Record Air Raids Hit North; Tax Increase May Not Be Needed to Sl.Ow Down Th( Booming Economv Was Somewhat U.S

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VOL. 7 NO. 313 I KWAJALEIN, w\RSH4LL ISLANDS SATUROAY, OCTOBER 1~1966 WASHINGTON {UPI)~.THE PROSPECT THAT A RECORD AIR RAIDS HIT NORTH; TAX INCREASE MAY NOT BE NEEDED TO SL.OW DOWN TH( BOOMING ECONOMV WAS SOMEWHAT U.S. PLANE LOSSES HIT RECORD BRIGHTER TODAY IN VIEW OF A DECL.INE IN SAIGON (UPI)--U S. PLANES DROPPING HUGE BOMBS STRUCK NORTH VIET NAM WITH A RECORD AIR INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION DURING SEPTEMBER. RAID OF 175 MISSIONS YESTERDAY BUT AMERICAN PLANE L.OSSES OVER THE NORTH SOARED ABOVE THE THE FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD REPORTED 400 MAR~ fOR THE WAR, U.S. SPOKESMEN ANNOUNCED TODAY. ONE Of THE AIRCRAfT LOSSES WAS YESTERDAY ITS INOEX ON INDUSTRIAL PRO SHROUOED IN MYSTERY. DUCTION LAST MONTH WAS 158.2 PERCENT OF THE MAMMOTH RAID, 6ESTING THE 173 MISSIONS FLOWN JUST THE DAY 8ErORE, WAS FOLLOWED UP THE 1957-59 AVERAGE, A DROP FROM 158.3 TODAY BY A B-52 SUPERFORTRESS STRIKE AGAINST COMMUNIST INFILTRATION ROUTES. BASE CAMPS IN AUG.UST. ~~D SUPPLY AREA IN THE SOUTHERN HALr OF THE DEMILITARIZED ZONE. THURSDAY, TH~ COMMERcr DEPARTMENT RE THE GIANT B-52s wERE SUPPORTING U.S. MARINES BATTLING TROOPS OF THE NORTH VIETNAMESE ~ORTED THE COUNTRy 1 S GROSS NATIONAL PRO ELITE 324B DIVISION rOR CONTROl OF THE SOROER JUNGLE MOUNTAINS JUST SOUTH OF THE BUFFER DUCT INCREASE AT AN ANNUAL RATE OF $13.7 ZONE. BILLION IN THE THIRD QUARTER OF THE YEAR. SPOKESMEN SAID TODAY THE MARINES FOUGHT THREE SHARP CL.ASHES WITH THE COMMUNISTS YESTER DAY, KilLING 27 NORTH VIETNAMESE TO RAISE THE u.s. TROOP LEVEL IN VIET NAM TOLL or COMMUNIST DEAD AND CAPTURED IN OPERA TION PRAIRIE TO 1,138. WILL GO ABOVE 400,000 SOON IN THE AIR WAR, AMERICAN SPOKESMEN ANNOUNC WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE UNITED STATES PLANS TO SEND MORE THAN 70,000 ADDITIONAL TROOPS ED THE UNITED STATES NOW HAS LOST 403 PLANES TO VIET NAM BY THE START OF 1967, IT WAS REPORTED TO DAY. OVER NDRTH VIET NAM. THE 403RD LOSS ANNOUNCfD DEPLOYMENTS ALREADY IN MOTION AND C~RTAIN OTHERS EXPECTED TO BE APPROVED MOMENTARILY, ~AS THAT OF AN AIR FORCE F-4c PHANTOM UET ...·llL RAISE TOTAL MANPOWER or ALL THE SERVICES IN VIET NAM SLIGHTLY ABOVE 400,000 THAf CRASHED MYSTERIOUSLY DURING THURSDAY'S MAJOR UNITS INVOLVED ARE ANOTHER ARMY DIVISION AND A SEPARATE lNF'ANTRY BRIGADE. IT IS RAIDS, LEAVING ITS TWO-MAN CREW MISSING IN NOT YET CERTAIN THAT ALL THE ADDITIONS WILL BE IN VIET NAM BY THE END OF THIS Y~AR. ACT I ON. THE NUMBER THERE OR A60ARD SHIPS EN ROUTE APPARENTLY WILL BE BETWEEN 375,000 ANO 400,- SPOKESMEN SAID THE PHANTOM WAS ON A NIGHT 000 THAT COMPARES WITH 328,000 MEN NOw. FURTHER EXPANSION, BEING PLANNED IN ANTICIPA ROCKET RUN ~HEN, FOR SOME PUZZLING REASON, TION or GEN. WILliAM C. WESTMORELANO'S NEEDS IT CRASHED. "THERE WAS NO GROUND rlRE, NO ANO THE AOMINISTRAT[ON 1 S AP~ROVAL, COULD SEE TORNADO LEVELS TOWN ANTI-AIRCRAFT FIRE,n A U S OFFICIAL REPORT THE AMERICAN FORCE PASSING THE HALr M1L~10N ED TODAY, "THE JET WENT IN ON THt ROCKET RUN MARK BErORE 1967 RUNS OUT. OF 2,500 IN IOWA AND JUST 010 NOT PULL OUT. IT IS UNUSUAL, THIS IS STILL TENTATIVE AND THE BUILDUP FOR BELMOND, fowl. (UPI )--GOV. HAROLD E. HUGI-£S BUT WE ARC CALliNG IT A COM6~T LOSS. " THE FIGHTING COULD LEVEL OFF NEXT YEAn, DE- TODAY ISSUED A CALL rOR VOLUNTEERS TO HELP BESIDES THE MORE THAN llClQ PlANES DOWN(D PENDING ON WHAT TURN THE WAR TAKES. REBUILD TORNADO-WRECKED BELMOND, WHERE SIX OVE~ THE NORTH SINCE THE FIRST RAIDS AUG. 5, THESE STATISTICS UNDERLAY ~EFEN5E SECRETARY DIED AND HUNDREDS BECAME HOMELESS IN A FEW 1954, THREE OF THE AMERICAN HELICOPTtRS THAT POBERT S. McNAMARA'S STATEMENT THURSDAY IN MOMENTS OF WIND-DRIVEN TERROR. fLV PILOT RESCUE MISSIONS HAVE BE(N LOST) ..;AIGON THAT HE SAW NO NEED fOR "A CHANGE IN THE GOVERNOR TOURED BEL.MOND AS SNOW SPOKESMEN SAIO. THE RATE OF DEPLOYMENT OF U.S. FORCES IN THE rL.URRIES WHIPPED AT RESCUE WORKERS TOILING (CONTINUED ON P~GE SIX) MONTHS AHEAD" IN THE WRECKAGE L.EFT BY THE T .... ISTER WHICH RETURNING HERE yr:STERDAY, HE SAID DEPLOY- ROARED UP MAIN STREET YESTERDAY AND SMASHED BIG RED SUMM I T PLANNED :~~:/~~;~ ~~:M~:~~~~ ::~G:~~ I :~:~~;~E~N:N ~~:~S~/~~E o:o~~!s B~: I ~~~: ~~~~o ~~G~,;;g. TO DE AL WITH RE D CH INA INCREASE IN THE RATE. ADJ. GEN. JUNIOR MILL.ER TOLD THE GOVERNOR Moscow (UPI)--SOVIET ANO EAST EUROPEAN Co~ McNAMARA!S STATEME~TS INDICATED THAT HIS THAT HUNDREDS WERE HOMELESS, aUT THAT AUTHO~ ~UNIST L.EADERS WIL.L. HOLD CRUCIAL SuMMIT TALKS TRIP PROOVCED NO SIGNIFICANT CHANGES IN AL.- ITIES DID NOT KNOW THE EXACT COUNT. MANY OF ON THE CHINESE COMMUNIST PROBLEM HERE AND READY APPROVED, BUT UNANNOUNCED, TROOP DEPLO~ THE REFU~EES HAD FOUND SHEL.TER IN PRIVATE WATCH A NEW SOVIET SPACE SPECTACULAR NeXT MENTS OR IN TENTATIVE PROJECTIONS or LATER HOMES IN NEARBY CL.ARION. WEEK, INFORMED SOURCES SAID TODAY NEEDS. AT LEAST 58 PERSONS WERE HOSPITALIZED OR THEY EXPRESSED DOUBT, HOWEVER~ THAT THE BEFORE HE LEFT, McNAMARA SAID A MAJOR AIM TREATED AND RELEASED IN BELMOND AND SURROUN~ SPECTACULAR ~'OULO INVOLVE THE LAUNCHING OF OF HIS TRIP WAS TO DETERMINE MANPOWER AND ING COMMUNITIES. MANY MORE -- pOSSIBLY HUN- A MUL.TI-MANNED SPACE VEHICLE AS HAS BEEN ~QUIPMENT NEEDS fO~ PREPARATION OF NEXT YEARS DREOS -- SUFFERED MINOR INJURIES FROM FLYING SPECULATED ABROAD. THE lAST SOVIET MANNED BUDGET AS WELL AS SUPPL.EME~TAL MONEY REQUESTS GL.ASS AND DEBRIS, AUTHORITIES SAID. SPACE SHOT TOOK PLACE IN MARCH 1965, BUT THE FOR THE CURRENT FISCAL YEAR. HU~HES SAID BELMOND NEEDS VOLUNTEER HEL.P SOURCES SAID THEY WOUL.D BE VERY MUCH SURPRISD (CONTINUED ~N PAGE SIX) BECAuSE "IT OOESN'T HAVE THE FINANCIAL ABIL.- IF THE RUS~IANS TRIED ANOTHER MANNED ORBITAL ITY TO REBUILO ITSEL.f " THIS YEAR. ~HEPPARD LOSES MOTION "WE NEED SKIl.L£D LABORERS, TRUCK DRIVERS, IN AOOITION TO SEEKING WAYS TO DEAL WITH OR ANYONE ELSE WHO rEELS THEY HAVE THE TAL.- I REO CHINA, THE SOURCES SAID, THE SUMMIT HEAE TO MOVE FROM CLEVELAND ENTS THAT WOULD BE OF' HELP HERE," HUGHES ALSO WILL FACE THESE IMMEDIATE PROBLEMS: CLEVELAND (UPI)--DR. SAMUEL H. SHEPPARD, SA 10. "1'0 APPREC lATE IT I F THEY WOULD GET M.How TO ASSESS THE NEW U S PEACE OFFEN- VICTOR IN A SERIES OF LEGAL. BATTLES WHICH IN TOUCH WITH THE H,GHWAY PATROL OR THE NA- SIVE ON V,ET NAM DRAMATIZED BY PRESIDENT rl~ALlY liON HIS RELEASE rRON PRISON, HAS SUf- llONAl GUARD. WE WILL HAVE A VOL.UNTEER CEN- JOHNSON'S SPEECHES ANO HIS TRIP TO MANILA FEREO HIS FIRST SETBACK ANO WIL.L GO T0 TRIAL TER WITH A TEL.EPHONE NUMBER SET UP LATER TO- --How TO OVERCOME PEKING'S VIRTUAL SABOTA~ A SECOND TIME IN THE SAME COURTHOUSE WHERE HE DAY," DF NON~CHINESE AID rOR NORTH VIET NAM AND WAS CONVICTED OF THE 1954 SLAYING OF HIS WIF& STEP uP THErR DEL.IVERIES TO HANOI. ShEPPARD'S NEW TRIAL) ORIGINAL.LY SET rOR HOUSE CROWDS SS HIKE THE GROUNDWORK FOR THE FIRST COMMUNIST SU~ N(XT TUESDAY, WAS POSTPONEO UNTIL OCT. 24 FRI WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE HOUSE HOPES THE DE HIT CONfERENCE SINCE JULY, WHEN THE LEADERS DAY BY JUOGE FRANCIS J. TAL.TY, WHO AL.SO TURN MANDS OF AN ELECTION YEAR WILL MAKE THE SEN Ot THE WARSAW PACT MET AT BUCHAREST, WAS ED DO .... N A REQUEST rOR AN IMMEDIATE CHANGE OF ATE A PUSHOVER ON INCREASING SOCIAL. SECURITY LAID LAST MONTH BY SOVIET PARTY LEADER LEONID VENUE, BENEFITS, aUT SENATE LEADERS INSIST THEIR I. 8REZHNEV IN A SERIES OF VISITS TO EAST TALTY, WHO WILL PRESIDE AT THE TRIAL, OR- MlNDS ARE MADE UP AGAINST IT. EUROPEAN CAPITAlS ANO IN TALKS WITH FOREIGN OERED AN EXAMINATION or uuAORS TO OETERMINE THE APPARENT IMPASSE AROSE YESTERDAY WHEN COMMUNIST LEADERS HERE. If ~HEP"ARD CAN RECEIVE A fAIR TRIAL IN MEMBERS OF THE HOUSE WAYS &. MEANS COMMITTEE GE SETTLEMENT STUD IED CLEVELANO. SAID THEY EXPECTED TO WORK our A BILL NEXT F. LEE BAILY) SHEPPARD'S CHIEF COUNSEL, HAD WEEK THAT WOULD RAISE BENEFITS BY EIGHT OR PITTSBURGH (UPI)--NEGOTIATORS rOR WESTING- SOUG~T TNE CHANGE OF VENUE DN GROUNDS ANY TEN PERCENT BEGINNING JAN. I. HOUSE ELECTRIC CORP. ANP FOUR UNIONS TOOAY JURY SEL.ECTED HERE WOUL.D BE PREJUDICED SY LO- SENATE DEMOCRATIC LEADER MIKE MANSfIEL.D STUDIED THE CONTRACT SETTLEMENT WHICH HEADED CAL PUBLICITY SAID SUCH PROPOSALS WOUL.D REQUIRE COMMITTE orr A STRIKE AGAINST GENERAL EL.ECTRIC Co. IN TALTY, WHO HAS BEEN A JUDCE FOR LESS THAN HEARINGS AND AS FAR AS HE WAS CONCERNED AN E.FORT TO SOLVE THEIR OWN PROBLEMS. TWO YEARS, SAID, "IT IS THE COURT'S BELIEF THERE WOULD BE NO "NEW LEGISLATION" ALLOWED A NATiONWIDE STRIKE SET FOR MIDNIGHT LAST THAT THE EXA~INATION OF THE JURORS AFrORDS ~O INTERFERE WITH ADJOURNMENT, NOW SCHEOULED NIGHT BY THREE O~ THE UNIONS -- THE INTERNA- THE BEST OPPORTUNITY To DETERMINE WHETHER A FOR OCT. 22 OR SOONER TIONAL. UNION OF ELECTRICAL WORKERS, THE rAIR TRIAL CAN BE HELD. HAVING CONSIDERED THE SENATE REPUBL.ICAN LEADER EVERETT M. OIRK- UNITED EL.ECTRICAL. WORKERS AND THE FEDERATION EVIDENCE, THE COURT BEL.IEVES DE'ENSE COUNSEL SEN AND CHAIRMAN RUSSEL.L. B. LO~G, (DEM.-LA), OF INDEPENDENT SALARIED UNIONS -. WAS AVERTED HAS NOT SHOWN A FAIR AND IMPARTIAL TRIAL CAN- OF THE FINANCE COM~rTTEE AGREED. BY THE INTERVENTION OF FEDERAL MEDIATOR WIL.- NOT BE HELD iN THIS COUNTY." PRESIDENT JOHNSON PROPOSED AN AVERAGE TEN llAM A. ROSE. DEFENSE ATTORNEYS, HOWEVER, MAY RENEW THEIR PERCENT RAISE IN BENEfiTS, TO BE WORKED OUT ROSE ASKED THE TAL.KS BE CONTINUED ON A OAY PLEA TO CHANGE THE LOCATION Or THE TRIAL TO BY CONGRESS NEXT YEAR rOR PAYMENT BEGINNING TO DAY BASIS WITHOUT WORK STOPPAGE. ANOTHER COuNTY AFTER THE TRIAL STARTS. JAN. I, 1968, IN A BALTIMORE SPEECH WEDNES- THE EXTRA TIME "WIL.L. AL.L.OW THE PARTIES TO TAL.TY'S DECISION NOT TO GRANT AN IMMEDIATE DAY. BETTER EVALUATE THEIR RESPECTIVE POSITIONS IN CHANCE or VENUE FOLLOWED THE 10ENTICAl rORMAT REPUBLICANS CHARGEO HIS PROPOSAL. WAS AN THE LIGHT OF THE ANNOUNCEO SETTLEMENT REACHED SET BY THE LATE JUDGE EDWARD BLYTHIN, WHO PR~ INSTALL.MENT PLAN CAMPAIGN PROMISE THE IN- EARLIER BV GE AND IUE NEGOTIATORS,u ROSE SAID SIOED AT SHEPPARD'S FIRST TRIAL WHEN HE WAS CREASE SHOULD BE ENACTED NOW $0 BENErlTS CAN THOMAS E. O'LEARY, FEDERATION PRESIDENT, CONVICT[D IN THE BLUDGEON~OEATH or HIS fiRST BEGIN IN JANUARY, 1967, THEY SAID. SAIO THE UNION" WENT ALONG WITH THE FEDERAL WIFE, MARilYN. GOVERNMENT'S REQUEST." ~----~------~------~~~~~~~~~------~ HOURGL.ASS SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1966

YOUNG SNIPERS SPRAY SHOTS SMALL UFO CAPTURED CONGRESS TENDER~ IT~ BilL ACROSS BUSY TEXAS TURNPIKE TOMAHAWK, Wise. (UPI}--A ~YSTERIOUS HARD OF $J45 BILLION FOR YEAR GRAND PRAIRIE, TEX, (UPI)--THREE BOYS METAL SPHERE, FOUND IN A HEAVILV WOODED ARE WASHINGTON (UPI)--CONGRE5S TOTTED UP ITS SPRAYED RifLE SHOTS INTO TRAF.IC ON THE OF NEARBY VILAS COUNTY THURSDAY, IS BEING APPROPRIATIONS FDA THE YEAR TOOAY AND OALLAS~FoRT WORTH TURNPIKE TODAY, HITTING SENT TO WRIGHT~PATTERSON AIR FORCE BASE IN CAME UP WITH A TOTAL OF ROUGHLY $145 BILLION AN AUTO AND TWO SCHOOL BUSES A SCHOOLGIRL DAYTON, OHIO FOR IDENTlrICAfION. THE HIGHEST sPENOING LEVEL SINCE THE PEAK WA! WOUNDED A SPOKESMAN AT THE POLICE STATION S_IO Of WORLO WAR I I • A SHOT FROM ONE or THEIR .22 RIFLES CR[AS~ YESTEROAY THE oe~ECT "SHOWEO THE EfFECTS Of As HE EXPECTED, PRESIDENT JOHNSON WILL BE THE SCALP OF A GIRL IN A BUS, IN~URING ED INTENSE HEAT, AS THOUGH IT HAD COME BACK ABLE TO SAY ~- AND NO DOUBT WILL -~ THAT HER SLIGHTLY. SHE WAS 'N A CROWD O. STUDENTS THROUGH THE EARTH'S ATMOSPHERE." HIS BUDGET WAS BUSTED. HEADED fOR THE STATE FAIR OF TEXAS, IN HE SAID HITTING IT WITH A HAMMER fAILED ACTUALLY THE APPROPRIATIONS FIGURE -- THE DALLAS. TO DENT IT, AND SCRAPING IT WITH A fiLE LARGEST SINCE THE $147 SILLION WARTIME PEAK "I T WAS LUCKY THEY WER[ "'SOUT THREE-QUAR F,l.ILED TO SCRATCH IT. "IT "'AS VERY HARD," RACKEO UP IN 1943 -- COMPARED VERY CLOSELY TERS OF A MILE A'tIAY AN~ ONLY USING A 22," HE 'AID. tilT HAD TO COME THROUGH THE AIR." WITH WHAT THE PRESIOENT ASKEO, AND MAy RUN GRAND PR~IRIE POLICEMAN B.D. WARE SAID. MAJ. P.G. SCOTT, OF THE ANTIGO AIR FORCE UNDER HIS FIGURE BY A COUPLE or HUNDRED THE BOYS, ONt 12~YEARS-OLD AND TWO I I WERE STATION, AND AN ELECTRONICS EXPERT WERE UN MILLION. CAUGHT QUICKLY BY GRANO PRAIRIE POLICEMAN ABLE TO IDENTlfV THE 47-INCH CIRCUMFERENCE REP. GEORGE H. MAHON, ApPROPRIATIONS COM DwiGHT CARRINGTON. THEY WERE HELD .OR JUVE OBJECT. MITTEE CHAIRMAN, 'AID THE REAL DAMAGE TO NILE OFFICERS. THEY HAD TWO RI.LES SCOTT ESTIMATED THE SPHERE HAD BEEN IN THE PRESIDENT!S ECONOMY DRIVE WAS DONE NOT THE 12-YEAR-OLO TOLD POLICE HE SHOT SIX THE WOOOS ABOUT TWo WEEKS. HE SAID IT HAO THROUGH APPROPRIATIONS BUT THROUGH NEW OR TIMES, ONE OF HIS COMPANIONS FIRED 10 SHOTS, PRINTED NUMERALS ON THE OUTSIDE AND WAS EXP_NDED LEGISLATIVE PROGRAMS, IN ECONOMIC AND THE THIRD BOY FIRED AROUND fiVE TIMES. Of ,I. NON-MAGNETIC METAL ONE~QUARTER TO THRE AND WELrARE FIELDS LIKE HEALTH, EDUCATION, "I DID NOT THINK WE COULD HIT THE CARS EIGHTHS INCHES THICK. "NO YETERANtS BENEFITS. BECAUSE THEY WERE GOING so FAST AND WERE so LEGISLATIVELY THE CONGRESS DISREGARDED TRAN~PORT BILL ~IGNED ,.AR AWAY. WE 010 NOT WAHT TO HURT ANYBODY," THE PRESIDENT1S PROPOSED LIMITATIONS AGAIN POLICt QUOTED THE OLDER YOUTH. WASHINGTON (UP! )--LEGISLATION CRE,l.TING A AND AGAIN, AND THE BilLS WILL HAVE TO BE GERALO N. THOMAS OF ARLINGTON, DRIVER or NEW, CABINET-LEVEL DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPOR PAID SOONER OR LATER ONE BUS, WALKED UP TO A TURNPIKE STATION TATION WAS SIGHED TODAY BY PRESIDENT JOHN JOHNSON HAS ANNOUNCED HIS INTENTION TO MI~UTES AfTER THE SHOOTING. HE WAS SHAKING SON, WHO ASSIGNED IT THE "MAMMOTH TASK" OF STICK BY HIS OWN LIMITS, TIEING UP SOME OF WITH R"GE UNTANGLING THE N"TION'S AIR, RAIL AND THE EXTRA AUTHORITY OR MONEY VOTED BY CON IN HIS HAND HE HELD A rlATTENED .22 SLUG. HIGHWAY LlrELINES GRESS. THERE WAS HAIR MATTEO ON IT. HE TOLD THE MAN AT A SIGNING CEREMONY IN THE WHITE HOUSE MAHON, A TEXAS OEMOCRAT, SAID MOST BUT NOT AT TME: TURNPIKE STATION THE BULLET HAD EAST ROOM, THE PRESIDENT SAID HE WOULD ALL OF THIS YEARtS $25 BILLION APPROPRIATIONS GONE THROUGH THE WINDOW OF HIS aus AND APF>OINT A "STRONG MAN" TO H[AD THE DEPART ~UMP FROM LAST YEAR RESULTED fROM THE VIET GRAZED THE HEAD Of JOHNNY LYNN SMITH, A 16- MENT -- 12TH IN THE CABINET -- BUT DID NOT N~M rIGHTING, aUT HE SAID EVEN I~ THESE DE YEAR-OLD GIRL fROM ARLINGTON, GIVING HER A HINY WHO IT MIGHT BE. SPECULATION ABOUT FENSE COSTS LEVEL O~F OR DECLINE, GOVERNMENT SLIGHT SCALP WOUND. THE NEw SECRETARY HAS MENTIONED COMMERCE SPENDING IS ON THE RISE AND ~ILL CONTINUE TO "IF' IT HAD eEEN A SECOND EARLIER IT WOULD UNDERSECRETARY ALAN S. BoyD, AMONG OTHERS. MOUHT AS NEW HOME FRONT PROGRAMS EXPAND. HAVE HIT THE GIRL RIGHT IN THE fACE," THE "TODAV WE ARE CONFRONTED BY TRAfFIC JAMS, MAHON ASSESSED THE OVERALL APPROPRIATIONS 8US DRIVER TOLD J 0 BUSH AT THE TURNPIKE BY COMMUTER CRISES, BY CROWDED AIRPORTS AND AND SPENOINC OUTLOOK AS HIS COM~ITTtE SE~T STAll ON. CROWDED AIRLANES, SCREECHING AIRPLANES, TO THE HOUSE fOR ENDORSEMENT NEXT ~EEK THE GLASS fRAGMENTS SPLATTERED INTO STUDENTS' ARCHAIC EQUIPM[NT, SAfETY ABUSES AND ROADS lAST MONEY BILL OF THE SESSION, A $4 9 LAPS. THAT SCAR OUT NATION'S BEAUTY," THE PRESI BILLION CATCHALL SUPPLEMENTAL MEASURE TO THE GIRL WAS GIVEN FIRST AID BUT 010 NOT DENT SAID FINANCE, AMONG OTHeR THINGS, ANTIPOVERTY AND REQUIRE ADMISSION TO A HOSPITAL. DESCRIBING THE TRANSPORTATION AS THE SCHOOL AID BILLS ~OT YET fiNALLY EHACTED. NATION'S BIGGEST INDUSTRY -- INVOLVING O~E IN JUNE MAHON WARNED LAWMAKERS THEY WERE O. (VERY $5 IN THE U.S. ECONOMY -~ THE HEADING TOWARD A $200 BilLION A YEAR FEOERAC PRESIDENT SAID THE NEW DEPARTMENT WOULD BUDGET. HE URGED THEM TO GO SLOW ON SPENDING TAfI( ON "A MaMMOTH TASK TO UNTANGLE, TO AND ENACTING NEW PROGRAMS FOR THE REST OF COO~DINATE AN~ TO SUlLO A NATIONAL TRANSPOR THE YEAR. TATIO~ SYSTEM. TODAY HE SAID HIS FORECAST STILL LOOKS RIGHT, DESPITE THE ~ACT PRESIDENT JOHNSON'~ TIFFANYlh LOOTED SPENDING BUDGET rOR THE CURRENT 12 MONTHS CHICAGO {UPI )--fOUR MASKEO ROBBERS HELD STILL STANDS orrfCIALLY AT THE $112.8 BIL~ TEN PERSONS AT GUNPOINT YESTERDAY AND LOOT LION SET LAST JANUARY. ACTUALLY, WITH CON ED A SAfE AT THE EXCLUSIVE TIfFANY & CO. TINUED ESCALATION or THE VIET NAM WAR, STORE Of DIAMOND, RUBY AND SAPPHIRE-STUDDED SPENDING IS RUNNING BEYOND THAT BY BILLION~ ~EWELRY WORTH MORE THAN $50tooo, POLICE OF DOLLARS. SAID. SPENDING AND APPROPRIATIONS ARE NOT CLOSf THE ROBBERS, WEARING BLUE SKI MASKS, LY RELATED IN ANY GIVEN YEAR. MUCH Dr WHAT BLACK TRENCH COATS, AND CARRYING A CARSINE IS APPROPRIATED THIS YEAR WILL NOT BE RI~LE, A SHOTGUN, AND A PISTOL, [NrEREO THE SPENT UNTIL NEXT YEAR OR TWO YEARS .ROM NOW NEW NORTH MICHIGA~ AVENUE OfFICE BVILCING MAHON SAID SPENDING IN THE END INEXORABLY HOUSING THE fAMED JEWELRY STORE SHORTLY FOllOWS APPROPRIATIONS, AND APPROPRIATIONS AfTER IT OPENED THEY HERDED TWO YOUNG CONTINUE TO RISE. WOMEN AND A BUILDING ENGINEER fROM A HALL WAY INTO THE STORE. NEW JUVENILE CONTROL ANGLE INSIDE THE STORt THEY ADDED THREE PRIVATE CHICAGO (UPI ) __ A PU8LIC HOUSING OfFICIAL SENATOR TitlED ON MORALS CHARGE-Manon Lukens, 22 WATCH GUARDS, AND THREE STORE EMPLOYEES IS WAGING WAR ON JUVENILE DELINQUENCY IN une of three Mwhlgan State coeds who a.ccuse State Sen AS HOSTAGES. THEN THE STORE MANAGER, ANTH THE WORLDtS LARGEST HOUSING PROJECT BY Bernard F 0 Bnen of askmg them to co-star With hand ONY OSTROM, WALKED IN, AND THE ROBBERS FOR HANGING A DAMOCLES SWORO OVER THE YOUNGSTERS' some actors m "stag mOVies, enters court in Lansing, CED HIM TO OPEN A BASEMENT VAULT WHERE THEY MLCh , to testify at hiS trial O'Bnen who deruea the charges PARENTS -~ EVICTION. TOOK BROOCHES, RINGS, BRACELETS AND MEN'S lea.ves court (rLght) Wlth hiS wife, Mary L

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~-" '\ .~'T' tOWAY ~ ARE EXPLAINED SY JANICE GIBBS, BANK or HAWAI I EMPLOYEE, SEATED, TO THE GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL . '" .... UrATE OF BUSINESS CLASS. FROM ~E~T, WALT PETERSON, BUSINESS IN HAWAII TRUCTOR, SUSAN HENSLEY, RAY LENZ, TOM STENVERS, ALWYN OGAWA, JIM D'AMICO ANa GARY PERRYMAN, STUDENTS, WHO TOURED ., THE BANK or HAwAI I WEONESOAY TO BECOME ~AMILIARllED WITH . THE orrlCE MACHINES, rILING SYSTEMS AND BUSINESS METHODS USED IN THE BANK. ----~------HIGH ~CHOOL BU~INE~~ DEPAkTMENT SAMOA THE BUSINESS DEPARTMENT or GEORGE 5EITZ HIGH SCHOO~ IN CLUDES COURSES IN TYPING, BOOKKEEPING, SHORTHAND, AND GEN '. . ERAL BUSINESS OR OFrIC[ PRACTICE. fOR THESE COURSES THE * • DEPARTMENT HAS A WIOE SELECTION or rlNE EQUIPMENT, INC~UD ING: 16 REMINGTON RAND MANUAL TYPEWRITERS, 2 IBM ELECTRIC TYPEWRITERS, I FRIOEN CALCULATOR, 6 TEN-KEY ADDING LIST INC MACHINES, I IBM DICTAPHONE AND I RECORD PLAYER. Wttlun the I)utltne IS the myriad of hi•• and alalls that 'I)me day may be the stala I)' Hawalll THE DEPARTMENT ENO(AVORS TO GIVE STUDENTS A WELL-ROUNDED hlands already permanent part. of the United Stale, are here marked by Amancan flag UNDERSTANDiNG OF BUSINESS PROCEDURES AND OPERATIONS. WHERE By JOHN f SEM80WEA other Islands may have relative EVER POSSIBLE TOURS or VARIOUS o,rlCtS ON THE ISLAND ARE Central Press Assoclatwl1 Correspondent ly strange names to U S main CONDUCTED THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. STUDENTS, PARENTS 1 AND HONOLULU ~The 60th and youngest state already Is con landers, but many of their hiS VISITORS ARE VERY PLEASED TO VISIT ROOM 12 TO SEE THE WEL~ ::ndenng bIgger britches tortes are as long and colorful LIGHTED, PINK-PAINTED, CURTAINED, ATTRACTIVE ROOM. THE 20 as tho!!e ot any 01 the states The proposal 19 bemg made that this farthest flung of all TypiNG OESKS ANO POSTURE CHAIRS MAKE THE STUDENT VERY COM .. tates might add myriad Islands throughout the Pacific which Amencan Sanloa, With Its capl would gIve It greflter scope geographically than most empires of tal at pago Pago, is an ex rORTABlE DURING HIS CLASS PERIOO. THESE STUDENTS MAY BE [UlClent and modern times ample AmaZingly enough, tht IN THIS ROOM TO TAKE TYPEWRITING, BOOKKEEPING, SHORTHAND, Someday the deCISion will have to be made what to do finally U S got It on Dee 2, 1899 by GENERAL BUSINESS OR O~~IC( PRACTICE WIth the vast but sp.qrsely settled trust territories bemg ad virtue of the Treaty at Berlin THE STANDARDS or THE SKILL C~ASSES ENCOURAGE THE STUDENTS On April 27, 1960, It, had ltl:' ministered by the Umted States as a post World War II respon- TO DEVELOP THE NECESSARY SKILLS THAT WOULD BE SATISrACTORY 11lI;Jllly, embraCing the Marianas, Carollnes, and MarllhaUll t!rst constitution rCR rULL-TIME THE TYPEWRITING STUDENTS ARE EX Th'E!lle are names rich In the lore at American history, ror the " . . EMP~OYM[NT. PECTED TO TYPE NET WORDS A MINUTE; AND THE SHORTHAND l)lood ot American sailors, soldiers find Marines was shed theN: ADDI'TION of the ,tt'uste~ 45 In epochal battles In recent weeks the U S hI'S launched i&lands alone would mote than STUDENTS' MINIMUM GOAL IS 80 WORDS A MINUTE MOST or THE plans for spending $172 million for improved health, education, double Hawall II terrItory, ex SHORTHAND STUDENTS EXCEED roo WORDS A MINUTE AT THE ENO OF water, power and aewage serv- b t A S '''~''e pandlng It from a preslont 6,Ua THE YEAR. THE orr ICE PRACTICE STUDENT WILL LEARN TO OPER a ou merlCsn amos, n .. " Ices, and modernized transpor- Island and Guam? to 14,899 square miles Instend ATE THE DICTAPHONE, CALCULATOR, 10-l(lf A.DOING liSTING MA tatlon and communlc:slions sys of being larger In land than tems In the more than 2,000 " '" . only Rhode Island, Delaware CHINE, AND TO TYPE ALL O~ THE VARtOU~ or, ICE rORMS -- TELE INDICATION that Congress atolls and island!! spread over and Connecticut, It then WQuid GRAMS, MEMOS, BUSINESS LETTERS, BILLS, FORM LETTERS, TABLES, already is thinlung In sueh three million square miles of eclipse in thIs respect only REPORTS, ETC. terms came last autumn when the PaCific Maryland, Massachusetts, New THE INSTRUCTOR 0, THE BUSINESS CLA.SSES HAS BEEN AT GEORGE Sen Albert Gore D-Tenn dur LogIcally these should one Hampshire, New Jersey and SEITZ SINCE SEPTEMSER 1963, AND BESIDES TEACHING THESE Ing debates on political sub Vermont day become part of the United division, asked Sen Hiram CLASSES DURING SCHOOL TIME HAS TAUGHT TYPEWRITING AS AN States proper, and equally nat Although now there are only Fong, R-Hawail, If annexation EVENING C~ASS TO THE AOU~TS 0, KWAJALEIN ~OR THE UNIVERSITY urally they would be part of 90,000 potential new Citizens In of Guam and Samoa was con OF HAWAII ANO THE KWAJALEIN EDUCATION COMMITTEE. WALTER Haw/lll templated all the area, population 18 in creasing In Micronesia at a rate PETERSON IS A NATIVE or COLORADO WITH NINE YEARS' TEACHING " " " Guam is In the Marshalls, IN the fIrst place, Hawaii Is which Senator Fong was dis of four per eent a year, com EXPERIENCE IN THAT STATE. HIS B.A. AND M.A. DEGREES WERE the kind or state that could cussing along With the Caro pared With 16 per cent In the CONFERRED BY COLORAOO STATE CO~LEG( or EOUCATION AT GREE~EY. adopt them most easily Being hnes and Marianas, but it Is United States and 23 per cent in India Nearly half of the already a a90-mlle chain of not in the trusteeship AcqUired PRE~b OPERATION~ FILM ~LATEO Islands stretchmg trom "the big In 1898 from Its entire population Is less than Spain, resi HAVE YOU EVER WONDERED JUST WHAT PROJECT PRESS IS, WHe Island" of HawaII Itself to far dents already are full-fledged 20 years old away, unInhabited Kure, more citizens of the United States, For years Hawaiian state PROJECT PRESS IS, WHAT IT DOES, AND WHY IT IS HERE? remote even than Mid way although as yet they have no hood was opposed In some quar ALL THESE QUESTIONS AND MORE WILL BE ANSWERED THURSOAY Island, the newest state Is best elected representative In Wash terlJ on the ground that it EVENING AT THE YOKWE YUK WOMEN'S CLUB DINNER WHEN DR. W. I. would constitute a risky expo fitted at all by Its brief but ington nor do their votes regis WELLS, DIRECTOR or PROJECT PRESS WIL~ SHOW A rlLM OETAIL umque admlttlstrattve experi ter in natiOnal elechons :!lure to Paelflc war, but when I~G THE PURPOSE or PROJECT PRESS AS WELL AS ITS ACTIVITIES ence to know how to knit to Wake is a tiny atoll between statehood finally cam e on gether such 8. constel1atlon of Midway and Guam whIch the Mac{'h 18, 19~9, the argument ON KWAJALEIN AND Rot NAMUR. THE rlLM IS or GREAT LOCAL Idyllic but }(mCBome dots on a British discovered In 1796 and beC!UlI6 threadbare It Is sel INTEREST AND ITS S~OWING IS AN seemingly endlu!I sea the U S annexed in 1898 AI· dom heard now although the UNEXPECTED AND W~LCOME OPPORTUN propos&d annexations 101.' 0 u I d And it these myriad Islands though it had no native popula ITY TO LEARN MORE A~DUT THE AO tion, smce 1938 It has been an move territorial United States and atols comprising Mlcrone.ia VANCtD RESEARCH BEIN~ CONDUCTED Important all' base close to the very oPPOsite shores (\1'8 beIng cODIJldered as poten. BY PROJECT PRESS tUll additions to Hawaii, what These and the hundreds of or the world's greatest ocean THE MEETING WILL BE HELD AT ______-; THE YOKWE YUK CLUB THURSDAY OCT. 20. THE COCKTAIL HOUR WILL COM TOO HOT TO HANDLE MENCE AT 6:30 PM AND DINNER WILL DURING RECENT PREVENTIVE MAINTtNANCE CHECKS O~ TRAILERS H[RE~ REPEATED BE SERVED AT 7:30. Co-CHAIRMEN INSTANCES or VIOLATION O~ A VERY IMPORTANT SArETY PRINCIPLE WERE NOTED. rOR THE EVENING ARE JANE MCCLAS IN 24 or THE TRAILERS INSPECTED BY GLOBAL'S PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE CREWS KEY AND DoRIS PASCOE RESERVA BULBS TOO LARGE rOR CEILING AND WALL rlXTURES WERE IN USE. THE rlXTURES TIONS SHOULD BE MADE BY CAlL'NG

ARE INTENDED TO USE BULBS NO LARGER THAN 60 WATTS 1 AND EACH O~ THE 24 LOIS EASTBURN AT 2408 OR VELMA HAD ONE OR MORE SULBS O~ AT lEAST 100 WATTS, AND IN SOME INSTANCES THERE HUTCHISON AT 2223 NOT lATER THAN WERE BULes or 150 WATTS IN USE. NOON WEDNESDAY, OCT. 19. PLEA'E THE CONSEQUENCES OF THIS MISUSE ARE TWO: FIRST THE HIGH HEAT or THE 00 NOT CALL THE CLUB TO MAKE lARGER BULBS SCORCHES THE FIXTURE SHADE AND IN MANY C~SES THE WALL OR RESERVATIONS. RESERVATION CAN- CEILING ON WHICH IT IS MOUNTED, aUT MORE IMPORTANT, IT CREATES A rlRE CELLATIONS MUST BE MADE BY NOON OR, W.I. WELLS HAZARD WHICH CANNOT BE IGNORED. THE PM CREWS CHANGED THE eULBS TO PROP THURSDAY, OCT. 20. BABYSITTING SERVICE MAY BE OBTAINED BY ER SIZE DURING THEIR INSPECTIONS FOR SArETY'S 3~~E. CALLING MARY GOUMER AT 2463, HE~EN SCOUTARIS AT 2471 OR IN VERY ~EW CA5~5 IS THE ADDITIONAL LIGHT PROVIDED BY THE LAAGER aUlBS TINA MURRAY AT 2449. EITHER NECESSARY OR VSErUL, AND THE DUAL HAZARD THEY IMPOSE rAR OUTWEIGHS ANY POSSIBLE AOVANTAGE THey MIGHT HAVE. How DOES THE YARD NEXT TO YOUR NEIGHBOR'S ~OOK? No, NO, PROPER SIZE BUL8S ARE AVAIL.B~E AT THE FURNITURE WAREHOUSE DURING REGU NOT THE ONE DOWN THE eLDCK. THE ONE RIGHT IN rRDNT OF THE LAR orrlct HOURS, SIX aAY' A WEEK. THE PREVENTIVE MAINTtNANCE PEOPLE ODOR. JUST A FEV MINUTES· TLC A TIME OR TWO A WEEK COULD URGE, "DoNIT DELIBERATELY PUT UP HAZARDS IN YOUR HOME. USE THE RIGHT MAKE THE OlrrERENCE. LIGHT." HOURGLASS SATURDAY, OCTOBER '5. 1966 FM PROGRAM SCHEDULE OCTOBER 16-21 BANK RUN 5TOPPED; SUNDAY, OCTOBER 16. MONDAY, OCTOBE~ 17 FEARb ALL FAL~E OPERA HALL - HOST, FAANK BeWLI~G SAN FRANCISCO {UPI)--THE ORNATE DOORS GF nAIDA" BY G,USEPPE VEItDI - COMPLETE - TOTAL RUNNING THE CHINATOWN BRANCH OF THE SAN FRANCISCO TIME APPROXIMATELY THREE HOURS. fEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCI~TION WERE THE ROME OPERA CHORUS AND ORCHESTItA CONDUCTED BY GEORG SOLTI WITH LEONTYNE PRICE CLOSED TODAY, BUT NOT BECAUSE THE INSTITU AS AIDA, RITA GOItR AS ANNERIS, JON V,CKEItS 1.5 RADAME!, ROBE_T MERRILL AS AMONASRO, TION WAS IN ITS DEATH THROES AS HAD BEEN GIORGIO TOZZI AS RAMFtS AND PLINIO CLABASSI AS THE KING OF EGYPT RUIoIIOAED. ACT I - 38'00; ACT II - 42 00, ACT ttl - 32:00; ACT IV - 34 '00. IT WAS JuST A REGULAR NOT·OPEN-~OR-BUSI NESS SATUAOAY. TUESDAY. OCTOBER 18, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 19 ASSOCIATION PRESIDENT DONALD W. MITCHELL WAS CERTAIN THAT THE SAN FRANCISCO FEPERAL~ JUST MUSIC TWO-DAY, $4.1 MILLION RUN WAS JUST SOME nLEISURE LISTENING~ - FOUIt ALBUMS BY PAUL WESTeN AND HIS OItCHESTItA - "MusIC FOR THING THAT CLERKS AND TELLERS COULD CHAT DREAMING," MUSIC FOR THE fiRESIDE," "MuSIC FOIt MEMORIES" AND "MuSIC fOIt ReMANCING" ABOUT DURING THEIR COFFEE BREA~S. 143: 10 UNINTERRUPTEO. MITCHELL SAID THE RUN, SPARKED BY MALI CIOUS RUMORS, C~HE TO A STANDSTILL YESTER THURSDAY, OCTOBER 20, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21 DAY AS DEPOSITORS TRICKLED BACK TO RE-DEPO~ IT THEIR SAVINGS, By 3 PM ABOUT $138,000 JUST MUSIC HAD BEEN RETURNED TO THE BANK HE SAID ONLY ABOUT FIVE PERCENT OF THE BRANCH'S CUSTO I. LESTER LANIN AND HIS ORCHESTRA PLAY 23 RICHARD RODGEItS HITS FOR DANCIN~ - 4o:~ MERS ~ElL VICTIM TO THE RUMOR MONGERS AND SOME ENCHANTED EVENING, BLOODY MARY, HONEY BUN, YOUNGEIt THAN SPRINGTIME, 11M WITHDREW ONLY ABOUT A TENTH OF THE TO~AL DE GONNA WASH THAT MAN RIGHT OuTA My HAIR, IF I LevED You, JUNE 15 BURSTING OUT POSITS. ALL OVER, I COULD WRITE A BoeK, BEWITCHED, SHALL WE DANCE, GETTING TO KNOW ASSOCIATION orFICIALS SAID T~E RUMORS You, HELLO YOUNG LOVERS, THE LADY IS A T~AMP, HAPPY TALK, THE SOUND O~ MUSIC, WERt AIMED AT MUZZLING J.K. CHOY, MANAGER SIXTEEN GOING ON SEVENTEEN, Do-RE-MI, SLAUGHTER ON TENTH AVENUE, PEOPLE WILL AND VICE PRESIDENT, BECAUSE Of HIS CRITI SAY WEIRE IN LOVE, OH. WHAT A BEAUTI~UL MORNING, THE SURREY WITH THE FAINGE CISM ABOUT THE WAY THE WAR ON POVERTY WAS ON Top, THIS CANtT BE LOVE, THE CAROUSEL WALTZ. GOING IN CHINATOWN. CHOY, 15, SAID HE HAD NO PLANS TO MAKE A 2. liTHE PINK PANTHER" - COMPOSED AND CONDUCTED BY HENRY MANCINI - 28 48 PUBLIC APPEAL TO DEPOSITORS "THEY MUST THE PINK PANTHER THEME, IT HAD BE~TE~ BE TONIGHT, ROYAL BLUE, CHAMPAGNE AND HAVE CON'IDENCE IN US, AND THIS IS SOMf QUAIL, THE VilLAGE INN, THE TIBER TWIST, IT HAD BETTE~ BE TONIGHT (VOCAL), THING INDIVIDUALS MUST DECIDE FOR THEM CORTINA, THE LONELY PRINCESS, SOMETHING FOA SELLERS, PIANO ANO STRINGS, SELVES," HE ADDEO. SHADES OF SENNETT. HE SAID THE SUPPORT RECEIVED FROM fEDERAL AGENCIES WHICH REGULAT[ AND INSURE HIM WER~ SCHUBERT ALLEY - HOST, BOB YOUNG "ELOQUENT ENOUGH" TESTIMONY TO THE SOLVENCY 0,. THE BRANCH. "My FAIR LADY" - ORGINIAL CAST RECORDING WITH REX HARRISON, JULIE ANDREWS AND THE RUMORS SAID THE BANK WAS FOLDING AND STANLEY HOLLOWAY - 90 00+ THE PRESIDENT PLANNEO TO MAKE A SNEAK ES CAPE TO MEX I CO NOTE ALL TIMES GIVEN ARE ACCURATE TO THE SECOND WHEN POSSIBLE AND A~E GENEROUS MEANWHILE, INVESTIGATORS CONTINUED THEIR IN ALL OTHER CASES. TIME, EXCEPT WHEN NOTED, 00 NOT INCLUDE COMMENTARY. BUT EFFORTS TO TRACK DO~N THOSE WHD PERPETRATED ARE MUSICAL CONTENT ALONE. AIR TIME, UNLESS OTHERWISE ANNOUNCED IS 7,45 PM. THE RUMORS. THEY ADMITTED, HOWEVER, THAT THEY WERE MAKING LITTLE HEADW~Y SMOKING REPORT CLARIFIED NEW V'RK (UPI)--AN OPTIMISTIC ~EPORT ON POWELL IN,THE HOT ~EAT CIGARETTE SMOKING AND LUNG CANCER SENT NEW YORK ~UPIJ--REP ADAM CLAYTON PO~ELL. TOBACCO STOCKS SKY~OCKETING ON BoTH SIDES (DEM.-N.Y.), WAS SAFE fROM ARREST TODAY - Of THE ATLANTIC TOOAY. P~ICES ON CIGARETTE BUT ONLY SO LONG AS CONGRESS IS IN SESSION ISSuES SOARED TAEMENDOUSLY. AND HE STAVS OUT OF NEW YORK MONDAYS LATER THE REPORT OF A "MAJOR BREAK THROUGH SATURDAYS, THROUGH" WAS TONED DOWN BUT THE CLARIFI AN ARREST ORDER ISSUED YESTERDAY LE~T TH~ CATION CAME TOO LATE TO BE REFLECTED ON CONGRESSMAN-CLERGYMAN fREE TO CONDUCT SUN THE MARKET. DAY SERVICES AT HIS ABYSSINI'N BAPTIST THE REPORT OUT OF AUSTIN, TEX., LArt CHURCH IN HARLEM YESTERDAY WAS BELIEVED RESPONSIBLE rOR A A SIMILAR ARREST ORDER ISSUED IN JUNE, GAIN OF $84 MILLION IN TOBACCO STOCK 1964, HAS KEPT POWELL OuT or NEW YORK ON SHARES IN LONDON. TOBACCO ISSUES ~LSO ROSE WEEKDAYS WHEN CONGRESS IS RECESSED. SH~RPLY ON THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE As SOON AS CONGRESS RECESSES, ANY SHERIFF ~OLLoWING THE REPORT WILL BE AUTHORIZED TO ARREST THE N~GRO LAW OR. CHARLES LEMAISTRE, VICE CHANCELLOIt MAKER FOR CIVIL CONTEMPT Of COURT AND TO OF HEALTH AF~AIRS AT THE UNIVERSITY O~ DETAIN HIM UNTIL HE PAYS A $164,000 DEFAMA TEXAS AND A MEMBER OF THE U S. SURGEON TION OF CHARACTER JUDGMENT THE ORDER IS GENERAL's ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON SMOKING NOT VALID ON SUNDAYS, HOWEVER. AND HEALTH, TOLD OF AN IMMINENT BREAK IN AN OPINION ISSUED WITH THE ARREST OR THROUGH IN ISOLATING A MAJOR CANCER DER, STATE SUPREME COURT JUSTICE WILFRED A CAUSING ELEMENT IN CIGARETTE SMOKE. WALTEMAOE WROTE' "JUSTICE PROCEEDS SLOWLY As A RESULT or THE SHARP REACTION TO BUT SulULV AND ~ILL NOT BE DENIED." Anyone? THE REPORT, DR LEMA ISTRE ISSUED A CL~RI LAST MONDAY THE HARLEM DEMOCRAT WAS FOUND ~YING STATEMENT, WHICH MIGHT AFFECT TO GUILTy Of CRIMINAL CONTEMPT rOR WILLFULLY BACCO STOCK P~ICES WHEN THE MARKETS OPEN VIOLATING fIVE COURT ORDERS TO SUBMIT HIM The dr1nkable sort, we meanl Ingredi MONDAY, SELF To fiNANCIAL EXAMINATION. ents: "My COMMENTS," HE SAID, "WERE INTENDED No ARREST ORDER WAS ISSUED ON THE CRIMIN TO IMPLY THAT WE CAN EX~ECT ADDITIONAL AL CONTEMPT CONVICTION, UNDER WHICH POWELL Green Creme de Menthe (hope IDENTIFICATION AND ISOLATION or SUCH HARM IS LIABLE TO A MAXIMUM POSSIBLE SENTENCE OF you stocked up at our last FUL ~GENTS IN THE RESEARCH THAT WAS UNDER 150 OAVS IN JAIL AND A FINE OF $1,250. AN sale), ~ Creme de Cacao, TAKEN AFTER THE SU~GEON GENERAL'S REPORT ORDER FOR HIS ARREST ON THIS CHARGE WOULD fresh cream, cracked ice ""AS MADE PUBLIC II BE VALID SEVEN DAYS A WEEK, EVEN ""HILE CON frothed ~n a blender. "1 DID NOT INTEND Tct IMPLY THAT ANY GRESS '5 IN SESSION, Mmrn --- the yummiest! SPECIFIC P~OJECT OR INVESTIGATION WOULD POWELL'S TROUBLES WITH THE COURTS STEM PROVIDE THE BREAKTHROUGH BUT THAT IT WOULD rROM HIS APPEARANCE ON A TELEVISION PRO MARIE BRIZZARD CREME DE CACAO COME FROM THE IMPACT or THE INCREASED RE G~AM SIX YEARS AGO WHEN HE CALLED MRs. EST (WHITE ~ BROWN) SEARCH ErrORT BEING UNOERTAKEN. HER JAMES, A "BAGWOMAN," OR GI'!AFT COLLECTOR. THE HARLEM WIDOW BROUGHT SUIT fOR DEFAMA NEW YORK (UPI)--MRS. RG6ERT F. KENNEDY TION OF CHARACTER AND WON A JUDGMENT NOW Now onJ.s' $2.40! SPECIAL OF THE WEEK IS EXPECTING HER 10TH CHILO IN THE SPRING, TOTALING $t64,000. at the IT WAS ANNOUNCED TODAY. THE WIFE OF THE JUNIOR SENATOR FROM NEW KOALA LUMPUR, MALAYSIA (UPI)--BANNEO BV YORK IS PRESENTLY THE MOTHER OF SIX BOYS MOSLEM CUSTOMS ~RGM WEARING BATHING SUITS AND THREE GIRLS, THE LAST OF WHOM, MATTH~ BECAUSE THEY ARE JUDGED IMMODEST, II VOUNG WAS BORN JAN. I I, 1965. BEAUTIES TURNED OUT FO~ THE FINALS OF THE "NEEDLESS TO SAY, THE KENNEDYS ARE DE MISS MALAYSIA CONTEST LAST NIGHT IN TIGHT LIGHTED, AND SHE IS DOING FINE," A SPOKES FITTING "MINI-SARONGS." MAN SAID. MRS. KENNEDY IS THE FORMER ETHEL THE: ItMINI-SAR:ONC" IS MOITE REVEALING AT SII'AKEl. • THE BUST AND ~EGS THAN THE USUAL SARGMG. THE SIDE S~ITS REACH THE HIPS AND THE TINY LONDON (UPI)--THE rlRST CARGO SHIP BUILT DRESS CLINGS TIGHTLY TO THE FIGU~[. IN BRITAIN FOR RED CHINA WAS LAUNCHED YES THE WINNER or THE CONTEST WAS MINI-SA TtltDAY. .OM[O 18-YEAR-O~D MEftl.ON MEKELVI, 37-25-38. BERLIN (UPI)--FoUR COMMUNIST EAST GERMAN THE 15,OOO-TON VESSEL WAS NAMED DUN BORDER GUARDS ESCAPED To WEST BERLIN ~AST HUANG. IT IS THE FIRST OF TWO CARGO SHIPS TALENT DlrrERS fROM GENIUS, AS vOLUNTARY NIGHT BY SWIMMING ACROSS A RIVER UNNOTICED BY A BRITISH FIRM IS BUILDING FeR THE RED DIFrERS pROM INVOLUNTARY POWE~. THEIR FORMER COMRADES. CHINESE. WI LL lAM HAZ\.ITT PAGE 5 HOURGLASS SATURDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1966 LOCAL SPORTS 5 t t ., ..... AN. 1__ ~~ ______por s sec Ion ~ __4MZC RO'-N'.:~::' FOR THE FIRST ~~~ET HALF :'!J;~ECHAMPIONSHIPS BY DEFEATING THE N... ALII "B" TE ... M 15-6 AT COLLEGE FOOTBALL ROUNDUP DALLY FIELD YESTERDAY. ROI TALLIED 5 RUNS NEW YORK (UPI )--TOP-RANKED MICHIGAN STATE AND THIRD-RANKED ALA8AMA PULLED OFF DRAMATIC IN THE FIRST INNING ON 4 HITS AND A PAIR or FOURTH-PERIOD RALLIES IN THE RAIN TODAY TO REMAIN UNBEATEN WHitE SECOND-RANKED NOTRE DAME WALKS TO TAKE THE LE"'D. THE BIG BLOW IN THIS ROLLED UP MORE THAN 30 POINTS FOR THE THIRD STRAIGHT ~EEK. INNING CAME OFr THE BAT OF ANSLEY LING. MICHIGAN STATE, ATTEMPTING TO BECOME THE FIRST TEAM TO WIN TWO STRAIGHT NATIONAL CHAMP ROI INCREASED THEIR LEAD IN THE THIRD INNING IONSHIPS SINCE OKLAHOMA TURNED THE TRICK IN 1955 AND 1956, LEO OHIO STATE 3~2 AFTER THREE ON LARRY KIYABU'S 2-RUN HOMER. PERIODS BUT FELL BEHIND 8-3 IN THE FOURTH QUARTER. THE SPARTANS HAD TO TRAVEL 83-YARDS IN ALII TALLIED FOUR RUNS IN THE THIRD INNING A BLINDING RAINSTORM FOR THE TOUCHDOWN THAT NIPPED THE AROUSED BUCKEYES, 11-8. AND ADDED TWO MORE IN THE FIFTH FOR THEIR ALABAMA TRAILED ARCH-RIVAL TENNESSEE 10-0 ArTER THREE PERIODS AND SEEMED TO BE ON THE SIX RUN TOTAL. IN THIS INNING ROI PITCHING VERGE OF BEING U,5ET. THE CRIMSON TIDE, HELD TO A 7-7 Tit BY THE VOLS LAST YEAR, PUSHED ALLOWED THREE WAt, KS AND SONNY "BEAR" KAPAHU ACROSS I I POINTS IN THE FINAL PERIOD TO EDGE TENNESSEE, 11-10. DOUBLED TO PROVIDE THE SPARK. ARA PARSEGHIAN~S NOTRE DAME CLUB THAT MAY BE ABLE TO MATCH THE GREATEST Or THE KNUTE THE WINNING PITCHER WAS JIM RUBON AND ROCKNE AND FRANK LEAHY TEAMS HAD LITTLE TROUBLE BLASTING NORTH CAROLINA, 32-0 AS LARRY THE LOSER ANE2 ATRAY. CONJAR RAMMED IN TWO TOUCHDOWNS AND TERRY HANRATTY TOSSED A 56-YARD TO PASS TO JIM SEYMOUR AT BRANDON FIELD, KENTRON CAME FROM BEHIND TO MAKE IT 20-0 AT HALFTIME. IN THE FOURTH INNING WITH FOUR RUNS TO TURN OHIO STATE JUMPED INTO AN 8-3 IN THE FINAL PERIOD WHEN SOPHOMORE BILL LONG TOSSED A 47- BACK A STUBBORN HIGH SCHOOL TEAM 9-8. YARD TOUCHDOWN PASS TO BILLY ANDERS. TRAILING 7-5 AFTER THREE INNINGS OF PLAY, THE SPARTANS THEN CAME BACK AS QUARTERBACK NICKLAUS WINS 20 GIS IN SAHARA HIGH SCHOOL COMMITTED THREE COSTLY ERRORS JIMMY RAYE HIT ON PASSES OF 27) 15, AND 12 LAS VEGAS (UPI )--JACK NICKLAUS, WITH A TO ENABLE KENTRON TO SCORE THEIR FOUR RUNS. YAROS -- THE LAST TO THE TWO-YARD-LINE. FOUR rIVE-UNDER-PAR FINAL ROUND OF 66, CAME FROM HIGH SCHOOL HAD TAKEN THE LEAD IN THE FIRST PLAYS LATER BOB APISA PLUNGED IN FOR THE BEHIND TODAY TO WIN THE TOP PRIZE OF $20,000 INNING ON A PAIR OF WALKS AND PERRY BRACEY'S WINNING TOUCHDOWN WITH 7 09 REMAINING. DICK IN THE $100,000 SAHARA INVITATIONAL GOLF SINGLE, TO SCORE THREE RUNS IN THE FOURTH KENNEY, WHO MISSED ON FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS TOURNAMENT, CARDING A 72-HOLE TOTAL OF 282 INNING THEY CAME UP WITH FOUR RUNS TO TAKE FROM THE 40, 47 AND 49, HIT ON ONE FROM THE HE PUT TOGETHER NINES OF 31-35 IN THE FINAL THE LEAD MOMENTARILY. 17 IN THE THIRD PERIOD TO ACCOUNT FOR THE ROUND TO CATCH AND PASS MILLER BARBER, WHO BRACEY WAS THE BIG STICK FOR HIGH SCHOOL OTHER SP"'RTAN SCORE LEO BY ONE STROKE AT THE END OF THREE ROUNDS. WITH TWO SINGLES AND A HOMER. THE WINNING TENNESSEE SCORED 10 POINTS IN THE FIRST BARBER DROPPED TO A 70 ON THE FINAL ROUND PITCHER WAS JIM MOORE AND THE LOSER MIKE PERIOD AS DEWEY WARREN THREW A SIX-YARD AFTER A SPARKLING 64 IN THE THIRD AND WITH HASLER. SCORING PASS TO AUSTIN DENNEY AND GARY HIS EARLIER ROUNDS OF 72-79, ENDED UP WITH FAST PITCH SCHEDULE WRIGHT KICKED A 4o-YARD FIELD GOAL. KENNY 285 IN A TIE WITH ARNOLD PALMER, WHO HAD MON. OCT. 17 DALLY FIELD STABLER SCORED ALABAMA'S ONLY TOUCHOOWN ON 71-80-67~67 THEY EACH WON $9,750. 5:15 PM ROI-NAMUR vs EStYE BASKETS A PLUNGE EARLY IN THE FOURTH PERIOD AND THEN Two STROKES BACK AT 281 WERE GARDNER DICK (BURKE & ALAMEDA) PASSED TO WAYNE COOK FOR TWO EXTRA POINTS INSON, WHO HAD 72-76-71-68, AND GEORGE ARCH 'WED. OCT. 19 DALLY FIELD STEVE DAVIS KICKED A 17-YARD FIELD GOAL WITH ER WITH 69-79-7~69. THEY EACH PICKED UP 5: 15 PM MZC VS KENTRON (ALAMEOA & Moos) FOUR MINUTES LEFT TO WIN THE GAME. TENNESSEE $4,650 FOR FOUR DAYS WORK. BRANDON FIELD MOVED OOWN TO THE ALABAMA TWO-YARD-LINE WITH THE FINAL DAY OF THE TOURNAMENT WAS PRAC 5 PM EBEYE BASKETS VS RIKAKIS LESS THAN A MINUTE LEFT BUT WRIGHT'S 17- TICALLY WINDLESS IN CONTRAST TO GUSTY (KEATON & LELEPALI) YARO FIELD GOAL ATTEMPT DRIFTED WIDE. WEATHER WHICH CAUSED SCORES TO SOAR IN THE NOTRE DAME, NOW 4-0 THIS YEAR AND 20-3-1 FIRST AND SECOND ROUNDS. LI TTLE LEAGUE SINCE PARSEGHIAN TOOK OVER IN 1964, BATTERED THE INDIANS AND THE TWINS PLAYED TO A 9-9 THE No. CAROLINA DEFENSE AS CONJAR, WHO ATHLETE OF THE MONTH BALLGAM[ YESTERDAY WITH THE GAME BEING CALLEC DIDN'T TOUCH THE BALL IN THE SECOND HALF, Los ANGELES (UPI)--ALLEN Fox, WHO DEFEATED BECAUSE OF DARKNESS AT THE END or FIVE IN RAN FOR 87 YAROS IN 13 CARRIES AND TWO TDs FOUR OF THE WORLD's TOP PLAYERS IN STRAIGHT NINGS THIS GAME WILL BE PLAYEO WITH THE IN THE FIRST HALF. NICK EDDY HAD 85 YAROS SETS IN THE PACIFIC SOUTHWEST TENNIS CHAM SAME LINE-UP EXCEPT PITCHING FROM THE SIXTH IN EIGHT CARRIES, INCLUDING A 52-YARD TOUCH PIONSHIPS, TODAY WAS SELECTED ATHLETE OF INNING. THE INDIANS WERE TRAILING 9-7 AT DOWN DASH IN THE THIRD PERIOO. THE IRISH THE MONTH rOR SEPTEMBER BY THE HELMS ATH THE TOP OF THE FIFTH INNING, WHEN THEY TIED PICKED UP 183 YARDS IN THE AIR, BESIDES 249 LETIC FOUNDATION. THE SCORE ON JOE RAMIREZ'S DOUBLE DOWN THE ON THE GROUND, WITH HANRATTY'S 56-YARD TO THE FORMER UCLA TENNIS CAPTAIN WAS A UN FIRST BASE LINE SCORING CARL ROBINSON AND STRIKE TO SEYMOUR THE KEY PASS THE IRISH ANIMOUS CHOICE FOR HIS FEAT OF DOWNING DALE SCHRAMM WITH THE TYING RUN RESERVES AGAIN FLOODED THE GAME IN THE SEC MANUEL SANTANA OF SPAIN, TONY ROCHE AND FRED BOTH TEAMS SCORED fOUR RUNS IN THE FIRST OND HALF AS THEY DID LAST WEEK AND BOB EMERSON OF AUSTRALIA ENROUTE TO HIS FINALS INNING TO START THE EXCITING CONTEST. IN GALDIEUX SCORED THE FINAL IRISH TO MATCH AGAINST AUSTRALIA'S Roy EMERSON. THE SECOND INNING THE TWINS WENT AHEAD WITH FIFTH-RANKED SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ROLLED TO Fox WAS SEEDED SEVENTH AMONG AMERICAN A RUN ON DAVE TIETZ'S SINGLE. IN THE THIRD A 21-7 VICTORY OVER STANFORD. TROY WINSLOW ENTRANTS BUT HIS IMPRESSIVE VICTORIES RE INNING THEY pUSHEO ACROSS FOUR ADDITIONAL PASSED FOR TWO TOUCHDOVNS AS THE TROJANS DID SULTED IN HIS BEING ADDED TO THE UNITED RUNS TO MAKE THE SCORE 9-4. THE INOIANS ALL THEIR SCORING IN THE FIRST HALF~ Roo ~TAT£S DAVIS CUP TEAM WHICH NEXT WEEK TRAVEL~ CAME BACK IN THE fOURTH INNING WITH FOUR SHERMAN AND RON DRAKE CAUGHT THE TOUCHDOWN TO SOUTH AMERICA FOR INTERZONE MATCHES. RUNS TO NARROW THE GAP AND SCORED TWO MORE PASSES AND DON MCCALL, WHO REPLACED MIKE COLLEGE GRID SCORES IN THE riFTH TO TIE THE GAME UP. LEADING GARRETT IN THE USC BACKFIELD, SCORED THE BATTERS FOR THE INDIANS WERE GENE COHAN OTHER TO. EAST: AND DOUG VALENTINO WITH A PAIR OF SINGLES. SIXTH-RANKED NESRASKA SQUEEZED TO A 21-0 ALLEGHENY 12 OBERLIN 0 FOR THE TWINS, DAVE TIETZ AND DON GRAY EACH VICTORY OVER STUBSORN KANSAS STATE IT WAS ST. PAUL'S 12 DELAWARE ST o GOT TWO HITS. NEBRASKAfS FIFTH WIN THIS YEAR AND 15TH WAYNESBURG 58 FROSTBURG 0 EDDIE HOOD AND DON GRAY PITCHED FINE BALL STRAIGHT REGULAR SEASON TRIUMPH KANSAS STATE CONNECTICUT 20 MAINE 19 FOR THEIR RESPECTIVE TEAMS. HAS LOST 16 STRAIGHT. WAYNE MEYLAN RECOV INDIANA ST.(P.... ) 44 rERRIS 6 ERED A PUNT IN THE END ZONE TO GIVE THE LAFAYETTE 40 TurTS 0 ~UARTERBACK HUSKERS A 14-0 HALFTIME LEAD BUT THE WINNERS MI D'IoIEST YOU ARE THE By JACK KEMP COULDN'T SCORE AGAIN UNTIL LATE IN THE GAME. CONCORDIA STATE 19 SLIPPERY ROCK 0 BUFFALO BILLS QUARTERBACK AND SEVENTH-RANKED GEORGIA TECH RALLIED IN WABASH 19 FRANKLIN 0 1965 "PLAYER OF THE YEAR" THE SECOND HALF IN A RAINSTORM TO DOWN Au No. DAKOTA SO. DAKOTA ST. 0 45 SITUATION' BURN, 17-3. QUARTERBACK JIM KING AND WING NEBRASKA 21 KANSAS ST. 10 SHEA STADIUM IS PACKED TO THE RAFTERS AS BACK JIMMY BROWN SCORED SECOND HALF TOUCH COLORADO 41 IOWA ST. 21 YOU INVADE NEW YORK FOR A NIGHT GAME. THE DOWNS TO DECIDE THE GAME AFTER AUBURN HAD NORTHERN ILLINOIS 49 BRADLEY 18 SCORE IS NEW YORK 24, BUFFALO 10, MIDWAY LEO 3-0 AT HALFTIME. WASHINGTON (Mo.) 39 FORDHAM 7 THROUGH THE THIRD QUARTER THE BALL RESTS EIGHTH-RANKED FLORIDA, LED BY QUARTERBACK HOPE 12 ALBION 9 STEVE SPURRIER, RALLIED TO EOGE No. CAROLINA SOUTH: ON THEIR 43-YARD LINE. You KNOW THE DEFENSE IS LOOKING FOR THE PASS AND SO YOU CALL FOR ~TATE, 17-10. SPURRIER COMPLETED 19 OF 32 NORFOLK ST. 33 HAMPTON INST. 27 A ••••••••• (ANSWER ON PAGE SIX) PASSES FOR 186 YARDS AND A TOUCHDOWN, HIS No. CAROLINA COLL. 31 VIRGINIA ST. 15 11TH OF THE SEASON. SPURRIER'S 31-YARD PASS WEST VIRGINIA ST. 21 HOWARD 13 TO RICHARD TRAPP WAS THE WINNING SCORE. HAMPDEN-SYDNEY 14 WESTERN MARYLAND 0 THIRO PERIOD, HITTING HIS FAVORITE RECEIVER, NINTH-RANKED PURDUE LOST EVERYTHING BUT TENNESSEE TECH 21 WEST. KENTUCKY 14 END TOMMY BURNETT, IN THE END ZONE FROM 22 THE GAME AS IT RALLIED TO EDGE MICHIGAN 21- MISSISSIPPI 14 SO. MISSISSIPPI 7 YARO~ OUT. SAlfTENUM TRIED TO RUN THE TWD 20 AND BECOME THE TEAM TO BEAT FOR THE CONCORO 47 M... RS. HILL 7 POINTER, BUT FAILED AND THE SCORING ENDED ROSE BOWL BID TRAILING 21-14, PURDUE GOT WEST: THERE. A SAFETY AND THEN SCORED THE WINNING TD WHEN UTAH 26 WASHINGTON ST KICKER BOB~HITE PUT THE OTHER SIX ARKAN LINEBACKER FRANK BURKE BLOCKED A PUNT, CAUGHT SAS POINTS ON THE SCOREBOARD WITH 22 AND 37- THE BALL AND STEPPED OVER THE GOAL LINE. YARD FIELD GOALS IN THE fiRST HALF PUROUE WAS BEHINO IN ALL STATISTICS. AUSTIN, TEX.(UPI }--THE ARKANSAS RAZORBACKS TEXAS f Bill BRADLEY, TNE SOPHOMORE WHIZ TENTH-RANKED OKLAHOMA, WARMING UP FOR NEXT SURVIVED A SEVERE CASE or rUMBLEITIS IN THE WHO RODE THE BENCH THE LAST THREE WEEKS BE ~E[K'S CLASH WITH NOTRE DAME, CRUSHED KANSAS FOURTH QUARTER TODAY TO HANG ON FOR A 12-7 CAUSE or A KNEE lNJURY, DROVE THE LONGHORNS ~5-0. MARV WARMACK PASSED TO BEN HART AND SOUTHWEST CONfERENCE VICTORY OVER THE UNI 66 YARDS LATE IN THE fiRST HAlf FOR THEIR tOOIE HINTON RACED 10 YARDS FOR THE FIRST TWO VERSITY Of TEXAS. ONLY SCORE. CHRIS GILBERT WENT THE FINAL ~OUCHDOWNS AND IT WAS EASY AFTER THAT FOR THE TEXAS HAD ITS OWN PROBLEMS HANGING ON TO YARD WITH 53 SECONDS LEFT IN THE HALF AND BOONERS THE BALL IN THE HARD-HITTING, HEAD-CRACKING DAVID CONWAY'S KICK PUT TEXAS AHEAD AT THE HARVARD, THE NATIONAL RUSHING LEADER, EX CLASH, LOSING THE BALL THREE flMES ON HALF, 7-6. ~LODED IN THE SECOND HALF FOR A 21-0 VICTORY rUMBL£S. IT WAS THE SECOND CONSECUTIVE WEEK rOR PVER CORNELL. SO~HOMORE QUARTERBACK RIC ZIM RAZORBACK QUARTERBACK JON BRITTENUM AC TE¥AS TO LOSE ON THE BASIS OF FIELD GOALS. ~ERMAN THREW TWO (CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX) COUNTED rOR THE WINNING TOUCHDOWN IN THE :t , ~j \ Pny:;::

PAGE 6 HOURGLASS SATURDAY, OCToBER 15, 1966 - 1CONTINUEO rROM (CONTiNurD FROM __ [I! LJl!P PAGE ONE) FOOTBALL PAGE r! VE) kNT~-INFL~T10N LEGI~LATION HE CAME HOME SATISFIED WITH THE PLANN- TOUCHDOWN PASSES AND VIC GATTO RAN FOR FACES ANOTHER kE-wRITINb ED PACE or THE BUILDUP ANO ASSERTED THAT THE OTHER SCORE. WASH~NGTON (UPI)-~PRESIDENT ~OHNSONIS MILITARY OPERATIONS OVER THE PAST YEAR YAta WHIPPED COLUMBIA 44-21 AS RE PLAN TO CURB INFLATION WITH A SUSPEN HAD "EXCEEDED OUR EXPECTATIONS. II SERVE QUARTERBACK PETE DOHERTY~ PLAY SION or TWO TAX BREAKS rOR BUSiNESS to HE REFUSED TO GIVE THE PLANNED TROOP ING !N PLACE or INJURED BRIAN DOWLING, DAY HEADED fOR HOUSE-SENATE HEGOT ilI."" DEPLOYMENT RATE'"t'WHICH HE SAW NO NEED TOSSED FIVE TOUCHDOWN PASSES TO SET AN T IONS. TO MAKE CHANGES. Ivy LEAGUE RECORD. IT APPEARED CERtAIN THE NATIONiS THE RATE INDICATED UNOFFICIALLY rOR ARMY CAPITALIZED ON A PAiR or FUM RAiLROADS, AiRLINES AND TRUCKERS WOULD THE REST OF THIS YEAR MAY BE SOMEWHAT BLES ON THE RUTGERS 30-YARD L~NE AND LOSE THE EXE~PTIONS THEY WON IN tHE KiGHER TKAN IN EARLIER ~ER~ODSc TURNED THEM INTO TOUCHOOWNS FOR A 14-9 SENATE YESTERDAY THAT WOU~D LET lHEM WHEN THE BIG BUILDUP STARTED IN AUGUST, AND 10 VICTORY. ARMY IS NOW 4 RETAIN THE TAX CREO~T BENEfiT or 1965, THERE WERE 80,000 U.Sc TROOPS iN ELSEWHERE j OREGON BEAT AIR FORCE, SPENDING FOR NEW EQUiPMENT AND aUllD~

VIET NAM ANO IN TWO MONTHS 52JOOO MORE 17~16J CALIFORNiA NIPPED WASHINGTON, iNGS c WERE SENT. IN SOME LATER PERIODS, THE 24-20; ARKANSAS BEAT TEXAS) 12~7; MIN INrLUENTIAl HOUSE MEMBERS Or THE NUMBERS WERE CONSIDERABLY SMALLER. NESOTA SHUT OUT IOWAN, 17~O; ILLINOIS HOUSE-SENATE COMMITTEE THAT ~i~l 180N THE TOTAL SENT SINCE AUGUST, 1965 HAS WHiPPED INDIANA, 24-10; MISSOURI OuT TH~ D~rrERENCES BETWEEN THE B~LlS BEtN 248,000. BLANKEO OKLAHOMA STAT[~ 7-0, NORTH P~SsED IN B01K CHAMBERS ~£RE OPPOSlD TO McNAMARA SOUGHT TO TURN OFF SPECULATION WESTERN TIED WISCONSIN, 3~3; SYRACUSE EXEMPTING THE INDUSTRIES fROM THE PLAN. ABOUT LARGE SCALE AMERICAN OPERATIONS iN BLANKED BOSTON COLLEGE j 30-3; HOLY JOHNSON ASKED] AND AT ONE TiME ~T AP THE rUTURE IN THE MEKONG DELTA SOUTH OF CROSS STOPPED BOSTON Uc) 17-14; ViR PEARED HE WOULD GET, A 16~kONTH SUSPEN~ ~AIGON, NOW THE RESPONSIBILITY OF THE GINIA TOPPED BMI, 38-27, NAVY BEAT SION or TAX CRED~Y FOR BUS~NESS INVEST ~OUTH VIETNAMESE ARMY WITH ITS U.Sc AD PITTSBURGH, 24-7; COLGATE BLANKED MENT AND fAST DEPRECiATiON SC~EDULES VISERS. PRINCETON, 7-0; AND VIRGINIA TECH rOR COMMERCUAL BUiLDINGS, HE SAID THERE WAS ONE U.S. BATTALION TOPP~O VANOERB1LT} 2t~6. THE riouSE BILL WAS P~$~to iN iH~T THERE NOW ANO HE DID NOT EXPECT "ANY rORM. THE SENATE APPROvto O~ J TO 19 ttUARTER8ACK AN~'~iER 38 DRASTIC CHANGE." VOTE YESTERDAY A 15-MONiH SUS?ENSION OF THE AMERICANS ARE CONCENTRAT!NG ON CO~ i WOuLD AOVIS[ CALLING fOR A ORAW OR THE TWO CREDITS AND EX~~~T~ONS rOR tHE BAT OPERATIONS I~ THE NORTHERN AND CEN SCREEN PASS. ADMITTEDLY, THE DEFENSE TRANSPORTATION lNDUSTRYc TRAL PROVINCES, BUT AS NEXT YEAR WEARS W H.l I-!AVE A I'spy" LOOK l NG rOR JUST THE SENATE ~EC'SION TO rXf~fT THE ON, IT WAS REPORTEO, MORE BATTALIONS MAY SUCH A PLAY, BuT ~T IS LESS OBV~OUS RA~~ROADSj AURLINES AND TRUCKERS CREW BE DISPATCHEO TO THE DELTAo THAN A STRA.IGI1T PASS fllAY. THE "Spyll THE r'RE or SE~" GEORGE D. AtKE~o IS USUALLY ONE or THE LINEBACKERS OR (REo-VT.), WHO DECLAREO~ "THESE ;EOPLE (CONTINUEO FROM ENDS WHOSE RESPONSiB~liTY I~ IS TO ARE MAKING UNGODLY AMOUNTS or MONEY wAR PAGE ONE) SHOUT A WARNING TO H!5 TEAMMATES WHEN OUT or THE WAR. I HAVE NEVER SEEN A THE SOVIET MAGAZINE ONGONYK REPORTED HE ~EES THIS TYPE or PLAY orVElOP. THE MORE D~SGRAc.ErUI, PERfORIo!ANCE.:' TODAY THAT NORTH VIETNAMESE PilOTS SUC~ESS OF A SCREEN OR DRAW DEPENDS ON By 4 42~28 VOilE, YHE SENATE ADOPTED 1 TRAINED IN THE SOVU:T UNION S "BEST FL.Y TIMING AND GOOD ACTlNG, AND IT TAKtS AN AMENDMENT iHAT WOULD E~t~pr PURCH~ ING SCHOOL" HAVE Al.READY SHOT OO¥lN AM MANY HOURS or PRACTICE TO ~AKE IT ASES or THE TRA~LER PAR' Of 6jG COM~ ERICAN PLANES IN VIET NAM. THE Moscow EFfECTIVE. MERCIAl TRUCKS, IT WOULD PtR~j, BUYERS REPORT SAID THE NORTH VIETNAMESE WERE TO USE THE SEVEN PERCENT TAX rREDn~ BEING TRAINEO TO HANOLE SUPERSONIC FOUR FLEE EA~T GER~~NY THROUGHOUT THE SUSPE~SE PfPIODo PLANes USING MISSILES AND OTHER MODERN BrRLINE {UPI)-=AN EAST GERMAN BORDER A '1N~LAR EXEMP1~ON FOR CA~GO AiR ~EAPONS IN A~RIAL DOG FIGHTS, GUARD USED HIS K~OW~EDGE or COMMUNIST CRAFT WAS ApcROVED BY vo~ct vor[~ Bur ADDITION, THE UNITED STATES HAS PATROL OPtRAllONS TO LEAD THREE OF HijS IN THE SENATE REJECTED J 37 ~o 27, AN kOST 128 AiRPLANES AND 2\4 HE~ICOPtERS rRIEND5 TO SAfETY tN W(SY BERLIN1 PO~ AMENDMENT TH~T WOULD (~YlND 1H( EXEMP IN SOUTH VIET NAM, THE SPOKESMAN SAID. liCE REPORT~O JOOAY. Two OTHER WOULD~ TION TO PURCHASES Of A~l AURCRAFY ON U.S. AIR FORCE, NAVY AND MARINE Pi BE REFUGEES WERE CAPTURED. AN OPTiON BASIS PRIOR 10 OCY. lO, Er~ LOTS DEALT MOST Of THEIR PUNCH IN THE THE 25-YEAR-Ol.D SOLDIER AND HIS frcrlVE DATE OF THE MEASURE c ~ECORD RAIDS AGAINST THE MILITARY rACIL THREE COMPANIONS SWAM ACROSS THE '50~ ALSO EXEMPTED BY VOICE VOlt rRO~ THE ITIES FUNNELING MEN ANO EQUIPMENT TO THE YARD-WIDE HAVEL R!VER sEPARAT!NG EAST SUSPENSION WERE COMMUTER TRA~N CARS. COMMUNIST rORCES FIGHTING IN THE SOUTH. FROM WEST BERLIN LAST NIGHT. REJECT(D BY A 45~25 VOTE WAS AN t~ MANY or THE M i S5 IONS, HIT THE SOUTH£:RN THEIR fliGHT WAS NOT DISCOVEREO UN FORT TO E~IMiNATE THE RAILROAD BNDU9~ PANHANDLE supr~l NE~ORK NORTH or THE TIL THEY HAD REACHED THE AMERICAN SEC TRY;S EXEMPTION ~ROM THE BUlb. THE prMILITARIZED ZONE AND ('GHT OTHERS HIT TOR AND NO SHOTS WERE riRED. ALL THREE AMENDMENT WAS SPONSORED BY SEN. JOHN INSIDE THE SIX-MILE SIDE ZONE ITSELFs WERE TAKEN TO A HOSPiTAL ~OR TREATMENT O. PASTORE (DEM.~Ro!c)~ WHO SAID THE BUT AUTHORITIES SAID NONE or THES£ HIT rOR EXPOSURE -~ THEY ARRIVED IN THE EXEMPTION rOR RA~LROADS DuSCRIM!NATED IN THE EASTERNMOST SECTOR OF THE ZONE WEST CLAD ONLY iN THEIR UNDERCLOTHES. AGAiNST OTHER INDUSTRIES. ~HERE AMERICANS SUSPENDED AIR ASSAULTS SOON AFTER THEIR ARRIVAL IN TkE ApPROVED, BY VOICE VOTE~ WAS AN TO GIVE \NTERHATIONAL CONTROL COM~ISSION WESTERN SECTOR: COMMUNIST PATROL BOATS AMENDMENT FOR CONSTRUCTiON or rREIGHT INSPECTORS A CHANCE TO CHECK THE EXTENT WITH SEARCHLIGHTS ABLAZE CRUISED UP CARS. Of COMMUNIST INFILTRATION IN THE ZONE~ AND DOWN THE RiVER IN AN APPARENT HUNT THE BILL CONTAiNED A RIDEP TACKED ON OTHER ATTACKS CENTERED IN THE CAPITAL fOR THE RErUGEES. THE CREWS COULD BE IN COMMliTEE BY SEN. JOH~ Jo WllL~A~Sj CITY Ot HANOI AND ITS BIG PORT OF HAI SEEN SEARCH!NG THE WATERS WITH THEIR (REP.-DEL.)} TO AUTHORIZE THE TREASURY PHONG. ONE SPOKESMAN SAID BOMBS OF' UP SUBMArHiNtGUNS AT THE READY. DEPARTMENT TO iSSUE A NEw KIND or SAV TO 3.,000 POUNDS -- u JUST ABOUT THE THE SUCCESSFUL SWIM TO rREEDOM TOOK INGS BONO. IT COULD EXCEED THE CURRENT HEAViEST WE HAVE" -- TURNED SURrACE-TO PL~CE IN A COUNTRY AREA ON THE BORDER 4 1/4 PERCENT INTEREST RAT~ l!MITATION AIR MISSILE SITES, PETROL!UM AND OiL Of THE U.S. SECTOR'S WANNSEE DISTRICT. rOR A LONG-TERM SAViNGS BOND. STORAGE AREAS, TRUCKS AND BARGES, INTO Two OTHER REFUGEES WERE CAUGHT LATER ------~ INFERNOS" • ON THE BORDER or THE BRITISH SECTORiS !~RAEL ~EEK~ COUNC~L AID THE SPOKESMAN SAID IT ~AS "A PARTICU SPANDAU DiSTRICTo UNITED NATiONS (UP~)--t5RAEL FROBABLY LARLY BIG DAY" FOR OIL STORAGE AREAS, COMMUN~sT FLARES WERE riRED TO INDI WilL &E(K A S£CURiiY COUNCIL R(SOLU110N WITH SEVEN FUEL DUMPS HIT. FOR THE THIRD CATE AN ESCAPE WAS UNDER WAY. DEMANDING TIGHTER U.N. SuPERVISION Of STRAIGHT D~Yj AIR fORCE PI~OTS HAMMERED WESTERN POLICE HtARD CRIES rOR HELP ITS BOROERS~ DiPLOMATiC SQUPC(S SA~D ~T A SAM MISSILE SITE 13 MilES NORTHWEST AND SAW TWO MEN BEING lED AWAY FROM TODAY. IH( SOURCES NOTCO THAT DU~ING A or DONG HOI. BOMBS IN THE 1,000 AND THE BORDER BY RED SOLDIERS. OEBATE IN THE SECURiry COUNllb lAST 3,000 POUND CLASS SET orr A BIG EXPLO NiGHT ON AN ISRAEL! COMPL4~Ni Or SVRIAN SION AND FIRES SO INTENSE THEY BURNED TOKYO (UPI)~-THE JAPANESE NEWS AGEN~ '-AGG.RESSION") BRITA1N 1 S lORD CARII.DON OUT AN AREA 400 TO 800 rEET WIDE. CY KVODO REPORTED TODAY THAT TEXTILE SAID HE WOULD W~LCOME AN INVESTIGATION IN ADDITION TO BOMBING THE DEMILITAR WORKERS IN PEKING HAVE BEEN ON STRIKE BY THE U.N. TRuCE SUPEPVISORY ORGANIZ~ IZED 20NE, B-525 TODAY MAOE TWO OTHER rOR 37 DAYS IN PROTEST AGAINST ACTiONS ATnON IN THE MIDDLE EAST or COU~TER RAIDS ON TARGETS INSIDE SOUTH ViET NAM. BY THE MiliTANT RED GUARD YOUTH MOVE 'SRA~l!-SYRiAN CHARGES. THEY STRUCK THE COMMUNIST BASE CAMPS AND MENT. !SRAEL FOREIGN MINIS~ER ABBA EBAN ~Ol BIVOUAC AREAS 18 MILES WEST-SOUTHWEST OF THE AGENCY'S PEKING CORREsPO~DENT TOLD THE COUNCIL ISRAEL WOULO WELCOME THE MARINE BASE AT DONG HA AND BOMBED A SAID lSI WORKERS WALKED OUl or A SPiN AN IMMED1~TE ~NS?EC~~ON TO OEY£RMlNE ,r SUSPECTED COMMUNIST ~ROOP OONCENTRATION NING rACTORY BECAUSE OF THE REO GUARD ANY ISRAtll BORDER MUL!TARY BUILDUP WAS 25 MILES WEST-NORTHWEST OF P~EIKU CITY. CRACKDOWN ON THE PEKING PARTY COMMIT~ IN PROGRESS AS CHARGED BY SYRiA. ON THE GROUND \ST ~1R CAVALRY UNITS IN TEE" ACCORDING TO "(HE NEIiSf'APER "Al.L £BANIS INTENTIONS wERE CLEAR UN CO~~ THEIR OPERATION IRVING SWEEP BEGAN UN REV(ILUTICXIIAR'1 WORKER", PUBI.ISHED BY ING BEfORt THE POWERFUL i5=~EMBER U.N. toVtA."~~ COMMUNIST SUPPLY CACHES AS THE PLANT. BODY. "I COME TO THiS TABLE TO SEEK THE THEY PRESSED THEiR MOP-UP IN A THREE-NA THE DISPATCH SAID THE MiLL EMPLOYS A!D or THE SECURITY COUNCll FOR THE RE~ TION ALLIED SWEEP THAT HAS TAKEN A TO~L 2,700 PERSONS. 11 SAID ~ COpy or THE SlORA1ION OF PEACE AND SECURITY ON Is~ or OVER 2,000 COMMUNIST DEAD OR CAPTUR[~ NEWSPAPER WAS POSTED AT PARTY OFfiCES. RAELvS BORDERS," HE SAID. PA4l 7 KlURGLASS SATURDAY KWlJALEIN SUNDAY ING ALLEY 0930-2330 0930-2300 0930-2330 °93°-233° 0'330-2400 1000-23°(1 CHURCH SERVICES 1000-/900 ((lOO - 1')00 1000- 1900 C LOSEtJ (OOO-I?OO IO()[)-190C CATteL Ie 7 AM AHO 9'15 IN THE MEMORIAL CHAPEL 0600-230° 0600-2300 0600-2300 0600-2300 0600-2300 r600-2300 AND AT 1120 AM ON ROI NAMUR DAILV MASS AT 4.45 PM IN THE BLt'S~O SACRA H[~T C~AP[L MoNDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. 1200-19OC 1200 - I 900 1200-1900 120o'J-'90° (2c!~!-I')OO 0730 - 1)00 arjO-1900 CoNrESSIONS BEfORE ~EEKDAY MASSES AND ON SATURDAY rROM 4 TO 4:45 ~M AND rROM HOBGY -CERA~-11 CS 1230-1730 1230- 1730 12 30-1730 1230-1730 123')-! 730 1230-17J~ SHOP 1830-2130 /1330- 21 30 1830-2130 1830-2130 1830- 2 13° I -)30-2 I 31J 7 to 8 PM CHURCH OF' CHR I ST LlflR/lRY 0900-2200 °900.2200 0100-2200 0,?CO-2200 0900-2200 O')OO~2?OO 1300-2201) SERVICES ~ILl BE ~ELD THIS LoRD'S DAV AT ,9 15 AM IN ROOM #25 Of THE SPECIAL 5£RVICE~ 8 8 0 1 0 8 11 0 3°-1730 083°-173° o2.Y·1 (30 0 3 - 73 0 30- 3° CEORGE S[ltl SCHOOL BIBLE STUOV IS GEAR LOCKER i 20J- [430 AT el30 AM SERVICES ARE SUNDAY EV[NING PfiJTO LAB 1300-2100 I!)oO-2100 1500-2100 IJOO-2100 i200-I)GO 1200-190C! 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LATTER-~Y SAINTS 6 G 2 0 30-2330 063 - 330 (630-233° o6::;O-23J) SEA~ICES AAE HELD IN ROOM #13 Of T"E GEORG£ SEITZ SCHOOL PRIESTHOOO MEET r:;OI f SfiACK 16 1 0 0 6 0 30- 93 1630-1930 !63C-1,)30 1630-193 1 3 -1;30 ING IS AT 8 30 AM SUNDAV SCHOOL ANO SAC~AMENT ~[ETIN~ IS AT 9 30 AM [1,1!)1I :JE.ACH LI F[ 1530 - 1':530 1530- (')0 1330-1:]30 r,Up f\lJ 011 ''UN EPISCOPAL EVENING PRAYER SERYICES WILL BE CONDUCTED EACH SUN 17'1;)-1 DC, TRAP RAIiC,[ DAY EVENINGS AT 6 IN THE CHA~tL r-1_1:_T_'_L_R_'A_~J_G_~ ____-L_-_-_-_-_--_-_-_- __-L_1_70_0~-_,~:~_.o __ ~_-_-_-~-~--~~_-_- __~_-_--_-_-_-_-_-- __~_-_-_-_-_--_-_-_- __~ ___--_-_-_-_--_- ____~~_··_(1_-_J_I_,_J ___ IPENTE~TAL WORSHIP I' m SERVICES WILL BE HELD AT 7 PM SUN- *" nal w.uk J o"ill~ ¥- * ~ OAY IN TIi[ CIiAPEL No RETU RN PROTESTANT RICHAROOON Spy IN YOUR ARABfSQUE LION HAS STOP THE WILD Af,AIR ADDRESS; FRANKENSTEIN WoRSHIP SERV1C[S WILL BE HELD AT 8 10 THEATER En 7:30 WINGS, ALSO WORLD 7.30 NEWS 7:JC CoN(lUERS THE AND II AM AT TH[ ISLAND Mt~OAjAL CHAPEL 7'30 SPORTS 7"30 7:30 JUN~CE eOO~ WORLO 7:30 REV OR ROBERT C SMITH WIL~ PREACH t------~r------_t------1_~~------+_~----~--~~~~------~~~L------}_------____ ~ THC SERMON ENTITLEO THE ST~AINS AND FRANKeNSTE STRESSES O~ LirE BASED ON THE TEXT TO YOKWE YUK WILD AFfAIR CoNQUtRS T LION IUs STOP THE I KINGS 19,1-8 THEATER 7 &. 9 WORLD 7 &9 WINGS; ALSO WO~LD A NURSERY IS PROVIDED IN TNE ISLANO SPORTS 7 &. 9 7 &. 9 DAY NURSERY .OR THt SUNDAY SCHOOL AND II AM SERVICE ~ 9'15 AM TO 12:45 PM LION HAS FRAHKENST£ I N Spy IN YOUA No RETUR" AB SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASSES fOR ALL ACt' IVEY HALL 51''1' IN YOUR WIN(;S, ALSO WILD A"~AI R ARABESQUE CoNQUERS THE EVE 6'30 &. ORCSS, NEW' ARt HELD AT THE G(O~G[ S[ITl SCHOOL AT THEATER EYE SPORTS 6'30 &. 8:30 6:30 &. 8:30 WoRLD 8 30 CoLOR 6'30 & 8:30 9:40 AM ADUltS ARE PRESENT TO AS~IST 6:30 &. 8:30 6'30 &. 8:30 6:30 &. 8'30 CARTOONS I CARTOONS I PM N[WCOHERS IN rlNDING THEIR CLASSROOMS t------f------r------+------t------f------~------~r_------4 SUNDAY SCHOOL ON Ral NAMUR IS AT 9 AM fRANKENSTEI LION HAs IN T~E CoMMUNITY BUILDING OCEAN VIE},' No RETURN STOP THE ARABESQUE WILD Ar'AIR Spy IN YOUR CoNQU[RS THE WINGSj A~SO THE WORSH1P SERVICE ON Rei NAMUR THEATER ADDRESS WoRLD 7 30 7 30 &. 7 30 &. 12 15 EYE WORLD SPORTS W1LL BE HELD AT 7 PM I N THE COMMUNI TV 7:30 &. 12 15 &. J!"5 12'15 7:30 &. 12 15 7'30&. 12 15 7;30 &. 12' 15 BUILDING AND WILL BE LED BY CHAPLAIN r------4------r------+_------+------~------_r------r_------______I SMlrN TRADE WINOS F'RANKENSTtl N Spy IN No RETURN LION HAS STOP THE ARABESQUE WI LO ArrAIR IN-CHURCH EVANGELlbM THLATER CoNCIUERS-THE YOUR EYE ADDRESS, WINGS, ALSO WORLD 8 8 BeRLIN (UPI)--CHURCHMEN rROM MORE WOItI.,CI 8 8 NEIo'S 8 SPORTS 8 8 THAN /00 COUNTRIES ~IL~ MEET T~IS MONTH r------~--=------~-----_r------~----__ =_----L------4~------L------~------4 TO MOUNT A ~ORLOWIDE EVANGELISTIC C~M- STOP THE IoORlO-1 WANT TO GET OFF' AT Spy IN YOUR EYE.94 MIN. ATC i HERSELr TO HAYE AN ~r"AlR At THE ANNU"L "AIGN DUIGN£;D TO BRUTIiE NEW LIFt IN- SUGE CoMEDY CoL!)R 104 MIN Spy DRANA COL-OR ~R I STMAS PARTY OF TME orr I CE $TAFr TO CONTENI'ORARY CHURCHES TONY TAN~[R, M'LLICENT MART!N DANA ANOREVS, BRETT HALSEY, PIER AN- TERRY THOMAS IS THE STurry EMPLOVER IN CHURCHES ARt TOO SlVGGrSH NOWAOAYS, THIS ENGLISH MUS'CA~, 50 WELL RECEIveD GELI THIS BRITISH PICTURE, WHICH NE~tR QUITE ACCORDING '0 MANY or THC 1,200 DELt- ON BROAOVAY S.~ERAL SEASONS AGO, HAS TH1S IS NOT A TITLE CHOSEN FOR ITS GETS OrF THE GROUND RELEASE OATE 1904 GATES GATHERING HERE rOR A TEN-OAY BEEN FILMED ON STAGt IN LONDON THERE AMUSING SOUND THERE 1$ INOEEO A WORLO CONGRESS ON EVANGELISM THE CoN- IS A SINGLE STARI<; SET, AND THE CAST AP- "Spy" TRANSPLANT[D IN THE eYE or AN FRAM'iENSTEIN CONQUERS THE I.ORLD-97 MIN. GRUS OI'EHS WrDIoiESOAY, Oct 26. P(ARS IN THE SANE COSTUM(S THROUGIiOUT AMER!CA~ INTELLIGENCE CHIEr, WHO NAS SCIENCE FICTION COLOR WIDt SCREEN ATC EVANGELIST BILLY GRAHAM, HONORARY THE HERO IS LITTLECIiAP WHO IS ACTING DUT HAD A LOST EYE REPLACED WtTH AN ART~ NICK ADAMS, KUMI MIZUNO CHAIRMAN Df THE CoNGRESS, SAYS liE HOPES HIS LIn: STDRY TONY TAH'lER, MEIoIORABLE flCIAL ONE THIS EVE, HDWEVER, ALSO AN llDVENTURE Or rRANKENIlTEIN AS HI: IT WILL SPUR A "WORLO-WIOE AWAKENINO." !N THE OI~~ICULT PART, B~INGS OUT THE ENABLES THE RUSSIAHS TO SEE SO THEY TRIES TO CoNQUER THE VORL" AN ANERI- As A PRELUDE TO THE NtETIHG, GRAMA .... 8[ST IN THE ANTHONY NCWLtV SONGS, 'lOTA- ARE ABLE TO rOUL UP THE CHIEr's 'I'Y CAN SCIENTiST AT A JAPANESE UNIVERSITY WILL ~OLD AN EIGHT-DAY PR[ACHING CRUS- liLY "WHAT KIND or FOOL AM /7" ANO "GONi'lA OPERATIONS A DAUGHTER OF " NoTED GUS INVOLVED WITH POLtCE AND THE ARMED ADt, WHICH WILe CONCLUDE SUNDAV, OCT. BUILD A MOUNTAIN." RELEASE DATE 1966. SCIENTIST HAS ONE-HAL. OF AN IMI'ORT~ F'ORCES IN AN ATTEMPT TO OESTROY THE 23 tN BERLIN', NEW 13,000-5[AT DEuTSCH- ANT rOR~ULA AHD HAS BEEN KIDNApPED HONSTER RELEASED IN 1966 LANOMAlL£. NO RO'IJRN AOOR£SS-88 MI N. AT IlY nu: COMMIES THE "EYI:" THCN GOES THE CoNGR[SS WILL INCLUOII: REPRUlENT .. DRAHA BLACK AND W~ITE INTO ACTION. RII:LEASE DATE 1966 LION HAS WINGS-I09 MIN ATC TIVES Or VIRTUALLY ALL PROTESTANT OE~ HARRY LOYEJOY, ALICIA HAMMONDS SEMI-DoCUMENTARY BLACK AND WHIT[ NOMINATIONS, MOST PROMINENT IN THE RAYMOND CARV[R, DRIVEN TO CRIME BE WILD AFrAIR-91 ~IN. 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