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Ho"YwooO (UPI )--BOB HoPE AN~ A New Problem Faces Weather O~ens U~ Over Hanoi; TROUP~ OF SIXTY FLY TO SOUTHEAST ASIA TOMO",OW TO M"E C",STMA' D,r"lve to AdJ'ournment FOR AMERICAN Gis A BIT BRIGHTER ~ U.S. Raiders Move into Breach ACTRESS RAQUEL WELCH AND "MISS WASHINGTON (UPI J--THE SENATE SAIGON (UPI)--AMERICAN WORLD OF 1967," MADELEINE HARTOG ELIMINATED ONE POSSIBLE OBSTRUC- JETS TAKING ADVANTAGE or BEL Of PERU, AND SINGERS PHIL TION TO WEEKEND CONGRESSIONAL 1'1.0- THE FIRST MAJOR BREAK IN CROSBY, BAR8ARA McNAIR AND ELAINE JOURNMENT TODAY, 8UT ANOTHER AND MONSOON WEATHER fOR ALMOST DUNN ARE ACCOMPANYING THE COMEDI- POSSIBLY MORE SERIOUS ONE UNEXPEG- A MONTH, SHOT DOWN A MIG AN, WHO PLANS TO EMCEE 26 SHOWS TEDLY POPPED UP IN THE HOUSE fiGHTER TODAY AND RAIDED IN 15 DAYS IN GUAM, THAILAND AND WHILE THE SENATE VOTED TO ACT WITHIN LESS THAN TWO MILES SOUTH VIET NAM. TOMORROW oN THE STALLED SOCIAL OF CENTRAL HANOI, THE US 't SECURITY BIL.L, THE HOUSE REJECTED COMMAND REPORTED TOOA Y Euromart Head S SplI A COMPROMISE FOREIGN AID APPROPRI- NORTH VIET NAM SAID THE &endl'ng Dollar ATIONS BILL AND SENT IT BACK TO A AMERICAN PLANES STAGED A On De II HOUSE-SENATE CONFERENCE CO~MITTEE "MASS AIR RAID" ON HANOI PARIS (UPI)--FINANCE MINISTERS CONGRESSIONAL LEADERS HAVE IT SAID ITS GUNNERS SHOT OF THE SIX COMMON MARKET NATIONS TAGGED fOREIGN AID AS 'MUST" LEG- DOWN FIVE U S JETS, THREE MET TODAY TO DISCUSS MONETARY ISLATION THIS YEAR, BUT IT WAS NOT OF THEM OVER THE CAPITAL LEMS AMID REPORTS THEY WERE SPLIT CLEAR WHETHER THE CONFERENCE COM- SPOKESMEN SAID THE MAJ_ OVER HOW FAR TO GO IN HELPING TO MITTE~ COULD RENEGOTIATE THE MEAS- OR AMERICAN RAr~ WAS ONE PROTECT THE DOLLAR AGAINS~ THE URE BEfORE THE WEEKEND ADJOUNRMENT ON THE PAUL DOu~ER BRIDGE MOUNTING WAVE OF SPECULATIVE GOLD TARGET ONLY I 7 MILES fROM THE BUYING THE $2 3 BILLION COMPROMISE CENTER OF HANOI FRENCH GOVERNMENT QUARTERS CON- WOULD BE THE SMALLEST FOREIGN AID U 5. AIR FORCE THUNDER- CAItTOGRAPHICAL VIEW OF HANOI. BOMB TARGET SIDERED THE TWO-DAY MEETING AS AN APPROPRIATION SINCE THE PROGRAM CHIEFS DODGED HEAVY DE- ACID TEST WHICH WILL PROVE WHETHER BEGAN IN 1948, BUT IT WASN'T S~ALL. FENSES __ INCLUDING MIGS, MISSILES AND ACK-ACK -- TO eOM8 TH~ 8RIDGE, THE SIX MEN FORM A SOLID FRONT ENOUGH FOR HOuSE REPUBLICANS AND T~E SPOKESMEN ADDEO AIR FORCE FLIERS SAID THEY FOUGHT A BRIEF DOG GIVING THEIR COMMUNITY AN ADDED SOUTHERN DEMOCRATS WHOSE COMBINED FIG~T WITH NORTH VIETNAMESE ,J~TS DURING THE BRIDGE RAID, BUT SAID WEIGHT IN WORLD MONETARY QUESTIONS STRENGTH SENT IT BACK TO THE CON- EITHER SIDE SUFFERED DAMAGE PILOTS SAID (CONTINU~D ON PAGE NINE) FRENCH FINANCE MINISTER MICHEL fERENCE REP OTTO PASSMAN, DEBRE, WHO PRESIDE£) OVER THE SES- (CONTINUED ON PAGE NINE) SIONS, WAS REPORTED CONFIDENT THE U,N, Taken toTask ·Constantine's Re-Coup. Goes Under; REGULAR QUARTERLY MEETING WILL II II DEMONSTRATE THE COMMON MARKET NA- F A'd' C TION$~ "EUROPEAN SPIRIT" OF COOP- or I log oog He Flees to Exile in Rome ERAT10N __--;;; __-:::::-:-:---c UNITED NATIONS (UPI)--CIRCULA- ~TH(NS (UPI)--COL GrORGE PAPADOPOLOS REIGNED SUPREME OVER GREE~E 'cer Sa~s NVI'ets T'ON OF A 'OUTIOAE MANIFESTO OE- CR)SHING KING CONSTANTINC'S r:OUNTER-KlVOLUTIO~J WITHOUT BLOQDSHED .. ~D Offl CLARING WIL.LINGNESS OF THE VIET FORCING THE ~ONARCH TO FL~E TO ITALY Using C I'nese Bases CONG' 5 NA" ONA( L, BEeA" ON FRONT PAPADOPOLOS, WHO DECLMl~D H' ..... SELF PREMHR YESTERDAY WHILE THE KING TO PARTICIPATE IN ELECTIONS AND WAS TRYING TO RALLY THE ARMY TO HIS SIDE, TOLD OF HIS VICTORY OVER THE WASHINGTON (UPI)--AIR FORCE COL. fORMATION OF A COALITION GOVERN- YOUNG .... ONARCH AT A NEWS CONF~RENCE DANIEL JAMES, JR , SAID TODAY HE MENT IN SOUTH VIET NAM BROUGHT THE GREEK STRONGMAN, M,NISTER TO PRIME MINISTER CONSTANTINE KOLLIAS 8ELIEVES THAT NORTH VIETNAMESE JET CRITICISM IN THE UNITED NATIONS JNDER THE OLD MILITARY ..JUNTA, SPOKE FROM THE ROSTRUM AS JOURNALISTS PILOTS ARE ATTACKING FROM CHINESE TODAY FOR AIDING WHAT APPEARED TO ISTENED HE ASSURED REPORTERS THAT NO 8LOOD WAS SHED IN DEfEATING THE COMMUNIST 8ASES AS WELL AS USING B~ A PROPAGANDA OFFENSIVE HE MAINTAINED THAT THE GOVERNME~T HAD EVEN GRANTED PARDONS TO THEM FOR REFUGE WHENEVER EITHER ALTHOUGH NO DELEGATION WA§ PRE- "VERY FEW OFFICERS" THAT TURNED SUITS THEIR PURPOSE PARED TO GO ON RECORD IN OPPOSI- INST THE REGI~E SO AS TO "COPE U,N, Treaty drged JAMES AL.SO SAID THE NORTH VIET~ TION TO THE UN ACTION IN DIS SITUATION WITHOUT SHEDDING NAMESE HAVE OEVELOPED A FIRST TEAM TRIBUTING THE DOCUMENT, CORRIDOR On Atomic Spread OF SEVEN OR EIGHT CRACK PILOTS WHO CRITICISM WAS HEAVY AND U N PRESS BEEN REPORTED THAT ABOUT UNITED I~ATIOI~S {UPI)--FIFTEEN ARE "GREAT," THAT THE RUSSIAN_ OFFICERS WERE sua~'ECT(O TO SHARP SOLDIERS WERt KILLED IN A CLASH NATIONS PROPOSED TODAY THAT THE BUILT ANTI-AIRCRAfT MISSILES "HAVE QUESTIONING ON THE DECISION TO aETWEEN ARMY AND AIR FORer UNITS AT GENERAL ASSEM8LY RECONVENE NEXT GIVEN US A HEADACHE," AND THAT THE SEND IT TO ALL DELEGATIONS ELEFISIS AIR FORCE BASE SOUTHWEST SPRING TO ACT ON AN IMPENDING ANTI-AIRCRAFT FIRE IN THE HANOI THE POLITICAL PROGRAM, ADOPTED OF THE CAPITAL TREATY AGAINST THE PROLIFERATION AREA IS DEFINITELY WORSE THAN W~S AT A CONGRESS OF THE NLF LAST AUG- HE NOTED THAT CONSTANTINE HAD BEEN OF NUCLEAR WEAPONS SEEN INIKoREA OR WORLD WAR I I UST AND WIDELY CIRCULATED SINCE "REPLACED BY A REGENT," LT GEN A BROADLY-S.CKED DRAFT RESOLU THE ATTACKS fROM CHINESE 8ASES BY COMMUNIST CHINA, THE SOVIET UN- ZOITAKIS, THE 5Q-VEAR-OLD TION SUBMITTED TO T~E ASSEMBLY'S ARE MADE, ACCORDING TO THE EVI_ ION, NORTH VIET NA~ AND OTHER MAJ- FORMER DEPUTY DEFENSE MINISTER. N POLITICAL CO~MITTEE CALLED DENCE, WHEN US 80MBERS STRIKE OR OUTLETS, WAS SENT TO ALL U N (CONTINUED ON PAGE NINE) UPON DISARMA~ENT NEGOTIATORS IN NEAR THE CHINESE BORDER AND THE DELEGATIONS 8Y SECRETARY GENERAL GENEVA TO REPORT PROGRESS ON THE CHINESE BAS~S ARE CLOSER THAN THE THANT AT THE R~QUEST or THE ROMAN- Solons Seek Answers TREATY BEFORE MARCH 15 NORTH VIETNAMESE MILITARY AIRPORTS IAN MI'S;,S=,'OeN,=-:-;;--_.~,-___ CONSULTATIONS WOULD THEN BE JAMES INDICATED AT A PENTAGON NEWS NAT~O Alt.:es Plan To LBl Peace Policy LAUNCHED TO RESUME THE CURRENT CONfERENCE "THE CLOSER A P I LOT II WASHINGTON (UPI)--SENATE CRITICS I ASSEMBE Y SESS I ON II AT AN EARL Y CAN FIGHT TO HIS BASE, THE 8ETTER E P D ' uS VIET NAM POLICY WHO MET DATE OFF HE IS," JAMES SAlO "Hown'R, uropean eace rive UNDERSECRETARY OF STAT~ NtCH THE SPONSORSHIP OF THE DRAFT I NEVER ACTUALLY SAW AN ENEMY PIL- BRUSSELS (UPI)--THE NORTH ATLANT- DEB KATlENBACH TODAY SPOKE OF RESOLUTION -- AUSTRIA, BULGARIA, OT CROSSING THE BORDER" IC ALLIES TODAY PLEDGED A STEP-8Y- REPORTS THAT THE JOHNSON AD- CANADA, COLOMBIA, CZECHOSLOVAKIA, HE SAID THE RUSSIAN "SAM" MIS- STEP PEAC~ DRIVE AIMED AT RUSSIA INDIA, IRAQ, LIBYA, MEXICO, Po SILES AR~ A CONSTANT HEADACHE TO ANO EASTERN EUROPE BUT NO LOWER- CHANCES TO NEGOTIATE WITH VIET NAM LAND, THE SOVIET UNION, THE UNITED THE BOMBING MISSIONS, ESPECIALLY ING or THEIR GUARD, HOWEVER UNLIKE- NATIONAL LIBERATION FRONT ARAB REPUBLIC, THE UNITED KINGDOM, THE HANOI AREA Y SOVIET AGGRESSLON NOW APPEARS EUGENE J MCCARTHY,(DEM THE UNITED STATES AND YUGOSLAVIA- -;'R~::':"--te'"'-d-'--P-I·· AT THE SAME T I ME TH~Y AGREED TO ), WHO H~ARD KAllENBACH IN A VIRTuALLV ASSURED ITS ADOPTION BY Red S epor anmng CON SOL TEA," O,"Ee CEOSE" ANO THE COMMITTEE AND THE FULL Ass~~_ CLOSED SESSION OF THE SENATE FOR- To Spy on U.S. ABM CONSTANTLY IN THIS NEW PHASE IN IGN RELATIONS COMMITTEE, TOLD RE BL y DEN"'ARK ADDEO I TS NAME TO THE RELATIONS IN WHICH THE PORTERS HE DID NOT THINK THERE WAS LIST OF CO-SPONSORS LATER IN THE WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE SOVIET lANCE'S EMPHASIS WILL BE IN- "MUCl"I SUSSTANCE" TO HtE REPORTS UNION SEEMS TO 8E GETTING REAOY TO CREASINGLV ON PEACE-MAKING RATHER MCCARTHY, RUNNING AS A DEMOCRATIC (CONTINUED ON PAGE NINE) USE RECONNAISSANCE SATELLITES TO THAN SIMPLY KEEPING THE PEACE SIDENTIAL CANDIDATE AGAINST WATCH THE TESTING OF US ANTI_MIS_ THESE D(CISIONS HIGHLIGHTEO A IDENT JOHNSON IN PROTEST AGAINST Gold in Wear Panic SILE MISSILES, A£CORDING TO AVIAA~-G_I;:::'!~:~"~; MEETING OF NORTH ATLANTIC VIET NAM POLICIES, MADE IT PARIS (UPI)--WILD RUMORS OF IM TION WEEK AND SPACE TECHNOLOGY M ORGANIZATION fOREIGN, DE- HE REFERRED TO REPORTS INVOLV PENDING CURBS ON GOLD DURCHASES TO AliNE. FENSE AND FINANCE MINISTERS WHICH ING ACTIVITIES IN 60TH SAIGON ANa PROTECT THE U S DOLLAR AND THE THE MAGAllNE REPORTED THAT SINCE ENDED THIS AFTERNOON T THE UNITED NATIONS PRECEDENTED SUSPENSION OF CASH JANUARY. NUiE SOVIET-LAUNCHE.D "SI IN THEIR CLOSING COMMUNIQUE THE ALBERT GORE, (DEM -TENN ), A DEALINGS IN ZURICH THREW THE PARIS GLE~ORBIT OBJECTS" HAVE PASSEO AND ITS ALLIES STRESSEO TH~IR ITTEE MEMBER WHO ASKED FOR THE BULLION MARKET OUT OF GEAR TODAY. KWAJALEIN ION TO ACHIEVE WHAT THEY ING WITH KATlENBACH, ECHOED WHEN TRADING ENDED THE VOLUME OF KWAJALEIN IS AN ATOLL IN THE IBED AS A STEP-BY-STEP EAST- VIEW AND SAID THE UNDER- ''''A,mCTIONS WAS A HIGH 50 8 MIL PACIFIC THAT SERVES AS A PEACE SETTLEMENT IN EUROPE lON FRANCS ($10.16 MILI..ION). TARGET AREA FOR THE INTERCONTINENT- IS, THEY SAID, WOULD INCLUDE NO~ ULLY FORTHRIGHT" STATEMENT NEAR PANIC SEll~D THE OPERATIONS AL MISSILES LAUNCHED FROM CALIFOR- TH~ KEY ISSuES OF GERMAN RE- HE SAID TI'E INFORMATION WAS "HIGH REPORTS THAT IN ZURICH ALL NIA IFICATION AND SECURITy BUT ALSO SECRET" AND THAT KATZENBACH MADE INGS HAD BEEN SUSPENDED TO IT ALSO IS THE SITE WHERE THE U. ISARMAMENT, ARMS CONTROL, A BAN "RIGHT DECISION" IN PRESENTING wAIT FOR THE RESULT Of THE DAILY 5 ANTI-BALLISTIC MISSILE SYSTEM ON THE SPREAD OF NUCLEAR wEAPONS IT BEHIND CLOSEO DOORS. GOLD PRICE FIXINQ IN LONDON. THE IS TO BE TESTED BlLANCED RE~UCTION or FORCES GORE SAID THAT THE "A"'SWER IS NOT SUSPENSION WAS SEtN IN SOME QUAR AVIATION WEEK SAID THE NINE "08- ON BOTH SIDES OF THE IRON CURTAIN. WHETHER THE NLF ATTEMPTED TO TERS AS POSSIBLY HE •• LDING IMMI JECTS" WERE ALl. LAUN~HED FRO,", THE TM I S POL I T I CAL OE CIS ION FOLLOWED N[GOTlATIONS WITH THE UNITED NENT IMPOSITION or RESTRICTIONS SOviET TYIoIRATA'" COSMODRO"'E AND MAJOR AGREEMENTS IN THE OE- AT THE U N. IN N[w YORK, AND ON GOLD OPERATIONS IN •LONDON, THE WERE OYER SOY I ET 1- FIELD ON THE OPEN I NG 'f OF PAGE 2 HOURGLASS THURSOAY, DECEMBER 14, 1967 EUROIJ~RT WILL CONSIDER GANG PRO~TllUlION CHARGEO VIET HOLIDAY TKUCE~ BRITAIN OVER PARIS' VETO WEST PALM BEACH, FLORID~ (UPI) --A POLICE TO BE ONE DAY ONLY BRUSSELS (UPI) --FRANCEIS riVE COMt40N MAR M~N fiGHTING THE OUTLAWS MOTORCYCLE GANG BRUSSELS (UPI) --INPORMATION REACHING ~ET PARTNERS OECIDED TOOAY TO (XAMINE " SAYS HE HAS EVIDENCE THE GANG HIREO OUT ITS AUTHORITATIVE ALLIED QUARTERS DISCLOSED TO BRITISH DEMAND FOR MEMBE~SHIP DESPITE A GIRLS AS PROSTITUTES TO KEEP THE CLUS'S DAY THAT THE PROJECTEO CHRISTMAS FIGHTING FRENCH VETO. TREASURY SOLVENT. PAUSE IN VIET NAM WILL NOT BE EXTENDED IN THE FIVE -- WEST GERMANY, ITALY, HOLLAND, PAL~ BEACH COUNTY SHERIFF WILLIAM HE/DT TO A MORE PROLONGED CEASEFIRE. BELGIUM AND LUXEMBOURG -- APPARENfLY WILLING MaN S~ID HE PLANS ARRESTS OF GANG MEMBERS THE TRUCE WILL BE LIMITED STRICTLY TO TO RIS~ A CRISIS IN THE PROSPEROUS MARKET ON CHARGES Of PROSTITUTION, AS WELL AS MAIL THE HOLIDAY PERIOD. TO GET p.£GOTIATlONS ON BRITAIN STARTeD ~RAUO, CREDIT CARD THEfTS, AND NARCOTICS IT'S NOT EXPECTED TO MARK THE BEGINNING THEY RECOGNIZE THE NEGOTIATIONS MAY PROVE VIOLATIONS Of A MAJOR PAUSE IN THE AMERICAN BOMBING OF BRITAIN IS NOT ECONOMICALLY READY fOR MEM HEIDTMAN SAID, THE GANGIS GIRLS FR1ENDS NORTH VIET N~M. NOR WILL IT IMPLY A PRO BERSHIP, BUT ALL -- EXCEPT FRANCE -- AT LEAS fREQUENTLY STOLE CREDIT CARDS fROM THEIR LONGED HALT IN THE COMMUNIST 'IGHTING. WANT TO DISCUSS THE DEMAND CUSTOMERS. THeSE REPORTS WERE REACHI.NG ALL I ED QUAR MINISTERS fROM THE FIVE NATIONS MADE THEIA THE OUTLAWS ATTRACTEO NATIONAL ATTENTION TERS MEETINC HERE 'OR THe CURRENT SESSION DECISION AT A BREAKFAST CONfERENCE. RECENTLY WHEN FIVE Of ITS MEMeERS WERE OF THE NORTH ATLANTIC TREATY ORGANIZATION A BRITISH DELEGATION SOURCE SAID BRITAIN ARRESTED ON CHARGES OF NAILING A TEEN (NATO). WOULD REFUSE ANY ASSOCIATION STATUS SHORT AGED GIRL TO A TREE fOR .AILING TO TURN HANOI, MOREOVER HAS GIVEN NO INDICATION 0. FULL MEMBERSHIP ON AN EQUAL FOOTING WITH OVER TEN DOLLARS TO A GANG MEMBER WH~TEVER THAT IT IS NO~ PREPARED fOR PEACE WEST GERMANY AND FRANCE. AN ALL-OUT CRACKDOWN ON THE GANGS WAS TAL~S, EITHER INDEPENDENT Of A BOMBING THE 'IVE PARTNERS UNANIMOUSLY AGREED THEY ORDERED BY Gov CLAUDE KIRK PAUSE OR AS THE RESULT Of SUCH A HALT IN COULD NEGOTIATE LEGALLY WITH BRITAIN WITH THE BOMBING Of NORTH VIET NAM, THE SOURCES OUT FRANCE MORE AS5A5SINATION THEORY SAID BUT THEY RECOGNIZED THAT PRACTICALLY THIS DALLAS (UPI)--A DALLAS DEPUTY SHERIFf ALL LATEST INI'"ORMATION A VAILABLE TO ALLIED IS IMPOSSIBLE AS BRITISH MEM6ERSHIP WOULD DOESN'T THINK A PICTURE SHOWING AN UN QUARTERS, OIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY CONNECTED REQUIRE MODifiCATIONS IN THE TREATY OF ROME IDENTIFIED MAN PICKING UP SOMETHING FROM WITH THE VIET NAM WAR SUGGEST THAT THE WHICH MUST BE VOTED UNANIMOUSLY, FRANCE THUS THE SITE WHERE PRESIDENT KENNEDY WAS ~S REGIME Of PRESIDENT Ho CHI MINH IS PUTTING HOLDS AN UNSHAKEABLE VETO SASSINATED WAS A BULLET ITS EXPECTATIONS INCREASINGLY ON POLITIC~L THE "rRIENDLY fIYE' SAY THEY WILL NO LONGER DIST. ATTY JIM GARRISON OF NEW ORLEANS ViCTORY, AS THE RESULTS 0. OPPOSITION IN TOLERATE tRENCH 'OOT DRAGGING. THEY WANT CL~IMS THE MAN, IN CIVILIAN CLOTHES, PICKED THE UNITED STATES ANO ELSEWHERE TO CURRENT A DECISION AT THE DEC 18-19 MEETING UP A 45 CALleER BULLET IN THE PRESENCE AMERICAN ACTION. HANOI WAS SAID TO fiGURE BELGIAN FOREIGN MINISTER PIERRE HARMEL OF A CITY POLICEMAN AND THE DEPUTY, BUDDY 'IRMLY THAT CONSIDERATIONS SURROUNDING NEXT WHO INSTIGATED THE "FRIENDLY riVE" SE5SION, WAL THERS YEARIS U.S. PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION WILL 15 BEING QUOTED A5 SAYING HE ~ANTS NEGOTIA GARRISON, WHO SHOWED THE PICTURE TUES ASSIST THESE £XPECTATIONS TIONS "eUT IF NOT THEN WE WANT TO PIN THE DAY AS PART OF HIS CONTINUING CAMPAIGN TODAY'S DISCLOSURE DAMPENED EXPECTATIONS BLAME fOR FAILURE AND ANY SUBSEQUENT CRISIS TO PROVE AN ASSASSINATION CONSPIRACY, ~ND SPECULATION THAT THE FORTHCOMING CHRIST EXACTLY WHERE IT LIES SAID IT PROVED THAT THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT MAS PAUSE IN THE VIET NAM fiGHTING COULD WAS AWARE WITHIN MINUTES THAT THERE WAS SPEARHEAD A LONGER TRUCE 'HHICH, IN TURN GREE~S BUSILY DEBATE MORE THAN ONE ASSASSIN COULO LEAD TO EVENTUAL PEACE NEGOTIATIONS "IHERE CON5 TANT INE ERRED W'ALTHERS SAID THE OBJECT "WAS NOTHING U.S. SECRETARY Of STATE DEAN RUSK TOLD ATHENS (UPI) --GREEKS SETTLED CALMLY TO SIGNifiCANT. THE NATO COUNCIL HERE YESTERDAY AMERICAN NIGHT TO A KINGLESS CO"lSTITUTIONAL MONARCHY "THIS CITY OFFICERS AND I 'WERE STANDING BOMBING WOULD STOP IF THE UNITED STATES BE AND BEGAN TO ARGUE WHERE CONSTANTINE 'WENT BY WATCHING THIS MAN PICK UP SOMETHING. LIEVES USEFUL RESULTS \4ILL COME .ROM IT. WRONG IT W~S WHAT APPEARED TO BE BLOOD' YOU'VE RUSK MADE IT CLEAR TO THE ALLIES THAT A MOST OF THE CO'fEE-HOUSE CROWDS AGREED SEEN BLOOD THAT HAS HIT GRASS. IF IT WAS BOMBING PAUSE SHOULD LEAD TO NEGOTIATIONS KING CONSTANTINE'S TIMING OF HIS ATTEMPTED ANYTHING IT WAS A PIECE Of SKULL," THE WITHIN A SHO}frSPELL OF TIME, IMPLYING COUNTER~REVOLUTfON WAS POOR __ BUT THERE OEPUTY SAID. DAYS RATHER THAN MONTHS AND ADOING THAT lAGRE£MENT E~DED "If IT HAD BEEN A BULLET, IT WOULD HAYE THE UNITED STATES WILL NOT LET ITSELF BE , THE KING'S REBELLION WAS EASILY CRUSHED SEEN SIGNifiCANT," HE SAID MADE A FOOL Of. 'BECAUSE HE AND HIS FAMILY WERE JUST TOUR THE PHOTOGRAPH SUPPOSEDLY WAS TAKEN ~BOUT No INDICATION IN ANy DISCERNIBLE fORM ISTS IN GREECE," SAID ONE MAN "HE WAS NOT TEN MI NUTES AFTER THE Noy 22, 1963 AS HAS COME FROM HANOI, EITHER TO THE UNITED EVEN A GREEK, HE DIDN'T [VEN SPEAK OUR SASSINATION. STATES, OR TO THOSE WHO ARE CONNECT£D WITH LANGUAGE IN HIS PALACE H,s LACK OF ROOTS THE VIET NAM PROBLEM, Of AN ASSURANCE THAT HERE SHOWED WHEN THE PEOPLE AND ARMY 'AILED PASADENA, CALI.ORNIA (UPI) --SCIENTISTS AN AMERICAN BOMBING PAUSE WOULD COMMIT THE TO RISE TO HIS PLEA TO UNITE BEHIND HIM " ARE STILL TRYING TO REACTIVATE AMERICA'S COMMUNISTS TO THE CONfERENCE TABLE SINCE 1863 MODERN GREECE HAS FOUND ITS SURVEYOR 6 SPACECRAFT fROM ITS TWO-WEEK BRITAIN IS CONNECTED WITH THE VIET N~M MONARCHS IN THE CONNECTIONS Of THE GERMAN H'B~RNATION ON THE MOON ISSUE IN HER CAPACITY AS CO-CHAIRMAN WITH NOBLE HOUSE OF GLUCKSBURG, AND THE LACK OF So fAR ATTEMPTS HAVE fAilED BUT A SPOK(S RUSSIA Of THE 1954 GENEVA CONfERENCE WHICH BLOOD-TIES WITH THE NATION THEY RULED HAS MAN 'OR JET PROPULSION LABORATORY HERE SETTLED THE INDOCHINA WAR CANADA IS A SPORADICALLY GRATED ON THE GREEKS. SAID, "WHEN THE SUN HITS SURVEYORIS SOLAR MEMBER OF THE THREE-NATION INTERNATIONAL ANOTHER MAN SAID THE coup's fAILURE SIMPLY PANELS THIS WEEKEND WE MAY HAVE BETTER PEACE SUPERVISORY COMMISSION FOR VIET NAM, SHOWS THAT (PREMIER GEORGE) PAPADOPOULOS IS LUCK. WITH POLAND AND INDIA. SMARTf.:R THAN WE: THOUGH 1lE: W"s. You HAVE TO As THE: SUN RISES HIGHER 1"1 THE LUNAR GIVE PAPADOPOULOS CR(OIT fOR COMING OUT OF SKY SCIENTISTS HOPEO THE ROBOTIS SOLAR FRENCH PROTE~T ~TRIKE~ THIS THE 'WAY HE DID." PANELS CAN MANUfACTURE ENOUCH ELECTRICTY CONTINUE AGAIN~T OE GAULLE "IT IoJAS THE LACK OF ROYALIST TRADITION IN TO REGENERATE ITS BATTERY AND GIVE VOICE PARIS (UP!) --NATIONWIDE NUISANCE STRIKES THE ARMy, SAID ANOTHER TO ITS RADIO TRANSMITTER TO DRAMATIZE DISSATISFACTION WITH THE POLIC A POLITICAL SOURCE SAID HE DID NOT THINK SINCE SURVEYOR 6 LANDED ON THE CENTRAL ItS Of PRESIDENT CHARLES DE GAULLE WENT ON THE KING REALIZEO EXACTLY HOW MUCH THE JUNTA BAY Nov. 9, IT HAS TRANSMITTED MORE THAN TODAY HAD 6UTRESSED ITS OWN POWER 00 000 EXCELLENT PHOTOGRAPHS Of THE REGION. SOME AffiLIATES or THE NATIONIS TWO MOST MANY ATHENIANS BELIEVED CONSTANTINE TOTAL POWERI'"UL UNIONS WERE BACK AT WORK THIS LY MISREAD THE DEGREE 0. BITTERNESS AND DIS MORNING, BUT OTHERS WERE CONTINUING THEIR ILLUSION IN THE ARMY OVER THE fORCED 'WITH PROTESTS A fEW MORE HOURS. DRA\4AL UNDER TURKISH INVASION THREATS Of ITS THE MORNING NEWSPAPERS 010 NOT APPEAR TROOPS ON CYPRUS BECAUSE Of A BLACKOUT CALLED BY THE PRESS "I THINK HE .ELT THE RANK AND FILE WOULD WORKERS UNION. ABOUT 70 PERCENT OF AIR BE HORE READY THAN THEY WERE TO FOLLOW THE FRANCE'S GROUNO PERSONNEL, WHO WALKED OPF GENERALS \4HO BACKED THE MONARCHY. THE JOB TUESDAY NIGHT, WERE TO REMAIN ON "HE OBVIOUSLY MISCALCULATED," A GREEK STRIKE UNTIL NOON TODAY. THE AIRLINE POLITICAL EXPERT SAID. s5's MANAGED TO MAINTAIN OVERSEAS fLIGHTS WITH SOME DELAYS, BUT MANY LOCAL 'LIGHTS WERE PEARSON RESIGNS CANCELLED OTTAWA (UPI) ~-PRIME MINISTER LESTER B. ELECTRICITY WAS CUT WITHOUT WARNING SEV P(ARSON TODAY ANNOUNCED HIS RESIGNATION ERAL TIMES, PLUNGING HOMES AND BUSINESSES fROJ4 THE LEADERSH I P Of THE RUL I NG L I BER~L THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRy INTO DARKNESS AND PARTY SHUTTING Off TRAr'IC SIGNALS IN PARIS AND PEARSON TOLD A NEWS CON~ERENCE HE WOULD OTHER CITIES. • STAY ON AS PRIME MINISTEA UNTIL A NATION~L THREE PARIS METRO LINES WERE AffECTED CONVENTION WAS ORGANIZED TO PICK A SUCCESSOA. BY LABOR DISPUTES AND SOME TRAINS ~ERE "I WILL, Of COURSE, CONTINUE. TO S[:RVE AS STOPPED IN MID-STATION. LE.AOER or THE PARTY UNTIL THAT CONVENTION SOS EXTRA FlAT DEPTH GAUGE ALTHOUGH THE STRIKES ~ERE PLANNED TO HAS CHOSEN J4Y SUCCESSOR," PEARSON SAID. EMPHASIZE L~80R DISSATISfACTION WITH GOVERN tN ~ LETTER TO SEN. JOHN NICHOL, PRESIDENT MENT POLICIES, THE GOVERNMENT TOOK LITTLE 0. THE LleE.RAL FeDERATION or CANADA, PE"'RSON EASY TO READ APPARENT NOTICE. S ... ID HE HAS REACHED HIS DECISION "WITH GAEAT THE srRIKERS WERE PROTESTING CUTBACKS IN REGRET, SUT I AM CONVI~C!D THAT IT IS TH! ACCURATE TO O~'E FOOT SOCIAL SECURITY PAYMENTS OL1l!OEREO BY DE RIGHT ONE." GAULLE. "I WILL SOON HAVE BEEN IN PUBLIC SEAVICE UNIVERSAL PRn;CTI'IES OF fOR YEARS, or THOSE YEARS AS MEMBER 40 19 LONDON (UPI) --BRITAIN DO(S NOT INTEND TO O~ P .... LIANENT rOR ALGOMA EAST, ~HD rOR THE & I BOYLES HARlOTT S LAY( CANCEL ITS CONTRACTS rOR THE CONTROVERSIAL LAST TEN I HAVE HAD THE GRtAT HONOR AND fill PLANE EVEN THOUGH OEVALU"'TION WILL IN PRIVILEGE TO BE THE LEADER or THE LIBERAL PRICED AT ONLY $3.60 C"EASE ITS COST BY 50 MILLION POUNDS (120 PARTYj AND fOR NUItLY fiVE YURS THE PlUME MILLION DOLLARS), A DEfENSE MINISTfty SPOK[S~ ,MISTER Of' OUR COUNTRY, ,I THE 7Q..vtAR .. OLD MAN SAID TODAY. PURSO. WROf[. PAGE t-K>URGLASS DOlJQLAS TO COIIOUCT 6().OA Y REDSTONE ARSENAL, ALA, -- COL JAMES C. SPACE CABIN EXPERUENT MILLER, JR" HAS BEEN NAMED PROJECT MAN~ GER tOR THE ARMY'S NEW AIR DErENSE MIS~ SANT~ MONICA, D£c 7 -- A 60 DAY-SPACE =--"''---'''-'==:==------1 S I L.E SYSTtM CALLED ASM-D (SURrACE-TO-A CABIN SIMULATION E~PERIMENT IN WHICH A J-80AT RECREATION IN~IIATION M.SS'" Dtv"DPME.'). CREW Of fOUR COLLEGE STUDENTS WilL USE THE NEW J-BOAT RECREATION PRocEDURE BECOMES EFFECTIVE ON A WEST POINT GRADUATE AND A VETERAN O. RECLAIMED WATER AND OXYGEN rROM HUMAN I, 1968, ARMY MISSILERY, COL MILLER TOOK OVER AS WASTE METABOLIC PRODUCTS HAS 8EEN SCH[~ J-BOATS WERE SCHEDULED TO THE COMPANIES ACCORDING TO BOSS Ot THE BATTLEFIELD MISSILE SYSTEM ULEO AT THE McDoNNELL DOUGLAS CORPORA IR PERCENTAGE or THE TOTAL POPULATION ON KWAJALEIN. EARLIER THIS WEEK, HE REPLACED CHARLES TIONtS DoUGLAS AIRCRA.T COMPANY EARLY EACH COMPANY GROUP HAS A J-BoAT COORDINATOR WHO WILL. A COCKRELL, DEPUTY PROJECT MANAGER WHO NE~T YEAR. PT ~EQUESTS AND ASSIGN BOATS WITHIN HIS OWN COMPANY HAD BEEN ACTING PROJECT MANAGER SINCE THE T£ST WILL. BE PERfORMED BY THE SPECIAL SERVICES (83331) WILL CONTINUE ITS SAME SATURDAY COL. EM DOOLEY·S DEPARTURE riVE WEEKS DOUGLAS MISSILE AND SPACE SYSTEMS DIVI POLICY fOR BOAT RESERVAT,ONS fOR GLOBAL ASSOCIATES AGO TO THE SENTINEL SYSTEM COMMAND. SION (MSSO) UNDER TERMS Ot A $200,000 I~:;~::~:;~'E;~ SAM-D IS BEING DEVELOPED TO SIMULTA~' CONTRACT WITH THE NATIONAL AERONAUTICS ILL BE A COMPANY COORDINATORS MEETING TOMORROW NEOUSLY ACQUIRE, IDENTifY, TRACK, AND AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION'S OrflCE OF A~ 15 AT 8 30 AM IN THE SPEClfL SERVICES Oft ICE. DESTROY MULTIPLE AIR-SUPPORTED TARGETS. VANCED RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY, USING THE COMAPNY COORDINATORS ARE: COL, MILLER IS NO STRANG~R TO HUNTS~ THE DOUGLAS MSSD SPACE CABIN SIMULATOR KTS (MAC AND AFWTR) ELDON GANDRUD VILLE OR THE ARMY MISSILE OMMAND. AND RELATED LIFE SUPPORT SUBsYSTEMS HERE WECo-BTL ~ SHVDRIK THE LAUREL, MISS, NATiVE WAS ASSIGNED MARIO BONURA, DIRECTOR OF THE PROJECT COE-MZC DAN HIRST TO REDSTONE ARSENAL. FROM 1950 TO 52. AT DouGLAS, SAID THE TEST WILL PROBABLY BE THE LONGEST YET ATTEMPTED IN WHICH A GLOBAL (CALL ON SATURDAYS ONLY) SPECIAL SERVIC-ES LATER HE RETURNED fOR THREE YEARS IN J CREW WOULO SUBSIST IN SPACE CABIN CONDI KENT RON BAYLIS CADE AS CHIEf Of THE FUTURE MiSSILE SYSTEMS Lou LOMSKI DIVISION Of THE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT TIONS ON A CLOSED WATER AND &XYGEK LOOP MAJ LEE 01 RECTORATE THE LifE SUPPORT SYSTEM IN THIS STEP IS MAJ, ,=-==c======' HIS MOSt RECENT TOUR WAS IN WASHINGTON REPRESENTATIVE OF THAT REQUIREP BY A ~-,---"'''''-O,,",''-r,:: WITH THE WEAPONS SYSTEMS [YALUAT ION SPACECRAfT ON A ONE-TO-THREE-YEAR MIS GROUP, OFfiCE Of THE SECRETARY Of DE SION~ WITH 6o-0AY RESUPPLY CYCLE WHERE HE WAS AWARDEO THE JOINT SERVICE THE STUDENT CREW SELECTED fOR THE 60- COMMENDATION MEDAL DAY TEST WILL BE TRAINED FOR SEVERAL OuRINB WORLD WAR I I, COL. MILLER TOOK MONTHS IN ADVANCE TO fAMILIARIZE THEM PART IN THE NORMANDY, RHINELAND AND CEN SELVES WITH OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE Of TRAL EUROPE CAMPAIGNS WHERE HE RECEIVED THE OXYGEN AND WATER RECLAMATION SYSTEMS THE BRONZE STAR MEDAL AND THE COMBAT AS WELL AS WITH OTHER TECHNICAL DETAILS INfANTRYMAN'S BADGE HE WON HIS SECOND REQUIRED FOR COMPLETE CABIN MAINTENANCE BRONZE STAR MEDAL IN 1952 AS AN ORDNANCE BONURA SAID THE EXPERIMtNT WILL TEST OFfiCER IN KOREA. THE CAPABILITY OF THE WATER RECLAMATION AMONG OTHER ASSIGNMENTS, THE COLONEL SYSTEM TO RECLAIM AND MAKE fRESH AND SERVED A TOUR AS EXECUTIVE OtflCER Of ABLE 90 TO 95 PERCENT Of CREW URINE AND ORDNANCE RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT ROCKET PERSPIRATION AND TO RECLAIM WATER USED SUB OffICE AT FORT BLISS, TEXAS, IN THE BY CREWMEN IN BATHING AIR DEfENSE OIVISION, OffiCE OF THE CHI THE CLOSED LOOP WATER flLrRATION AND Of RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT, DEPARTMENT PURIfICATION sySTEM BASICALLY INVOLVES Of THEI (l.R"'", AND WIT'" THE MILITARY ASSIST AN EVAPORATION UNIT, A CHARCOAL fILTER ANCE ADVISORY GROUP TO THE UNITED KING AND A CONDENSER SYSTEM WHICH RECLAIMS DOM AS THE ORDNANCE O.fICER AND GUIDED ELEMENTS Of WASTE MOISTURE DIRECTLY fROM MISSILE ADVISOR, THE CREWMEN AS WELL AS FROM THE AIR WITH IN ADDITION TO THE U.S, MILITARY ACAO IN THE CABIN EMV, CoL. MILLER HOLDS A MASTERS DEGREE "THE SYSTEM IS NOT tLIGHT WEIGHT, IN MECHANICAL ENGINEERING FROM THE UNI BONURA SAID, "BUT IS A 'BRlADBOARD'.. VERSITY D. SOUTHERN CALifORNIA AND IS A MODEL OF FUTURE fLIGHT TYPES, GRADUATE OF THE COMMAND AND GENERAL STA OXYGEN IN THE CABIN ATMOSPHERE MIX Of COLLEGE, 3. Ips I. (POUNDS PER SQUARE I NCH) OXY BERNARD B, SUGARMAN ENTOMOLOGIST tOR THE U.S, ARMY HAWAL GEN AND 3 9 P 5,1. NITROGEN WOULD BE RIGHT, TOMORROW WILL CONCLUDE THE WEEK-LONG COURSE IN PEST THE KWAJALEIN TOASTMISTRESS CLue WILL RECLAIMEP THROUGH A PROCESS Of ADDING CONTROL HE HAS BEEN CONDUCTING ON KWAJALEIN FOR PEST HAVE A CHRISTMAS TRet LIGHTING CEREMONY HYDROGEN TO WASTE CARBON DIOXIDE, THER~ lERS AND FOOD HANDLERS. WITH HIM IS MAJOR R,S, AUSTIN, fRIDAY, DeCEMBER 22 AT 1 PH, OUTSIDE THE BY CONVERTING THE CARBON OIQXIDE TO WATE DIRECTOR at LOGISTIC SUPPORT. YOKW[ Yu~ Cr4B LSETWEEN THE CLUB AND AND MET HANE GAS THE WATER WOULO Bt THE TH£AT~RJ, SEPARATED OUT THROUGH A CONOENSER AND U.S. AND USSR DELEGATES HAVE VERBAL EXCHANGE SANTA ~'L~ BE THeRE TO GREET THE CH.,.)-. METHANE GAS WOULD BE EXPELLED tROM TH£ OVER IIIUTARY USE Of ISlANDS IN THE PACIFIC REN, PLAN 10 ATTEND WITH THE TAHILY SPACE CABIN UNITeD NATIONS (UPI)--THE UNITED STATES ~ND THE SOVlfT OXYGEN IN THE WATER COLLECTED THROUGH UNION HAD ~ BRIEF VERBAL EXCHANGE IN THE COLONIAL DEBATE CONDENS_TION WOULD THEN BE .REEO THROUGH TODAY OVER THE MILITARY USE Of GUAM AND AMERICAN SAMOA AND THE pROCESS Of ELECTROLYSIS, BONURA SAl PRACTICES Of ~ FREE PRESS. THE CREWMEN, PRIMARILY STUDENTS IN OPENIN~ THE DEBATE ON THE PACI.IC ISLAND, SOVIET DEL.EGATE VARIED tIELOS, INCLUDING PRE-MEDICINE P r SHAKO V PAINTED ~ GRIM PICTURE Of THE UNITED STATES AND PHILOSOPHY AT NEARBY UCLA, WILL PR~ U51NG THE 15LANOS FOR AGGR(~SION IN THE VIET NAM WAR AND PARE THEIR OWN SPACE fOOD, pRACTICE THUS ENDANGERING THE PEOPLE Ot THE ENTIRE AREA. To PROVE DOCKING THE "SPACECRAfT" THROUGH ELECT HIS POINT SHAKO V QUOTED LleERALLY fROM A STRATEGIC ARTICLE RONIC DEVICES AND SERVICE AND MAINTAIN IN THE MAGAZINE US. NEWS AND WORLD REPORT ALL ONBAORD SYSTEMS. IN REPLY, U.S. DELEGATE HEC~OR GARCIA TOLD THE RUSSIAN THEY WILL BE UNDER OBSERVATION AT ALL THAT tlRST THERE WAS NO MILITARY BASE IN AMERICAN SAMOA AND TIMES BUT WILL BE LIMITED IN THEIR OWN SECOND THE ARTICLE HE HAD QUOTED fROM HAD BEEN BRANDED AS CONTACT WITH THE OUTSIDE W~LD TO THE PURE SPECULATION BY THE U,S. GOVERNMENT SHORTLY AfTER IT EXTENT AN ASTRONAUT IN SPACE MIGHT BE APPEARED To AMERICAN MAGAZINES AS HIS BASIC SOURCE Of I~ THROUGH RADIO COMMUNICATION FORMATION, AND ADOED SARCASTICALLY, SHAKOV MAY fiND IT DI~ IN ADDITION TO THE fOUR CREWMEN, BON FICULT TO ONDERSTANO HOW A FREE PRESS fUNCTIONS THE URA SAID, TWO ADDITIONAL STUDENTS WILL ~AS tREE, HE SAID, TO SPECULATE ON MILITARY SUSJECTS AND BE TRAINED AS STANDBYS. SUCH SpECUALTION HAD NO OffiCIAL BACKING GARCIA ALSO OENIEO SHAKOV'S CONTENTION THAT MILITARY OfF ICERS TO BE ELECTED ON THE PACIfIC 'SLANOS WERE HAMPERING NEW OrflCERS FOR THE TOASTMISTRESSES POPULATIONS TO SELF-OETERMINATION, WILL BE ELECTED AT A COrrEE MEETING TO GuAM, AMERICAN SAMOA AND THE VIRGIN ISLANDS, HE SAtD, GERAL.D MOSSING~Off HAS BEEN NAMED BE HELD AT 8PM MONDAY AT THE YOKWE YUK ALREADY HAD REACHED A DEGREE D. SELf-GOVERNMENT AND WOULD DIRECTOR or THE CoNGRESSIONAL LIAISON CLUB, CONTINUE ON THIS ROAD "WE FIND IT OltriCULT." THE AMERI DIVISION IN THE NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND AtTER THE BUSINESS MEETING, AN EX DELEGATE ADDEO, "To LISTEN TO LECTURES ON SELf-OETERMINATI SpACE AOMINISTRATION'S OFFiCE or LEGIS CHANGE Of CHRISTMAS GirTS WILL BE HELD. fROM THE SOVIET UNION WHICH NEVER HAS GRANTED REAL SELF~ LATIVE AffAIRS, ALL MEMBERS ARE REMINDEO TO BRING A PR~ OETERMINATION TO THE MINORITIES UNDER ITS CONTROL." MOSSING~Off ENTERED FEDERAL SERVICE IN SENT WHICH COSTS NOT MORE THAN $1 LATER IN THE DEBATE, SHAKOV COUNTERED WITH THE QUESTION JULY 1957 WITH THE U.S. PATENT Orr ICE, MONICA GAN IS THE RETfRING PRESIDENT "DOES HE (GARCIA) MEAN THE RIGHTS OF THE MINORITIES IN THE WHERE HE WAS EMPLOYED ~NTIL JULY 1961, Of THE GROUP SOVIET UNION OR THE RIGHTS Ot THE NEQROES IN THE UNITED AT WHICH TI"E HE JOINED A LAW fiRM IN STATES'" ST, LOUIS. IN SEPTEMBER 1963, HE JOINED YY\\C CHR IliTIIA" PARr!' NEW ZEALAND TOOK UP ANOTHER STATEMENT BY SHAKOV CLAIMING THE OfFICE Of GENERAL CoUNSEL, NASA A CHRISTMAS PARTY WILL BE HELD BY THAT THE FIJI ISLANDS HAD BECOME "THE FIRST LINE Ot DEfENSE" QUARTERS HE TRANSFERREO TO THE U,S, MEMBERS Or THE YOKWE YUK WOMEN'S CLUB at AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND, INtORMING THE SOVIET DEL.EGATE PATENT OffiCE, 'IN OCTOBER 1966 WHERt7 HE NOON TUESDAY IN THE BANYAN ROOM or THE THAT THE Hew ZEALAND BASE ON THE ISLANDS HAD BEEN DISMANTL HAS,SERVED AS U-.!f(~CT'R OF THE OfFICE Of CL.UBHOUSE. ANO ITS BUILDINGS OONATED TO THE FIJIANS AS A START TO A LE~ISLATIVE PLANNIN~, PRESIDENTS Dr THE EIGHT WOMEN'S CLUBS SOUTH PACifiC UNIVERSITY, THE NEW ZEALAND DELEGATE ADDEO. ' HE WAS GRADUATED WITH HONORS rROM ST, ON EBEYE WILL BE GUESTS, AM SURE THE REPRESENTATIVE OF THE SOVIET UNION WILL BE VERY LOUIS UNIVERSITY IN 1951 WITH A BACHELOR A SO¢IAL HOUR WIL.L. BE HEL.O tROM 12:30 GLAD TO HEAR THAT THIS THREAT TO HIS COUNTRY IS NOW REMOVED DEGREE IN ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING AND RE UNTIL 1 PM WHEN L~NCHEON WILL BE SERYED SNAKOV WAS THE FIRST SPEAKER WHEN THE COMMITTEE TURNED CEI~EO HIS JURiS OOCTORATE fROM GEORGE RESERVATIONS MAY BE MADE eY CALLING ATTENTION TO THE MULTITUDE OF SMALL PAClrlC ISLANDS, INCLUD WASHINGTON UNIVERSfTY IN 1961, MANDY KLAMT AT 82458 OR DANA DAVIS AT ING THE GILBERT AND ELLICE, PITCAIRN, SOL.OMON, NIUE AND 82j17 TOKELAY, AND THE Cocos (KEELIN~) ISLANDS, THE NEW HERB IDES TREE LI GHTI NQ CEREIIOIIY CLUB ~EMBERS ARt REMI~~ED TO BRING A AHO THE AM£RICAN-ADMINISTEREO TERRITORIES Ot GuA~ AND SAMOA, THE KWAJALEIN TOASTMISTRESS CLUB WIL.L GI.T COSTING NOT MORE THAN ,I FOR THE '" A LENGTHY STATEMENT, SHAKOV ACCUSED THE UNITED STATES. HAVE A CHRISTMAS TRtE LIGHTING CEREMONY EXCHANGE OF PRESENTS WHICH WILL TAKE e~ITAIH AND AUSTRAL I. or ABUSING THE ISLANDS AS ~ILITARY FRIDAY, DECEMBER 22 AT 7 PM, OUTSIDE THE PLACE. eASES AND HOLDING OOWN THE POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC DEVELOP YOKWE YUK CLUB (BETWEEN THE YOKWE YUK MENT or TH[IR NATIVE POPULATIONS, AND THE THEATER). SANTA WILL BE THERE TO GREET TNe CHIL~ TONIGHT'S a.NG( MISSION ~s BEEN CANCEllEO. REN. PLAN TO ATTEND WITH THE 'AMI I-()URGLASS THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14,
i~~~~~~~5~~~~~~J.~i~WWEEL8I..sE, TRUCK- BY EANEST JUNTALOTITO HOPEFrllWLY Fal IN OVERTHROWCtlHROl FADES ~UGEWATeR BCV~ ATHENS (UPI)--KING CONSTANTIN'S CRUSHING DE~EAT AT THE HANDS OF 1ON1GH1'WAS~D '---_v--1IGA'ECE'S MILITARY RUliERS HAS GIVEN THE JUNTA LIBERTY TO DO WITH l FORI·US UN8LEMI~ED RE'C2RD GREECE AND THE MONARCHY ,IS IT CHOOSES. OF SAFE PRJVIN6.,.-__~::-t<,--!. MANY OBSERVERS OF TiHE GREEK POL I T I CAL SCENE FHL COL. GEORGE PAPAOOUPOULOS, THE N~ PREMIER, HAS PROVED IN DE'EATING CONSTAN~ TINE'S COUNTER-REVOL~ION THAT WHAT HE HAS BEEN SAYING SINCE THE ApRIL 21 coUP __ MOST GREEKS SUPPORT THE AIMS HE AND HIS MILITARY ASSOCI,ITES HAVE BEEN TRYING TO ACCOMPLISH IN THE LAST EIG~T MONTHS "PAP,IOOPOULOS, 1S IN A POSITION TO SAY 'WE MAO THE SUPPORT OF COUNTRY AND NOW WE HAVE PROVED IT'," ONE OBSERVER ,SAID. "IF THEY THIS LINE IT Mlr~T MEAN AN EVEN HARDER CRACK DOWN BY THE RE GIME " IT IS FELT BY MANY ~HAT GREECE'S ONLY HOPE FOR OVERTHROWING THE JUNH WAS ENDED WITH THE YOUNG MONARCH'S OEtEAT BECAUSE HE WAS THE ONLY FIGURE AROUND WHOM ANTI-JUNTA ELEMENTS COULD SUCCESSFULLY I'tALL Y "WE WILL KNOW MORE ABOUT THE JUNTA'S DURABILITY WHEN WE LEARN WHAT IF ANY ROLE CONSTANTINE KARAM,INLIS (GREEK PREMIER FROM 1955 TO 1963) PLAYED I N CONSTANT I NE 's FUT' LE ErrORT," ANOTHER OBSERVER
WAS uENERALLY ACCEPTED THAT KAR,IM,INLIS, DESPITE I~L FEELINGS THE MONARCHY, WOULD HAVE eEEN C,ILLED ON TO HELP RUN THE SUCCESSFUL THE REASONING WAS THAT CON STANTINE WOULD HAVE HE[OEO A STRONG POLITI PERSON,ILITY TO HELP HIM RUN THE COUNTRY AND ;;;;~'iin:::;;:;;;;:;;;;,;;,:;:;;:=';:;j T HAT KA R.I M,I NLIS HAD HI ENE C ES S AAY PO PU L ,I R ;; APPE,IL IF KAR,I~ANLJS HAD NOTHING TO 00 WITH CON STANTIN['S COUNTER REVOLUTION, THERE ~AY BE HOPE OF WEAKENING AND POSSIBLY OVERTHROWING THE JUNT,I ONE DAY, OTHER SOURCES SAID. A POSSIBLE PLUS FOR CoNSTANTINE WAS THE rACT THAT P,IPADOPOULOS HAS NOT DONE AWAY THE IDEA OF A CONSTITUTIONAL MONARCHY FOR GREECE. HE PLEDGED HIS SUPPORT TO THE CON- -\i~:::IISTITUTIONAL MONARCHY CONCEPT IN TAKING OVER ~ AS PREMIER LAST NIGHT. HE KEPT THE IDEA ALIVE BY APPOINTING LT. GEN GEORGE ZOITAKIS ~=C __~ RtGENT FOR GREECE -- A POSITION THAT GIVES HIM THE OFFICI,IL FUNCTIONS OF THE KING. THERE SEEMED TO BE LITTLE DOUBT, HOWEVER, THAT PAPADOPOULOS H,IS NO IMMEDIATE INTENTI 7=~===Clr==:======Ii======:;=,;=;'F==!------,-~OF PERMITTING THE KING TO RETURN THE ~AN IN THE STREET ~S WELL _$ POLITICAL OBSERVERS DOUBT SERIOUSLY THAT THE KING EVER WILL RE TURN WHILE THE PRESENT REGIME IS IN POWER. THERE IS GENER,IL AMAZEMENT OVER CONSTAN TINE'S POOR ASSESSMENT OF HIS CHANCES OF WI NING A SHOW OOWN WITH THE MILITARY JUNTA. "HIS EV,ILU,ITION OF HIS ABILITY TO RALLY THE AR~Y AND TH[ PEOPLE AROUND HIM WAS 100 pERCENT OFF a,lSE" ONE SOURCE SA I 0 "HE •~~~~~=:=~~==~~==~~==~~~=~~~~::~=~~~==~~=~~:;-=::..::...::::~~=~ APPARENTLY H,ID NO IDEA OF WHAT HE WAS DOING, THAT KING CONSTANTINE FLED GREECE WITH PREMIER CONSTANTINE KOLLI,IS IS SEEN AS HAVI If===,;,7';;:::;;;=;;;;;;:;;';;"=;;7,O;;:',---;;;::;;;:----~W~...r:;~DOES;;;:;-1W Ir1J~~~~~~======~===i~ilr~7.~;;;:~;;;~:::;;~=~~~i~~~;;:=~~:::~:__:::::--~ THATFO R ITSRECENT I NOU DEVELOPMENTSST RIAL GROWTH, WILL I TIS ENCOURAGE UNL IKE LTHE Y Mort Walker THURSOA Y J HOURGLASS PAGE 5 COLLEGE ROUNDUP NEW YORK {UPI}--DoN MAY SCORED 25 POINTS AND GRABBEO 20 REBOUNDS IN LEADING DAVTON TO AN UPSET 63~47 VICTORY OVER LOUISVILLE LAST SPORTS SECTION NIGHT. DAYTON, RANKEO No.6 IN THE NATION IN PRE-SEASON RATINGS BUT DROPPED TO 16TH ArTER TWO STRAIGHT SETBACKS, RACED TO A 30- 24 HALFTIME LEAD AND LED 40-36 WITH 13:30 EBEYE YANKEES WORLD SERIES CHAMPS LEFT. MAY PROVIDED THE REBOUND STRENGTH A5 DISPLAYING LIGHTNIN~ FAST RELAYS AND EXCELLENT CONTROL IN THEIR BALL HANDLING, THE THE FLYERS CONTROLLED THE BOARDS HELPING [BEYE YANKEES NIPPEO THE TWINS 3·2 YESTEROAY TO CAPTURE TKE LITTLE LEAGUE WORLD SERIES HIM IN THE SCORING COLUMN WAS BOB HOOPER, IN TWO STRAIGHT GA~ES BOTH TEA"' PLAYED A GREAT DEFENSIVE GAME TO GIVE GOOD SUPPORT TO NAILED DOWN 16 POINTS, WES UNSELD TALL THE PITCHERS. DAVE JARMON, PITCHING FOR THE TWINS, WAS A LITTLE SHAKY IN THE FIRST rOR THE LOSERS INNING, ALLOWING THREE RUNNERS TO CROSS THE PLATt ON A WALK, AN ERROR ANO THREE NICELY .IN OTHER GAMES INVOLVING THE TOP TEN, PLACED SINGLES. HE SETTLtO DOWN TO PITCH supeRB BALL THE REST OF THE GAMt, ALLOWING ONLY SECOND-RANKED HOUSTON SCORED AN 86-61 VIC ONE MORE HIT THE ENTIRE GAME MALIA DID A GREAT JOB ON THE MOUND FOR THE YANKEES, TORY OVER GoERGE WASHINGTON iN THE BLUE EIGHT HITS AND PITCHING HIMSELF OUT OF THE TIGHT SPOTS WHEN THERE WERE TWI~ RUNNERS ON BONNET CLASSIC OPENER, rIFTH-RANKED BOSTON BASE. COLLEGE ROUTED fAIRrlELD 96-76 AND SEVENTH THE TWINS LOOKED LIKE THEY WERE GOING TO RANKED PRlNCETON WHIPPED NAVY 76-59. CATCH UP IN THE FIRST INNING WHEN THEY BEGAN ALL-AMERICA ELVIN HAYES, MAKING TH£ BLUE A GOOD RALLY CHRIVIA CROSSED THE PLATE AF BONNET CLASSIC HIS PERSONAL SHOWCASE, SCORED TER HE SINGLED, ADVANCED ON A DOUBLE BY OWEN 40 POINTS AND PICKED orr 15 REBOUNDS rOR AND SCORED ON JARMON'S SINGLE. THE YANKEES HOUSTON'S COUGARS. SQUEEZED OFF THE RALLY LEAVING THREE MEN HOUSTON, UNBEATEN IN riVE GAMES, MEETS STRANDED ON BASE. THE TWINS SCORED THEIR IMQ"" NA STATE rOR THE BLUEBONNET CHAMP 10N SECOND RUN IN THE SECON~ INNING WHEN PETER SHIP TONIGHT. MONTANA STATE OUSTED MISSIS SON SCORED ON CHRIVIA1S HiT TO RIGHT FIELO SIPPI STATE 81-73 NEITHER TEAM WAS ABLE TO GET A RUNNER PAST EDDIE BIEDEBACH'S 22 POINTS PACED NORTH FIRST THE REST OF THE GAME OUE BOTH TO GOOD CAROLINA STATE OVER WILLIAM & MARY 88-73; DE~(NSIV( PLAYING AND FINE PITCHING. LARRY CANNON'S 29 POINTS POWERED LASALLE A SPECIAL VOTE OF THANKS TO ALL THE COACH TO AN 84.69 TRIUMPH OVER BUCKNELL, LONG ES AND PLAYERS ON ALL THE TEAMS FOR MAKIN~ IISLANo U. oHEATED MANHATTAN 56-52, DUKE, THIS LITTLE LEAGUE SE~SON A GREAT SUCCESS. ltD BY JOE KENNEDY'S 22 POINTS, ROUTED VIRGINIA I03~61; SOPHOMORE JIM McMILLIAN1S TENNIS CLUB 26 POINTS LED COLUMBIA OVER RUTGERS 95-64 IF YOU TENNIS FANS HAVE BEEN ,"41SSING THE [ANO ST LOUIS DOWNEO MISSOURI 77-66. PRESIDENT'S INVITATIONAL DOUBLES TOURNAMENT JOJI JOLLET •••• TAKES A GOOD CUT AT THE BALL. NOW TAKING PLACE, YOU REALLY SHOULD MAKE THE PRO BASKETBAll JOHN CHRIVIA CATCHING AND TONY YACEK UM- EF"rORT TO GO AND WATCH THESE MATCHES. THEY PIRE NEW YORK {UPI)--THE BIG 0 IS BACK IN SHAPE HAVE BEEN SOME OF THE BEST OOUBLES TENNIS AND THE CINCINNATI ROYALS NEVER LOOKED PLAYED HERE IN A LONG TIME. LAST NIGHT'S HEALTHIER. OSCAR ROBERTSON WAS HOBBLED BY A NAT 1000AL HOCKEY MATCH WAS NO EXCEPTION AS REMI-GLASSGOW TOOK KNEE INJURY rOR THE LAST MONTH AND THE "COTAC, NEW YORK (UPI)--THE CHICAGO BLACK HAWKS A 3-0 LEAD IN THE FIRST SET BUT NEARLY LOST BECAME EVERYBODylS FAVORITE PUNCHING BAG IN ARE ON THE MOVE IN THE NATIONAL HOCKEY IT WHEN BRUNNER-GOULD NARROWEO THE GAP ON THE NATIONAL BASKETBALL ",SSOCIATION. BUT NOW LEAGUE. BATTLING TO SAY OUT OF LAST PLACE SOME FINE SERVING AND MADE THEIR OPPONENTS HE IS ROLLING AGAIN AND THE ROYALS MAY SOON IN {HE LEAGUE'S EASTERN DIVISION LITTLE riGHT FOR THE rlNAL GAME OF THE SET. IT WAS BE THREATENING THE DETROIT PISTONS' HOLD ON MORE THAN A WEEK AGO, CHICAGO CLIMBED INTO rOUR ADOS FOR REMI'S SERVING BEfORE THEY :THIRD PLACE IN THE EASTERN DIVISON. A TIE FOR SECOND PLACE LAST NIGHT WITH A WERE ABLE TO GET THROUGH THE DEFENSE rOR THE I ROBERTSON SCORED 17 POINTS AND WAS CREOIT 5-2 VICTORY OVER THE NEW YORK RANGERS. THE rlRST SET 6-3. i EO WITH 15 ASSISTS WHEN CINCINNATI BEAT THE HAWKS NOW ARE ONLY THREE POINTS BEHIND THE IN THE SECOND SET, SOME OUTSTANDING NET iBALTIMORE BULLETS 136-108 LAST NIGHT. FIRST-PLACE BOSTON BRUINS. PLAY BY GOULD PLUS BREAKING GLASSGOW'S SERVE I THE PISTONS WHIPPED THE NEW YORK KNICKS THE HAWKS RECEIVED AID F"ROM TWO UNEX PUT BRUNNER-GoULD ONE GAME IN THE LEAD FOR : 129-117 AND THE CHICAGO BULLS BEAT THE SAN PECTED QUARTERS WHEN THE MONTREAL CANADIENS MOST OF THE SET. WHEN BRUNNER1S SERVE W~S FRANCISCO WARRIORS 109-104. OVERCAME A TWO-GOAL OErlCIT TO BEAT THE BROKEN IT LOOKED AS THOUGH REMI-GLASSGOW BRUINS 6-2 AND THE PITTSBURGH PENGUINS WOULO CATCH UP, BUT THEY INCREASED THE PRES NIPPED THE TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS 2-1. SURE AND TOOK THEIR LAST TWO GAMES rOR THE BOBBY HULL SCORED HIS 25TH GOAL OF THE SET 6-4. SEASON ANO STAN MIKITA TALLIED TWICE fOR THE FINAL SET STARTED OUT QUITE EVEN WITH CHICAGO. BOB NEVIN SCORED 80TH NEW YORK EACH MAN HOLDING HIS SERVE UNTIL REMI BROKE GOALS. OUT WITH SOME PLAceMENTS THAT GAVE HIM CON KEN SCHINKEL ASSISTED ON PITTSBURGH'S TROL OF THE GAME. H£ KEPT UP THE PACE FOR TYING GOAL IN THE SECOND PERIOD ANO SCORED A GOOD LEAD AND WITH SOME GOOD BACKUP THE DECISIVE GOAL IN THE THIRD AS PITTS BY GLASSGOW EASILY WON THE SET AND MATCH BURGH GOALIE LES BINKLEY TURNED ASIDE 30 fR I. DECEMBER 15 SHOTS IN THE GAME. PM DUNCAN-SCHAEFER VS THIMSEN-REDHOR THE MINNESOTA NORTH STARS DEFEATED THE 7 SUN. DECEMBER Los ANGELES KINGS 4-0 AND THE'ST. LOUIS 17 REMI-GLASSGoW VS DUNCAN~SCHAEFER BLUES BEAT THE OAKLAND SEALS 3-1 IN OTHER 5:30 8:00 BRUNNER-GOULD VS THIMSEN-REDHOR GAMES. MINNESOTA GOALIE CESARE MANIAGO SCORED HIS rlRST SHUTOUT or THE SEASON. JR. BA~ETBAll PWACTICE JUNIOR BASKETBALL PRACTICE WILL BE HELD SATURDAY MORNING AT 10 AH. BOYS IN THE LAUREL HEWITT, LEFT, AND LEORA CUMMINGS TOKYO (UPI)--HIROSHI KOBAYASHI BECAME THE "'U 6THJ 7TH AND 8TH GRADES AR E EL IGI BLE TO LIMBER UP THEIR THROWiNG ARMS IN PREPRATION N(W WORLD JUNIOR LJGHTWEIGHT CHAMP LAST PLAV IN THIS LEAGUE. IF YOU HAVEN'T ALREADY ~OR THE WOMEN'S SorTBAlL LEAGUE. NIGHT BY KNOCKING OUT YOSHIAKI NUMATA IN SIGNED UP, COME DOWN TO DALLY BASKETBALL r---:-:-:_----:---:-:-:_~~:_:_:_-c_:~.~-"~~~~~~~~~R 15-ROUND BOUT. COURTS ON SATURDAY AND DO SO. THE TEAMS CHOSEN ON WEONESOAY. III NOl LEAGUE GAlES THE MINOR LEAGUE BASEBALL GAMES WILL BEGIN THIS SATURDAY AT 10 AM INSTEAD OF THE USUAL 10.30, DUE TO THE ARRIVAL OF SANTA CLAUS AT NOON. , THE YAN~EtS ~ILL MtET THE DOOGERS AT THE MINOR LEAGUE FIELD AND THE ATHLETICS PLAV GI ANTS ON BRANDON f I fLO ..! . SOCCER ASSOCIATION Two eXCITING SOCCER fOOTBALL GAMES WILL h~.~~~~~jl BE PLAYED SUNDAY, DECEMBER 17TH ON THE SOCCER fiELD. 3:30 PM MATAOORS VS EBEYE BLUES 4:30 PM SHAMROCK ROVERS VS HIGH SCHOOL BLACKPOOL, ENGLAND (UPIJ--PROMOTER lAY~'E LEWI' CON'IRMED TODAY THE BRIT ISH BOXING BOARD OF CONTROL HAVE REFuSEO HIM PERMISS TO STAGE A BOUT BETWEEN,e _- HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION SO.NY LISTON AND BRIA. LONDON. "THEY DID NOT GIVE Mt It. RUSON WHY THEY WILL NOT LIFT THt BAN ON LISTON BOXING IN BRTTA IN," LEWIS lAID. OUT IN 'ULL 'PRtE ,.OR THE FIRST HE HAD HOPED TO ARRANGE A 'IQHT BETWEEN '~ACTICt '['I'ONI. PLA~[R' ARE COMPLETE TWO 'ULL LISTON AND LONDON IN LIYUltOOL EARLY IN THt 10 CALL SPECIAL SERYICE. ·UP. YEAR. L AGR[[D TO PAGE 6 HOURGLASS WALL STREET TODAY HWlGLASS STOCKS AND WTUALS INVE&T(l('S GUIDE NEW YORK (UPI) --THE STOCK MARKET SUR AMEA I CAN AIRLINES 32 1/8 NA By SAM SHULSKY VIVED A HEAVV WAVE O~ SELLING TODAY AND AMER I CAN PHOTO 12 1/2 NA MANAGED TO FINISH IN HIGHER GROUND. TRAD_ AMER I CAN T & T 50 NA Q - ALMOST TWO YEARS AGO 1 BOUGHT ING WAS ACTIVE. AMPEX 8 NA $25,000 WORTH OF A.T. & T. AND OHIO BELL THE LIST SCORED WIDESPREAD GAINS EARLY IN ~5 5/ ANACONDA NA BONDS, PAYING 101 f'OR BONDS WITH AND THE DAY BUT SELLING STARTED AROUND NOON AND 5 5 ATLAS CORP L/4 NC 1/8% COUPONS. Now 11M TOLD THE BONDS ARE PICKED UP MOMENTUM AS THE SESSION WORE ON. BETHLEHEM STEEL 31 5(8 NA SELLING IN THE 80s AND THE SROKER WANTS ME BROKERS SAID THERE WAS LITTLE IN THE BOEING 88 1/4 NA TO SELL OUT AND REINVEST IN HIGHEI'! COUPON [CONOMIC NEWS TO JUSTIFY THE EARLY STRENGTH BURROUGHS 165 1/2 NA BONOS WHAT COHCERNS ME IS THAT THESE AND THEY FELT TRADERS STILL WERE RESPOND CHRYSLER 54 1/4 I 3/8 BONOS RUN [NTO THE 21ST CENTURY AND 11M ING TO THE PREVIOUSLY ANNOUNCED DROP IN COM SAT 50 7/8 NC ALI'fEADY 76 I'LL NEVER M"KE IT. LAST MONTH'S UNEMPLOYMENT RATE AND SOME CONTROL DATA 153 1/4 - 4 1/8 A - WHILE IT'S TRUE THAT QUALITY BONDS ~AVORABLE PROOUCTION PREDICTIONS IN THE Dow CHEMICAL 86 1/4 - 1/8 ARE TODAY BEING ISSUED WITH 6 ~ND 6 1/2% AUTO I NOU$TRV DUPONT 147 3/4 + I 3/4 COUPONS (PAYING AND A YEAR PER SOME ANALYSTS BLAMED THE SELLING ON THE $60 $65 EASTMAN KODAK 144 - I $1,000 INVESTED THAT STILL DOESN'T MEAN NORMAL PRE-WEEKEND PROFIT TAKING WHICH FAIRCHILD CAMERA 1 4 NC THAT YOU SHOULD MAKE THE SWAP. IF YOU SELL USUALLY STARTS ON THURSDAY SOME BROKERS 9 3/ FORO 53 5/8 NC OUT AT, SAY 85, YOUR NET ALSO THOUGHT YEAR-END SELLING FOR TAX PUR GENERAL ELECTRIC 97 1/2 - 3/4 RECEIPTS WILL BE AROUND POSES IS CONTINUING TO HINDrR THE MARKET'S GENERAL INSTRUMENTS 57 3/4 - I WHICH, INVESTED PROGRESS. $21,000, GENERAL MOTORS 827/8 - 5/8 AT 6% WON'T "IE'LD MUCH HCJlE THE UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL STOCK GEN T & E 42 7/8 - 1(8 THAN THE $1,250, PLUS, YOU MARKET INDICATOR PICKED UP 030 PERCENT GEN T & R 27 + 3/8 ARE GETTI NG fROM YOUR PRE TO 113.55 WHILE THE NEW YORK STOCK Ex Goo DR I CH 67 3/4 + 5/8 SENT HOLDINGS CHANGE INDEX REfLECTED A GAIN OF 8 CENTS HILTON 65 - I WHAT'S HAPPENED IS SIMPLY IN THE AVERAGE COMMON SHARE PRICE. HONEYWELL ~'~I 112 - I Sam Shul.ky THIS' YOU INVESTEO AT A OF THE 1,510 ISSUES CROSSING THE TAPE, IBM 648 + 4 1/2 TIME TOP GRADE BONOS WERE 674 ADVANCED, 604 DECLINED AND 232 REMAINED I NTERNA Ti ONAL HARV 33 1/8 NC YIELDING 5% TOOAY THE GOING RATE IS I UNCHANGED THERE WERE 80 ISSUES WHICH INTERNATIONAl. PAPER 27 + 1/8 AROUND 6% AND SETTER SO YOUR SONDS WENT I SET 1967 HIGHS AND 49 DROPPED TO NEW LOWS. INT{:RNATIONAL T & T 120 + I 1/4 DOWN IN P~ICE TO THE POINT WHERE THEIR VOLUME TOTALED 12,310,000 SHARES, SLIGHTLY KAISER AL. 45 3/4 - 1/2 YIELD IS COMPETITIVE WITH THE GOING RATE OF BELOW THE 12,480,000 SHARES WHICH CHANGED LI TTON 113 + I 1/8 HANDS [N THE PREVIOUS SESSION. THE NEW ISSUES LOCKHt;£D NC AMER[CAN MOTORS WAS MOST ACTIVE, TACKING 50 As FOR THOSE fAA-OFF MATURITIES THAT's LONE STAR eM 17 1/4 NC NOTHING FOR YOU TO WORRY ABOUT -- JUST A ON 7/8 TO 14 3/4 ON VOLUME OF 296,400 MAGNA VOX 4 - 1/4 DATE fOR YOU TO SHOOT AT THE FAR-OFF SHARES, INCLUDING A BLOCK O~ 57,000 AT 15 39 3// McDONNELL DOUGLAS 55 3 8 - I MATURITY MEANS NOTHING AS FAR AS THE BONDS' THE COMPANY SAID IT WAS SEEKING -- AND MCM + I AFTER THE CLOSE ANNOUNCED IT HAD OBTAINED 55 1/2 SA~ETY, INCOME OR NEGOTIABILITY ARE CON- 4 - 5/8 CERNED. --- A ONE YEAR EXTENS[ON OF ITS $60 M[LLIO~ 3/ MOBIL OIL ti - 1/4 ******** i IN LOANS MOTOROLA 8 8 BRUNSWICK WAS IN SECOND PLACE, GIVING UP - 1M 7/ - 5/ Q - I WILL HAVE UPON RETIREMENT, A TOTAL NORTHWEST AIRL[NES - 1/4 MONTHLY PENSION $150 PLUS $50,000 IN I 1/2 TO 165/8 ON 201,800 SHARES AMERICAN O~ PAN tiMER I CAN 25 1/4 NC TELEPHONE FOLLOWED, GA[NING 1/4 TO 50 ON CASH AND SAVINGS BONOS. I WILL NEED $150 POLAROLD 247 1/2 NC A WEEK i 190,800 SHARES. RCA , AMPHENOL, WHICH WILL MERGE W[TH BUNKER 53 1/2 - 1/4 A - YOU'LL HAVE TO ARRIVE AT RETIREMENT RAYTHEON 110 1/2 RAMO, FELL 2 3/4 TO 47 1/2 A~TER CHALKING - 3 WITH MORE CAPITAL THAN THAT $50,000 IN SEARS 8 + 1/4 UP A GOOO GAIN IN THE PREVIOUS SESSION ORDER TO REACH YOUR GOAL $150 A WEEK SHELL OLL ~~ 5/ + I 3/4 GOLO STOCKS MET DEMAND. AMERICAN SOUTH LArES ITSELF INTO ABOUT $650 A CALENDAR SHERATON 30 1/2 4 AfRICAN ADVANCED 3 1/2 TO 54 1/8. HOME - 3/ MONTH THAT MEANS YOU'LL NEED $500 A MONTH SPERRY RAND 63 1/8 8 STAKE ~INING ROSE 4 1/2 HOMESTAKE CON~ - 5/ ($6,ooo A YEAR) IN AODI TI ON TO YOUR PEN STD OIL Of CALI~ 6 3/ 4 NC SION EVEN IN TOOAY'S H[GH INTEREST MARKET, I FIRMED RUMORS OF MERGER DISCUSSIONS WITH STD OLL OF INa + I 5/8 , BUNKER HILL t YOU'D NEED ABOUT $100,000 INVESTED TO GET STD 01 L O~ N J 65 ~f~ + I/B $6,000 A YEAR -- WITHOUT DIPPING lNTO CAPIT STEELS MOVED IN A NARROW RANGE CHRYSLER STUOE aAKER_WORTH 60 1/4 - I 3/4 I FELL I IN THE MOSTLY LOWER MOTORS AL AN ANNUITY MIGHT HELP -- BUT THAT WILL 3/8 TENNECO 27 + 4 SCIENTIFIC DATA SYSTEMS LOST 3/ DEPEND UPON YOUR AGE AT RETIREMENT. 4 7/8 '" TPACO 81 3/8 - 1/2 THE ELECTRON [CS CONTROL DATA GAVE UP 4 ******** TEXAS INSTRUMENT 112 3/4 + 3/4 Q - 1 AM RETIRED, FORCED TO CUT INTO 1/8 TO 153 1/4 NATIONAL CASH REG I STER I THIOKOL 21 1(4 + 7/8 ADVANCED 2 COLLINS RADIO ALSO 1104- CAPITAL. I HAVE E BONDS WHICH I UNDERSTAND 5/8 2DTH CENTURY Fox + I 5/8 PROVED. 32 1/2 I CAN CONVERT INTO Hs WITHOUT PAYING A TAX UNION CARBIDE 46 1(4 - 1/4 ZENITH ROSE 2 1/8 AFTER FALLING 2 IN THE Is THAT THE BEST WAY TO HANDLE THE MATTER? UNITED FRUIT + PREVIOUS SESSION A FEDERAL COURT OVER 58 5/8 5/8 A - IF YOU ARE RETIRED AND NEED INCOME, U.S. GYPSUM - 1/8 TURNED A RULING THAT WOULD HAVE MADE 67 7/8 ONE THING IS CLEAR! YOU MUST 00 SOMETHING U.S. STEEL 40 1/4 NC WITH THE Es TO PRODUCE CURRENT INCOME. HAZELTINE CORP. PAY ZENITH HEAVY DAMAGES WESTERN UNION - 1/2 I FOR PATENT VIOLATION HAZtLTINE, WHICH 35 7/188 You MA,Y -- I) EXCHANGE ALL THE Es FOR Hs WEST AIR 8RAKE + STILL MUST PAY DAMAGES FOR DOMESTIC IN 39 5 5 7/8 WHICH WILL GET YOU A SEMI-ANNUAL CHECK. WESTINGHOUSE + 1/2 FR[NGEMENT TACKED ON 3/b, IN HEA.VY TRADING. 73 THIS INCOME WILL BE TAXABLE OR-- XEROX 4 - 1/2 NEW YORK CENTRAL ADVANC[;D I 1/2 TO 75 3f4 299 3/ 2) SELL orr 4.15% OF YOUR Es EVERY ZENITH + IN THE RAILS. DIRECTORS DECLARED THE USUAL 57 1/8 2 1/8 YEAR (rOR EXAMPLE, $415 WO~TH -- REDEMPTION MUTUALS VALUE -- IF YOU OWN $10,000 IN Es) aND USE DIVIDEND AIRLINES TURNED NARROWLY MIXED DREYFUS FUND NA THAT $415 ~OR LIVING EXPENSES. THE REMAIN AIRCRAfTS WERE IRRREGULAR. FIDELITY CAPITAL FUND NA ING BONOS WILL GROW IH A YEAR'S TIME TO AMERICAN RESEARCH NETTED 7 3/8 TO 189 FIDELITY TRtND NA KEEP YOUR STAKE AT $10,000 AND ONLY THE 5/8 ALTHOUGH IT CLOSED BELOW ITS EARLIER FUND Of' AMERICA NA AMOUNT OF GAIN IN THE $415 BONOS CASHED IN LEVEL. SAVINGS AND LOAN STOCKS MET BRISK HAM I L TON FUND NA WILL BE TAXABLE. Oft-- DEMAND GREAT WESTERN FINANCIAL, AHD FIRST KEYSTONE S 4 NA CASH IN ALL THE E BONOS AND PUT CHARTER FINANCIAL WERE POINT-SIZED GAINERS MANHATTAN FUND NA 3) YOUR MONEY ELSEWHERE. STORER BROADCASTING ADVANCED 6 7/8 TO 50 3 MASS 1 NVESTMENT TRUST NA ONLY YOUR TAX ADVISOR CAN HELP YOU DECIDE 3/8. NT S(C GROWTH SER I ES NA WHICH WOULD BE LEAST EXPENSIVE rOR YOU. PRICES ON THE AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE PUTNAM GRO\JTH FUND NA * ...... MOVED SLIGHTLY HIGHER IN HEAVY TRADING. WELLINGTON FUND NA OF THE 989 ISSUES TRADED, 438 ADVANCED, Q - I WOULD LIKE YOUR COMMENTS ON TIMING PURCHASES or GROWTH STOCKS. SHOULD ONE BUY 369 DECLINED AND 182 REMAINED UNCHANGED. 00.-/ JONES CLOSING RANGE OF AVERAGES THE AMEX INDEX PICKED UP 15 CENTS TO STOCKS CLeBE CHANGE ANY TIME HE HAS THE CASH, OR SHOULD HE AC ~UMUt.ATE FUNDS AND MAKE PURCHASES WHEH THE $23.80. VOLUME TOTALED 6,371,255 SHARES, 30 INDUS 883.44 Up 1.10 PRICE RECEDES? ALTHOUGH THE MAJOR TREND COMPARED WITH THE 6,370,895 SHARES CHANGING 20 RA.ILS 233.58 UP 0.13 HANDS YESTERDAY or GOOD GROWTH SECURITIES IS GENERALLY UP- 15 UTILS 124.39 Up 0.10 THERE ARE USUALLY PERIODS OURING THE 65 STOCKS :7, 309.96 Up 0 32 YEAR WHEN THE PRI~E RECEDES 10 OR 15~ FM SCHEDULE NEW--:-::---=-=~~ YORK STOCK EXCHANGE INOEXES A - A BASIC LAW OF THE SECURITIES MARKET IS THAT PRICES rLUCTUATE. THAT's ONE POINT CLOSE CHANGE FeR YOU. THURSOAY - DECEMBER 14TH I NOUSTII'IAt Up ,0.09 ~6.01 I r YOU LOOK OVER THE PRI CE CHAR "IS or SOME PARTY SING ALONG - MITCH MILLER TRANSF"ORTATION Orr iJ6 9·03 o. CYCLICAL COMPANIES -- STEELS AND COPPERS JOHNNY MATHIS - OPEN FIVE AND TWO GUITAR~ UTILI TV Up 0.07 42.~1 AND OILS -- fOR EXAMPLE, YOU WILL NOTE A J<::tll JAMES - WHEN I ~ALL IN LOVE FINANCE Up 0.31 52. 6 CYCLICAL PICTURE, EVEN THOUGH I DOUBT YOU MATT MONROE- INVITATION! TO MOYIES ALL STOCKS I NOEX 53·18 Up 0.09 NANCY WILSON - "A TOUCH Of' TODAY" l":'IL'L.F1ND A.Hy \0 iC 15~ ANNUAL. FLUCTUATIONS" !AND I AM QUilt SURE YOU WILt. FIND IT DIF CONNIE STEVENS - SINGING NEW SENSATION FICULT TO SPOT ANY SUCH A PATTEftN IN GROWTH FRIDAY - DECE~8ER 15TH LONDON (UPI) --GAftAG( ATTENOANT ROBE~T TH[~[ ARE P~OBLEMS, HOWEVER, IN APP~YINQ A CHRISTMAS SPECIAL WITH SELECTIONS PORT[R, 20, WAS AWARDED DAMAG[S TO $9 J 6oo YOU~ SCHEME. EVEN IN A CYCLICAL STOC~ AND ~ROM PHILAOELPHIA ORCHESTRA, EUGENE DAY BECAUSE SOMEONE THOUGHT HE WAS A DUCK. INDUSTRY, FLUCTUATING PRICE PATTE,.NS ARE OtI:MANDAY CONDUCT I NGp ANDY WILLIAMS, ,HE USED A DECOY WHISTLE ON A DUCK HUNT f'IVE If'AI': EASIER TO SPOT IN IUTROSPECT .... WI€H I ROSERT GOULET, PERCY FAITH, JOHNNY YE~~S AGG AND VAS PEPPEREO ~ITH PELLETS IN ,n .. , ,," ALREADY PAItT Of MISTe"y .... 'H,UI THEY MATHIS, MITCH MILLE", DORIS DAY AND THE BACK or THE HEAD BY ANOTHER HUNTER. A~[ TI PR'~[CT INTI THt FUTURE HOURGLASS PUt 7 U.S. Army Nurse in Vietnam -Always Busy By ESTHER VAN WAGONERTUFTY C'entral Prc$$ A$$ociatu.lll COTTe8polldent WASHINGTON-The Unit(ld Stat(lS Army nurse III Vietnam IS usually pictured bendmg owr Ihe strHchcr of a wounded GI and that does depict her major purpose In a war zone, but It Ignores "the extras" for wh,ch "he voluntt'era 'V,lli great pride, the chlol of Army NUNe Corps, Col MH dn!d I CJ.atok, spoke of sont(l of these "<:ci:tras on her rctum from Inspecting th(l activities .7t more than 630 Army nurses aSEIgncd to 53 medical Units in 20 ar(laS of South Vietnam In an intel'Vl(lw, she Sllld 'they faithfully fulfill th(llr duti(l(l In an around-the clock vigil in eva cuatIOn field and mobll(l surgl caJ hOSPitalS, eonvaiesc(lnt em lers and With cllmcally special Ized tffims In Vietnam" However 'that isn't all' said ('"Ionel Clark who saw for her HOJUZONTAL 43 l'Iewspt.Pft" 3 Mountain ...... ~elf "the generosIty and efforts 1 HeaVftlly feature ...... of Army nun(lS \.\ho \'olunt(ler body d Above '0- 20 Lytio on their tlm(l off til hlOlp the It fhI LADY MAYOR -Ann Uecello Republican who edged out tl1(l mcumb(lnt Democrat to hecome the 6r~t woman mayor of Hartford, Conn CHRISTMASY IS the wor" for Ne\lr-port, R I, WIth more tlw.n ')0 Atlantic Fleet wars1up~ tak .. ~ th .. oath of office ablaze w.th ltghts The CruIS(lt~ 8.JId destroyers are Chn~tma.sy from ~un~et to 10 pm CONTRACT BRIDGE By B. lay Becker (T., RMo .... -tt.W.r In Ma.te,,' IMlI'll'ltl"ol Cllo",plonlhl, Plov) .AMOUS HANDS SoUth dealer as though there were no tomor North-South vu1n(lrabie row At one of them It went NORTH ...th WH' Non. 1NT .1097152 p", .+QJI096154. Dble '.' EAST '.Here the loll turned out to be WEsr ' '. . J 9. even greater - '.1,'00 points - .A1073 . • When'. Eas:t led a heart to the .AQII3 .. J 8' ace, won the heut return With +A63 .AT + K 7 2 Ute jack, led a heart to the MICIIOWAVf OVfN eCHOlr. 'I. .,10652 queen, and got a heart ruff to 110 <0' food In 40 _ond. or 0 SOUTH 4eteat North five tnckl!l tftt<. • ..,..,vncl NO'" In 15 mlnuho .. • K Q 8 652 At still another table the bld- Ud"lll hlvlo ' ..quency .....rgy Ie .. • K ding went ....., loy _petro_v. guide. >¥torch lood absorbs and conv.rl. "'KQJ943 South Weet Non' to "-01, 0001<,"111 from In ..de out .- 14 oble The bidding 3 • oble South, We-* North East PIUIII ObI,," l. • Dble 2 + PIUIII West used one'. word-40uble 4. 4 PlWI '" + Pasa H_ '. 4. • oble 5 • Dble -every .....e it was his turn to bid, and coUected 1,100 points Opening' lead-two of dubs. Hb breVity paid off well Here Is .. rather freaJdsh hand At another table the script from the TrlalJJ in 19M It was wu somewhat d1ffen!nt, but the played at nine \ablell with vary_ outcome We the lI8Il1e The bld- Inr ~ult. dlJ\l" went It 1.- Obvious that the North. South Weet North EaaC South pair at the table wMre I,. Dble the bldd1nc went u Ihown did PIUIII Dble 'p", ...... 'not reeJ1M 8oor!. enough that 3. Dble 4. Dble they were deal1ng with a total ... Dble mJ.1I1t, By the time they woke South W.. Ie down 1,100 up to It, they were well beyond At two table. the tlnal con their depth. lCaat·We.t collected tract wu one spade by South, three h_rtI. two dlamonda and at another table three hearta by .. club to defeat the contract North, at another table three four trlcka-l,l00 points clu~ by South, and at the only Mrs Charlel Robb II'! thlA Apllt-If-Vlll at 3566 Valley St, Tbere were similar result. at table who,. Blut-West bought from 1600 Pronnllylvanla Ave Wluhing1on, where three. oUler tablu where the the contract, four bearta (down bldl!ln.J In nch cue prol'reued. three) 'nip)"rt' renting from 1\ CIA man Who I~ overlWRII (e 1\187, XIIII' :r.&turu 8l'11dlellte, lilt' PAGE 8 HOURGLASS THURSDAY, DECEMBER CALIFORNIA SCIENTists ECONOMIC fORECAST fOR 1968: CLOUDY CREATE LIFE IN A TOaE By JOHN PIERSON STANrORD (UPI)--A SUCCEssrUL TEST TUBE EX WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE ECONOMIC OUTLOOK rOR 1968 IS -- IN " ~ORD -- CLOUDY. THE OLD PERIMENT IN WHICH MAN HAS "COME THE CLOSEST LEMS -- VIET NAM "NO TAXES -- ARE STILL WITH US. BUT NOW THERE'S A M"JOR NEW UNCERT"INTY YET TO CREATING LirE" WAS DISCLOSED YESTER -- DEVALU"TION or THE BRITISH POUND STERLING DAY BY STANrORD UNIVERSITY THE l'SUNDARD" ECONOMIC rORECAST rOR 1968 ASSUMES TH"T T"XES WILL BE. RAISED, THAT THE THE HISTORIC ACHIEVEMENT COULD BE THE WAR WILL GO ON ABOUT AT CURRENT LEVELS "NO THE DOLL"R WILL RIDE OUT THE STORM WHIPPED UP rlRST STEP TOWARD CONTROLLING CERTAIN rORMS BY DEVALU"TION or THE POUND. THE ST"ND"RD rORECAST "LSO ASSUMES THAT: or CANCER -- T~E GROSS NATIONAL PRODUCT (GNP) WILL RISE "eOUT $55 BILLION TO AN ALL-TIME HIGH or THE MANurACTURE or THE LIVING GENETIC MA $840 BILL ION GNP IS THE MARKET VALUE or ALL GOODS AND SERVICES PRODUCED IN THE U.S IN TERIAL or A VIRUS WAS ACCOMPLISHED BY A A YEAR STANrORO BIOCHEMIST TEAM or DRS. ARTHUR -- PRICES WILL GO uP ABOUT 3 PERCENT, ROUGHLY THE SAME AS IN 1967 REAL OUTPUT WILL KORNBERG AND MEHRAN GOULIAN WITH COLLABORA RISE ABOUT 4 PERCENT -- ABOUT AS MUCH "S GOVERNMENT ECONOMISTS SAY IT C"~ WITHOUT ",:.,0.",-1 TION rROM DR. ROBERT L. SINSHEIMER or CAL ING STILL MORE INrLATION. CH. -- U~EMPLOYMENT WILL HOVER AT 3.75 TO 4 PERCENT, NOT SIGNlrlCANTLY DlrFERENT rROM THIS KORNBERG AND GOULIAN SCHEDULED A NEWS CON YEAR. rERENCE TO GIVE A DETAILED EXPLA~ATION or --INTEREST R"TES WILL RISE A LITTLE. SOME or THEM ALRE"DY "RE AT THEIR HIGHEST LEVELS THEIR WORK SINCE THE CIVIL W"R. STANrORO's ANNOUNCEMENT SAID A rULLY IN- FOJR TURNCOAT ~ILffiS CONSUMER SPENDING H"S BEEN R"THER rECTIOUS DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID (DNA) WAS MAY GO TO ~WEOEN YEAR, BUT THE SAVINGS RATE H"S BEEN HIGH. CREATED FROM INERT CHEMICALS BY KORNBERG AND Moscow (UPI)--FoUR AMERICAN SAILORS WHO ST"NDARD rOREc"ST ASSUMES CONSUMERS WILL IAN. WHEN TAKEN UP BY ITS BACTERIAL HOST FLED TO RUSSIA TO PROTEST THE VIET NAM WAR EITHER START SPENDING MORE or THEIR 'AKE-HOMEI THE SYNTHETIC DNA -- ONE or LIFE'S FOUR APPLIED TODAY rOR FINNISH TRANSIT VISAS AND PAY OR "T LE"ST NOT S"VE "NY MORE or IT. BUILDING BLOCKS -- REPRODUCED ITSELr. SAID THEY PLAN TO GO TO SWEDEN. SUMER OUTLAYS SHOULD SPURT EARLY IN 1968, AS CULMINATING NEARLY II YEARS or STUDIES, THE SAILORS, WHO LEn THE AIRCRAn CARRI CAR-BUYING REBOUNDS rROM THIS FALL'S STRIKE. THE EXPERIMENT WAS DESCRIBED BY DR JAMES U.S.S INTREPID WHILE IT WAS DOCKED IN JA- BUSINESSMEN ARE EXPECTED TO INCREASE THEIR SHANNON, DIRECTOR or THE NATIONAL INSTI- PAN, S~IO THEY WANTED TO PICK UP THE VISAS EXPENDITURES rOR NEW PLANT "NO EQUIPMENT TUTE or HEALTH, AS ESSENTIALLY THE CREATION TOMORROW. THE FINNISH EMBASSY SAID IT HAD BE TWICE "S tAST AS THIS YE"R'S MODEST IN or LIFE IN A TEST TUBE. ASKED ITS GOVERNMENT rOR ADVICE. CREASE BUSINESS INVENTORIES COULD So"R DUR BUT DR. KORNBERG, NOBEL PRIZE WINNING EXE- THE tOUR SAILORS LErT THE INTREPID OCT. ING THE rlRST HALr "S STEEL USERS HEDGE CUTIVE HEAD or STANrORD's DEPARTMENT or BIO- 23, REPORTEDLY CONTACTED A JAPANESE PEACE "GAINST A POSSIBLE STRIKE IN LATE SUMMER. CHEMISTRY, MET QUERIES WITH THIS SOCRATIC GROUP, ARRANGED PASSAGE TO RUSSIA AND HOMEBUILDING HAS REBOUNDED rASTER TH"N SORT or ANSWER "Ir YOU'D rlRST CARE TO DE- SHOWED UP SUDDENLY ON Moscow TELEVISION PEOPLE EXPECTED rROM THE ErrECTS or TIGHT FINE LirE." 20 TO DENOUNCE THE WAR. MONEY IN 1966. STATE AND LOC"L GOVERNMENTS DR KORNBERG WON THE NOBEL PRIZE IN 1959 THE NEXT WEEK, THEY MADE SEVERAL APPEAR- "~E LIKELY TO ADO TO THEIR OUTLAYS AT THE FOR DUPLIC"TING DNA, USU"LLY DESCRIBED AS A "NCES BErORE SOVIET "UDIENCES. THEY SENT SAME STEADY RATE. LONG, DOUBLE STRANO or ATOMS THAT ARE INTER- WORD THROUGH THE SOVIET GOVERNMENT TH"T AND ASSUMING NO R"DICAL CHANGE IN THE WAR, TWINED HIS EARLY SYNTHETIC DNA POSSESSED WANTED NOTHING TO DO WITH THE AMERICAN EM- rEDERAL SPENDING WILL BE LEVEL NEXT YEAR. THE PHYSICAL "NO CHEMICAL PROPERTIES or DNA BASSY HERE. THIS BRINGS US TO THE rlRST or THE BIG UN FOUND IN NATURE, BUT ..... AS BIOLOGICALLY IN- A FINNISH EMBASSY CONSUL SAID THE 5"1 CERT"INTIES. ANOTHER ESC"L"TION IN VIET NAM ACTIVE WHO DO NOT CARRY AMERICAN PASSPORTS, PRE- -- ALREADY COSTING $25 BILLION A YEAR - DNA CONS ISTS MA I NL Y or rOUR BU ILD I NG BLOCKSI SENTED "rORE IGNERS" PASSPORTS I SSUED BY WOULD "DO TO DEM"NDS ON THE NATION'S ECONOMI WHICH BIOCHEMISTS RErER TO AS THE GENETIC THE SO~IET RED CROSS. RESOURCES AND DRIVE PRICES EVEN HIGHER. ALPHABET IT SPEClrlES THE CHEMICAL DETAIL BECAUSE THEY ARE NON-SOVIETS TRAVELING ON A SUDDEN OUTBREAK or PEACE PROB"BLY WOULD or THE ENZYMES IN THE CHROMOSOME. IT IS SOVIET-ISSUED PASSPORTS, THE MATTER W"S RE- JOLT THE ECONOMY DOWNWARD AT LEAST UNTIL THE MOLD rOR THE PRODUCTION or "N EX"CT rERRED TO HELSINKI fOR ACTION, HE S"ID. GOVERNMENT COULD CUT TAXES AND DO OTHER ITSELF SO THAT THE OFrSPRING CELL IS WHEN THE SA ILORS rlRST "PPEARED HERE, TO TAKE UP THE SLACK. WITH THE S"ME INrORMATION. SAID THEY WANTED TO GO TO ANOTHER COUNTRY THE SECOND BIG QUESTION MARK IS TAXES BELIEVED THAT WHEN" CELL DIVIDES, TO SPREAD THEIR ANTI-W"R CAMPAIGN. THERE CH"IRMAN WILBUR D. MILLS, or THE HOUSE W"yS THE TWO DNA STRANDS PULL "PART, EACH SERVING NEVER SEEMED TO BE ANY QUESTION TH"T THEY AND MEANS COMMITTEE, SAYS HE WANTS TO SEE A MOLD ON WHICH A COMPLEMENT"RY STRANO IS PL"NNED TO ST"y IN THE SOVIET UNION -- ONLY WHAT KIND or A BUDGET PRESIDENT JOHNSON SUB " PROBLEM or HOW TO LEAVE IT. MITS rOR 1969 BEfORE G~VING JOHNSON THE TAX 5INSH£IMER DISCOVERED IN 1959 THAT INCREASE HE H"S ASKED rOR THIS COULD DELAY THE DNA or THE EDWARD VIRUS, PHIXI74, CON FAMED TENOR. AND ~IFE THE T"X HIKE UNTIL THE SPRING ISTED or ONLY ONE STRANO AND THUS WAS A KILLED IN HAWAII CRASH IMPLER rORM or LirE. DRS. KORNBERG AND GoU LII"IUE, K"UAI (UPI)--OPERATIC TENOR DAVID G.l.s JOIN NEW wAR USED THE DNA or THI S VIRUS AS THE P"T POLAR I AND HIS WirE ILSLE, WHOM HE H"D NOBLESVILLE,IIND. (UPI)--SIXTEEN-YEAR-OLD TERN TO PRODUCE A SYNTHETIC COpy or " STRING JUST REM"RRIED AFTER A 13-MONTH DIVORCE, LINDA THURM"N HAS" $412 CHRISTMAS PRESENT 5 TO 6 HEREDITARY GENES WERE KILLED IN A HELICOPTER CR"SH TONIGHT rROM SOME fiGHTING MEN IN VIET N"M TO HELP THEIR SYNTHETIC MATERI"L, TESTED AND CON IN A REMOTE VALLEY ON THE ISLAND or K"U"I. HER riGHT A "W"R or HER OWN." rlRMED rOR VIRULENCE BY SINSHEIMER, WAS RE THE PILOT, DENNIS AKKOLA, 23, WAS sE.Hous-1 LIND" HAS BEEN BLIND SINCE SHE W"S STRI IN THE DECEMBER ISSUE or THE PROCEED LY INJURED. WITH ENCEPH"LITIS L"ST JANUARY. SHE IS CON- or THE N"TIONAL AC"DEMY or SCIENCES. POLERI, 4o~ ONCE DESCRIBED BY SOPRANO rlNED TO A WHEEL CHAIR AND HER MEDICAL BillS PIONEER RESE"RCH W"S M"DE POSSIBLE BY GARDEN AS 11 TH E CROWN PR I NCE or GRAND "RE CL I MB I NG. rROM THE NATION"L INSTITUTES or HE"L OPERA," H"D JUST REM"RRIED HIS WirE L"ST A NOBLESVILLE NEWSP"PER, THE LEDGER, TOLD THE NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNO"TION. SUNDAY. THEY WERE ON THEIR SECOND HONEYMOON LINDA'S STORY LAST OCTOBER AND A CO~Y WHEN THE TRAGEDY OCCURRED. THE 412TH MUNITIONS M"INTENANCE SQUADRON or CALVET CALLED VOODOOIST THE COPTER WENT DOWN IN RUGGEO TERRAIN THE 12TH TACT IC"L FIGHTING WING STATIONED AT ANGELES (UPI)--AcTRESS CORINNE CAL VET IN H"NALEI V"LLEY, A SECLUDED AND LUSH ARE" CAM R"MH BAY, SOUTH VIET N"M. A BAR OF SOAP AND" SILVER PENDULUM AS ON THE ISLAND, KAUA' IS THE NORTHERNMOST THIS WEEK LINDA RECEIVED MONEY ORDERS TO or A VOODOO REPERTOIRE TO HEX PERSONS or THE MAJOR ISL"NDS IN THE HA~AIIAN CH"IN. T"LLING $412 FROM THE MEN or THE 412TH. AN orrENDED HER, ACCORDING TO HER rORMER MRS POLERI DIED I~ A HOSPITAL ABOUT TWO "CCOMPANYING LETTER RE"O: rRIEND. HOURS ArTER THE CRASH. "WE H"VE TAKEN IT UPON OURSELVES TO orHR CHEMICAL rORTUNE HEIR DONALD P. SCOTT, 37, POLERI, A NATIVE or THE UNITED STATES AND THIS SM"LL CONTRIBUTION TO A VERY BR"VE THE "LLEG"TION IN TESTIMONY YESTERD"Y. A SINGER WHOSE VOICE THRILLED THOUS"NOS or YOUNG GIRL. WE UNDERSTAND TH"T YOU "RE NOW IS SUING THE 42-YE"R-OLD ACTRESS TO RE OPER" Burrs THROUGHOUT EUROPE "NO THE U.S., riGHTING" WAR or YOUR OWN MUCH DlrrERENT COVER $750,(X)() IN " "LOVE Gin" HE SAID HE HAD ASKED HIS ESTRANGED WirE 14 TIMES TO TH"N THE ONE IN WHICH WE "RE ENGAGED. G"VE HER TO KEEP HER rROM REVE"LING THEIR REMARRY HIM BErORE SHE rlNALLY AGREED. "WE REALl.IZE OUR W"R HAS" DErtNITE PURPOSE ROM"NC( POLARI H"O BEEN SCHEDULED TO APPE"R WITH TO PUT A STOP TO AGGRESSION AND TO NEUTR"LI MISS CAL VET H"S DENIED SHE EVER PRACTICED THE HONOLULU SYMPHONY NEXT WEEK IN " CHR THE INTERNATIONAL CONrLICT BUT YOURS IS ONE BUT SCOTT SAID SHE ONCE TOLD HIM THE PROGR"M. HE AND HIS WirE HAD DECIDED TO or PER30NAL CONFLICT AND SELr-ADJUSTMENT ••• PENDULUJoil COULD "WORK MIRACLES." THEIR HOME IN HONOLULU. "PLE"SE, "CCEPT THIS SMALL CONTRIBUTION AS HE S"IO IT WAS HELD BETWEEN THE riNGERS AND A TOKEN rROM YOUR riGHTING MEN IN VIET NAM SWUNG BACK.t.ND rORTH WHILE QUESTIONS WITH PAlLER CLAI~ INNOCENCE AND REMEMBER THAT ~E ARE BEHIND YOU 100 PER YES OR NO "NSWERS WERE ASKED. ARLIIIIGTON (UPI)--JOHN C. PATtl'ER, rORMER CENT IN YOUR WAR." SCOTT TESTlrlEa MISS C"LVET USED" BAR or ICAN NAZI PARTY STORMTROOPER ACCUSED OF TO HEX ANOTHER WOMAN WITH WHOM SHE AR- SNIPER SL"YING or PARTY BOSS GEORGE BONN (UIPI)--POLICE TODAY HAULED OUT or "BOUT" SPILLED DRINK IN " RESTAURANT. INeOLN ROCKWELL, TESTlrlED TOD"Y HE WAS THE SOUTH KOREAN EMBASSY LEFTIST STUDENTS HOME AND C"RVED THE nGURE OF A I:~:~::~::; NE"R THE SHOPPING CENTER WHERE THE WHO RErUSED TO LEAVE WITHOUT" WRITTEN IN THE SOAP, THEN S"T DOWN O~ THE rLOOR ING OCCURRED. THAT KOREANS KIDNAPPED rROM WEST GERMANY HER LEGS CROSSED "NO "MUMBLED SOMETHING,' P"TL£R 5"10 HE DID NOT KNOW HE WAS tHARDEDIAND CONVICTED or ESPIONAGE IN KOREA WOULD BE '''10 THE SLU ING or ROCKWELL UNTIL HE TALK rREEO. WHEN SHE fOUND OUT THAT THIS WOMEN HIS WirE ALMOST TWO HOURS "FTER HIS SANG OCK LEE, EMBASSY rlRST SECRETARY, SAl BROKEN HER HIP IN SOME ACCIDENT, MISS IA".'o,' ON THE DAY OF THE SHOOTING L"ST HE SUMMONED THE POLICE ArTER THE STUDENTS SAID, 'SEE, I GOT HER,'''SCOTT TESTI- STAGED" SITOC_N STRIKE IN THE EMBASSY VEST TOLD THE JURY THE. ONLY DISAGREEMENTS • THEY HAD PROTESTEO TO LEE THE CONVIC~I HAD WITH ROCKWtLL WERE "ADMINISTRATIVE, TION BY A SEOUL COURT or 34 KOREANS FOR ES SYDNEY (UPI) .. -A rREAK TORNADO STRUCK SYD" IDEOLOGICAL AND MY MARRIAGE." PIONAGE. AMONG THE CONDEMNED PERSONS WERE 's NORTHERN SUBURBS TODAY, TEARINQ ROOFS PAllER SAID HE LEn THE PUTY BECAUSE SEVERAL or 17 KOREANS SPIRITED OUT OF WEST HUNDREDS or BUILDINGS, UPROOTINQ TREES t HE. "BECAME OlSILLUSIONED" WITH ROCKWELL AND BY KOREAN SECRET POLtCE LAST JUNE. SMASHING WINDOWS. FIFTEEN PERSONS WERE rEl.T AN OBLIGATION TO HIS rAMILY. THE STUDENT LEADERS INSISTED THEY WOULD INJURED, NO ONE SERIOUSLY, POLICt SAID. LEAYE THE EMBASSY UNTIL THE AMBASSADOR GAVE THt POLICE TOOK CHARQE or CLEANUP OPtRATK*1 KWAJALEIN IS YM HOME THEM A wRITTEN PLEDGE THE KIDNAPPED KOREANS THt DAMAGED S[CTION WAS DECLARED A DISAS- KEEP IT CLEAN BE, ALLOWED TO RETURN TO WElT GERMANY. WERE CARRIED OUT BODILY BY POLICE. HOURGLASS (CONTINUED fROM GREECE (CONTINUED FROM VIET NAM (CONTI NUED FROM CCNGRE<;<; PAGE ONE) PAGE ONE' PAGE ONE) (DEM.-LA.), CHAIRMAN Of THE CONFERENCE COM- ZOITAKIS IS THE SECOND GREEK ARMY OffiCER THE HEAVY DEFENSES AT THE BRIDGE, ONE Of MITTEE, EXPRESSED DOUBTS THAT IT COULD MEET TO BECOME REGENT THE FIRST wAS GEN. THE MOST ZEALOUSLY GUARDED TARGETS IN No,.,rHI 9£fORE MONDAY, BUT OTHERS DISPUTED THIS GEORGE KOHDYLIS, WHO RESOTED THE MONARCHY V,ET NAM, PREVeNTED AN ACCURATe ASSESSMENT REP. SILVIO CONTE, (REP.-MASS.), ONE Of TO GREECE IN 1935. Of DAMAGE. HOWEVER SOME "ST~UCTUflAL DAM THE CONFEREES, SAID PASSMAN COULD HAVE THE BIG QUESTION WAS WHY PAPADOPOULOS AGE" WAS CAUSEO, SPOKESMEN SA'O. GAINED THE GOP LEADERSHIP'S SUPPORT Of THE CHOSEN TO MAINTAIN THE CONCEPT OF CONSTITU EARLIER ATTACKS ON THE BRIDGE -- PART OF COMPROMISE IF HE HAD ACCEPTED TWO MORE CUTS TIONAL MONARCHY AfTER CRUSHING THE KING'S A VITAL TRANSPORTATION LINK TO CHINA - TOTALINC $25 MILLION. REVOLT. HE GAVE NO CLUES TO HIS REASON ~EAE MADE AUG. 1\ AND OCT. 25 THIS YEAR. HE ADDED THAT IF DEMOCRATIC LEADERS COULD ING AT THE PRESS CONFERENCE. ELSEWHERE, 35 MILES SOUTHWEST OF THE PERSUADE PASSMAN TO GET ANOTHER CONFERENCE WELL-INFORMED SOURCES SAID THE KING ~AS PORT OF HAIPHONG, NAV¥ f8 CRUSADER ~ETS MttTlNG, THE CHffEREHcrs SHOULD BE EASILY ALLOWED TO LEAVE THE COUNTRY BY PLANE FROM BATTLED FOUR M,G FIGHTERS WHICH ROSE TO WORKED OUT KAVALA EARLY TOOAY WITH FULL MILITARY MEET THEM ANO SHOT DOWN ONE OF THE MIG IN 1963 PASSMAN WAS A CENTRAL fiGURE IN HONORS SOURCES SAID THAT BEFORE HE LEFT JLTS. A PREAD~OURNMENT DEADLOCK THAT KEPT LAW HE WAS PROMISED THAT ALL OFfiCERS WHO SUP OFfiCIALS SAID IT WAS THE 99TH MIG MAKERS IN SESSION UNTIL DEC. 24. AT THAT PORTED HIM WOULD BE GRANTED AMNESTY THEY OESTROYED IN THE WAR TIME PASSMAN SUCCEEDED IN WORKING OUT A SAID THAT SIX ADMIRALS HAD BEEN RELIEVED IT WAS ALSO THE FIRST MIG REPORTED SHOT COMPROMISE OVER A PROVISION -- ALSO PART OF THEIR POST FOR PARTICIPATION IN THE DOwN SINCE Nov. 6, WHEN THE NORTH VIET Of THE AID BILL -- THAT WOULD HAVE BLOCKED COUP. NAMESE LOST TWO AIRCRAFT IN A SLNGLE DAY. THE USE OF EXPORTwlMPoRT 8ANK CREDITS TO "REGARDLESS Of CHANGES IN COMPOSITION, THE U.S. COMMAND SAID THE AIR FORCE FINANCE THE SALE Of AMERICAN WHEAT TO Rus~ THE GOVERNMENT MAINTAINS THE SAME OBJECT· PLANES RAIDING IN THE HANOI AREA ATTACKED SIA. IVES," HE SAID A lao-14M ANTIAIRCRAFT SITE FIVE MILES EAST ALTHOUGH CONGRESSIONAL LEAD~RS HAVE SAIO HE ALSO TOOK KING CONSTANTINE TO TASK Of THE CITY AND SEVEN SURFACE-TO-AIR (SAM) SOME PROPOSED LEGISLATION COULD BE HELD fOR THE "ILLOGICAL SITUATION" HE HAD MISSILE BASES ENCIRCLING THE CAPITAL. OVER TO THE NEXT SESSION OF CONGRESS WHICH CREATED "ON THE EVE OF THE COUNTER REVO NAVY JETS HIT FIVE OTHER SAM AND FLAK CONVENES JAN 15, ALL HAVE SAID THE fOREIGN LUTION," PAPADOPOULOS SAID, "COL NICHOLAS SITES AROUND HANOI AND FOUR MORE IN THE AID SILL MUST BE PASSED THIS MONTH MAKAREZOS HAD AN AUDIENCE WITH THE KING HAIPHONG AREA, SPOKESMEN SAID. THE SOCIAL SECURITY 8ILL, WHICH LOOMED AS AND OUR I NG THE' R LONG TAL K THERE WAS A MAJO~ GROUND FIGHTING BROKE OUT ALONG A SENATE SNAG, IS ASSURED OF GETTING r-INAL SPIRIT OF UNDERSTANDING ANO AN ATMOSPHERE SOUTH VIETNAM'S NORTHERN COAST WHERE AMER APPROVAL TOMORROW IT WAS SCHEDULED fOR A OF FRIENDSHIP" ICAN FORCES REPORTED KILLING AT LEAST 56 VOTE AFTER SEN. RUSSELL B. LONG, (OEM -LA) THROUGHOUT THE DAY, GREEK RADIO STATIONS ENEMY TROOPS IN A BATTLE wITH A COMA'NY SLIPPED IT PASSED SENATE LIBERALS WITH A BROADCAST VARIOUS SECTIONS OF THE PAPADOP OF NORTH VIETNAMESE. PARLIAMENTARY MANEUVER TODAY. OULOS PRESS CONFERENCE IN AN OBVIOUS EFFORT SPOKESMEN SAID ONE AMERICAN WAS KILLED THE BilL PROVIDES A 13 PERCENT INCREASE TO DRIVE HOME HIS POINT OF VIEW THAT THE AND 13 WERE WOUNDED IN THE FIGHTING 13 IN SOCIAL SECURITY BENEFITS, BUT THE KING HAD ERRED SERIOUSLY. MILES NORTH-NORTHWEST Of TAM Ky, AND 350 LIBERALS DeJECT iO PROVISION TO RESTRICT EACH Nr~SCAST ASSURED LISTENERS THAT MILtS NORTHEAST or SAIGON. F~D~ PAYMENTS TO fAMILIES ~ITH DEPENOENT GREECE HAD RETURNED TO NORMAL AND THAT NO CHILDREN. THEY HAD HOPED TO STALL OFf THE POCKETS or PROMCONSTANTINE RESISTANCE RE SILL UNTIL NEXT YEAR. MAINED IN THE ARMED FORCES. GREEK ARMY IN OTHER LAST_MINUTE CONGRESSIONAL AC OFFICERS WERE THANKED FOR REMAINING FAITH TION FUL TO THE JUNTA --THE SENATE VOTED $1 98 BILLION FOR THE ANTIPOVERTY WAR, SENDING THE MEASURE TO A CONfERENCE COMMITTEE WHICH WILL WORK OUT (CONTINUED FROM DIFfERENCES FROM THE HOUSE'S $1 61 BILLION ABM P .... CE ONE) BILL TORY AFTER COMPLETING LESS THAN ONE ORBIT --THE SENATE GAVE fINAL APPROVAL TO A IT SAID THE NINE LAUNCHINGS HAO BEEN TEN~ PROMISE BILL TO KEEP THE SUBVERSIVE ACTIVI TATIVELY IDENTifiED AS TESTS Of THE SOVIET TIES CONTROL SOARD IN BUSINESS, DESPITE fRACTIONAL ORBIT BOMBARDMENT SYSTEM SUPREME COURT RULINGS NULLifYING MOST or BUT THE MAGAZINE SUGGESTED THAT THE "OB_ I TS AUTHOR I T,( JECTS" ~AY ACTUALLY SERVE RECONNAISSANCe --Rtp OTIS G. PIKE, (DEMrN Y.), IN AN PURPOSES. ATTACK ON THE HOUSE's DEMOCRATIC LEAO[RSHI IT SAID' SAID CONGRESS WAS "GETTING READY TO QUIT, "THE fACT THAT A FOBS PASSES OVER KW'AJA NOT fROM COMPLETION, BUT FROM EXHAUSTION" LEIN ONLY APPROXIMATELY 25 MINUTES AfTER HE SAID MEMBERS "ARE TIRED, CROTCHETY, AND LAUNCH fROM TVURATAM, WHEREAS AN ICBM OR CRANKY, FRUSTRATED AND ANNOYED AT THE LEAD NIKE-X TARGET VEHICLE LAUNCHED fROM THE ERSHIP, AT THE SySTEM •••• " USAF WESTERN TEST RANGE REQUIRES 3~40 MINUTES TO REACH KWAJALEIN, MAS PROMPTED (CONTI NUED rROM SPECULATION OVER A POSSIBLE RECONNAISSANC[ DE3ATE PAGE ONE) ROLE FOR THE fOBS BEYOND THE ANNOUNCED THE RESOLUTION TAKES NOTE THAT THE 18-NA BOMBARDMEN T M I 55 IONS " TION DISARMAMENT COMMITTEE REPORTED PRO- IF THE SOVIETS USED QUICK-REACTION LAUNCH GRESS TOWARD A NON-PROLifERATION TREATY IN VEHICLES WHICH DID NOT REQUIRE A LENGTHY AN INTERIM REPORT FORWAFl:DED TO U.N. HEAD~ COUNTDOWN THEY WOULD BE A~\.E .0 LET A QUARTERS LAST WEEK. NAISSANCE SATELLITE PASS OVER KWAJALEIN REAFFIRMING THE URGENCY OF SPEEDY CON~ JUST AT THE TIME WHEN A CALIFORNIA-LAUNCHED ClUSION OF A ,REATY AND THE HOPE THAT RE~ ICBM IS INTERCEPTED BY AN ANTI-MISSILE MAINING DIFFERENCES CAN aE BRIOGED IN NEGO- MISSILE, THE MAGAZINE SAID. TlATIONS STILL UNDER WAY, THE MEASURE:: "THE ACTUAL TIME OF USAF LAUNCH COULD BE: --REAF"rIRMS PAST ASSEMBLY RESOLUTIONS ON DETERMINED BY A RUS.SIAN TRAWLER OFF THE THE SUBJECT CALIFORNIA COAST. OAK SON VICTIM-This Montagnard boy swat~ed in band A --ASKS FULL COMMITTtE REPORT BY MARCH "THIS COULD BE RELAYED TO TYURATAM BY ages 18 one of the fortUnate to live through the massacre at 15 ON THt NON-PROLIFERATION TREATY, TO· RAOIO TO INITIATE A FOBS LAUNCH. Dak Son, South VIetnam, where the Viet COhg went mto GETHER WITH PERTfNEtoiT DOCUMENTS AND ",CC"[>5,.1 "A QUICK-REACTION RECOtoitoiAISSANCE CAP- the village WIth grenades and ~methrower~ and massacred --RECO"'tMENOS THAT AS SOON AS THE REPORT ABILITY COULD ENABLE THE SOVIETS TO PHOTO- 11<11 elVllian men, women and cllUdren (Radwphooo) IN HAND, CONSULTATIONS BEGIN ON SETTING AN GRAPH THE TESTING OF ICBM PENET~ATION AIDS, EARLY DATE AFTER MID-MARCH FOR RESUMPTION THE TRAJECTORY OF MANEUVERABLE WARHEADS, (UPI) --A POWERfUL, DAWDLING STORM OF THE 22"10 GENERAL ASSEMBLY TO CONSIDER AND MEASURE THE PERFORMANCE OF SPRINT AND STACKED HOBBLING SNOWS ON THE SOUTHWEST ITEM ON NONPROLIFERATION OF NUCLEAR WEAPONS SPARTAN MISSILES." TODAY AND AN UNCOMMON fREEZE IMPERILED U.N. DISARMAMENT DEBATES, WHICH WERE PUT SPRINT AND SPARTAN ARE THE D[:SIGNATIONS CITRUS CROPS IN CALlrORNIA'S CENTRAL VAL~ Off TO THE END Of THE SESSION IN THE HOPt: Of THE TWO ~ISSILES TO BE USED IN A U.S. LEY. THAT THE COMMITTEE TALKS WOULD END IN TIME, ASM SYSTEM. HAVE BEEN UNOER'fI'AY IN THE MAl'" POLITICAL ------____ TRAVELERS WERE STRANDED, INDIANS SNOWED COMMITTEE SINCE MONCAY. IN AND SCHOOLS FORCED TO CLOSE DOWN IN, (COIHINUEO FROM THE DISARMAMENT UNIT'S INTERIM REPORT NATO THE MOUNTAIN AND HIGH PLATEAU ceUNTRY OF PAGE ONE) Alit I ZONA AND NEW MEXICO. SNDW FELL IN THE wEEK ADVISED THE ASSEMBLY THAT IT HAD BEEN THE TALKS - ... ADOPTION OF A NEW "FLEXIBLE" DESERT RESORT Of PALM SPRINGS, CALIF. SO BUSY WITH NON-PROLifERATION NEGOTIATIONS DEfENSE STRATEGY BASED ON BOTH NUCLEAR SNOW PILED 52 INCHES DEEP IN THE SOUTHERN THAT IT HAD BEEN UNABLE TO DEAL PROPERLY AND NON-NUCLEAR WEAPONS, CREATION Of AN COLORAOO ROCKIES AND 42 INCHES DEEP AT WITH OTHER DISARMA~ENT ITEMS ON THE AGENO .... ALLIED ATLANTIC NAVAL TASK FORCE Of OE 01 fLAGSTAFF, ARIZ., eN HEAVILY TRAVELED U.S. THESE INCLUDE GENERAL AND COMPLETE STROYERS, APP~OVAL OF A NEW FIV£-YEAR PLAN 66~ THE JoItRcu/tY TUMBLED TO 31 BELOW ZERO AMENT, A COMPR(H(NSIVE NUCLEAR TEST BAN, FOR THE STRENalrH OF' NATO fORCES I N THE AND ELININATION OF FOREIGN MILITARY BASES AT WEST YELLGWSTONE, MONT., AND 25 BtLOW PEftlOD 1968-72 AND A DECISION TO GIVE AT BUTTE:, MONT. AFRO-ASIA AND LATIN A~ERICA. SMALLER NATO MEMBER COUNTRIES A BIGGER THE WEATHER BUREAU CALLED THE STORM 11 1"1- BRITISH DELEGATE C.P. HOPE TOLD THE MAIN SAY-SO IN THE ALLIANCE'S NUCLEAR PLANNING. POLITICAL CO~MITTEE AT THE OUTSET OF THE TENSE" AND SAID IT SHIWED LITTLE SIGN OF' AfTERNOON SESSION THAT THE NONPROLIFERATION MeVING OR RELAltNG ITS FEIltOCITY. TRAVEL EiltS Now You KNOW ~- THE CURRENT REPUBLICAN TREATY SHOULD BE READY IN GENEVA VERY SOON. WARNINGS WERE UP FllIt MUCH 8f AI'tIZ.NA, NEW PARTY OFFICIALLY ADOPTED ITS NAME JULY 6, HOPE ENDORSED THE U.N. SECRETARIAT REPORT MExrco, UTAH AMD C.L.~ADO. 1854 AT A MASS MEETING IN JACK'ON, MICH., DETA'Lf.O THE HORRORS OF NUCLEAR ATTAC~ ANO AT THE UNIVERSITY .r CAllrOIltHIA IN B[RKE~ OF FOIltMEIIt WHIGS, DEMOCRATS AND rREE-SO' THE ECONOMIC IMPLICATIONS OF UNDERTAKING LEY, A FOUNTAIN IN SftlltOUL PLAZA F'"oZ[ FDA VELOPM(HT OF NUCLEAR WEAPONS. BRITAIN, HE THE F'lftST TIME IN YEARS. SAN rRANCISCANS THIS CHRISTMAS ~HIVERED IN A 3Q.DEGREt IItlAOINQ. SAID, IS IN COMPLETE ACCORD WITH CONCLUS BUY THE GI FT THAT K"EEPS ON ,eNS SECRETARY GENERAL THANT DREW IN THE LIVER TEMPERATUIltES WERE EX~ECTtD TOM.R~'~ GIVING ••• U.S. SAVINGS THE WEATHER BUREAU SAID. HOURGLASS P.... GE 10 THURSDAY, DECt:MBER 141 1967 BY GLOO\L ASSOCIAfES AT THE ••• DIRECTION OF THE COMMANOING OffiCER FCR SAlt KWA..iALEIN TEST SITE. 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