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~OL. 8, No. 3457 KWAJALEIN, MARSI"lALL ISLANDS THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1967
WASHIN~TON (UPI)-- MRS. JOHN F. KEHNED John son Will Tou r HAS 8EEN INVITED TO A CEREMONY AT THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION Nov. 16 WHEN THE On Veterans' Day DESK USED 8Y HER HUSBAND AND OTHER PRES WASHINGTON (UPI)~-PRESIOENT JOHN IDENTS WILL GO ON EXHIBIT THE SMITHSON SON WILL ~AKE A CROSS-COUNTRY TOUR IAN ANNOUNCED THAT THE rORMER FIRST LADV OF ARMY, NAVY, AIR FORCE, MARINE AND RELATIVES OF OTHER PRESIDENTS WERE AND COAST GUARD INSTALLATIONS THIS INVITED TO THE UNVEILING or THE DESK, WEEKEND IN A VETERANS~ DAY TRlaUTE MADE FROM THE TIMBERS or THE HMS RESOLUTE TO AMERICAN FIGHTING MEN IN VIET RECOVERY AND PRESENTED TO THE UNITED STATES Bv NAM BY THEIR COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF. /NE QUEEN VICTORIA DURING THE HAvES AOMINIS IN HIS MOST EXTENSIVE FORAy TRATION THE DESK WAS USED 8Y EVERY ACROSS THE COUNTRY THIS YEAR) JOHN PRESIDENT FROM HAVES THROUGH KENNEDY. SON WAS EXPECTED TO MAKE SEVERAL WILL GO ON INDErlNITE DISPLAY AT THE EN SPEECHES BOOSTING SEAVICE MORALE ~ .. ~ TRANCE or THE fiRST LADY'S HALL IN THE AND DEFENDING HIS VIET NAM POLICY ""HAWA" MUSEUM OF HISTORY. IT WAS NOT KNOWN DURING FLYING VISITS TO GEORGIA, WHETHER MRS, KENNEDY WOULD ACCEPT THE CALIFORNIA, KANSAS A~D VIRGINIA, THE WHITE HOUSE, TAKING THE UN I NV 1ST ~O~~-'--'a-t-e-O--:;K=--s Hi ke USUAL STEP OF ANNOUNCING HIS TRAVE PLANS IN ADVANCE, SAID THE PRESI DENT WOULD LEAVE WASHINGTON EARLY In So cial Securit! FRIDAY ,OR Fr. BENNING, GA., THE aCETIN WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE SENATE FINANCE SPRAWLING TRAINING BASE FOR INFAN COMMITTEE TODAY APPRovED THE LARGEST TRYMEN) RANGERS AND PARATROOPERS. APOLLO HCOVEILY AREA-Illustrated above are the trackers a.nd recovery ships 622 miles 5 I NGL E INC REAS E I N CASH BENE. ITS rOR FROM TH~IE HE WILL JET TO EL northwest of HaW8.11 for till' ApoUo·4(Saturn ~ space ml$IOn scheduled for Nov 7 The SOC IAL SE CU~ I T Y REC I PI ENTS SINCE THE TORO MARINE AIR STATION IN CALIFOR USS Bennington Is the pl1rne recovery veSSl"! Top right center 18 the ~ervlce module PROGRA,... BE GA t.I IN 1935 I r A PPROVt:O BY NIA AND GO TO CAMP PENDLETON, A that separntes from the t;pa.ce capsule bef<>re re tntry THt: FULL, SENATE, .... H ICH IS EXPECT- MARINE STAGING AREA OUTSIDE SAN' DIEGO, TO HELP THE MARINE CORPS CELEBRATE ITS I92ND BIRTHDAY TO polio Pro g ram Scor es Big 0n e ~!~;~ -~;::~~~~o:~;~::~:~~:~~:~:EE MORROW. HE WILL BE AT CAMP PEN DLDTON IN TIME TO GREET COMeAT Wit h Spee t a cu lar Launch, Return~~Da~I~~c~:~~L~~ :~:; ~x~~~:~~;AS- VETERANS RETURNING fROM VIET NAM. < , THE INCRE~SE5 WOULD 6E FINANCED HE WILL THEN FLY FROM CAMP PEN C~PE KENNEDY (UPI)-- AMERICA'S 36-STORY SATURN 5 LUNAR LAUNCHER MADE BY A TWENTY-ONE PER CENT MAXtMUM DLETON TO THE NUCLEAR AIRCRArT A MAGNifiCENT rLIGHT DEBUT TODAY By BLASTING INTO SPACE WITH AN ApOLLO PAYROLL TAX INCREASE rOR INOIVID- CARRIER USS ENTERPRISE TO SPENO CAPSULE THAT CAME; SAFELY BACK TO EARTH WITH A ROBOT AT THE CONTROLS UALS STARTING JAN I, 1968 THE THE NIGHT AND OBSERVE NIGHT AIR IT WAS A TWO-IN-ONE TRIUMPH THAT GAVE THE UNITED STATES THE WORLO'S NEW LEVEL fOR PERSONS EARNING TRAINING E~ERCISES ABOARD THE MIGHTIEST SPACE MACHINE ANO A SOLID NEW LEAD OVER RUSSIA IN THE RACE $8,000 OR ,...ORE WOULD BE $352, COM- WORLD'S LARGEST WARSHIP TO THE MOON. THE rEAT PIJT THE ApOLLO PROGRAM SACK ON ITS FEET A.NO PAREO TO $290 40 PA 10 NOW BY PE:R- BRIGHTENED HOpES OF THE NATIONAL SONS EARNING $6,600 OR MORE A VEAR GOAL 0, A MANNED MOON LANDING BE- THE SENATE BILL CALLS FOR PAYROL iVa nk Com pan y Is Bailed Out raRE 1970 DEDUCTIONS TO REACH A MAXIMUM OF CLIMAXING SATURN'S LETTER-PERFEC $422.48 IN 1969 AND CLIMB TO $561 LAUNCH AND fLAMING OASH INTO ORBIT IN 1972 fOR PERSONS EARNING $10, \- -Aft er B10 0 dy Loss In Highl and CARRYING ApOLLO 4, THE SISTER OR MORE SAIGON (UPI)--A BATTERED BAND Or AMERICAN SOLDIERS WAS RESCUED TODAY SPACECRAfT TO THE ONE IN WHICH ALL PAYROLL DEDUCTIONS ARE MATCH AFTER A SIX-DAY RUNNING BATTLE THAT KILLED OR WOUNDED MORE THAN HALF THREE ASTRONAUTS OlEO STREAKED BAC ED BY IDENTICAL AMOUNTS PAID INTO ITHEIR COMPANY IN SOUTH VIET NAM'S JvNGLED CENTRAL HIGHLANDS THE GI's INTO THE ATMOSPHERE AT THE: 2,000 THE SOCIAL SECURITY fUND BY AN IN LEFT SEHIND A RIDGE COVERED WITH 106 COMMUNIST aODIES, SOME SEARED BY MILE-AN-HOUR SPEED MOON ASTRONAUTS DIVIDUAL'S [MPLOYER INAPALM THE SHOOTING IN THE JUNGLE BATTLE AROUND DAK To, 280 MILES MuST ENDURE THE HOUSE BILL WOULD RAISE BENE INORTH or SAIGON, DIED OOWN JUST LONG ENOUGH FOR ALPHA COMPANY or THE To THE CHEERS OF TECHNICIANS IN rlTS BY 12 5 PER CENT WITH A $50 Iu.s 4TH INFANTRY DIVISIONts 3RD BATALLION~ EIGHTH INFANTRY, TO PULL THE SPACE AGENCY'S HOUSTIN CONTROL MINIMUM UNDER IT, MA~IMUM PAYROL ,BACK TO OAK To AT LESS THAN HALF STRENGTH. CENTER, THE CARRIER BENNINGTON RE TAKES WOULD BE INCREASED TO $334 : THE JUNGLE KNOLL THEy WERE AFTER, HILL 724) REMA.INEO UNTAKEN -- STILL PORTED rROM TSOM[ 600 MILES NORTH- A YEAR FOR PERSONS EARNING $7,600 :HELO BY PART 0, AN ESTIMATED FOUR REGIMENTS OF NORTH VIETNAMESE TROOPS (CONTINUED ON PAGE NINE) (CONTINUED ON PAGE NINE) BELIEVED TO HAVE INFILTRATED THE I FastCash For OED HIGHLANDS IN A BID TO CUT SOUTH VIET NAM IN HALF. HOWEVER) ALPHA All Chrysler Plants Close; Okayed By Senate COMPANY SPEARHEADED THE EARLY WASHINGTON (UPI)--REL1Er or A SORT STAGES OF THE NEW HILL CAMPAIG~ Choked Off By Parts Supply APPEARED TO BE ON THE WAY TODAY THAT SO rAR HAS LErT A REPORTED rOR MONEYLESS AN,r-PDVERTY EMPLOY 271 COM~UNISTS KILLED SY 4TH DIVIS DETROIT (UPI)--STR1KES SHUT DOWN ALL CHRYSLER CORP ASSEMBLY PLANTS EEs BUT THE EFFECT THE HELP WOULD ION INFANTRYMeN AND 173RO AIRBORNE TODAY DESPITE A NATIONAL SE:TTLEMENT WITH THE UNITED AUTO WORKERS UNION HAVE ON THEIR PROGRAMS TO HELP THE BRIGADE PARATROOPERS FIGHTING AROUNq AND WALKOUTS IN SEVERAL GENERAL MOTORS PLANTS. POOR WAS QUESTIONABLE ATTORNEYS OAK To. IT WAS REPORTED THAT ALPHAj CHRYSLER'S BIG ASSEMBLY PLANT AT HAMTRA~CK IN THf DETROIT AREA WAS .OR tHE OFrlCE OF ECONOMIC OPPOR COMPANY HAD TO FIGHT OfF NORTH VIET THE LAST or NINE ASSEMBLY LINES TO CLOSE IT RAN OUT OF PARTS WHICH TUNITY (OEO) SAID THAT A PROPOSED NAMESE ATTACKS WHICH) AT ONE POINT, UAW TRUCK DRIVERS RErUSEO TO DELIVER CONTINUING RESOLUTION TO SRIOGE A SURGEO INTO THE COMPANY'S DEFENSIVE GM, THE UAW's BIGGEST TARGET 'N ITS CU~RENT ROUND OF NEGOTIATIONS GAP OF NEARLY THREE WEEKS DURtNG (CONTINUED ON PAGE NINE) FOR NEW THR([-1EAR CONT~ACTS, WAS THE LAST OF THE 'BIG THREE' AUTO WHICH THE A~ENCY HAS BEEN WITHOUT MAKERS ON THE UNION'S LIST FUNDS WOULD MEAN THAT THE PAYROLL Surveyo r Very Nea r ~W PRESIDENT, WALTER P, REUTHER AND CHRYSLER CA~ TO TtRHS ~6$T FOR !TS 2,700 EMPLOYEES COULD BE NIGHT rOUR HOURS BEFORE A STRIKE DEADLINE, BUT HORE THAN A DOZEN PLANTS MET, BUT THAT PROGRAMS O. AID TO -Target On Moon wERE CLOSED TODAY BY WALKOUTS AND PARTS SHORTA~ES. AND MORE THAN ONt~ THE POOR WOULD NOT BE HELPED t-'ASADENA, CALIF. (UPI)--THE ZERO "eu Sees War THIRD Dr THE CHRVSLER PRODUCTION THE RESOLUTION WAS TACKED ON TO HOUR APPROACHED TODAY FOR SURVEYOR Th. FORCE or 95,000 UAW MEMBERS WAS IDLE A DISTRICT or COLUMBIA aUDGET BILL 6 TO LAND ON THE MOON. THE LANDING " g A l... ST ! UTEMAN BASES J LEAVING ONLy 84 ICBMs. ONLY BOUNDARIES WAS "REALLY AN ARAB DRAFT". BE RATIFIED BY A SPECI~L SESSION Of TH( 316 POLARIS SUBMARINE MISSILES OUT OF 656 "WE CANNOT GIVE ANY CONSENT OR SUPPORT TO STATE LEGISLATURE, EVEN THOUGH, ACCORDING TO WOULD BE READY AND SURYIVE, GIVING A TOTAL THt INDIAN PROPOSAL OR TO ANY DIPLOMATIC THE PAPER, IT IS AN OBV 10US CASE or GERRY- RETALIATORY tORCE Or 400 MISSILES. Or THESE, CONCEPTS STEMM1NG tROM IT," HE SAID. MANDERING THE OPA~ING OF ELECTION OIS- 200 WOULO B~ SHOT DOWN BY ABMs, 50 WOULDN'T EBAN CRITICIZED A MILDER U.S. PROPOSAL TRICTS IN AN UNNATURAL WAY rOR POLITICAL AD WORK, AND 150 WOULD REACH THEIR TARGETS, FOR N[GOTIA.TION BETWEEN ISRAEL AND THE VANTAGE. DESTROYING 16.8 PERC~NT or RUSSIA. ARAB ST'TES, AND BRANDED THE REtUSAL TO NE THE JOURNAL, IN A WASHINGTON DISPATCH AP NITZE'S REPLY SAID THAT: GOTIATE PEACE "AN UNPRECEDENTED ACT or EX PEARING IN TOOAY'S EDITION, QUOTED DEMOCRAT --TODAY RUSSIA COULD PUT L.ESS THAN 500 TR:(MISM. " REP. JoH~ McFALL AS EXPLAINING THE REMAP "RELIABLE" ICBMs OVER THE UNITED STATES. PLAN: "THE COURTS HAVE SAID THE PEOPLE ARE THESE WOULD DESTROY A80UT 100 MINUTEMEN, REO SUUMtT PLANNED FCf{ '68 ENTITLED TO ONE ~AN, ONE VOTE, BUT THEREtS LEAVING MORE THAN 2,000 SURVIVING WEAPONS 1N Mos~ow (UPI)--A WORLD COMMU"IST SUMMIT NOTHING YHAT SAYS THEy'RE SUPPOSED TO ELECT THE LAND-BASEO, SUBMAR1NE AND BOMBER rORCrs. M:(ETING TO ISOLATE REO CHINA FROM THE MOVE DIFFERENT CONGRESSHEN." --IF" WAR CAME IN 1973 THE SOVIETS COULD MENt IS EKPECTED TO ~E HELD NEXT SPRING OR McFALL ANO REPUBLICAN H. ALLEN SMITH MAS KNDC~ OUT 300 MINUTEMEN, eUT WITH MULTIPLE SUMMER IN BUOAPE.ST, INFORMED SOURCES SAID TERMINDED THE REDISTRICTING PLAN, ACCORDING WAAHEAOS THE U.S. WOULD HAVE "THOUSANDS or TODAY. THE MAJORITY OF THE WoRLO'S COMMUN TO THE JoURNAL. THE. PAPER SAID THAT UNDER WEAPONS, PLUS DECOYS AND OTHER DEVICES CAP IST PART ItS WILL MEET TO DRAW UP A MANlrE THE PLAN EVERY CONGRESSMAN WHOSE CHANCES ABLE Of OVERWHELMING A SOVIET AEJ.4." NITZE OUTLINING THE GENERAL AIMS AND LINE OF THE rOR REE LECT I ON SE EM EO LESS THAN ASSURED SAID "TEN OR TWENTY TIMES" HOSMER'S ESTIMATE COMMUNIST MOVEMENT, THt SOURCES SAID. WOULD NOW BE IN A MUCH eETTER POSITION SIN or 150 MISSILES WOUL.D REACH THEIR TARGETS. COMMUN1ST CHINA, UNDER THE LEADERSHIP or HE WOULD BE TRADING BLOCS or OPPOSITION PARTY CHAIRMAN MAO TSE TUNG, IS CERTAIN TO VOTES rOR BLOCS IN HIS OWN PARTY. TRAIN IftECk KIu..S 12 iN ITAlY DENOUNCE THE MANlr[STo AND THEREBY PUT IT "THE PRIZE FOR BOLO REO~SIGN GOES INDIS SALERNO, ITALY (UPI)--A HERO or COWS AMBLE SELt BEYOND THE PALE or WORLD COMMUNISM. ~UTABLY TO GOP REP. ED REINECKE'S DISTRICT" ONTo A rOG80UND RAILROAD TRACK TODAY AND SUCK A MEETING WOULD BE THE FIRST WORLD THE JoURNAL SAID. IT SAID THAT UNDER THE CAUSED A COLLISION BETWEEN TWO PASSENGER COMMUNIST QATHER1NG SINCE THE Moscow CON PLAN, HIS DISTRICT, WHICH CONSISTS OF A TRAINS. AUTHORITIES SAID AN orrlCIAL CHECK GRESS or 1960. ~oscow rlRST BROUGHT UP THE STRING Of SUBUR8S ALONG los ANGELES NORTHE SHOWED 12 PERSONS DEAD AND 74 IN~URED, SOME ~ROPO!AL rOR A !U~MIT TO READ MAO'S REGIME RIM, WOULO TAKE ON A DUM8BElL SHAPE. THE or THEM CRITICALLY. THEY HAD PLACED THE TOLL OUT or THE MOVEMENT A YEAR AGO AND HAS SECTION OF TH( ~-NlHlU.IS WHA' WOULD Rr:~ AT 14 EARLltA 8UT 5AID THIS WAS A '~*SUND[R. PUSHED rOR SUPPORT FOR THE lOlA FROM OTHER MAIN ArTER TRANsrtRRING A BlNOCRAT-INCL'NEO ST AND I NGI ft. COMMUNIST NATIONS EVER SINC£. AREA or HII PREStNT OISTRICT TO DEMOCRATIC THE ~[POATS SAID A ROME-aOUND-TRAIN WAS DE A SPLIT eETWEEN PEKING AND Moscow, WHICH INCUNBENT JAM£S CORMAN, THE PA'ER SAID. RAILED WNEN IT BRAKED TQ AVOID HITTING THE MUSHROOMED DURING THE REGIME OF ~ORMER CORNAN, IN TURN, WOULD TRANS~[a TO REINCKE CATTLE. MoMENTS LATEA A MILAN-PALERMO EX PREMIER HIKITA S. KHRUSHCHEV, HAS GROW" tN AN ARtA ~HICH WOULO rORM THE W£STlRN END or P~SS, TRAVELINQ AT MORt THAN 60 MILES AN TO A WIDENING CHASM AND TURNED THE TWO COM TH[ DUM!SELL CONSiSTING OF A 'IE'ONDERANet HOUR, RAMM[D THAOUGH THE CATTLE AND SMASHED MUNIST QIANT' INTO SITTER ENEMIES. EACH AC OF R[~UeLICAN voTERS WHO CAME CLOSE TO INTO THt 'IRIT TAAIN. CU.ll THE OTHER .NPPROPA~AMDA ATTACKS OF BRINGINQ ABOUT CORHAN1S OErEAT 1M 1964, AC Cows WERE SCATT[A[D rOR 1,000 YARDS. DEST~OYINQ WORLD COMMUNISM. CORDING TO THE JOURNAL. • lMu~sDA" NOVEMDER .. ' 0 HOURGL,lSS PAIO[ 3 SAFElY PRACTICES CASUAL ATItCSPHER£. ~HAT ARE SAFE PRACTICES? IN DEVELOPflEN T READ' NQ THEY ARE A COMMON SET OF RULES THAT [N THERE IS A MOST UNUSUAL CLASSROOM AT GROUP OF PEOPLE TO WORK TOGETHER GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL. .H°E!,Y. IT IS CAY WITH MOBILES AND PRINTS • THESE PRACTICES HAVE SEEN DEVELOPED THE GRADUATED DESKS ARE PAITNEO P~NK ANO ROM THE EXPERIENCES AND SuGGESTIONS OF BLUE. AT ONE END i\ 81G, EASY COUCH IS RK~RSJ SUPERVISORS AND SAFETY SPECIAL~ DRAWN UP BESIDE. SHELF OF COLORFUL ISTS FROM ALL OVER THE COUNTRY. BOOKS THERE ARE GAMES AHD TAPE RtCOR~ (EDITOR'S NOTE) -- THE HOURGLASS HAS BEEN GIVEN PERMIS EACH PRACTICE HAS PROVED TO BE VALUABLE ERS, PUZZLES AND BOWLS OF HANDSOME fLO~ SION TO REPRINT IN ITS ENTIRETY THE FIVE-PART ARTICLE, N HELPING PREVENT ACCIDENTS MOSTLY, ER ARRANGEMENTS. "BASICS tro.R THE TAPE RECORDIST" BY ALBtRT STERLING, BY THE HEY ARE COMMON-SENSE PRECAUTIONS THAT ROOM 113 DOESN'T lOOK LIKE A SCHOOL- PUBLISHER or "HIGH FIDELTY" MAGAZINE THE A!'lTIClE APPEARED !,L SKILLED WORKERS NATURALLY TAKE BECAUSE ROOM AT ALL YET IT HOUSES A MOST IM- IN THE AUGUST 1965 15~UE OF T~E MAGAZINE N ADOITION TO PREVENTING INJURIES, THEY PORTANT ACTIVITY PART fOUR: RE THE eEST WAY Of DOING THt JOB IN THIS COZY ATMOSPHERE~ ZELMA RIOGELY WITHOUT A SET or ~AFE PRACTICES~ yOU WORKS WIT~ MORE THAN 60 BOYS AN~GIRLS RECORDI~G OfF THE AIR ULO HAVE NO WAY OF KNOWING WHAT YOU HAVE IN DEVELOPMENTAL READING. SHE TEACHES PROBABLY ANYONE READING THIS MAGAZINE KNOWS THAT YOU DON'T 0 00 TO PREVENT INJURY TO YOURSELF ANO SEVEN 45-MINUTE CLASSES A DAY ~ND AFTER PUT A MICROPHONE I N FRONT OF A LOUDSPEAKER TO RECORD A RAD I THERS You WOULDN'T HAVE ANY WAY Of SCHOOL HOURS WORKS WITH A SPRINKLING OF PROGRAM -- ANO WIT~ IT THE NOISE IN THE ROOM, THE CAR HORNS THE OTHER GUY WAS OOING SOME HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS, SOME Of W~OM COME IN THE STREET, AND THE DISTOATION IN THE AMPLifiER AND HING THAT COU~D ENOANGER YOU. IN FOR SPEED READING LOUDSPEAKER A FAR BErTER WAY IS TO FEED DIRECTLY FROM KNOW THE SAFE PRACTICES OF YOUR JOB As SHE TALKED, MRS. RIDGELY SWEPT AWAY TUNER TO TAPE MACHINE -- If THE TUNER HAS A VOLUME CONTROL, ACTICE THEM AT ALL TIMES MANY MISCONC~PTIONS ABOUT OEVELOPMENTAl SO THAT YOU Ci\N AVOID OVERLOADING Tt1E TAPE MACHIN[ INPUT, READING. OR iF YOU KNOW THAT THE fULL OUTPUT or THE TUNER WILL NOT THE BACHELORS CLUB WI~L MEET THIS "THE PROGRAM IS OE:S'GNE:D rOR THE OVERLOAD THE TAPE: MACHINE FOR THIS HOOKUP, ItolCIDENTALLY, SATURDAY AT BACHELORS BEACH. THERE WilL CHILDREN WHOSE READING LEVEL IS BELOW A TAPE RECORDER THAT HAS SEPARATE HEAOS FOR RECORD AND PLAY aE A GOOD TIME FOR ALL BEGINNING ANYTIME THEIR CAPACITY LEVEL," SHE EXPL.IIINEO BACK WILL PERMIT YOU TO HEAR WHAT IS COMING OUT or THE ./IFTER WORK "THERE: ARE DOZENS OF REASONS WHY A TUNER AT ALL TIMES, BY USING THE MONITOR CURCUIT: BUT ON CHILD MAY HAVE DIFFICULTY WITH READING MOST MACHINES THE TAPE HAS TO BE RUNNING FOR THIS PURPOSE A THANKS FROM EBEVE I fEEL ONE: or THE BASIC CAUSES IN THIS MORE FLEXIBLE IS AN ARRANGEMENT INCLUDING THE PREAMPLI IHE STAFF OF THE EBEYE PUBLIC SCHOOL COMMUNITY IS THAT MANY CHILDREN HAVE FIER OF YOUR STEREO SYSTEM IHE TUNER IS CONNECTED IN THE WOULD liKE TO THANK EVERYONE WHO HELPED MADE FREOUENT MOVES AND EXPERIENCED A REGULAR WAY TO THE PREAMP THE TAPE MACHINE'S INPUT TO MAKE THE SCHOOL RAFFLE A SUCCESS Wt VARIETY OF TEACHING METHODS" "TAPE INPUT" ON THE SYSTEM PREAMP (OR TO "TAPE HEAD INPUT," WOULD ESPECIALLY LIKE TO THANK CAPTAltol THE MAJORITY OF HER PUPILS COME FROM IF YOUR TAPE MACHINE HAS A TAKE-OFF DIR[CTLY fROM THE PLAY MIKE,SEAWEED AND TaE ENTIRE CREW or THE GRADES two THROUGH EIGHT THE CHILOREN BACK HEAD) TARLANG ARE REFERRED BY THE CLASSROOM TEACHER Now YOU CAtol LISTEN TO THE TUNER IN THE REGULAR WAY, WITH- ~~------AND ARE TEST[D TO DETERMINE THEIR READ OUT RUNtollNG THE TAPE WITH SE~ARATE RECORD AND PLAYBACK IG TEAW ARRIVES ON ISLAND ING LEVEl IN RELATION TO T~(IR LEVEL OF HEAOS IN T~E RECORDER, AND A HONITOR CIRCUIT EITHER IN THE ARRIVING ON THE REO TAIL THIS AfTER .loCH I EVEMENT PRE.AMP OR THE TAPE MACHINE, yOU CAN H(AR IN INSTANT SUCCES WERE COL E C, KREIGHBAUM, LTC BRENTON 0 "WE USU.o\LLV START'" CHILO OfF ON AN SION THE SIGNAL GOING ONTO THE TAPE AND THE SIGNAL AS RE BUSWELL, MAJ J HOCUTT, MR H M BOUDIN01 INSTRUCTIONAL lEVEL EQUAL TO OR Br~ow CORDED Otol TKE TAPE MR R.B. HARRISON, MR M.D KENT, AND MR HIS FUNCTIONING LEVEL TO BUILD A FEELI SINCE AN FM STATION IS NOT GOING TO REPEAT A PROGRAM SEV N.H TRUAX FROM THE INSPECTOR GENERAL OF SECURITY AND CONFIDENCE," SHE CONTIN ERAL TIMES TO ALLOW YOU TO SET YOUR OWN RECORDING LEVEL, Y FIELD OFFICE, SAN FRANCISCO THEY WILL UED. "THEN WE FOL~OW THE STEPS IN GOOD HAVE TO GET THINGS ADJUSTED AS WELL AS POSSIB~E IN AOVANCE er ON KWAJALEIN FO~ APPROX!MATELY TWO READING PROCEDURE" TUtolE IN AT LE~ST HALF AN HOUR 6E,oRE THE START OF T~E PRO- WEEKS TO CONDUCT THE ANNUAL IG INSPtCTION BECAUSE SHE FEELS IT ESS[TNIAL THAT GRAM YOU WISH TO TAPE ArTER THE TUNER IS THOROUGHLY WARM- OF THE KWAJALEIN TEST S~TE HER STUOENTS HAVE A REL~XED, HOME-LIKE ED UP, TUNE ~GAIN TO BE SURE YOU ARE AT THE CENTER OF THE ATMOSPHERE IN WHICH TO WORK, SHE SPENDS CHANNEL THEtol MA~E A FIVE-MINUTE TRIAL RECORDING THIS G1RL .cOUTS ANNUAL MANY EVENINGS R(-ARRANGING THE ROOM'S WILL GIVE YOU TIME TO CORRECT MINOR MALFUNCTIONINGS BEFORE CALENDAR SALE APPOINTMENTS AND PLANNING INTERESTING THE PROGRAM YOU WANT BEGINS AFTER TWO OR THREE TRIALS, THE ANNUAL SALE OF GIRL SCOUT cALtN APPROACHES TO THE SUBJECT SHE TEACHES YOU CAN SET LEVEL ACCURATELY OARS WILL BE HELD TOMORROW AND SATURDAY "THE CHILDREN ENJOY COMING HERE," SHE ODD THINGS HAPPEN TO LEVEL ON RADIO PROGRAMS BECAUSE OF BROWNIES AND JUNIOR GIRL SCOUTS WILL SAID "T~EY FEEL IT IS A PRIVILEGE THE ALMOST UNIVERSAL USE OF LIMITING FOR ANNOUNCEMENTS, S£LL THE 1968 CLAENDARS DOOR TO DOOR IN THEY LIKE TO CURL UP ON THE COUCH TO P~RTICULARLY OF COMMERCIALS, MANY STATIONS FLATTEN THE PEAK T~E HOUSING AREA TOMORROW FROM 3.30 uN READ T~EI~ BOOKS AND THEY HAVE ~ WONDER HEAVILY WITH LIMITING OR COMPRESSION AND PUSH THE LEVEL WAY TIL 8 PM CADETTE SCOUTS WILL SELL THEM rUl TIME W!TH WORD GAMES" UP TO MAKE SURE THE ANNOUNCER COHES THROUGH STRONGLY THEN IN FRONT OF M~cy's SATURDAY FROM 10 30 A ADDITIONAL TEACHING A!DS INClUDE R[~D WHEN MUSIC Of SOME DYNAMIC RANGE COMES ON, TKEY DROP THE VNITL I PM AND LISTEN TAPES AND TWO CONTROLLED LEVEL BACK OFF THE LIMITING TO MAKE MORE ROOM rOR PEAKS BrTSY TrUL1NGS 15 CHAIRMAN OF THIS READERS THE LATTER MAC~IN[~ PROJECT THUS IF YOU SET LEVEL AS LOW AS POSSIBLE ON A COMMERCIAL, YEAR'S SAlE SENTENcES ON A SCREEN SO THAT THE STU THE MUSIC MAY BE RECORDED VIRTUALLY OUT OF HEARltolG, DDOWN BA~N~D---:C=ON~C=E:~RT=--=SCH="=E=DU=-L£D DENT AUTOMATICALLY USES GOOD READING IN THE NOISE," THEREfORE, EITHER DON'T USE ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR THIS SUNDAY HABITS. AS A GUIDE Tu SETTING YOUR LEVEL, DR -- IF YOU 00 -- SET THE COMMUNITY SA NO CONCERT, WHICH WAS "THE EYE MuST FOLLOW THE WORDS FROM THEM FAIRLY HIGH SO THAT YOU WON'T LOSE THE BEGINNING OF pOSTPONEO LAST WEEK BECAUSE OF RAIN, WIL THE MUSIC. WH£N IT sr~RTS YOU CAN REDUCE LEVEl A LETTLE, B!: HELD AT 7 30 PM SUNDn AT THE RICHA VERY GRADUALLY, If IT IS TOO ~)GH REMEMBER THAT SINCE SON THEATER THIS WILL BE THE FIRST IN THERE IS PROBABLY STILL SOME L'MITING BEING APPLIED (ESPEC A SERIES OF MONTHLY CONCERTS IALLY IF THE PROGRAM ITSELF 15 A PLAYBACK Of A RECORDING), THt 30-PIECE GROUP IS COMPOSED or YOU WON'T HAVE TO BE AS CONCERNED ABOUT PEAKS AS WHEN YOU ADULTS AND ADVANCED HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS ARE TAPING LIVE MUSIC THIS "HIGH-START" TECHNIQUE ALSO AND IS UNDER THE DIRECTION OF BRUCE ~ElPS WHEN ~ STATION FADES THE MUSIC IN GRADUALLY, AS SOME VORAN DO THE PROGRAM WHICH IS EXPECTED TO L~ST IT'S BEST Ta LET THE TAPE RUN THROUGHOUT A PROGRAM AND AeOUT 20 MINUTES, ~ILL BE COMPOSEO OF LATER EOIT OUT THE PARTS YOU DON'T WANT IT'S NOT ALWAYS MARCHES AND CONCERT HUMSE~S THE PUBLIC [ASY TO DECIDe, ON THE SPLIT-SECOND, WHAT YOU WANT TO KEEP IS INVITED -- AND YOU CAtol'T GO BACK TO R(TAPE WHAT WAS LEFT OUT !NAD VERTENTLY A MAkSHALL£SE MYTH THE OBVIOUS EXCEPTION TO THIS COMES UP WHEN YOU DISCOVER ACCORDING TO A ~ARSHALLESE BWUBWUNATO THAT A CHOSEN PROGRAM WILL RUN LONGER THAN A REEL OF TAPE a (MYTH), AFTER THE Gao NAMED LOWA HAO CRE YOUR MACHINE ALLOWS FOR JUOICIOUS STARTING AND STOPPING, ATEO ALL THE ISLANDS HE SENT FOR MEN TO TO ELIMINATE UNWANTED MATERIAL, CAN HELP BUT LEAVE A SEC RULE THE FOUR OIRECTIONS EAST WAS tHE OND OR SO EXTRA AT THE ENDS or WANTED PARTS, AND START A CARDINAL DIRECTION, AND LOKUMRAN, "T",[ SECOND DR SO AHEAD, TO AVOID A CHOPPY EfrECT CAREFUL EDI~ MAN W~O TWISTS THE DAYBREAK,~ WAS SENT ING LATER CAN SMOOTH THE GAPS THERE LOROK WAS SENT TO THE SOUTH TO SETTING BALANCE ON STEREO PROGRAMS IS USUAL~Y BEST DONE B TAKE COMMAND OF THE WINDS THE KING OF DEVELOPMENTAL READING IS TURNED INTO BLANACING THE TAPE MACHINE AHEAD Of TIME Do THIS BY FEEDIN ALL WAS IROIJDRILIK, IN THE WEST HE AN ENJOYABLE LEARNING EXPERI£NCE BY ZEL- THE SAME MONO SIGNAL TO BOTH CHANNELS, AND SETTING THE BAL WAS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE PRODUCTION OF ALL MA RIDGELY SHOWN HERE WITH SOME OF THE ANCE CONTROL 50 THAT THE MUSIC SEEMS TO COME f~OM MIDWAY BE LIVING THINGS IN CHARGE OF DEATH WAS TEACHING AIDS SHE USES IN HER READING TWEEN THE SPEAKERS WHEN rou LISTEtol TO THE TAPE IF THE TAP LOJIBWINEAMEtol, THE MAN IN THE NORTH. LAB AT GEORGE SEITZ SCHOOL ~ACHINE IS BALANCED BY THE RELATIVE POSTTIONS 0, ITS TWO LOWA THEN SENT TWO HEN TO AILINGlAPLAP VOLUME CONTROLS, GET THE BALANCE WITH THESE ABOUT TWO-THIRD TO GIVE ALL LIVING, MOVING THINGS THrlR LErT TO RIGHT," SHE SAID A5 5~E DEMON OF THE WAY U~, AND OON'T TOUCH THEM AGAIN -- SrT RECORDING CHARACTERISTIC TATTOO MARKINGS. STRATED THE EClulPMENT "ALSO, TH~RE IS LEVEL WIT~ THE DUAL VOLUME CONTROL ON THE PREAMPLIFIER OR ALL ANIMALS WERE TATOOED, ALL PEOPLE NO POSSIBLE WAY THE STUDENT'S GAZE CAN TUNER IN ANY CASE, DON'T TRY TO BALANCE CHANNELS BY WATCH WERE MARKED WITH DESIGNS APPROPRIATE TO WANDER TO A SENTENCE ABOVE OR BELOW ING THE LEv£L INOIC.IITORS OURING A STEREO PROGAAM) IT CAN'T THEIR SEX AND RANK As THE INDIVIDUAL GAINS SPEED IN REAOIN BE DONE THE CREATURES CAME TO AILINGLAPLAP f THE MACHINE IS SpEEDED UP " ONE FURTHER ~ROBELM, BY THE WAY, MAY BE PREStNTED BY THE ALL OVER THE WORLO ONE CANOE LOAD EO THOUGH EXPERIENCED IN MANY FIELDS OF FACT OF TWO OR THREE VOLUME CONTROLS IN THE SIGNA~ PATH rOR WITH PEOPLE ANO ANIMALS FROM BI~INI, SAN EDUCATION, READING HAS ALWAYS B(EN MRS [ACH CHANNE~ -- ONE ON THE TUNER, ONE ON THE TAPE M.IICHINE ON A1LINGLAPLAP'S REEF. lHE SIRDS FLEW ~ DGELY'S f~VORITE THE RULE FOR LOWEST NOISE AND DISTORTION IS: TRY TO KEEP AL TO SHORE, BUT A~L OTHERS HAD TO SWIM SHE RECEIVED HER BACHELOR Of EDUCATION CONTROLS SET AT SOMEWHERE BETWEEN ONE-THIRD AND TWO-THIRDS IHE RAT, BEING SUCH A POOR SWIMMER WAS DEGREE FROM WESTERN ILLINOIS UtollVERSITY OF FULL ROTATION DON'T, FOR INSTANCE) SET THe TUNER VOLUM ABOUT TO DROWtol WHEN AN OBLIGING OCTOPUS AND TMUGHT FOR A NUMBER OF YEARS IN ILL CONTROL PRACTICALLY TO MAXIMUM, AND COMPENSATt BY SETTING OFfEREO TO CARRY HIM. THE INOIS WHERE SHE WAS ASSOCIATED WITH THE THE TAPE MACHINE CONTROL NEAR~Y AT MINIMUM SUCH RELATIVE PLAYED A PRANK ON THE POOR OCTOPUS JUST DECATUR ILLINOIS SYSTEM. SHE ~LSO SERV SETTINGS CAN OVERLOAD THE INPUT TO THE T_PE MACHINE, A PRIM AS THEY REACHEO THE SHORE. THE ANGRY ED AS A REAOIHG CREDIT TE.C~[R fOR CAUSE OF DISTORTION SET 80T~ CONTROLS TO AN INTERMEDIATE OCTOPUS COULON'T GO ASHORE TO CHASE THE JAMES MILLIKIN COLLEGE AND HAS DONE AND SIMILA'tif RANCE RAT, BUT TO THIS OAY THE OCTOPUS HATES GRAOUATE ~ORK AT JOHN HOPKINS McCoy THE RAT. COLLEGE AND SAN tRANCISCO STATr UNIVERS VAlPARAISO, IND (UPI)--THE BURGLAR WHO TOOK $1,400 FROM THE RAT RECEIVED PUNISHMENT OF A KIND ITY THE SAFE IN THE LIBERTY TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DID NOT COME PRE· ANYWAY -- HE WAS THE LAST TO BE TATOOED SHE BEGAN HER TEACHING CAREER AT THE MRS RIDGELY TAUGHT ALL PARED, APPA~ENTLY, aUT THE SCHOOL WAS AND BY THE TIME HIS TURN CAME, THE SOOT AGE OF 19 STATE POLICE SAID THE SAFE WAS OPENEO WITH A HAMMER AND DYE WAS THIN AND WEAK. THAT IS WHY HIS EIGHT GRADES IN A ONE ROOM RURAL SCHOOL CHISEL TAKLN FROM THE SCHOOL WORKSHOP TATOO IS VERY BAD AND HE tOOKS D1RTY IN ILLINOIS HatIo's Theyll Do It Every Tune ® , UVALDE, lEX (UP1)--THE SMALL SOOTH TE~AS TOW" or UVALDE PAYS 1fus YEAR TI-lE. BAsEMENi' 15 fiNAL TRIBUT[ TODAY TO ITS MOST rAMOUS AND BELOVEO CIT lIEN -_ BEING- UNL1TTERED SO WI-lERE fORMER VICE PRESIDENT JOHN NANCE (CACTUS JACK) GARNER. WILL ALL THE JUt.JK WIND UP'" rU~ERAL SERVICES WERE SCHEDULEO fOR 3 PM TODAY AT THE CHAPEL or I<.EE·RECIC.-IT' THE FRAZAR FUNERAL HOME. GARNER WAS TO BE eURIED IN THE UVALDE I DON'T KNOW CEMET~RY fOLLOWING BRIEf SERVICES CONDUCTED BY THE REV. ROMILlY Wl-leRE WE'I.L.. PUT TIMMON~, AN E~ISCOPALIAN CLERGYMAN. "'~~ THIS JUNK GARNER, Vlcr PRESIDtNT DURING PRESIDENT fRANKLIN 0 RDOSEYELTtS fiRST TWO TERMS} DIED TUESDAY AT THE AGE O~ 98. HE surfERED A HEART ATT~CK AfTER A fAST PHYSICAL OECLINE DURING THE PREVIOUS WEEKS ASOUT 250 PERSONS VISITED THE fUNERAL HOME CHAPEL TO YIEW THE BOOY TUESDAY AND YESTERDAY GARNER RETIREO TO UVALDE ~fTER HE BROKE WITH ROOSEVELT OVER THE PRESIDENT'S DECISION TO RUN ,OR A THIRD TERM. THE TOWN GREW TO LOVE THE OLD POLITICIAN AND RESIDENTS WOULD GO TO HIS HOUSE TO T~LK ABOUT OLD TIMES. THE CITY'S PUBLIC SCHOOLS AND SOUTHWEST l~xAS JUNIOR COLLEGE 1 T WHICH GARNER GAVE ABOUT $1 MILLION, PLANNED TO HOLD ~EMORIAl SER VICES IN HIS HONOR PUBLIC OFFICES AND MOST BUSINESSES PLANNED TO BE CLOSEO OUR4NG THE FUNERAL GARNER WAS TO BE BURIED IN A FAMILY PLOT IN UVALDE BESIDE HIS WifE, ETTIE, WHO DIED IN 1947 HIS GRAVE LAY UNDER II BUG MIMOSA TREE ON THE SIDE OF ~ HILL FRANKLY, THIS; LOCK'; LIKE' A MAL I K FCXJND GU I LTV 6000 PlACE ltl GET MU66EP' REA~ING, ENGLAND (UPI}--MICHAEL MALIK, THE SELF PROCLAIMED LEADER Of BRITAINiS BLACK MUSLIMS, WAS FOUND GUILTY TODAY ON A CHARGE Of I He IT I NG RAC( HATRED HE WAS SENTENCED TO 12 MONTHS IMPRISONMENT MALIK, 34, WHO CALLS HIMSELF MICH~(L X, WA ACCUSED Of USING THREATENING LANGUAGE lIKELY TO INCITE RACE HATRED AT A MEETING IN READIN LAST JULY HE WAS SPEAKING IN PLACE OF U.S. Redey ® by Gordon Bess BLACK POWER ADVOCATE STOKELY CARMICHAEL, WHO CANCELLEO AN APPEARANCE AND Lf.T 8R1T~IN UN- I WISH 1 W~Re: ~ass. BUT DER POLICE INVESTIGATION IIBouT SfIoTEMENTS SOMETHIN6 ~5£, t:\ HOR.~ 1 8ESloe& A HORSE ( HAs TO PRINK ~ ~AOE DURING A SHORT VISIT WATER WITH THE JURY Of 10 MEN ~NO 2 WOMEN WAS TOLD BY FEET II THE EBEYE VA~~EES DEFEATED THE CARDINALS 9-5 TO REMAIN UNDEFEATED SO FAR IN THE SECO~O HALF O. PLAY SP6 RTS THE YA~~E(S RE.L~Y TOOK orF IN THE ~ECOND S~CTJ 6N INNING TO SCORE FIVE RUNS ON SIX STRAIGHT SINGLES. PITCH and PUTr THE CARDINALS TRIED TO CATCH UP IN THE THIRD ~'TH T~O RUNS ON ONE BASE HIT TWILIGHT GOlF LEAGUE By STEVE SNIDER THE FIFTH INNING THE YANKEES ICED THE THE FIFTH-ROUND MATCHES IN THE EASTERN IN NEW YORK (UPI )--EASTERN FOOTBALL IS IN GAME WITH THREE MORE RUNS AND ROUNDED QUT AND WESTERN DIVISIONS ARE AS FOLLOWS' THE UPSWING AFTER A THREE YEAR FAMINE. TH[IR SCORING WITH ANOTHER IN THE SIXTH. EASTERN THE UPSWING HAY HAYE A SETBACK THIS WEEK THE CARDINALS STARTED ANOTHER GOOD RALLY MONOAY, NOVEMBER 13TH END WHEN PENN STATE TAKES ON RUGGED NORTH GOING BUT COULD ONLY SCORE THREE RUNS AND GLOBAL HAWAIIANS VS MZC CAROLINA STATE THERE COULD BE ANOTHER WHEN FELL SHORT OF THEIR MARK KEHTRON # 3 vs KTS # 2 ARMY HITS UNPREDICTABLE UTAH UP AT WEST THE WINNING PITCHER WAS MALIA AND THE THURS~AY, NOVEMBER 16TH POINT LOSER DOUG SIMS. CO[ vs KENTRON # I BUT THERE HAS BEEN A DEFINITE RISE SINCE LITTLE LEAGUE SCHEDULE FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17TH CERTAIN COACHES QUIT MOANING ABOUT "iM fRI. NO\l 10 W£Co-BTL VS GLOBAL ADMINISTRATION POSSIBLE" ELlGIBllITV STANDARDS A"'D LEAR"'ED YANKEES VS REO Sox WESTERN 5:00 TO LIVE WITH 'EM MON. Nov TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14TH 13 "EASTERN FOOTSALL IS ON THE UPGRADE TO 5 00 RED Sox '.IS ASTROS GAGAC V5 GLOBAL FIREfiGHTERS SUCH AN EXTENT THAT IT CAN 9E ON ~ PAR Wl1H KENTRON # 2 VS GLOBAL INTERNATIONAL OTHER SECTIONS WITHIN THE NEXT FEW YEARS, " WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15TH SAYD OLD-TIME FORDHAM STAR, Eo FRANCO, WHO WECo # I V5 MARINE DEPT SCOUTS THE AREA FOR THE GREEN BAY PACKERS KTS # I vS DESK DUSTERS THE EAST'S LAST BIG SPLASH IN THE NATIONA SCENE cAME IN 1963 WHEN NAVY WAS No 2 AND KGA POINT TOURNAMENT PITTS BUR GH No 3 THE DEADLINE FOR ENTERING THIS WEEKEN01S SINCE THE"', THERE HAS BEEN ~ GREAT WR!N~ POINT TOURNAMENT IS TOMORROW AT NOON. CALL ING OF HANDS IN CERTAIN QUARTERS O~ER A IN YOUR ENTRY RIGHT AWAY TO FRANK GRANICH OECISION BY THE TOP SCHOOLS TO OUTLAW THE AT 83~10, PETE SWANGIN AT 81414 OR Jot KAULU PRACTICE or UREa-SHIRTING" PLAYERS -- HOLD KUKUI AT 83331. ING OUT PROMISING MEN FOR AN EXTRA YEAR ~------OF PRACTICE AND GROWTH UNTIL THEY COULD WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL LEAGUE DEVELOP INTO USEFUL VARSITY MATERIAL AP~LOGIE5 TO ALL CONCERNED -- IT WAS THE THE TEARS, HOWEVER, fAILEO TO MOVE THE FUNGANUNGANOO TEAM THAT PLAYED KE HOKU ON EDUCATORS THE COACHES wENT SACK TO THE TUESOAY NIGHT INSTEAD OF KAHUNAS, AS RE DRAWING BOARDS AND THEIR EFfORT IS SHOWING PORTED IN THIS COLUMN FUNGA-NOO RECORD ONLY A YEAR AGO, PENN STATE'S JOE PA,ERNC STANDS AT I WIN AGAINST 7 LOSSES. INSISTED HIS TEAM wAS HANDICAPPED ANY TIME IN LAST N1GHT 1S FIRST GAME THE TIGERETTES IT PLAYED A TEAM fROM OUTSIDE THE AREA SHOWED THEY ARE OEflNITELY BACK I~ THE TIM DELUCA, LEfT, AND WALLY HECELSOH ARE SO FAR THIS YEAR PENN STATE HAS LICKED WINNER'S COLUMN BV A DECISIVE WIN OVER THE HUSTLING LITTLE LEAGUERS FOR THE RtD Sox MIAMI 17-8 AND LOST TO UCLA BY ONLY TWO -- ACES IN TWO STRAIGHT SETS 15-3, 15-10. 17- 15 THE FIRST SET WAS AN EASY ONE iOR THEM AS SYRACUSE BEAT BOTH BAYLOR AND CALIFORNIA THE ACES SEEMED DISORGANIZED AND TRYING TO FAST PITCH BY ONE 10UCHDOWN WHILE NEITHER ACHIEVEMENT WECo CAME UP WITH TERRIFIC SATTING POWER GEi THE BALL RIGHT BACK INSTEAD OF CONTROLL RATES AN AUTOMATIC BOWL 810, THE VICTORlES LEO BY BARBER AT THE PLATE IN DEFEATING ING IT WITH SETUPS. THEY SETTLED OOWN SOME DID PROOUCE AN INTERSECTIONAL PROFIT LOS 15-5 IN FIVE INNINGS WHAT IN THE SECOND SET, HOWEVER, AND GAVE ARMY AND NAVY ARE SETTER THAN LAST YEAR WECo STARTED OUT STRONG BY SCORING FOUR THE TIGER(TTES SOME VERY BAD MOMENTS WITH SUT NO THREATS TO NATIONAL POWERHOUSES RUNS IN THE fiRST INNING AND SIX MORE IN VERY GOOD SAVES AND RETURNS. ARMY LOST TO DUKE, BEAT LESS THAN SENSA THE SECOND. TIONAL SOUTHERN METHOOIS1, STANFORD AND THE **** LOS TRIEO DESPERATELY TO CATCH UP BY THE SECOND GAME BETWEEN THE PINK PANTHERS AIR FORCE! eADEM'!' SCORING TWO RUNS IN THE SECOND AND ONE EACH AND CRYING SHAMES HAD JUST GOTTEN OFF TO A NAVY DOWNED PENN STATE, MICHIGAN ANO SYRA IN THE THIRD AND FOURTH INNINGS, BUT COULD GOOD START WHEN THE RAIN BEGAN AND MADE THE CUSE BUT LOST TO NOTRE DAME, RICE AND EVEN NOT GET THE HITS THEY NEEDED AND LtFT COURTS TOO SLIPPERY TO CONTINUE. THIS GAME WILLIAM AND MARY RUNNERS STRANDED ON THE BASES ON SEVERAL WILL BE REPLAYED AT A LATER DATE. AT THE SERVICE ACADEMIES, THE FUTURE MAY OCCASIONS BE BRIGHTER THAN THE PRESENT VOLLEYBALL SCHEDULE WECo CONTINUED THE PRESSURE BY StNDING "OUR PLEBE T(AM HAS A 7-0 RECORD," SAID tR I Nov 10 TWO MORE MEN ACROSS THE PLATE IN THE rOURTH COACH TOM CAHILL Of ARMY "THE PLEBES USED 6.30 PM BANK -OF HAWAII 'IS KE HOKU AND ANOTHER TWO IN THE FIFTH. 78 PLAYERS IN ONE FRESHMAN GAME LAST WEEK. SHARING BATTING HONORS FOR WECo WITH WE HAVE A lOT Of MEN OUT fOR FOOTBALL AND HANDBALL SCHEDULE BARBER WERE BROUSSARO AND VANDERMINOEN ONE PLEBE, HALfBACK BILLY HUNTER, MIGHT II SAT Nov. II 1 COURT #1 WI~H TWO eASE HITS. FIT VER'!' WELL INTO OUR BACKF1ELD NEXT YEAR A-5.oo BURCHETT-STUBBS VS LELEPALI-BELL THE WINNING PITCHER WAS CLARK AND KEATON ~THE LINEMEN ARE A LITTLE SLOWER TO GRAD~' TOOK THE LOSS FOR LOS COURT #2 HE AOO(O . C~5:DO ROSS-SUMIDA vs MACVIE-HoLLIFIELD FAST PITCH SCHEDULE CARMEN COZlA OF YALE, WHOSE TEAM IS PERCH-i SUN Nov. 12 CallRT #1 FRI Nov 10 DALLY FIELD ED HIGH ~TOP THE Ivy LE~GUE STANDINGS AFTER I 8.3 00 CARLEN-QUNADRuDE VS CUMMINGS-PASCOE N-5:15 ISLANDERS vs MZC WHOMPING DARTMOuTH 56-15, fEELS SOME OF THE COURT #2 BRANDON F I E,LD Ivy TEAMS HAVE STARTING UNITS COMPARABLE TO B-3.oo CANNON-NOVAK VS DAWSON-BUMATAY N-5'15 K£NTRON VS MUSTANGS LEADING TEAMS COURT #1 SUN. Nov 12 DALLY FIELD "SUT 'WE CERTAINLY DON'T HAVE THE NUMBERS,q -4 00 WINNER(WED} VS WINNER{THURS} N-3'30 ROI NAMUR \IS YOUTH CORPS HE SAID. COURT #2 N-5 00 HIGH SCHOOL VS WECo INSTALLERS YALE CURRENTLY RANKS FOURTH 1N TH[ WEEKLY B-4.00 WINNER(WEO) 'IS WINNER(FRI) LAMBERT TROPHY STANDINGS THAT RATE THE -5:00 WINNER(tRI) vs WINNER(SAT) TENNIS CLUB EAST'S TOP TEAMS. PENN STATE, ARMY AND SYRA -5 00 ~INNER(THURS~ VS WINNE~(SAT} THE TENNIS CLUB1S DOUBLES TOURNAMENT WILL CUSE ARE 1-2-3. GET UNDERWAY ON MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13TH, '~E'R~ DEL1GHTED TO BE RAN~EO EVEN THAT WITH THE FOLLOWING MATCHES HIGH," SAID COLZA, INDICATING HE HAD NO ADVANCED MEN'S PLANS IN THE FUTURE TO LEAD A RALLY AT YALE MON. Nov 13 INSISTING, "WE'RE No. I " 5:00 SCHAE.ER-THIMSON vs REOHOR-McINERNY GLASGow~KORFF vs BRUNNER-WESEMANN NEW YORK (UPI )--THE NEW YOR~ METS HAVE WED. Nov 15 TR~OED INr/ELDER-OUTrIELOER BOB JOHNSON TO 5:00 REMI-STEPCHEW VS DUNCAN-BROWN THE CINCINNATI REDS FOR OUTFIELDER ART MOORE-C~APP vs GOULD-GUASTAMACHIO SHAMSKY THE 26-YEAR-OLD SHAMSKY WILL BE INTERMEDIATE MEN'S USED AS A UTILITY MAN BY THE METS, WHILE TUES. Nov 14 THE REDS PLAN TO USE JOHNSON FOR ADDED IN 5 00 THOMAS-BILLUPS VS UTz-DELONG FIELD INSURANCE KINA-KAULUKUKUI VS PELKEY-ABIHOSA THE ST Lours CARDINALS ANNOUNCEO THE RE· THURS. Nov. 16 HIRING OF LAST SEASON'S COACHING STAFF - 5.00 BROCKINGTON~CONROY VS BRAME-SCHWARZ JOE SCHULTZEN, BILLY MUFETT, BOB MILLIKEN SIADOR-NELSON VS STOCKWELL-DORSEY AND DICK SISLER CARDINALS' MANAGER REO SCHOEND1ENS, SIGNED EARLIER ~OR A~OTH(R NEW YORK (UPI )--THE NCAA ANNOUNCED THE SEASON SELECTION OF NORTH DAKOTA STATE TO APPEAR IN THE P~CAN BOWL GAME DECEMBER 16 AT MEXICO CITY (UPI )--THE LEAOING MONEY-WIN ABILENE, TEXAS. THE OTHER TeAM WILL BE NERS ON THE U S. PRO GOLF TOUR -- JACK NICK HAMED IN ABOUT TWO WEEKS. LAUS AND ARNOLD PALMER -- REPRESENT THtlR NORTH DAKOTA STATE FINISHED ITS SEASON COUNTRY IN THE WORLD CUP MATCHES BEGINNING WITH A NINE-ZERO RECORD AND IS RATED S[~ONO TODAY IN MEXICO CITY. NICKLAUS FIRED A ON[ IN THIS WEEK'S UPI COLLEGE DIVISION POLL UNDER-PAR 71 AND PALMtR A 76 IN THE PRO AHATEUR TUNEUP ROUND YESTEROAY NICKLAUS GOLF TOURKAMEHT THIS ~[[K[NO ANO IS GOING (UPI )~-AMERICANS BILLIE JEAN KING ANO SAID HE WAS SATISfiED WITH HIS SCORE ANO ALL OUT FOR THOSE POINTS. ROSEMARY CASALS WON MATCHES TOOAY IN LIMA, PALMER SAID HE WAS JUST LOOKING OVER THE IN THE PERUVIAN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIPS. COURSE. ~------+------~~~------~ '"at 6 HO~Gl..ASS THU~SOAY, NOWtM8tR 9. 1967 WALL STREET rODAY r HOURQLAS6_~c)(__ L I ST LNGS APOLLO SUCCESS MNiKi MlN NEW YORK (UPI)~-THE STOCK MARKET [NOED ITS AMI[RtCAN p"O'Ul 10 '14 +1/8 Felt AMERICAN iiPACE IftOkl OROUGHT AND CHALKED UP ITS FIRST GAIN IN AMERICAN T&T 50 1/8 -1/8 CAPE K[N"EOY (UPI)--THE HISTOAIC 'LIGHT TWO W[[KS THBRSD ...·.t BUT .THE ADVANCE WAS ,."R AMPtlI 33 1/8 +5/8 . eUCCESS OF' THE SATUAN 5 ROCKET TODAY GAVE rROM IMPRESSIVE AS PROFIT TAKING CUT HEAVILY ANACONDA 45 +1 1/2 AMERICA A rRE3H LEAO IN THE QUICKENING RACE INTO AN EARLY UPSWING. BOE I N~ 83 3/8 .. 1/8 TO THE MoON AND, MORE IMPOATANT, GOT PROJECT BLU~ CHIPS TOOK THE SPOTLIGHT IN THE up CH~YSLER 52 3/4 +2 7/8 ApOLLO BACK ON ITS rCET. SWING AND THE Dow JONES INDUSTRIAL AVERAGE, FORO 49 1/4 +3/8 IT ALSO PROVED THAT MONTHS 0' PAINSTAKING A MEASURE OF 30 8LUE CHIPS, JUMPED 7.40 TO GEN ELECTRIC 101 3/4 +11~/8 PREPARATION, TESTS AND REHEARSALS PNY or,. 856.97, ITS LARGEST SINGLE GAIN SINCE SEPT. GEN MOTORS 81 1/2 NOT ONLY DID THE ROCKET DO EVERYTHING EX 25· GEN T & E 42 1/4 :§~8 PECTED or IT~ &UT IT GOT orr ON TIME TO THE INVESTORS HAD TO DEAL WITH A MIXED ECONO GEN T.& R 25 ~/8 +1/8 SECOND -- A f'EAT NO ONE OARED PREDICT. .IC PICTURE AND WERE HESITANT TO COMMIT I~ 579 1/2 +3 THE MOMENTOUS ~AUNtH CAME JUST TEN DAYS THEMSELVES. BUYING PICKED UP LATE IN THE LOCKHEED 52 +3/8 ArTER THE SOVIET UNION MASTERED THE TWO MORNING. PROfiT TAKERS WAITED UNTIL LATE LONE STAR CrNENT 18 +1/8 SATELLITE RENDEZVOUS AND HOOKUP TECHNIQUE AFTERNOON BEFORE MAKING AN APPEARANCE eUT A McDoNNEL-DoUQLAS 48 5/8 -3/8 THAT IT APPARENTLY NEEDS FOR THE ORBITAL LAST-MINUTE BURST OF BUYING SAVEO THE DAY MGM 57 7/8 +5/8 ASSEMBLY OF MoON-BOUND SPACESHIPS. fOR THE BUllS. MMM t15 5/8 +5/8 THE UNITEO STATES PASSED THAT MILESTONE THE TENTATIVE SETTLEMENT REACHED BETWEEN MoBIL OIL 41 3/8 +1/8 WITH ITS SUCCESSFUL GEMINI PROGRAM LAST THE UNITED AUTO WORKERS AND THE CHRYSLER NORTHWEST AIRLINES +114 YEAR. CORP. WAS THE CHIEF BUYING INCENTIVE, AC~ PAN AMER I CAN ~5 §j~ -1/8 TODAY's ApOLLO 4 MISSION PROVED THAT THE CORDING TO MOST ANALYSTS. ON THE OTHER HAND, RCA 5g1/2 H/2 ROCKET BUILT TO SEND AMERICANS TO THE MoON BROKERS POINTED OUT THAT A MIKE IN BRITAIN'S RAYTHEON 103 1/2 +1 1/2 WILL WORK. IT WAS PROBABLY THE MOST AMSI-. CHIEF INTEREST RATE, WHICH HEIGHTENED Fe:ARS SHELL 01 L 62 1/8 +3/4 TIOUS T[ST FLIGHT EVER UNDERTAKEN ""NO ITS OF TIGHT MONEY, ALMOST BALANCED OUT THE BEN SPERRY RAND 5) 1/2 +1 1/8 UNQUALIFIED SUCCESS MAKES IT THE PIVOTOL EFICIAL M~RKET EFFECT OF THE STRIKE SETTLE 5TO 01 l OF CAL 50 7/8 -1/4 POINT IN THe: ENTIRE U.S. MOON PROGRAM. NEI't T. STO Oil Of' N.J. 65 +1/4 RUSSIA's MIGHTIEST ROCKET IS BELIEVED TO THE UNITEO PRESS INTERNATIONAL STOCK THfOKOL t9- 1/8 NC BE IN THE 3.5 MILLION POUNO THRUST RANGE - MARKET INDICATOR TACKED ON 0.05 PERCENT TO UNIT ED tRU IT 501/8 -, 5/8 LESS THAN H~~F THE POwER OF tHE SATURk 5. 109.06. THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE INDEX AND ALTHOUGH THE ROCKET IS BELIEVED ABLE TO REFLECTED A GAIN Or 21 CENTS IN THE AVERAGE DOW JONES CLOSING RANGE or AVERAGES SEND MEN AROUND THE MOON AND BACK~ IT IS SHARE Pili CE. STOCKS CLOSE CHANGE NOT BELIEVED CAPABLE OF SENDING A HEAVY Or THE I, 484 ISSUES CROSSING THE TAPE, 30 INDUS 856.97 UP 7.40 MANNED LANDING CRAFT THERE. 639 ADVANCED, 635 DECLINED AND 210 HELD UN 20 RAILS 228.99 UP 0.,8 THE PLAN TO TEST 'LY THE SATURN 5 IN ITS CHANGED. THERE WERE 93 ISSUES FALLING TO NEW 15 UTILS 121.26 UP 0.29 ENTtRETY INSTEAD OF STAGE BY STAGE, WAS A 1967 LOWS AND 17 CLIMBING TO NEW HIGHS. 65 STOCKS 300.93 UP 1.58 CAMBlE THAT PAID OFF HANDSOMELY -- NOT ONLY DETRACTIKG fROM THE STRENGTH Of THE AD FOR THE PROGRAM BUT FOR ITS PEOPLE. VANCE WAS THE F~ THAT VOLUME T,,"PERED OfF TO NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE INDEXES A YEAR AGO, PROJECT ApOLLO WAS RIDING A 8,890,000 SHARES FROM THE 12,630,000 SHARES GROUP CLOSE CHANGE CREST Of OPTIMISM. TME rlRST MANNED LAUNCH CHANGING HANOS IN THE PREVIOUS SESSION. INDUSTRIAL UI;' 0·27 OF THE MoONSHIP, ON A SMALLER SATURN I, WAS AMPHENOL WAS THE MOST ACTIVELY TRADED TRANSPORTAl ION ~3"87. 4 OFf 0.07 IN THE O'FING~ AND THE INITIAL SATURN 5 TEST ISSUE, ADVANCING 4 1/4 TO 45 1/2 ON SALES UTILITY 41.8~ UP 0.05 WAS SCHEDULED FOR EARLY THIS YEAR, OF 140,700 SHARES. EARLY IN THE DAY THE FINANCE 49.~ OFF 0.05 BUT THEN THE WHOLE PROGRAM APPEARED ON THE COMPANY HAD ANNOUNCED IT WOULD HOLD A NEWS ALL STOCKS I ND e:x 50. I UP 0.21 VERGE OF COLLAPSE. THE SATURN WAS STALLED BY CONFERENCE AFTER THE MARKET CLOSED. SINCE DEVELOPMENTAL TROUBLES AND THEN THE ApOLLO SOllTRON DEVICES HAS EXPRESSED INTEREST IN SOLCHS PfiOBE COERC I~ I DISASTER IN WHICH THREE ASTRONAUTS DIED IN ACQUIRING AMPHENOL, MANY INVESTORS APPARENT WAS~INGTON (UPI )--THE SENATE ARMED SER A GROUND TEST FIRE BROUGHT THE ENTIRE PRO LY SPECULATED THAT THE NEWS CONFERENCE WOULD VICE5 COMMITTEE VOTED TODAY TO ELIMINATE GRAM TO A VIRTUAL HALT. DEAL WITH THE POSSIBLE ACQUISITION. INSTEAD, "COERCION","HEN THE GENERlIL ORDERS THE COL THE FIRE PROMPTED A THOROUGH LOOK AT THE IT DEALT WITH AN ENTIRELY DIFrERENT MATTER. ONEL TO HAVE THE Se:RGEANTS GET THE PRIVATES SATURN 51S ApOLLO 4 SPACECRAFT. HUNDREDS OF OCCIDENTAL PETROLEUM MOVED INTO SECONO TO BUY SAVINGS BONDS. fLAWS WERE FOUND. THEY WERE CORRECTED, BUT PLACE, JUMPING 3 3/4 TO 114 1/8 ON 137,000 AfTER HEARING THAT EVEN FIGHTING MEN IN ADDEO TO FURTHER DELAYS IN THE TESTING PRO SHARES ON STRENGTH OF ITS ANNOUNCEMENT OF VIET NA~ rO~HOlrS ARe: NOT IM~UNE TO HIGH GRAM. ANOTHER HUGE DISCOVERY IN ITS LISYAN FIELDS. PRESSURE CHARITV AND BOND DRIVES) THE COM THEN, WHEN ApOLLO APPEARED READY TO GET RH(INGOlD ROUNDED OUT FHE TOP THREE, MITTEE APPROVED A BILL ~AKING IT A COURT MOVING AGAIN, ADDITIONAL GLOOM RESULTEO FROM FALLING I 3/4 TO 51 1/8 ON TURNOVER OF MARTIAL OFrENSE rOR PERSONS TO COERCE SER SHARP CONGRESSIONAL SLASHES IN THE SPACE IO~,ooo SHARES, INCLUDING A BLOCK OF 64,800 VICEMEN TO CONTRIBUTE TO SUCH CAMPAIGNS. AGENCylS BUDGET FOR THE CURRENT FISCAL YEAR. SHARES WHICH CROSSE~ THE TAPE AT 20. SEN. SAM J. ERVIN, JR., (DEM.-N.C.), THE SATURN 5 LAUNCH THEN SLIPPED INTO THE MOTORS WERE STRONG WITH CHRYSLER AND GEN AUTHOR Of THE BILL, TESTIFIED THAT HIS FILES SUMMER AND FINALLV THE FALL BECAUSE or NU ERAL MOTORS PICKING UP MORE THAN ONE (,,"CH. ARE FILLED WITH "HUNDREDS AND HUNDREOS AND MEROUS TECHNICAL AND PROCEDURAL BUGS THAT STEELS HAD A FIRM DAY, ADDING FRACTIONS IN HUNDREDS" or G I COMPLA I NTS ABOUT CHAR I TY WERE UNCOVERED IN ONE Of THE MOST DETAILED MOST CASES Du PONT AND EASTMAN KODAK MADE AND BOND DRiVES. TESTING PROGRAMS EVER RUN AT THe: CAPE. GOOD HEADWAY IN THE MOSTLY HIGHER CHEMICALS. ALFRED B. FITT, ASSISTANT DEfENSE SECRE JUST TWO WEEKS AGO, WHEN THE AGENCY AN ELECTRONICS fiNISHED MOSTLY HIGHER. LITTON TARY FOR MANPOWER, OPPOSED THE BILL. HE NOUNCED A LAUNCH DATE rOR THE SATURN, PRO INDUSTRIES, WHICH Re:CENTLY RECEIVED A LONG SAID THERE WERE OCCASIONAL "e:XCESSES OF GRAM DIRECTOR SAMUEL PHILLIPS WARNED THAT TERM CONTRACT ~ROM THE ARMY WORTH POSSIBLY ZEAL" BUT THAT THERE HAD BEEN A "SHARP HWE ARE IN A VERV COMPLEX LEARNING PROCESS $50 MILLION, ADDEO 2 1/2. IBM, CONTROL DATA, DROP IN COMPLAINTS" SINCE THE PENTAGON IS AND WE ARE GOING TO TAKE ALL THE TiME WE MOTOROLA, GENERAL ELECTRIC AND NATIONAL CASH SUED OIRECTIVES STRESSING THAT SUCH ACTIVI NEED ON THIS FIRST LAUNCH." Rt:GISTER WERE AMONG THE OTHER WINNERS. ZENITH TIES SHOULD BE STRICTLY VOLUNTARY. THE SPACE AGENCY HAD ITS PRESTIGE ON THE AND BURROUGHS EASED. FROM HIS FILES, ERVIN PRODUCES LETTERS LINE TODAY, AND LAUNCH CREWS KNEW IT. A CHICAGO & NORTH WESTERN CLIMBED 2 1/2 IN FROM: CATASTROPMIC fAILURE COULD HAVE FURTHER SET THE MIXEO RAILS. AIRLINES WERE IRREGULAR. --A MAJOR WHO SAID MARINES ARE OBLIGATED BACK THE NATION'S SPACE PROGRAM AND WOULD GRUMMAN WAS THE STANDOUT IN A RATHER NARROW TO BUY BONDS JUST AS TMEY ARE TO "GET A HAVE WIPED OUT ANY CHANCE OF LANDING MEN ON LY MOVING AIRCRAfTS. IT CLIMBED I 7/8 TO HAIRCUT ••• OR SPEND MONe:y ON SHOE POLISH. " THE MOON THIS DECAOE. 32 7/8 IN RESPONSE TO HIGHER EARNINGS. --A LIEUTENANT COLONEL WHO SAID HE LOST BUT TH[ SATURN WORKED AND THE E~TIRE GLAMOR STOCKS RECEIVED SOME ATT£NTION. A PROMOTION BECAUSE HE 010 NOT GET 100 PER ApOLLO MoON LANDING PROGRAM TOOK ON A NEW POLAROID GAINED 5 3/4. MURPHY INDUSTRIES CENT PARTICIPATION IN A BOND DRIVE. lOOK. ADVt~CED 5 3/4 TO 52. XERDX~ TELEDYNE AND --A SERV I C(MAN I N COMBAT WMO WROTE, "You IT~K CORP. ROSE SLIGHTLY. CANIT GET AWAY fROM IT, EVEN IN VIET NAM.~ NEW VIET CABINET CRITICtZED PRICES ON THE AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE --A CORRESPONDENT AT PENSACOLA NAVAL AIR 5AIGON (UPI)--SOUTH VIET NA~IS NEW CABIN CLOSCD MIXED IN MOOER,,"TELY ACTIVE TRADING. STATION W~O COMPLAINED THAT PERSONNEL WERE ET ASSUMED OFFICE TODAY AND SOME AMERICAN Of THE 950 ISSUES TRACtD, 401 DECLINED, URGED TO LOSE ~e:IGHT, THEN ASKED TO CON OFFICIALS PRIVATELY EXPRESSED DISAPPOINT 374 ADVANCED AND 175 HELD UNCHANGED. THE TRIBUTE UP TO 12 CENTS PER POUND LOST TO A MENT THAT THE NEW COVERNMe:NT DID Nm IN AHEX INDEX DIPPEO 2 Ce:NTS. VOLUME SLOWED TO CHIoII!ITY DRIVE. CLUDE OPPOSITION POLITICIANS. 3,773,185 SHARES fROM 5,458,990 SHARES WED- "THIS KINO OF TYRANNY," SA'D ER'flN, I'IS PREMIER NGUYEN ~AN L~tfs CABINET IN NESDAY BEYOND BE L 1(,.. " CLUDES 17 MINISTERS, SEVEN UNOe:R-SECRETAR SEN. JOHN C. STENNIS SAID THERE WAS PROB IES AND TWO SECRETARIES. THREE MINISTRIES VATICAN CITY (UPI).·POPE PAUL VI's TEN- r ABLY "EXAGGERATION" IN HIE LETTERS AND AOD- WERE HANDED TO MILITARY MEN. PERATURE CL IMBED TO MORE THAN 100 DEGREES E:O THAT HE HATE:O TO "PASS I LAW" PROHIBIT- DESPITE THE INCREASED CIVILIAN REPRESEN DURING THE NIGHT CAUSING DOCTORS TO CON- INr. ACTIVITIES wHICH WERE DESIGNED TO TEACH TATION IN THE N(W GOVERNMENT, AMERICAN OF TINUE ANTIBIOTIC TREATMENT, A VATI~AN MEOI- FRUGALITY. fiCIALS NOTED THE ABSENCE OF' MEN WHO OPPOS CAL BULLETIN SAID TODAY. SEN. STROH THUR~ONDJ A MAJOR GENERAL IN ED THE RECENT ELECTION Of PRESIDENT NGUYEN HOWEVER, THE ROMAN CATHOLIC PONTIFr'S THE: AR~Y RESERVE, AGREED THAT THERE IS CO- VAN THI£. AND Vice: PRESIDENT NGUYEN CAD Ky WOUND fROM PROSTATE: SURGERY SIX DAYS AGO ERCION IN SOME CASES AND SAID HE THINKS IT UNDER WHOM Loc SERVES. "',f,S "HEALING ••• IN A REGULAR WAY/ THE 8Ul- COMES fROM "Tt~E EXECUTIVE BR,,"NCH Of TNE AMERICANS IN SAIGON HAD BEEN URGING TH.EU LETIN SAID. IT ADDED HIS 8REATHIHG, PULSE GOVERNMENT AT A VERY HIGH LEVEL. fl AND Ky TO BROADEN THE POLITICAL BASE OF THE AND BLOOD PRESSURE REMAINED NORMAL. SEN. STUART SYMINGTON, THE FIRST SECRETARY NEW GOVERNMENT, ey BRINGING IN OPPOSITION THE BULLETIN SAID THE POPE HAD "A MILD Of THE AIR fORCE, SAIO THE BASIC PROBLEM GROUPS TO HELP CREATE A SPIRIT or "NATIONAL INCREASE IN FEVER" DURING THE NIGHT AND IS NOT A NEW ONE. "WHe:N I WAS A Se:CRETARY UNITY". EARLY TODAY. IT DID NOT SAY EXACTLY WHAT IN THE PENTAGON WE FOUND THE SAME PROBLEM ••• POLITICAL OBSERVERS PREOICTEO THE NEW GOV THE TEM~ERATURE WAS, BUT A 8ULLETIN Y[STER- A 'SUGGESTIO~' WAS PRETTY CLOSE TO COe:R- ERNMENT WOULD BE SHORT-LIVED. THE OBSERVERS DAY SA I D IT HAD REACHED 99.9 DEGREES. C ION 7 " HE SAID. 9AIO THIEU MIGHT ENGINEER A CAIINET RESHUF IT SAID "ANTI810,IC TREATMENT HAS NOT YET OTHER CRITICS SF THE LEGISlATICH SAID F'LE IN THREE OR rOUR ~ONTHS IN ORDER TO BE[N DISCONTINUED" BECAUSE OF' THE CONTINUING THEY FELT THE CITED t.>I:AHPLES We:RE ISOLATED BRING IN SO~[ or HIS OWN SUPPORTERS TO RE ~r~rA AND THE PROBLEM EXAGGERATED. PLACE K~_SUPPORtERS. I-()URGl.ASS PAGt 7 San Francisco, Coast's Aging Beauty, Now Getting a Massive Face-lifting lACK ON BtOAOWA y after an absence of 21 years In gnd Belgman admIres a bas This I, an artill" dra.... lng af ,h. Port of San FranCllco'l n..... 680ClCnI Army Str •• 1 TenninGI ket of flowers pNsented to her following M.r opening in 1'1' DIEANNE and DAVE HELLER the Eureka, the la~t W>llkmg (',,,tr,,/ PrI'fJ!< As~,;cl"lion Corr('S1j,md, nt' ' beam ferry to operate m rnlted ~ugene ONeill's More 10-1'5 SAr. F'RANCISCO Call! -Sa.n FrancIsco that romant" lll\ State~ \\d.ter~ IS a mu't The Stately Mal1Slom, She re HORIZONTAL ~ ~e VERTICAL 10 HeadwMr (Or ~ea and )\I11b '" g~tt\llg a ma~Slve face HCting old r"l ry bo,,{ ,. berthed at the cellhd a ~tandlng ovation 1 FeUne blrd 1 Summer 12 FinAl ~-rorn the bottom af the Bay to the Top of the Mal k one of HyJ" Str"et PIer wIth tv.,; othe! but the p1ay wa~ received '" DoDkey M Foree retreat gO/l.l.s ~:i Vaided 2 Samoan 19 Stul tile city. famed landmarks change )$ a coming The M'H'k Hop tu In of the centllry ve~sels open I".. t"nthllstastlcally 1 Thl<;ket kin" Hotel at the No 1 Nob Hili addreJlS ,. bemg completely r" to th( pllbh, 11 MlmJo;;ked -=utcheon """,port 21 Dry, lUI !ill p\U'1'lace 3 &a. bIrd win. vamped with coni gr~~ng and deep \'Ibllnt blues tllkmg the pbce 13 PC!rmlt ':11 Auatra.ltan -I. Mounta.!n 2:l. f!.eeent uf lhf fomwT l'ed plush 14 Qm.Unfnt ANTlQllfo.: 3U10lllobll('s des l~ Dnp 'bird :':i OrIgin 2~ Joumey TI19 BII\ bottonl ig being displAced to r,f:rmll the ---~~-- SUBSC'UC JETS TO VIET NALt GEN. HERafEY ADVOCA lES 10iATE REJECTS HOltE ..u. · PATUXEKT RIYER Mo. (UPI) ••WITH THE rlRST J ·~T TClJQH POLICY" WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE HOUSE TODAY WAS OF SQUADRON ALREADY ON THE WAY TO THE fAR [AST, WASHINGTON (UPI)--LT. GEN LEWIS B. HER fERED ONLY A CRUWB 0' THE MEASURE IT HAD THt NAVY IS BETTING HEAVILY THAT A SUBSONIC SIUY SAYS HIS NEW "GET TOUGH" OIRECTlVE HOPED WOULD AYERT WIOESCALE CONGRESSIONAL CARRIER-BASED JET WILl SUCCESSiULLY TAKE AGAINST ANTIWAR DEMONSTRATORS WHO DISRUPT REDISTRICTING Bl'ORE NEKT YEAR'S ELECTIONS. OVER A MAJOR PORTION OF THE BOMSING IN NORTH MILllARY RECRUITMENT WAS ISSUED AFTER CON THE SENATE VOTED 55 TO 22 Y£STERDAY TO RE VIET NAH. SULTATION WITH THt WHITE HOUSE. ~ECT A BILL THAT WOULD HAVE RE~IEVED UP TO I THE NEW A7 CORSAIR I I HAS A TOP SPEED HOWEVER, HE TOLD A NEWS CONFERENCE YESTER 17 STATES WITH 255 CONGRESSMEN rROM HAVING I ONLY HALF THAT OF THE 1,400-MILE AN HOUR OAY THAT "I WANT IT TO BE PERFECTLY CLEAR TO REORAW HOUSE DISTRICT BOUNDARIES UNTIL PMANTOM II rIGHTER-BOMBER ALSO DEVELOPED J THAT THIS IS THE SOLE RESPONSIBILITY or THE 1970. BY TH( NAVY, BUT IS RATED AS GREATLY SUPER DIRECTOR OF SELECTIVE SERVICE THE SENATE THEN OEeIOEO, HOWEVER, TO BAN IOR IN PAYlOAD, RANGE AND ACCURACY. THE SELECTIVE SERVICE CHIEf RECOMMENDED AT LARGE ELECTIONS IN ANY STATE, INCLUOING ONE EXPERT AT THIS NAVAL TESTING CENTER THAT LOCAL DRAFT BOARDS ORDER INDUCTION OR HAWAI I AND NEW MEXICO WHERE THEY HAVE BEEN SAID THE CORSAIR WilL IMPROVE BOMBING ASSIST IN THE PROSECUTION OF WHAT HE SAID CUSTOMARY ACCURACY IN VIET NAM BY PERCENT. 50 WERE ORAF"T LAW VIOLATERS. HIS LETTER WAS REPS. JOHN CONYERS JR., (OEM -MICH.), ANO THE FIRST SQUADRON OF THEM, 22 PLANES, DATED OCT. 26, SEVERAL DAYS AFTER PACifiST CLARK MACGREGOR, (REP.-MINN.), PREDICTED LtfT THE WEST COAST fOR THE FAR [AST MoNDAY DEMONSTRATORS STORMED THE PENTAGON. THE SENATE BILL BANNING AT LARGE RACES WOULD ABOARD THE AIRCRAfT CARRIER USS RANGER AND THE WHITt HOUSE HAD NO COMMENT ON WHETHER SWE EP THROUGH TH E HOUSE. I MAY SEE ACTION IN VltT NAM BEFORE THE END OR TO WHAT EXTENT IT WAS INVOLVED IN THE MANY CONGRESSMEN, WHILE RELUCTANT TO RUN Of THE YEAR. DRAfTING OF HERSHEY'S LETTER IN NEW DISTRICTS, HAVE BEEN PARTICULARLY THE CORSAIR II IS DESIGNED TO CARRY A FEW DAYS AfTER THE PENTAGON INCIDENT, WORRIED THAT THEIR STATES WOUlD BE UNABlE 20,000 POUNDS OF BOMBS AND ROCKETS, COM ABOUT 100 STUDENTS AT OBERliN COLLEGE IN TO COMPLY IoIITH "ONE MAN, ONe VOTE" ORDERS PARED TQ A MAXIMUM 12,000 POUNDS FOR THE OHIO PENNED A NAVY RECRUITER IN HIS CAR FOR fROM THE SUPREME COURT IN liME AND THEY PHANTOM II. FOUR HOURS SEFORE THEY WERE OISPERSED BY WOULD BE FORCtD TO RUN AT LARGE. A DISTANT RELATIVE or THE GULL-WING COR- POLICE CHAIRMAN EMANUEL (ELLER OF THE HOUSE SAIR FIGHTER or WORLD WAR I I FAM[~ IT WAS HERSHEY MAINTAINED THAT A COLLEGE DEFER- JUDICIARY COMMITTEE; HOWEVER, WAS MORE DEVELOPED FROM THE FB CRUSADER AS A RE- MrNT FROM THE DRAfT IS NO LONGER IN THE CAUTIQUS. HE SAID HE 010 NOT KNOW WHETHER PLACEMENT rOR THE NAVy1S A4 SKYHAWK. NATIONAL INTrREST WHEN THE STUDENT HOLDtR HE WOULD SUPPORT THE AT LARGE MEASURE OR Top RANKI~G OffiCERS TOLD A NEWS CONF[R- ATTtMPTS TO INTERfERE WITH THE PROC(SS Of WHETHER IT WOULD PASS THE HOUSE, aUT SAID ENCE THAT THE NAVY PLANS TO ORDER 1,000 CoR- RAISING MANPOWER FOR THE AR~ED FORCES. HE DOuBlED MORE EKTENSIV[ MEASURES COULD SAIRS OVER THE NEXT SEVERAL YEARS AT A HE CONCEO[O TO N[W$MEN THAT DESPITE IN- ElE WORKED OUT THIS YEAR. COST OF ABOUT $1.4 MilLION (ACH. CR[ASING [FFORTS TO BLOC~ THE OPERATIONS Of REP. WILLIAM M. MCCULLOCH, (REP.-OHIO), SPOKESMEN FOR LING-TEMCO-VOUGHT OF DALLAS, MIL ITARY RECRUiTING AND INDUCTION CENTERS REPUBLICAN MANAGER OF REDISTRICTING LEGIS THE MANUFACTUR[R J SAID TOTAL PRODUCTION, AND DRAFT BOARD OFFICES, DRAFT AND ENLISTED LATION IN THE HOUSE; OESCRIBEO THE SENATE INCLUOING AN AIR rORCE VERSION, MAY REACH INDUCTIONS [KC[[O[O THE NATIONAL MANPOWER BILL AS "lESS THAN LES:' THAN NOTHING." 1,600 PLANES, WITH PEAK EMPLOYMENT AT QUOTA LASl YEAR BY 10,000 MEN 52,000. ASKED ~HY HE HAD ORDERED A HARDER LINE ON ..... 1~NT FROM GERMANY VOUGHT, ONE OF THE PARENT COMPANIES, WAS STUDENT OEF(RMENTS IF THIS WERE THE CASE, lENDS UP IN U.~. ~ THE MAKER OF THE WORLD WAR II CORSAIR, WHICH HERSHEY REPl I EO, 11JUST BECAUSE SOMEONE HAS RHEYT, GERMANY luPI)--IHE TROUBLE OF I HAD A SPEED OF 400 MILES AN HOUR AND COULD BEEN SHOOTING AT YOu AND MISSING DOESN'T WOLfGANG REICHARTZ IS THAT HE WENT TO AMERI-' CARRY 1,500 POUNDS WHEN USED AS A FIGHTER MEAN THAT YOU SHOULON'T TRY TO 00 SOMETHING CA TO SEEK HIS fORTUNE AND FO~NO THE TRIP BOMBER ABOUT IT. n INCLUDED FIGHTING fOR THE UNITED STATES IN NAVY EXPERTS CONCEDED THAT THE CORSAIR J HERSHEY WAS ALSO ASKED WHETHER THE SELEC VIET NAM. THOUGH ARMED WITH HEAT-SEEKING SIDEWINDER TIVE SERVICE WAS USING THE DRAFT AS A MEANS HIS PARENTS BITTERLY COMPLAINED TOOAY TH""T ANTIAIRCRAFT MISSILES, WILL NEED fiGHTER Of' PUNISHING LAW VIOLATORS. "It WOULD BE THEIR 21-YEAR-OLD SON WAS ORAFTED iN THE ESCORTS WHEN IN DANGER OF ATTACK BY SUPER IMPOSSIBLE FOR ME, AFTER SPENOING 56 YEARS U.S. AND GIVEN COMBAT ORDERS. I SONIC MIGs. CONNECTED WITH THE MILITARY, TO CONSIDER "IT WILL ElREAK OUR HEARTS IF WOLFGANG GOES. HOWEVER, THEY SAID, THE PHANTOM II NOR MILITARY SEi!VICE A PUNISHMENT," HE REPLIEO. IT IS NOT RIGHT THAT A GERMAN SHOULD HAVE MALLY FLIES SuBSONIC TO THE TARGrT WHEN HERSHEY SAID HE HAD URGED DRAf'T BOAROS; TO SERVE IN VIET NAM. HEAVilY LOADED WITH BOMBS~ AND ALSO IS ES WHICH HAVE ULTIMATE RESPONSIBILITY FOR "SUPPOSE MY SON IS CAPTURED BY THE COMMU CORTED. SELECTING DRAfTEES, TO PUT AT TH[ TOP OF NISTS? If' THEY riND OUT HE IS A GERMAN THEY THE INDUCTION LIST ANY REGISTRANT WHO HAS MAY TORTURE HIM," SAID HEINZ REICHARTZ, WHO SOC I ALI 81 & BIRCHER AGREE it INTERFERED WITH SELECTI~E SERVICE OPERATIONS RUNS AN INN IN THIS R~INElANO TOWN. u.s. (II M FOLLOWING THE HOUR-ANO-A-HALF DEBATE, CONGOlESi TRDOPS DROVE THEM OUT OF BUKAVU THE NUCLEAR TEST WOULD B( CHINA'S SEVENTH I THE POLITICAL UNION VOTED 203 TO 68 IN FAV OURING THE WEEKEND. SINCt OCTOBER 1964. THE U.S. SEVERAL MONTHS OR OF A RESOLUTION FOR NEGOTIATIONS, WITH (IN THE UNITED NAT~ONS A GROUP OF AFRICAN AGO PREDICTED SUCH A TEST WITH THE MISSILE 23 ABSTA I N I NG. NATIONS PRESSED FOR SECURITY COUNCIL CON LANDING IN THE INDIAN OCEAN. lODAY'S PRE· ------DEMNATION OF PORTUGAL FOR ASSISTING IN THE DICTION INDICATED THE COMMUNISTS HAD AD W~SHINGTON (UPI)--LEGISLATION TO ELIMINATE MERCENARY INCURSIONS, A CHARGE THE PORTU- VANCED THE OATt OF THE TEST BY ONE OR TWO TAX-FREE INDUSTRIAl DEVELOPMENT BONDS, GUESE AMBASSADOR DENIED.) MONTHS. CURRENTLY SANCTIONED IN 40 STATES, WAS liTHE TEST WAS ORIGIHALLY SCHEDULED FOR I INTRODUCED IN THE SE~ATE YtSTERDAY BY SEW. VANOENBERG AFB (U~I)--LAUNCH OF THE [SSA THE END Of' THE YEAR OR EARL Y JANUARY BUT I ABRAHAM RIBICOf'F", (DEM.-CONN.). 6 WEATHER SATELLITE rROM THIS WEST COAST FRESH INTELLIGENCE INFORMATION SHOWS PEKING HE CONTENDS THE BONOS ARE AN UNAUTHORIZED AEROSPACE CtNTER TODAY WAS DELAYED fOR 24 MAY ADVANCE T~E TEST DATE TO TIE IN WITH THq f'EDERAl SUSS lOY OF" BUSINESS AND A HARDSHIP HOURS BECAUSE O~ THE lAUNCH or THE SATURN U.N. DEBATE ON CH I NESE REPRESENTAT ION, U THE I ON THE TAXPAYERS. ApOLLO "ISSION FROM CAPE KENNEDY, THE NA SOURCE SA 10. i ABOUT $1 BILliON WORTH or BONOS Will BE TIONAl AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION RED CHINA LAST EXPLODED A NUCLEAR BOMB ON . ISSUED THIS YEAR AlONE, ACCORDING TO RIBI SAID. JUNE 17. RADIO PEKING SAID IT TOOK PLACE COFf'. THEY ARE ISSUED BY CITltS TO FINANCt A SPOKESMAN SAID THE ApOlLO FLIGHT WAS "IN THE AIR OVtR WeST CHINA" AND INTELLI THE EXPANSION or PRIVATE BUSINESS, WHICH GIVEN PRIORITV f'OR USE or CERTAIN TRACKING GENCE OfFICIALS BELIEVE IT WAS TESTED ON A ASSliMES RESPONSIBILITY AND PAYS INT[R[ST. (OUIPMENT IN NASAls TRACKJNG NETWORK. TOIolFR THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 1), l'jb7 ) (CONTINUED FRO~ (CONTINuro FROM ( r (}P..t r ~ N U ~ I r ,.... M PAGE ONE) VIET AUTOS APOLLO I'I&(.E ONI) PI' I (JtO) WEST OF HAWAt I THAT IT HAD THE RETURNING PERIMETER, AND CALLED DOWN NAPALM STRlrt~ RrUTH! [f I rUI SHIP WAS IDENTIFIED AS JAPANESE. THE BATTLE FOR THE STRATELIC HIGHLANDS [ A LI L I) T H [ D I THE LANOI~G AREA. SIX DAYS OF FIGHTING cDNTfIACT'> SI~cr SEPT G WITH 'JHr;Y.L'r f J ApOLLOIS SUCCESSFUL FLIGHT WITH AN AUTO WEEKLY CASUALTIES FIGURES ISSUED IN SAI GM, THE DAY THE UN I or~ ,TRUCK Pope MATED "BLACK BOX" DOING SOME Of THE JOBS or GON TOOAY SHOWED THAT ALLIED FORtES KILLED A W-lKOUT IOltu Q~'s lrlEVROLlT &~ __ M lY ASTRONAUTS MADE THE TRIUMPH EVEN MORE SIG 1,894 COMMUNISTS LAST W[EK, NEARLY HALF Of PLANT AT Fl I NG, ./INC LED TO THE I'.:l() " IJ, c, N!> ICANT, fLIGHT TECHNICIANS SAID AT ONE THEM. IN THE BITTER FIGHTING ROUNO THE THf FjC,HER [OOY I LAtIT ' NOUNCER COMMENTED, "AS SOMEONE HAS PO I NTEO ; DuRING THE SAME WEEK, 17' AMERICAN':. WlRE TRIGGERED BY COMP~NY DI~CIPLI~AR1 "CTI~ j OUT MORE THAN ONCE TODAY, IT'S MUCH EASI[R ,K I LLEO I N ACT ION -- 12 MORE THAN THE PRl- ~CjlINST I> UNION OfFICIAL fOP ,jQ RrAJO' IT WHEN THERE'S A MAN ABOARD TELLING YOU ABOUT I VIOUS WEEK -- AND 739 WOUNDED THE CASUAL ALL IT " TIES PUSHED A~ERlcA'S DEATH TOLL IN THE N~AR CINCINNATI, ABOUT 4,400 WOR.rR~ ON ITS DIVE FROM SPACE BACK INTO THE VIET NAM WAR TO 14,444 KILLEO IN ACTION, W~LK[n OUT AT THE CH[VROLET AND FI~ri[R EARTH's AIR MASS, ApOLLO's HEAT SHIELD 79~ MISSINr. AND 91 120 WOUNDED PLANTS IN SUBURSAt, NORWOOD. Loc AL '/7" HEATED TO T[MPERATURES Of 5,000 TO 5,100 DE SOUTH VIETNAMESE tORCES LAST WEEK sus SPOKESMEN SAID THE WALKOUTS \JERE FOR O~L GREES, ROUGHLY 1,000 DEGREES HOTTER THAN TAINED 160 DEAD, 533 WOUNDED AND Go MISS DAY ONLY, THE FLAMES WHICH SENDS THE MASSIVE SATURN ING MORE THAN 4 000 WORKERS W~LKED OUT AT BOOSTER ALOfT NEW fiGHTING FLARED 8RIEFLY TODAY AROUND OM's CHEVROLET AND FISHER PLANTS IN L~LTI As SPACE SCIENTIST AND NATIONAL lEADERS OAK To IN THE CENTRAL HIGHLANDS FOLLOWING MORE AND AT A G, PLANT I N WARREN, MI C'1 , CHEEREO THE SUCCESS OF SATURN-ApOLloO, THE A NIGHT OF BATTLE THAT SAW Jrjo U,S, INFAN Y(STERDAY , SURVEYOR 6 SPACECRAFT LAUNCHED FROM CAPE TRYMEN BEAT Ofr A THREE-SIDED GROUNO AT- CH~YSLER'S DETROIT OPERATION::' wERE TIED I i KENNEDY' EARloY TUESDAY WAS APPROACHING THE TACK AND KILL 102 ATTACKING NORTH VIETNAM- UP 8Y 600 TRUCK DRIVERS, WHO REJECT[u tp I I MOON TO ATTEMPT THE fOURTH U.S SOFT LAND- I ESt YESTERDAY THE fiGHTING TODAY LASTED PE~LS BY LOCAL 212 oFFICI./ILS TO R[TuR~ TO , ING. ABOUT 2 1/2 HOURS, AND RESULTED IN LIGHT WORK THE DRIVERS 5./110 T~EY HAD ~ C UNRE- I RECOVERY SHipS STOOD BY IN THE PACIFIC CASUALTIES, WITH THREE COMMUNISTS AND ONE SOloVEO CRIEVANC£S I SOME 600 MILES NORTHWEST Of HAWAI I TO RE- IAMERICAN REPORTED KILLED A KEY TO CHR'fSL[R OPER~TIO"lS NATIO~'iICL-1 TRIVE THE SCORCHED CAPSULE AFTER ITS FIRST I IN THE AIR WAR YESTERDAY, ,T PROVED TO BE - THE STERLING ~TAMP)NG PLANT N[&P 8~TPOIT fULL RE-ENTRY SPEED TEST. SPLASHDOWN WAS ,A COSTLY DAY FOR AMERICAN fIGHTE~-BOMBERS -- WA~ STRIKEBOUND OVER LO(Al IS~U[~ CO"l- SCHEDULED FOR 3 41 PM. I aVER NORTH VIET NAM A COMMUNIST MIG 21 TtNuATION OF TriAT wALKOUT COLlO J[OP~POI [ THE SUCCESS Dr THE 6.2-MILLloN-POIND 54T- . JET SHOT DOWN A U,S. AIR FORCE F4 PHANTOM, CHRYSLER PRODUCTION THROUGHOUT T'1E N~TIO~ URN, THE HEAVIEST OBJECT MAN HAS [VER SENT i GROUND fiRE DOWNED A U.S. THUNDERCHIEf JET, ALOFT, WAS ENOUGH TO PUT THIS COUNTRY AHEAD AN~ A Floo SUPERSABRE, ALSO FROM THE AIR OF RUSSIA ~OR THE FIRST TIME IN SHEER ROCKET 11 FORCE BENEF I TS (CONTIN~~~/Z~;) POWER, A CI'lUCIAL ELEMENT IN fLIGHTS TO THE ONE OF THE TWO fLIERS ABoAI'lO THE PHANTOM A YEAR OR MORE THE SENATE COMMITTEE AP MOON AND BEYONO. ,WAS RESCUED, BUT THE SECOND, AS WELL AS PROVED THE BILL IN A STRAIGHT PIlRTY LI,\( PUSSIA'S LATEST SPACE ADVANCE WAS RENDEVOUS: THE PILOT OF THE THUNDERCHIEF, WAS LISTED VOTE -- II OEMOO'~TS FAVORING IT ~"'() 51, AND DOCKiNG Ot UN~ANNEO SPACECRAfT -EN DAYS j AS MIS~ING IN ~CTION THE rwo SUPERSABRE ~EPU6LICANS OPPOSING IT AGO. U.S. GEMINI ASTRONAuTS FIRST ACHIEVED PILOTS WERE RESCUED FROM THE WATER ABOUT THE MEASURE WOULD Ir~CR(~SE TOT~L _E'JE A L!NK-UP WITH ANOTHER SPACECRAfT IN MARCH I TWO MILES OFf THE COAST Of NORTH VIET NAM FITS BY $3 6 BILLlor~ IN 19b~ liND ,O-itt; OF 1966. I AND TAK[N TO A HOSP I TAL AT OA NANG WHERE BILLION IN 1969, wHICH WOULD BE THE FIR:;T "ApOLLO IS ON THE WAY TO THE MOON, SAID , THEY WERE REPORTED IN GOOD CONDITION FULL YEAR OF ADDITIONAL PAYMENTS MAJ. GEN. SAMUEL C. PHILLIPS, DIRECTOR Of I IN THE SAIGON RIVER, A VIET CONG fROGMAN THE BILL AlSO WOULD THE ApOLLO PROGRAM. "YESTERDAY, I WOULD TOWED A PilLOW-SIZED MINE AGAINST AN ~MERI- --PROVIDE REDuCEO PAYMENTS TO Pc~SO~S RE-I HAVE SAID WE HAD A REASONABLY GOOD CHANCE or ! CAN AMMUNITION BARGE BEING ~OAoEO WITH TIRINL AT THE AGE OF 6" ~FfECTI~G ~50UT I LANOIN~ MEN ON THE MOON BY LATE 1969. TOOAY 1 SHELLS Two AMERICAN SOLOIERS ~NO ~OUR -(60,000 AMERI(,IINS CURRENTLY THE .'IIN'MUf.' I BELIV[ THAT CHANCE TO BE A NOTCH ASOVE SOUTH VIETNAMESE SOLOIERS IN THE AREA WERE RETIREMENT AGE IS 62 THE ADDITIONAL COV REASONABLY GOOD LISTED AS MISSING AfTER THE BLAST AND TWO ERACE WOULD COST AaOUT $542 MILLION EXTRA SAID VICE PRESIDENT HUBEI'lT HUMPHREY, AMERICANS AND ONE SOUTH VIETNAMESE W[RE A YEAR WHEN IT STARTED IN DECEMBER OF \J['T CHAIRMAN OF THE NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND WOUNDED 'fEAR SPACE COUNCIL "THIS IS A PROUD DAY FOR ALL --RAISE THE AMOUNT OF MONEY A P(R50N CAN WHO CHERISH THE WORLDWIDE SENEFITS Of OUR VlOLINIST DECLARES WAR [ARN .. NO STILL IlECEIVE SOCIAL ::'ECIJRITY TECHNOLOGICAL loEADERSHIP AND WHO HAVE REAL NEW YORK (UPI)--CONCERT VIOLINIST EMERY BENEFITS THIS WOULD AFFECT ABOUT 10,000 CONFIDENCE IN OUR NATIONAL SPAC( PROGRAM " OEUTSCH DECLARED WAR TOOAY ON A fEDERAL PERSONS AND COST AN EXTR~ $71 M(LloION AVIATION ADMINISTR~TION RULING THAT HAS --ALLOW PERSONS 65 AND OLDtR TO CONTIN~£ BERKELEY CAMPUS ELECTION fORCED HIM TO PART WITH HIS INSTRUMENT TO DEDUCT fOR INCot-l[ TAX PURPOC"" ALI.. mD- DRAWS CNE SIXTH Of' VOTERS DURING COMMERCIAL AIR FLIGHTS. I[.IIL ~ND DRUG EXP[NS[S UNDER THE 1'1EbiCARE BERKELEY, CALIF (UPI)--A fiVE-CHOICE DEUTSCH SAID AT A NEWS CONrERENCE AT ACT, THESE PERSONS WOULD HAVE OEEN liMITED VIET NAM WAR REFERENDUM AT THE UNIVERSITY LAGUARDIA AIRPORT THAT A RULING THAT ALL TO DEDUCTIO\JS IN EXCESS or THREE P£RC[NT OF C/ILIFORNIA TODAy SHOWEO J5 PERCENT Of INSTRUMENTS IN THEIR CASES MUST BE PUT IN 0, ADJUSTED GROSS INCOME 6EGINNII~, IN THE STUDENTS CASTING BALLOTS fAVORING IM- THE BAGGAGE COMPARTMENT If THEY CANNOT BE 196~. MEDIATE U 5. TROOP WiTHDRAWAL PUT UNDER THE SEAT WAS "UNfAIR TO LONGHAIR --LIMIT FUNDS ~ROVIOEo FOQ STATE M[o(c- ONLY A THIRD OF SAN FRANCISCO's VOTERS MUSICIANS" AID PLANS THAT PROVIDE MEDICAL CARE FOR :UPPDRTED A PROPOSITION WHICH C~LLED fOR THE VIOLINIST SAID HE HAS PAID HALF FARE WELfARE RECIPIENTS THIS COULD raRct SULH I ESSENTIALLY THE SA~E THING IN TUESDAY'S TO KEEp HIS VIOLIN IN THE PASSENGER COM- STATES _5 NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA TO CUT I MUNICIPAL rLECTION HOWEVER THE MEASURE Ot- PARTMENT DURING fLIGHTS AND IS WILLING TO BACK MEOICAID COvERAGE IFERED NO ALTERNATIVES CONTINUE TO DO SO HIS CHIEf COMPLAINT IS --CREATE "MAKE WORK" PROGRAI-1S COSTING , VOTES WERE CAST BY 4,517 OF THE 2 ,~31 THAT HE !S NO LONGER ALLOWED TO HOLD THE $140 MILLION A YEAR IT WOULD SU6Sl017E STUDENTS AT THE CAMPUS IN CONNECTION WITH A VIOLIN BETWEEN HIS KNEES BUT MUST SURREN- SALARIES OF PERSONS WORKING IN J06S C~E~T[r ~TuorNT ELECTION OER IT TO A STEWARDESS WHO STRAPS IT IN A BY LOCAL GOVERNMENTS SIX PERCE~T SUPPORTEO THE PREsrNT U.S SEAT THE SENATE COMMITTEE REFUSED TO ~O ALON, POLICY WHILE SEVEN PERCENT ENDORSED "USE or As A R£SULT, DEUTSCH SA!o, HIS VALUABLE WITH PROVISIONS IN THE HOUSE-APPROVED bilL ALL MILITARY ME_NS TO BRING ~ U S MILITARY I~TH CENTURY GUARNERtUS INSTRUMENT WAS WHICH WOULD HAVE CURSED PAYMENTS TO UNW~O VICTORY" JARRED WHEN THE PLANE LANDED ON A TRIP MOTHERS NINETEEN PERCENT fAVORED CESSATION OF U.S. FROM CLEVELAND TO NEW YORK TWO WEEKS AGO ONE FREEZES TH( NUMBER OF RECIPI[NT~ or !:lOM8ING IN JlN JlTTEMPT TO pROMOTE NEGOTIA- AND THE VIOLIN CASE HIT THE FLOOR THE THIS AID AS OF LAST JAN, I. TH[ seCOND TINJS WITH NORTH VIET NAM AND/OR THE VIET SOUNOPOST MOVED AND HAD TO BE ADJUSTED WOULD HAVE REQUIRED COMPULSORy Jot! HlAININ, C01';(. I ' WANTED 'BO'Y'S2o" el CYC~E, USED PI.EAS!: CALL Ii 83653 GLOBAL ASSOCIATES HELP WANTED ADMINISTRATIVE C~ERK rOR GENERAL EL!: TRIC'S GLOW PROJECT MUST BE ABLE TO DATE BULLETIN PHOI',E TYPE 35 WORDS PER MINUTE CALL 81229 CJNov67 CPT W D rnllLE >\ 359'5 BETWEEN 7 30 AM ANa 4 3G PM IONov67 MAJ R S AUST IN 82393 IINov67 !>'AJ C,W BURCH[ TT 1)2452 RECORDS CLERKS AND TYPISTS 12Nov67 CPT w E LYNN '337>\5 I~No".67 MAJ R. MUNGO"" N 82790 MAJ R S A UST IN FIND YOURbELVE~ wITH GLOBAL I Nov67 82~93 N v C W BURCHETT A~50CJATE~ 15 o 67 W>.J 2:2 52 IT IS PREFERRED T~AT YOU TYPE AT DUTY OffiCER IS KW~JAL[IN TEST SITE: COMMANDING Of riCER,s REPR[SENT~TIV[ LEAST 35 WORDS PER MINUTE ANO HA~E DURING OTHER TH~N NORMAL DU1V HOURS SOME O"ICE EXPERIENCE ApPLY IN PERSON TO GLOBAL ASSOCIATES, 2ND WASHINGTON (UPI)-- THE ~GRICULTURE FLOOR Of T~E TERMINAL BUILDING, DEPARTMENT TODAY ENDORSED A CO~PRO~ISE ROOM 217 BilL INTENDEO TO PROTECT THE PUBLIC ,ROM '4-D" MEAT -- THAT DERIVED rRD~ THERE ARE TWO TEaCHING POSITIONS OPEN DEAD, DYING, DISABLED, AND DISEASED AT THE ESEYE PUSLIC E~EMENTARY SCHOOL ANIMALS PERSONS INTERESTED M~Y APPLY TO PRIN- THE LEGISLATION, AIMED AT IMPROVING CIPAL DON DANIELS SALARY WILL SE MEAT INSPECTION PROCeOURES, WOULD COMMENSURATE WITH TRAINING AND eXPER AUTHORIZE FEOERAL HEL~ TO THE 5T~TES, IENCE OF APP~ICANT AND MAY RANGE rROM ON A 50-50 BASIS, rOR THOSE I~POSlNG $5300 TO $7500, BASED ON TWELVE-MONTH STANDARDS COMPAR~BlE TO ~£OERAL RE- YEAR TEACHERS WILL SE REQUIRED TO QUIREMENTS TEACH ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE THE SilL, OUTLINED TO A SENATE ~GRI rROM APPROVED TRUST TERRITORY SYLLA CULTURE SUBCOMMITTEE, WOULD RETAIN A BUS AND OTHER SUBJECTS DEPENDENT ON PROVISION Of THE HOUSEvPASSED BI~L FOR TRAINING AND EXPERIENCE OF TEACHER TRADE FEDERAL AID TO HELP STATES IMPROVE ApPLICANTS WIL~ RECEIVE GUIDANCE AND RICHARDSON I WINDS THEIR INSPECTION Of ~EATS WHICH DO N07 TRAINING FROM TiME TO TIME IN TECH- MAD, MAD, CROSS STATE aORDERS HO .. EVER, UNDER NIQUES TEACHiNG ENGLISH AS A SE- 'MaN MUSIC MAN ~OR 6 MAD WORLD AN AMENDMENT PROPOSlO BY SEN JOSEPH I COND ~ANGUAGE PHONE TRUST TERRITORY 1~~~--~::~~~~--~~~~~-~~~~~-'~~~~~~~~~----1------! M ~ONTOYA, (D-N M), If" STATI: FAIL-I OFfiCE FOR fOR INTERVIEW TUES 7 APPOtNTME~TS ED WITHIN TWO VEARS TO fSTA8LISH STATE! CAL~ 81&m I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-+~~~~~~~~~~~~~; IN5PECTION STANDAROS COMPARABLE TO II THOSE or THE FEOERAL GOVERNMENT, THE ------~JL~~E~V~~IL~------~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~~~~~~ Pt:RSONALS LATTER WOULD BE AUTHORIZEO TO MOVE WOULD LIKE TO CONTACT OTHER ttA A fS~1 IN fOR M,ETING CALL 83539 OR CONTACT THREE DEPARTMENT INVESTIGATORES - Box 1901,~K~~~~~J~ ______EO""RO CHIZEK, OMAHA, R A BAUMGART, MILWAUKEE, AND STEPHEN KOTA, NORfOLK, ANNOUNCEMENTS VA TESTlrlED THAT SURVEYS L~ST ~ICRONESIAN HANDICRAFT SHOP HOURS SUMMER or NONFEDERALLY INSPECTED OPERAT ION ... RE AS FOLLOWS PLANTS iN THEIR AREAS SHOWED CLEAR MONDAY 00 PM • 8 30 PM NEED rOR IMPROVEMENT CHIZEK TOLD or PROCESSING PLANTS TUESDAY ~ 30 AM - II OG AM NOTICE NEW BDAT SCHEDULE TO MECK THE CHILDREN's CHOIR OF THE C~APEL WITH UNSCREENEO WINDOWS l