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E~~TIVE PRoCE~5ES THIS PROVISION M~KE~ YOU WilL TAK ,LY, W~S HEADED TOWARD AN EGG-SHAPED IT POSSIBLE FOP A SM~LL GROUP O~~OSING ALL TH[ N[(­ 81T E~PECTED TO REACH ONE-THIRD OF THE A BILL TO OoMINATl THE FlOOR AND PREVENT ESSARY SHP' WAY TO THE MOON US VESSEl HfLD tv NORTH KORfA-ThLs is the United Stot..~ Inteihgence THE BilL rROM EVER (O~lI~G TO A VOTE Pu.eblo se,zed un IJI,. lIigil seas by a North Korean navl>l r<>T"" fOR OUI'! E)(- ITS JOB IS TO EXAHINE THE HAZARDS ANt THIS TACTIC -- CAlLED A IL IBUSTER __ r PEOITIOUS MYSTERIES Of E~RTI-I'S SPACE ENVIRONMENT Hd~ "'UCCESSFUllY KILLED A N\'''''B['f CIV­ or RETURN," THE LETTER SAID ~T A TIME WHEN RADIATION_PIlODUCING Il RIGHTS MEASURe': n~ lHC P~ST ~TAn DEP~RTMENT PRESS OFr I CElt ROBER1 fLARES ON THE SUN ARE INTENSIFYING THE ONLY WAY to STOP A riLIBU5TER ,: Court Rules on War J ~kClOSK[Y SAID >1£ WAS NOT IN ~ pos­ BESIDES ENDANGERING ~OO~-80UNO .ASTRO· TO MUST(R A TWO-THIR['5 VOT£ '-OR CLOTURE VIASHINGToN (uP! )--THE SUPREME COURT ITION "TO COMMENT ON OR (VALUATE THE NAUTS, SOLAR RADI~TION INfLUENCES SUCH A MOTION TO liMIT ['[BATE lET STANO TODAY A RULING AGAINST A AUTHENTICITY Of THE lETTEIll OR THE SIG­ DOWN-TO-EAIlTH THINGS AS WE,t,THER ~ND (CONTINUED ON PAGE N!~lrl ROMAN CATHOLIC YOUTH fROM NEW JERSEY NATURES 10 COMMUNICATIONS WHO CLAIMED CONSCIENTIOUS OBJECTOR HOWEVER, SOME AUTHOIlITATIVE SOURCES OGO Will ALSO CHART MAGNETIC AND Soviets Protest to US STATUS BECAUSE HE BELtEVES THE UNITED (CONTjNljfO ON PAGE NINE) (CONTI Hum aN 'ACt N I Nd STATES COULD NEVER WAGE A "JUST WAR" Moscow (UPI J--AN ANGRY SOVIET PRoTESl THE IlULING WAS HANDED DOWN OCT 20, NOH BLAMED THE U S GOV(RNMENT TODAY 1967, 8Y THE THIRD CIRCUIT COUIlT Of More Red Schism Expected FOR FAiliNG TO PRoTE,;:T THE SOVIET ApPEALS I~ PHIL.o,DElPHIA IN THE CASE Of 8UDAPEST (UPI )--INFoRMED SOURceS SAIL TOD/o.Y ROMANIA WOULD STANO UP TO RUSSIA SY HERE, THREATENEO CoNSEoUENCES THAT STEPHEN SPIRO, WHOSE lOCAL BOAIlD IN AOAIIII AT WEONESOAY'S WARSAW PACT M(ETlN'G ~NO If ATTACKED MIGHT STAGE ANOTHER Io'ILl HAPDLY BE DESIRABLE rDR HIE UNITED HACKENSACK CLASSifiED HIM IA HE WAS WALKOUT AS IT 010 fROM THE WORLD COMMUN.'ST CONfEIlENCE HERE STATES" UNLESS WA,)HINGTON lAKES STEPS SENTENCED TO TWO YEARS IN JAIL FOR ~IHILE DELEGATES TO THE 8UDA~EST tt'ARTY MEETING FINISHED H-IEIR SPEECHES, TO PR~VENT MORE BOMBIN'> HH.lo'NT~ REFUSING TO SUBMIT TO IIII0UCTtON To- AHD PARTY CHIEFS, INCLUDING HIE KREMLIN'S LEONID BREZIINE'I AND AlE)([I KOSYGIN, AROUND THE SOVI(T EMBASSY DAY'S ACTION WAS IN THE FORM Of A HEADED fOR SOfiA. 8ULGARIA, TO A CONF~RtNCE OF LEAOERS OF THE \oIAIllSAW PACT, THE O(SPI T[ THE STRONG LANrUA'iE, >'OST TR I Al OR',,",".,-__... ___ ~ (ASTERN EOUI VALENT Of NATO olPLOHATIC OBSERVERS HER( DOUBTED THAT SALIS8URY, RHODESIA (UPI )--BREAKA'oIAY INfORMED 09SERVEIIS AT THE BUDAPEST TH~ KREMLIN WAS THREAT(NING A BOHB ~oR Panama Government RHODES I A I-!ONORED THE QUEEN or ENGLAND CONfERENCE SELIE'IED ROMAIllIA DOtS NOT A 80MB To Dissolve Cabinet [NO UGH TODAY TO SKIP THE SCHEDULED WANT -- AT lEAST IIIOW -- AN ~LL-OUT RATHER, THEY SAID, IT COUlO MEAN NEW PANAMA C!TY (UPI )--PRESIDENT MARCO HANGING AT DAWN OF THREE AfllllCAH MUR­ BREAK WITH THE INTEJtNATIONAl MOVEMENT UNSPECtfl~O RESTlllCTioNS ON DIPLOMATIC A ROBLES AGR(EO UNDER OPPOSITION OEPERS SHE OROERED SPARED OR THE WARSAW PACT BUT OBSERVERS DE­ RELATIONS B~TWEEN THE TWO NATIONS PRESSURE TODAY TO DISSOLVE HIS CABINE, EAlIIllER IT HAD APPEAI'!ED PIIIME MINIS­ OUCED fROM ROMANIA'S RECENT MOVES HERE, AND APPOINT ,t, NEW, NON-POLITICAL GOV~ TER IAN SMITH wOULD IGNORE THE QUEEN'S THE REGIME Of NICOl~J CEAuSESCU WAS British FlaHOps Out ERNMENT ACTION IN COMMUTIHG SENTENCES Of THE fiRMLY SET ON PUSHING ITS GO-IT-ALONE THE PRESIDENT'S PLEDGE CAME A,TER THREE TO LIFE IN PRISON POLICIES IN SOfiA JUST SHOIlT Of THt LONDON (up: J--BRlTAIN'S TWO LARGEST NIG~TLONG SESSIONS SETWEEN ROBLES AND TOLD OF THE QUEEN's ACTION SMITH HAD Bill INK. REMAINING AIRCRAFT CARll I ElliS Will BE LEAOEIlS Of THE O""OSITION NATIONAL UN SAID, '\J ... o WOIlRIES ABOUT BRITAIN?" PHASED OUT OF SERVICE AS SOON AS HER ION tRONT I'" THE PRESENCE Of A MEDI­ THEIllE W,t,S NO INDICATIOH THAT THE MllITAIllY WITHOIlAW"l fROII! SOUTHEAST ASIA ATOR, MSGR TOMAS ClAVE~, ROMAN CATH TRIO'S SURVIVAL Io',t,S MORE TH,t,N A POST­ "Monkey" Rule Nears IS CO.lfPLlHO I~ 1971, Hit GOVEIIN"'[NT OllC ARCH6ISHO' Of PANAMA. WASHINGTON (UP! )--F"ollln-THllltt Yt."IIIS ANNOUNCED TODAY , ON [ME N T:::--;----;;;;--_-::c GILBERTO ARIAS, A SPOKESMAN .011 THE AfTER THE fAMEO SCO!"ES "MONKEY TRIAL" T"'EY ARC THE 43,000-TON AIIII< ROT.ll AND OPPOSITION 'RONT, SAID 8L'JNTlY, "Roe­ Gabon Ties CuI IN DAYTON, TENN I hiE SU'"[IOIE COUIIT (AGl( AT TH[ ~OMENT 8RITAIN H~S flYE L ES AGREED TO rillE [VERY MEMBEIII Of TH. OTTAW,t, (UPI ) __ CANADA ,t,NNOUNCEO TOO,t,l AQIIEED TODAY TO RULE ~H(THER STATES MAT FLEET CARIIIIEIllS AND TWO COMMANOO CAIIIIII~ CABINET (ALL 'IIIESENT MEMBEIIS SELONG IT HAO SUS'ENOEO OI'LOMATIC IIIELATIONS BAR THE TEACHING Of [VOLUTION IN ,uaLle ElliS DEFENSE SECRETARY D[NIS HEALEY TO THE GOVERNMENT 'OLITICAL COALITION) tEB 19 WITH GABON THE CANADIANS SCHOOLS TOLD THE HOUSE Of COMMONS IT HAD BEEN AND TO GU,t,IIANTEt FREE (PIII£SIOENTIAL) SAID GAI!ION "ACTEO IN A MANNEIII INCOM­ THE COulllT ACC'T£O FOIII ARGUMENTS AN~ A PLANNED TO KEE' THE CARRIEIllS IN SERVICE [LECTIONS, "oIITHOUT SU"OIllTING ANY CAN PATIBLE WITH INTERNATIONAL LAW" WHEN OECISION A CONSTITUTIONAL CHALLENGE OT UNTIL 1975, BUT THAT THEIR ""HASING OUT OIOATE. " IT BY'ASSEO THE fEDtlllAL GOVERNM[NT TO AN AIIIKANS,t,S LA"oI FOR.IODING THE TEACHING NOW COULO at MOYEO AHEAD AS A IIIESULT Of THE 'LEOG[ DESTROYED 'IIIEVIOUS QOV­ INYIT[ (OUCATION MINISTEII MAIICEL MASSE or THE OAIII"oIIN THEORY. TN[ SU'IIIEME COUll HIE GOYERNMENT'S R[CtNT OECIlION TO EIIINMENT aACKING FOil THE PIIIESIOENTIAl 0' P_tNCH-SPE,t,KINQ QUEBEC PROVINCE TO NEVER flUlEO ON THE CONITITuTIONALITY PULL OUT MILITARILY EAlT or SUu ay or SANUDIO. A III[[TINO IN LI8IIIEYIlLI: LAST MONTH THE SCO'" CAS[. Argentina May Sen USS New Jersey Readied Mammoth C-SA Unveiled Wheat to Red China PHILAOEI PHI ... (UPI) --TtlE USS NEW JERSEY, At Plant in Georgia HONG KONG (UPI)--Ao~LBERT K. VAS£NA, ARGEN-i BE I NG PREPARED TO ",0 I N THE rU:ET OFr V I ET MA~IETTA, GA (UPI) -."THAT WOULD HOLD A TINE MINISTER FOR ECONOMY, LABOR ANO PUBLIC NAM WILL ClE COMMISSIONED APRIL 6 AT THE LOT Of HAY," PRESIDENT JOHNSON REMARKED WORKS, ARRIVED HERr TOOAY AND SAID IT WAS PHILADELPHIA NAVAL BASE IT WAS A'iNOUNCED JOKINGLY SATURDAY AS HE STOOD eEFORE THE "POSSIBLE" ARGENTINA .... OULD SELL HER SURPLUS TOOA Y. CAVERNOUS MOUTH OF THE FIRST C-5A "GALAXY WH[~T CROP THIS YEAR TO COMMUNIST CHINA THE SHIP'S rULL COM~LEvENT OF 70 OFFICERS A TRANSPORt BEHEMOTH EXPECTED TO REVOLUT HE SAID THIS WAS NOT THE PURPOSE Of HIS AND 1,400 ENLISTED M!:.N WilL REPORT A;:lOARD IZE US AIR M081LITY TRIP TO HONG KONG, WHERE CHINA OO(S MUCH OF BY MARCH 16. CAPTAIN J. EOWARD SNYDER'S THE FOUR FANJET PLANE, 246 fEET LONG AND ITS BUSINESS WITH THE WEST, BUT HE DID NOT IMMEDIATE TASK ArTER T"E COr~"!J5SIONING WILL SIX STORIES HIGH, COULD 3E DESCRIBED ONLY RULE OUT THE POSSIBILITY OF MEETING WITH lE TO TRAlN THE CREW TO Of'ERA"", THE ONL¥ IN tlEXTRAORDINARY TERMS" JOHNSON TOLD THE MAINLANO CHINESE TRADE RtPRESENTATIVES HERE BATTLESHIP IN ACTIVE SERVI"E IN THE ~oRLD CRO'WD OF 26,000 ATTENDING THE "ROLl.OUTt.} OF VASENA, DR MANUEL SAN MIGUEL, ARGENTINE TODAY THE C-5A BEING BUILT 3Y LOCKHEED FOR THE VICE MINISTER FOR INTERNATIONAL TRADE AND MORE THAN 2,000 WORKERS hA 'IE BEE~ WORK I NG AIR FORCE AND DEFENSE DEPARTMENT. COMMERCE AND THEIR WIVES ARRIVED FROM NEW ROUND-THE-CLOCK AT THE SHIPYARD TO [T THE "IT IS THE BIGGEST AIRCRAFT IN THE WORLD JELHI WHERt VA-SENA ADDRESSED THE UNITED 45,000 BATTLESHIP READY FOR SEA ITS CARGO FLOOR ALONE IS LON~ER tHAN THE NATIONS CONFERENCE ON TRADE AND DEVELOPMENT. THE COMMISSIONING WILL 1E THE THIRD fOR fiRST fLIGHT THE WRIGHT BROTHERS MADE," THEY WERE SCHEDULED TO LEAVE fOR OffiCIAL NEW JERSEY. SHE ORIGINALLY WAS COMNISSI JOHNSON SAID DURING A ONE HOUR, 35 MINUTE MEETINGS IN JAPAN MOND~Y IN 1943 AND EARNED NINE BATTLE STARS DURING STOP HERE TO WATCH THE ROLLOUT. V~SEN~ ~T FIRST WAS RELUCTANT TO DISCUSS WORLD WAR II IN THE PACIFIC "ITS JET ENGINE IS TWICE AS POWERFUL AS RUMORED SALES OF ARGENTINE WHEAT TO COMMUN­ IN 19)0, SHE WAS TAKEN OUT OF MOTHr>ALLS ANY NOW IN EXI&TENCE. IT CAN 00 THREE T IST CHINA DURING ~ MEETING WITH REPORTERS ~T AND SERVED DURIN~ THE KOREAN fl~HTING, THEN THE WORK OF THE 81 GGEST CARGO PLANE WE NOW HONG KONG AIRPORT BUT HE LATER TOLD UPI: WENT INTO MOTHBALLS A(,AIN It'. 1962 HAVE -- CUTTING OPERATING COSTS ALMOST IN "IT IS POSSIBLE ARGENTINE MAY SELL HER HALr," JOHNSON SAID. SURPLUS WHE~T THIS YEAR TO CHIN~." HE ~ODED LEICESTER, ENGLAND (UPI) --J'I'.O, A SIX­ "IT CAN SPAN THE PACIFIC, rROM CALIFORNIA TH~T THE ARGENTINE CROP THIS YEAR "IS A MED- YEAR-OLD GREAT DANE, IS LOOKING fOR A NEW TO JAPAN, IN A SINGLE JUMP," SAID JOHNSON. IUM ONE THE SURPLUS IS REL~TIVELY SMALL, PLAYMATE SINCE HER OLD ONE, A SEVEN-MONTtl­ FULLY LOADED, THE PLANE HAS~A TAKEOFF ~ROUND 2 5 MILLION TONS " OLD TIGER NAMED SULTAN, CREw OuT OF ',ABY­ WE I GHT OF 366 TONS I NCLUO I NG 220 ,000 POUND~ V~SENA SAID HE WAS "NOT ON ANY WHEAT S~LES HOOD. OF CARGO. TALK' MISSION TO HONG KONG BUT WHEN RE- ~ SULTAN'S CLAWS, SAID A KEEPER AT LEICES­ As JOHNSON SPOKE, THE PLANE WAS ROLLED PORTER ASKED HIM IF HE WOULD AGREE TO SEE TER'S TWYCROSSS ZOO, HAVE dECOME TOO SHARP OUT or A HANGAR BY A BI G YELLOW TRACTOR REPRESENTATIVES OF CHINA RESOURCES, THE PE­ HE SCR~TCHES -~ AND THAT'S NO Fu~ UNTIL ONE 'WING SHAOO'WED THE SPEAKER'S STANu KING GOVERNMENTS OFFICIAL TRADE AGENCY HERE, "JUNO IS SCARED STifF OF HIM NOW" THE MRS. HAROLD BRO'WN, 'WIfE Of THE AIR FORCE IF THE CHINESE REQUESTED A MEETING, VASENA KEEPER SAID. "WE'RE GOING TO HAVE TO FIND SECRETARY, PULLED A LONG WHITE ROPE UN­ IT "IS POSSIBLE" S~ID HIM A TIGER -~ PREfERA1LY A FE~ALE " VEILING THE NAME uGALAXY," PAINTED NEAR TH! BUT HE ADDED, "I DON'T KNOW IF THEY ARE NOSE OF THE GREY AND WHITE PLANE. EETING ME. I H,lIVE NO ARRANGEMENTS TO MEET BURNS HARBOR, INO (UPI) --THIS TOWN THEN THE rRONT NOSE WAS RAI SED BY HYORAUl ITH THEM HERE NOlo', ON THIS TRIP" HAS ONE TOO MANY MEN OR TOO FEW WOMEN. A IC POWER AND ARMY TROOPS MOVED ONTO THE THE MINISTER REC~LLED THAT ARGENTIN~ SOLD SHO .... ED THERE WAS 632 MEN AND 631 \110-- 5 MILLION TONS OF WHEAT TO CHIN~ TWO YEARS;J~~!;;;;' BUT S~ID IT WAS "A PRIV~TE BUSINESS DEAL OF WHICH HE 010 NOT KNOW THE DETAILS VASENA SAID THAT "ARGENTINA IS DISPOSED TO

SELL HER WHE~T AND OTHER F,lIRM PRODUCE TO ANY P~RT OF THE WORLD WE BELIEVE IN FREE ~ND

MUTUAL T,'~'~O~E,-______Steel Hits New High CLEVEL~ND (UPI )--ST[EL MAG~ZINE SA 10 Too,yl PRODUCTION OF RAW STEEL REACHED AN ALL-TIME HIGH IN THE WEEK ENOED TODAY. IT W~S THE THIRD SUCH RECORD SET THIS YEAR. THE ESTIM~TED OUTPUT FOR THE WEEK W~S A RECORD 2,858,000 TONS, UP 3,000 TONS FROM THE PRECEDING WEEK THE PREVIOUS RECORD 2, ~57,OOO TONS SET IN THE WEEK WHICH ENDED FEB. ro. STRIKE-HEDGE BUYING WAS G1VEN CREDIT FOR THE SO~RING OUTPUT. DESPITE THERE BEING T~O FEWER DAYS IN FEBRU~RY, ORDER VOLUME A~S ABOUT THE SAME ~S JANUARY'S, SEVER~L PRODUCERS EVEN REPORTED GAINS OF UP TO 9 PERCENT. DELIVERIES FROM MILLS ARE BEGINNING TO STRETCH OUT AS ORDER BACKLOGS BUILD UP. LE~OTIMES ON A NUMBER OF M~JOR ITEMS ARE OUT TO 5 O~YS OR LONGER -- AT LEAST EIGHT PRODUCTS EXTEND 56 DAYS WITH SOME PRODUCER~ HOWEVER, MOST SHIPMENT PROMISES FALL WITHIN THE 2~ TO 45-DAY BRACKET. N~ILS, ST~NOARD PIPE ANO WELDED WIRE F~BRIC ARE AVAILABLE FfOM STOCK. THE MAGA­ ZINE SAID STRUCTURALS AND CERTAIN GRADES WIRE ~RE QUOTED FOR 14-28 DAY SHIPMENT. Danger from Animals, Snakes Minimized in Medical Mag

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~HISKER WITH INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE. THE KEEPER MIGliT HAVE BECOME VERY RICH __ IF HE WEREN'T VERY DEAD THE TIGER TIRED OF SUPPI.'fIN(. THE STOCK AND BROKE ITS BUSI­ IUSNAS ••••••• Don't be Backward! Be Early in Line at Macy's NESS PARTNER'S NECK WITH A SIN~LE BLOW OF I TS PAW DR. FRANCIS M. SHATTUCK TOLD THE STORY IN A BRITISH MEDICAL JOURNAL ARTICLE OFFERING SMALL COMFORT TO HUNTERS CLEANING THEIR SANSUI 3000A AM-FM Stereo Tuner/Amplifier HIGH-POwERED RlrLES AND WAITING FOR A NICE 130 Watts •••• A-B Speaker System Switch DAY TO GO OUT AND KILL SOMETHING. Walnut Cabinet •••• 0 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $211.00 HE SAID MAN IS PERFECTLY SAt[ FROM "FEROC­ IOUS" eEASTS AND REPTILES IF HE COMES IN SANSUI 400 Ah-FM Stereo Tuner/Amplifier PEACE 60 Watts •••• A-B Speaker System SWitch ALMOST ALL ANIMALS AND REPTILES HAVE TO Walnut Cabinet ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $143.00 aE PROVOKED OR THREATENED BY MAN BEFORE THEY WILL ATTACK HIM -- AND SHATTUCK SPEAKS SANSUI SP 200 Speakers or DIRECTLY, IF SOMETIMES INADVERTENTLY, Hand Carved Grill •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $143.00 THREATENING THE ANIMALS NOT THE OTHER AROUND. "WHEN NOT DIRECTLY ATTACKED BUT ONLY THREATENEO AN ANIMAL WILL ATTEMPT TO WARN " I HOURGLASS PAGE 3 U. of Hawaii Ad u It Ed ucation KWAJALEIN CENTER, UNIVERSITY OF HAWAI I THERE IS STILL TIME TO REGISTER fOR ANNOUNCES A SHORT COURSt. "LEADE:I

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HERE 1s a plea.sant little game that WIll give you a message every day It Is II. numerical puule dulgned 10 spell out your fortune Count the letterll In your flret nRme If the num. ber or letter. Is 6 or more, .ubtract 4 It the number 18 lelia than 6, ~d 3 The rCBull Is your key number Slart Rt the upper left·hlllld comer of the rectangle and cheek everyone 01' your .key number, I~ft to right Then read the message the lette... under lh", Checked tlgures give you 1-2. MoNDAY, MAIt:CH 4, I HOURGLASS WOMEN GOLfERS: DON'T FORGET TO SIGN UP rOR THE MIXED THE 1968 KWA~ALEIN MOUNTAINBALI. SEASON SCOTC~ GOLF TOURNAMENT TO BE HELD ON MARCH S70'R7S GOT OFF TO A 1t:0ARING START YESTERDAY BUT 10TH FIZZLED OUT AFTER ONLY ONE GAME WA3 COM­ ENTRIES MAY BE MADE BY CALLING JOE PLETED WHEN THE SKIES OPENED UP ANO MORE KAULUKUKUI AT 83331 OR BE CONTACTING MRS. or THH "DRY"SE ... SON STUFf" FLOODED OuT THE VIRGINIA BEAVERS. REST OF THE H[AVY SCHEOULE ,.-- COL. fRANK HEALY WAS ON H... NO ,TO SEGIN ".,l "'i ~ PROCEEDINGS BY TOSSING OUT THE FIRST B... LL. HUI 0 KANAKA DEFEATED KOLOHE LOUNGE IN ... SLUGFEST, 12-11. AFTER TRAILING 4-0 HUI 0 KANAKA RALLIED fOR fOUR RUNS IN THE THIRD INNING AND riVE e.IG RUNS IN THE FOUJitTH TO " , TAKE OVER THE LEAD. IN THE FIFTH INNING THEY KEPT UP THE PRESSURE BY ADDING THIt:EE i MORE INSURANCE RUNS. KOLOHE LOUNGE FOUGHT BACK AND STARTED A GOOD RALLY GOING IN THE SEVENT~, BUT fELL " SHORT BY ONE RUN OF TYING UP THE G... ME. BOTH TEAMS HIT THE BALL HARD AND COLLECT­ ED A TOTAL Of 26 BASEHITS. SABURO KILLAREN OF KOLOHE AND TARES ELAISA OF THE Hu,t SQUAD HIT HOI4ERS. THE WINNING PITCHER WAS KEOkl SINGSON AN JOE PURDY TOOK THE LOSS. MOUNTAINBALL SCHEDUlE TUES. MARCH 5 DALLY fiELD E-5 30 PM HONDEEN VS UTILITIES BRANDON FIELD 0-5: 15 PM ISLANDERS VS HIGH SCHOOL

WED MA.RCH 6 DALLY FIELO E-5:15PM EBEYr YANKEES VS PALM TERRACE BRANDON FIELD TONY BURKE. ••• WI!.L HAVE A NEAR-IMPOSSIBLE W-5 15 PM CORP. OF ENG. VS KOLOHE LOUNGE JOHN RUSHING ••• WILL BE A STRONG ADDITION TO TASK Of TRYING TO BEAT HIS RECORD LAST THE MZC METS IN THE TRIPLE A DIVISION. YEAR Of ~ GRAND-SLAM HOMERS IN ONE INNING COLLEGE ROUNDUP DOUBLE TITLE FIGHT AT GARDEN Sa~ NEW YORK (UPI)--IT'S orFICIAL NOw. UCLA, NEW YORK (UPI)--BIG BUSTER MATHIS AND HOPING TO AVENGE ITS LOSS TO HOUSTON AND A SERIES OF SAILBOAT RACES WILL BE HELO CHALL[NGER NINO B[NVENUTI ~ILL HAVE WEIGHT SHOOTING ~OR ITS .OURTH NATIONAL CHAMPION­ UNDER THE AUSPICES or SPECIAL SERVICES AND ADVANTAGES OVER JOE FRAZIER AND MIDDLE­ SHIP IN THE LAST fiVE YEARS, OffICIALLY W[IGHT CHAMPION EMILE GRifFITH TONIGHT IN THE PROJECT PRESS YACHT CLUB. THE SERIES GA INED A BERTH IN THE NCAA TOURNEY SATURDAY WILL BE HELD ON ALTERNATE WEEKS COMMENCING aOXING'S TWIN TITLE fiGHTS AT NEW YORK'S NIGHT BE CLINCHING THE PACIFIC EIGHT TITLE. MARCH 10, AND WILL CONSIST OF riVE ~ADlsor~ SQJARE GARDEN. 1968 THE BRUINS WHIPPED CALlrORNIA 115-71 TO HEAD REGATTAS, EACH HAVING THREE RACES ALL MATHIS WEIGHED IN AT 243 AND ONE-HALf A LIST O~ fiVE TEAMS CLINCHING BERTHS IN RACES ..... IL,L BE VISIBLE 'ROM EMON BEACH AN,D POUNDS WHILE FRolZIER WEIGHED 20,l~ AND ONE­ THE 23-TEA"" FIELD. ON\.Y SIX BERTHS ARE THE TRAILER AREA. COURSES AND TIMES WILL HALF STILL UNFILLED AS 17 CLUBS HAVE NOW GAINED tl,ATHIS AND FRAllER ARE BOTH UNBEATEN AS BE puBLISHED IN THE HOURGLASS. BIDS. THE TOURNEY OPENS SATURDAY WITH SEVEN THE RACES ..... ILL BE LIMITED TO CAL-20 SAIL­ PROS MATHIS HAS 23 VICTORIES AN~ FRAZIER f,RST ROUND GAMES. BOATS ~O FACILITATE SCORING THE CAL-20 IS 19 BOTH HAVE SCORED 17 KNOCKOUTS. LA SALLE AND DAVISON ..... ERE TWO OTHER TEAMS A RACING SAILBOAT or MODERN OESIGN VERY FRAZIER HAS fOUGHT TOUGH~R OPPONENTS BUT GAINING BIDS. WEBER STATE WON THE BIG SKY POPULAR ON THE WEST COAST, WHERE IT COM­ IN THE AMATEURS, MATHIS TWICE OUTPOINTED CROWN AND TCU ..... ON THE SOUTHWEST TITLE TO AL­ FRAZIER IN THEtR TWO MEETINGS TONIGHT'S PETES SUCCESSFULLY IN THE MIDGET OCEAN RAC­ SO CLINCH BERTHS LOUISVILLE, NEW MEXICO, CHAMPION WILL BE RECOGNIZED AS HEAVYWEIGHT ING CLASS. SPECIAL SERVICES RECENTLY BOWLING GREEN AND KENTUCKY HAD PREVIOUSLY CHAMPION IN NEW YORK, ILLINOIS, MASSACHU­ BROUGHT THE NUMBER or THESE BOATS OPERATED CLINCHED BERTHS. THE OTHER EIGHT TEAMS IN SETTS ANO MA INE. BY THEM AT KWAJALEIN TO tOUR AND PLACED THE TOURNEY ARE INDEPENDENTS -- ST. BONA­ BENVENUTI WON THE TITLE fROM GRifFITH ONE IN SERVICE AT ROI NAMUR. VENTURE, BOSTON COLLEGE, ST. JOHN'S, MAR­ LAST APRIL ON A 15-ROUND DECIS'ON GRIffITH WITH THESE AOOITIONS, THE NUMBER Of CAL- QUETTE, FLORIDA ST., HOUSTON, LOYOLA Of REGAINED THE CROWN LAST SEPTEMBER IN AN­ 20s IS NOW GREAT ENOUGH TO ALLOW AN ORGAN­ CHICAGO AND NEW MEX1CO STATE. OTHER 15-ROUNDER. HIS CAREER RECORO IS 54 IZED PROGRAM Of RACING OPEN TO ALL ISLAND PRINCETON BEAT COLUMBIA 68-57 SATURDAY AND EIGHT WITH ONE NO-CONTEST BENVENUTI RESIDENTS ONE OF THE OBJECTIVES or THIS NIGHT AND THE TWO CLUBS WILL NOW MEET IN A HAS WON 73 FIGHTS AND LOST ON\.T TWO. SERIES IS TO OETERMINE IF ENOUGH INTEREST PLAYOrf AT ST. JOHN'S FOR THE Ivy LEAGUE THE WORLD BO~'NG COUNCIL HAS VOTED TO IN THIS ACTIVITY EXISTS TO SUPPORT SUCH A CROWN. EAST TENNESSEE STOPPED TENNESSEE TECH RECOGNIZE THE WINNER Ot THE FIGHT AS HEAVY­ PROGR ...... 85-62 TO TIE MURRAY STATE FOR THE OHIO VAL­ WEIGHT CHAMPION It A MATCH WITH CURRENT ANY INTERESTED RESIDENT MAY PARTICIPATE LEY CROWN AND THE CLUBS WILL MEET AT RICH­ wac TITLIST CASSIUS CLAY PROVES IMPOSSIBLE BY SUBMITTING THE COUPON BELOW TO THE RACE MOND, Ky. BLACK POWER ADVOCATES HAVE THREATENEO TO COMMIT1EE BOAT, RACE AND CREW ASSIGNMENTS DAVIDSON TOPPED WE~T VIRGINIA 87-70, LA­ PltKfT OUTSIDE ,HE GARDEN. THEY INS'ST CAS­ WILL BE BY LOT EACH SKIPPER WILL HAVE THE SALLE ROUTED TEMPLE 87-69 SIUS CLAY STIll IS THE HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMP. OPPORTL'NITY TO COMPETE IN SEVERAL RACES. THE NIT, WHICH HAS NAMED ONLY SEVEN TEAMS, POINTS WILL BE AWARDEO fOR POSITION IN EACH MAY NAB RUNNERUP CLuBS TEMPLE AND WEST VIR­ NEW YORK (UPI)--THE NAT!ONAL HOCKEY RACE AND STANDINGS WILL BE DETERMINEO BY GINIA. CUMULA T I VE PERrORMANCE SUI TABL E TROPH I ES L[AGU[ PLAYER WHO O~CE WAS CONSIDERED WORTH WEBER STATE ..... RAPPED UP ITS TITLE WITH AN ONE MILLION OOLLARS -- FRANK MAHOVLICH -­ WILL BE AWARDED AT THE CONCLUSION Of THE 85-50 TRIUMPH OVER MONTANA ST AfTER LOSING SER IES WITH SEPARATE A..... ARDS FOR SENIOR AND ~AS BE[N TRADED fROM THE TOq~NTO MAPLE TO THE SAME CLUB FRIDAY NIGHT. Teu BEAT JUNIOR SKIPPERS TO THE DETROIT RED WINGS IN A ~ULTI-PlAYER B... YLOR 72-65, ARKANSAS EDGED TEXAS 74-73 DEAL ALONG WITH MAHOVLICH, THE MAPLE LEAFS FOR MORE INrORMATION CALL KARL KOEHLER AT TO KNOCK THE LONGHORNS OUT Of CONTENTION. SENT PETE STEMKOWSKI AND GARY UNGER TO THE 82388, JIM MORENCY AT 83507, OR ALEX PARKER THIRD-RANKED NORTH CAROLINA LOST TO NINTH­ RED WJNGS THEY ALSO GAVE DETROIT THE AT 99508 OR 83339. RANKED DUKE 87-.. 86 IN A THRrE-OVERT IME THRIL­ RIGHTS TO VETERAN OErENSEMAN CARL BREWER NAME ______,AOREN _____I LER, SEVENTH-RANKED NEW MEXICO WAS EDGED BY IN E~CHANGE THE MAPLE LEA'S RECEIVED fOR­ DENVER 70-68 AND TENTH-RANKED MARQUETTE WAS WIoRDS NORM ULLMAN, PAUL HENOERSON AND FLOYD TOPPED BY WESTERN MICHIGAN 73-66. SMJTH. CO. TOP-RANKED HOUSTON rlNISMED ITS REGULAR I wouLD LIKE TO PARTICIPATE IN THE FORTH­ SEASON wiTH A PERfECT 28-0 RECORD BY CRUSH­ COMING CAL-20 RACE SERIES AS' (CHECK ONE OR ING VIRGINIA TECH 120-79 AND fiFTH-RANKED MORE) KENTUCKY BEAT VANDERBILT 85-80. TENNESSEE HELD LSUts PETE M... RAVICH TO 17 POINTS WHILE SENIOR SKIPPER (REQUIRES CAL-20 DDWNI,NG THE TIGERS 74-71. o LICENCE AND SOME SAILBO ... T RACING BOSTON COLLEGE BEAT HIL Y CROSS 9J-87, ARMY EXPERIENCE) TOPPED ROCHESTER 75-55, LIU TOPPED DUQUE~NE o JUNIOR SKIPPE~ (REQUIRES CAL~20 68-58, CINCINNATI BEAT ME"PHIS ST. 72-63, LICENSe) MINNES.TA WHIPPED MICHIGAN STATE 75-68, NOTRE DAME TOPPED CREI'HTON 73~68, WISCONSIN o MEMBER or THE RACE COMMITTEE TOPPED PURDUE 104-84, 10llA EDGED ILLINOIS o 61-56 AND OHIO STAT[ BEAT IHOIANA 107-93. NE~ YORK (UPI)--OUTFIELOER fRAN~ HO~ARD I DO NOT WISH TO TAkE PART IN THIS IF THE WASHINGTON SINATORS A.ND SECOND BASE­ o SERIES BUT IIOULD LIKE TO BE NOTIF'IE I MAN DAVE JOHNseN or TH[ BUTIMOltE ORIOLES or fUTURE RACING ACTIVITIE3. Aftt AMONG THE LATEST MAJOIt: LEAGUU:I TO IIGN PLACE FILL[D OUT COUPONS IN BOX AT SMALL 1968 CONUACTI. HOWAfl:o, "'HO Olt.VE IN 89 RUNS BOAT MARIN ... OR SPECIAL SERVICEI OR SEND AND HIT 36 HOMERS L.... T YEAR, BECAME THE VIA GUARD MAIL TOI A.C. PARKER, RACE COM­ HIGHEIT PAID PLAYEIt IN WAININITON H,lTlltY THE ACT ION I III THE MITTH CHAIRMAN, PRO~ECT PRESS YACHT CLUB, ....REtING TO TEIt:M, ,.It AN IMATEO I. I(AIO ... JOHNSON SflNED 'IR 11d~ ..... _.... ~~L~,~.~~ ..~ 4t«M. tlUKu4(4 Uwe4tM:d- ,-#4 ~ ~ '104 ~ By SA.M SHULSKY Nt,,,,, YORK (UPI) --STOCK PRICES DROPPED AttlBICUI A'.~UE' 26 _ 7/8 Q _ I RECENTLY RETIRED rROM BUSINESS .. _ SHARPt.Y IN ACTiVE TRADING TODAY AS IN- 1 AMUleA" PHOTO 16 1/2 - .oUR T.Io.KLNG SQM£ LOSSES I HA.VC VUNOS VESTORS REACTED TO MONETARY fEARS THE 5/8 GL ... MOR STOCKS RECEIVED THE HEAVIEST VOLUME AMEIlICAN T & T 50 - 1/4 I 'WOULD t,.IKE TO INVEST, AND WAS CONSIDER- WHILE GOLDS AND COPPERS ESCAPED THE SELL- AMPEX 28 1/4 - 3/4 ING SITTING IN A SMALL BROKE.RAGE HOuSE, ANACONDA 1/2 + BuYING AND SELLING OAILY, TO MAKE'" fEW OfF AND PRO\ IDEO r(ATURES fOR THE DISMA.l 41 3/8 ATLAS COR... NA DOLLARS WITH WHICH TO COMPENSATE rOR LOSSES LIST BROKERS SAID THE IMPETUS WHICH BETHLEHEM STEEL 29 1/8 _ 1/2 Is THIS POSSIBLE'? dE~AN ... fTER THE OPENING AND MouNT£D UNTil THE Ct.OSE, wAS A NERVOUS REACTION TO THE BO[INQ 73 3/8 - I 1/2 A - You L.OST SOMe MONty IN A BUSINESS SAGGING Of THE BRITISH POUND AND fURTHER BURROUGHS 151 7/B +-~ 1/2 WITH WHICH, PRESUMABLY, 'fOU 'WtR£ F.tIMH.IAR CHRYSLER Now YOU .... ANT TO RECOUP BY TRAQ I NG I N A r, EL SPECULATION IN EUROf'E~N GOLD ... H\CH PUT 5 l!t> COM SO\T ABOUT WI'IICH YOU KNOW NOTHING. DOES THAT SOME PRESSURE ON THE DOLLAR ~2 3/8 - /8 CONTROL DATA 97 1/4 - 4 1/4 MAKE SENSE? OTHER NE ... S wAS GENERALLY GLOOMY THE CHEMICAL + Is IT POSSI BLE'! YES. Is IT PROBABLE"! CO'!MEFICE DEpARTMENT REV I SEO DOWNWARD ITS Dow 70 3/4 1/2 DuPONT NOT LIKELY. FIGURE FOR LAST MONTH'S FACTORY ORDERS A 153 - I 1/8 EASTMAN KODAK 131 - 5/8 ONE Of THE OLDEST PIPE DREAMS STILL A~O wORRIES PERSISTED REGARDING DEVELOP­ r""flC.HIL.D C"MERA AROUND IS THAT SINCE THE STOCK MARKO MENTS IN VIET NAM THESE (ACTORS COM­ 58 1/8 - 3 3/8 fORO 49 1/2 - 1/4 flUCTUATES DAilY WHY SHOULDN'T A PERSON WHO SINED TO AOO TO T~E PRESSVRE ON ~HE LIST GENERAL ELECTRIC 2 1/2 DOESN'T ASK TOO MUCH BE ABLE TO PICK UP A THE Dow JONES INDUSTRIAL AVERAGE DROPPED 84314 - GENERAL INSTRUMENTS 40 1/2 - 1/2 DAY'S 'WAGES BY "SCALPING" IN A BROKERAGE 983 TC 83056, ITS LOWEST LEVEL IN 14 GENERAL MOTORS 74 3/4 - 5/8 OFf I CE.? ~ONT~S SOME BROKERS THOUGHT PENETRATION GEN &. E THE Rt ... LITltS ARE COMMISSIONS ARE AGAIN$ OF TYE 840 LEVEL OF THE INDEX COULD HAVE T 38314 - 5/8 GEN T &. R 24 1/8 NC YOU, EMOTIONS ARE AGAINST YOU, TIMING IS SPURRED SO~IE SELLI~G SINCE IT ... .4S CO"'l­ GoOORICK 607/8 - I AG ... 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S 'WALTER PAiRICK PEYSON, GUN NOW. I'M SENDING YOU A LIST Of GtNEROU ~AYM(NTS DEFICIT, ALLEGEDLY THE MAN IN THE MINUTEMEN. PAYING STOCKS AND BONDS AND SOME INrORMATIO No.2 EUROPEAN ECONOMIC COMMUNITV (EEC) ECONOM~ AN EXTREME ANTI-COMMUNIST ORGANIZ.4TION. ON MUTUAL fUNDS. ICS AND ,INANCE MINISTERS COULD ~OT AGREE THE INDICTMENTS GR(W OUT Of THE ARREST 1 REALIZE THAT AfTER YEARS OF ACCUMULAT­ ON .... ~EST GERM~N PROPOSAL TO ACCELERATE Of SEVEN MEN JAN. 26 BY FEDERAL BUREAU OF IN~ tAS~ AND E BONDS A MOVt INTO SECURITIES TARIFr REDUCTIONS IN THE KENNEDY ROUND TO SEEMS DRASTIC. BUT THE fACT YOU'VE NEGLEC­ INVESTIGATION AGENTS, wHO ~CCUStD THEM OF HELP THE U,S. A aIZ"'PRE PLOT TO BLO..l UP A SUBURBAN CITY tED THIS fiELD ALL THESE YEARS (WHILE YOVR BUT lATER ALL MEMBER COUNTRIES AGREED I-tALl AND POWER PlAt'H AND ROB THREE B.t.NKS DOLLARS \tIERE ~OSING POWER] DOESN'T JUSTlry TO A STUDY B'( THE EXEcuTIVE COMMISSION, DEPUGH OPERATES A PHARMAC(UTICAL LAaORA­ DELAYINa A STtp YOU MUS,. ULTIMATELY TAK£. IT WAS POSSISLt THE DECISION WAS AIMED TORY IN NORBORNe, MISSOUR~ AT O[LAYING AMERICAN DECISIONS SUCH AS A KEEP KWAJALEIN KLEE~ Ntw IMPORT TAX AND DTH[~ "(STRICTIVE MOvtS. 1T IS YOUR HOME MOND~Y. MARCH 4, Iq6~ HOUPGLASS CONTRACT BRIDGE TV CAMEOS: Alonle Markham By B Jay Becker (Top I_rd-Hold.r In Mo.,.,.' hwllvldu.1 Champland"p Play) A Star Is Born-After a Little Delay South d"'aJer he".,vlly favor a. 2 1 trump b~a.k By MEl HEIMER Both Sides vulnerable (78'/v) "THERE'S old actol'll' sa~mg that s been NOW tnck must an NOBTH lliat a tromp 00 lost, South is In danger of my gllld!'post," Montl' Mou-kham says, • and It .KH going down in a contract that goes like th,s D'g your well II<; deep as you • J97 3 a mOJnuot before 8eemed un­ <-an, becau,e ~oure gomg to be drawing from It +X984 beatable The fate of the hand io" tlie r""t of your ill'" ' .oAQ now appears to rest on the 10. WEST EAST Translation II yoltre gomg to be an actor catwn of the ~pade ace TO} lead learn yrlllr trade f'arly and fnIly bee'a~ lf 9J1d .1092 4 A QJ ~ a "'pade at thiS point In the hope when 'IOU hIt It big. you a.ren L gOing to ha.ve .QI04. of fmdlng West with the ace .J63 .---,+Q1tl75 mu('h time to Improve after that w'-,uld be relymg too much on .,861i42 l-Ie\~mt:" clo~c to that advlre Is the reru;on \\n\ 4J 1093 the element of luck 1n the I th€' blo1de energcU" Monte IS only now, In hiS SOUTH actual hand such move would I a early 30s appetlrl'lh on the TV streen as a full­ 4 86t I prove fatal blown <;tal'-tn a dual role ot the nev. ABC .AK86'i2 I Instead deClarer resorts to an senal Tne Second Hlilldred Years _""hereas +A' I alternative possibility that may .oK7 make the corotract reprdless of It'~ qUite :ross!ble he could have becume a B,g The blddlflg wh,ch defender ha.IJ the ace of Name mUch earlier p~rhap~ €'ndmg up a.~ I spad.. !,! After cashing the king ye~terday'>. 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York to hke {)\er b." au'{' then ,ou em p,ck ""d choose your the Lmcoln Center r..,.perton grQ\1p he 'a\~ ) l)lr~ I, C "ill t (uu. rH'tu/'C celd "'tll the Mlr­ I Just took 'to"k md d~'Clded I d 'e<" "h.,t I,<,'h br()ther~ If the TV ,ho'>. I~ a hit they 11 {ol,ld be' d{)ne olOld I Picture for nll' (ilh"n\J"e 111 Just laU h ~(ont me he ~J\ ~ "lre"l' tors ,.ho dnl \"0 J1lO\'c' on>:' ~fter the other- PrO)!'l'! hoot ..." TV ,erlc~ and ,.-t\ Ah that II gdrh.l.ge X "Ind The Ho'" ,,[ the' Gun" nelth"r \ et H 'rl r" an actor )OU ad III \Ih.lts a~ 1l1able­ released iIld then \"" t"lpped for Th~ Secontl dnd 11 \oltr.. my good YO\.- bnng the qU"lhty Hundnd y""" A ;\,ld ~omf'd\ he' plav!. " 1'>lh, 1',,,1 \\hatd()Idobe~t~1A{'-1l mvbag-l~ 'on~er\Jtl,e mill o[ ;)3 m,1 hl~ pwn"cr grand ! ~r" t r::\ 1 m ~Ul .. nHgetlC g1l' "\ little bit the op­ fathf'r of tht:- "dillf' age (\\hat'tI he ~ay? 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By COMPUTER, THE AGENCY SAID, IT HAD DETERMINED AND WAS ABLE TO ANNOUNCE THAT 66 I PERCENT OF THE PEOPLE OF SOUTH VIET ~AM, OR 11,237,000, NOW LIVED IN AREAS SlCURE rROM THE VIET CONG THE OTHER 399 PERCENT, OR ABOUT 5,200,000 PEOPLE, LIVED IN AREAS STILL EITHER DOMINATED BY OR STRONGLY INFLUENCED BY THE COMMUNISTS. OBVIOUSLY THIS ACCOUNT­ ING LEFT THE PACIF'ICATION PROGRAM -- VIET NAM's "OTHER WAR" -- WITH A LONG WAY TO GO, BUT IT WAS THE MOST ENCOUR4GING ASSESSMENT OF' THIS PART or THE VIET NAM ErFORT PRESENTED orFlClALLY UP TO THAT TIME TODAY, THIS "COUNT" OF AREAS ANO PEOPLE MADE SECURE F'ROM THE COMMUNISTS HAS LITTLE MEANING IT WAS NEGATED, AND THE WHOLE PROGRAM STOPPED, BY THIS YEAR'S VIET CONG OFFENSIVE. THE COMMUNISTS WERE QUICK TO CLAIM THAT THE PAC1FICATION PROGRAM HAD BEEN "SHATTERED." THE OFFICIAL HANOI NEWSPAPER NHAN DAN ON fEB. 16 BOASTED THAT THE U S "SQUANDERED MILLIONS OF DOLLARS ON RURAL PACIFICATION, BUT WITHIN A SHORT TIME IT HAS COME TO A STOP THE SOUTH VIETNAMESE ARMED FORCES VIET CONG AND PEOPLE HAVE NOT ONLY SMASHED THE ENEMY'S GRIP IN THE COUNTRYSIDE BUT ALSO LOOSENED THE ENEMylS SWAY ON TOWNS AND CITIES." THE NEWSPAPER CLAIMED FURTHER THAT "FAR rROM PACifYING THE COUNTRYSIDE THE U.S. AGGRESSORS AND THEIR LACKEYS HAVE LOST THEIR CONTROL OVER THE TOWNS AND CITIES ••• THE AGRESSORS' BOASTFUL CLAIM AND FAKE OPTIMISM HAVE BEEN SHATTERED BY REALITY." SAYING: "THE PEASANT FOUR-fiFTHS OF SOUTH THERE HAS BEEN NO OffiCIAL INCLINATION TO MINIMIZE THE DISRUPTION Of THE PACIFICATION VIET NAM'S POPULATION IS RURAL, 00 NOT EFFORT BY THE COMMUNIST LUNAR NEW YEAR OFFENSIVE:. VICE PRESIDENT HUBERT H. HUMPHREY TOLD IDENTIFY THEMSELVES WITH THE GOVERNMENT'S THE AfL-CIO EXECUTIVE COUNCIL IN MIAMI BEACH ON fEB 19 THAT THE COMMUNIST ONSLAUGHTS JUDICIAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE SYSTEMS, BUT "DID STOP THE PACIFICATION PROGRAM. tt IN SAIGON IT WAS ACKNOWLEDGED THAT THE PLANNED 1968 fEEL THEY ARE USED MAINLY TO PROTECT THE IN­ PROGRAM HAD BEEN, FOR THE TIME BEING, SHELVED. THE NEW PROGRAM WAS TO HAVE BEGUN IN FEB­ TERESTS OF A PRIVILEGED fEW. GoVERNMENT OF- RUARY, WITH INTENSlrlED EFFORTS --ESPECIALLY IN THE POPULOUS SOUTHERN REGIONS -~ EMPLOY­ flCIALS AND POLICE AT THE PROVINCE, DISTRICT ING A GREATER NUMBER or PACIFICATION TEAMS THAN EVER BEFORE IN THE HAMLETS. IT WAS POST­ AND VILLAGE LEVELS EXTRACT AS MUCH BENEFIT PONED TO GIVE PRIORITY TO "OPERATION RECOVERY," THE GOVERNMENT PROGRAM TO REBUILD AREAS AS POSSIBLE FROM THE VILLAGERS IN THE fORM IN SAIGON AND OTHER CITIES WRECKED IN THE VIET CONG ATTACKS, AND TO CARE rOR THE HALF OF BRIBES AND ILLEGAL TAXES ON EVERYTHING MILLION NEW REFUGEES AND THOUSANDS OF' CIVIL­ F'ROM LAND TO EDUCATION." IAN CASUALTIES "WE'RE NOT OOING ANY PAClry­ WORKING IN THE HAMLETS, AT THE END OF 1967 MAJ. GEN. NGUYEN Duc THANG, THE RESPECTED ING RIGHT NOW," AN AMERICAN OFFICIAL SAID or THE FIGURE HAD RISEN TO 41,000. DURING 1966 DEPUTY CHIEF OF STAFf AND DIRECTOR Of THE THE PROGRAM TOWARD THE END or fEBRUARY. "WE THE SAIGON GOVERNMENT COMMITTED NO REGULAR PACIFICATION CADRES, RECENTLY RESIGNED IN HAVE ENOUGH TO 00 IN THE CITIES" ARMY TROOPS TO PACIFICATION WORK PROTECTING FRUSTRATION OVER WHAT HE CALLED THE GOVERN~ PRIOR TO THE LAUNCHING or THE COMMUNIST THE CADRES, AT THE END OF' 1967, 30,000 REG­ MENT'S FAILURE TO MOVE AGAINST CORRUPTION. OFrENSIVE DE:PUTY U,S. AMBASSADOR ROBERT W. ULARS WERE SO ASSIGNED, AND ANOTHER 152,000 HE STRESSED THE NEED fOR REfORMS OF THE KOMER, APPOINTE:O BY PRESIDENT JOHNSON TO OF THE REGIONAL FORCES OR PROVINCIAL TROOPS ARMY AND THE ADMINISTRATION, WITHOUT WHI CH HtAD THE PAClrlCATION PROGRAM, CONCEDED THAT WERE ENGAGED IN SIMILAR DUTY. IN 1966, HE SAID PACifiCATION WOULD NOT SUCCEED. ONE "WITHOUT CONTINUOUS SECURITY TO KEE:P THE 49,000 SOUTH VIETNAMESE CIVIL SERVANTS WERE Of THANG'S EFrORTS WAS AIMED AT REDUCING VIET eONG AWAY FROM THE FARMER, THE REST OF AT WORK IN THE PROVINCES FOR THE PROGRAM, THE POWER OF THE FOUR GOVERNMENT ARMY CORPS THE PAClrlCATION CANIT EVEN GET UNDER WAY." AND AT THE S.TART Of THIS YEAR THE NUMBER COMMANDERS WHO CONTROL THE FOUR REGIONS INTO WHATEVER MAY BE: THE: LONG-TERM EFFECTS OF WAS UP TO 60,000. "ARMED PROPAGANDA TEAMS" WHICH THE COUNTRY IS DIVIDED. IT HAS BEEN THE COMMUNIST OFFENSIVE ON THE PACIFICATION ALSO AR E USED. THESE ARE MADE UP OF V I ET CHARGED THAT THESE COMMANDERS OFTEN ACT LIKE PROGRAM, THERE IS NO QUESTION IT HAS BEEN CONG DEFECTORS WHOSE JOB IS TO TRY TO CON­ WAR LORDS, SELLING PROViNCE AND DISTRICT SER 10USLY SET BACK AT THIS STAGE THE PIC­ VERT MORE VC TO THE GOVERNMENT SIDE. THERE CHIEFS' JOBS TO PEOPLE WHO, IN TURN, [XACT TURE IS UNSETTLED AND UNCERTAIN ADDING TO WERE 2,700 SUCH MEN AND WOMEN ENGAGED IN TRIBUTE 'ROM THEIR UNDERLINGS WHO, FOR THEIR THE CONTROVERSY THAT ALWAYS HAS SURROUNDED THE WORK AT THE END OF 1967, COMPARED TO PART, ExACT BRIBES fROM THE PEOPLE. THE PACIFICATION EFFORT, U.S. SENATOR ROBERT 1,300 IN 1966. IT WAS THANG'S PLAN TO TAKE CONTROL Of THE f KENNE:OY, A CONSISTENT CRITIC, SAID ON THE ALLIED "ADVISER" FORCE -- MOSTLY PROVINCE CHIEfS AWAY fROM THE CORPS COMMAN­ FEB 8, AT THE HE:IGHT OF THE COMMUNIST DRIVE AMERICAN -- ALSO HAS GROWN STEADILY. AT DERS, MAKING THEM DIRECTLY RESPONSIBLE TO THAT "THE PROGRESS WE HAVE CLAIMED TOWARD THE HEAD OF IT IS KOMER, WHO WITH THE THE CENTRAL GOVERNMENT IN SAIGON. THE CHIEFS INCREASING OUR CONTROL OVE:R THE COUNTRY AND RANK 0, AMBASSADOR IS COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF OF THE 44 PROVINCES ARE BOTH ADMINISTRATIVE THE SECURITY or THE POPULATION IS LARGELY GEN. WILLIAM C. WESTMORELAND'S DEPuTY fOR AND MILITARY CHIEFS, WITH A STANDING SOME­ ILLUSORY," OTHER CRITICS OF ADMINISTRATION PACIFICATION. KOMER WORKS WITH SOME 3,900 WHAT ROUGHLY EQUIVALENT TO THAT OF STATE POLICY IN VIET NAM HAVE SAID MUCH THE SAME. MEN OF ...,HOM 2,700 ARE MILITARY PERSONNEL GOVERNORS IN THE UNITED STATES. ALL CHANGES THE 6R(A~TH OF" THE DISRUPTION CAUSED BY AND 1,200 ARE CIVILIA~. THERE WERE, BErORE SO FAR HAVE BEEN SUCCESSfULLY RESISTED BY THE VIET CONG WAS OUTLINED IN PART BY SEC­ THE VC OffENSIVE BEGAN, AMERICAN ADVISERS THE CORPS COMMANDERS, AND PRESIDENT NGUYEN RETARY 0, DEFENSE ROBERT S. McNAMARA TO iN 222 OF SOUTH VIET NAM'S 245 DISTRICTS VAN THIEU HAS ONLY CAUTIOUSLY SUGGESTED RE­ CONGRESS ON FEB. I. IN THE CENTRAL HIGHLANDS AND IN ALL 44 PROVINCES. MOST Of THE AD­ fORMS. THIEU IS THOUGHT TO AGREE IN PRIN­ OF SOUTH VIET NAM, HE SAID, THE COMMUNISTS VISERS AT DISTRICT LEVEL ARE MILITARY MEN. CIPLE WITH THE NeED fOR REFORM IN MANY AREAS HAD SUFrrRED HEAVY CASUALTIES BUT WERE IN ADDITION THERE ARE ABOUT 400 CIVILIANS OF SOUTH VIETNAMESE OFFICIAL LI'E, BUT "STILL EF'rEeTIVE" IN THE HEAVILY POPULATED OF OTHER NATIONS ENGAGED IN PACIFICATION APPARENTLY HAS HESITATED TO MOVE TOO SWIFT­ COASTAL AREAS THE VI ET CONG ALSO HAD BEEN WORK, FROM AUSTRALIA, SOUTH KOREA AND THE LY fOR fEAR OF ALIENATING HIS F'ELLOW GENER­ PUNISHE:D SE:VERELY, SAID THE DEFENSE SECRE­ PH I LI PP I NES. ALS. SAIGON OBSERVERS SAY THIEU NEEDS THE TARY, BUT REMAINED "A FORMIDABLE THREAT." DESPITE THE BEST AMERICAN AND ALLIED SUPPORT OF' THE GENERALS IN WHAT IS REGARDED IN THE VITAL MEKONG DELTA WHICH GROWS MOST EffORTS, THE FUTURE Of PACifiCATION LIES AS HIS CONTINUING POWER STRUGGLE WITH NGUYEN or THE COUNTRY'S RICE, McNAMARA SAID THE PRIMARILY WITH THE PERF'ORMANCE Of THE SAI­ CAO Ky, THE fORMER PREMIER WHO BECAME VICE VIET CONG rORCES HAD BEEN CUT DOWN BUT HAD GON GOVERNMlNT AND ARMY, WHICH HAVE YET TO PRE~IDENT IN LAST YEAR'S ELECTIONS. NOT BEEN COMPLETELY DESTROYED. DEMONSTRATE THE KIND or LEADERSHIP CONSID­ REAL POWER APPEARS TO REST STILL WITH THE WHAT THIS HAS MEANT IS THAT MANY or THE ERED NECESSARY TO MAKE MILITARY GAINS MEAN­ GENERALS AND LITTLE CAN BE SEEN TO HAVE BLACK-CLAD SOUTY VIETNAMESE PACIFICATION INGfUL AND PACIFICATION GAINS LASTING. THE BEEN DO Nt: TO "DEMILITARIZE" THE ADMINISTRA­ CADRES WHO HAD BEEN WORKING IN THE VILLAGES U.S. MILITARY MACHINE LAST YEAR INfLICTED TION DESPITE THE ARMY'S WIDESPREAD UNPOPU­ BUILDING WELLS, SCHOOLS AND MARKET PLACES, HEAVY CASUALTIES ON THE VIET CONG'S CONVEN­ LARITY AMONG THE PEOPLE. GENERALS STILL AND CARING rOR VILLAGERS I NEEDS, WERE CHASED TIONAL MILITARY UNITS, fORCING THEM AWAY HOLD KEY CASINET POSTS AND THE COUNTRY'S OUT OR KILLED IN SOME PLACES, OR WITHDRAWN FROM MORE AND MORE VILLAGES AND EXPOSING ~AYORS AND PROVINCE AND DISTRICT CHIEFS ARE IN OTHE:RS TO WORK IN THE CitiES HELPING AN INCREASING NUMBER OF PEOPLE TO GOVERN­ ALL MILITARY MEN WHO RECEIVE THEIR ORDERS WITH RE'UGE:E:S OR SHlrTED TO DEF'ENSE COMBAT MENT INfLUENCE AND CONTROL. THE EXTENT TO THROUGH THE MILITARY CHAIN or COMMAND rORCES. THERE IS NO ACCURATE INFORMATION AS WHttH THIS WAS DONE WAS REF'LECTED IN THE RATHER THAN RESPONDING TO THE CIVILIAN GOV­ YET AS TO HOW BADLY THE 59-MAN REVOLUTIONA~Y fiGURES OrrERED BY KOMER AT THE END OF ERNMENT IN SAIGON. DEVELOPMENT TEAMS WHO SPEARHEAD PACIFICATION THE YEAR. BUT THE STATlSTICS or PACifiCA­ I, THE" HEARTS AND MI NOS" Of THE PEOPLE MAY HAVE BEEN MAULED OR DISPERSED IN THE TION FAIL TO TELL THE WHOLE STORY. AMERICAN REALLY ARE TO BE WON BY THE SAIGON GOVERN­ FIGHTING THAT RAGE:D TH"QUGHOUT THE COUNTRY. OffiCIALS AND VOLUNTEERS WORKING AT THE MENT, AMERICANS HERE AGREE TH~ IMPETUS MUST ANOTHER RESULT or THE 'f _, ~IJNG ATTACKS RICE PADDY LEVEL REPORT THAT SOME HAMLETS COME fROM THIEU AND Ky AND THEIR RESPECTIVE HAS BEEN THAT IN SOME CASES AREAS "SECURED" LISTED AS "PACifiED" AND "SECURE" EVEN BE­ SUPPORTERS AND THEY MUST SUBMERGE THEIR PER­ BY THE PRESENCE Or SOUTH VIETNAMESE MILITARY fORE THE NEWEST COMMUNIST ATTACKS WERE IN SONAL RIVALRY IN THE NATIONAL INTEREST. UNITS HA~ TO BE LEF'T ENTIRELY UNPROTECTED DANGER OF SLIPPING BACK UNDER VIET CONG IN­ AMERICANS IN SAIGON ARE OF MIXED OPINIONS SO THAT THE TROOPS COULD BE DEPLOYED TO FLUENCE. THE FAULT LAY IN INADEQUATE GOV­ WHETHER THIS WILL BE DONE. ONE U.S. OffiCIAL OTHER, MORE IMPORTANT, DEFENSE POSITIONS. ERNMENT rOLLOWUP PROGRAMS. WHO DECLINED TO BE IDENTlflED\ SAID HE BE­ AND WHAT NOW: THE ONE CERTA INTY IS THAT THE SITUATION HAS VARIED F'ROM PROVINCE TO LIEVED THAT THE VIET CONG OfFENSIVE MAY THE PAClrlCATION PROGRAM WILL RESUME WITH PROVINCE BUT ACCORDING TO U.S. ADVISERS IN PROVE TO BE A BLESSING IN DISGuiSE. "I THINK THE BEST WILL THAT CAN BE PuT INTO IT. THE PROGRAM THE GOVERNMENT HAS fAILED IN THIS WHOLE SERIES Of EVENTS MAY HAVE FRIGHT­ EVERYONE INVOLVEO IN VIET NAM ACCEPTS THAT MOST AREAS TO UPROOT THE VIET CONG "SHADOW ENED THESE PEOPLE INTO GETTING Off THEIR MILITARY SUCCESS IS MEANINGLESS UNTIL AND GOVERNMENT" OF POLITICAL CADRE AND TAX COL­ BOTTOMS AND PULLING TOGETHER INSTEAD Of UNLESS THE ALLEGIANCE OF THE SOUTH VIETNA­ LECTORS. THEY ALSO OfTEN HAVE rAILED TO riGHTING EACH OTHER." MESE MASSES IS WON. THE JOB TO BE DONE, IN CARE ADEQUATELY FOR REFUGEES, TO ENfORCE BUT YET ANOTHER U.S. OffiCIAL TOOK A 011'­ THE WORDS Of' DEPUTY AMBASSADOR KOMER, "IS LAND LAWS AND TO ESTABLISH SERVICES RES­ rERENT VIEW. HE SAID, III THINK THIS GOVERN­ ESSENTIALLY A PROCESS OF' CONVERTING PEOPLE PONSIVE TO THE NEEDS OF THE PEASANTS. Bu­ MENT IS INCAPABLE Of REfORMING ITSELr AND WHO ARE EITHER ON THE rENCE OR ORIENTED TO­ REAUCRATIC INEffiCIENCY AND CORRUPTION LIE THAT ONLY THE STRONGEST AMERICAN PRESSURE, WARD THE VIET CONG, TO THE GOVERNMENT SIDE." BEHIND MUCH Of THE fAILURE. INCLUDING A U.S. THREAT Of WITHDRAWAL or KOMER ALWAYS MAKES THE POINT THAT PACIFI­ CORRUPTION HAS, IN FACT, BEEN ONE Of THE SUPPORT, CAN fORCE A REfORM. WE'VE GOT TO CATION 11 15 99 PERCENT VIETNAMESE BUSINESS." CHIEf VILLAINS STALLING PACifiCATION. WHEN GET TOUGHER WITH THESE PEOPLE." "THE UNITED STATES JUST PROVIDES ADVICE, VICE PRESIDENT HUMPHREY ViSITED THE TRAIN­ BETWEEN THE EXTREMES, THERE IS THE VIEW­ WE'RE ALSO THE BANKERS." ING CENTER F'OR PACIFICATION CADRES AT VUNG POINT THAT UNDER THE BEST Of CIRCUMSTANCES THE BANKING 15 NOT INCONSIDERABLE AT THE TAU IN 1967, HE WAS TOLD BY THE CENTER'S IT WILL TAKE MANY YEARS TO BRING ABOUT THE START OF 1968 THE ANNUAL COST WAS RUNNING AT DIRECTOR, MAJOR NGUYEN BE, THAT CORRUPT REFORMS REQUIRED TO INSTALL DEMOCRATic MORE THAN $500 MILLION. DISTRICT AND PROVINCE OFFICIALS WERE THE PROCESSES THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY, BUT THAT How THE PACIFICATION EfFORT HAS GROWN OVER MAIN OBSTACLES TO GOVERNMENT ATTEMPTS TO THIS CAN BE ACHIEVED EVENTUALLY. THE PAsT YEAR CAN BE ILLUSTRATED WITH A .fEW WIN OVER THE PEOPLE. "WE'RE fiGHTING DECADES Of HISTORY," IS FIGURES. AT THE END OF' 1966 THERE WERE ONE AMERICAN OffiCIAL WITH SEVERAL YEARS THE WAY A DIPLOMAT EXPRESSED THIS OPINION. 28,000 TRAINEO SOUTH V,ETNAMESE CADREMEN EXPERIENCE IN VIET NAM .GREED WITH BE, (CONTINUED 'N 'AGE NINE) MOMon, MUCH 4, 1968 HOURGLASC: (CONT I NUED FROM (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) Viet PAGE ONE) Range Operation Report TO PREVENT AMt:RICA ~ROM SPLITTING INTO "TWO AND SAID ONE U.S. 4ET WAS SHOT DOWN OVER THE A RANGE OPERATION IS SCHEDULED FOR TOMOR­ SOCIETIES, ONE WHITE, ONE BLACK,SEPARATE NORTH VIETNAMESE CAPITAl. ROW, MARCH 5. THERE WILL BE NO ALL-ISLAND AND UNEQUAL." THE ATTACK ON MARBLE MOUNTAIN, THE lEATH- BLACKOUT; OPTICAL REQUIREMENTS HOWEV~R MAY ERN(CKS' KEY HELICOPTER BASE, IN4URED SEVEN NECESSITATE TUPINING OFF THE ROTATING SEA CON THE I I·MEMBER PANEL SOUGHT C~EATION OF pERSONS INCLUDING riVE PATIENTS AT THE NAVY, AND POSSIBLY SOME OTHER LIGHTS DURING CER- 550,000 ~08S AND 600,000 HOUSING UNITS THIS YEA~ AND A GUARANTEED INCOME F"OR EVERY U.S. HOSPITAL THERE THE SPOKESMAN SAID THE TAIN PHASES OF THE OPERATION. VEHICLE I SHELLING ALSO 010 "MODERATE" DAMAGE TO THE LIGHTS WILL NOT BE A.rECTED. F,IIMllY, FULL-YEAR SCHOOLING FOR SLUM CHILD­ AIRcRArT. THERE ARE!!2. "TAKE COVER" REClUIREMENTS rOR' REN, AND AN OVERHAUL 0, A WEL.A"E SYSTEM WHICH MAKES RECIPI£NTS FEEL "UNTRUSTWORTHY, BIEN HOA, ALONG WITH THE TAN SON NHUT AIR-, THIS OPElit:ATION. PROMISCUOUS BASE} A MA~OR GUERRILLA TARGET NEAR SAIGON IN CONNECTION WITH THIS OPERATION, A HAZ- AND LAZY." DURING THE LAST MONTH, SUf.ERED LIGHT LOSS- ARO AREA WILL EXIST IN THE OCEAN WITHIN A BLAMING "WHITE RACISM" FOR AMERICA'S ES, SPOKESMEN SAIO. CAMP RADCLIFF'S DAMAGE 200 NAUTICAL MILE RADIUS Of KWA~ALEIN. ALL RACIAL PROBLEMS, THE COMMISSION WARNED THAT WAS UNREPORTEO THE ATTACK ON THE COMPLEX PERSONNEL AND CRAFT MUST STAY OUT OF THE "NO AMERICAN -- WHIT!: OR BL.ACK -- CAN ES· FIRED AT LEAST ONE TANK FLAMES LASTED FOR ABOVE HAZARD AREA BETwEEN THE HOURS OF 1800 CAPE THE CONSEQUENCES OF THE CONTINUING SIX HOURS AND IN~URED ONE CHILD, SPOKESMEN TOMORROW AND 0400 MARCH 6. SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC DECAY OF OUR MA40R CITIES ••• I~ IS TIME NOW TO END NOT ONLY IN SAID (CONTINUED FROM THE STREETS 0, THE GHETTO eUT IN THE LIVES U.S. SPOKESMEN TOPAY REPORTEO THAT LEATH­ OTHER WAR PAGE £18HT OF THE PEOPLE." ERNECKS KILLED 156 NORTH VIETNAMESE TROOPS "IT CANNOT BE EXPECTED THAT CHANGES WILL SIX O~ THE NATION'S BIG CITY MAYORS AP­ IN TWO FIGHTS YE~TERDAY NEAR CON THIEN THt~ TAKE PLACE OVERNIGHT. II P~ARING ON A BROADCAST INTERVIEW vESTERDAY SAID ANOTHER 21 COMMUNISTS WERE KILLED IN A THE P(:ASANT IS THE MAN WHO MUST BE WON. ENDORSED THE COMMfSSIONtS FINDINGS. FIGHT TWO MILES TO THE EAST. TODAY, rOR THE MOST PART, HE REMAINS REMOTE THE VIET CONe CAUGHT A U S. ARMY 25TH IN­ MAYOR IVAN ALLEN JR. or ATLANTA, SPEAKING AND UNRESPONSIVE, CAUGHT 8ETWEEN rORCES HE Of uWHITE RACISM," SAID THAT "WE AlliE RESPON FANTRY DIVISION PATROL OF ~BOUT 100 MEN ON FAILS TO UNDERSTAND. JUST HOW FAR THE WHOLE ROUTE 248 SATURDAY. THE GUERRILLAS EXPLOOEO SIBLE ~OR THE CONDITION THE NEGRO CITI- PROCESS STILL HAS TO GO .- AND HOW SHORT A CLAYMORE MINES WHICH RIPPED INTO THE AMERI­ ZEN IS IN TODAY. WE HAVE FAI~ED TO LIVE UP DISTANCE IT HAS TRAVELED TO DATE -- CAN BE CANS ABOUT NINE MILES NORTH OF THE CAPITAL TO OUR OBLIGATIONS IN THE PAST. EXEMPllF'IEO BY THE REACTlON OF' ONE VILLAGE THE VIET CONG THEN OPENED FIRE WITH MACHINE­ "A TIME HAS C'OME WHEN WE SHOULD 00 SOME­ ELDER APPROACHED RECENTLY BY A UPI REPORTER GUNS ~NO RifLES A U.S. SPOKESMAN S~ID 76 OF THING ABOUT IT, AND IT IS A MATTER OF FIRST IN THE HAMLET OF' OUON SON, 20 MILES SOUTH THE 100 AMERICANS wERt HIT, 48 BEING KILLED PRIORITY THAT WE 00 WHAT TRIS COMMISSION OF' OA NANG, A RELATIVELY SECURE AREA. REPORTS AND THAT IT BE ACCOMPLISHED wiTHIN ~ND 28 OTHERS SUFFERING WOUNDS. Two MORE IN DUON SON, THEY KNOW U.S. SOLDIERS AND COMPANIES OF AMERICANS CAME TO THE RESCUE. A REASONABLE LENGTH Of' TIME," ALLEN SAID. PACIFICATION CADRES WELL. YET AFTER THE THE VIET CONG FLED, LE,IIVING BEHIND AT LEAST YEARS OF' EFFORT THE ELDER, NGUYEN VAN KHE, 20 OF THEIR COMRADES KILLED (CONTINUED FROM STILL COULD NOT GRASP WHAT THIS WAR WAS ALL Space IN OTHER DEVELOPMENTS: PAGE ONE) A80UT. A GUERRILLA MORTAR ATT,IICK KNOCKED OUT THE TRIC FORCES IN SPACE, MEASURE GASES IN "VIET NAM IS SUCH A SMALL AND POOR COUN­ GOVERNMENT RADIO STATION AT QUANG NeAl CITY, EARTH'S UPPER ATMOSPHERE, LOOt( INTO THE TRY," HE SAID TO THE AMERICAN NEWSMAN. "WHY 320 MILES UP THE COAST FROM SAIGON, MILITARY NORTHERN LIGHTS SKY OISPLAYS OVER THE NOR1H DOES YOUR COUNTRY COME OVER HERE TO FIGHT? POLE AND LISTEN FOR PUZZLING RADIO NOISES SPOKESMEN SAID WHY 00 yOU NOT GO HOME?!! U.S. B5 STRATOFORTRESSES POUNDED THE ~ROM THE PLANET JUPITER 2 THE REPORTER TRIED TO EXPLAIN TO THE OLD 50,000 NORTH VIETNAMESE TROOPSi U,S. lNTEL­ THE 1347-POUND SATELLITE CARRIES MORE EX­ I MAN THAT HIS GOVERNMENT .- THE GOVERNMENT IN LIGENCE REPORTS SAID ARE MASSED FOR AN IN­ PERIMENTS THAN ANY OTHER AUTOMATED SPACE­ SAIGON -- HAD ASKED FOR AMERICAN HELP TO VASION DRIVE ON THE NORTH-SOUTH V,ET NAM CRAFT. IT IS THE FIFTH IN A $224 MILLION FIGHT THE COMMUNISTS. SERIES OF SIX. BORDER "COMMUNISTS?" SNIFFED NGUYEN VAN KHE. SMALLER AMERICAN ~ET5 YESTERDAV STRUCK A SMALLER SATEL.LITE DESIGNED SOLELY TO "THERE ARE NO COMMUNISTS HERE. I'vE NEVER FOR THE THIRD D~Y IN SUCCESSION A RED RIVER MONITOR THE SUN'S RADIATION OUTBURSTS IS SEEN ANY." pORT FACILITY THREE MILES FROM HANOI, NORTH SET FOR LAUNCH TOMORROW rROM WALL.OPS ISLAND, VIRGINIA. ITs RESULTS WILL BE COMBINED WIT VIET NAM'S CAP1T~L, MILITARY SPOKESMEN SAID "ghts (CONTINUEP FROM aGO's TO AID THE INTENSE SCIENTIFIC EFFORT THE PILOTS ~LSD STRUCK A TRANSPORTATION CENT R. PAGE ONE) ER NE~R HAIPHONG THEV SAID REMINDED OF A PRESIDENTIAL COMMISSION'S TO DEVELOP A RADIATION WARNING SYSTEM FOR I AT HUE, THE FORMER IMPERIAL CAPITAL 400 FINDINGS THAT "..,.HITE RACISM" CAUSES RIOTS, ApOLLO ASTRONAUTS. MILES NORTH OF SAIGON, LOCAL GOVERNMENT OF- THE NORMALLY-TALKATIVE SENATE IMPOSED CLOT­ aGO 5 LEn EARTH AT 8:06 AM ON THE SPACE FICI~LS SAID THEV HAVE F"OUND THE BODIES OF URE TODAY BY A 65-32 VOTE, PRECISELY THE AGENCY'S LAST ATLAs-AGENA ROCI(ET. IT CLIMB~ 95 VIETNAMESE MALE CIVILIANS EXECUTED BY THE R~OUIRED TWO-THIRDS MA40RITY OF THE 97 MEM­ ED INTO THE CLOUDLESS SKY WITH AGONIZING I'VIET CONGo THEY SAID THE GUERRILLAS KILLED BERS PRESENT ANO VOTING. SLOWNESS BECAUSE ITS THREE FIERY BOOSTER THE 95 DURING LAST MONTH'S URBAN INVASION IT WAS ONLY THE EIGHTH SUCH VOTE IN AMER­ ENGINES WERE LifTING A HEAVIER FUEL LOAD i DRIVE, AfTER THE CIVILIANS REFUSED TO TAKE ICAN HISTORY ANO ENDED SIX WEEKS OF UNLIMIT­ THAN USUAL.. ,'UP ,IIRMS AaA INST THE AMERICANS. ED DEBATE". [ARLY REPORTS INDICATED THE ,20-FOOT SPACE THREE PREVIOUS ATTEMPTS IN THE pAST TWO MACHINE PERF"ORMEO PERFECTLY. IT HEADED (CONTINUED FROM WEEKS HAD NAR~OWLY ~AILEO. FIRST TOWARD A LOW ORBiT AROUND EARTH AND I Peace PAGE ONt) EACH OF THE 100 SENATORS IS NOW LIMITEO THEN ITS FINAL. ONE, 92,000 MILES HIGH. SPONSORS WERE REPS JONATHAN BINGHAM, N.Y, TO A MAXIMUM ONE HOUR'S SPEAKING TIME AFTER THE SHOT FOLLOWED BY TWO DAYS THE LAUNCH JOHN BLATNIK, MINN., EDWARD BOLAND, MASS J WHICH A VOTE WILL BE TAKEN. OF" A MYSTERIOUS RUSSIAN SPACECRAFT NAMED LEONARD FARBSTEIN, N.Y., ANDREW JACOBS, IND BUT THE BILL STILL FACED AN UPHILL fiGHT ZOND 4. THE SOVIET NEWS AGENCY TASS, SAID JOSEPH KARTH, MINN , RO~ERT KASTENMEIER, -- BOTH I N THE SENATE AND I N A HOUSE OF REP­ ONLY THAT IT WAS DESIGNED TO STUDY THE OUT­ WIS., ROBERT LEGGETT, CALIF.} JOHN Moss, ReseNTATIVES WHICH IS CONSIDERABLv MORE CON­ LYING REGIONS OF NEAR-EARTH SPACE -- A MIS" CALIF., THOMAS O'NEILL, MASS, RICHARD SERVATIVE THAN THE CH,IIMBER WHICH APPROVED SION WHICH COULD BE SIMILAR TO THAT OF OGO. OTTINGER, N.Y., THOMAS REES, CALIF., HENRY OPEN HOUSING LEGISLATION IN 1966. REUSS, WIS , JAMES SCHEUER, N.Y., HERBERT Be~oRE THE VOTE, THE SENATE WAS REMINDED Pueblo (CONTINUED FROM TENZER, N~ANO 5 JONn YATES, ILL OF THE FINDINGS OF PRESLOENT JOHNSON'S AO­ PAGE ONE) VISORY COMMISSION ON CIVIL DISOROERS BLAM­ WHO ANALYlED THE SIGNAT~RES ON THE LETTER (CONTINUED FROM ING "WHITE RACISM" FOR RIOTS ANO WARNING ARE REPORTED TO BELIEyE THAT AT LEAST SOME Bikini' PAGE ONE) TH,IIT THE NATION WAS BEING SPLIT INTO TWO OF THEM WER,E FORGED, INCLUDING THAT OF THE DON'T WANT TO STAY ON KILLI AND THEY GIVE SEPARATE SOCIETIES, "ONE WHITE, ONE BLACK SKIPPER, CMDR. LLOYD M. BUCHER. MANY CONVINCING ARGUMENTS" -- SEPARATE ANP UNEOUAL." MCCLOSKEY SAID THE LETTER WAS HANDED OVER JENKINS SAID WILLIAM NORWOOD, U.S. HIGH JOSEPH RAUH, A LONGT I ME LEAPER OF THE AT A PRIVATE MEETING ON THE SUB4ECT OF THE COMMISSIONER FOR THE PACIFIC TRUST TERRI­ LIBERAL AMERICANS FOR DEMOCRATIC ACTION, PUEBLO TORY, ADVISED THE CHIEF MAGISTRATE OF KILLI WAS WILLING TO TALK FOR THE ~ECORO -- BUT THE LETTER WAS DATED FEB. 29 AND WAS IN SEPTEMBER, 1966, THAT "ATOMIC ENERGY ONlv IN GENERALlilES ~- OF THE PRESSURES BROADCAST TODAY OVER NORTH KO~EAN RADIO. COMMrSSION SCIENTISTS HAVE DECIDED THAT WHICH PRODUCED THE VOTE. IT APP'EARED LIKELY THAT THE LETTER WOULD BHUNI IS NOW' READY rOR HUMAN HABITATION." "IT WAS A COMBINATION or ADMINIST~,t,TION BE STUDIED CAREFULLv BEFO~E THERE IS ANY O~ RECENTLY, HO~EVER JEN~INS SAID, SEN, fRAN PRESSURE" ON SOME PEOPLE AND CERTAIN CONCE~ FICIAl RESPONSE. THE ADMINIST~ATION HAS E Moss (DEM.-UTAH), SAID DURING A VISIT TO S IONS ON AMENOMENTS J" R,tUH S,t, 10. MADE IT CLEAR IN THE pAST THAT IT WOULD PRO­ THE MARSHAL.L ISLANDS THAT THE KILLI INHABI­ "AND IT WAS THE FIRST DIVIOEND ON THE RE­ CEED CA~EFULLV ON SUCH MATTERS IN ORDER NOT TANTS'COUlD RETURN "A5 saON AS.~IT fS a..EAR­ PORT OF THE PRESIDENT'S ANTIRIOT COMMISSION. TO JEOPAIilDIZE THE SAFETY OF THE CREW. (0 OF ItAOIOAC'['jVITY." BUT IF wE HADN'T GOTTEN IT TODAY) WE WOULD WHEN ASKED WHETHER HE THOUGHT DELIVERY OF "OBVIOUSLY," JENKINS "'ROTE, "THESE CONTRA­ HAYE GOTTEN IT TOMORROW. THE TIME HAD COME THE LETTER WAS A PRELUOE TO SOME OTHER MOVE DICTORY STATEMENTS CAN ONLY ADD TENSION AND -~ IT wAS THE DYNAMICS Of THE SITUATION." BY THE NORTH KOREANS, MCCLOSKEY SAID HE SUSPICION TO THE SITU,IITION. I BELIEVE THAT LEGISLATIVE LOBBYIST MIKE MANATOS, THE WOULD BE "RELUCTANT TO CHARACTERIZE IT -ONE A CLEAR, STRAIGHTFORWARD STATEMENT SHOULD MAN WHO REPRESENTS THE MAN IN THE WHITE WAY OR ANOTHER. 11 BE MADE. THOSE WHO ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR THE HOUSE. WAS ALL SMILES A~TE~ THE VOTE. HE ASKED WHETHER THERE MIGHT BE A REPLY, Mc­ DECISION SHOULD TAKE A fl~M STEP TOWARD 'WAS ASKED HOW THE viCTORY WAS WON. CLOSKEY SAID HE WOULD LEAVE OPEN THE POSSIS GETTING THESE ,.EOP1.E BACK TO THEIR LAND." I "THAT," HE SAID WITH A BROAD GRIN, "WOULD atL lTv. JENKtNS POINTro OUT THAT THERE IS NO LA- ,8E TELLING SECRETS." Two WEEKS AGO, U.s. tlrrlclALS 5AI0 TH[ GOO" AT KILLI, A 'ACT OE"PRLVI"G THE BIKI"" ON TH( CRUCIAL VOTE, 41 DENOCRUS AND 24 PANMUMJOM TALKS WERE BEGINNING TO !lCOME TO NIANS OF THEIR LIVIHG FROM FISHING. TN[I" REPUBL.ICANS VOTED TO END DEBATE AND 20 OE~ GRIPS" WITH THE ISSUES. ASSISTANT StCRETAJitY ~AJO" PROOUCT NOW IS STRAW BAGS, HE SAID. OCRATS AND 12 REPUBLICANS YOrED'AGAINST OF STATE WILLIAM BUNDY SAID £IQ"T DAYS AGO A TOTAL OF 167 PERSONS W(AE MOVED FROM ~H£ GAG RULE, NOT IMPOSED SINCE 1965. THERE HAD BtEN IIMODEST" PROGRESS. BIKINI IN 1946. LAT£ST U.N. STATISTICS THE 81LL PROTECTS NEG"OES AND CIVIL RIGHTS BUT ADMINISTRATION OFF'ICIALS REMAIN RE­ PUT THE POPULATION or KILLI AT 278 PERSONS. ,WORKERS AQAINST_ VIOLENCE AND IANS ItACIAL ~UCTANT TO USE THE WO~ ~P"OGRtSSn IN CON­ THlY Vt.U,.'NO'flO P'1ItOM.BI.MINPtt:O'E:s.a4tr£TTIU ;DISCItIMINATION IN THE SALE OR "ENTAL OF NECTION WTTH THE TALKS AS LONG A$ TH[ MEN [II"rECTS 0,. THE AUIAL ATOMIC EXPLOSION AN,O ) ABOUT 44.6 MILLION 0" THE 65 MILLION HOUIING ARC STILL HtLO CAPTIVE. It[SETTLED ON TWO OTHER~I'LANDS IE"~ aOING UNITS IN AMERICA. THE IILL [xnu-n SINGL~ ,A LETTEIt SAID THE SHIP INTRUO[D INTO ( TO KILLI. rAMILY ~WN£R-OCCUPIED HO~[I 'RIVATELY SOLD NoRTH KO"'A" WATIRS WITHIN THE 12 MILE LIMit ,. " 44LJJI",'''' lilY Kn_(". PAGE 10 HOURGLASS MONDAY, MARCH 4. 1968

Bomb Threat Grounds Jet 4" SUNDAY & MONDAY .. MARCH 3Ro &. FM Schedule MI~MI (UPI)--A BAHAMAS AIRWAYS PROP,JET LISZT .. "LES PRELUDES" - 17:00 PHILHARMONIA ORCHESTRA CONDUCTED BY HERBERT VON KARA- WITH 40 PERSONS ~BOARO RETURNED TO MIAMI JAN INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT MINUTES AFTER TAKE­ BERLIOZ _ SYMPHONIE FANTASTIQUE, OP. 14 - 57 00 I. Lur.n - AUEGIH'I j."'TATO f: AP­ OFF TODAY WHEN AUTHORITIES WERE WARNED ..I. PASS IONATO ASSA I; 2. ALLEGRO NON TROPPO, 1. AOAG 10: q. 4t I f'" - ...... TO NON BQMB MIGHT BE ABOARD. TROPPO~ 5. LARGHETTO - ALLEGRO ASSAI .. ALLEGRO. UTTO KLEMPERER CONDUCTS BUT AFTER EXAMINATION O. THE PLANE AND THE PHILHARMONIA ORCHESTRA. ABOUT 85 PIECES OF LUGGAGE, THE METRO BOMB FAMOUS OPERA DUETS _ 39.00 DUILTS fROM 'THE PEARL FISHERS , MADAM BUTTERfLY, DON SQUAD SAID NO EXPLOSIVES WERE rOUND AND THE FIOVANNI, LA TRAVIATA, ANDREA CHENIER, LA BOHEME, THE BARBER Of SEVILLE, PLANE WAS "SECURE". IL TROVATORE. SINGERS INCLUDE CALLAS, CORELLI, DEL MONTE, GEODA, GOBBI, MARTIN HAMSEN, FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINIS­ DE Los ANGELES, STELLA WATCHER, SERENI. BARBIERI AND OTHERS TRATION TOWER CHIEF, SAID THE fOUR-ENGINE GRIEG _ PEER GYNT SUITE No. I. - 2000 I. MORNING, 2. ASE'S DEATH, 3. ANITRA'S PLANE LANOED NINE MINUTES AfTER IT TOOK DANCE; 4. SOLV£IG'S SONG, 5 IN THE HALL Of THE MOUNTAIN KING THE CLEVE­ OfF, AND THE PASSENGERS AND CREW SCURRIED LAND ORCHESTRA CONDUCTED BY GEORGE SZELL TO THE GROUND SCHt..MANN .. PAPILLIONS, OP. 2 - 1500 SVATISLAV RICHTER, PIANO. PASSENGERS ASSISTED IN THE SEARCH Of DEBUSSY _ IMAGES - 3400 I. GIGUES, 2 IBERIA - A. PAR LtS RUES ET PAR LES CHEMIS. THEIR LUGGAGE B. LES PARfUMS DE LA NUIT. C. LE MATIN D'UN ,JOUR DE fETE. 3. RONDES DE POLICE SGT. EDDIE HAMMOND SAID AN UNIDENT­ PRINTEMPS L'ORCHESTRE DE LA SI'ISSE ROMANDE CONDUSTOR ERNEST ANSERMET I'IED MAN CALLED THE SHERifF'S OFFICE TO TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY - MARCH 5TH &. 6TH REPORT THAT "HE HE,IRD ,I CUBAN MALE AND AN ROMANTIC MLGIC OF RAC_NINOFF - 24 00 PETER KNIGHT SINGERS AND ORCHESTRA, JOHN AMERICAN MALE IN THE LOBBY OF THE AIRPORT TALKING AND IN THE COURSE Of THE CONVERS,I­ 31.00 GREEN, GREEN, TODAY, A LITTLE BIT TION, ONE Of THEM SAID THERE WAS A BOMB Of HAPPINESS, EVERYBODY LOVES SATURDAY NIGHT, WE'LL SING IN THE SUNSHINE, ON THE BAHAMAS FLIGHT." THE DRINKING GOURD, CHIM CHIM CHER'EE, DOWNTOWN, COTTON FIELDS, IDA REO, THE PLANE, fLIGHT 304, TOOK OFf FROM THE MIGHTY MISSISSIPPI. AIRPORT AT 8:34 AM EN ROUTE TO FREEPORT DR. ZHIVAGO • THE ORIGINAL SOUND TRACK ALBUM MUSIC COMPOSED AND CONDUCTED BY IT WAS ABOUT 12 MILES OUT WHEN HAMSEN ORDER­ MAUR I CE JARRE. ED IT TO RETURN IT LANDED AT MIAMI ,IT 8:43 THE INTIMATE MI$CHRISTY _ JUNE CHRISTY - 36 00. SPRING IS HERE, FLY ME TO THE ~M AND HAMMOND SAID "IT's TURNED OUT TO BE A ROUTINE THREAT SO fAR " ~~~~~I~,F~~LN~:E;O~~T~~~DE~~I~~~D:I~~U~~:E~E!~;~' ~~!T~~R~U!D;~~YY~~~SDON'T SPRING; I GET ALONG WITHOUT You VERY WELL, EV'RY TIME. Oil Inundates PR Beaches MUSIC OF LEROY ANDERSON - 1700 ROYAL PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA CONDUCTED BY GILBERT SAN JUAN, P R (UPI )--MILLIONS OF GALLONS VINTER. fiDDLE-FADDLE, SERENATA, SLEIGH RIDE, JAZZ PIZZICATO, BLUE TANGO, OF OIL OOZING FROM THE SHATTERED TANKER BELLE Of THE BALL OCEAN EAGLE TODAY fORCED CLOSURE OF THE ROMANTIC ACCORDION - CHARLES ~GNANTE - 36 00 ONE NOTE SAMBA, ALWAYS IN ~y HEART, BEACHES OF SEVERAL PLUSH HOTELS ALONG SAN SERENATA, ANDALUCIA, GIRL fROM IPANEMA, BRAZIL, MEDITACO, ROMANTIC ACCORD­ JUAN'S GOLD COAST PRESIDENT JOHNSON, EN~ ION, AMOR, 0 BARQUINHO, GRANADA, PATRICIA. ING A WEEKEND VISIT HERE, DRDERtO ALL fEDER­ THURSDAY & FRIDAY - MARCH 7TH & 8TH AL A 10 POSSIBLE DUKE ELLINGTON SUITE - KEN THORNE AND HIS ORCHESTRA - 20 00 AT LEAST FOUR HOTELS CLOSEST TO THE SHIP­ STRANGERS IN THE NIGHT - FRANK SINATRA - 28 00 STRANGERS IN THE NIGHT, SUMMER WIND, WRECKED TANKER WARNED GUESTS TO STAY OFF ALL OR NOTHING AT ALL, CALL ME, YOU'RE DRIVING ME, CRAZY, ON A CLEAR DAY, THE BEACHES AS A GIANT OIL SLICK BEGAN WASH' My BABY JUST CARES fOR ME, DOWNTOWN, YES, SIR, THAT'S My BABY, THE MOST ING tSHORE AT HOTELS RANGING FROM A MILE BEAUTifUL GIRL IN THE WORLD. AND A HALF TO TWO MILES FROM WHERE THE SERGIO MENDES & BRASIL'66 - 27 00 - SUNG IN ENGLISH AND PORTUGUESE. MAIS QUE NADA, 579-FOOT TANKER BROKE IN TWO. ONE NOTE SAMBA; THE JOKER, GOINr OuT OF My HEAD, TIM DOM DOM, DAYTRIPPER, PUBLIC AND PRIVATE AGENCIES MET UNDER AQUADE BEBER, SLOW HOT WINO, 0 PATO, PERIMBAU. AUSPICES Of THE U.S. COAST GUARD TO FIGHT ELLA SINGS RODGERS & HART SONG BOOK - VOL. 2 - ELLA FITZGERALD - 4300 - GIVE IT THE SPREADING MENACE PRESENT WERE FEDERAL BACK TO THE INDIANS, TEN CENTS A DANCE, THERE'S A SMALL HOTEL, I DIDN'T KNOW AND PRIVATE POLLUTION CONTROL EXPERTS JOHN­ WHAT TIME IT WAS, I COULD WRITE A BOOK, My FUNNY VALENTINE, BEWITCHED, My SON HAD FLOWN IN FROM THE U.S. MAINLAND, ROMANCE, WAIT 'TIL You SEE HER, LOVER, ISN'T IT ROMANTIC; BLUE MOON AND FEDERAL AND ISLAND GOVERNMENT OFfiCIALS. THINK YOUNG - CAMARATA & HIS ORCHESTRA FEATURING TUTTI'S TROMBONES - 34.00 -IT'S I------J----======---.::::.:.::.:.:...... :------...... :.:.:.....: ...... -, NOT UN US UA L, f OR YOUR LOVE, I'LL N( VE R FIND ANOTHER You, A TICKET To RIDE, ALL DAY AND ALL Of THE NIGHT, SATISfACTION, SUNSHINE, LOLLIPOPS AND RAINBOWS, LITTLE THINGS, GOIN' OUT OF MY HEAD, CAST YOUR FATE TO THE WINDS, TIRED Of WAITING, FERRY 'CROSS THE MERSEY' WHAT'S NEW, PUSSYCAT BIRDLAND - CHARLIE BYRD HIGH FLYING WITH THE TRIO, QUARTET AND QUINTET - 33 00 MEDI TATION, GIRL, SAMBA DE ORPHeUS I'LL BE AROUND. WORK SONG. BLUES fOR CHINA. ARABES QUE, THEME fROM MR ... LUCKY, IT's SO PEACE­ fUL IN THE COUNTRY. MANHA DE CARNAVAL, To­ MORROW BELONGS TO ME.

Gold Sales Up

PARIS (UPI) --HEAVY BUYING RESUMED ON THE PARIS aULLION MARKET TODAY, ON THE EVE Of RESUMPTION Of THE DRAWN-OUT MONETARY QUARREL BETWEEN fRANCE AND THE UNITED STATES SOME 2 5 TONS OF GOLD WORTH A TOTAL OF 16.8 MILLION fRANCS ($3.3 MILLION) -- wERE TRADED -- ONLY A ~RACTION BELOW FRIDAY'S FIGURE. THE 2.2 POUND (I-KILO) INGOT SOLO fOR fIVE fRANCS ($1) MORE THAN FRIDAY AND THE FORECAST WAS ~FOR CONTINUED PRESSURE ON THE RESERVE CURRENCIES. THE DOLLAR EASED fROM 4,9215 TO 4 9100 AND THE POUND, AT ITS POST-DEVALuATION LOW IN LONDON, fELL fROM 11.8210 TO 11.8020. GOLD MINES WHICH STA~TED STRONG ON THE BOURSE GENERALLY WOUND UP LOWER AT THE CLOSE .OLLOWING WIDESPREAD PRO~IT-TAKING. BoURSE QUARTERS EXPECTED THE PRESSURE ON GOLD TO CONTINUE BECAUSE THE LONG-SfMMERING MEN • • NOW IS THE TIME TO BE GOOD TO YOUR FEET!!! fEUD BETWEEN FRANCE AND THE UNITED STATES OvER THE ROLE O~ THE DOLLAR AND GOLD AS We have BATES FLOATERS renowned for their comfort, RESERVE VALUES WAS LIKELY TO BE REKINDLED feather weight and durability. Your choice of these AT THE FLURRY Of MONETARY MEETINGS OPENING styles for a low • $9.90 HERE TOMORRO'W. In addition we're proud to announce the PRES 10ENT JOHNSON '5.... "'ROGRAM Of CUTBACKS addition of DESIGN(D TO REESTABLIS"f1 THE BALANCE OF an all NEW LINE of WEYENBERG QUALITY SROES • Eight PAYMENTS EQUILIBRIUM WILL F'~~ST COME UNDER styles to choose from in Spruce greenJ Brown and Black. From $11.75 up I THE SCRuTINY or THE ECONOMIC FoLICY COM­ MITTEE Of THE ORGANI~ATION eOR EXONOMIC Now at our Men's Shoe Department COOPERATION AND DEVELOPMENT (OECD) TOMOR­ ROW AND WEDNESDAY. INTERNATIONAL MONETARY PROBLEMS INCLUDIN­ THE NEW BRITISH BUDGET WILL ALSO BE EXAMINE -aT" :eo-- WURlfll.I G PAR T Y. p~C[ II " HOURGLASS 'with Sqt Mike " MADAM~ SUZETTE MME SUZETTE s,.:>.Y5 MY GOOBINA 15 A WOIJLD TELL Tj.iE NIGI-IT f.lATURAL. BALLERINA WATCI1MAN'S FATHER ~E'S 50 MUG'" MORE !-IE WAS FRED ASTAIRe ADVANCED TI-IAN T~ e IF IT GOT j.ieR A Oil-lEI2.. C\ ..!\LDI2.,EN we MAY TAKE "'lOR TO PARIS TO STU[7(

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MARINA 1200-1900 1200-1900 1200-1900 1200-1900 1200-1900 0730-1900 0730-1900 LATTER DAY SAINTS SERVIC[S ARE HELD IN TH[ tiNE ARTS HOBBY _CERAM I CS 1230- 1730 1230-1730 1230-1730 125;0-1730 12 30-1730 1230-1730 BUILDING PRIESTHOOD ~IEETINO IS ~T SHOP 1830-21 3° 183°-2130 1830-2130 It--.,O-?IJO 18:;'0-213° 1(l.30-2IJO 8 30 AM SUNDAY SCHOOL AND S_CR"'~ENT H[[TING IS AT 9 30 AM LIBRARY 0900-2200 0900-2200 0900-2200 0900-2200 1300-2000 EPISCOPAL SERVICES SPECIAL SERVICES 0830- 1730 0830- 1730 08Jo-17 JO 1730 1730 0830-173° 0830-1130 EVENING PRAYE~ AND SERMON IS HELD EVERY GEAR LOCKER 1200-14)0 SUNDAY EVENING IN THE CHAP[L BEGINNING AT 6 PM EVERYONE IS CORDIALLY INVITED PHOTO LAB 1800-2100 1800-2100 1&'m-2100 IBoo-2100 1200-1,00 120D-19OC TO ATTEND THESE SERVICES

TENN IS COURTS 0630-2330 06JO-23)0 06)0-2330 0630-2330 0630-2350 o630-233C EVANGELISTIC HOUR SERVICES WILL BE HELD AT 7 PM SUNDAY OOlF SHACK 163°-1930 16~O-1930 1630-1930 1630-1930 163°-193° 0730-1930 0730-193C IN THE CHAPEL [MON BEACH LIFE 1530- 1830 1530- 1830 1530- 1830 153°-183° 0930-1830 °930-183C CATHOLIC GUARD ON DUTY 7 AM AND 9 15 A~ IN THE M[MORIAL CHAP­ EL AND AT 1120 ON ROl NAMUR DAILY TRAP RANGE 13OO-15OC MAss AT 4 45 PM IN THE 8LESSEO SACRA­ MENT CHAPEL MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY PISTOL RANG[ 1700-1800 CONFESSIONS BEFORE WEEKOAY MASSES ANt SATURDAY FROM 4 TO 4 45 PM AND FROM 7 30 TO 8 30 PM * n.xl CHRISTIAN SCIENCE PERSONS INTER£STEO IN HEETING fOA SUN­ VIKING QUEEN OA Y SERV I CES SHOULD CALL 82729 RI CHARDSON SEVEN DAMN RIDE THE ENTER RIOT ON 7 )0 GRAND THEATER THI EVES YANKEES HIGH COUNTRY LAUGH I NG SUNSET STRI POT _LUCK PRIX PROTESTANT WORSHIP SERVICES IIIILL BE HELD AT 8 10 AND II AM AT THE ISLAND MEMORIAL CHAPEL. REV OR R C SMITH IIIllL LEAD THE SER­ OCE"N V1[10.' SECRET RIOT ON SEVEN RIDE THE VJKJNG DA.'-1N ENTER or VICES "'NO REV RON SURELS WILL PREACH THEATER MY SUCCESS SUNSET STRlf THI EVES HIGH COUNTRY QUEEN YANKEES LAUGHING THE SERMON ENTITLED "THE MAN WHO LOOKED 1 I I IN FOUR DIRECTIONS" BASED ON , KINGS ) 3-15 A NURS£RY IS PROVIOEO IN THE ISLAND YOKWE YUK QAMN RIDE THE RIOT ON VIKING SECRET OF ENTER SEVEN DAY NURSERY FOR THE SUNDAY SCHOOL AND T>-1EATER YANKEES HI GH COUNTRY SUNSET STRIP QUEEN MY SUCCESS LAUGHING THI EVES 11 AM SERVICE-- 9 15 TO 12 45 ------r_~~--_+--~~--_t~&~~--t_~~----r_~~.~--~~3 10 SUNDAY SCHOOL CLASS£S FOR ALL AGES AR_ HELD AT THE G£(;ftGE SEI12 SCHOOL AT 9 40 AM ADULTS ARE PRESENT TO ASSIST NElli .. IVEY HAll NOMQVIE SUDDENLY VIKING RIOT ON ENTER GRAi¥) DAMN COM£RS IN FINDING. THEIR ClA5SROOM SUN THEATER S(HO~ PLA'r PRIX DAY SCHOOL ON ROI NAHUR IS AT 9 AM IN THE COMMUNITY BUILDING THE WORSHIP SERVICE ON ROl NAMUR WILL BE HELD AT 7 PM IN THE COMMUNITY BUILD­ TRtJOE '.. I NOS SEVEN VIKING ING AND IIIILl a£ LEO BY CHAPLAIN SMITH TH::tTER

THE VIKING rUEEN - I "'1 N HISTORICAL DRAMA COLOR IME DRAMA - B & W EARLY BRITAIN UNDER ROMJI'-I DOMINATION HlT­ UNO£R THE CLATTER Of MONTE CARLO'S IS HIE SETTING. rOR THIS ENGLISH f>SfUOO­ MUS- FABULOUS G.AMES OF CHANCE, ONE Of TH£ C(M.1UNION SUNDAY HISTORICAL MELODRAMA STRANGEST ASSORTMENTS OF THIEfES EV­ THE SACRAMENT OF HOLY COMMUNION WilL ROMAN GOVERNOR WHO SYMPATHI~ES WITH THE HILARIOUS ER TO ReACH TH£ SCREEN EXECUTES A BE CELEBRATED AT BOTH PROTESTANT SER­ DEFEATED PEOPLE AND FAllS IN LOVE WITH AND FESTIVE SONGS LAMPOON THE II,G S"'FE-CRACKING AT THE FIIM£D RIVI vrCES TOMORROW RE~ RON SURELS WILL CARITA, THE NEW QUEEN A PLANNED ROYAL SPORT or BASEB"'LL AS THE THIN CASINO THE BOLO THIEVES ARE HEADED 1";1"'" PREACH MARRIAG£ IS THWARTED BY AI; UPRISI>!t OR­ fUN "'T TWO MAJOR LEAGUE ElY [OIOARO G ROBINSON, AN AGING DIS­ KCW TO EBEVE TCf.lORRN GANIHD BY AMBITIOUS DRUID PRIESTS AND CREDITED SCIHITIST, WITH THE HELP OF TWENTY-FIVE HEMBERS or KWAJ_LEIN CATH~ A CORRUPT ROMAN OFFICIAL (REL -1967) LOIliLY "''''SIolINGTON SENATORS ROD STE I G(R, il TOUGH GAMBLER, AND OllC ;"'OMEN IIIILL GO TO [BEYE TOMOIIROIol JOAN COLLI>!S, A NIGHTCLUB DANCOI AFTERNOON TO VISIT THE CATHOLIC CJ.i,.,PEL RIOT ON SUNSET STRIP - 125,..11'1 A -103 MIN AT THOSE S I GN£D UP fOR THE TR I P SHOULD 91G CITY MELODRAMA COl0R SECRET Of MY SUCCESS -116 MIN AT BE AT THE BOAT DOCK BY 2 15 THERE IS NO RIOT AND V(RY II rTLE Of SCOTT, JOEL MCCRE'" COMEDY DRAMA COLOR FATHER JOHN Los ANGElES' SUNSET STRIP IN THIS lOIJ- AG.ING GUNMEN, DOIliN ON THEIR ENGLISH ACTOR JAMES BOOTH PLAYS A FATHER JOHN ENG£LCKE, CURATE OF ST 6UDG£T FIL,.. THAT STRESSES THE OVER-SIM_ UP AND ARt HIRED TO GUARD A LARGE BRITISH CONSTABLE WHO BELIEVES THAT PETER'S [PISCOI"AL CHURCH I HONOLULU, PLIFIED PROBLEMS Of TOOAY'S TE£NAGERS SHIPMENT F~OM A MINING CAMP IN IOOM£,.. (£SP£CIALLY If THEY ARE BEAlnl_ ARRIVES WEDNESDAY FOR A WEEK_LONG VIS­ ALOO RAY PLAYS AN UNDERSTANDING POLICE HIGH SIERRAS ONE or THEM, IOITH fULl ALWAYS TELL THE TRUTH HIS POL­ IT TO KIoIAJALEIN CHURCH OF TME ASCENS10~ OFFICER 1111010 TRI£S TO GAIN THE CONFIDENCE or A YOUNG ICE DUTIES GET HIM INVOLVED IN lHREE To MAKE AN APPOINTMENT IoIITH FATHER or THE YOUNG PEOPLE, BUT LOS[S HEAVY_HAND£D HUMOROUS EPISODES IOITH JOHN, OR TO MAKE ARRANOo[MENTS TO ENTER­ TROL IIIHEN "THRILL-SEEKING' PRETTY IIIOMEN -- STELLA STEVENS, HIM DURING HIS VISIT, CALL R~O HIS OIliN DAUGHTER IN TROU BLACKMII!4 "'1'10 SHIRLET JONES II'! AT 81372 DURING THE DAY DR r'.,no EVEN INGS In. N[W INQUIRY CLASS ,,-ce WHO CAME fOR­ , DURING SPIRITUAL EMPHASIS WEEK ENTER LAUGH I NG - 126 MIN ATC SERVICES HAVE FORHEO A NEW INQUIRY CLASS COM(OY COLOR TO DEVELOP THEIR RELIGIOUS KNOWLEOG£ AND R£NI SANTONI, JOS( FERRER, ELAiNE MAY, CHRISTIAN UND£RSTANDING THE GROUP WIL SHELLEY WINTERS, MICHAEL J POLLARD MEET Wt TH REV RON SURELS ArTER SCHOOL A YOUNG WOULD-B£ ACTOR'S FIRST BRUSH ON TUESDAYS WiTH THE THEATER 1'5 HUMOROUSLY PORTRAYED MARYKNOlL SISTERS IN THIS ENTERTAINING FILM VERSION OF SISTER MIRIAM DAVID AND SISTER DOLOR­ CARL REINER'S SEMI-AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL ES MARIE RETURN MONDAY FROM MAJURO, BROAOIolA., COMEDY THE TIME IS THE 19305, aE ON ISLAND UNTil TUESDAY'S AND REi'll SANTONI IS THE YOUNG. NEW YORKER HONOLULU FLIGHT WHO FEELS ME CAN BE ANOTHER RONALD AMERICA THE BEAUTIFUL MAN IF GIVEN THE OPPORTI,INITY vllTMOUT THE MEN'S CHAI"EL Fn.LOWSHIP MEETING PAR[NTS' KNOWLEDGE, HE APPLI[S rOR A JOB ON MONDAY, MARCH II. loll LL F[ATURE A IoIITH A SMALL ACTING COMPANY HEAD£O BY A SLIDE SHOW AND NARRATION ey DR R C HAMMY IMPRESSARID (JOSE tERRER) AND HIS SMITH, ENTITLEO "AMERICA THIE BEAUTifUL, OVERDRAMATIC DAUGHTER (ELAINE MAY), AND DESCRIBING TRIPS TO MANY OF THE U,S IS ASKED TO STEI" INTO THE HERD'S ROLE NATIONAL PARKS THE SECOND PART OF THL ALMOST OVERNIGHT THE YOUNG MAN'S LACK SHOW WILL B£ ACCOMPANIED BY A WALT DIS­ OF EXPERIENCE IS NEARLY MATCHED BY HIS NEY RECORD, "SONGS OF THE NATlONAL PARK,.,' LACK OF DRAMATIC TALENT AND THIS COMBIN­ WITH STAN JONES AND THE RANGER CHORUS ' ATION, ALONG WITH THE DI;rICULTIES HE THE FELLOWSHIP MEETING "WILL BIE IIELD III HAS WITH HIS PARENTS WHEN THEY FINO OUT AND MRS FAULKENHAM'S QUARTERS, THEIR 50ft WANTS TO fiE AN ACTOR, HAKES A 517, AT 7.30 PM ON THE 11TH VERY AMUSING rlLM T_[AT DR. JACKS-ootS VIEW or KWAJALEIN (RELEASED - OCTOIIER, 1967) DR E MARVIN JACKSON, PASTOR OF THE FIR~T BAPTIST C~URCH OF C~IHO, CAL, TH[ 'I~ST MOVINO pICTUR[ ACTO~ AltO 'ON WHO CONDUCTED SPECIAL S[RYICIES NIGHTLY TO ~tCIEIV[ "OsCARS" W[IiI[ WALTIER HUSTON AI LAST WEEK, LEFT FOR THE ~'UNLAND THIS TH[ IIEIT 'UI'JlORTtNQ ACTO_, ""0 Hili SON, MORNING, IMPRESSED BY ~WAJALEIN'S CLI~~ JOHN HUlTON, AS T~[ S['T OIR[CTOR, FOR : AND THE FRIENOLINtSI AND HOSPITALITY '7H[ TIItEAtta[ or StEIt~A MADRE," THt'lLM ITS PIEOPLIE. ALSO VEO THE 8EST tCItEER PlA~ AWARD ~~~~~!!!!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;\::~T::':~O:i':i':~'i:~':1E~~P:RAISIEOOF THOS£ TME ATATTENDANCE MIS SERYlelES, AND REPORTED THAT ME FELT MIERE , RICH4ROSOH - EYERYOH~ I' WELCOME TQ ATTEND QvU.LE FEATURE ON SA7U.~AY~ N1'NT,. APATMY AND IHDIF'ERENCE TO YQIrj( Y" - YOKWl YUK MlMUR. ONL1'. CAItO CNtCK PIERJGDICAI.LY. PRt-SCHOOl. 011 teH'.L-AIU CMILtlR£H 1'11\"1 HOT JoIl'UND. loiS or CHIIIIST,'" AND TME MUD '011 lYEy""u. .. DlplHDlNTI ONLY .... 'U.U. 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