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VOL. 7 NO. 3152 KWAJALE I N, MARSHALL ISLANDS WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1966 HONOLULU (UPI)--Gov. JOHN A. BURNS TODAY WON RE-ELECTION TO CAP A DEMOCRATIC SWEEP OF THE THREE STATEWIDE CONTESTS IN HAWAII. GOP SCORES MAJOR VICTORIES BURNS HELD OFF A STRONG CHALLENGE BY RE EXCEEDING ALL EXPECTATIONS · PUBLICAN RALPH A. CROSSLEY AS B5 PERCENT OF HAwAII'S REGISTERED VOTERS TURNED OUT AT THREATENING GREAT SOCIE ty" THE POLLS. WASHINGTON (UPI)--REPUBLtCANS VIEWED THEIR IMPRESSIVE ELECTION GAINS TODAY AS A CHECK- WITH COMPLETE RETURNS rROM 212 PRECINCTS REIN ON PRESIDENT JOHNSON'S GREAT SOCIETY PROGRAM AND A STRENGTHENING OF THEIR STATEHOUSE AND PARTIAL RETURNS rROM THE REMAINING 34 POWER BASE FOR THE 1968 PRESIDENTIAL CONTEST. PRECINCTS, BURNS HAD 106,886 VOTES TO 102,- THE REPUBLICAN PARTY CAME ON STRONGER IN YESTERDAY'S MIDTERM ELECTIONS THAN liTHER PARTY 614 VOTES FOR CROSSLEY. HAD EXPECTED. NARROWING DEMOCRATIC CONTROL, THE REPUBLICANS SCORED AN INDICATED NET GAIN REPS. PATSY MINK AND SPARK MATSUNAGA, BOTH OF 47 HOUSE SEATS, THREE SENATE SEATS AND AT LEAST SEVEN GOVERNORSHIPS. THE HOUSE BOOST DEMOCRATS, WON BY 2-1 MARGINS OVER THEIR RE- COMPARED WITH AN AVERAGE GAIN OF 36 SEATS FOR THE PARTY OUT OF POWER OVER THE LAST 54 YEARS. PUBLICAN OPPONENTS, J. KEAH,Q, AND J. CARROLL. REPUBLICAN LEADER GERALD R. FORD SAID THE HOUSE WILL BE "MORE DEl.IBERATIVE" AND INDEPEN DENT IN THE 90TH CoNGRESS. THAT WAS, IF NEWEST CONG DESPERATION TRY ANYTHING, AN UNDERSTATEMENT. THE 40DED RE pUBLICAN HOUSE SEATS SHOULD FUEL UP THE RE ENDED IN ANOTHER SLAUGHTER PUBLICAN-CONSERVATIVE DEMOCRATIC COAllTJON - DAU TI(NG, SOUTH VIET NAM (UPI)--TH( U.S. FIRST INFANTRY DIVISION TONIGHT CLAIMED A JOHNSON'S CHIEF BARRIER ON CAPITOL HILL. MAJOR VICTORY OV(R THE NINTH VIET CONG DIVISION. SENATE REPUBLICAN LEADER EVERETT M. DIRK~ MAJOR GEN. WII.LIAM E. D(PUY, COMMANDER OF THE "BIG REO ONE," SAID HIS MEN HAVE KILLED SEN SAID THE PRESIDENT WOULD HAVE TO REEXAM 670 OF THE E~EMY IN F'IERCE fiGHTING IN WAR ZONE C, ASOUT 65 MILES NORTHWEST OF' SAIGON. IN£ HIS GREAT SOCIETY GOALS AND THAT THE RE TH( G~NERAL SAID HIS CASUALTIES HAVE BEEN LIGHT SINCE THE FIRST DIVISION STEPPED INTO PUBLICAN GAINS HAD PUT !lNEW LIFt INTO THE THE FIGHT SATURDAY TO AID THE 196TH LIG~T INFANTRY BRIGADE AN~ ELEMENTS OF THE 25TH IN TWO-PARTY SYSTEM. II FANTRY 01 VIS ION. THE PRESIDENT APPEARED TO ACCtPT THE OUT H~ SAID THOSE TWO UNITS KILLED 177 OF THE ENEMY, BRINGING THE TOTAL VIET CONG DEAD TO COME PHILOSOPHICALLY. ACTING WHITE HoUSE R65. SECRETARY GEORGE CHRISTIAN SAID IN TEXAS, THE SEARCH AND DESTROY OPERATION WAS CALLED ATTLEBORO UNTIL THE BIG RED ONE ASSUMED WHERE JOHNSON RECEIVED THE RETURNS OPERATIONAL CONTROL AND NOW IS CALLED OPER- '~E OBVIOUSLY WISHES THAT EVERy MAN THAT ATtC; BATTLECRE£K. ELECTION RESOLUTIONS HE WANTED ELECTED HAD BEEN ELECTED, BUT ON ! THE TURNING POINT CAME YESTERDAY. IT THE OTHER HAND) THE SENATE DEMOCRATIC MAJOR 1,0.,5 ELECTION DAY IN THE STATES, BUT THE MEN HAVE BROAD EFFECTS ITY WILL BE IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD OF 64 TO 36, :F BRAVO COMPANY Of THE FIRST BATTALION OF WASHINGTON (UPI)--VOTERS MADE FAR~REACH- WHICH IS A PRETTY GOOD MAJORITY IN ANYONE'S THE 18TH INFANTRY, MANY OF WHOM ARE TOO ING DECISIONS ELECTION OAY ON TAXES, STATE ESTIMATE, AND THE HOUSE MAJORITY WILL BE IN IYOUNG TO VOTE, WERE IN A FIGHT FOR THEIR CONSTITUTIONS, LOTTERIES, DRINKING, AND THE NEIGHBORHOOD OF' 250 TO 185." LIVES. OBSCENITY. THEY ALSO APPARENTLY DOOMED ALL THE TALKED-ABOUT POTENTIAL REPUBLICAN THE COMMUNISTS, AS THEY HAVE THROUGHOUT FIVE MEN IN CoLORADO. PRESIDENTIAL STARS OR KING-MAKERS F'OR 1968 THE OPERATION, BROUGHT YESTERDAY'S SLAUGHTER THE GRIM NEWS F'OR THE FIVE MEN ON DEATH WERE PUSHED AHEAD IN THE ELECTIONS. THEY IN ON THEMSELVES. ROW CAME WHEN COLORAOO VOTERS, BY NEARLY CLUDEO GOVS. GEORGE W. ROMNEY OF MICHIGAN, " AN' 1!M'1MM'en- TifO' BATl'A1.cUlNS o'F' Tlte 9TH 2-1, DEFEATED A PROPOSAL TO ABOLISH THE NELSON A. ROCKEFELLER OF NEW YORK AND JAMES VIET CONG DIVISION STRUCK THE 1ST DIVISION DEATH PENALTY. THE EXECUTIONS WERE STAYED A. RHODES OF OHIO) GOV.-ELECT RONALD REAGAN UNIT ABOUT 17 MILES NORTHEAST OF TAY NINH BY GOV. JOHN LOVE pENDING OUTCOME OF THE or CALIF'ORNIA, AND SENS.-ELECT CHARLES H. CITY. SEVENTEEN MINUTES LATER A VIET CONG VOTE. LOVE, WHO WAS REELECTED, MOST NOW PERCY OF ILLINOIS, EDWARD W. BROOKE OF' MASSA COMPA~f CHARGED IN FROM THE SOUTHWEST. SOON DECIDE THEIR FATE. CHUSETTS AND MARK O. HATrlELD OF OREGON. ANOT~fR GUERRILLA COMPANY STORMEO IN FROM ALTHOUGH 18 STATES VOTED ON TAX QUES (CONTINUED ON PAGE SIX) THE NORTHWEST. AMERICAN ARTILLERY ANO AIR TIONS, THREE OF THE MOST SIGNIFICANT TESTS STRIKES BEAT BACK THE ASSAULT ANO THREE CAME IN ILLINOIS, MASSACHUSETTS AND NEBRAS- ATOMIC LEAK REPORTED I HO~RS LATER THE ENEMY WAS OEMOLISHED. KA. NEBRASKA R(SOUNDINGLY REJECTED A STATE FROM U.S. BOMB TEST ISMITH INCOME TAX WHILE ILLINOIS, WITH THE OUT WASHINGTON (UPI)--THE UNITEO STAT~S HAS DECLARES STAND COME STI LL IN DOUST, APPARENTLY HAS ALSO lOLD Russ IAN THAT "A VERY SMALL AMOUNT" OF eN RHODESIA'S STATUS PUT DOWN A PROPOSED STATE INCOME LEVY. RADIOACTlvtTY ~EAKEO INTO THE ATMOSPHERE ,·~ISBURY (UPI)--PRIME MINISTER IAN SMITH THERE IS DISPUTE WHETHER THE PRESE~T CON FROM A RECENT UNDERGROUND NUCLEAR TEST IN FEN~ED OFF' HIS AFRICAN OPPOSITION IN PAR STITUTIONAL LANGUAGE PERMITS SUCH A TAX. NEVADA, THE STATE DEPARTMENT DISCLOSED TO LIAMENT TODAY BY REITERATING THAT HE HAD IN MASSACHUSETTS, THE VOTERS DECIDED 4 DAY. NO INTENTION or DECLARING RHODESIA A RE TO I TO RETAIN A LIMITED THREE PERCENT SALES IT SAID THE INCIDENT DID NOT VIOLATE THE PUBLIC. TAX. IT EXEMPTS, HOWEVER, SUCH NECESSITIES 1963 LIMITED NUCLEAR TEST BAN TREATY BECAUSE JOSIAH GONDO, L~ADER OF' THE 13-MEMBER AS FOOD, CLOTHING AND ORUGS. NO RADIOACTIVE DEBRIS WAS CARRIED OUTSIDE UNITED PEOPLE'S PARTY, THEN WITHDREW A CALIFORNIANS REFUSED TO CRACK DOWN ON THE UNITED STATES. MOTION EXPRESSING CONCERN OVER SMITH'S RE OBSCENITY BY REJECTING A PROPOSAL TO STRIKE THE STATE DEPARTMENT SAID THAT ON OCT. 10 PEATED STATEMENTS THAT HE WOULD DECLARE FROM STATE LAW THE PHRASE THAT MOVIES) THE SOVIET EMBASSY INQUIRED ABOUT ALLEGED RHODESIA A REPUBLIC BOOKS, ANO PICTURES WHICH HAVE "REDEEMING RADIOACTIVITY IN THE 41R FROM AN UNDERGROUND GONDO URGEO SMITH TO TAKE ALL POSSIBLE SOCIAL IMPORTANCE" ARE NOT OBSCENE AND SET TEST AT NEVADA SEPT. 12. ON OCT. 28 THE STEPS TO AVOID DECLARING RHODESIA A REPUB TING UP A FULL SYSTEM OF ENFORCEMENT. UNITED STATES REPLIEO THAT IT FOUND "NO LIC. HE SAID SUCH A DECLARATION "WOULD (CONTINUED ON pAGE SIX) BASIS" FOR ANY CHARGE OF A TREATY VIOLATION CREATE OPEN TROUBLE AMONG WHITES OF RHODE BY THE UNITED STATES. SIA AND MIGHT CREATE AN OPPORTUNE TIME FOR GEMI~I-12 POSTPONED "IN THE SPECIFIC CASE OF THE SEPT 12 UN BRITAIN TO SEND IN TROOPS." CAPE KENNEDY (UPI)--RECURRING PROBLEMS DERGROUND EXPLOSION," THE STATE DEPARTMENT HE THEN SAID SMITH HAD "FAILED IN HIS TODAY IN THE BACKUP GUIDANCE SYSTEM or THE SAID, "EVERY PRECAUTION WAS TAKEN TO PRE DUTY TO REACH A NEGOT IATED SETTLEMENT" AND GEMINI-12 BOOSTER ROCKET FORCED ANOTHER 24- VENT RELEASE OF RADIOACTIVE DEBRIS. DESPITE CALLED FOR HIS RESIGNATION. HOUR DELAY IN THE WRAPUp LAUNCH OF ASTRO SUCH PRECAUTIONS A VERY SMALL AMOUNT OF' RA SMITH SAID HE WOULD BE HAPPY TO RESIGN NAUTS JAMES LOVE~L AND EOWIN A~DRIN. DIOACTIVITY WAS ACCIDENTLY RELEASED INTO AT ONCE IF' GONOO COULD SHOW HE HAD PARLIA THE SHOT WAS ORIGINALLY SET FOR TODAY AND THE ATMOSPHERE AND DETECTED ONLY B SENS IT I VE MENT'S SUPPORT. SMITH 1 S RHODESIA FRONT THEN WAS POSTPONED UNTIL TOMORROW AFTER MEASURING INSTNVMENTS LOCATED WITHIN THE PARTY HAS 50 SEATS. NOON. IMMEDIATE VICINITY OF THE TEST AREA." SMITH SAID IF BRITAIN HANDS OVER THE RHO THE SECOND "SCRUB" OECISION FOLLOWED A SINCE IT WAS NOT AN ATMOSPHERIC TEST, THE PESIA ISSUE TO THE UNITED NATIONS, "IT IS MORNING-LONG SERIES or TESTS AND MEETINGS STATE DEPARTMENT ADDEO, AND SINCE NO RADIO TANTAMOUNT TO EJECTING US rROM THE COMMON TO DETERMINE THE EXACT NATURE OF' A NEW ACTIVE DEBRIS WENT OUTSIDE THE UNITED STATES, WEALTH. WHAT STATUS SHALL WE ASSUME~ My PROBLEM IN THE TITAN-2 ROCKET'S GUIDANCE NO OUESTION OF ACTIVITY INCONSISTENT WITH VIEW IS THAT WE BECOME A REPUBLIC WHETHER SYSTEM. IT WAS FINALLY DECIDED THE TROUBLE THE TREATY ARISES. WE LIKE IT OR NOT." WAS SERIOUS ENOUGH TO CALL ANOTHER POST THE ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION SAID THE GONOO SAID THIS WOULO NOT BE SO. IF PONEMENT. SEPT. 12 TEST PRODUCED NO INCREASED RADIO SMITH 010 NOT 00 ANYTHING TO MEET BRITISH A SPACE AGENCY SPOKESMAN CONFIRMED EN ACTIVITY IN POPULATEO AREAS. READINGS NEAR REQUIREMENTS, HE SAID, BRITAIN WOULO BE GINEERS WORKING AT THE GEMINI LAUNCH COM THE TEST SIGHT, IT SAID, WERE SO LOW AS TO FORCED TO GO TO THE UNITEO NATIONS TO ADD PLEX HAD RECEIVED IIAN INDICATION OF A PROB BE NOT EVEN DEFINITELY OETECTABLE. MORE PRESSURE. THIS, HE SAID, MIGHT LEAD LEM" TODAY. HE SAID THE SITUATION MIGHT EARLIER TODAY THE STATE DEPARTMENT SAID TO THE USE OF FORCE AND BLOODSHED, HE SAID. NOT BE RESoLVED UNTIL MID-ArTERNOON. IT WAS "LOOKING INTO" THE QUESTION OF WHETH MEANWHILE, RHODESIANS CONTINUED PREPARA A NEW AUTOPILOT WAS INSTALLED IN THE ER THE SOVIET UNION MAY HAVE VIOLATED THE TIONS FOR CELEBRATIONS MARKING SMITH'S UNI TI7AN-2, AND TESTS STARTED EARLY TODAY TO TEST BAN TREATY WITH AN UNDERGROUND NUCLEAR LATERAL DECLARATION OF' INDEPENDENCE LAST MAKE SURE IT WAS OPERATING PROPERLY. EXP~OSION OCT. 27. ACCORDING TO INFORMED Nov. II. THE DElAY FOILED AN ATTEMPT TO HAVE AL SOURCES, RADIOACTIVITY HAS BEEN DETECTED THERE IS S'ECULATION THAT SMITH W'LL MAKE DRIN PHOTOGRAPH A TOTAL ECLIPSE OF THE SUN FROM THE RUSSIAN TEST W~ICH TOOK PLACE ON • SPECTACULAR ANNOUNCEMENT Nov. II. rROM ABOVE THE ATMOSPHERE. THE ARCTIC ISLAND OF NOVAYA ZEMLYA • HOURGLASS Y NOV£MBEft
NUCLEAR SOLUTION SOUGHT PERSONALITY ~POTLIGHT: UNITED NATIONS (UPI)--NON-ALIGNED NATIONS ~EN.-ELECT E.W. BROOK~ IN THE IB-NATION DISARMAMENT COMMITTEE (UPI)--EDWARO W BROOKE, WHO HAS .OUGHT MOVED TODAY TO RESOLVE A CONTROVERSY OVER ANO OVtftCOME AACISM AND PREJUDICE AT EVERY NUCLEAR POWER GUARANTEES TO NON-NUCLEAR STEP OF HIS POLITICAL CA~EER. ST~OD IN A STATES BOSTON HOTEL tESTEROAY AND HEARD A CHEERING MEXICO, ACTING AS SPOKESMAN FOR THE GROuP, CROWD ACCLAIM HIS ELECTION AS THE 'IRST OFFERED THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY's MAIN POLI NEGRO SENATOR IN MODERN AMERICAN POLITICAL TICAL COMMITYEE A SUBSTITUTt TEXT FOR A HISTORY HOTLY-DEBATEO PARAGRAPH IN A 46-NATION "THIS IS THE. SUPREME MOMENT OF MY LirE," DRAFT RESOLUTION WHICH ENCOURAGES NE~OTIA Ht 5.10 SOFTLY TIONS TOWARD A fREATY AGAINST NUCLEAR PRO BROOKE, A 47-YEAR-OLD LAWY[R WHO SERVED LifERATION AS A U S ARMY CAPTAIN WITH ITALIAN PAATI THE DISPUTED PARAGRAPH "INVITES THE NU SANS IN WORLD WAR 1 I, WON HIS 'IRST (LEC. CLEAR WEAPON POWERS TO GIVE ASSURANCE THAT TIVE OFFICE -- AS A MASSACHUSETTS ATTORNEY THEY WILL NOT USE OR THREATEN TO USE NU. GENtRAL -- .OUR Y~ARS AGO CLEAR WEAPONS AGAINST NON-NUCLEAR STATES" THAT VICTORY VAULTED HIM INTO THE HIGHEST OBJECTIONS WERE RAISED IN DEBATE OVER THE ELECTIVE POST O' ANY NEGRO IN THE COUNTRY PAST WEEK THAT SUCH GUARANTEES WOULD BE IN~' AND THRUST HIM INTO A NATIONAL PROMINENCE EFFECTIVE WITHOUT A SYSTEM O' VERI'ICATION, THAT MORE O.TEN THAN NOT HAS DISCOMFITED ~OULD OF'ER NON-ALIGNED STATES NO PROTEC- HIM TION FROM NON-SI~NATORY NUCLEAR POWERS, AND IN HIS CAMPAIGN AGAINST DlMOCRATIC fORMER WOULD WEAKEN NUCLEAR DETERENTS AS A SHIELD GOV. ENDICOTT PEABO~Y FOR THE MASSACHUSETTS FOR STATES ALLIED WITH NUCLEAR POWERS. SENATE SEAT, BROOKE COMPLAINED HIS RACE THE NEW VERSION, OfFERED BY THOSE WHO PLAGUED HIM JUST AS HIS CATHOLICISM HAMPERE DRAfTED THE ORIGINAL RESOLUTION, WOULD JOHN F KENNEDY'S DRIVE FOR THE PRESIDENCY HAND THE ("U"'RANTEE QUESTIOt.l BACK TO tHE - "1 DO, YES I DO -- GET TIRED O. BEING DIiSARMAMENT COMMITTEE AND CALL UPON "ALL NU- CALLED THE 'IRST NEGRO THIS OR THE HIGHtST CLEAR WEAPON POWERS TO RE'RAIN fROM THE USE NEGRO THAT I AM NOT INTERESTi:D IN 8EING A l' OR THREAT or USE OF NUCLEAR WEAPONS" AGAINST rl~ST, SUT IF A STATE IS GOING TO MAKE ME A ; NATIONS WHICH SET UP TREATY-BACKED NUCLtAR- FI~ST, LET IT BE MASSACHUSETTS," HE SAID I \, I FREE ZONES JUST BEFORE THE ELECT ION HE TOLD THE " \ ~ VOTERS O. HIS STATE -- 98 PERCENT OF THEM )J' PERSONALITY 5POTLIGHT; WHITE -- HE WAS RUNNING STRICTLY ON HIS ". RONALD REAGAN ~ERITS, NOT A5 A NEGRO /. / (UPI )--RONALO REAGAN IS A HANDSOME MAN or "I'M NOT LOOKING TO 8E RESCuED OH, I'M '.I' 55 WHO lA~ES HIMSELf AND HIS WORK SERIOUSL~ A NEGRO TO 8E SURE PEOPLE KNOW THAT IN IT WAS ONL v AFTER MUCH SCUL-5EARCHIN~ THAT THIS STATE BUT 1 DON'T WANT TO BE JUDGED HE AGREED TO BECOME A POLITICAL CANDIDATE AS A NECRO, I WANT TO BE JUDGED AS A MA~ UNLIKE MOST OF HIS FELLOW ACTORS, REAGAN AND IF YOU'RE LOOKING rOR SOMEONE TO RES HAS SELDOM BEEN THE JOLLY FE~LOW WELL MET. CUE, I'M NOT YOUR MAN" THE LirE OF THE PARTY OR COLORFUL IN HIS THROUGHOUT THE CAMPAIGN -- ..... 0 HIS POLI PRtVATE LIF"E TICAL CAREER -- BROOKE. WALKED ~ NARROW LINE A SPORTSCASTER WHO BECAME AN ACTOR WITH ON CIVIL RIGHTS, TRVING HARD NOT TO RE S.) be:' blg :.bout It & e;~ve your man a OUT fORMAL TRAHlING, HE ENTER£D THi: HOLLY ASSOCIATED WITM THE MILITANT NEGRO ~OVE~ENT Blonde (DUBONllET, that ~s r) WOOD SCENE IN TH£ HEYDAY Ot THE MA~OR STUDI "I HAVE NEVER PARTICIPATED IN A RIOT IN ~J5rl~lf 'ln2 's)~c~Qlly 9r~ced at OS WHEN MOGULS RAN THE INDUSTRY AND THE MY L I FE I REJECT TH~M I DEPLORE THEM I on~ 90¢ ~:r flftl' STARS WERE LITTLE MORE THAN CHATT£LS DON'T THINK THE VOTERS WILL CONNECT ME WITH HIS 80SS WAS JACK L WARNER, HIS STUDIO RIOTS OR IRR£SPONS I Bll. I TY " WARNER BROS , WHERE HE STARRED IN SOME 30 BROOKE MAINTAINED IN HIS CAMPAIGN THERE MOVIES MOST Of THEM WERE "8" PICTURES, WAS flO SUCH TH ING A5 A "WH ITE BACKLASH" IN BUT A FEW W:RE or THE "A" VAR I ETY MASSACHUSETTS YESTERDAY, THE VOTERS Of HE WAS NEVER KNOWN AS A BIG BOX OfFICE MASSACHUSETTS PROVED HIM RIGHT. STAR HE WAS DEPENDABLE. HANDSOME AND EASY I TO CET ALONG WITH ON THE SET DEADLOCK APPARENT OFf-SCREEN HE WAS SOMETHING OF A LONER. IN GEORGIA RACE 1'.E VER A ME~18ER Of HUMPHRE Y BOGMtT' S DR I G ATLANTA {GPI)--A SUIT WAS FILED IN fEDERAL I IIIIA\!. "RAT PACK," OR ANY 0'" THE OTHER ESTAB COURT TODAY TO PREVENT THE STATE LEGISLATURE LISHED SOCIAL GROUPS IN HOLLYWOOD, RE~AN fRO~ DECIDING THE SNARLED GEORGIA GOVERNOR'S WAS A FowER.UL VOICE IN THE SCREEN ACTORS' RACE UNTIL THE LEGISLATURE IS "'EAPPORTIONED ~~~~~~~~3a~88~~~~~~~~~~~88"1 GUILD IT IS WHERE HIS POLITICKING STARTED. WITH I ,430 or THE STAT~'5 PRECINCTS RE - HE WAS A STRIDENT DEMOCRAT AT THAT TIME PORTING, NEITHER MILLIONAIRE REPUBLICAN IN MANY RESPECTS HE PLAYED THE OUTDOORSEY, HOWARD (Bo) CALLAWAY NOR SEGREGATIONST LINDSAY'b BOARD DUMPED ADVENTUROUS LifE HE LED ON THE SCREEN AL LESTER MAOOOX HAD A MAJORITY THE VOTE WAS I NEW YORk (UPI).-IN A REfERENDUM SPLIT AUONG WAYS INTERESTED IN HORSEBACK RIDING, SWiM CALLAWAY 384,359 (49 PERCENT), AND MADDOX I RACIAL LINES, NEW YORK CITY VOTERS TODAY MING AND OTHER PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES, HE 3 1,554 (44 9 PERCENT) 'A~OLI9HEO ~AYOR JOHN V LINDSAY's CIVILIAN ESTABLISHED A CATTLE AND HORSE BREEDING ELLIS ARNALL, THE LIBER~L CANDIDATE MAD I COMPLAINT POLICE REVIEW BOARD THE VOTE WAS rARM WHICH HE STILL OPERATES TODA1 OOX DEfEATED IN A DEMOCRATIC RUNOFf PRI 'NEARLY '2 TI) I AGAINST THE ~OARD HE LIKES TO WEAR BOOTS. KHAKI TROUSERS MARY, fORCED TJ-IE RACE INTO A STAN~OFF BY A CAMPAIGN PROMISE HAILLO BY THE CITY'S AND OPEN SHIRTS HE KEEPS PHYSICALLY TRIM PICKING UP 46,976 VOTES, OR SIX PERCENT OF LARGE MINORITY BLOCS, THE BOARD WAS ESTAB AND HAS MANAGED TO APPEAR A DECADE YOUNGER THE VOTE CAST LISHED JuST fOUR MONTHS AGO TO REVIEW CIVILI THAN HIS ACTuAL AGE. THE SUIT WAS FILED 8Y THE AMERICAN CIVIL AN C0MPLAI~TS OF BRUTALITY AND DISCOURTESY REGAN HAS AN ACTOR'S EGO AND STACE PRES- LIBERTIES UNION AND WAS BASED ON THE ASSUM~ ::'Y POLICEMEN. ENCE HE AL~O MAINTAINED A CERTAIN RELUC- TION THE LEGISLATURE WOULD OECIOE THE CON- As SOON AS IT APPEARED THE BOARD HAD BEEN TANCE, COMMON AMONG ACTORS, TO MIX TOO FREE- TEST BETWEEN MADDOX AND CALLAWAY -- THE TWO KILLED BY THE VOTERS, THERE WERE RUM6LINGS L1 WITH THE PUBLIC SINCE BECOMINr A CANOI- TOP VOTE GETTERS O. ~AS5IVE DEMONSTRATIONS BY CIVIL RIGHTS DATE HE HAS ovERCOME THIS rACET or HIS THE ACLU AS~ED THE COURT 10 ENJOIN THE I OR(,ANIZATIONS PERSONALITY U:GISLATURE fROM ELECTING A GOVERNOR "UNTIL , IT WAS IMMEDIATELY EVIOt:.NT THAT RACE PLAY- IN HIS SPEECHES HE GENERALLY STICKS TO SUCH TIME AS THE ~EPR[SENTATION IN SUCH ED A PART IN THE REFERENOUM. IN THE HEAVILY THE SCRIPT, ANOTHER TRAIT PICKED UP FROM GENERAL ASSEMBLY SHALL BE BASED SOLELY ON NEGRO AND PUERTO RICAN NEIGHBORHOOD Dr THE HIS ACTING DAYS. POPULATION" BRONX, rOR EXAMPLt, THE vaTE WAS 8,246 - },- IN ADDITION TO HIS RANCH IN THE SAN IT WAS THE FIRST IN AN EXPECTEQ StRIES or 957 TO RETAIN THE BOARD, BUT IN A PREDOMI~ FERNANDO VALLEY, REGAN OWNS A LUXURIOUS SUITS ARNALL fORCES ALSO ARE EXPECTED TO NANTLY WHITE NEIGHBORHOOD IN THE SAME BOROUG HOME IN PACifiC PALISADES HE HAS BEEN CONTEST THE ELECTION IN THE COURTS THE MARGIN WAS NEARLY 3-1 TO ABOLISH IT. MARRIED TWICE HIS FIRST WIFE WAS ACTRESS THE GEORGIA L[GISLA~URt 15 NOW UNDER FEO- THE REFERENDUM WAS A STUNNING DEFEAT FOR JANE WYMAN ERAL COURT ORDER TO REAPPORTION ITSELr BE- LINDSAY, A REPU~LICAN WHO CAMPAIGNEO HARD HIS CUR"ENT WIFE IS THE rORMER NANCY FORE MAY ALONG THE LINES or THE U S Su- 1 fOR THE BOARD, MAINTAININ~ THAT IT HELPED DAIIIS, DAUGHTER OF If; PIIlQfo'itN!NT eHtCAGet PREME COURT'S "ONE-MAN" ONE-VOTE" RULE BRING THE CITY RELATiVE RACIAL PEACE LAST ~~YSICAN MADDOX SURGED TO AN EARLY LEAD IN YESTE~- SUMMER THEY HAilE TWO CHILDREN, PATRICIA ANN, 15, DAY'S CONTEST, aUT CALLAWAY WENT AHEAD EARLY AND RONALD, 9 TODAY ON THE BASIS OF RETURNS fRON ATLANTA GERMAN PLOTTERS NABBED S.NCE BECOMING THE REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE AND OTHER METROPOLITAN CENTERS STILL LATER KARLSRUHE, G~RMANY (UPI)--AN AMERICAN AND FOR GOVERNOR or CALIFORNIA REAGAN HAS 6£- IN THE ~ORNIN~, HO~EIIER. RURAL AREA RETURNS A GERMAN WERE SENTENCED TO TWO YEARS IN PRIS- COME EVEN MORE OJTSPOKEN IN HIS STANO rOR BEGAN PARING DOWN CALLAWAY'S LEAD AND IT ON 9Y THE SUPREME COURT TODAY FOR PLANNING INTEGRITY AND FAIR PLAY, A COMMON THftEAD IN APPEARED THE RACE WAS DEADLOCKED. THE MURDER Of POLITICAL LEADERS AND WORKING HIS SCREEN ROLES 1 -OR A RETURN OF NAZISM TO GERMANY. MORE OFTEN THAN NOT REAGAN WAS CAST AS A HONOLULU (UPI ).-GOV. JOHN A BURNS TODAY THE TWO MEN, 24-YEAR-OLD TELEPHONE ENGINEER GOOD GUY RATHER THAN THE HEAVY HIS PEftSON- WON IIlE-ElECTION TO CAP A DEHOCRATIC SWEEP I REINHOLD RUPPE OF NEW YORK AND 34-YEAft-OLO AL APPEARANCE HAD MUCH TO DO WITH THE PARTS OF THE THftEE STATEwiDE CONTESTS IN HAWAI I GERMAN BRICKLAYER ERICH LINDNER, WERE fOUND HE PLAYEO. BURNS HELO OFF A STRONG CHALLENGE BY RE- GUILTY OF CONSPIRACY AND or ATTEMPTING TO REAGAN'S BASIC APPEAL TO MIS suPPO~TERS PUBLICAN RALP~ ~ CftOSSLEY AS 85 PE~CENT O. STEAL EXPLOSivES IS THE SAME THAT HE EMANATE5 FftOM MOVIE HAWAI l'S REGISTE~EO VOTERS TUftHEO OUT AT COURT PRESIDENT DR HANS ROTBtAG SAID BOTH AND TELEVISION SCREENS -- A 'LEAN-CUT ftL- THE POLLS. WITH 'OMPLETE fttTU~NS r"OM 212 !~EN HAD P~A~NEO ~UROEftS AND TO SLOW UP BUILO- LOW WHO ftAOIATEO SINCtRITY IN HIS BID TO PfttCINCTS ANO PARTIAL ~ETURN5 tftOM THE RE- LINGS. GOVE~R~N~T~H~E~S~T~A~T~E~O~F~C~A~L~I~F~O~R~N~IA~.~ ______~~M~A~IN~IN~G~~~~I_P~~~E~C~.M~C~T~5~~Bu~R~N~S~H~A~O~~1o~6~8~8~6~~v~mm~ WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1966
TOWN . • • TWO ~AIPAN FI~HERMEN REbCUED SAIPAN--Two r.SHERMEN ADRIFT FIVE DAYS IN A SMALL 80AT ~ERE PICKE UP RECENTLY 83 MILES WEST or SAIPAN BY A JAPANESE FISHING BOAT. VICENTE MATAGOLA! AND JOSE AGUON or SAIPAN WERE SPOTTED BY AN AIRCRAFT FROM THE JOINT SEA-AIR RESCUE CENTER, GUAM. A FOOD PARCEL WAS DROPPED NEAR THE HELPLESS 14! FOOT MOTOR 80AT BUT THE MEN WERE NOT ABLE TO RETRIEVE IT FROM THE ~ATER. A RESCUE CRAFT WAS TO BE DISPATCHED THE FOLLOWING MORNING TO BRING IN THE FISHERMEN AND THE DEFUNCT BOAT. EARLY THE NEXT MORNING CAPTAIN ICHO ONADA OF THE KAIHO MARU No. 18, PICKED UP AN OBJECT ON THE RADAR SCREEN. INVESTIGATION REVEALED TWO MEN IN A BOAT. MATAGOlAI AND AQUON AND THE 80AT WERE RETURNED TO SAIPAN ABOARD THE KAIHO MAR. CAPTAIN ONODA OF SHIMIZU, JAPAN, SAID HE HAD NOT BEEN AWARE OF THE SEARCH FOR THE MISSING FISHERMEN AS THE KAIHO MARU IS NOT EQUIPPED FOR VOICE COMMUNICATION. MATAGOLAI AND AGUON WERE TAKEN TO THE TORRES MEMORIAL HOSPITAL UPON THEIR RETURN TO SAIPAN. MEOICAL REPORTS INDICATEO THAT THEY WERE IN GOOD PHYSICAL CONOITION FOLLOWING THEIR FIVE-DAY ORDEAL. SUNBURN AND THIRST WERE THEIR ONLY DISCOMFORTS, ACCORDING TO THE MEN. THEY HAD CARRIED ~ LARGE SUPPLY OF FOOD WHEN THEY SET OUT ON THEIR FISHING TRIP, BUT VERY LITTLE WATER • • FOREIGN LANGUAGE TEAtHER AT GEORGE SEITZ I SEARCH PLANES rRDM TKE JOINT SEA-AIR RESCUE CENTER HAD BEEN SCHOOL GIVES THE STUDENTS A SOLID FOUNDATION IN FRENCH ~NO SPANISH PATROLLING THE WATERS FOR THREE DAYS IN AN EFFORT TO LOC~TE THE MEN. FOREIGN LANGUAGE PROGRAM APPOINTED TO SECRETARY'b PO~T ARTCRAFT DEMON~TkATION~ THE PRIMARY PURPOSE or THE FOREIGN LAN REDSTONE ARSENAL, ALA.--LT. COL. WILLIAM THE KWAJAlEIN ATOLL ART GUILD) AT ITS GUAGE PROGRAM AT GEORGE SEITZ HIGH SCHOOL D LEWIS HAS BEEN NAMED SECRETARY FOR THE MEETING MONDAY EVENING 1 FINALIZED PLANS TO IS TO START THE STUDENTS ON THEIR WAY TO A GENERAL STAFF AT THE U.S. ARMY MISSILE CONDUCT A SERIES OF FIVE ARTCRAFT DEMONSTRA FIRM COMMAND OF FRE~CH OR SPANISH. THE COMMAND. TIONS TO FAMILIARIZE KWAJALEIN RESIDENTS APPRO~CH USED IS VARIOUSLY KNOWN AS ~CON COL LEWIS SPENT A YEAR IN KOREA WHILE WITH VARIOUS TYPES OF ART AND CRAFT WORK VERSATIONAl" OR "DIRECT", AND GEORGE SEITZ HIS ~AMILY REMAINED IN HUNTSVILLE. PRIOR TO CARRIED ON BY MEM8ERS Of THE GUILD THAT STUDENTS SPENO NEARLY ALL THEIR CLASS TIME KOREAN ASSIGNMENT, WHERE HE WAS THE ARMY COULD BE TAUGHT IN KAAG.aPONSORED CLi\SSES IF PRACTICING THE FOREIGN LANGUAGE IN CLASSES MISSILE COMMANO'S LIAISON OFFICER AT 8TH THERE IS SUFfiCIENT INTEREST. CONDUCTED AS FAR AS PRACTICABLE IN FRENCH ARMY HEADQUARTERS IN SEOUL, HE WAS ASSIGNED THE DEMONSTRATIONS WILL BE FREE OF CHARGE OR SPANISH AT THE MISSILE COMMAND AS A PERSONNEL AND AND ALL RESIDENTS ARE INVITED TO ATTEND ANY IMPORTANT AS MAY BE THE GOAL OF FLUENCY TRAINING OfFICER. OR ALL OF THE MEET INGS. I NCLUOED I N THE IN FRENCH OR SPANISH, THERE ARE TWO VERY A NATIVE Of PROVO, UTAH, THE COLONEL RE ORIENTATIONS WILL BE INfORMATION ABOUT MA IMPORTANT SECONDARY BENEFITS THAT ACCRUE CEIVED HIS COMMISSION IN 1943 AND DREW AN TERIALS, HOW THE MATERIALS ARE USED AND THE TO THOSE WHO ELECT FOREIGN LANGUAGE STUDY. ASSIGNMENT IN THE CHIEF OF ORDNANCE OFFICE ESTIMATED COST or SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT. FELT ALMOST FROM THE FIRST DAY OF STUDY, WHERE HE REMAINED FOR SIX MONTHS BEFORE SIGNUP SHEETS WILL BE ON HAND FOR THOSE AN ENRICHMENT OF ENGLISH BRINGS NEW UNDER ASSIGNMENT AT THE SIOUX ORDNANCE DEPOT IN WHO WOULD BE INTERESTED IN CLASSES. STANDINGS WHICH RESULT IN A MORE EfFECTIVE NEBRASKA. THE MEETINGS WILL BE HELD WEEKLY rOR FIVE USE OF ENGLISH~ WHICH AfTER ~LL, WILL BE IN AUGUST, 1946, HE WAS RELEASED FROM CONSECUTIVE MONDAY EVENINGS AT 7:30 AT TR. THE LANGUAGE OUR STUDENTS WILL DEPEND ON F ACTIVE DUTY IN THE ARMY AND THEN WAS RE 641. THE FIRST SESSION IS SCHEDULED FOR MOST OF THEtR LifE ACTIVITIES THE OTHER C~LLED IN 1951 ANO SENT BACK TO HIS FORMER NOVEMBER 21 AND WILL BE AN ORIENTATION ON 8ENEFIT; INTANGIBLE BUT NO LESS IMPORTANT, POST, SIOUX ORDNANCE DEPOT IN NEBRASKA. LAPIDARY WORK CONDUCTEO BY GEORGE SCHUPP. 15 THE REALIZATION THAT OTHER NATIONS AND THIS TRIP TO KOREA WAS HIS SECOND. COL. AMONG THE SuBJECTS PLANNED FOR SUCCEEDING NATIONALS HAVE DIfFERENT HABITS AND CUSTOMS LEWIS SERVEO WITH THE 67TH ORDNANCE BATTAL SESSIONS WILL BE WOODCARVING, PLASTIC CAST FROM THOSE OF AMERICA ANO AMERICANS, BUT ION IN KOREA AND AT KURE AMMUNITION DEPOT ING AND EMBEDDING AND COPPER CRAFT. BENEATH THE OBVIOUSLY DIFFERENT EXTERIOR IN JAPAN DURING THE FIGHTING. AFTERWARDS, FURTHER INFORMATION CONCERNING THE DEMON THERE ARE PEOPLE WITH ASPIRATIONS, GOALS HE WENT TO ROCK ISLANO ARSENAL WHERE HE WAS STRATIONS WILL ApPEAR IN THE HOURGLASS. AND PROBLEMS JUST LIKE THE ONES WE FACE IN ASSIGNEO TO U.S. ARMY WEAPONS COMMAND FOR FY66 ARMY ACCIDeNT t O~NE MOOER~TION URGES TREATY BRE~CH PROBED FRANCE MOVE~ TO RE-ENTER RHOOESI~N iN PROBLEM WASHINGTON (UPI J--THE UNITED STATES IS COMPETITIVE MONEY M~RKET UNITED NATIDNS{UPI)--DENMARK, BACKED BY CHECKING ON REPORTS THAT THE SOVIET UNION PARIS (UPI)--FRANCE ANNOUNCED PLANS TODAY OTHER WESTERN NATIONS, TODAY APPEALED TO MAY HAVE VIOLATED THE PARTIAL NUCLEAR TEST FOR A SWEEPING LIBERALIZATION or ITS ANTI THE UNITED N~TIONS' AFRICAN AND ASIAN MAJOR- BAN TREATY, THE STATE DEPARTMENT SAID TO QUATED rOR[IGN EXCHANGE RULES IN A MOVE DE ITY TO PROCEED REALISTICALLY AGAINST Rt-lOD DA Y SIGNED TO MAKE PARIS A MAJOR INTERNATIONAL ESIA) CO~C[NTRATING ON ECONOMIC SANCTIONS THE REPORTS SAID THAT A RUSSIAN UNDER [ CAP I TAL MARKET. AND ABANDON INC PROPOSALS fOR USE Of fORCE, GRO~ND EXPLOSION ON SEPT. 27 ON THE ARCTIC UNDER PRESIDENT CHARLES DE GAULLE'S CHAIR I THE APPEAL; LED BY DANISH AMBASSADOR HANS ISLAND OF NOVAYA ZEMLZA MAY HAVE RELEASED MANSHIP, THE CABINET APPROVEO A BILL Of I TI>')o", .,A5 !"'ADE AS THE GENERAL ASSEMBL y' S RADIOACTIVE MATERIALS 8EYOND SOVIET BOROERS, FINANCE MINISTER MICHEL DEBRE WHICH WILL I T'."T[:~MIP COMMITTEE PREpARED TO VOTE ON A BAN VIOLATION DISCARD MUCH Of THE EXCHANGE AND TRADE CON I A ORAFT RE~OLUTION THAT WOULD CALL ON BRIT COMMENTING TODAY, DEPARTMENT SPOKESMAN TROLS WHICH HAVE BEEN HOBBLING THE FRENCH ROBERT MCCLOSKEY SAID TH[ UNITED STATES A'~ T0 USE FORCE IN ORDER TO TOPPLE THE J CAPITAL MARKET SINCE 1939 R"lELL100S SALISBURY REGIME OF IAN SMITH WAS "LOOKING INTO THE QUESTION" THE FINANCE MINISTER, WHO IS TRYING TO ]TALv AND CANADA SUPPORTED THE DANISH HE REfUSED FURTHER COMMENT AS TO WHAT MODERNIZE FRENCH TRADE AND fINANCIAL STRUC Mf'/f ACTION THE UNITED STATES WAS UNDERTAKING TURES, TOLD THE CABINET, "HENCEFORTH, THE 'J.F.. .. MARK HAS A "SERIOUS OBJECTION" AGAINST HE SAID, HOWEVER, 'IT GOES w/THOUT SAYING GUIDELINE rOR OUR ECONOMIC ANO fINANCIAL ¥nl DRAfT'S PROVISIONS CALLING FOR USE Of THAT THE INTEGRITY OF THE TEST BAN TREATY RELATIONS WITH FOREIGN COUNTRIES WILL BE rORCl, TABOR SAID "WE BELIEVE THAT fORCE IS OF PRIME IMPORTANCE TO THE UNITED STATES:' FREEDOM" SHOULD NOT BE USED IN ANY SITUATION AS LONG THE RUSSION EXPLOSION OCCURRED THE SAME THE FINANCE MINISTRY STilL WILL RETAIN AS T~rRE IS EVEN THE SLIGHTEST HOPE FOR A DAY THAT COMMUNIST CHINA CLAIMED TO HAVE CONTROLS OVER fOREIGN INVESTMENTS AND LOANS ';OLUl 'ON THROUGH OTHER MEANS," HE ADDED FIREO A NUCLEAR-TIPPED GUIDED ~ISSILE TO PROTECT THE "NATIONAL INTEREST" AND MAKE HE WARNED 'THE RESOLUTION AS IT NOW STANDS SURE THAT THE SOMEWHAT LIMITED fiNANCIAL BODE~ ,<' 1'1 F~C~ AND UNfORTUNATELY A NEGATION OF ELECTION TROUBLE RESOURCES HERE WILL PRIMARILY SERVE FRENCH 7~[ U N INSTRUMENT or SANCTIONS AND IS THUS FOR THE GREAT ~OCIETY INVESTORS, BUT THE DEBRE PLAN IS A SHARP -_R °LA~ING UP TO THE CLEAR AND EVIOENT IN WASHINGTON (UPI)--A LITTLE LlSS SPENDING. DEPARTURE FROM PAST RESTRICTIVE POLICIES. T[q-ST OF SOUTH AFRICA TO UNDERMINE THAT A LITTLE MORE RESISTANCE TO HIGHER TAXES, FRANCE LONG HAS BEEN UNDER PRESSURE FROM Fll~jOA '1, NTtI l INSTRUMENT" BUT NO BIG CHANGES THE UNITED STATES AND ITS EUROPEAN COMMON THAT'S WHAT REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL GAINS MARKET PARTNERS TO OPEN uP TO fOREIGN CAPI JEWIS~ LEADER WARNS ARE ~IKELY TO 00 TO THE rEDERAL GOVERNMENT' TAL. OF NAZI RESURGENCE ECONOMIC POLICY, BuT THE NET EfFECT ON WITH THE BANK OF FRANCE COFfERS OVERfLOW B~~LI~ (u v l)--HEINZ GALINSKI, WEST BERLIN BUSINESS AND THE ECONOMY ITSELf PROBABLY ING WITH $6 BILLION OF GOLD AND FOREIGN I }FWfS" L[Af)FR, rONIGHT Io'ARNEO THAT NEO-NAZIS WILL NOT BE GREAT SO LONG AS THE MAIN ECO CURRENCY RESERVES, DEBRE REPORTEDLY 'ELT HE 1,0,5 INCfl[ASED SO MUCH IN GERMANY 11' COULD NOMIC PROBLEM IS INFLATION SHOULD TRY TO RETURN PARIS TO THE ROLE OF A ALREAOY, PRESICtNT JOHNSON IS CUTTING 1 TrRt~TfN TYE DeMOCRATIC SYSTEM. MA"OR CAPITAL CENTER IT ENJOYED BErORE WORLD fEDERAL SPENDING IN AN ErrORT TO REDUCE WAR I I i '1/~I~~We~R~(;~D:~\~~O:~:~A~:;"T:~ ~;~~R THE GOVERNMENT'S CONTRIBUTION TO DEMAND. UNDER THE DEBRE PLAN ~A~D, THE rORCrS O~ THE PAST OR A NEW, DES~ITE THE REPUBLICAN GAINS IN THE HOUSE, I CONTROLS OVER FORE IGN INVESTMENTS AND 1j8ffTIR CONVICTION JOHNSON UNDOUBTEDLY WILL BE ABLE TO MUSTER fOREIGN BORROWING IN FRANCE WILL BE GREATLY I GALINSKI) HEAD OF THE WEST BfRLIN JEWISH Suff IC I ENT VOTES TO PASS A TAX I NCREASE IF RELItoXEO RESTR ICTIONS WILL BE IMPOSED, HOW lCMMU~ITY. SPOKl AT A CEREMONY MARKING THE HE DECIDES IT 15 NECESSARY TO riGHT INfLA EVER, TO MAKE SURE THAT IMPORTANT FRENCH !~QTY A~NtV£R5ARY or THE WIOESPREAD DESTRUC TION AND SUPPORT THE VIET NAM WAR ECONOMIC SECTORS WILL NOT FALL UNDER FOREI~N TI0N or ,'t-'AGOG.Jf"i bND JEWISH PROPERTY BY THINGS WOULO GET MORE STICKY If THE WAR CONTROL ""'1-0' ~A Ii S ENDED AND THE NATION WAS fACED WITH RE 2. FRENCH BUSINESSMEN WILL BE ALLOWED TO ON NflJ 9, 193.'\; To-!E NAZIS BuRNED AND CESSION INSTEAO or INflATION IN THAT CASE fLOAT BONOS ABROAD AND FOREIGN BUSINESSMEN c00T-O ~~~~GOGUES AND JEwiSH OWNED SHOPS JOHNSON ALMOST CERTAINLY WOULD SEEK TAX RE WILL BE PER~ITTED TO RAISE MONEY IN FR~NCE liT <1,5 KNOWN A5 "CRYSTAL NIGHT' BECAUSE OF DUCTIONS AND BIGGER FEDERAL SPFNDING. FOREIGN BORROWING wilL BE RESTRAINED; HOW \ TH[ BREAKING OF WINClOw PANES A SOURCE CLOSE TO CONGRESSIONAL REPUBLI EVER, IF IT THREATENS TO DIMINISH RESOURCES GJlLI"JSKI SAID JfwS TODAY HAD REASON TO BE CANS SAID THE REPUBLICAN PARTY WOULD SUP NEEDED BY FRENCH IN~ESTORS ~OR[ PESSIMISTIC THAN AT ANY TI~E SINCE THE PORT A TAX REDUCTION, BUT WOULD OPPOSE ANY DEBENTURES Of FOREIGN BONDS ISSUED IN JJA R MOVE I N I NCREAS[ SPEND INC FRANCE WILL BE QUOTED ON THE PARIS BOURSE "SLLDOM, PERI-jbPS NEVER) HAS A M("'ORIAL FOR MOST OF THE YEARS FOLLOWING WORLD WAR THE GOVERNMENT IS ABOLISHING THE PAST OBLI rt~I~ONY BEEN BURDE~ED WITH SuCH UNHAPPY I I -- uP UNTIL 1964 -- THE HOUSE WAS RE GATION TO DEPOSIT WITH BA~KS ALL FOREIGN c STRAINED BY A COALITION OF SOUTHERN DEMO IO'l'N ," HE 51110 STOCKS AND SHARES HELD IN FRANCE. i GAL1N~KI CITfD THE ELECTORIAL sUCCtss Dr CRATS AND REPUBLICANS THIS PASSED OUT OF BANKING REGULATIONS WiLL BE EASED TO I Trll [XTRfMl RIGHTIST NATIONAL DrMOCRATIC THE PICTURE WITH THE DEMOCRATIC LANDSLIDE ATTRACT FOREIGN DEPOSITS i~A~TY IN T~E HE~,£ STATE ELECTIONS SUNDAY Of 1964, BUT IT UNDOU8TEDLY WILL EE RE FRENCH BANKS WILL BE ALLOWED TO OPEh CRLD 1L dIllED THIS A"! 'OBVIOUS WARNING" SURRECTED ON THE BASIS or YESTERDAY'S RE ITS IN -RANCS TO FOREIGNERS FOR UP TO 12 THE P~KTY, D[NOUNCfO AS NEO-NAZI J WON PUBLICAN GAINS THAT's BAO NEWS fOR JOHN MONTHS INSTEAO OF SIX BANKS Will BE ALLOWE~ SlATS IN A STATf ASSEMBLy rOR THE rlRST TIME. SON'S GREAT SOCIETY TO PAY IN1ER[ST ON ACCOuNTS Of NON-RESIDENTS , GAL INSKI SAID OTHEQ BAD SIGNS WERl A fIRE EVEN DURING THE LAST SESSION Of THE 89TH BA NI( S w ILL C E T 5 P E CI AL REF I NA tJ C I NG F Ito C I L \ - 'HT IN TI,l OFt IrE Of THE JEWI';H COMMUNITY CONGRESS, THE REPUBLICANS JOINED WITH TIES FRO~ THE CENTRAL BANK rOR CREDITS IN 1HfRI, THf '<[(,PTION GIVEN NAZI WAR CRIMINALS SOME DEFECTING DEMOCRATS TO MAKE LARGE CUTS FR['1CH FRANCS BANKS GRANTING CREDITS IN ON THEIR RE,-[tI~f ,ROM PRISON, THE PUBLIC'S IN TH( WAR ON POVERTY, RENT SUPPLEMENTS, FOREIGN CURRENCIES WILL BE PERMITTED TO BUY SILtNCE F0R POLITICAL REASONS ABOUT THE TEACHER CORPS} FOREIGN AID AND OTHER ITEMS. THEM FREELY IN THE fOREIGN EXHANGE MARKET \JAll PAST A'IO THE ItoPPEARANCE OF RAOICAL JOHNSON IS LIKELY TO PARE HIS REQUESTS ~OLAk ~TUJIED RIGHT-wiNG PUBLICATIONS WITH SUCH BANNER TO THE BONE IN THE NEW CONGRESS, BOTH TO ECLIP0L llNf<; A3 "JEWISH PRESS DEVOURS GERMANY" REDUCE THEIR INFLATIONARY IMPACT AND TO SANTA MONICA, CALIF (UPI)--A TOTAL ECLIPSE "THESE RIGHT RADICAL ORGANS REPRESOIT A HEAD OFr DEfEAT BY THE REINfORCED CONSERVA Of THE SUN SATUROAY WILL BE PHOTOGRAPHED ~~RIOuS THREAT TO THE JEWISH POPULATION IN TIVE BLOC. BY TWO TEAMS or SCIENTISTS, ONE ABOARD A JETLINER OVER THE ATLANTIC OCEAN AND THE G,RMA\Y THEY ALSO VIOLATE THE DOMESTIC IN DEALING WITH ANY NEW TAX BILL J THE RE IOROlR OF THI STATE IN WHICH WE LIVE," HE PUBLICANS' BEST HOPE PR08ABLY WOULD BE TO OTHER AT A BASE HIGH IN THE PERUVIAN ANDES I <;AID TRY TO TAILOR IT MORE TO THEIR LIKING, A SIX-MAN AIRBORNE TEAM FROM THE DOUGLAS Wr CALL ON THE FfOERAL GOVERNMENT AND SUCH AS TRYING TO EASE THE BURDEN ON BUSI AIRCRAfT COMPANY WILL FOLLOW THE SHADOW AT THE STAT, GovfRNMENTS AT LONG LAST_TO PUT "'ES5. A SPEED or 570 MILES AN HOUR, OOUBLING THE A STOP TO THIS ACTIVITY" SOME REPua~ICANS WOULD O~POSE OUTRIGHT OBSERVATION TIME OVER THAT POSSIBLE ON THE GAlIN~KI ArCUbED AUTHORITIES OF MINIMIZING ANY TAX BILL, A PARTY SOURCE SAID GROUND. THE OANGER Of NAZI RESURGENCE THE OTHER TEAM WILL CONDUCT ITS OPERATIONS ! fROM AREQUIPA, PERU, AT AN ALTITUOE OF 14,00 FEET, THE TWO GROUPS CONSTITUTE ONE Of THE lARG EST COLLECTIONS OF MEN AND EQUIPMENT ASSEM BLED TO RECORD A SCIENTIfiC EVENT. ABOUT 300 SCIENTISTS AND TECHNICIANS WilL STATION THEMSELVES ON SHIPS AND IN AIRPLANES ALONG "Hawaii Calls" THE PATH OF "TOTALIT~' -- WHERE THE MOON COMPLETELY HIDES THE SUN ANO CASTS A DEEP SHADOW ON THE EARTH. THE ECLIPSE WILL OFFER THEM A RARE OPPOR TUNITY TO STUDY THE SUN ANO ITS INfLUENCE at ON THE SOLAR SYSTEM. BROWNSVILLE, TEX.(UPI)--FRANK S. TAYLOR ~RTIJ ~~ for lGGleS & little ladles -- ALOHA SHIRTS for men' Perfect HAS OBTAINED A TEMPORARY INJUNCTION TO fORCE RoY BERGMAN TO REMOVE THE SIG YELLOW glfts from the Pac~flc -- ln t~e for Holiday malling ~ POLYNESIAN PRINT YARDAGE from S RATA. Brllllant-hued pollshed cottons for our fa LEMON HE PAINTED ON THE SIDE or HIS HOME. vorlte IDland caDuals (t~J a MUU with those graceful, but easy-to-make TAYLOR, WHO BUILT THE HOUSE, CONTENDS bell sleeves') BERGMAN PAINTED THE LEMON ON HIS HOME, "TO GIVE PROSPECTIVE PURCHASERS Of OTHER HOMES •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• IN THE SUBOlvlSION THE IDEA THAT HOMES THERE ARE NOT BUILT IN A GOOD; WORKMANLIKE MANNER~ 14hile we're on the GubJect of fash~ons -- we have more men's RATNER SAVINGS BONDS SUITS. BeBuhfully tailored styles for just $41 20 I BUY U.S. INVEST IN YOUR COUNTRY·S FUTURE HOURGLASS WEON£SOAY, NOVEM8EA 9, 1966 LOCAL SPORTS ATTENTION ••• ALL-STAR SOFTBALL PLAYERS Sports s ctlon ALL MEN ANO ~OHEN ALL-STAR SOrTBALL PLAYERS +-______~------IWHO PARTICIPATEO IN THE KWAJALEIH DOUSLE- HEAOER ON SVNOAY J OCTOBER 30TH, AR[ REOVEST[D CLAY MEET~ THE CAT ANYONE FOR TENNIS? TO RETURN THEIR "LOANED OUT" JERS[YS TO THE HOUSTON, TEXAS (UPI)--CHALLENGER CLEVELAND NEW YORK (UPI}--THE UNlTEO STATES LA~N SPECIAL SERVICES GEAR LOCKER THE WOMEN MEM (BIG CAT) WI~LIAMS TOOK HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION TENNIS ASSOCIATION ~AS RECOVERING YESTERDAY BERS Of THE BLUE TEAM MAY TURN THEIR JEkSEYS CASSIUS CLAY'S BEST VERBAL JABS ANO WENT rROM THE SHOCK or LOSING TO BRAZIL IN THE IN TO THEIR COACHES AND MANAGERS AND THE ONE B[TTER WHEN THEY MET rACE-TO-fACE AND INTERZONE SEMifiNALS or THE DAVIS CUP AND HIGH SCHOOL GREEN T[AM ARE TO TURN THEIRS IN ;,5T-fO-F'ST AT A PRELIMINARY WEIGH-IN TODAY PlANNINC AHEAD TO NEXT YEAR'S MAJOR TOuR~A TO COACHES RON PACH(ACO AND HOWARD ~os. CLAY WEIGHEO 209 AND WILLIAMS 216, aUT MENTs. THAT WAS INCIDENTAL AS THE TALKATIVE CLAY OrFICIALS or THE USLTA WERE STILL SURPRIS wOMEN'~ ~OFT8ALL WAS HIS OLD SEL' AT A WEIGH-IN rOR THE FIRST EO OVER THE lOSS TO THE BRAZILIANS, WHO ~ON THE ISLANDERS TURNED THE TIDE ON THE rIRST TIME SINCE HE fOUGHT FLOYD PATTERSON. TWO SINGLES MATCHES MONDAY TO CLINCH THE HALf CHAMPIONS, TH[ SANDPIPERS, yeSTERDAY IN CLAY AND WILLIAMS MEET fOR THE WORLD ViCTORY THE OPENING or THE SECOND-HAlf RACE, WITH A HEAVYW[ IGHT TITLE IN THE HOUSTON DOMED STA THE USLTA WILL BEGIN ITS PREPARATIONS fOR 13-8 VICTORY. PAT ARMSTRONG AND ROSE P~LCMA LEO THE HARD~HITTING ISLANDERS WITH THREE DIUM MoNDAY NIGHT. NEXT YEAR BY SENDING THE MEMBERS or THE SINGLES [ACH. ArTER THEY WEIGHED. CLAY CAME UP TO THE DAVIS CUP SQUAD TO AUSTRALIA TO COMPETE IN THE SANDPIPERS LOOKEO SLUGGISH AS THEY CHALLENGER, SQUARED Off AND SAID, "HOLD YOUR • SERIES or TOURNAMENTS. Ir THE U.S. TEAM COMMITTED NUMEROUS [RRORS TO ALLOW THE ISLAND rlSTS UP, CAT " HAD WON, THE USLTA PLANNED TO HAVE THEM RE TURN HOME BEfORE MAKING THE TRIP TO AUSTRA· (RS TO TALLY SIX RUNS IN THE F'IFTH INNING CLAY PLAYfULLY SLAPPED WILLIAMS' HVGE LEfT Up TO THIS POINT O. THE GAME IT WAS VERY fiST AND FAKED A COUPLE Of PUNCHES AS WIL LIA. SIX OTHER PLAYERS, IN ADDITION TO THE FO CLOSE WITH THE ISLANDERS LEAOING IN THE LIAMS GRINNED THROUGH FOUR GOLD CAPPED TEET~ 4-3. DAVIS CUPP[RS, ALSO WILL MAKE THE AUSTRALIA SIXTH INNING THE ISLANDERS ADDED THREE MORE CLAY TRIED INTERMITTENTLY TO fRIGHTEN, TOUR RUNS rOR INSURANCE PURPOSES, STARr, TALK AND fiNALLY TO BEG THE SEMI up ERHAPS WE UNDERESTIMATED BRAZtl," SAID JUl'A D(TCH£HENOY ANO BARSARA SHORES COL LITERATE WILLIAMS INTO SUBHISSION, BUT THE USLTA OffiCIAL CARL LEBAIR. "OF' COURSE, ITI LECTtD T~O HITS APIECE TO LEAD THE SANDPIPERS CHALLENGER HANDLED HIM LIKE A RHODES SCHOLAR. ALWAYS EASY TO SAY THAT THE OUTCOME MIGHT AT THE PLATE. JOAN RUS~ING PITCHED GOOD BALL "I'M OUT TO GET YOU, CAT," CLAY SAID IN HAVE BEEN OlfF'ERENT Ir WE HAD MORE MONEY, AND HELD THE PIPERS IN CHECK THROUGHOUT TH( A PART ING SHOT. I CAN'T lET YOU HAVE MY BUT THAT ISN'T DErINITE. I KNOW OUR PLAYERS GAME LIZ HARALSON TOOK THE LOSS FOR THE TITLE You MUST LET ME KEEP MY TITLE. THAT'S DID THE BEST THEY COULD DOWN TfIERE." SANDPIPERS. RIGHT WE MUST WAIT UNTIL MONDAY. WE'LL JUST HAVE TO SWEAT IT OUT." WOMEN'S SOFTBALL SCHEDULE "You SWEAT, NOT ME," WilLIAMS REPLIED, CANADA CUP GOLF SUND. Y No v. DAL L Y If: L 0 STANDING ON THE SCALE AND LOOKING DOWN AT THE UNITEO STATES WILL BE REPRESENTED 6Y '3 F PM Kuu-IPO VS ISLANDERS THE CHAMPION. JACK NICKlAUS AND ARNOLD PALMER IN THE 14TH 3 INTERNATIONAL CANADA CUP TOURNAMENT (VERRY & ALAMEDA) A C~OWO Of 100 IN A DOWNTOWN BALLROOM GOL~ PM SANDPIPERS V5 NA ALI I ROARlD WITH LAUGHT[R. THAT BEGINS TOMORROW IN TOKYO. A TOTAL Of 5 {BAPTISTE LELEPALI, CLAY, AfTER CONfERRING WITH ANGELO DUNDEE 36 NATIONS AND TERRITORIES WILL BE REPRE & AND OTHER SECONDS, HAD WALKED UP TO WILLIAMS SENTED IN THE EVENT THAT WAS WON LAST YEAR ATTENTION MEN'S EAST PITCH MANAGERS AS THfY WAITED rOR A TARDY TEXAS BOXING BY SOUTH A~RICA'S GARY PLAYER AND HAROLD DUE TO THE UNLOADING OF THE SHIP, THE COMMISSION. HENNING. PLAYER AND HENNING ARE BACK TO SCHEDULE FOR THE WEEK HAS BEEN CHANGED "Do YOU B(LIEVE YOU CAN 8t.l.T ME?" CI..A'!' DE.END THEIR TITLE. WHISPERED TO WILLIAMS PRO GRID NOTES THURS. Nov. 10 DALLY FIELD "I DOJ~ WILLIAMS 5AID, LOOKING DOWN AND THE ST. LOUIS CARDINALS GOT SOME BAD NEWS PM COMMUTERS vs HIGH SCHOOL NOT fLINCHING AT THE STARING CLAY MONDAY WHEN THEY LEARNED THAT QUARTERBACK 5: 15 BE (ALAMEDA & BAPTISTE) "Do YOU REALLY BELIEVE YOU CAN BEAT ME7" CHARLEY JOHNSON WILL OUT THE REST Of THE SEASON WITH A KNEE INJURY. HE SUffERED TORN FR I. Nov II DALLY FIELD CLAY WENT ON. II I'M THE GREATEST I'M THE PM MZC VS ROI-NAMUR fASTEST, YOU CAN'T TOUCH Mr." LIGAMENTS IN THE RIGHT KNEE DURING SUNDAY'S 5·15 (HARDIN LELEPALI) CU,Y THREW OUT HIS CHEST AND WILLIAMSSTUCX GAME AGAINST NEW YORK AND WILL UNDERGO SUR & GERY. TERRY NO.SINGER WILL TAKE OVER THE SAT. Nov. 12 DALLY FiElD OUT HIS fOREFINGER ~NO PUSHED IT INTO CLAY'S QUARTERBACK JOB IN JOHNSON;S ABSENCE PM KENTRON VS R I KAK I S CHEST 5·15 (BAPTISTE & VERRY) "1'1<1 G01NG TO TOUCH YOU," WILLIAMS SAID. THE SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS ANNOUNCED THAT BRANDON FIELD "Do YOU KNOW I'M THE GREATEST? Do YOU RIGHT SArETY MEL PHILLIPS SUF'F'[REO A BROKEN PM F I L-AM VS NA AL I I "A" KNOW I'VE RETIRED EVERYBODY?" CLAY CONTIN 5 WRIST IN SUNDAY;S GAME AGAINST Los ANGELES. (HARDIN & ALAMEDA) UED. HOWEVER, A CLUB SPOKESMAN SAID PHILLiPS MAY "You WON'T RETIfU ME," WILLIAMS RETORTED BE ABLE TO PLAY IN THIS SUNDAyfS GAME WIT~ LITTLE LEAGUE SCHEDULE CALMLY "I DON'T CARE 110~ rAsT YOU ARE I CHICAGO EVEN THOUGH HIS ARM WILL BE IN A FRI. Nov r I TWINS VS riCERS CARRY TWO GUNS MYSELF," SAID WILLIAMS, WHO CAST. 4.45 PM (BURKE & GUASTAMACHIO) WAS WEARING A TEN-GALLON HAT. SAT, Nov 12 INDIANS vs ORIOLES "WILL YOU BE THERE? CLAY ASKED 4.45 PM (ALAMEDA & GUASTAMACHIO) "NAME THE TIME," WILLIAMS REPLIED ~UARTERBACK SUN Nov. 1 TIGERS VS INDIANS "I BEAT THE BEAR (SONNY LISTON) AND THE YOU ARE THE 3 By JACK KEMP-BUffAlO BILLS QUARTERBACK 4:45 PM (BURKE & HARDIN) HARE (PATTERSON) AND I CAN BEAT THE CAT," SITUATION CLAY aDAS!ED. "ALL CATS DO IS SCRATCH 1 HOUSTON LEADS 24-14 WITH rOUR AND A HALF NEW YORK (UPI)--AN ANKLE INJURY SUfFERED NEVER GET SCRATCHES" MINUTES LErT IN THE GAM(. THE BALL RESTS BY CHAMPION [MILE GRlf.'TH DURING TRAINING "THIS CAT IS GOING TO SCRATCH yOU," WIL ON THEIR WHEN YOUI LEfT BUffALO A COUPLE HAS FORC~D A SECOND POSTPONEMENT IN THE LIAMS SAID QUICKLY. 30. or DAYS AGO~ THE TEMP~RATURE WAS NEAR fREEZ MIDDLEWEIGHT fiGHT BETWEEN GRIFFITH AND JOEY DURING THE CONFRONTATION, DUNDEE STOOD ARCHER. THE BOUT ORIGINALLY HAD BEEN SET rOR ON CLAylS RIGHT AND BIG MEL TURNBOW, A ING. Now YOU ARE PLAY~NG IN 90 DEGREE HEAT. YOUR TEAM IS TIRED, BUT YOu NEED THIS WIN. OCTOBER 21ST, BUT HAO TO BE RESCHEDULED WHEN SPARRING PARTNER, STOOD GLARING ON HIS LEFT. ARCHER CAME DOWN WITH A VIRUS INfECTION SECONDS KEPT SAYING "MEL, DON'T HIT HIH. ON rlRST DOWN YOU THREW AN INCOMPLETED PASS ON SECOND YOU GAINED VARDS ON AN IT IS NOW RESCHEDULED rOR JANUARY 23RO NOT NOW, MEL." IT 010 NOT 80THER WILLIAMS. OO~N 8 orf-TACKlE PLAY. IT's THIRD TWO. THE GRIFrlTH WON OVER ARCHER LAST SUI COHAN(NATIONAL LEAGUE) ALL-STAR ROBERT BIRO CAUGHT IN A RUN-DOWN BETWEEN THIRD AND IS JOHN CHRIVIA (AMERI- HOME. BACK TO CAMERA -- JOHN CHRIVIA AND DON EVMAN MAKING PLA'!' ALONG WITH THIRD BASEMAN AL CATOGGIO. UMPIRE TONY BURKE PAGE 6 HOURGLASS WUHESOAY, NOVEMBU 9, 1966 VALL STREE1TODAY E[ECTIONS QU~RTERB~C~ AN~ER LOSING 8Y 2 TO's WITH LESS THAH 5 MINUTES LEFT NECESSITATES BALL CONTReL, WE CAN'T Ar , FORD TO GIVE UP THE BALL NOW, I'D ".LLOW THE QUARTERBACK', MANUAL IN THIS CASE AND GIVE IT TO MY BEST BACK ON OUR Bt5T RUNNING PLAY. AN orF-TACKLE SLANT IS USUALLY YOUR BE5T CHOICE BECAUSE IT GIVES YOUR LINEMEN THE BEST BLOCKING ANGLES IT 15 PROBABLY WHAT THE OEFtNSE EXPECTS, BUT THERt COMES A TIME WHEN YOU MUST FORGET ABOUT rOOLING THE op POSITION AND RELY ON SHEER POWER HO~RGLASS STOC~ LISTINGS AMER I CAN AIRLINES + I 7/B AMERIC"N PHOTO §717~8 + 1/4 AMER I C"N T & T 56 1/8 +3/8 AMPEX 20 1/8 +5/8 ANACONDA 78 3/4 +1 3/8 BOEING 58 I/Ij. +1 3/8 CHRYSLER 32 -SiB DOUGLAS +1/2 FORO ~1 ~~~ -1/8 GEN ELECTRIC 96 +1/4 GEN MOTORS 73 +5/B Ge:N T &. R +1/8 IBM ~~9 1/2 +1/2 LOCKHEED 61 7/8 +2 5/8 LONE STAR CM 14 3/4 MGM -1/4 MM'-l ~ I~~ +1/2 MOB I LO'L 47 5/8 +7/B PAN AMER ICAN 51 1/4 RCA 48 5/8 + I 1/4 SEARS 48 1/2 SHELL 01 L 67 SPERRY RAND 26 1/2 +1 7/8 STD 0 I L or CA L 64 5/8 +3/8 STD OIL or N.J. 68 U"'ITED FRUIT 29 3/4 J S. GYPSUM 52 +2 5/8 'WARNER BROS PIC 16 1/2 +3 7/8 Dow JONES CL.OSING RANGE OF" AVERAGES IMPLEMENTATION BY THE LEGISLATURE STOCKS CLOSE CH"NGE IKE SEES HOPE IN OUTCOME IN NEW YORK CITY THE VOlERS -- BY A 5-3 30 INDUS 809.91 N/A GETTYSBURG (UPI)--FoRMER PRESIDENT DwiGHT MARGIN -- ABOLISHED A CIVILIAN REVIEW BOARD 20 RA ILS 19986 N/A D. EISENHOWER DESCRIBED THE RESULTS OF YES SUPPORTED BY SENS ROBERT F KENNEDY, OEM , 15 UTILS 137 15 NIA TEROAV'S ELECTION NATIONWIDE AS "SIGNifi lAND JACOB K JAVITS, REP" AND MAYOR JOHN 65 'STOCKS 285. 24 MIA CANT GAINS fOR COMMON SENSE POLICIES AND V, LINDSAY. THE BOARD, IN CFF"ECT ONL'f THREE PROGRAMS " MONTHS BEfORE LAST NIGHT'S VOTE, ACTED AS A STASSEN ~ES M~ND~TE TO LBJ IN A STATEMENT RELEASED fROM HIS GETTYS- WATCHDOG OVER POLICE ACTION PHIL.ADELPHIA (UPI)--HAROlO STASSEN, fORMER 8URG OfflCt, THE fORMER PRESIDENT SAID' IN AN ISOLATED VOTE ON THE VIET NAM WAR, REPUBLICAN GOVERNOR or MINNESOTA AND NOW "N "ALTHOUGH ALL RETURNS rROM THE ELECTION THE CITIZENS or DEARBORN, MICH. SAID OVER ATTORNEY HERE, SAID TODAY THE ELECTION RE ARE NOT YET RECEIVED, IT IS OBVIOUS THAT WHELMINGLY THEY WERE AGAINST A PULLOUT Of SULTS fROM ACROSS THE COUNTRY "CONSTITUTE REPUBLICANS HAVE SCORED SIGNIFICANT GAINS TROOPS A CLEAR CALL BY THE PEOPL.E fOR ARE-ANALYSIS FOR COMMON SENSE POLICIES AND PROGRAMS. By A NARROW MARGIN Of ABOUT 12,000 VOTES OF PRESIDENT JOrlNSON'S POLICY IN VIET NAM " "IT IS PARTICULARLY PLEASING THAT RACIAL MISSISSIPPI DECIDED TO LET THE LEGISLATURE STASSEN SAID nMODE~ATE "NO CONSTRUCTIVE ISSUES PLAYED LITTLE PART IN THE ELECTION. CONSOLIDATE COUNTIES CIVIL RIGHTS LEADERS CRITICS SCOREO THE BIGGEST VICTORIES" FOR THIS, BOTH PARTIES ARE TO BE CONGRATU SAID THIS WAS AIMEO AT PREVENTING NEGROES, HE SAID IN A STATEMENT "I RESPECTFULLY LATED NOW IN COUNTIES WITH HEAVY NEGRO POPULATION1 CALL UPON PRESIOENT JOHNSON TO RESPOND TO "REPUBLICANS HAVE NOW BEEN GIVEN ENLARGED fRO~ ELECTING STATE OfrlCERS IN 1967 ' THE VOICE OF THE AMERICAN PEOPLE BY CALLING OPPORTUNITIES fOR CONSTRUCTIVE SERVICE TO LOUISIANA APPROVED A STATE CONSTITUTIONAL rOR A THOUGHTFUL, THOROUGH STUDY CONFERENCE OUR PEOPLE WITHOUT DISTINCTION BASED UPON AMENDMENT TO LET A GOVERNOR SERVE TWO TERMS Of MEN Of 60TH PARTIES TO .RECOMMEND fOR SUCH IRRELEV"NT fACTORS AS RACE, RELIGION BUT WEST V,RGINIA REJECTED AN AMENDMENT TO HIS CONSIDERATION A NEW ALTERNATIVE IN VIET OR NATIONAL ORIGIN ALLOW THE GOVERNOR TO SUCCEED HIMSELr NAM WHICH WOULD LEAD TO QUIETING OF THE MI A~ CONfiDENT THAT THE PARTY'S ACCOM IN OTHER DECISIONS SOUTH CAROLINA VOTERS WAR, A UNITED NATIONS SOLUTION AND A STRONG PLISHMENT WILL BE SUCH AS TO ATTRACT GREAT REJECTED LIQOUR BY THE DRINK, M,CHIGAN RE PEACE " AND G~OWING NUMBERS TO ITS STANOARD AND FUSED TO GRANT DRINKING PRIVElEGES TO 18- ~------BRING IT AND THE NATION AN EVEN BRIGHTER YEAR-OLDS; OKLAHOMA REJECTEO A CONGRESSIONAl Mos£ow (UPI)--Moscow OBSERVERS SAID TODAY FUTURE: " REDISTRICTIN~ PLAN, KENTUCKY TURNED DOWN A THAT RESULTS OF TME U.S. ELECTIONS ARE A ------REVISED STATE CONSTITUTION AND LOUISIANA DEMONSTRATION Of THE rACT THAT THE U,S, EL PASO, lEX (UPI)--A LOCAL WOMAN RE VOTED rOR A DOMED STADIUM TO HOUSE ITS NEW PEOPLE ARE MORE AND MORE RESOLUTELY OPPOS ?UBNED TO HER CAR IN A PARKING LOT, rOUND PROfESSIONAL fOOTBALL TEAM ING THE USA's ADVENTURE IN SOUTHEAST ASIA. A BASHED rENDER AND A NOTE READING, "I HAVE IN SUP~ORT Of THIS CLAIM, Moscow RADI.'S DENTEO YOUR CAR PEOPLE ARE WATCHING ME AND CORSHA ... , ENGLAND (UPI)--DAVID Euols. 18. NEW YORK CORRESPONDENT CITED THE VICTORY THEY THINK I AM LEAVING MY NAME, ADDRESS AND MICHAEL MILES; 16, CLAIMED A NEW EN~UR Of MARK HATrlELO IN OREGON, WELL-KNOWN AS AND PHONE NUMBER ANCE RECORD ON SUNDAY AFTER SPENDING 30 AN OPPONENT O. PRESIDENT JOHNSON'S ~ILITARY "THEY ARE WRONG I. HOURS ON A SEE-SAW POLICY IN VIET N"H. I PAGE' 7 HOURGLASS U. S. Barely Avoided Indian War In Ancient Iran- Following Acquisition of Alaska The Fading World of Migratory Tribes 1'1' JAHN't IROWN Central Pi"'~11 AIlMc/rrtloJ" Iy JONAfHAN IDWAItDS move will be unwl~e and dan CorrcapOlldent Oentral lTSB8 A880clatwn g(!rou!;l and may Cause the loas TEHRAN, lran - PerSIa's Corre8po'lldetl/ ot many IJVE's In the future May I auggest you send several world of migratory tribes used WASHINGTOIil- As Aiaslta that commi9sloned offIcers with 0 to be a& opulently Uamboyant ma.rked Its 99th annlvf'l'sary as guard them take 50 blank and legendary as Its ~tOl'led Am.encan territory, there carne have ets and about flVl'! pountls of to courta OJ kmgs and Its CItIes to light a previously unpubUsh bacco go down there and have Not \'N'y mu(!l farther baCK cd letter dellC!lblng how an an Indian potlatch, present the than World War 1, many of the lndlan outbreak was appar chiefs with the blankets and major noma.dlc tribes were ently averted during narrowly srooke the pIpe of peac.:!' , small kingdom.s In thEm own the transfer from Czarist Rus Dav.s agreed and the mIl1tary ruled by paramount chlefH callo:!d sla to the Umted States party ~tarted for the encamp by 3Ohl~ • llkhllnIlI A potentially explosive incl ment As they were en route, Each tflbe ""liS composed 01 df'nt whu;h had It occurred word Willi ret!'ived from the J'I many ~m:tller sub-tribes whIch could have caused the lOBS of dian chiefs 'that If the Boston [n turn were ruled by petty many American liveS," arose mltn (the Indian Jl a m e for cha-fs, and SO on down the scale almost Immediately aftcr the Americans) wDuM tn-at them until the famtly unit Clruss d\~ formal transfer ceremony in the the same way he had treated tmctlona were as ngldly ob Governor's Mans[on in Sltkll, the RUSSIan pnllce, thty would serveod aa th ~y w .. re at th ~ the n the capital or RUlIsian treat With hIm ' courts of the French kings ar America • • • the RUSillan czars Encamped nearby were about FROM OUr po~itions on the Only Ii few years ago tnbal 1,500 IndIana who had been at- porch of the government house,' chIefs, who were liR wealthy all tracted by TUmors of what was continued Forney .5 account, "we kmgs, IlVed in kmgly splendoJ ta.king place From the mansIon, could look over the "tockade that not even Hollywood of the Brig ~n Jefferson DaVis, first mto the Indian camp We sIlent era could emulate In their military governor Of the nC)w saw the IndIans gather around depictions ot the shleks CIt Ara- territory, noticed that the Russ- the AmerIcan soldiers and the by Huge palat18.1 tenta, walls' more than fOUT mlllIon I hs\e gone abroad to colleges ian flag was stlll flylng lit the Brl9 Gel! J.HanOIl Davu tnterpreter, saw the latter ges ami floors cover<'d ,,'Ith price I Some at the tr'lbea have at' The rest were leit to carry all Indian Village and ordered II t latin t th h k leSl! rugs, Sliver, sUks aJld bro one time Ot another been at with the traditional herdIng and military contingent to haul it! cat Indians and other tribes wh.o leu g 0 em as e spo e cade draperies all the luxur~' odds with the Iraman goverr" hOts J-r ~ 'v/v0 It> 200 2:1 CONTRACT BRIDGE I' ~ ~ ~ ~ Z'Z. 2.~ 2..4 2S 2.100 21 By B. Jay Becker ~ ~ ~ ~ (Top a-nt.Ho.... (n ...."'. a.uvwlltll Ch.apJ..... I. ,..,., 2.~ 2.9 ~o '!lol ~2 % west dealer b dON not J'eally ban to be a ,~ V'I ~s % Eul·Welt vulnerable atoiWl to ttaure out the rlcht NOBTH method of pla.y ~ ~ The clue ~QtnI!iI from the fact ~1 be ~9 "\0 .K142 9QJ8 that West paased originally and ~ then Ihowed. up wltb the A·K of 41 4Z "I!o +Q8 .AJa dle.monda on the flat two plays ~ ~ ~ ~ EASt' For pl:&CtlcaI purpoeea It mu.t 44- 45 410 41 4& 49 be aMumed tnat Weal: ~annot .815 have both the kbtg of hearts ~ ~ ~ ~ .1094. 3 So 51 sa B 54 SS ILlld klnlr of olu~ beuW\e he .J94 would have opened the bidding ~ % ,.Kl0ge in such case He might pqa 51:> 51 Sf) SOUTH with nne 01 the &Ide kinc'... but ~ ~ .AQJ 107 lurely ftOt with both of them 59 bO • AU ~bl .1083 It follows that Eut mu.t have at least one king and th.t ~ ~ "'Q15 the ~ontract can be &Sl'I1Nd by The bidding leadinJ' & low club (rom dummy HORIZONTAL 53 new comb 2 Jason ~ 12 of land SOUTHERN EXPOSURE--Gayle W __ ' !'ionia Ea.at South alter I1rawing trumps 1 woeful form :ll11P character f';lbl'ln hold" a newspaper In 4 danci'>step 55 girl s name 3 food Istlcs Pau 1 ... Pau 1 • In the actual CMI! tht. method 7 concern 56 Amazon regimen 19 ScotUm M[ Iml Fla that aptly e", PUll 2 • Pua " • ot play would Buceeed. whether 11 trim estuary 4 godo! e>:plo~r pI E'~~e~ the South s opmlon Opening lead - king of dla.- or not. Eut l"08e With the ldng mondl cIu b.! l{ he k Ule 13 high In 57 conclude flocks 21 macaw CIll"l'TOQUD'S GVVGOGN HYNGMC QZKXZQZX CZUZQEV ZVZONGYM GMlrEVGX Yeaterday'8 CryptoqUlp MAN SOUGHT HUGE TROUT IN MOUNTAIN !JTREIAM - ~_~~ ______- ____--.- _--40- ~ PAGE 8 HOURGlASS ANNOUNCEMENT~ lOR PROTESTANT CHAPEL CHOIR MEETS aASSIFIED NIGHT ~T 7')0 IN T~£ CHAPEL. F"OR SALE ICATE BRIDGE WILL BE PLAYED TONIGHT 7. 15 AT THE YOKWE YUK CLUB. KENMORE AUTOMATIC W4SHING MACHINE - $150, G.E. AIR CONDITIONER - 8,000 ER GROUP MEETS THURSDAY AT 9'30 AM TR 627 ALL ARE WELCOME. BTUs - $100. C"lL 694. SHOWlIM[ 7 & 9 ZENITH TRANSISTOR TRANSOCEANIC R4010 IMARY CHOIR WILL MEET AT 3.30 PM fRI AY IN TNE fiNE ARTS BUILDING. - LIKE NEW - $99 CALL 2127 DAYS OR wiND ACHO~~ THE EVERGLADlil AT 766 EVENINGS AOVtNTURE DRAMA COLOR HEAR YE, HEAR YE CHRISTOPHER PLU~MEA, 8URL IVES, GyPSY LADY'S BIKE - $10, NEW WIDE HANDLE BAKE SALE ROSE LEE BARS - $3, 17" SEAT PDST EXTENSION - "'LSO NEWS $2 CAll 2434. THERE IS A NE£D DOWN MA.JURO WA¥ F"DR AN AUDiO-VISUAL AID MACHINE SHOlt/TlME WANTED To HELP THEM PAY, 7 30 THE CATHOLIC WOMEN'S To BUY - ELECTRONIC ORG~N IN GOOD BAKE SALE IS ON THE WAY. BORN FREE OPERATING CONDITION CALL ED SCHIELE ATe NOVEMBER 12TH WILL Bf TH( OA¥. TRUE JUNGLE AOVENTURE COLOR AT 308 ON ROI DAYS 9 30 AM -- GOODIES GALORE VIRGINIA McKENNA, BILL T~AVERS, ELSA, EDITO~ NE I .. °rlEL"S-"l ~,:., IN FRONT or MACY'S STORE. THE LIONESS ASST. E::J ITOR JaRIS All To BUY - IOxl2' RUG IN GOOD CONDI SEE YOU THERE. STAfF "'ANet =_A S TION COLL 2283 tC~IE ,:J."IS:." LYNN L!~fl~1( To BUY - USED BOWLING BALL - 16 WOMEN'S CLUB TUESDAY BRIDGE WINNER SHOWTIME SPORTS EDlTeR' JOAN KALA" KI POUNDS - BL.CK - AN~ CONDITION CALL WAS LORRAINe LA MaTHE 6 30 &. 8 35 L ITHOGRAPHEP' RICHARD RUFO"OLC 225 OR 324 ON ROI CIRCULATlOI~ BACHELORS' CLUB WILL MEET SATURDAY, MA~G£R DANA ODGERS To BUY - TRAINING WHEELS fOR 16" Nov. 12. ANY MEMBERS WISHING TO BRING ~CARLET BARONE~~ AT BEGINNER'S BIKE CALL 507. GUESTS CONTACT SAM HALL AT THE OCEAN Spy MYSTERI' DRAMA 8lACK AND WHITE VIEW D4WN ADDAMS, PAUL DAMLKE To BUY - AUTOMATIC CLOTHES DRYER CALL 758 OR 475 KWAJALEIN NIKE YACHT CLUB WILL HOLD ALSO AfL fOOTBALL AN IMPORTANT MEETING THURSOAY, No~. OFFICIAL NOTICES AT PM AT THE YACHT CLUB. ALL SHOlt/TIME 10 8 30 DATE DF"F"ICIAL 8ULLETIN PtoNE Dc_an U., 7 & 12 15 MEMBERS ARE URGED TO ATTEND. 30 TITUS DIVING WATCH AT THE DUMP SUN- 9 Nov 66 CPT L L. FRIESZ 22"7 YOKWE YUK WOMEN'S CLUB EXECUTIVE BOARD Dill' CALI. 539 THE REPTILE 10 NOli 66 MAJ C E WILSON GJ 3 WILL MEET THURSDAY, Nov. 10 AT 9 AM AT MARSHALL 1 HORROR DRAMA COLOR II Nov.66 CPT W.J. 75 MAN'S GOLD WATCH ON EMON BEACH SUN- AT THE HOME Of GLENYS BIRKS, OTRS CPT H D. VERRY NOEL WILLMAN, JENNlr[R DANIEL, RAY (12 Nov.66 24~e OilY CALL 653 411A LTC W~TE~MAN BARNETT 113 Nov 66 J.G. 23tl ALSO COLLEGE fOOT8ALL 14 No ... 66 MAJ W J HALL 690 15 Nov.66 MAJ A.A. CHANEY 2333 SHOWTllo4E ONE WEDDING B~ND, rOUND IN T~E 5raJtI WnJ6 8 DUTY OfFICER IS KWAJALEIN TEST S,TE SHOWER ROOM or DECK #1, IN THE PAClrlC CoMMANDING OrflCERIS REPRESENTATIVE bACHELOR 8ARR~CKS OURING OTHER THAN NORMAL OvTY HOURS THE BE!:> T MAN RAIN HOOO ,OR YELLOW RAINCO~T, FOUND AT VI~ITI~G REGULATION~ POLITICAL DRAMA 8LACK AND WHITE EBEYE ON LAWN or QUARTERS N£~R PLAYGROUND PERSONNEL VISITINC EBEYE ARE REMI~D~D HEN RY F"ONOA, CLI Ff ROBERTSON, ED I E ADAMS NtH TO Ivy I-IALL THAT THEY MUST ~ETURN TO KWA~ALEJN NOT LATER THAN 20DO. A RECtNT CHANGE IN MOVIES ARE KEYED AS THE TO AUDIENt£ I.rTER PROP(RLY ID(NTI,Y1NG THESE WATER TAXI SERVICE HAS CANCELLED THE I'OR WHICH THEY ARE SUITABLE. THE SYM~ ITEMS, THE OWNERS HAY CLAIM THEM AT CRAfT FROIo4 EaEYE, WHICH MEANS THAT 60LS A, T AND C REPRESENT ADULTS, TEENS 1930 THc SECURITI' OFFICE IN THE AIR TERMI KWAJALEIN ISLAND NURSERY WILL BE VISITORS MUST RETURN ON THE TARwANG CLOSED ON fRIOAY, Nov II. AND CHILDREN, RESPECTIVELY. THE PRES NAL bUILOINt. DEPARTING EBEYE AT OR MAKE ~RIVATE ENCE OF ANY Of THE THREE SYMBOLS INDI 1745 ARRANGEMENTS TO RETURN BY 2000 ONE OF THE: GREATEST PAINS TO HUMAN CATES THAT THEY FILM IS CONSIDERED SUIT NATURE IS THE PAIN or A NEW IDEA. ABLE rOR THE AUDIENCE GROUP REPRESENTED PICNIC TABLES WALTER BAGEHOT BY THt SYMBOLS. ~OHEDNE TO DO IRONING CAL. 2755 METAL fRAMEO TABLES ~OCATED ,~ THE RECREATION AREAS ARE -HE ~ES'O'SlrIL'~Y Of SPECIAL SER/IOZ A~O -~~ P~OPE~ v ~r P~R I S-~IO;£OI'V TO OPEN KTS THESE TAB~tS ARE ,~R ~S: O· s tfTELEPrlONE ROUGE" LINE LAND PE~SO~NEL ANC ~AY ~O- 3: USE~ II PARIS (UPI)--FRANCE AND THE SOVIET PR I VATE PAT lOS AND PORCH[o;. !, J' "L.S PRESENTLY uSING TH:~E TAB~ES VlS- C~l" U~IO~ TODAY PU- THE ~INI5HING TOUCHES A: Ill. A', ';'(;REC"CNT 0," A ")-lOT LINE" BC~ 331 OR RETURN THEV ,~~EDIATZ_v O~ TWEEN PARIS AND MDSCOW. TION WILL BE TAKZN BY Tft ~ •• ~~ -~ ~E ACTUALLY, IT WILL BE: A Te:LETYPE CIR~ PARTMtNT. CUlT OUT F"RE~CH OF,!CIALS HAVE DUBBED IT TH E "n:LEPHONE ROUGE" OR RED TE LE SCHOOL OPEN HOUSE THE GEOFIGE SE'TZ SCHeOI.. o'IL_ 40"C A') PrlQ'lE. !T HI1..l GO INTO OP[RATION "IN OPEN HOUSE OF ALL C~~~~~~O~~ -J, p_ ~ T~ A FEW W([KS ' AND ALL I~TERES-:O -:S ~E\-S C' -"~~ S'MI_AR TO T~[ LINE THAT LINKS THE EVC~ING, ~OYt~BEP 10 Wh I Tf l-IouSL WITH THE KREM LIN, THE ElEMtNTAFI\, CLAS5"'r ... ~<; tI •• 'OE ,,-; __ ELY~[E-~RENLIN LINE THEORETICALLY WfLL f"lO,~ Tt"' G 9" -"'_ r-_r, ~E U5[O O'LY I~ TIMES OF EMERGENCY t !T CD,~S ISTS 01' A REGULAR "HAROENE:O" J~.-SR. ~I'l-SC~OC_ ~ CABLE CIRCU'T AND A BACK-UP RADIO TO 5 PI" PARE~TS SHIN6 ~C CKA .... NEL * RESS Of T~t'R C~IL~ ~Rr ~ '. 'THIS IS A NE~ STEP IN THE STRENGTH FRO~ OOI'C SO AT T_'S -I E~ING or ~RIENOSHIP BETWEEN OUR TWO RE~UE5TED TO S~~:~ L- T~:>: ~' -. COUNTRlfS ~AID HERVE ALPHAND, FOR AT OTHER T'Io4E$ EIGN OF,ICE SECRET~RY GENERAL. MEMBERS OF THE HIG" 'Cc "~ S-d._ - SO~'[T AMBASSADOR VALERIAN ZORIN CoUNCIL HAVE "'OLU~TEEQ~- vo '~~r - -~E SAID TNE LI~r WAS NOTABLE BECAUS[ IT ISLANO NUR5E'l¥ "I;:-"'EEN -co!: ' l R REPRESENTED A NEW LINK BETWEEN TWO AND 9 PM ANO W'L~ PRDVr,C ~~~v~,~-,~~ £UROPEAN CO~NTR1E5 0, DlrrERENT POLI S~RVICE fOR PAR-~TS v w:. ~_ .;. -:N TICAL CAHPS "IT SIGNifiES THAT A BASt fOR COOP AT NO COST. __..... , __ I'IIIfaIldDllU UllUlIlt.18IIII flU ... f'N'Il"",IjII"~~~_~1':",""" THERE WILL BE ~~ 0. ERATION BETWEEN THE TWO COUNTRIES IN ~p~;';' ~~ ~~ "'b .... :fI..,{.,.,..... ~~ 1iftt<~'t_Lr"" ..,..,.,1 ...... 11 ... )j r ~~ iii ~'IH ..flfrm ..... ~~M:tI~ ... »t~II'DIJllrl'llla._r&WUI ~~"" ...... ~oful>'hn t.,...... ~ l LCIfUf ... ~_.,...... it_..,. ~_SII:WJ~.'.~LIWIII NOVEMaER II ~O'l Gco~': THE REINrORCEME~T Of PEACE IN EUROPE ::...... I~~"... : ... ~~ ~ l~ '" 1 "'" 0... ~ kR~¥I'r' "'" I ...... HfiI!l1 h.,...... u.:Cl-~ ~~ ~. ~~~ tt STUDENTS I~ OBS(Q,A~~E EXISTS,' ZORIN SAID. KWAJALEIN CHAPTER OF THE NATIONAL THREE CHINESE JUMPER5 HONOR SOCIETY IS COLLECTING TRICYCLES EARLY BlkD ~INub DEFEWJ[D I N LONDON FOR C~ILOREN WHO ARE UNOERGOING THER~ Los ANGELES (UPI)--A COMMUNICATIONS GRADUATE RECO~OS EX~~I~AT ~v ~ E.) LONDON (UPI )--THREE CHINESE PARA APY fOR POll~ ON MAJURO. ANYONE IN SATELLITE PROGRAM SPOK£SMAN SA¥S THE WILL 6E OF~ERED A- G~O~.> ~- 7 5."1~~ TROOPERS SENTl~CEO TO DEATH IN MALAY TERESTEO IN CONTRIBUTING TRIKES OR PACIFIC "EARLY BIRO," WHIC~ f!:~~ SHORT ON JANUARY 21 /l.L~ IS~"N:: .... !'s,. ":L ItoI~ or ITS 26,ooo~MILES ORBIT MAY STI~L at TERESTEO I~ TAKING T~t G.R.E. S~:~LD SIA fOR THEIR PART IN AN INDONESIAN MONEY WITH WHICH TO BUY TRIKES, PLEASE J AIRBORNE INVASION IN THE LABIS ARE" CALL MR. NORTON AT 601 FOR PICK~UP OF OPERATED EIGHT OR /_ HOURS A DAY. CONTACT THE SCPO~L fM~EOI·TElY QE61STRA Of JOHORE ARE ENTITLED TO BE TREATEO YOUR DONATIONS. THE SATELLITE fAILEO TO REACHED ITS TION APPLICATIONS MUST ~E °E~E!vED BY THE AS PRISONERS Of WAR, THE JUDICIAL ORBIT BECAUSE OF AN OVERHEATEO MOTOR. BERKELEY, CALlrOR"~ H~A~~U_~T:~~ ~OT COMMITTE[ or THE PRIVY COUNCIL HELD DRAWING CLASS SCHEDULED fOR THURSDAY, DR. JOSEPH V. CHARYK, PRESIDENT or COM- LATER THAN NOVEMBER 21. 'hESE ~Ar[RIALS TODIIY Nov 10 WILL BE HELD F"RIOAY, Nov. II MUNICATIONS SUELLITES CORP, SAID TODAY ARE AVAILABLE F"RC~ R,ChARO STO'KMA~' LORD GUEST, LORD UPJOHN AND LORD AT 7 30 PM IN THE F"INE ARTS BUILDING THE EARLl BIRD COULD BE OPERATEO TO GUIDANCt COUNSELOR AT T~~ ~(H0C'. T~r PEARSON, WHO HEARD THE P[TITIONS OF DUE TO THE OPEN HOUSE AT GEORGE SEITZ BRING PROGRAMS FROM AUSTRALIA TO T4( TESTS WILL BE ADM N'STtREO C~ :ATUQDAY, THE THREE fOR srECIAL LEAVE TO APPEAL SC~OOL ON THURSOAI'. UNfTEO STATES AND EUROPE. JANUARY 21 AT TH~ GEORGE S: rz SCHOOL AGAINST CONVICTIONS UNOER THE INTER "NEXT YEAR," HE ADOED, "WE PLAN TO SItI'lD COMMENCINC AT 8 ,Ii". NAL SECURITY ACT, SAID THEY WOULD VETERANS' DAY FLIGHT SCHEDULE IS A5 UP TWO DR THREE COMMUNIC"T IONS SATELLI1'ES ------REPORT THEIR OPINION THAT THE PETI fOLLOWS WHICH WOULD THEN GIVE US TWO OVER THt LAKEWOCD, CoLO. (.PI) __ T~o LITTLE GIRLS TIONS OUGHT TO BE GRANTED TO THE KING FLIGHT DEP AIIR DEP ARR PACifiC AND TWO OVER THE ATLANTIC. WHO LIKED SHINY COINS B~TTER THAN PAPER 'I SILLS H,T THE JACKPOT .~tN ThtY WENT TO NlNBER KWA ROI KWA Of MALAYSIA. ROI A LAKEWOOD LAUNDROMAT. THE THREE CHINESE -- TEO BOON CHAI, NEW AND STIRRING THI~~~ ARE BEL!TTLE~, O~rjC!ALS SAID T~E GIRLS "CRE PUTT INC LEE Hoo BOON ANa LEt SIANG -- WERt GA-Ol o8oD BECAUSE IF THEY ARE NOT 8tL1TTLEC T~E 072'5 0730 , I,.. PLAY PAPE:R 81 ,-L~ A.,: CETT '1C A DOL- REPORTED TO HAVE BEEN CAPTURED AFTER GA-03 1200 12 HUMILIATING OUtSTfON ARISES, "W'IY TrlEN 1155 30 i LAR'~ C~ANGt ~ ~t- q~. T~E GIRLS WERE SEING DROPPED fROM A HtRCULES ~LANE GA...(4 1630 1640 1 10 ARE YOU NOT TAK ING PAIIT !' 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