RECREATION CENTER WHE:RE: HIS DU INICAN REPUBLIC, MCCARTHY SAID AT A NtWS CONFtRENCE:, HAD GRILLED MAHI-MAHI STEAK ES INCLUDEO CONOUtTlNG ALL PHASES Of' MADE: IT "E:ASIER FOR .. HE: RUSSIA,NS TO MOVE: AS THE:Y HAVE BAKED POTATO/SOUR CRUM FOR CHILDREN AND TEENAGE:RS, CHAP MOVE:o" AND HAROE:R "fOR us TO RAISE: SE:RIOUS MORAL AN~ DiP- BUTTEftE:D VEGETABLE E:RONING oANCE:S AND SOCIAL EVENTS AT THE LOMATIC PROTE:STS." HOT DINNER ROLLS CENTER AND CONDUCTING CLASSE:S IN ATHLETIC THIS IS NOT VE:RY COMPELLING. SOVIET HISTORY SUGGESTS BEVERAGE INSTRUCTION •. THAT Moscow, BY ITS LIGHTS, SIMPLY rouNO IT NtCE:SSARY TO AMDY SO FAR, ENJOYS ,SLANO LIFE AND DANNY LAVILLA wILL PROVIDE THE MUSIC. I ACT AGAINST CZECHOSLOVAKIA, AND THERE: IS EVERY RE:ASON CLAIMS, 'IT IS A e,.Ofr4PLETELY NEV EXPERIENCE: TO BE:LIE:VE THAT THIS WOULD HAVE BEEN SO EVEN IF THE:RE F'OR ME". HE ARRIVE:D LAST SATURDAY. IIls~ WERE: NO WAR IN V,ET HAM AND EVEN IF LYNDON JOHNSON HAD LAND LIFE SEEMS TO BE AGREEING WITH ME, OR NE:VER SE:NT 20,000 MARINES TO SANTO DOMINGO. Telephone Information oISAGREE:ING WITH ME, I'M NOT SURE. I HOWE:VE:R ONE MEASURES THE MORAL STReNGTH O. JOHNSON'S KtNTRON HAWI1, LTD. IS IN TNt ~ROC£SS THINK I'VE ALREADY PUT ON SOME WEIGHT. STRICTURE:S ON THE RUSSIANS TOOAY, MOREOVER, THE:Y CAN 0' CONPILINQ INFORMATION rOR THE NE:V WEIGH 147 NOW AND THAT WOULDN'T BE BAD IF HARDLY HAVE ANY LESS EFFECT ON THE CZECHOSLOVAK SITUATION T[L£~HONE DIREtTORY TO BE PUBLISHED IN I WERE:N 1T 6 HET I INCH," HE MUSED .. THAN 010 THOSE OF PRE:SIDENT E'SENHOWE:R WHE:N THE SOVIE:TS SEPTEMBER, 1968. PLE:ASE CHECK YOUR AN~Y IS E:QUIPPED VITH A KEEN SENSE: OF CRUSHEO THE: HUNGARIAN UPRISING 12 YEARS AOO. PERSONNEL LISTING IN THE FEBRUARY, 1968 HUMOR AND A QUICK WIT. HE ACTUALLY STANDS BUT THE: ARGUMENT BUNG "'ADE HERE TODAY BY SOME "HARD DIRECTORY OR THE JUN! SVPPLEMtNT. Ir ASOUT 5 FEET 10 INCHES AND IS A SLENDER LINE:RS" -- THAT THE INVASION OF CZECHOSLOVAKIA PROVES YOU REQUIRE ANY CHANGES, CONTACT THE TYPE. HE APPEARS TO HAVE A PERPETUAL THAT THE NATURE OF THE COMMUNIST .EAST HAS NOT CHANGED, DIRECTORY CLERK AT i1125. SMILE FOR EVERYONE:. AND THAT THE:REFORE: THE IDEA OF OETE:NTE IS DANGE:ROUS - "DANKS", AS HE I S cALLED BY MEMBERS Of' DOES NOT HOLD WATER EITHtR. TH! CZECHOSLOVAKS, AFTER SPECIAL StRVltES, IS EAGERLY LOOKING FOR ALL, CHALLE:NGtO THE MOST BASIC TE:NE:T OF COMMUNISM, THE: COMING SOON ••••• WOMEN'S CLUB EeEYE EXCHANGE PROGRAM WILL NEXT fEATURE A WARD TO PERFORMING HIS DUTltS AS YOUTH DOMINANCE O' THi PARTY; AND IN TH£IR ~VEMENT TOWARD IN DIRECTOR. HE SHOULD PROVE TO BE A GREAT DE:PENDENCE, TaE:Y ALSO AROUSED THE PSYCHOPATHIC FEAR OF FLOWER LE:I DEMONSTRATION 8Y THE WOMEN ON EBEYE HERE ON KwAJALEIN IN THE NEAR fU Assn TO THE SPECIAL SERVICES STAFF. GERMANY THAT HAUNTS ~OSCQW 4ND EASTERN EUROPE. THUS, THE: CRUSHING BLOW THAT HAS FALLEN ON PRAGUE, TURE. WATCH THE HOURGLASS FOR DETAILS. HOWEVE:R RE:PREHENSIBLE, WAS rAKE:N FOR RE:ASONS HAVING LI TO 00 WITH BASIC EAST-WE:ST RELATIONS, AND IN SPITE OF "ONCE AGAIN," SOMEONE QUIPPED AS THE Project Press OTHER EVIDENCE: THAT THE SOVIETS, TOO, RE:COGNIZE THE NEC HEVS CAME IN. "STALIN'SM HAS SAVED us CALL MARY COLLIGAN OR ISA COLE ESSITY AND UTILITY OF SOME DEGREE OF RAPPROCHEMENT. IN FROM CO-EXISTE:NCf:." THAT IS PROILlABLY (83570) TODAY TO MAKE .. RES.tRVATIONS rOR AME:RICAN POLITICS, NO DOUBT IT NOW BECOME:S MORE RISKY TO TRUE FOR THE TIME BEING, BUT MC60VER~ (83751) SATURDAY'S PARTY. ADVOCATE IMPROVED EAST-WEST RELATIONS, AND THE: BRUTALITY IS RIQHT THAT THE WHOLE SAO EPISODE 0' THE SOVIET MOVt SUGGESTS THAT klBERAL TRINDS IN THE: SHOWS THAT THE rORCE or NATIONALISM AHD SOVIET UNION HAVE BY NO ~EANS GONE SO FAR AS SOME IN TH,S 'REEDOM CAN BE BARRED rRON THE COMMUNIST COUNTRY HAVE: BELIEVED. CAMP ONLY BY MILITARY POVER. WHAT THt IF' su~rICIENT 'TUDENTI ARI INTIRISTID, BUT THE SUBJUQATION 0' CZECHOSLOVAKIA DOES NOT REFUTE CZEtHS SOUGHT IS CLEARLY NOT POSS)BLI AN ATTEMPT WILL .1 MADE TO orrER NUMER_ THE BASIC CASt FOR IMPROVtD EAST-WEST RELATIONS, OR AS YE:T, BUT YUQOSLAVIA, ROMANIA, EVENTS ICAL ANALYSIS A& A tOURSE IN THI UNtYIR CHANQE THE NEED FOR WHAT HUBERT HUMPHREY tALL EO "A SHtF'T IN THE SOVIET UNION ITSELF, THE SHORT~ SITYOr HAWAII FALL CURRICULUM. THI FROM POLICIES 0' CONFRONTATION AND CONTAINMENT TO POLiti LIVED DUBCE~ REGIME ~- ALL ARE EVIDENCE COURSE WOULD .E TAUGHT .Y PHILI' MONSON OF' RECONCILIATION AND ~f:ACE'UL ENGAQEMENT." RICHARD THAT CHANQE AND FERMENT ARE AT VORK IN USING HANNING AS A TEXT. fOR FURTHIR IN NIXON SAID IN HIS ACtE~TANtE SPEECH THAT '~HE TIME HAS THE COMMUNIST VORLD AS WELL AS ELSE rORMA~loNl CONTACT BILL VANDIR MINDIN CONE 'OR AN ERA OF NEGOTIATION" AND THAT IS AS TRUE TO VHIRE. AT 81315 OATS) .. 82351 (NI.NTS). DAY AS IT VAS YESTERDAY. PAGE 4 I-OURG.. ASS THURSDAY,
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HJ:ft.E II .. IIttil pmt that will ~ve )'Ou a me..... avery day It .... numel1ctl puul, du1rntd to ,pell OUt your tortllAe Count tI'Ie letter. In your flr'lt. name If the num_ ber of I,ttel'l I. I or more, IUbtract t. If the number it lUI than I, add 3 The ruult II your key number Start at 'the uppal' lett-hand eomer of tilt rtcta"l"e and. cheek every one of your Ie.,- numbers. left to ""lit 1'IIen read the me .... t.be IKt.n unc1ft ~ clleekld fl,ur" liv.:vou 7"1--- ~ THURSDAY, AUGUST 29, 196B ______-r-~==="7' --- SPORT SECTION iAmerican League I DENNY McLAIN BEC ... ME THE FIRST AMERICAN LE ... GUE PITCHER SINCE 1946 TO REGISTER 26 VICTORIES YESTERD ... Y WITH A SIX-HITTER ... ND BilL FREEHAN HIT A TWO-RUN HOMER ... ND JIM NORTHRUP ... THREE-RUN HOMER AS THE DETROIT TIGERS DEFE ... TED THE CALIFORNIA ANGELES, 6-1. THE VICTORY INCRE"'SED THE TIGERS' FIRST PL ... CE LE ... D TO FIVE G",MES WHEN THE W... SHING TON SENATORS BE ... T THE SECOND-PL",CE B ... LTI MORE ORIOLES, 3-2 McL ... IN, WHO IS ONE 0 ... '1' ",HE ... D OF THE PACE SET BY LEFTY GROVE IN HIS 31-VICTORY SEASON IN 1931, STRUCK OUT II AND WAlKED TWO. McLAIN W... S T"'GGED FOR DON MINCHER'S 13TH HOMER IN THE FOURTH INNING FOR THE ONLY CALIFORNI ... RUN PICTURED ABOVE ARE THE PRIZES FOR THE UPCOMING LASOR OAY GOLF TOURNEY FREEH",N G... VE McLAIN ALL THE SUPPORT HE NEEDED BY HITTING HIS 20TH HOMER ... FTER ... Labor Day Tourney SINGLE BY WILLIE HORTON IN THE SECOND INN National League ING THE TIGERS ... ODED ... RUN IN THE INNING A RECORD rlElD or ONE HUNDRED AND rlrTY WHEN NORTHRUP DOUBLED ... ND JIM PRICE SINGLED TWO M... lE AND rEMALE GOlrERS WILL TEE orr BOB GIBSON PITCHED ... FOUR-HLTTER FOR NORTHRUP'S 16TH HOMER C... ME IN THE EIGHTH OVER THE L ....OR DAY WEEKEND IN THE SPECIAL HIS liTH SHUTOUT ... ND 19TH VICTORY or THE INNING AFTER HORTON SINGLED AND FREEHAN W"'S SEQVICES, KGA ... ND GENESCO EXPORT Co GOLr SEASON AND ORLANDO CEPEDA DROVE IN rOUR HIT BY ... PITCHED eALL TOURN ... MENT RUNS WITH A THREE-RUN HOMER AND ... SINGLE FR ... NK HOWARD HIT H.~ 37TH HOMER OF THE THE TOURN ... MENT GETS UNDERW ... Y S ... TURD ... Y YESTERDAY TO LEAD THE 5T LOUIS C... RDINALS YE ... R WITH ONE ON IN THE FIFTH INNING TO MORNING TO AN 8-0 TRIUMPH OVER THE PITTSBURGH GIVE THE SEN ... TORS THEIR FIRST WIN OF THE THE MEN WILL PLAY 36 HOLES MED ... L PLAY PIRATES. SEASON OVER THE ORIOLES ... FTER 12 STR ... IGHT WITH rULl HANDIC ... P IN THREE FLIGHTS CEPED ... 'S HOMER rOlLOWED SINGLES BY JULIAN LOSSES THE WOMEN Will PLAY 18 HOLES WITH rUll JAVIER AND CURT FLOOD AND HIGHLIGHTED A JOSE CARDEN ... L DROVE IN TWO RUNS WITH ... HANDICAP FIVE-RUN FOURTH INNING DURING WHICH GIBSON P... IR or SINGLES TO LEAD THE CLEVEL ... ND STARTING TIMES Will APPEAR IN TOMORROW'S SINGLED IN THE OTHER TWO RUNS INDI",NS TO ... 3-2 DECISION OVER THE MINNE- HOURGLASS GIBSON, WHOSE 11TH SHUTOUT OF THE SEASON SOT ... TWINS ... ND SNAP ... THREE-GAME LOSING SET A CLUB RECORD BUT LEFT HIM FIVE BEHIND STRE"'K LARRY BROWN SCOREO THE TIE-BREAK THE MAJOR LEAGUE RECORD OF 16 HELD BY HALL ING RUN FOR THE INDIANS IN THE SIXTH INNING labor Day Foot Race OF F ... MER GROVER CLEVELAND ALEXANDER, STRUCK WHEN HE WALKED, MOVED TO SECOND ON ... S ... CRI OUT 14 ... ND WALKED THREE. THE PIRATES riCE AND T... LlIED ON C... RDENAL'S SECOND SNAPPED GIBSON'S 15-G... ME WINNING STREAK THE THIRD IN THE SERIES OF rOOT RACES SINGLE LAST S ... TURD ... Y HERE ON KW"'JALEIN WILL BE HELD ON LABOR EIGHTH-INNING HOMERS BY MIKE HERSHBERGER WINNING PITCHER G... RY NOL"'N DOUBLED IN DAY, MOND ... y, SEPTEMBER 2. THE STARTING AND DAVE DUNCAN CARRIED THE OAKLANQ ATHLE TWO RUNS TO CAP A THREE-RUN rirTH INNING TIME WILL BE 9 ... M ... ND THE RAitE wiLL BE TICS TO ... 5~3 TRIUMPH OVER THE BOSTON RED I ... S THE CINCINN... TI REDS BE ... T THE NEW YORK H... NOICAPPED ... S WAS THE 4TH OF JULY RACE 1 Sox IHE ATHLEflCS HAD TIED THE SCORE IN METS, ArTER TOMMY HELMS AND DON PAV THOSE INTERESTED IN ENTERING THE R",CE - 5-2, TH£ SEVENTH ON ... WALK, ... WILD PITCH, BERT LETICH EACH COLLECTED THREE HITS IN THE PLEASE CONT ... CT SPECI ... L SERVICES - 83331 • C",MPA«ER1S' SINGLE AND A TRIPLE BY SAL REDS' 8-3 OPENING GAME VICTORY. ENTRIES WILL CLOSE ON SATURDAY, AUG 29· B ... NDO. NOLAN WAS TAKEN OUT ... FTER HE GAVE UP ... THE DISTANCE WILL BE ABOUT THREE AND ~ERRY NYMAN PITCHED A FOUR-HIT SHUTOUT TWO-OuT SINGLE TO KEN BOSWELL IN THE EIGHTH SIX TENTHS MILES ... ND THE COURSE WiLL Bt ... G... INST THE NEW YORK YANKEES IN HIS FIRST AND CLAY CARROLL RETIRED THE LAST rOUR AS FOLLOWS: ST ... RT AT THE GLOBAL FINANCE M",JOR LE ... GUE ST ... RT ... S THE CHIC ... GO WHITE BATTERS OFFICE ON THE CORNER OF LAGOON RD .... NO Sox BUNCHED FIVE OF THEIR II SINGLES TO IN THE FIRST GAME, JERRY KOOSMAN WAS SCORE ALL THEIR RUNS IN THE THIRD INNING NINTH ST - MORTH ALONG LAGOON RD. PAST T... GGED FOR NINE HITS ... ND FOUR RUNS IN rOR A 3-0 TR I UMPH. NYMAN, 24, STARTED THE THE COMMISS ... RY - FOLLOW LAGOON RD. UNTIL IT MEtTS OCEAN RD - THEN SOUTH ON OCEAN 3 2/3 INNINGS AS HE SUFFERED HIS NINTH LOSS R... LLY WITH A SINGLE OFr MEL STOTTLEMYRE AG ... INST 16 VICTORIES. GERRY ARRIGO WENT ",ND S... NDY ALOM"'~R"-______RD TO THE AIR TERMINAL TO NINTH ST. - ALL THE WAY rOR THE TRIUMPH. PETE ROSE TURN RIGHT ON NINTH ST TO THE GLoe... L FI ... NANCE OFFICE, CONTINUE ONCE MORE AROUND STRETCHED HIS BATTING STREAK TO 19 G... MES THE COURSE ... ND FINISH ... FTER THE SECOND WITH ONE HIT IN EACH GAME. Little League TIME AT THE FINANCE OFFICE. JOHN BUZHARDT WALKED BoBBY BONOS ON ... THERE WILL BE FIVE PLACE PRIZES PLUS 3-2 PITCH WITH TWO OUT AND THE BASES FILLED IN THE 10TH INNING TO GIVE THE SAN ... TIME PRIZE ON L ... BOR D... Y, SEPTEMBER 2, ... T 3:30 PM FR ... NCISCO GIANTS ... 3-2 VICTORY OVER THE -~--- THE KW"'JALEIN LITTLE LEAGUE SEASON BEGINS HOUSTON ASTROS BOYD HAD SCORED THE TYING WITH ... PREVIEW or ALL THE TE ... MS. Men's Volleyball RUN IN THE EIGHTH WHEN HE SINGLED, ADVANCED THE TE ... MS WILL PL ... Y TWO-INNING CONTESTS. ON A S ... CRlrICE ... NO WILD PITCH AND SCORED L T LOL. HERLI NGER WILL THAOW OUT THE, TUES. SEPT 3 - 6 PM - MZC VS KOLOHES ON WILLIE M... YS' SACRIFICE FLY FIRST BALL TO OFFICiALLY OPEN THE SEASON 7:15 PM - KMR VS PRESS THE ATLANTA BRAVES SWEPT A DOUBLEHEADER FOR NUMEROUS KW"'JALEIN YOUNGSTERS. WED , SEPT. 4 - 6 PM - PALM TERRACE "6" FROM THE PHILADELPHI ... PHllLIES, WINNING REGULAR SE"'SON PLAY WILL BEGIN ON TUES , VS SYlVANIA 7: 15 PM PALM TERRACE "An THE F' I RST GAME 9-2 ON GEORGE STONE ISS I X SEPT 3... AT 5 PM WITH THE CHICAGO WHITE VS TTR-4 HITTER AND TAKING THE S~COND GAME 2-1 ON SOX T... KING ON THE CLEVELAND INDI ... NS THUR! SEPT. - 6 PM - ROI NAMUR VS DERON JOHNSON'S RUN-SCORING SINGLE IN THE OPENING CEREMONIES AND G... MES WILL ~~ I. THOMAS - :15 PM - R ... YTHEON VS EIGHTH INNING STONE CONTRIBUTED TO HIS BE HELD ... T THE LITTLE LEAGUE FIELD REO DEVilS OWN VICTORY BY DRIVING IN TWO RUNS WITH A ~~~------~~---- P ... IR OF SINGLES WHILE PAT J",RVtS PITCHED A THREE-HITTER IN THE SECOND GAME. THE CHICAGO Cues BATT[O AROUND IN THE FIRST INNING, SCORING SIX RUNS ON FOUR HITS ... WALK AND AN ERROR TO BE ... T THE Los ANGELES DODGERS 7-4 IN THE FIRST G... ME OF' A TWI NIGHT DOUBLEHEADER RICH NYE WENT SIX INNINGS BErORE TURNING OVER THE MOUND TO PHIL REGAN TO WIN HIS F'IFTH GAME. Handball
fRIDAY, AUG. 3D --5 PM- COURT #1 MATSUNAGA-DAOLIS VS LOSER or THE LVGHT DELLA'£LLE/JOHNSON STUBBS 'I£STERDAY'S RESUlTS: STUBBS AND JOHNSON SEAT DAGLIS AND MUSUNCiA TWO STRAIGHT GAMES TO ADVANCE TO THE NEXT ROUND IN THE DOUBLES TOURNAMENT. • PAGE 6 HourGlass Financial Section THURSDAY, AUGuST 29, 1968 Wall Str t Todny H urGlass Stocks, Mutuals NEW YOR~ (UPI}.·THE STOCK MARK~TIS CUR AOOREIIOMA'N NA RULON RENT CASE or THE DOLDRUNS SHOWED LITTLE SIGN Al.CAN ALUM 233/8 + 1/4 NA REXALL or BEING CURED TODAY AS PRICES ORlrTEO TO ALL lED CHEM 35 3/8 1/4 NA - SCHENLEY 'LOWER GROUND IN ROUTINE TRADINQ. MOST IS AMEIIfICAN PHOTO 16 1/2 + I 1/2 56 1/2 + I 1/2 SUES ON THE LIST MOVED NARROWLY THROUGHOUT AMERICAN N GAl NA esCOTT PA "Ell 28 3/8 + 3/8 AMeRICAN T & T SURS - I 1/8 THE SESSION EXCEPT rOR A FEW or THE GLAMOR 50 7/8 + 1/4 : ~ 1/4 STOCKS AND ISSUES HELPED BY CORPORATE NEWS. AM'EX 1/8 SHELL O.L 1/4 - I ANACONDA - SINGER Co. BROKERS S~ID THE ABSENCE or MAJOR NEWS, ~~ ~~~ - 1/2 , 75 1/4 - 1/4 ARMCO SoUTH!:RN PAC NA ALONG WITH THE ~PCOMING _LABOR DAy HOLIDAY 50 1/4 - 1/4 SPERRY RAND NA ACCOUNTED rOR THE LETHARGIC MOOD ON WALL ARMOUR 46 3/8 - I 1/8 SQUARE 0 STREET. A FEW SAID THE USUAL PRE-WEEKEND BENDIX 41 + I 20 3/4 + 1/4 PROFESSIONAL EVENING UP OPEAATIONS PUT SOME BETHLEHEM Sun 29 + 1/8 STD BRAND 43 31.8 Ne STD OIL 0' CUIF NA DOWNWARD PRESSURE ON THE LIST. BOEING 57 3/8 - 1/4 THE UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL MARKETWIDE BoRG WARNER NA STD OIL 0' I•• NA STO OIL or NJ INDICATOR DIPPEO 0.16 PERCENT OT 124.32 WHILE BURROUGHS 207 1/8 + 1/8 NA STOKELY THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE COMMON STOCk IN CHRYSLER, 64 3/4 + 1/4 36 1/8 - I 3/8 STUDE WORTH NA DEX MIRRORED ~ DECLINE OF 3 CENTS IN THE ~VER COCA COLA 74 + 1/2 AGE SHARE PRICE. COLG~TE NA SwiFT 27 7/8 - 3/4 THE Dow JONES INDUSTRIAL AVERAGE MOVED COM 5.\T NA TELEDYNE NA CON [DISON NA TENNECO 26 3/4 + 1/8 0.68 HIGHER TO 894.33 ~FTER BEING ON THE , TEXACO DECLINE MOST OF THE SESSION. THE RAIL ~VER CONTIIlOL DATA NA 80 +3/S TEXAS INIT ~GE OECLINED 0.86 TO 250.25. CORNING CO. NA ~A TN 101C0L OF THE 1,551 ISSUES CROSSING THE TAPE, DEERE NA NA TRANS WORLD 745 DECLINED, 601 ADVANCED AND 2Q5 CLOSED Dow CHEMICAL NA NA 20TH CENTURY UNCHANGED. THERE wERE 34 NEW 1968 LOWS DUPONT NA ro. NA UNI1[O AIRC SET, 30 NEW HIGHS~ EASTERN AIR NA NA SCHENLEY INDUSTRIES WAS MOST ACTIVELY EASTMAN KODAK NA UNION CAIU"DE 42 3/8 + 1/8 UN Ino fRUIT TRADED, RISING J 1/2 TO 56 1/2 ON VOLUME OF r A IRCH IU' -caMERA NA NA UNIROYAL 180,300 SH~RES. IT H~S IMPROVED SINCE GLEN F"IRESTONE NA 1/2 - 3/8 GYPSUM ALDEN BROADENED ITS TENDER OFFER, DUE TO rORO NA US 6~ 1/4 - 2 EXPIRE AUG 30, TO ACCEPT LETTERS AND TELE GENERAL DYNAMICS NA UPJDHN NA US'ST-EEL GRAMS OFFERING SPECIFIC SCHENLEY SHARES. GENERAL [LECTRIC NA NA GUN ALDEN ROSE 5/8 TO 15 3/8 I N ~CTI VE TRAD~ GENEIt4L fOOD NA WESTERN UN ION NA ING. GENERAL INSTRUMENTS NA WESTINGHOUSE NA XEROX A BLOCI' OF 161,300 SHARES AT 5/8 AC'" GENERAL MoTORS NA NA 78 ZENITH COUNTED FOR MOST OF THE VOLUME OF BOISE CAs GEN T & [ NA NA CADE PREFERRED, WHICH CLOSED OFF 38 AT THE GEN T & R NA SAME PRIC! ON 'ORNOVER OF'l62,200 SHARES. GoODRICH NA Investor's Guid BOISE COMMON LOST 3 TO 01. GoODYEAR NA CONTROL O~TA FINISHED IN THIID SPOT, AD GRUM A IRC NA By SAM SHULSkY VANCING 4 1/8 TO 129 1/8 ON 148,300 SHARES HIL TON NA Q - I AM NOW INVLSTING IN A ~UiUAL FUND INCLUDING A Bt.OCK OF 41,300 SHARES AT 124 HoNEYWELL NA AT THE RATE OF $50 A MONTH. T r~PECT TO 3/4. IT HAD BEEN UNDER HE~VY PRESSURE RE IBM NA CONTINUE. A FUND, HOWlVER, IS SO IMPERSONAL CENTLY FOLLOWING REPORTS IT WOULD HAVE t.OWER INTERNATIO ..... L HARY NA I'D LfKE TO INYEST IN A SHALL LOCAL STOCK PRO FORMA EARNINGS FOR THE FIRST QUARTER AS INTERNATIONAL PAPER NA SO THAT 1 CAN WATCH IT GROW AND HAVE SOME A RESULT or ITS RECENT MERGER WITH COMMERC INTE~NATIONAL T &. T NA CONTACT WITH IT. 00 YOU APPROVE OF INVEST I~L CREDIT, JONES &. LAUGHLIN NA ING IN LOCAL COMPANIES? 1 AM IN MY 40s, CENTRAL SOY~ W~S IN rOURTH PL~CE, EASING KA ISER AL NA WITH A YOUNG 'AM'LY. 1/4 TO 19 1/4 ON 131,100 SHARES. A BLOCK LIGGET &. Hy NA A .. I SUPPOSE A $200 MILLION f'UND WITH OF 121,100 SHARES CROSSED THE TAPE AT 19. LITTON NA 20, 30 OR 40 THOUSAND INDIVIDUAL SHARE STEELS MOVED IN A NARROW RANGE. MOTORS LOCKHEED 55 + 1/4 HOLDERS IS A 81T IMPERSONAL. I MUST CON !'ICKED UP SMALL FRACTIONS IN MOST CASES. LONE STAR NA FESS, HOWEVER, I'VE NEVER LOOKID TO MY IN_ DUPONT STARRED fOR THE MIXED CHfMICALS, AD LOR ILLAR!) 57 1/8 + 1/2 VESTMENTS FOR PERSONAL OR SOCIAL CONTACTS. VANCING 3 7/8 TO 159. ATLAhrlC RICHFIELD ~GNAYOX 51 3/4 - 3/4 1 DON'T KNO~ TH~t 1 WANT TO. PACED THE LOSERS IN THE OILS, GIVING UP 3 I/a McDONNELL-DoUGLAS NA I IMAGINE n COULD BE EMB~RR~SSING IF YOU TO 90 3/4. PENNZOIL-UNITEO FELL 2 TO 168 McGRAW' HILL w. WANTED TO SELL 'I'OU~ STOCK IN A SMALL COM AND PHILLIPS PETROLEUM LOST A POINT TO KERR 3B 3/4 + 1/2 PANY IN WHICH ALL THE OfFICERS AND SHARE McGEE ROSE 3 TO 128 3/4. NA HOLDERS WERE CLOSE FRIENDS. WHAT DO YOU NORTHWEST INDUSTRIES DECLINED -- BUT OTHERS -MilliON CORP 179 1/2 NA SAY WHEN THE TRANSF'ER RECORDS INDICATE TO IN THE RAILS GROUP MOVED FRACTIONS IN EITHER -MoBIL OIL 53 1/2 - 1/2 THE TOP OF~ICERS THAT YOU'VE SOLD YOUR DIRECTION. AIRLINES EASED SLIGHTLY. LEEDS MoNSANTO NA SHARES? HAKE UP SOME EXCUSE SUCH AS "I NEED MoNTGOMERY WARO & NORTHRUP WAS A STANDOUT IN THE AIRCRAFTS; 120 318 - I 5/8 THE MONEY TO BUY A HOUSE? II OR DO YOU SPEaK GAINING TO 33 1/8. BEECH TACKED ON I I 4 MoTOROLA 46 1/2 - I/Z RIGHT OUT AND SAY: "I SOLD OUT, JOE, BE TO 41 1/2. NAT BISCUIT NA CAUSE 1 THINK YOU'RE DOING A TERRIBLE JOB." ITEK CORP. ADVANCED 2 1/4 AMONG THE MIS NAT CASH REGISTER NA I WOULDN'T SELL OUT A MUTUAL FUND EVEN CELLANEOUS GLAMOR ISSUES. XEROX AND LOEW' S NoRTHWEST A I R NA IF IT IS IMPERSONAL AND I WOULDN'T STOP THEATERS ALSO MADE HEADWAY. OLIN MATH 35 + I/l! YOU FROM BUYING INTO A SMALL LOCAL COMPANY J.C. PENNEY PICKED UP 3 1/4 TO 82 1/2 IN OTIS EL NA EVEN I~ YOU HAD GONE TO SCHOOL WITH THE RESPONSE TO A 2-FOR-1 STOCK SPLIT PROPOSAL PAC G &. EL 32 3/4 NA P~E$IDENT' H.W~VER, ANY INVESTIGATION IN AND A OIVIOEND HIKE. WHITTAKER CORP. WHICH PAC T &. T 23 3/8 - 114 TO THE INVESTMrNT WORTH OF A LOCAL COMPANY HAD SHARPLY I~PROVED EARNINGS ROSE 4 1/2 TO PAN ANER I CIoN 21 1/4 - 1/2 MUST BE OONE ON THr LOCAL L(VEL. THERE, 64 1/2. LA BORA TOR I ES f'OR ELECTRON I CS, WN I CH PENN NY CENT 66 1/4 + I/? AGAIN, FRIENDSHIPS MAY GET IN THE WAY OR HAD A F' I AST QUARTER LOSS, FELL I 3/4 TO 28 PE'SICO 47 1/8 + 5/8 UN81ASEO ANALYSIS. 3/4• PILLSBURY NA POUROID • • • • • • • • • • • • AMERICAN TELEPHONE ROSE 1/4 TO 50 1/8 IN NA Q .. WHAT ABOUT ANNUITIES F'OR THOSE ~HO ACTIVE TRADING. WALT DISNEY PRODUCTIONS G PROCTER &. GAMaLE NA ARE FRfGHTENED OF INVESTMENTS? ~AINED 2 3/4 TO 72 1/4. u.s. SMELTING ADDED RCA 47 + 1;'4 A - AN ANNUITY __ or,EREoQ BY LII-"E INSUR THE SAME AMOUNT TO 65 1/4. COMSAT LOST RAYTHEON 37 1/4 - 3/4 ANCE COMPANIES AND BY CERTAIN RELIGIOUS I 1/8 TO 49 1/2. AND EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS -- PROVIDES A DuPLAN WAS OF'F 1 1/4 AT 80. 'IXEO INCOME FOR AT LEAST O~E'S LIFETIME. PRICES ON THE AMERICAN STOCK ExCHANGE CLOS 0001 JOhES CLOSING AIlt:RAGE' SINCE IT IS ACTUARIALLY BASED! TKE OLDER STOCKS CLOSE CHAod: ED MI~ED IN FAIRLY ACTIVE TRADINQ. Or THE M~N WILL GET MORE INCOME FOR ,1,000 PAID 1,010 ISSUES TRADED, 489 DECLINED, 378 AD- 30 I•• U.T"'" 894.33 UP 0.68 IN THAN A YOUNQER MAN. THE PERSON WHO IS VANCEO AND 143 CLOSED UNCHANGED. THE AMEX 20 RAIL. 250.25 0.. 0.86 ~OMTENT TO LET HIS CAPITAL RUN OUT WITH INDEX LOST 7 CENTS TO $28.62. VOLUME ROSE 1.5 UT'L'T'ES 130.02 0.. 0.60 HIS LIFE WILL GET MORE THAN ONE WHO HOPES TO 4,957,910 SHARES FROM THE 4,526,205 SHARES 65 STOCK. 320. 01 Orr 0.47 TO LEAVE SOMETHING rOR HEIRS. WHICH CHANGED HANDS TUESDAY. tt:w VIlRK STOCK EXCHANGE ItClEXES BuT IN ONE FORM OR ANOTHER IT IS A WORRY_ FREt METHOD OF INSURING YOURSELF A FJXED CLOSE CHANGE BuENOS AIRES (UPI}--ANDREW LEE, DEAN 0' INCOME FOR THE REST OF YOUR LIFE -- If THE INDUSTRIALS 58.02 Or, 0.02 THE SOOCHOW LAw SCHOOL AND IMPORTANT ADVISER THOUGHT or A FIXED (INFLATION-VULNERABLE) TRANSPORTAT ION OrF 0.29 TO THE NATIONALIST CHINESE GOYERNMENT, SAID fR3. 99 INCOME DOtSN'T WORRY YOU. UTILITY 43.91 UNCHANGED TODAY TNE UNITED STATES COULD ON~Y BRING .. ~ •...... NORTH VIET NAM TO TERMS BY "CRUSHI~G THEM." 1'1..... 68.73 0.. 0.44 MR. SHULSKY WE~COMES ALL READER MAIL AND ALL STOCK INDEX O'F 0.04 ~THE COMMUNISTS ONLY LISTEN WHEN THEy'RE '5.34 TRIES TO INCLUDE ALL PROBLEMS 0' GENERAL BUTEN," LEE TOLD lINlnD PRESS INTERNATIONAL. HIERES, SPAIN (UPI)--ZOllIO DIAZ SIT INTEREST IN THE COLUMN. WHILE HE CANNOT "You CRUSH THtN, AND THEN THEY (.()ME TO TERMI. AN UNO'''CIAL WORLD'S RtCORD OF 18 DAYS UNDERTAKE TO ANSWER ALl. QUERIES PERSONA~LY, LEE IS ATTENDING THE 53RO INTERNATIONAL 'OR PUSHING A HOD' WITH A STICK 'ROM READERI DESIRING "NVESTM£HT LISTS SHOULD LAW CON'ERENC[, NOW 8EING HELD IN BuENOS MIERES IN NORTHWESTERN SPAIN TO ~ADRIO DORESS REQUESTS TO SAM ~HULS~Y ENCLOSING AIRES. TODAY H[ PLANNED TO ATTEND THE AND BACK, A DISTANCE 0' 600 MilES. 'I'EL, .. 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