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VOL. 9, No. 3680 K'WAJALEI MARSHALL ISLANDS Capital Decorates Early Viel COli, AllIIOaftCeS Cease.fire for Holillays Today's News I , ' , CHICACO -- Lttnt.el r.ttlker No. ,,,' Allies Offer No Comment elected to Cht.aago Crune Com SAIGON (UP1 )w_ THE US COMMAND SAID TODAY 228 AMERICANS WERE KILLED IN AC mt..sUm. ION LAST WEEK, THE HEAVIEST TOLL FOR A SEVEN-DAY PERIOD SINCE LATE SEPTEMBER. BLOODSHED RErELCTED SEVERAL FIERCE BATTLES ALONG THE CAMBODIAN BORDER NEAR ROME _ Mt.Uwn wol"ke!'s stage ~day stnke today. SAID THE TOLL LAST WEEK AND NEW SORTIES THIS WEEK RAISED TO ALMOST THE NUMBER OF AMERI CANS KI LLED I N V I ET NAM F I GHTI NG SI NCE JANUARY I, NEW rORK -- lJaplsm school ALMOST HALF THE MEN KILLED IN ACTION HAVE FALLEN THIS YEAR closed today aftezo tmgl'y parBntll TOLL THROUGH THE WEEK ENDED LAST SATURDAY "'AS PLACED AT 29,865 AMERICANS dent.ed teachel"lI entJ"anClI, LLED OFFICIAL FIGURES RELEASEO DAILY IN SAIGON SAID AT LEAST 40 AMERICANS HAVE BEEN KilLED SINCE LAST SUNDAY, IN JERUSALEM -- lraqt. ant.l.Zery HUS Officia's Suspect CREASING THE OVER ALL TOLL TO JUST thought to haw acted on thet.l' 0I.ln OF 30,000. yesteroday. Iraq; Art iIIery S;Ies MEANWHILE, THE VIET CONG ANNOUNCED TODAY ITS TROOPS WOULD OBSERVE A 72-HOUR LOS ANGELES -- $lzohan tl'>t.al to Opellell fire 0/1 fle;r OWII CEASE-rIRE FOR BOTH CHRISTMAS AND NEW begt-n afiezo holuiays. JERUSALEM (UPI )-- THE IRAQI ARTILLERY YEAR'S DAY. AMERICAN AND SOUTH VIETHA"'· IN JORDAN THAT SHELLED ISRAELI ESE HEADQUARTERS ANNOUNCED A 24.HOUR PRAGUE -_ [}zo. Colotka dt.s11lt.ssed. AND TRIGGERED HEAVY RETAL TRUCE, FOR CHRISTMAS ONLY, LAST MONDAY AIR STRIKES YESTERDAY PROBABLY THE COMMUNIST ANNOUNCEMENT, BROAD~ WASHINGTON __ Car dealers appear THEIR OWN, POSSIBLY TO DIVERT CAST ON THE CLANDESTINE "LIBERATION Vlg before Senate Subcormtittee. ""''''ON FROM DOMESTIC TROUBLES, Is RADIO," 'WAS SEEN AS AN EFFORT TO UP OFFICIALS SAID TODAY. STAGE THE ALLIES AND SCORE PROPAGANDA SAIGON -- U.S. colWlllnd nports OFFICIALS MADE KNOWN THEIR SPEC~ POINTS FOR THE PARIS TALKS .... HICH ARE 228 Americans hlZed dzaot.ng last ULATION AS THOUSANDS OF IRAQIS DEMON EXPECTE:D TO BE IN SESS I ON OUR I NG THE IN BAGDAD AGAINST ISRAEL AND HOLIDAY PERIOD. TED STATES AND BAGDAD RADIO CAN U S AND SOUTH V I ETNAMESE SPOKESMEN REGULAR PROGRAMMING TO BROADCAST HAD NO IMMEDIATE COMMENT ON THE VIET Wa'ler Ge's Seco_II fer. CONG C0MMUNIQUE TODAY BUT IT WAS BE CHICAGO (UPI )-_ DANIEL WALKER, DIREC LIEVED THE ALLIES WOULD ABIDE ONLY BY TOR OF A CONTROVERSIAL INVESTIGATION FOUR DAYS OF BACK-AND-FORTH THEIR 24-HOUR TRUCE. INTO THE RIOTS DURING THE DEMOCRATIC e£TWrEN rORCES IN JORDAN AND THE VIET CONG ANNOUNCEMENT SAID ITS NATIONAL CONVENTION, TODAY WAS ELECTEO UP GOH THE NATIONAL CHRISTMAS TREE-The SRAEL. YESTERDAY'S AIR STRIKES BY TRUCES THIS YEAR WOULD LAST FROM I AM <::hrlstmas Tree 18 ra"led on the EllIpse near the ' TO HIS SECOND ONE-YEAR TERM AS PRESI~ House In Washington (background) The tree IS a 74 foot'TH( 1 SRA£L I S WERE AGAINST I R"QI TROOPS DEC. 24 - I AM DEC. 27 ANO FROM I AM DENT OF THE CHICAGO CRIME CO~MISSION. Englemann Spruce cut from the Umta Nattonal Forest nearfTAT I ON EO I NS I DE: JORDAN AND THE I R AR- DEC. 20 - I AM JAN. 2 WALKER, WHO IS VICE PRESIDENT AND Heber Cltv Utah 'tILLERY AND RADAR POSITIONS, THE ALLIES SAID THEIR CHRISTMA! GENERAL COUNSEL OF MONTGOMERY WARD AND JORDANIAN MILITARY AUTfORITIES SEALED TRUCE WOULD START AT 6 PM DEC 24 AND Co., WAS IN CHARGE OF AN INVESTIGATION Official THE AREA~ BOMBEO YESTERDAY. END 24 HOURS LATER TEAM WHICH DELIVERED ITS REPORT ON THE PRAGUE (UP I )__ DR PrTE::R COLOTl(A CONVENTION WEEK RIOTS TO THE NATIONAL WAS DISMISSED BY THE CzrCf1OSLOVAK GOV f eaelterS B'oclell from Bu;'";II,s COMMISSION ON VIOLENCE SUNDAY. ERNMENT TONIGHT AfTER HE: HAD LED A THE REPORT INCLUDED CHARGES THAT THE FIGHT TO' HAVE A RUSSIAN OCCUPATION DISTURBANCES AMOUNTED AT TI"'ES TO "A POLICE RIOT". THE CHARGES HAVE BEEN NEWSPAPtR BANNED, PRAGUE RADIO AN Parents Force School Closing CHALLENGED BY MAYOR DALEY AND THE CHIEF NOUNCED. COLOTKA ANNOUNCED ON TELEVISION NEW YORK (UPI )~_ A SECOND NEW YORK SCHOOL WAS CLOSED TODAY IN THE MOUNTING FEDERAL JUOGE OF CHICAGO, BILL C,""",~ DECENTRALIZATION OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM AFTER ANGRY PARENTS AT TODAY'S MEETING OF THE CRIME COM LAST SATURDAY THAT THE REFORM GOV MISSION, WALKER'S NOMINATION ~AS EN ERNMENT HOPED TO USE "DIPLOMATIC UNION TEA(,.HERS I'(lR A ";ECOND DAY CHANNELS" TO SHUT DOWN THE CZECH c""'" w:'~~';:"~',~":':AL ADMINISTRATOR OF AN EXPERIEMENTAL HARLEM SCHOOL DIST- DORCED UNANIMOUSLY. WILLIAM S. A PAST CHAIRMAN OF THE NOMINATING COM LANGUAGE PAPER ZPRAVY, 'WHICH MANY E Y SCHOOL 39 IN ORDER TO AVERT A POSSIBLE PHYSICAL CLASH MITTEE, SAIO OF WALKER, "THE COMMITTEE CITIZENS SAID CONTAINED PRo-SOVIET BETWEEN SOME 30 PARENTS WHO BLOCKED ADMITTANCE or NINE TEACHERS TO THE I!UILOIHG WILSON ACTED AFTEi'l: /l,SST SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT NORMAN BROMUCHER INFORMED THE UNANIMOUSLY REAFFIRMS HIS NOMINATION PROPAGANDA. SHORTLY BEFORE THE NEWS OF HIS DIS WANTED THE DEMONSTRATORS RotOVED THE TEACHERS SPENT MOST OF THAT MORN_ WITH THE CONVICTION THAT HE HAS BEEN MISSAL, THE CZECH INTERIOR MINISTRY IN A NEARBY RESTAURANT WAITING FOR BOARD TO PROVIDE THEM WITH SAFE EN- ONE or OUR F'INEST PRESIDENTS" WENT ON NATIONAL TELEVISION TO OENY IT WAS PUSHING THE NEWSPAPER'S DISTRI THE PARENTS WERE PROTESTING THE TEA Worlers SI".e Cripp';II, SIrile i_ Ro.e BUTION. THE MINISTRv SAID THE PAPER CHERS DEFIANCE OF AN ORDER BY WILSON WAS PUBL ISHED BY THE SOVI (T ARMY AND THE LOCAL GOVERNING BOARD OF THE THEREFORE IT WAS HELPLESS IN THE ICT THAT CLASSES NOT BE HELD LAST THE DAY AFTER THANKSGIVING. Officials Hope Violence End d MATTEE''-__-;o- __ -,,-____ -;o-__ _ o HAD ORDERED ALL SCHOOLS IN RG1E (UPI ) __ MORE THAN A MILLION WORKERS STAGED A CRIPPLING ONE-DAY STRIKE TODAY, BUT A STREET DEMONSTRATION BY THOUSANDS WHO SCREAMED OBSCENITIES AND Car Dealers Begin STR I KE THR EW ROCKS AT POL I CE TURNED OUT TO BE A PERFORMANCE WI Til MUCH BARK BUT LI TTLE BITE. Defending Position DISTRICT WHEN THE DEMONSTRATORS FAILED'TO MUSTER A KNOCKOUT PUNCH, AUTHORITIES WHO WASHINGTON (UPI ) __ CAR OEALe:RS 'WOULD REMA t NED OPEN OUR I NG THE STR I KE HAD FEARED A MAJOR OUTBURST OF VIOLENCE EXPRESSED CAUTIOUS HOPE "THE WORST IS BE "TARRED AND rEATHER£D" BY TI1£IR END Ell Nov. 18, 'THE LOCAL GOVERN OVER" IN HOPES THAT THE 'WOI'lST CIVIL DISORDER TO HIT ITALY SINCE THE 1960 RIOTS CUSTOMERS IF THEY WERE FOUND "GUILTY" BOARD SAID THERE VAS NO REASON WHY WAS OVER. OF THE SKADY PRACTICES THEIR CRITICS TRADITIONAL THANKSGIVING WEEKEND THE STRI KE, HOWEVER, BROUGHT THIS TO A STATE OF PARALYSIS UNMATCHED ITS POSTWAR HISTORY. IT WAS CALLED ALLEGE, THE PRESIDENT OF THE NATIONAL ROME AND NEIGHBORING CITIES TO PRO_ AUTOMOGILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION SAID LOW f,;MPLDYMENT AND WAGE: LEVELS. TODAY. TOM A. WILLIAMS, A CHEVROL£T DEALER THAT THE COUNTRY .... AS COMING IN GREENSBORO, N.C., TOLD THE SENATE ITS GOVERNMENT CRISIS, NOW MORE ANTITRUST AND MONOPOLY SUBCOMnlTTEE Untd After Holidays WEEKS OLD. THAT DEALERS WERE BEING USED AS A LOS ANGELES (IJPI ) __ SIRHAN B. SIRHAN, ER_D~SIGNATE MARIANO RUMOR RE ' ....IHIPPING BOY" BY UNquALIFIED AND OF BY HIS CHIEF DEFENSE ATTOR BARGAINING LATE TODAY WITII' HIS TEN SELF-PROCLAIMED EXPERTS AS "AN AVERAGE CHAP" WILL GO TO C~RISTIAN DEMOCRATS, THE SOCI"""" ALL TOO OFTEN, WILLIAMS SAID, THE IAL FOR THE MURDER OF ROBERT KENNEDY REPUBLICANS AND SIGNS POINTED TO DEALER IS "CONDEMNED AND CONVICTED STEEL PLATED COURTROOM WITH CLOS BY RUMOR, HEARSAY AND GOSSIP--EVEN RCUIT TELEVISION FOR NEWS REPORT AGREEMENT SOON ON F'ORMATION OF' A DELIBERATE DISTORTION or THE FACTS." SUPERIOR COURT JUDGE HERBERT V. REACTING TO CHARGES BY EARLIER WIT TODAY OVERRULED A PROSECUTION THE BIG STRIKE HIT HARD. A FEW NESSES THAT DEALERS ENGAGED IN QUES I"""'""T THAT THE TRIAL SHOULD START TODAY. BUT BY MIDDAY, ROME TIONABLE PRACTICES rROM CHEATING ON LOOKED LI KE A CI TY HALF DESERTED. WARRANTY WORK TO GOUGING CUSTOMERS CONTINUANCE PAST THE HOLIDAYS SO BIG AND SMALL WERE SHUTTERED. ON lOAN INTEREST RATES, WILLIAMS SAID DEFENSE LAWYER GRANT B. COOPER INDUSTRY WAS AT A STANDSTILL AND GOV DEALERS OBJECT TO BEING PICTURED AS COULD PREPARE HIS CASE ERNMENT OFrlCES CLOSED. No MAIL WAS CHEATING "99 PERCENT OF OUR CUSTOMERS" IN A IS-MINUTE COURT SESSION IN THE DELIVERED TAXIS AND BUSES WERE AB "IF THIS WERE TRUE," WillIAMS SAID, OF JUSTICE AND AT A NEW CONFER SENT FROM THE STREETS AND TRAIN SER "DEALERS WOULD NOT BE ABLE TO CONTINUE ENCE AFTERWARDS, IT D(VELOPED VICE WAS CUT BACK SHARPLY. TO liVE IN THEIR COMMUNITIES" -~RS. ETHEL KENNEDY WHO WAS ONLY A THE MASSIVE GENERAL STRIKE CAME AF It/ILLIAMS CITED SURVEYS TAKEN BY FEW FEET FROM HER HUSBAND WHEN HE TER DAYS OF' RIOTING IN OTHER CITIES NADA, A TRADE ORGANIZATION REPRESENT WAS fATALLY WOUNDED IN THE AMBASSA THAT LEFT TWO DEAD AND NEARLY 200 IN ING 21,000 CAR DEALERS, THAT SHOWED DOR HOTEL JUNE 5, WILL NOT BE CALLED JURED. THE RIOTING WAS PROVOKED BY UP TO b4 PERCENT Dr THOSE RESPONDING AS A WITNESS. AN INCIDENT IN SICILY MONDAY IN WHICH WERE SATISFIED WITH THEIR DEALER'S --EMILE ZOLA BERMAN, A NEW YORK AT POLICE KILLED TWO STRIKING FARMHANDS, SERVI CEo TORNEY WHO GAINED PROMINENCE FOR HIS F I rTY THOUSAND STR I KERS AND- LEFT AN EARLIER WITNESS, WARREN J. Me 1951 DEFENSE OF A MARINE SERGEANT AC WING REBEL STUDENTS STAGED TODAytS ELENY, A GENERAL MOTORS DEALER IN CUSED OF' CAUSING THE OEATH OF ROOKIES MASS RALLY IN ROME. THE DEMONSTRATION CLINTON, IOWA, TOLD THE SUBCOMMITTEE WILL JOIN THE DEFENSE TEAM ALONG WITH ~~~~-c~~~,--"!t~LOOKED roll' A TIME AS THOUGH IT WOULD THAT THE NATION'S AUTOMAKERS EXTENDED COOPER AND RUSSELL PARSONS. ~ TURN NASTY. THE MARCHERS CARRIED NAIL NEW CAP WARRANTIES TO TRY TO STIMU -- THERE (S "NO PROBABILITY" THAT SIR IC JAMS THE TIPPED CLUBS AND SHOUTED "DEATH TO THJ: PIAZZA VENi.:ZIA IN ROME AFTER MILLIONS BOURGEOISIE" LATE SALES, BUT FAilED TO GIVE DEALERS HAN WILL CHANGE HIS P~ESENT STRAIGHT ENOUGH MONEY TO PAY rOA THE ADDITION PLEA OF INNOCENT TO ONE OF' NOT GUILTY OF WORK(AS WENT ON ~TRIKE, CRIPPLING THEY STRODE OErlANTlY PAST A POLICE AL SERVICE REOUIRED UNDER THE LONGER BY REASON OF INSANITY ALTHOUGH HIS ITALY's INDUSTRY AND .ARMS. THE ONE- SCHOOL AND BEGAN THROWING STICKS, 'WARRANTIES. CONDITION WILL BE A PRIME FACTOR IN OAT STRIKE WAS TO ENFORCE A DEMAND FOR STONES AND BOTTLES AT NATIONAL POLICE HIGHER PENSIONS FROM THE GOVERNMENT. orFICERS. THE POLICE QUICKLY WITH- LONG-RANGt 'WARRANTIES WERt rORCED ON NG TO AVOID THE ~AXIMUM PENALTY TRANSPORTATION IS STILL AT A STANDSTILL. PAGE. 2
I 1 FM Schedule • Reception a Success THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. DECEMBER 5&.6 AROUND1bWN 5UNOAY EVENING, APPROXIMATELY 325 PEO V(J4 SUPPE - 010~ERTIJRE" POET AND PEAS"N" ~ATHEREO AT T~E M-Z CLUB TO WIND UP • GOLDSTEIN MEMORIAL GOLF CLASSIC. DUR 9·00 THE. COURSE or THE. SIX HOUR AffAIR, VIENNA PHILHAR~ONIC ORCHESTRA CONDUCTED BY GEORG SOLTt THE MoTHER MYRA TROUPE I H~PORTED READY TO GIVE KWAJ- LOCAL BANDS PLAYED fOR THE PARTICI_ ITES A GOOD SHOW THIS \JiEE.KEND. THE FIRST PERFORMANCE WllLlp".'TS' .ENJOYMENT, BANOS DONATING THEIR BEETHOVEN _ PIANO CONCERTO No.4 IN G TA~E PLACE AT THE CROSSROADS ON SATURDAY AT 8 PM. SUNDAY, WERE THE NAUTICAL HAWAIIA~S, DANNY MAJOR, OPt 58 - 33.00 DEceMBER 8TH, THE SHOW MOVES TO THE YOKWE YUK FOR AN 8 PM GROUP AND THE YOUNG HA\JiAI I. ALLEGRO MODERATO; 2. ANDANTE CON PERfORMANCE. MONDAY EVENING, ROI-NAMUR RESIDENTS MAY VIEW INCLlJOE.O DRINKS AND A MENU Of 3. RONDO (VIVACE). PHILHARMONIA ORCHES THE SHO'o/ AT THE JACKAROO CLUB BEGINNING AT 7:15 PM. If CHOW M[IN NOODLES, SIII[[T AND TRA CONDUCTED BY LEOPOLD LUOVIG. EMIL YOU WANT AN [VENING Of fUN, MUSIC, DANCING AND SiNGING.... PORTK, ORIENTAL BARBEQUED RIBS, GILtLS, PIANO. NIELSEN .. SYMPHONY No. IN G MINOR, OPt SEE THIS SHOW! IT WILL NOT BE POSSIBLE fOR CHILDREN TO BE HOYU CHICKEN, BEEf CHOW MEIN, RELISHES, 6 ADMITTED TO THESE SHOWS DUE TO LACKK~O~F~'~P~'~C~'~'~ ______~jH'~~:O~; SALAD, COLO CUTS AND aREAD. 7 - 3 .00 : COMMITTE[ PLANNING THE WEEKEND I. ALLEGRO ORGOGLIOSO; 2. ANDANTE; 3. ALLEGRO COMODO ALLEGRO CONFUOCO. INCLUDED. FRANK GRANICH, (0 CHANG, 4. -PRELUDE TO ACT II Of "SAUL AND TOME, RED HENSLEY, BOB BAILEY, R. TAK Jo[ KAUlUKUKUI, AND JACK CUDD. DAVID" - 5.00 LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA CONDUCTED BY K.G.A. RAfFLED OfF A SET Of IRONS A GOLf BAG WHICH WENT TO COL. MILLAR ANDRE PREVIN. STRAUSS .. TILL EULENSPIEGElS LUSTIGE KEN OSATA RESPECTIVELY. MR. OSATA STREICHE - N TURN PUT THE GOLF BAG UP fOR AUCTION 15.00 PHILHARMONIA ORCHESTRA CONDUCTED BY LOR_ Ii WENT TO Eo BORGOS FOR $200.00. NET PROCEEDS fROM THE GOLDSiEIN MEMOR_ IN MAAZtL. ELGAR .. CONCERTO IN E MINOR fOR CELLO AL AMOUNTED TO ABOUT $1600.00. THE CASH WILL BE fORWARDED TO MRS. LEILANI ORCHESTRA, OP. 85 - 30.00 I. ADAGIO - MODERATO; 2. LENTO .. ALLEGRO
MOLTO; 3. AOAGIO J 4. ALLEGRO, MA NON TROPPO. LONDON SYMPHONY ORCHESlRA CONDUCTED BY SIR JOHN BARBIROLLI. JACQU[lINE Du PRE, CELLO. MOZART .. SYMPHONY No. 39 IN E FLAT " ___ "'1 K. 543 - 27.00 I. AOAGIO; ALLEGRETTO, 2. ANDANTE; 3. lES GIRLS BUD & SWEDE MENUETTOj ALLEGRETTO, 4. FINALE" ALLEGRO E COLUMBIA SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA CONDUCTED PR S S~P~A-;;RC;;TY~";-;;S--ou-:t'h--o'f-:i the Bord e r" , BY BRUNO WALTER. THE SIXTH ANNUAL PRESS PARTY WAS HELD LAST FRIDAY NIGHT BRAHAMS - TRIO No.2 IN C MAJOR fOR AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB fOR OVER 250 PRESS EMPLOYEES, THEIR VIOLIN, CELLO AND PIANO, OPt 87 ... 30.00 OATES AND fRIENDS. A "SOUTH OF THE BORDER" THEME WAS CAR I. ALLEGRO; 2. ANOANTE CON MOTO; 3. SCHoo RIED OUT IN THE DINING AND TARO ROOMS OF THE CLUB. AUTH ER20, PRESTO 4. FINALE: ALLEGRO GIOCOSO. ENTIC MEXICAN FOOD WAS SERVED. ALWAYS A COSTuME PARTY, ISAAC STERN, VIOLIN J LEONARD ROSE, 1 T~IS YEAR S DISPLAY Of TALENTS AND IMAGINATION WAS TREMEN EUGENE ISTDMIN, PIANO. DOUS. THE ENTERTAINMENT fOR THE EVENING STARRED JIM MCVEY Of ROI NAMUR AS MASTER Of CEREMONIES AND A GROUP OF SIX LaVilla Plays Yuk Sat. PRESS WIVES ••••• LIZ WINDES, MARY JANE SANDHOLM, NANCY THE BUffET MENU fOR THIS SATURDAY JANE OAKES, JUANITA HALL AND lucy BLOEDEL •••• DOING TWO THE GOLDSTEI~ MEMORIAL. ING AT THE YO~WE YUK CLUB WILL BE: DANCES IN COSTUME. DANCIN~ MUS C WAS PRO~ AS Yo UN~G,--,=C;; ASSORTED RELISH TRAY ~ BoOY! ott, JfT'I! TOSSED GREEN SALAD W/DRESSING rI SHOPPING PAYS BROILED NEW YORK STEAK LEFT 'TIL. STUfFED CORNISH GAME HEN CHltI5TMAS! I 'vI/W I NE SAUCE CAN HAIIPLV POTATOES Au GRATIN WAIT f FRENCH FRIED CAULifLOWER HOT DINNER ROLLS BEVERAGE MUSIC BY DANNY LAVllLA
THERE wfLL BE NO FOOD SERVICE AT THE CROSSRCADS 00 SATllRDA Y, DECEMBER f' 1968 DUE TO THE PRESENTATION OF MOTHER MYRA'S
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ON BEHALF OF THE GOLDSTEIN FAMILY WE WOULD LIKE TO EX PRess OUR T!1ANKS TO SO MANY PEOPLE WHO ASS I STED TfiE C"H •• ",-I TEE ON THE PREPARATION Of THE GOLDSTEIN MEMORIAL T,)u""""""1 AND RECEPTION. A SPECIAL THANK YOU TO' To THE LOCAL COMMAND fOR MAKING THE COURSE AVAILABLE SPECIAL SERVICES fOR THE TROPHIES AND PREPARATION Of THE COURSE KGA OFfiCERS AND MEMBERS fOR THE RAFFLES AND HANDICAPPI MZC COUNTRY CLue EXECUTIVE BOARD FOR MAKING THE MZC COUNTRY CLue AVAILABLE BUILO'NGS AND GROUNDS FOR THE DECORATIONS HOURGLASS fOR PREPARING INVITATIONS AND COVERING THE Evons MEN WHO PREPARED THE CLUB AND THE BARTENDEkS WHO GAVE THEIR TIME. AL OGAWA FOR ALL THE lNGRAVING MEN THAT SAT AT THE RECEPTION TABLE TO RECIEVE THE AT TENDEES YOKWE YUK CLUB FOR fOOD pREPARATION SCOREKEEPERS THAT ATTESTED THE CARDS KEN OSATA FOR DONATING THE GOLf BAG HE WON ON THE RAffLE AND OFfERING IT FOR AUCTION ~HIL CHING AND HIS NAUTICAL HAWAIIANS O.NNY LAVILLA AND HIS GROUP TH, YOUNG HAWAIIANS. /S/ GOLDS~EIN MEMORIAL TOURN~MENT COMMITTEE
THE WOMEN'S CHAPEL FELLOWSHIP IS SPONSORING A CO~ERED ll~~~~~~~~~~~~~~'G~E~::~T~E~L;EP~H~iE~N;O~'~~~====i~,.. DISH DINNER AT THE MARTIN-ZACHRY CLUB ON SUNDAY, DECEMBER 15TH AT PM. ti 3 30 PAUSE THIS Ct~RISTMAS SEASON AND SHARE IN A MEMORABLE AfTERNOOIll WITH OUR CHRISTIAN NEIGHBORS ON EBEYE. MAKE YOUR RESERVATIONS EARLY BY CALLING THE CHAPLAIN'S C~F" ICE (83505) OR VIRGINIA GLOVER (83378) OR CARMEN TOM (83755)· THIS WILL BE A TIME OF FELLOWSHIP fOR PROTESTANT WO MEN Of KWAJALEI~ AND [BEYE. SKITS, READINGS, SINGING AND SHARING. PLAN NOW TO ATTEND, G~LS. - NOVEMBER HOURGLASS PAGE 3
Chicago Rioters Criticized 50S Member Admits There estore Foreign Aid -- McNam CHICAGO (UP1)--AoLAI STEVENSON 1 II, STATE Are Communists in Organization UNITED NATIONS (UPI )--WORLO BANK PRESI TRlASURER AND FREQUENT CRtTIC Of CHICAGO BOSTO~ (UPI)--A MeMBER OF STUD.ENTS FO~ A DENT RoSERT McNAMARA TODAY WARNED IT WAS MAYOR RICHARD DALEY, YESTERDAY SAID, "THE DEMOCRATIC SOCIETY SAID YESTERDAY IT IS NO "URGENT" THAT THE ADMINISTRATION OF PRES I'" STORM TROOPERS IN BLUE .... ERr NOT THE CAUSE SECRET THERE ARE COMMUNISTS IN THE RADICAL DENT RICHARD NIXON RESTORE TH.E BILLIONS Of THE VIOLENCE DURING THE DEMOCRATIC CAMPUS O~GANIZATION. OF DOLLARS CUT FROM U.S. FOReiGN AID. NATIONAL CONVENTION HEAE IN AUGUST. THEY "ANYONE CAN JOIN 50S," 24-YEA~-OLD VERNON "THE REOUCTION IN THE DEVEL.OPMENT AID ~ERE THE RESULT, THE SON Of THE LATE GRIZZAJIIID. EFFORT OF THE UNITED STATES IN PARTICUL.AR U.N. AMBASSADOR SAID AT A DEMOCRATIC DINNER 50S, ONE OF THE MOST MILITANT OF THE IS SO SEVERE AS TO OFfSET WHAT OTH.ERWISE STEVENSON AND DALEY ARE BOTH DEMOCRATS, LEFTIST ORGANIZATIONS CURRENTLY OPERATING WOULD BE A RISING TREND IN AID CONTRIBU "IT IS NOT SUFFICIENT TO CONDEMN THE IN THE UNITED SlATtS, WAS FOUNDEO IN THE TlONS," McNAMARA SAID. POL I ,- [-UNOERPA IDA NO OVE RWQRKEO PUBL I C EARLY 1960s 8Y A GAOUP OF COLLEGE STUDENTS HIS SPEECH WAS DELIVERED BV J. BURKE SERVANTS--WE MUST CONDEMN THE SMALL MINO AT PORT HURON, MICH. IT HAS BEEN A PRIME KNAPP, VICE PRESIDENT OF THE WORLO BANK R I TV WHO 0 I 0 ENGAGE IN LA .... LESSNESS AND DO MOVER IN RECENT CAMPUS DISORDERS ALL OVER AND INTeRNATIONAL DEVELOPMENT ASSOCIATION, SOMETHINC ABOUT IT," HE SAID THE COUNTRY. IDA~ McNAMARA HAS THE FLU. 'BUT WE MUST KEEP IN MIND THE REAL CAUSE GRIZZARD, WHO WAS AN ORGANIZEI' OF THE THE FORMER U.S. 5ECR.ETARY OF DEFENSE SAID OF BLOODY pOLICE-PROTESTER CLASHES, THE DEMONSTRATIONS IN CHICAGO DURING THE DE~O CANADA, DENMARK, NORWAY AND SweDEN RECENTLY CITY REfUSED TO REALISTICALLY ACCeMODATE CRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION, MADE HIS R[ HAD TAKEN ACTION TO HELP COVER THE "PRESENT PEACEFUL ASSEMBLY AND PROTEST. IT CLOSED MARKS A90UT 50S ON A TELEVISION BROADCAST ACCUTE DEFICIENCY IN THE INTERNATIONAL THE DOORS TO PARTICIPATION AND THEN IT HAD WNAC-TV DEV.ELOPMENT ASSOCIATION'S TREASURY." TO COPE WITH VIOLENT ASSEMBLY AND PROTEST." IN AN INTERVIEW WITH UPI AFTER THE pRO "THIS KEEPS IDA ALIV.E, BUT IT ST ILL PROTEST GROUPS REFUSED SEVERAL RALLY GRAM, GRIZZARD EXPRESSED SURPRISE THAT THE A WIDE CAP IN ~INANCE FOR DEVELOPING COUN SITES OFFERED ey THE CITY. STATEMENT ABOUT COMMUNIST MEMBERSHIP HAD TRIES, HE SAID. "EMILY ACTION BY THE THE STORM TROOPERS IN BLUE WERE NOT THE CAUSED A FLURRY DR R.EACTION FROM VIEWERS. INCOMING ADMINISTRATION AND THE CONGRESS CAuSE OF ALL THE SHAME LAST AUGUST. THEY A STATION SPOKESMAN SAID He WAS "BOM- OF THE UNITED STATES IS URGENT." WE~E THE RESULf,' STEVENSON TOLD A DINNER 8AJIIIDEO" WITH TELEPHONE CALLS. McNAMARA SAID IT WAS THE WOALD BANK'S IN HO~JORINl ILLINOIS ATTY. GEt< WIl.LIAM CLARK, GRIZZARD SAID THE PRIMARY PURPOSE OF HIS TENTION TO DOUBLE ITS DEVELOPMENT LOANS DEFEATED IN NOVEMBER IN AN ATTEMPT TO IJN TELEVISION APPEARANCE WAS TO TALK ABOUT IN THE NEXT FIVE YEARS. SE~T StN EVERETT DIRKSEN, (~EP.-ILL.). THE CHICAGO DEMONSTRATION. "AT THE SAME TIME," HE SAID, "WE EXPECT IN CRITICIZING THE DALEY ADMINISTRATION, 'THE INTERVIEW ASKED ME IF THERE WERE TO GIVE OUR OPERATIONS NEW GEOGRAPHICAL 5TEV(NSON SUPPORTED THE FEDERAL REPORT COMMUNISTS IN THE 50S," GFlIZZARD SAID, "AND ACCENTS. OVER THe NEXT FIVE YEARS OUR ISSUED BY CHICAGO CRIME COMMISSION PRESI I SAID, 'YES' THERE ARE." LENDING IN ASIA--ALREADY THE LARGEST RE DENT DANIEL WALKER THE TASK FORCE REPORT "H.E SEEMED SUPR!SED THAT I ANSERED SO CIPIENT OF BANK GROUP FINANCING--SHOULD TO THE PRESIDENT'S COMMISSION ON THE CAUSES DIRECTLy--1 SAID ANYONE CAN JOIN 50S, AND INCREASE TO MORE THAN DOUBLE ITS PREVIOUS ANO PREVENTION OF VIOLENCE BLAMED "A NUM_ HE ASKED ME IF I DIDN'T MIND THAT COMMU~ MATE, AND WE AIM TO ACHIEVE THIS FASTER BER" OF POl.ICE FOR THE BLOODSHED AND SAID NISTS COULD BE IN THE ORGANIZATION. PACE IN LATIN AMERICA ALSO. IN AFRICA, AT TIMES THEIR BEHAVIOR AMOUNTED TO A "I SAID, ' NO ..... WE ARE A DEMOCRATIC OR OUR LENDING WOULD TRIPLE.!' "POLICE RIOT." GANIZATION AND WE BELIVE THE PEOPLE ~ITH THE WORLD BANK AND RELATED ORGANIZATIONS STEVENSON SAID THE WALKER REPORT "FAITH THE BEST IDEAS WILL LEAD THE ORGANIZATION." WilL CONTINUE FINANCING BIG PROJECTS. FULLY AND BRAVELY PORTRAYS THE CONSEQUENCES OF CLOSED MINDS AND CLOSED POLITICAL IN STITlITIONS" A CITY OF CHICAGO REPORT DEfEND~D POLICE ACTION AND CHARGED THAT MOST OF THE TUR BULENCE WAS CAUSED BY MILITANT PROTESTERS BENT ON VIOLENCE. NY Teacher's Family Threatened
NEW YORK (UPI)--JULIUS NISLOW LOOKED SLOWLY AROUND THE SMALL CAFETERIA AT THE 50 TEACHERS HE HAD SUMMONED JUST AFTER CLASSES ENDED YESTERDAY AT PUBLIC SCHOOL 93 I N 8ROOKLY~l. HE BEGAN REAOING THEM A LETTER HE HAD RECEIVED THREATENING HIM ANO HIS FAMILY. NISLOW, 60, A WHITE MAN, HAS BEEN PRINCI PAl. OF THE BEDFORD-STUYVESANT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL FOR 10 YEAI'S. IN THAT TIME THE FEW WHITES WHO LIVED IN THE AREA HAVE MOVED. THE SCHOOL ENROLLMENT NOW IS ALMOST 100 PERCENT BLACK. NISLOW HAD REFUSED DURING THE RECENT TEACHER STRIKES TO OPEN THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL. HE HAD JOINED STRIKING TEACHERS jOIly- ON PICKET LINES, INCURRING THE WRATH OF MANY PARENTS IN THE COMMUNITY. THE SCHOOL BORDERS ON THE OCEAN HILL-BROWNSVILLE EX PERIMENTAL SCHOOL DISTRICT THAT HAS 5£EN AND THE LIQUOR STORE IS COl NC TO THE FOCAL POlflT Of" THE CITY'S EDUCATION PROBLEMS THIS FALL. THE PRINCIPAL STOOD BEFORE BEFORE THE HELP YOU OUT WITH A...... SILENT TEACHERS AND READ FROM THE LETTE~ WE KNOW WHERE YOU LIVE. WE KNOW THAT YOU HAVE POLICE PROTECTION. BUT IF WE WANT TO GET YOU, YOU KNOW THAT WE CAN PRE-HOLIDAY LIQUOR SALE "WE KNOW YOUR SON IS A DENTIST, YOUR OAUGHTER IS MARRIED, AND YOU HAVE GRAND 80L 's APR I COT BRA'lDY - 95¢ CHILDREN, AND YOU HAVE A DAUGHTER IN COL . KIRSCHWASSER BRANDY - $1.25 LEGE. 1M PtRNOD LI QUOR - $1.00 "Do YOU KNOW WHAT IT FEELS LIKE TO HAVE "1 "'#'111 ~- 1:£ KUPER'S LI QUEURS - $1. 25 YOUR DAUGHTER RAPED;" ~~ U ~ 1:£ KUPER'S ,',HITE CREAM DE CACAO - $1.25 NISLOW STOPPED HIS VOICE CHOKED WITH ft DE KUPER'S SLOE GIN - $1.<'5 (MOTION. H( PAUSED, BUT COULD NOT GO ON. T. HEUBLEIN'S MIXES (PRE-VIX) - ~1.25 HE HANDEO THE LETTER TO A MEMBER Of THE Start ing lomorrow ROCK A'iD RYE - pi.?5 STAFF, WHO CONTINUED TO READ: ANISETTE· $1.25 "WHAT HAPPENS TO YOUR FAMILY WILL DEPENO ON WHAT YOU DO THE DECISION IS UP TO YOU. ' NISLOW STOOD BEFORE HIS STAFF AND BLURTE~ "THIS IS GOOD-BY. I AM LEAVING." NISLOW LEFT THE LUNCHROOM, HIS CAREER AS AN EDUCATOl' ApPARENTLY OVER. BEHIND HIM, MANY OF HIS TEACHERS WEPT.
DES MOIN.ES, IOWA (UPI)--DoN MAHON, UNSUC TOMORROW- ceSSFUL CANDIATE FOR CONGRESS, YESTERDAY FirED A CAMPAIGN EXPENSE REPORT WITH TH~ ~RFWAY SECRETARY OF STATE LISTING "OVERTIME PARKING CANADIAN BLUEBERRY ON EL.EPHANT." MAHON, A REPUBLICAN, useD A LIFE-SIZE Flavor of the month ice cream REPLICA OF AN [L~PHANT IN HIS CAMPAIGN. THE eLEPHAfn, CARTCO ON A TRAILER, WAS LEFT STJdlOlNG TOO LONG AT ONE RALLY. PAGE 4 HOURGLASS THURSDAY, DECEMBEfil 5, 1968 [. [National Basketball Association LAST NIGHT'S RESULTS. PHILADELPHIA 110 SAN DIEGO 99 NEW YORK 121 ATLANTA 113 BALTIMORE 112 DETROIT 106 Holiday Bowling Tournament BOSTON 101 MILWAUK[E 99 TENNIS TOURNAMENT PHOENIX 126 SAN FRANCISCO 97 SPECIAL SE~VIC[S PLANS TO HOLD A HANDICAP :i FIRST ROUND WINNERS HOLIDAY BOWLING TOURNAMENT FOR MEN AND STANDINGS: GOULD, SMITH OVER T WONG, BAKER WOMEN ON DECEMBER 22. EAST w L PCT GB REDHOR, CONROY OVER AeINOSA, GUASTAMACHIO THERE WILL BE NO CHARGE FOR THE THREE i3'0'S'TON 16 6 ·739 BARNARD, FOSTER OVER KRAFT, SIADOR GAM[ SINGLES EVENTS AND CURRENT LEAGUE AVER- BALTIMORE 19 .731 KAUANUI, ALIVIADO OVER CLAPP, R., CLAPP, D. AGES WILL BE USED TO FIGURE HANDICAP. PHILADELPHIA 13 l .684 2 TROPHIES WILL BE AWARDED. CINCINNATI 14 8 .636 2 J. WEDNESDAY'S MATCHES WERE POSTPONED A SCRATCH OIVISION WILL BE HELD THE FOL NEW YORK 12 14 .462 6 i2 LOWING WEEK[ND FOR BOWLERS ABOVE 130 AND Df.:TRO I T 10 .435 7 SCHEDULE: FOR THOSE WITHOUT A LEAGUE AVERA~E HERE, MILWAUKEE 6 :~ .250 I I ~ FRIDAY, DEC 6 IF THERE ARE ENOUGH ENTRIES. 5:30 - MOORE-CORDELL, JR. - TEOSTE - OT- PLEASE FILL our THE ENTRY BELOW AND WEST TINGER RETURN TO SPECIAL SERVICES ON OR BEFORE '[QS'""A' NGEL E S 17 7 SECOND ROUND MATCHES DEC. 20. SAN FRANC I SCO 12 13 FR!DAY, DEC 6 SAN DIEGO 12 13 6:30 _ THIMSEN-VENTO-SCHURTER-NELSON HOLIDAY BOWLING TOURNAMENT ATLANTA 12 14 2:30 _ REOHOR-ALIVIADO-BARNARD-MAYER SEATTLE II 13 NAME. ______PHONE. ___ 0:30 - OPE~' -j Cf1ICAGO SATURDAY! DEC. 7 PHOENIX 5:30 - \~INNEF.-L[OB<:TTER-~kLE"'ORE-FoSHR CURRENT LEAGUE AVERAGE ____lAS Of Nov. I 6:30 - BRUNN£R-CNJROy-WINNER-PERHAM 7.30 - DELDNG~KAUMJU I-SI-1I TH-SANDERS DIVISION MEN' S ___WOME ~l t!': __SCRATCH __ SUNDAY, DEC 0 GORDIE HO~E REGI~TEREO THE 700TH GOAL 8: 30 AM - REM I-KRAFT-GOULD-SCHWARZ OF HIS NATLONAl lioCKEY LEAGUE CAREER AS MONDAY, DEC 9 - 5:30, 6:30, 7:30 - HE SPARKEO THE DETROIT RE~ WINGS TO A 7 ______T~I~D_~U~D_M~T£HES Women's Sohball TO 2 VICTORY OVER THE PITTSBURGH PENGUINS, THE dO-YEAR-OLD ACE IS 156 GOALS AHEAD OF THE SP[CIAL SERVICE'S WOMEN'S SLOW PITCH MAURICE RICHARD, WHO HAS RETIRED. Paddleball SOFTBALL LE:AGUE WILL GET UNDERWAY THIS YEAR BOBBY HULL OF THE Cf11 CAGO BLACK HAI.JKS SCHEDULE WITH A DOUBLE: ELIMINATION TOURNAMENT. IS THE ONLY ACTIVE PLAYER A10UND WHO MIGHT FRIDAY, DEC. 6 COURT I THE TOURNAMENT WILL START JAN 12, 1969, OVERTAKE HOWE. IiULL IS 29 ANO HAS 400 5 PM - JERVISS-GONSALVES (3) vs MATSUNAGO AND REGULAR SEASON PLAY WILL BEGIN AFTER THE GOALS. Uo' (3) TOURNANENT. THE NEW YORK RANGERS TOPPEO THE MONTREAL 6 PM - PASCOE-CASKEY (5) VS WINDES-STOCKWELL ALL WOMEN .IliD ARE INTERE!':TED IN PLAYING CANADIENS, 4 TO 2 WITH JEAN RATELLE (0 ) SOfTBAll MAY SIGN UP BY CALLING SPECIAL SCORING TWO FIRST-pERIOD GOALS. COURT 2 SERVICES AT ~]331. THE TORONTO MAPLE LEAfS CLIPPED THE "i PM - MAU-YAMAMOTO -(3) VS AINA-BRAGADO (3) THE fIP<;T PRACTICE WILL BE HELD ON TUES., MINNESOTA NORTH STARS, 4 TO 2 \-I1TH DAVE b P~~ - KALAHIKI-BAKER (5) vs KARP-KARP (0) DEC. 10 AT 1 30 N1 AT DALLY FIELD. KEON NETTING TWO GOALS fOR THE WINNERS. SATURDAY, DEC 7 COURT I ALL HIGH SCHOOL GIRL"" INTERESTED IN THE CHICAGO BLACK HAWKS AND ST. LOUIS 5 PM - DELLAPELLE-OAGLIS (0) vs JERVISS pARTICIPATING IN THE LEAGUE ARE ASKED TO BLUES PLAYED TO A 3 TO 3 TIE. IN Los GONSALVES U} CONTACT t<1R NELSON OR t-~n. BRADLEY AT THE ANGELES, THE KINGS DOWNED THE PHILAOEL 6 PM - LELEPALI-ALLAS (0) vs SUMIDA-SATO (3) SCHOOL PHIA FLYERS 3 TO I. COURT 2 5 PM - S'U88::,·JOHNSOl' (0) vs \~1I:0[S-STOC\<;VlEL (0 ) Flag Football , , 6 PM - I\ALAHIKI-BAK[R (5) vs PASCOE-CASKEY SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) __ A THREATENED STRIKE (5 ) ATTENTION BOY~; AGrs 12-1) (NOT 16 BEFORE BY MAJOR LEAGUE 6AS[BALL PLAYERS BREWED JAN, I, 1969) TO POTENTIALLY DAtlCEROUS PROPORTIONS N:)T[: NUMI3[RS IN PARENTHESIS ARE THE HANOI YESTERDAY WHEN THE PLAYERS ASSOCIATION CAPS ALL GAMES WILL START WITH THESE IF TOU ARE INTERESTED IN PLAYING FLAG REAFFIRMED IN A HOTLY-WORDED STATEMENT HANDICAP:: FOOTBALL, PLEAS[ SUBMIT THIS ARTICLE WITH THAT THE MAJORS' 600 PLAYERS HAD BEEN IMPORTANT· I TEAMS UNABLE TO PLAY ON PARENTS: IGNATURE AUTHORIZING YOU TO PLAY ASKED NOT TO SIGtl THEIR 1969 CONTRACTS THEIR SCHEDULED TIMES SHOULD CONTACT BILL FLAG FOOTBALL. THE STATEMENT, READ TO THE PRESS BY lELEPALI AT ~2120 WITHIN 48 HOURS OF THEIR RETURN THIS TO SPECIAL SERVICE NO LATER MARVIN MILLER, EXECUTIVl DIRECTOR OF THl SCHEDULED GAMES FAILURE TO 00 THIS WILL THAN FRIDAY, DEC. 6, 1968. PLAYERS ASSOCIATION, CHARGED THAT pLAYERS RESULT IN A FOPFEIT HAD BEEN SUBJECTED TO VARIOUS PRESSURES NAME. ______,AGE. ____ 2. ALL UNrlNlsHED GAMES WILL BE PLAY EO ON IN AN ATTEMPT TO GET THEM TO SIGN THEIR SUNDAYS AT THE CONVENIENCE OF THE PLAYERS CONTRACTS. ------SIGNATURE OF PARENTS! ______THE MAJOR ISSU( IN THE OISPUTE BETWEEN THE PLAYERS ANO THE OViNERS CENTERS AROUND LITTLE LEAGUE THE PLAYERS' DEMANO rOR INCREASE PENSION IN LA5T NIGrlT'S LITTLE LEAGUE ACTION BENEFITS, BASEO ON A RISE IN BASEBALL'S I ESEYE DEFEATED CHICAGO 6-2 Basketball Classic NEW TELEVISION CONTRACT FROM $36 MILLION THIS GAllE ,,/AS A CONTINUATION OF THE TO JUST UNDER $50 MILLION. 2-2 DEADLOCk PLAYED ON MONDAY EVENING. A DOVBlE ELIMINATION HOLIDAY BASKETBALL IN THE NINTH INNING BOTH TEAMS WENT CLASSIC WILL B[GIN ON DECEMBER 16TH THE UNITEO STATES, TWO TOP DAVIS Cup
SCOP.ELE~~ THIS WILL BE A PRE-SEASON TOURNAMENT TO PLAYERS, ARTHUR ASHE ANO CLARK GRAEBNER, Tlu 51G I IHiI IJ(. FOP [BEYE CAME IN THE 5E FDLlO~[D BY R[GULAR LEAGUE PLAY IN JAN. 'WtRE SIDELINED BY A1LMENTS '(ESTEROAY TC'P or THE '[llTH. HERBERT TILON AND THERE WILL In THREE DIVISIONS - A, [;, DIMMING BRIGHT pROSPECTS FOR AN AMERICAN KURMA DICE',,' A BASE ON BALLS. RICHARD AND C CUP TrAM TRIUMPH AGAINST AUSTRALIA IN THE ~IN~LED Hel [ THREE RUNS TO BREAK THE TIE. FINAL DAY TO SIGN UP WILL 8E MONDAY, DEC. CUP FINALS DEC. ]-, ASHE, THE WORLD'S TOP AMATEUR, HAS A BOL1<':HE II~ WA~ ALSO \.JALKED AND A SINGLE 9· l3Y IjANPAK pr,OuIjC[D THE FINAL RUN CONTACT JIM r'JEAL[ TO SIGN UP AT SPECIAL PAINFUL RIGHT EL~OW, AND GRAEBNER HAS A CHICAGO '.JAS SCORELESS IN THEIR HALF OF RECURRENCE OF A PULLED BACK MUSCLE. THE TElITH CHlrAGO IS I'OW OUT OF THE PLAYOFFS AS THE AMERICAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE OFFICE THEY HAVE TWO LOSSE~ THE BOYS ON THE Basketball HAS ANNOUNCED THAT IN THE EVENT OF A CHICAGO TEAM ~AVE PLAYED GOOD BALL ALL PLAYOFF FOR THE WESTERN DIVISION TITLE SEASON AND SHOULD BE CONGRATULAT[D. MR. THERE WILL BE: A BASKETBALL CLINIC FOR ONLY THOSE PLAY[RS ON THE ACTIVE LIST THIMSEH DESERVES A PAT ON THE BACK FOR THE THOSE INTERE~TE:O IN BECOMING BASKETBALL BEFORE THE LAST TWO LEAGUE GAMES WILL BE TIME AND EFFORT HE HAS PUT IN AS THE COACH. OfFICIALS. ELIGIBLE. THE nEXT GAME ~II LL SEE EBEYE FACE HOUSTON THIS CLINIC \/ILL BE HELD FRIDAY, DEC. THE AFL REQUIREMENT FOR THE LEAGUE TITLE ON SUNDAY, DEC 8 AT 3 PM. AT 5 PM AT TilE SPECIAL SERVICES OfFICE. GAME CALLS FOR ELGIBILITY IN THE LAST FESTIVITIES ARE SCHEDULED TO BEGIN AT THREE LEAGUE GAMES. Two PLAYERS MAY BE 2'30 PM WITH A FLAG-RAISING CEREMONY BY ADDEO TO A TEAM'S ROSTER FOR A DIVISIONAL THE GIRL ~COUT~, DOY SCOUTS ANO CUB SCOUTS~ RAM DEFENSIVE END DEACON JONES HAD A PLAYOFF, THE LEAGUE CHAMPiONSHIP GAME SKENDER BRAME WILL ANNOUNCE THE GAME. TEMPERATURE OF 105 LAST SATURDAY AND AT AND THE SUPER BOWL, PROVIDING ,HEY COME 1 AL30, pROGRAM~ WILL BE NUMBERED AND FREE GAME TIME IT WAS STILL 102. BUT THE FROM THE TEAMS S FUTURE LIST ANO NOT FROM BASEBALL~ WILL BE GIVEN AWAY BETWEEN INN- DEACON MADE TEN UNASSISTED TACKLES, OUMPEO THE RESERVE LIST. IW:;S MI NNESOTA QUARTERBACK JOE KApp THREE TIMES 1 BE 3U~E TO BE AT THE LITTLE LEAGUE AND RECOVERED A FUMBLE. IN THE NHL _ FIRST pLACE HONORS GO FIELD SUNDAY TO SEE SOME FLNE BASEBALL AND TO NEW YORK IN THE EAST DIVISION AND YOU MAY VlIN A BASEBALL' THE HOUSTON ASTROS ACQUIRED OUTFIELDER ST. LOUIS IN THE WEST DIVISION. IN CASE OF A DOWIlPOUR, THE GAME WILL BE CURT BLEFARY AND TWO OTHE:R PLAYERS FROM DETROIT AND PITTSBURGH SHARE THE POST PONE 0 Uln I L MONDAY. I NTE RM I TTENT THE BALTIMORE ORIOLE:S FOR PITCHER MIKE CELLAR. RAIN - THE GAME WILL BE PLAYED, CUELLAR AND OUTFIELDER JOHN MASON. THURSDAY OECEMBE~ 1968 HOOlGLASS Wall Stre t T day Reagan Reacts Inv st r's NEY YORK (UPI) •• PRO~IT TAKING TOOAY To Rockefeller'S Suggestion By SA. SHU".Y TIGHTENED THE STOCK MARKET RETREAT TO THREE PAlM SPftINGS, CALIF'. (UPI)--GOV~ NEL.- Q - PLEASE SEND ME THE NAMES OF SOME DAyS IN EXTREMELY HEAVY TRADING. SON ROCKEFELLER SUGGESTED TODAY THE FEOE~AL STOCKS I CAN REGiARD AS I DO MY SAVINGS FIRST HOUR VOLUME OF 6,540,00 WA, THE GOVERNMENT ASSUME THE $3.4 BI~LION STATE ACCOUNT. THIRD HIAVIEST,ON RECORD, TO~~[D ONLY BY THE AND LOCAL CONT"IBUTION TO I"UBLIC WELFARE A _ THERE ARE NO SUCH STOCKS. A SAVINIi:.S 6,740,000 SHARES ON OCT. 3 OF THIS YEAR AND SET A NATIONAL ELIGIBILITY STANDARD.. ACCOUNT ftEPRESENTS A NUMBEft OF OOLLAAS AND THE 6,510,000 SBAAED WHICH CHANGED HANDS GOV. RONALD REAGAN IMMEOIATELY CHA.ACTE'-I'WHICH YOU HAVE TURNED OVER TO AN INSTITUT JULY II. MUCH O~ THE TURNOVER WAS CARRIEp UED SUCH A ~'/tOPOSAL AS "LIKE THAOWING THE TION FOR 5AFEK[E~ING AND WHICH YOU EX~EeT OVER ~RoM THE WEDNESDAY HaLIDAY. ALTHOUGH BABY OUT WITH. THE BATH WATER..... WILL EARN INTER[ST AT A S~EClflC RATE FAVORABLE NEWS BACKGROUND HEL~ED STIMULATE ROCKEFELLER MADE HIS ~RO~OSAL IN A PAPER EVERY QUAATER. MONEY ~UT INTO COMMON SOME EARLY DEMAND, THE ~ROFIT TAKING AND ~REPAREO rOR "RESENTATION TOMORROW AT THE STOCKS IS MONEY ~UT INTO A 8USINESS, AND A SOME ~RE-WEEKEND, EVENINQ-U~ O~ERATIONS WERE NATIONAL RE~UBLICAN GOVERNORS ASSOCIATION BUSINESS CAN GO U~ 0" DOWN OR SIDEWISE. INITIAL ~ACTORS LATER IN THE DAY. CONF'ERENCE. • ••••••••• THE BRIGHT NEWS ITEMS, WHICH A~~ARENTLY THE NEW YORK GOVERNO'lt CONTRASTED HIS Q _ l'M C.NFUSED aY THE STEADY DECLINE ~LAYED LESS OF A ROLE AS TRADING ~ROGftESSED, STATE'S $50.B3 PERMONTH PAYMENT TO NEEDY IN THE PRICE OF A STOCK WHICH HAS eEEN A INCLUDED STE~~ED U~ AUTOMOBILE SALES IN THE FAMILIES UNDE" ITS WELrARE ~ROGRAM WITH AN TO~ SELLEIt ON THE MARKET. ALL THE WHILE, ~INAL 10 DAYS OF NOVEMBER, RECOftD CONSUMER EX~[NOITURE OF $7.90 PER MONTH 8Y MISSIS_I OTHER STOCKS HAVE RISEN WITHOUT HALF THE INSTALLMENTS IN OCT08Eft, AND A BOOST IN SIPPI. DEMAND. NEW FACTORY ORDEftS DURING THE SAME MONTH WE· "ONE or WELFARE'S GREAT INEQUITIES I'S A _ YOUR PR08LEM ARISES FAOM CONFUSING ~ORTED BY THE COMMERCE OE~ARTMENT. UNEVENNESS or WELrA"E PROGRAMS FROM STATE TRADING VOLUME WITH PRICE TRENDS. A STOCK THE UPI STOCK MARKET INDICATOR, MEASUR· TO STATE, n HE SA 10. MA Y eE ACT I VEL Y TRADED FOR ANY NUMBER OF' ING ALL STOCKS TRADED, DI~~ED 0.15 ~ERCENT As A RESULT, HE RECOMMENDED THAT THE IN- REASONS __ OFTEN FOR REASONS INDICATING ON 1,322 ISSUES CROSSING THE TA~E. DE. COMING ADMINISTRATION or REPU8LICAN PltESI· TROUBLE IN THE CO"~O"ATION. CONVERSELY, CLINES TO~~ED ADVANCES, BI9 TO 623. THERE DENT-ELECT RICHARD M. NIXON CONSIDER A STOCK TRADED ONLY IN LIGHT VOLUME MAY WERE 137 NEW HIGHS AND EIGHT NEW LOWS. LISHING NATIONWIDE MINMUM STANDARDS FOR RISE SU8STANTIA~LY IN PRICE. THE Dow JONES AVERAGE OF 30 BLut CHI~ '\IEE.FARE EL'GIIILITY, TIED T. THE COST or DETECTING HEAVY TRADING IN A STOCK IS INDUSTRIALS ~ELL 7.52 TO 977.69. OJ LIVING IN VARIOUS REGIONS OF THE COUNTRY. ONLY ONE STE~ _. AND THE EASIEST •• TO- RAILS AND UTILITIES ALSO SD~TENED. "THE COST or WELFA"E IS A HEAVY BURDEN WARD SOLVING THE ~ROBLEM. AFTE" ALL, ANY- THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE INDEX MIR ON OUR STAT£ AND LOCAL GOVERNMENTS/' HE ONE CAN S~OT HEAVY VOLUME BY JUST LOOKING RORED A LOSS OF 18 CENTS IN THE AVERAGE SAID. HE ESTIMATED THE COST LAST YEAR AT AT THE DAILY TRADING REPORT. FAR MORE DIF. COMMON SHARE PRICE. $2.5 81LLION FOR STATES AND $900 MILLION ~ICULT, AND ~AA MORE SIGNIFICANT, IS TO OCCIDENTAL PETROLEUM, TRADING EX-DIVIDEND, FOR LOCAL GOVERNMENTS. DETERMINE WHETHER THE HEAVY TRADING RE- HEADED THE LIST OF 15 MOST ACTIVE ISSUES, REAGAN ""PEARt!) AT A NEWS CONrERENCE FLECTS "DEMAND" OR "DISGUST. H WHICH INCLUDED 12 WINNEAS, TWO LOSEAS AND WITH Gov. JOHN H. CHAFtE or RHODE ISLAND, EVEftY UANSACTION IN A STOCK "EPRESENTS ONE UNCHANGED. THE OIL ISSUE LOST 1 TO 46 OUTGOING CHAlIMAN OF THE ASSOCIATION, TO A DI~FERENCE OF OPINION. ONE MAN WANT TO ON 348,coo SHAlES. INCLUDED WAS A "LOCK BitlEr NEWSMEN ON A CLOSEO-DOOR MORNING BUY; ANOTHER WANTS TO SELL. If THERt OF 236,500 SHARES AT 46. SESSION. REAGAN WAS ASKEO TO RESPOND WERE,-'T THESE TWO DIAMETRICALLY O~POSED As TO THE OTHEA OILS, ATLANTIC RICHFIELD TO ROCKEFELLER'S SUGGESTION. ~OINTS OF VIEW NO TRADE COULD TAKE ~LACE. LOST 2, JERSEY STANDARD 1 1/2, GETTY I "I t LL T"Y TO KEEP MY MIND OPEN ON THAT, I F A. C8MPANY RUNS INTO TROU8I.E) ITS 5/8, SINCLAIR I, AN~ PENNZOIL 1 3/8. GULF BUT 50 rA" I HAVENIT FELT THAT WAS THE SHARtHOLDERS MAY IIIANT TO SELL AND WILL SUL~HUR MOVED INTO SECOND ~LACE ON THE ANSWER, ff HE SA 10. "I T I SN 'T TRUE THAT I
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