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VOL 60, NO. 27i 3 SECTIONS, 24 PAGES , Nl'lli I !Jf IEACH, CALIFORNIA :TUESDAY, NC:>VMER l:t, 1967
City 'D • ·. emes School Blame
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Council Assails PFO f~r'TIWughtkss' Charge in Stormy Debate
B1 JEROME f'. COUJN5 -., ... ~"""--Newport Beach clfy co""""""", In
an emotional debMe-ln mercrowded
council clwnben, Moaday DI~ re-
fUled to take tbe blame for over-
crowded tcbooll.
A large delegotioo of. -Vlow
School Pvent Focuttr Orpnllatioo
IPFO) membora wu_,.clwpb' crit-
ldud by 1umJnc Uwmobn for
cbargln1 Illa! tbe cl'1 tbollPtlaib'
W permitted w . M b I tncU aaJorlty of the council tndicatin& a
whUe not 11pportla( °"' ·ll:blll CCllD-wUJingness to talk over tcbool prob-
ltrlldion. -i.u with Newport·M e s a Unified
PlaiaJ1 ......... PPO °"""""''· • ScbqoJ Dillbict official.a-but only at
.,.....U, araued rtPt beck, iDliltill .. district's invitation.
the citJ WU at .._ pa" ·1 r..,-.. 10Mral to the eontrovel'I)' was a
11ble for the . JnMlll 8lrbor Ar'-,..,.ent to individual councilmen by
claal;nem llbal1ap .. : Rai'ttor View P F 0 Vice Pnsktent
Allin' t!most" u W... of W"Jwrtt-, _•Mn. Warren P. Wallen. It asked :
and COW:dlr~U-. tl!tit ._.. '"WM It not your erouP which gave
~ .mm..d daiw:n ID a ~ appreval for high dtruity building 1n
pvatiftb' q'*' t'M±eelee _. .. _.. Eastbluff area, knowing all the
MAlllNI CHllf KILLIO ---• t
'Big Eye' For Newport
·Helicopter
Blast Fatal
TV Security Okayed iR ·splj.t Decision
To General
SAIGON (AP) -The UAited SU\"
lost ill second &eneral in tbt Vietnam
\Var today. Maj. Gen. Bruno A. Hoch-
muth. 56, commander of the 3rd Ma-
rine Dlvtslon, was kll.led ln a. bellcop-
81BRUCE _llENSOl'i °' .. .., .......... Operition EPS ii under way.
Tbe initials stand for "Electnln.ic
Prolectioa s,..... ... It pn>mlaa to
become u !Ullllar to Newport Beach
reildeatl • LBJ.
The l)'atem b o bigbb' aopbbticOI·
ec\ clooed clmlll televlaloo -k
wttb a dollen c.mera at -...p: 1oc-to old N<•NI -potlte 1n ,._., c r 1 m a, coatrollh;tt
crowda Olld monlt.rin1 trofflc.
a11 councl-• M...S., Dlsht ••·
thoriJed tclentlat.1' at Arlnc Ruearch eorPnr-of ·s..i. Au .. '-Ila ··-1 tbe alumboriq electrmdc ter explosion and cruh north ot Hue. robots.
f'ou. men died with him. ODwtl ,,,,,. .... Wiii i... -•
The cra•b came a.tut more than ......... an11 -.. .. m AO!!!
four months alter ...._,_ ~·-:;g !Jl_ ~· ii;'.
J ._ CclllllDI of tbe U:& -ili'1 '1 ~id Iii -oe,, In a. com11or1 of two Bti'bOmbln .,.. tbe Jl'Clo
the S:ruth China st. wblle ea roate to ·~e'ft .ca.c tM-, ~ ' '
a Communist ta.rcet in sou t b V1et-CouneDiDail UBddit Part•r . ....o
nam. Five men were Io 1 t with voted no: "J'd lib toi)llNrlllllfe'~ it from the federal level befanh we Crumm, 41, ·1n that accident. July I . vot.ie tupayers' hmd.I. I'd ne to
1-fe her.dee! the Str~teeic Air C.om· know whether this ii a leeitimate
mand's 3rd Air DSvialon on Guam. deal."
The cause ol the explosion w.as not The money ~ lo help prepare and
immedtatetr known. U.S. military submit an ~lion f<r a federaJ
headquarters in SaJgon said it was gr.it to 1nstalJ. tbe EPS in a two-year trial p!'Ollml.
not believed. tbln: was any enemy
fire ill the area at the time, but Ma-
rine officers in Da Na.n1 s.a1d they did
not rule out that pouiblllty.
Four other men -two American
pilots, the Amlrican crew chief and'
a Vietnamese interpreter -died in
the explollon and crub about 10
miles north of Hue and 400 miles
nortr of Saigon.
Thl.t i1 tbe area a1.1.thor·historian
Bernard Fall named the "Sb'eet with·
out Joy" becaUH ot action there dur·
lng France's lndocbina-war. Fall was
kilU!d by a booby trap in the area
last Feb. 21 .
Hochmuth, as commander of the
San Diego Marine Corps Recruit De·
pot for three yean prior to bl& U ·
sigr.meftt to Vietnam in March, bad
the job. of turning dvWan youths into
tough fighting men-a challen1ini:
task.
His 3rd Dlvi1ion tn Vietnam was
made up largely of recruits who bad
trained under him in San Diego.
"It's true that our way of life ha•
made the average recruit a little toft·
er-what can we expect wlth our cars
nd television sell and mllUbaku, •
l1ochmuth said just before be left tor
Vietnam.
Weat.,er
Old Sol break• through the
morning clouds on Wednesd_, to
boo.st the Orange Coast 's mer-
cury to 70 degrees, predictt
weather watcher Jack Frazee.
Inland it'll be up to 82 under
sunny skies. ·
HomoseX11al Issue
Denied He.atedly
By Governor
SA.CR.AMENTO (UPll -Gov. Ron-
old Rugon lnslated apln toc1.11 tliat
thero waa EtO truth lo nports a bomo-
MXual riD.g bad been uncovered in bis
admiailtration. The-· grim4oced under pol"•
liftet que1tioDJ, told bis De'WI COD•
ference:
"I have never had and Oo not have
any evidence or proof that would war.
ran( an aceusation. No aceugation or
charge has ever been made."
The potential Republican preslden-
Ual nomirtee_wu....obviously lnitated
by continued queetic:miq; about re--
porta .._'f:rtaJa of hi.I aides bad been
fired becaun tbey bad been caulbt in
the commission of a bom01Ru.al act.
The report was fint publlsbed bJ
1yndk:at.ed columnist Dr.-. Pearac:G,
but later was circulated by 11veral
Qew•paper1.
"I just can't believe that you fel-
lows want to continue to pursue this
question," Reagan said at one poinl
"I told you a few days ago that l
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'Going Too Far'
Council
1-.: p.,... .la ~· w f 1 lll'.IE retion of the ~Uon.
Qw•nd'-n Die Colt. ........ ! t\t .. • -~ the snmt ls •pproved, .. ... to lileal' frca tltit Dtfata·• GI 111 llt1' wtll pay another tl0,000 for •. ..:.,,.,_ .. : di and development Tbe fed-
"-.-.i:· { n. llftl1lment will then Pl1 M,-
'n.. ts.aoo r111"11rl1 •,. • ol • Wllltb lncludes the purchaie irkie
lie eOlt of pnpllillc 111 West••· · ..a maintenance of the ubiqtdtoua
Adac, derilOplr, of tbt ,_....,.-.. =-camer•s du r inc the trial
P'ant 1riD coetribllte '1.D • ..,._. JWdtnl for the syttem w11l be un· ,. =.s•U Bili 917, commonly known -ti: -ti: * I • Pruideot'1 Sol• Slrt<ll ond -. Control A.cl.
Better W aich • Nl•pwt heh PoUce ClUef 8.
r ~ Glavu defeoded the project
at .,.. the ~gular evening council • m , ..._ and an afternoon ltud.1 ... ....
Supreme Court Stays
All State Executions
SAN f'llANCISOO (Al') -The st.le
Supreme Coa:rt today lta.Jed all ex·
ecutions in c.Htoraia.
The .... "Pl'!* .. Ill-~
under .,..,._ I( ~ ud any other
klDtw. tl'8t 1D8.J be puaed before
tbe court bun c1ui1-... ol. cansti-
tu0onoll'1 of caplla1 ~ ....
January.
The Court announced lut week that
It would bold hearlnp early ne:m:t year
ln all dN&b penalb' cut1 involving
conttitutional illuea. ne .:tka w• taken in blanket
cuu ortplally fUed JD U.S. District
co.rt.
U.S. Dbt. Court Judp Robert F.
Peckham. b.ld ordslel tbt condemned
men· to ublut r-tdiel in ttate ........
Todor the S..18 ~ Court ii·
sued a brlel opUQoa M)ial:
'"Pendlna: final detmnlnation In
Ulil court of tbe abo•e entitled pro-
ceedlnp, tbe exeetetlol or all judg·
m.mt.s ol. death Hretofore or bettaf·
tPr entered by the Stq>reme Court.i ol
this ~tau in all cases involving other
defendant.I ii hereby stayed."
The blanket proceedings affect 80
men on death row at San Quentin
Prison.
The sped.fie proceedln&J before the
high court involve Robert P. Ander·
son. 28, who tilled a San Diego pawn
shop employ, and Frederick Sater··
fitld. ~l. who kllled hia: common law
wife and her 16-year-old daughter in
Orange County in 19M.
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday
refulled to hear habeas corpus appeal
for Saterfield. The. ltate court bad 11-
ready "-1f!d. Saterfield's execution
and announced the Jariuary Marini
on ronatltutioul luues.
Judp Peckham dropped action in·
volv ifll Robert Lee Massie, 25. Loa
Angeles' killer, when advised of the
State Supreme Court action . Mall1ie
wa~ scheduled. to be executed Wed·
n"sday for killinl Mrs. Morris Weiss
in San Gabriel January 7, 1965, dur·
ing a holdup.
'Sinks' Marina
while lbat no elementary ICbool: exilt-
ed tbert? WMt tind of knaginaUve
pl&Dnlne do you call that, 1ent1e-
men? ... You can no lonpr be silent.
How dCI you stand, alrs!"
Mrs. Wallen was tbe fint to step
to the public microphone, ready to
elaborate. But before she was able to
do more than identify hers.elf, Mayor
Paul J . Gruber &Dapptd :
"I received lhll letter, and I don•t
tttlDt ttdl ii a proper matter for tlliJ
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WALKING THE LINI -Dale
Pltop, 31, member ol Meat
Cutters Ultl~n !;)cal 551 and
an employe or l!.i ~ancho M'ar·
i:et in Newport Beach, pickets
it as part or the butchen •trike
.auinst 1.100 retail food It.ores
in Southern Calilorni1. •
Markets Running
At Normal Pace
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Despite Strike .
Supermarkets ~d Independent food
stores operated at near normal today
despite the second day of a butcher•
strike throughout the Orange Coast.
Pickets marched M.onday in front
of store• lrom Seal Beach to Lacuna
Beach. No members of the MNit Cut·
ters Union. AFL-CIO , manned meat
counterll.
SupervlsoriaJ per10nnel t e n d e d
sOOppers, however. and reported &hat
meat supplies Wf!re "nearly normal."
Clerkll and food checkers in other
m .a r k e t departments reported for
work as usual.
In Los Angeles. headquarters for
the butchers' strike against 1.100 re-
tail markets throughout Southern Cal-
ifornia. the head of the Teamsters
Joint Council. Ted Mel'liU. said Mon· INSlDE TODA\' "Maglcilte" had no magic for New· Pt.W !:mtrtoft, tbt ~ marina pt'destrtan walkways leading to the day the meat cutters have "our-full
port Beach city councilmen Monday would~ dewloped ln tbe channel be· slips from the penlniula would barrl· .and unqualified support" in the strike.
night. tftell Udo Isle and the S..Iboa Pen-carie boaUns traffic. And the head of Retail Clerks Local
coundl to -"'all. It boo .. do with tbe fumilhinc ot educatlonal IA-
•ututiona tor our cbUdrea, nd h
City Coundl has no wnnectlom with
Kboob at all. 'lbat'1 up to tbt BMrd
of 'l'np:,tees."
"W-a.,.what do you plan to do when
there ln, .,· many tract& that tbl:re
attn't any 1ehoolroom1 for many of
our oMldrenT" Mrs. Wallen uted.
'"I'bl( li••n't happened," aald· the
(!lee SQUABBLE, Pore I)
GOP Solons
Critici7.e
Redistricts
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Of ............... . °'""'' CounlJ b bolq put lllroullh the wrinpr u the LeOalatare trlet
to redbtrict Co11farnlll'1 c:oocreutoaoI
di.atricQ, two fteRijbDcan llwma.kefl"--
complolned today.
While the State Senate ctillllnued to
..,.. .-• bW by Sen. Jomea R.
lllill cn.s.. Diep) wtdcb would ......
allp 311 ol Ibo 311 dbtrlcll, Sen. JollD
G. Scbmlb (Jl.Tutilt)'•ttodted IL
"It wrt cbop1 ap Or-.. Couty,•
lie tlec:loncl. "We end up boYloe .,.,U
G( foor diatrtdo -Ill Ill db· Linllf·" • ' -~-·-ud·Wilii .,oiidlor in 1111 -· ti. c111oa ~-......._ Aal ..... Amat•• ....... M .pm betwwww tbt Ml Mii llCb eon. o 'mat diltrietl and, timlllrly.
c:omt,. •• in North TultJn. btaffl said be will lfJek to prevent
.. ojil!tllo( by lntrodllclll( omnd· men to the Milla bW d9rin1 Senat•
deDberation.
Tbt play la tbe Senlte follows Mmi·
final action ln tM Assembly Monday
W'ben the lower chamber voted a to
25 to approve a meuure alto redi,..
trictinl of 311 "' tbe 311 diatrl.U.
The bW wu drawn by Aaembly·
man Jack R. Fen.toe (D-MoatebeUol
and was bliltered today bJ Auem•
blyman Robert E . Badbam CR~New·
port Bucb).
"It 11 a hodgepodge and uU:erlJ de--
....,_ tbe latecrit1 " Or .... o.w,. ty," fllidbam declared In an JDtlr-
vtew with the DAil..Y PILOT.
Badham said the Fenton bill makes
the following major chana:es ln exist·
ing congressional districts;, by:
-Pushing· the 2$th district, now rep-
resented 1n Congreu by Rep. Ol.arles
E. Wileins (R-Loa A1l&ele1 ), into Or-
ange County 10 that it 1tretcbel from.
El Monte 1n Loi ADgeln County don
Y orbl. Linda.
cuwnr bact the S4th d.lltrict, rep-
resented by Rep. Richard T. Hanna
CD-Anaheim), lo Jive up part of Santa
ADa but to acquire pact of the Lake·
wood .area.
-Erleodlna the 32nd diltrict. rep-
retented by Rep. Craig Hosmer <R-
Lol Angeles) all the way IO\ltb from.
Long Beach to MacArthur Boulevard
in Newport Bead>-takin1 In territory
now part of the 35th district repre--
sented by l\ep. James 8 . Utt (R·
Santa Ana).
Bad.barn said tbe propoled chanaes
violate the b:ltearity ot Orange Coun-
ty, elaborating, "We have DOthin1 in
etimmon, for enmple, with El MOii· te ...
In addition, lbe Fenton bill woud put
most of Newport Beach into Hotmer'1
32nd district If Badham were to run
for Congress, he would be cppoaine
Hosmer rather than ~tt n the 35th.
Speaking to this point today. Bad-
ham noted, "Persons h.ve told me it
U only logical tbat I would be Utt'•
1uccessor. U I were to be, it would
be equally 101lcal to keep hi• dlatrict
intact."
Real Estate Tax
Ordinance OK'd Live theater alona the Onmoe
Coost reochts o cre1cendo thil
week a.a: Jive nt10 plo~s opm,
makiny a tntnl of ni>u• rm the
boord.s. See Entertainment. Poat
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Thef fired a salvo of verbal tor-lnlUla. from about loth to 17th ttreeU. 710, JMtph T. De Silva, said he told
pedoes at the propoced S2.5 million Parki,n1 would be provided by con· And Cook summed It .au up by de· hill members to follow th eir own con· Newport Beach city councilmen
floating marina, cauaing ll' to almost vertint a city~ trailer park at ('larin1: ",Aa prop1>1ed. I wouldn't sciences in the strike but added: Monday night unanimously approved
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1lnk out of 1lght-all 700 bo1: sUps. 17th Street into a S2$.tpace lot. hdve anything more to do with thi s "Working behind a pi cket lint would introduction of a new real eatatt lax·
Municipal lawmaktr1 declined even Emerson told the council that bis than with a four-Jaine highway down be giving .aid and comfort to that en-ation ordinance.
to rifer the project to the clty staff "Malit Jtlt Marina,. wou1t!' 1ener1te lhe Octa.n. Front. It's totally lmpos· emy whom we will have to ftet alone 1be levy of ~ cents; on each ~
for atudy and a recommendation. They an estimated '117,GOO in ... u.i rev-sible." in f969 fwhen the clerk.a' cont r 1 c t lnwlved in real prope~y transfer1
dkl, howevu, vote to tW'1I It over to enue for the dty. Co uncilmen agreed not to give it to expires ). will be •band 50-50 by the city alJCL.-
the city-county J°'"M. Harbor Commit· But coundbnen objected to tt on th!! 1taff for further study', saying c.llY How much support the teamsters Orange County government. '
'!ff. . nurnerow: counll. Al Forlit 11.ld the a1de1 are burdened enough On P•r· and clerks gave the meat cutter s Mon-County action on a matching orcfut..
But Councilman Dee Cook a mem· perking lot would be much too large. sonJ' motion, the council then voted day was not clear. Robert Foll'., pres· ance Is pending. '
ber of the committee. uld: "I don't Ll ndsle1 ParMlftl uld the plim was 6·1 to refer It to the harbor commit· ldent of the Food Employers Council, The two agencies will be auumln1
think ll'1 &olnj to ge t very far there. lee aketchy. Ire. "We'll get a quick decision back said Teamsters and clerks lltruClc only a lax that hall been Imposed by the
This Is not the way to solve our boe.t Doreen Marshall aald the r1'maln-on It. I'm sure," said Parsons. fi vt stores Monday. The meat cutters federal govr rnment. The federal tax
slJp needll." Kl& open water In th• channel would For1lt voted no. '11'm not Interest· union said mpre stores than that were will become 1noperaUve Jan. 1, when
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A.I DAil Y PILOT T~sdQ. HCIW!Nler 14, 19'.7
WHEU'S THE MIDDLI?..,... Quips at Monday alter·
noon'• aeuion ol the Newpan Beach City Council,
lint since Councilman Al Forgit requested a change
ia eeatinf which separated him f rorn councilman
Dee Cook -other half of die "dynamic doo" -in-
~y._... ......... ,.,.
dicated nearly everybody flpred be hid Mia pllCed
in the middle. Otben in new arruawn•t (Wt to
right) are Forgit, Lindlley Panona. Vke Mayor
Doreen ManhaU. <rruber, Cook. Howard Jtotert'lftd
Robert Shelton.
C:Ouncilmen Play
Musical Chairs,
Switch Seating
Newport BMCb city CCMmCilmen
Monday played a rwift came. of mu1l·
cal chairs -minus the muslc, but
not the mirth.
Al Forgtt. who for almost four years
has sat just to Dee Cook's left. switcll·
ed seats with Howard Rogers. to the
right of Undsley Parsous at the oth·
er end of the councilmanic bench.
The rearranged seating, which For·
git has requested bec.ause ol hearing
problems, resulted in J Ourry of qui~
at the council's afternoon study ses·
sion. They went like this :
Cook : "I'd like to welcome Howard
tD the group that's to the left ol cen·
ter."
Parsons : "And I'd Uke to welcome
a Democret to th~ far right."
Forgit: "That makes me a South·
em Democrat."
Cook : ''Howard. I think l llhould
present you with a set of earplu,s."
Ro & er s: "ll seems that tbe six
dwarfs are always chanalnl their
seats, but Snow White keeps staying
where she is."
Vice Mayor Doreen Marshall blush·
ed in silence.
Music Cities
Hit Sour Note
In Coast Suit
A sult over which hi·fi ta~ mer-
chant shall be known u tile ' mayor"
of the Music City stDres waa med in
Sant.a Ana in Superior Court toclay-
answerable on Christmas Eve.
Defendant is J erry McDonald, own·
er of Muntz Music City at 3tf1 S. Coast
Highway. Laguna Beach, and also
Muntz-Stereo-Pak at 1740 Superior
Ave .. Costa Mesa.
Suing Is Clyde WaUichs. presldent
nf WalUchs Music City outleu in Hol-
lywood, Costa Mesa and other South·
land cities.
McDonald was indignant today.
"Here, out of the blue." he sputter·
ed. "comes a document charging me
with restraint of trade by using the
name 'Music City' in Laguna . Wal·
Uchs wants the court to enjoin me to
take down the sign. and collect 1150.·
<XX! in damages for him.·•
What's even worse. added McDon-
ald. ''They want me to show up in
court on De<:. 24."
DAILY PILOT
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t\dmlnlstrator Reveals
Medical Chief Ousted
By County Supervisors
Marahall Auae. Orance Cowtty Med·
ical Center admlniatrat«, 'Nliped
his 129.464 a year job at the request
of the Orance County Boud of Super·
La Paz Boats
Presumed Off
Cedros Island
The 25 boat.I in tftt Loni Beach to
La Pu yacht race were aumned to
be off CedrOI llland ~.
Lack of comm~ witb th '
fleet has reaulted in a ~ of ln·
fonn&Uon OD tbe procr-a ol tbt ..-ce.
lAteat caatl~ wltb ~ Joa.-'s
Vector, the conunukaticma mat ir.
the race, placed the maJoritr of the
fleet IO milea nortJt ol Cedl'OI at 5
p.m. Mooday.
'nlere were conflletiDI repartl as
to th6 badkap leader. Reparta from
the Vector Aid Bill Polly'a Conquest.
Long Beach Yacbt Q\j), wu holding
the overall lead, but a sketdly report
from the Cout Guard OuUer Morris.
official eteart vessel, plliced B 111
Stewart'• 47-foot aloop Andale. St.
Ftancit Yecbt Club, 111 the front ban·
dicap poaition.
Andale wu uillne a few tnllea be·
hind Robert Lint's 70-foot aloop Anitra
from Seattle.
'lbere hu been • complete blackout
of information ol ~ ol South Shore S a l 1 i n I Club 1 Newport to
Manunillo race. The •ltht boats
~tarted al noon Sunday and were wt
reported off the C-oronado« Islands
south of San Diet<> in Mextcan waters.
BIG EYE·. • •
an EPS for Newport Beach sboWd be
s I o w e d down and ftudled m o r e
thoroughly.
Glavas was quizzed exteoalvely on
wtlat sale1uards were proposed to
prevent unwarranted mooping by the
powerful EPS.
.. With a 1,000.milUmeter lena." chal·
lenged Parsons, a mo~ producer.
"you could focus clearly oo 1 window
a mile away."
'CANDID CAMERA'
He algbed after the council decision :
"When you're In Newport Beach. I
guess you're on candid camera."
ln reply to a quety by Sbeltxlll. the
police chief said the grant applkaUon
will come before councilmen before it
is shipped off to Washington. D.C.
''You approve i~ conttnt."." he said
"With all Oils talk about Invasion nr
privacy.'' ht added. ''you're re1urrect-
lni bogey men out of the woodwork
that don't exist."
A motion by Parsons to ~helve the
scheme for further study was defeated
4-3 with Cook and Shelton backlnt
Panons.
Councilman Al Forglt then moved to
tet under way with the EPS, and Shel·
ton. obviously tom with uncertainty.
uld:
'RF.SElWATIONS'
"T havt sb"on~ rnf'l'V11tion11 1bout
thl11. and T rejO'flt th111t we 're not beln s.t
httter \nformed. But tht council mA·
jorlty apparentlv iA eoinJ to apprnvt>
thi11 11n.vway. and I'll vote with th l'
m11iorlty.
"But I'm JZOing to witch thl~ thin(
Uke a hawk."
S~lton urlief" bad chaJlenaed thtt
eC!ectivene11 of the svatem. He doubt-
t<I the cameras would "see 11 much
u the patorlman sees" and wuned:
"We should reallte thet U we JZO
throul(h with thls and we like what we
Jlf't. we 'II want a lot more of It. a lot
mnrt' c•mfrlA etc.."
V1~ Mayor Doreen Marshall wantNi
to know 1f a ''ideot~Pf t>f a crimf' wA c .. ' ..
L
;
visors, It wu C$ilCloMd tbia morning.
Auae announced bis relipa1lon last
Fri~ ao4 ntuJed to ClVt a reason
at that time pend.las bat tUpervisors
meeUn1 today.
This momlnJ, C'Aunt,y Adminlstra·
tive Officer Robert E. Tbomas releas-
ed a statement from tbe board stat-
inl that Aiue aubmlUed hll reslg:na·
tion lb mutual a,reelMDt with the su·
puvisors. Tbe aittement read in
part:
"The aituatloo at tbe Medical Cen·
ter began to be of major concern to
the Board of Supervltar1 with receipt
of information of deep differences be·
tween the adminlltrator and the medi·
cal director.
"These differences were reported
by the admlnlatrat« blmaelf and had
developed appareatb' over a period
ol mant months. Tbe differences in·
vol~• matters of perfcirmanc:9' com·
mllDicaUoiu, and peraonellty Qd, for
all practical purposes, b passed
the point of DO return.
the overall but interest& of die Medi·
cal Center a change bl maaagement
was necessary. Thia ded.lloD was
made reluctantly and lo tlle word5
of the hospital administrator without
rancor. Ause bas worked vflty hard
in a very diffi cult job under trying
rondltiOM.'' '
Thomaa announced that t.bt eounrv
personntt· director will .Ue lmm~ ·
iate steps to recruit a new admini·
strator.
In the meantime, Wayne Sd:u'oeder,
director of administrative Hl'Vices.
will report dftectly to Thomu an4 be
responsible for overall Medical Cen·
the administration.
Thomas said Dr. Herman Rannels
wil\. continue u medical director and
will work closely with Schroed«.
On hand to answer her quettion at t.,. afternoon study 11ession wu New·
port Beach.CO.ta Mesa Mmdclpal
Court Judge WUfiam C. Christensen,
Invited by Chief Glavas.
· "It 1a adm~sible.'' lbe judge aaJd.
.. with a properly authenticated wlt·
ne11." He was unprepared to state ex·
acUy what constituted such a wttaess.
but sug1e1ted it might requtn "an
officer In the field" to verify the er·
rant act.
SCANNER
Christensen poinU!d out tbM the
teJevllk>d aceaner "wiU see only what
the policeman on the beat would 111."
"Tilere lt no coosUtulional riOt to
commit cr1mes on a public stretl, .. he
added.
Glava11 emphasized th11t the EPS
would be limited to v\sual tfetectlofl
and said that audio 11urveillanct wu
not proposed.
Santa Ana Wins
Tinsel Hang ing
R ace in Cou nt y
Driving Into Sanla Ana l'arl1 111 the
mornlnc. you ~top and rub ~·ni1r eyes.
It can 't be. but II i~.
Christmas street deroratJon, 11re up
•lreedy. Apparently St 'lick •Delk·
~ ln M~ night and struna hi•
replicas from pole to pole all over tbe
downtown district.
There arf snowballs and sn1twmen.
Santa and bis reindeer and holly and
apples.
"And the Thanksgiving turkey'~
body Isn't even warm yet, m11rh IHI
cold." saJd one observer
Mayhf Sant.a Ana 'icorfd " flnl
Hf"lw about st.artlnt ~n C'ol11mh11, Oay • ,
Ice Cream \!lets Shatter e d •
Paratroo}!S .Rout
Communist Unit
Despite objections from Good Hu·
mor man Kenueth SmJt.b of Tuatin,
Newport Beach city councilmen Moo·
day nl&ht voted unanimously tD pass
Oil to ita ae<:ond and ftnal reading a
law bannl!lJ. 1 the sale of food producb on the P'*llc str.eu of the Newport-
Balboa P911.insula.
Smltla aaid Ilia two truckl in New·
port would virtually be put out or
bualness by the ordinance. He tDld
councilmen he operates a total of 38
trucks in Oran,e County.
Tbt council ecUon was aJmed •t reductni parting, traffic and Utte:r
problems created by ice cream ven·
dora. 1'1le ban encompasses most or
the peninsula doWll to Balboa'' "G"
Street.
It had the support of two homeown·
era auoclatlona and ooe merchants'
ITl>UP·
R. S. Redington, .
Former Highwa y
Director, Dies
Services for !0-year Balboa resident
Robert S. Redlncton, a Conner state
blitJway CCllDIDUsioner. will be beJd
at 11 a.m. 'lb\.nday at Forest Lawn
in Glendale.
Mr. Redinctoo died Sunday night
at Hoes Memorial H011>ital after an
lllneta ol 11Yetal moothl. He was 63.
He lived at 1324 W. Bay Ave.
Mr. Redington served on the High-
way Commi1sion under the late Gov.
Ftaok Merriam. He allo wa.a a form-
er ttatewlde president and national
Leading Knight or ~ Elks, president
pro tem of the Los Angeles County
Grand Jury. and head ol the Draft
Appeala Board.
Locally, be belonged to the Balboa
Bay Club, Newport Harbor Yacllt
Club, and the Tuna Club. He also was
a Shriner.
Until hjs recent ilJness be was ac-
tive as president of the Redington
Co.. a Los Angeles real estate ap-
praisal firm . Mr. Redington was a widower. He
is survived by his son. Donald. and
two grandsons of Anaheim.
The family requests contributions be
made to the American Cancer Society.
I Fr .. P .. f! I
DENIES ...
had made my last statemeat on this
sub)tct."
However. when q~ltlOn• persisted.
Reagan appeared to temper his earli-
er flat deoiaJ somewhat by empha·
sl%i.ng that he had "no factua evi·
dence" to substa,tiate tbe reports.
Reagan was asked if be tbou«bt the
subject had raised a "credibility gap"
in the administration.
"Now if there is a crtdibllity gap
and I am reaponslble. it Is because I
:refuse to participate ln t--ying to de·
stroy human beings with no factual
evlc:tenc~." he said. "And I'm not go-
ing to dei that"
"And if that means there's a cred·
tbUJty gap, then so be it, there's a
credibility gap," he said.
"I've said all I'm golng tD say on
th la aubject." the governor repeated.
But the queationa persisted.
The governor wu asked tD comment
apin on continuing reports that the
allefatJons ume to light from sta~
metlla to a 1H1mber of newsmen by
Reagu'a communications director.
Lyn NolfJ&er, bl CaUlornia and aboard
the S.S lnclependence durlng the re·
cent NationaJ Governor's Conference.
SAIGON (UPI} -U.S. paratrooper•
today save chase tD a North Vletna·
mes. wllt shattered by U.S. Artillery·
men near Dak To but American bat·
· tlefleld (.)OllUllAndert ,,arned the Com·
munlata bed ,.:onueltted &.000 troops
to the ar;ea JJld brought up huge 122
millimeter (five inch) rock.els.
Near tbe demllitarized ione Maj.
Geo. Bruno A. "Bah" Hochmuth. com·
mandet of the 20,000 marines in the
3rd Mlrine DivlsJon wu killed wtth
five other men when hls hellcopter
~ploded on a flight from Hue tD Dong
Ha and fell 1,500 feet into a flooded
rice paddy.
Fightini a'tao flared t,. the ~aalal
lowlands near Tam Ky, 30 miles
north ol Sl1aOll and Comnwniat ma·
chlneguna sbot down twt heUcoptet-1
and damaged five others •• troops Of
the lat Alt Cavalry t>Maloe made a
helicopter assault Monday aealnst Red
stroogpointl.
In the Oak To area BS2 bombers
dropped tons of bombs on the Com-
munist r~treat path while paratroop-
ers tried to track down the North
Vietnamese in the bamboo thickets of
the Cet1tral Highland bills. No ma1or
contact was reported but Communist
eunnera fired lt'Hfal rouadl ol the
bif rockets at tbe Oak To btadquar·
~ ....
A spoke.man et Da.k To nid one
SQUABBLE ...
mayor.
"But it will happen." insisted Mrs.
Walters. "Tbe city and the school dis-
trict should work together. not against
Nch other.''
"'Nobody on this COWICll is working
againat the schoola," said Gruber.
''Nobody," echoed Couocilman Al
For git.
Vice Mayor Doreen Marahall qui·
etly observed Uiat the city la "very
sympathetic" to tbe pllgbt of local
parenta and school children. "But do
you know of any legaJ way we can
prohibit tracts when they are in ac·
cordance with the law?" she uked
Mrs. Walters.
"You can approach developers for
tnore orderly de .. flopment, '' tt>e PFO
official sugf!flf!'· "You're • g about making us
responsible for thinp over which we
have DO control whatever.'' said Gru·
ber.
"Lady." sighed For1it, "we can't
even make a subdivider put up a buck
for a hospttal. So how do we get mon-
ey out of them for scboob?"
Several other PFO members joined
in the exchange. Mrs. R. W. Lynam,
her voice breaking. pleaded with the
council:
'CREATIVE ABILITIES'
"Pleue uae your creative abilities
to help us solve our problems. I've
Jived here four years and have work·
ed on four defeated bond lssues: mv
own children are now being affected."
.James Porth said p I a i n t i v e I y:
''There is a short.ace of schools. Ob·
vioualy someone la not using the land
properly."
Charles Golderi aaid city government
and the school dUtTict should not be
separate on the ist1ue. "There gbouJdn 't
be such pride on either your (the coun-
cil's) pert or the llC'hool board's part ·
that you can't work together. We're
going to have 500 new homes in Harbor
View HU.la very shortly. Where are we
going to put all thOtle children?"
Mrs. Gordon Dale pointed out that
the school district is preeetttly consid·
reason the Communltll 10 of'tee have
atood and foupt waa becauae tbey did
not want to le.ave their big rocket
lauacbtra 01 the battltfield. Be aaid
the Communlats so fer had lOlt 656
dead.
Americaa tactical bomber& neW &.l
cloee rante IOrtlet aplnst the Nortb
VletaamtM wtJl.fortifted poatioiu,
bopiQi to bock their !Mt pma out of
action.
Hon!es of North Vietaameet ltelrm.
ed old of tbe Jun11t• Moncla1 In 1
frutie bid to Mlle vlctorJ hi tbe U.
day-old battle for Du To. n.tr mor.
tar fire plnaed don mtG o1 tlMI Ar·
my' s 1'13rd Alrborne DtriaAoD.
General Hochmuth'• dt atb dabed for
a moment tbe JUCCtll ol U.S. fGJrces
tn t.M oeatfal bl~>But • did
not ~ ... up OD tbe ConuuQllts in Wbat ltbj. Gen. WQUam It ....... O( Stu~1 Iowa, a World W• D CDtr·
rill• Uibter lead.lnC the 6 llfllltry
Division In the campa!p, eaDld ~
slbly one of the loQfQt ...t
figbta by the North Vietnam.. Arm y
In the Central Highlands la tbe entire
war." 4'
U.S. spokesmen said at ' leut 639
Communist bodies have been-counted
slDCe the campaip !:ffnl Nov. 3 "1th
American troopt bl ' I North Vletumese drive oa Dak To.
They said 101 Amerkue blM betG
killed and 584 wounded.:
ering a 12-month school year. ''Thi~
means." she said. "that every day of
the year there will bt 6.000 C'bildren
on vacation. The k1nds of decillon~
made in ooe a.ru (of eovemmeotl
Influence the decisions lo another
area.··
Mayor Gruber finally eoot'eded,
"You've given us some ideas, but
we'NJ not bl a polition to do eything
ton1gbt."
Councllmaa Howard Kotera ..act the cl'! b "not unapproachable" on the
point of exchancme lnform1tion with
school authorities. "But tbe initiative
has to be wttb the truteea."
Councilman Cook agreed. u did Viet
Mayor Manball and Councilman Rob·
ert Sbaboa.
'~ ' Sbtl'°6, boweve~ chided PFO rep-
reseJ>tatives for the letter of accusa·
tlon, whlcb he said wu "full of mac·
curacies and falle usumptions."
"You didn't do your bom~k." he
said. "You don't ~ who i!
responsible for what. Blanket 1ccusa·
Uoos do nottling. Instead of lashillc out
at us. you should recognile the Cuoc·
tioru of the school district and the
city.
"Perhaps repreaentativer ol t.ht
city and schools can tet tofet.ber and
try to figure out If there ls a common
ground somewhere."
Forglt emphanzed that many l.nd.I·
vldua1 d ty oHiclab bid aUPPOrted the
recently defeated Q>.7 mlblon school
bond proposals. "And the DA.ll.Y Pl·
L01' did everythiq humanly possible
to (et that th Int puaed," be uld.
Cook added that the Slllta Ana Rei·
iste,-. oo the othel' hand, "would give
the paper away f~ whenever any·
one said anythJ.nt agtinat the achooh. ''
Forgit denied tide. But the audience
howled at the dedal.
"We would respond. to owrtur'el
from the school diatrlct, .. said Ropts,
reWng bact to tM nbject.
"I think sometidn1 bea1t1rJ will com•
of all this," Cook conclUded. The eoun·
di then voted 7--0 to flit the coatro·
venial PFO letter.
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l s S.hirley Bid in TrouWe?
n. 8RAGG, N.C. (AP) -P'elloW
Special Porcea aoldlen aboutect •'Wei·
come bome" and embraced S. sat.
JUDll E. Jacboa ~ l1'bt u he
ud two other U.S. Arm,:, .... returned to tbe UIUMld _,....
JMl'I of captMtJ br tbl Vie& Ooae·
Tbe cheer for JacboD came from •
trio ot bis comrades u he stepped off
a mlUtlJT plane that retaa Did 1llm
aad M. set. Daniel 1M PlDlr of
1pr1a, Lah, N.c., ton. ar-.
PUie!' walked llDltadUJ and laid
down OD ID ambuw.c. ltretc:blr• All
Army amdal said be Ud ......
1'ltamla deftdeecy.
The tb1rd pri.loner of Wat reltMed
1n Cambodia Saturda1, ... Set Ed-
ward R. Johnson ol Seulde. Caltt.,
WM removed from the plane lD a *'tcher at WublqtDD, D.C., and
tatea to Walter Reed AnD.1 HOl)lti.al.
He wu reported allfferiDS from d1.-.
terJ and malnutrition.
TlM thre. aergeanta were accompa·
nJed u far u New York by Tbomu
Hayden, a NewU'k, N.J., writer 1'bo
brought them out of Cambodia. Hay·
den h a member of an American
peace commlttee that Uo tndudel
Dr. Martia Luther Kini Jr., Dr. BeQJa·
m1n Spock ad ataaer Joan Bael.
King II.id tbe reJeue •• a 1.an
of aooctwil1 toward Am..tcaa Nep-oes.
Jaeban and Jobmoa .. Ne .....
"We appealed .. .._.........,.
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V11T CONG CAPTIVIS-Ttaree American Army lel'leaDtl returned
from Viet Cone prilon camp paute at Andrews Air Force Bue, near
Wubington, D.C., to meet the pres.• S/Sst. Edward R. Johnlon of
Seuide, Calif. (top), auffering from tysentery and malnutrition ta
cmied oU plane on ltretcber. Others (bottom) are S/Sgt. Daniel L.
Pitzer Jr. (left) ol Spring Lake, N.C., and S/Sgt James E. Jack.Ion Jr.
ot Talcott, W. Va. 'lbey're boaDd for Ft. Bna. N.C., for reauignmenl
Jack.Ion smiled broadly, u three
fellow Green Beret.I embraced bim
and slapped him Oft the back Oil hla
arrival at Ft. Brau. Jacbon, P'tt1er
and Jobnton all received tbetr Spe-
cial Forcu tnl.nlDC at Brau.
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Jacbon accepted a clc .. tte but
declined to 1D1WW quitltlODI about bis
caotivity. '~It'• been a ia.c trip and rm lllMl
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to be home.·• Jackson aald. "The trut-
ment on the trip baa been A·No. 1."
Jackson's mother aald her son "bad
the training (&1 a Green Beret) to
fake a brainwaahin~ job jmt to win
bll rel ease." His father, a bua driver
and mech anlc, expres.Kd confidence
that his son would receJve "all the ~ he needs" in U.S. mllitary hos-
pitals. Jackson's perenta Uve in Tal· cott, W. Va.
At Ft. Bragg, Jacbon'a jubilant
manner contrasted sharply with Pit·
. lef, who walked down tbe J)tani.-1
ramp with a baJUna step, looking
drawn and pale. He 1poke to no one
and stretched out on a bed in the
mnbulance for the short trlp to Wom·
ack Army Hospital " the Ft. Bragg
polt. His wife wu waJtinc there but
ntwamen were barred from obeervtng
their reunion.
Earlier In the evening when Pitzer
disembarked from a Pan American
flight to Kennedy Airport In New York
aty, be had said : "l'm very Clad to
be at home. rm lookl.nc forward to
111eln1 my family."
The three aergeante bad been kept
under wraps in Cambodia after the
news conference announcing thelr re·
lease Saturday. They arrived in Bel·
rut aboard a Czechoslovak airliner
Sunday and then flown to Rome and
Paria before landing In New York.
The paratroopers whoee artillery
am•bed the Nortb Vietnamese 14
mDes southwest of Dat To 1Uffered to
men killed and 11 wounded, spokes-mea aaJd.
Tbere was no report u yet on the
number of Communllta kllhld ln the
artlUlry barrqe and by tbt para-
........ ftre and the Ml n6dlnc. n. howitzer lbeUa -each more
tbm four inches in dllllneter-zoomed
directJy in~ the "oncomlng ruahing
enemy." The North Vietnamese lines
crumbled. They reeled back.
Today A\r Force 852 Stratofort?ess·
es, each capable of dropping ~ tom
at bombs. pounded the North Vietna-
meee cam p sit.es in the hideout hills
IUITOUDdin!! Dalt To, the key allied
bMUon in the battle zone four miles ell$ of CambodJa.
SAN MA TEO (UPI) -Shirley Tem·
ple, whose dimples and curia made
her America's most lovable cblld
movie star, today faces stern male
opposJUon and a poaalble "Hollywood
Backlash" in her bid for Concreu.
Now Mra. Charles A. Black, 38, and
the mother ol three teen..qers, Shir·
ley facu 10 men ln tbe ll*ial elec·
lion to fU1 the aeat Jdt vacant by tbe
death of J. Arthur Younaer, a Re·
publican.
But Shirley's e.ampatp Ueutenuta
were as worried about tbe awellillc
"Hollywooct Backlub" as they were
about her opposition. With former ac·
tor Ronald Reagan Callfornla's Gov·
ernor and ronner actor Georce Mur•
pby one at California's S en a tor a,
nunbUnga o-ew that perhaps one-too-
many of the 1Uver ICJ"een alumni
without political experience waa bel.DI
tooted by the 1tate'1 Republlcaoa.
Ten men, Including five Democrata,
three Republlca.na and a former jockeJ
runnt.n1 as a write-in independent can·
didate, opposed Shirley.
With the 11th Congreulonat Dis·
trict's voters permitted to cross party
lines, it teemed u.nllkely one of the
candidates Would ,et a clear majori·
ty. In that cue, the Democrat and
the Republican polllng the moat votes
would meet in a runoff Dec. 14.
A 60 ~ 65 per cent turnout WIS
predicted by election officlala. 'lbe
dlJtrtct, traditionally Republican e¥en
tbou"1 Democrata bold tbe rttlJtra·
tion eqe, hu m.-•Uclbll .....
Sblrley'a aupparten expr••ll pab-
lic coafldence she would wtn ti. DOm•
i.naUon, but privately admitted their
worry about a runoff, both because
of the Hollywood image and the fact
that several opponents hit bard on her
hawkish stance on Vietnam.
Through the campaign, Shirley,
heroine of such film cluslca u "Lit-
tle Mils Marker," "Heldl," and "'lbe
How to -deal
HOLL YWOOD-IACKW Ht
Shlrley Temple l lack
Little Colonel," flashed her famoa.s
grin, exhibited her dbnples and
cbll'IDed youn11ter1 and oldster•
alike.
'lbe former dipper of ''The Good
Ship Lollipop'• abruaed off duqel
lbat Calilonda polUcs WU beeom1na
Mfelted with former actDrl, and ID-
llded abe WM aol I baft. tboaCb
the called the Vietnam wa tbe au·
dal issue of the campaign.
Shirley's camp tabbed Republican
lawyer Paul "Pete'' McClotiey, 39.
her toughest opponenl A M a r i n •
Corps hero of the Korun war and a
Stanford University araduat.e, Mc-
Cloakey bas called for meaningful ne-
l<JtiaUons ~ ,radual de-eacalation.
with obscene
or harassing
phone calls.
Women ore the most frequent targets of obscene
ond harassing phone calls-a source o4 serious
concern to us. If you're o womon, this ad is
especially for you.
We hope you'll never receive o molicious
phone coll, but if you do, here ore some things
that could help you. First of oll, remember rila t
the troubled individuals who moke obscene calls
ore just looking for on audience-usually o female
one. Don't be that audience. Callers quickly
lose interest if someone refuses to talk or listen to
rilem. So:
Heft9 up-if the caller doesn't answer when
you soy "hello".
Hang up-at the first obscene word or improper
personal question .
Httnt up-if the ca ller doesn't identify himself to
your satisfaction. And remember.
never give your phone number to on
unknown call er.
We ccm help yow
W hen.ver you ore frightened by on 11nwonted
phone coll-or whenever you receive persistent
calls thot ore obscene, harassing or threatening-
coll our Business Office. W e hove people who
are trained to assist ond advise you and who con
frequently help in Identifying the origin of
unwelcome and troublesome calls.
W e wont to stress that we at Pacific Telephone
ore deeply concerned about malicious calls. W e
don't wont your telephone ever to become on
instrument of unpleasantness or harassment for you.
Obscene and threatening phone coils violate
state lows, so your Police and sheriff deportments
ore seriously concern ed with the problem, too.
Conviction con result in fines and imprisonment
up to six months.
W e're expanding our own efforts to put o stop
IQ abusive coUing, ond we're working closely
with low enforcement agencies In prosecuting
violators. We wont to do oll we con to protect
your right to privacy.
@PllCific Tllephoat
. .
-
Tundly, NMfllbtr 14, 1%7
&Yen thieves repeal Lamy LaJ.
aarW ol BerkeleJ •t abae 1n bis
apWtment the day•after bia doc WIS
sf.oleo from him bJ a UUef who tele-
phoned demandiq nmom. Larry. 1lviDI on a $180+montb 11tblJltence
allowance, to&d tbe caller bt could
not. llford tbe sum requested. As
I.any At ~-!Id, be beMi I bell.
Hll ctoe._ · 11" wura"a bell. He
is a pide dot a.ad Larry b blind.
''When J opeoed .. door. be was
all OM' me." Larry aid. •
Chrysler
To Resume
Production
DETROIT CUPI) -Chrysler Corp.
olf.lclall toc1a1 ezptet.ed tbe return to
work of about 23,000 United Auto
Wotken who bad been 1dled b)' toca1
1trlba, eubllng the auto compu.r to
resume nearly full production.
~t .,_ Chrysler worker.-bad
been bpt away from their jobs by
1trikes at three local plants. Two of
~ local dilP'!tea were seUled Mon·
. ~. and dluident workers at a tbird
pl.ant were, ordered by their union to
return to work after a meetini at
which UAW offlclals threatened them
witb dilctpllnary action unleu they
went back to work today.
Most of the rebel strikers at the
Sterling Township 1tampin.g plant in
1uburban Detroit Indicated ther would
retunl to work today.
Tbe plant ii a b7 part. supplier
foe Cbryaler plant. all acrou the
country. A contiAued shutdown by
Sterling could have farced Chrysler
to 1uspend all tts operations.
Local union ontdals warned the 3,·
400 St.erDn1 UAW memblra that the
union'• national executive board cou.Jd
invob IUCh dildpllury meuures aa
IUlplDdbag the local'• charter walel•
they retunled to wort. DoucJ.u Fraser, bud ol. tbe UA W's a.r,am depmtmeat, 111611 ... tbe mot ........ be ... ..rAIDt
DUIRTIU ON FILM -Four young men, identi·
f1inl tbelDl81•et u U.S. sailors in a sound film by a
Japanese peace VC>UP, stated that they deeerted
their aircraft earner to protest the Vietnam war. A
spokesman said the sailors "defected" from the
Four U.S.· Navy Deserters
.. .. • 6WI ......... 1 No. .. Wt
........... , '"' JM ,..... Piii
...,.,., -~ coC °" aniNl at LOlldoft Mtport. Pamela, JO,
WM tr Jlfas OftfWd Stlrtt1, carrioed fn
LOftdon to c:omprt. m CM f~ Jim World ~ ~ later thil
monUt..
molt of ... ltrUDlrl weUl ...... Ltcal ............. ...,
............ AmnlllJ Pia Ill 0..
trait 1111111 Cba l>etnMt Unl'ftr'lal Divi·
.......... ., perts SYppller,
Tbt compan1 aa1d the Jefferson
plant'• 4,100 workers would be back
Oil the job today.
Japan by Police Hunted • Ill
• The bridge between I1llnois and
Miasouri bu no name bec:auae offi·
da1I bann't been able to agree on
one. Kert Men,.., editor of the Col·
linnille (Ill) &nlc{, IUQllted JWn.
lng the $131 mlDJon, eight-lane span
"U. S. Grant" in booor of all the
federal money that has gone Into it • Bernard NewhouM of Los An·
geles entered a mtional cat food
contest and won a gleaming new
S6,000 car. lie bu no cats, but bis
two huge German Shepherd dogs
eat the liver and fiab-&vorect. cat
food as a s~ treat along with
then dally diet of five pounds of doe
food.
Although the Un.Mnal Dtvislon is
not covered in the oationaJ contract
signed Jut w.et by the union and
Chry&Jer, the l,.a'.W> worken there
vot.t' to return to work on the Condi·
tlon negoUatlona on their contract
would continue unW they reach •eree· ment with the company.
If all three local.I return to work.
espedall7 tbe Sterling S t a m p t n g
Pl.ant, company spokesmen said they
could call back the other workers laid
off becauae of para shortages caused
by the •trikes by the second shift ~
day.
Only one Chryaler assembly opera·
Uon remained lhut down because of a
local dlaputl. Some 3,lm empJoyu at
TOKYO (UPI) -JIPIJ*e pohce
put four ''pltriotic -.rt.era" from
the U.S. NflVY on tblU' wmted l1Sts
today. An antiwar ll"OGIP' with knowl·
edge ot the aallora rtlalld to tell of·
f1cer1 tbeir whereabout&.
Police questianed i.ders of the
peace p-oup 1bortlJ lfler it was an·
oounced that U.S. authorities had
asked for Japaneee help in hnd.10g
tbe sallora.
They have been ablent w i t h o u t
leave (AWOL) from tbe USS Intrepid
since Oct. 24. MondaJ the peace OT·
gani.zatioo showed a movie in which
the youths denounctd the war and
called them.aelvea "four patriouc de·
serters from the U.8. armed fo1 res."
They were jdentlW as Michael Al·
fnd LlodntJ, 19, Moat Pocono, Pa ..
J*i M. Bartlla, 20, CIUolrrille, Md.;
Ricb&rd D. Bale)', 19, J_tcklollYUle,
FIA., md Craig W. AndenoD, ii>, San
Jose, Olllf.
The antiwar le..Wa said they would
"protect them to the end."
''What we waeted to reYMI we an·
nounced at the preaa confcenc:. JU·
terday," a spokesman told police.
A police ~an aa1d LaW the
eearcb fer the Americana would bl
conducted nationwide and that peace
committee members' homes would be
forcibly searched U they failed to co-
operate.
At the J..,.,,ae Foreign Minhtry
officlala aald there wu a "small J>06-
aibility'' the ma bed m1upct to allp
out Off Japu.
At the news coalereoce a joint 1tate-
•
tM~Belnlere. , m.. uaembly plant olf 1he job altboulb UAW hes·
Walter P. Reuther warned be
would not tolerate "anarchy" in di.a·
1Jdent locala. Nationat Guard Patrols &.
LBJ to Meei
With Japan's
Prime Minister
Riot-torn Ohio Campus
Mon.1~1 of Uu d.etp. Safdrl diwr
Robert C. Smith &OCltchea DOtlGld J.
PeelM en~~ wotn m Sunnl/V(IU
to begin undenoater neutral ~e
simulation of an aitronaut's space
W01'k. PeelM, wearing a NW1J prtsrure
1uit, hcu weights rtrapped to hi& bod11
so that in waur ht is n.eutTaUy buo1t
ant and txperltt&ct1 wtightl.euness
similar to that ezpe1Unctd by astro-
nauts in 1pact. • The voice in the mailsack said
very clearly, "Get me out of here."
Traffic Warden Robert BoUem, who
fotmd the sack lying beside a parttni
meter on a street In NewcaatJe.on.
Tyne, England. opened tbe a.ck
and found an enraged postman in·
side. "It must have been a prank,"
said Bottoms. "but It wu a d&Dcer·
ous one. Be could ha~ auffocated."
WASHINGTON (AP) -President
Jobnaon welcomes Prime Minister
Eba.ku Sato of Japan to Washington
for two da11 of talka expected to deal
malnly with Allan secwity.
After a ceremonial red-carpet wel·
come today at the White Hollie, t b e
Preaident and the e6-year-old Japan.
ese political leader pla.Dned a 90-mln-
ut.e conference. The Vietnam war and
the future role of Okinawa, the mua·
ive U.S. defenae bue in tbe Western
Pacific ollJ131SO mllu from Red China,
were uppermolt on tbe a1enda.
FoDowtnc bit arrtnl Monday, be
Wd in a statement be WU looking
forward to a frank exchanp of viewa
with tbe Preaident. He expreaaed hope
the U.S . .Japu partnership "will be
placed OD U eYer firmer bula" U a
result of b1I taJb here.
Sato bu said there ii growing UD-
reat unoac :nee• and tbe oear}J one mJJlion wam for IOme kind
of political NWalon wttb Japan.
WILBERFOBCE, ()bjo (UPI) -Two
hundnld natioul guardrmea, lnlled
with rifJea ad fixed bayonets, pa·
trolled the campua of predomiawitly
Negro Ctatral State Unlventt:.nsy
followine a roct aod brick g
spree by about • atudentl Monday.
Authorttl• ..-re.ted 100 students,
dradnl a., ol. them kicking and
ICl"MDlint from tbelr dormltariel.
Nine pollcem. were injured, includ· me a bighwa, patrolman whole It(
waa broken wbea struck by a fire a ·
tiagulaber thrown by students from a
dormitory room. 1 Windows of 13 police cars wtre
amaabed by rockJ and bricks.
The out!lreak of violence followed ef.
forta by students to protect from ar·
nit a former fellow student apelled
IOtt threatening the president ol a nel&bborinl oollep. The student waa
charted with tr.IJ)llling for remam..
inlOD=am . Tbe men and police kept tM
campus quiet today.
"We are toini to maintain In ud
order t.oday," a aid AssiJtant Adj1Unt
Gett. R. H. Canterberry. "W, .. mot
Rain Blankets Fort Bragg
Snow and T em~ratures Fall Over Great Lakes
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goiD& to allow this type oi th1ni to 6r.u out atain."
About 150 state bigbway 119trolmen
and 100 sberiU's deputies aided the
~ guardsmen in quelling the run-
page. Another 100 guard.amen stood
poiMd al the edge of the campus.
The most 1eriou1 injury was the
broken leg aufffll"ed by Highway Pa·
trolman C. P. Karrick of nearby
Xenia, who was hit by the fire atin·
gutaber.
Police used one cylinder of tear gas
to rout the students from the room. 1t
waa the only reported use of tear gas
duria( the dilorder.
PoUce qulck11 put down a minor dis·
turbuce oo the campus of adjo1ntn1
Wllberfcrce University, anotMr pre· dominlDtl1 Necro school. Police re·
ported 10me damage caused by stu-
dents 1n the city of Xenia, seven mllea
awa.y.
CSU ta a state supported unJveralty
with an enrollment of 2,800. Wilber·
force. supported by the Mrtcan Metho-
dist Church, has a student body of
more than Im.
The CSU atudenta began the d.laor·
der after a rally at a tchool building
barricaded by atudenta earlier ln the daJ to belt police from arnetmc a
formll' student for trupullne.
Tbl u-atudent, Michael Warnn, ~'
of a...lud. bed been ~ Jut
week for aDe1edl7 tbreaten1n1 to kill
Dr. Remert Stoke•, pr•ldent of WU·
berforc. Univenrty. Warren and
Stokes are Negroes.
3rd Party Oaim
Gets New Support
In Kirschke Trial
LOS ANGELES (AP)-A patbologilt
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M says the bod.lei of Elaine Kiracbb
· and OrvW1 Drankhan were moved by
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9 "' f
• "a third party" at least two houri
after the couple WIS abot April 8.
·" Dr. GeraJd Riqe, te1Ufyina Mon·
day In the murder trial of suspended
.. deputy county dlltrlct attorney Jack
Kirschke. 45, sald an autoply report
on DrenkhU showed that poet mor·
tem UvidJty took place ln Drank.ban'• •
back even thoulh hla body waa found
face do'"1 on tbe floor next to Mrs.
K1r1ch1te's bed.
·• LMdJty-blood settllng and discolor·
Int the t11tU6-0CCUfS in that part of
.It the bocfy oloaeat to the around, at least
two hours after death, Rld1e sa1d.
Tbe prosecurtlon contends b o t h
,. Mrs. Kirschke. 43. itnd Drankhan. 41.
'
Lon( Bncb apartment
mat decedl1 wrtUeD by tbe four
Ai.Jon ,... ?Md.. lt said fbey left thetr
ab1p becautt " "tbe murder and need·
1111 alauahter oi civiliana tbtou&b the
ayatematic bomblJll of an alricUJtural
poverty stricken C<*Dtry."
They aatd they would seek political
aylum in Japan, but " treaty be-
tween the United States IDd Ja-pan
probibtta the ganti.Dg of such asylum
to America ltrvicemen.
Ml.Utary oWclala bad little comment
and rtfuled to use the word "deter·
tlon." They Nid only that tbe men
are lilted 81 beinl AWOL from the
Intrepid. 'l'be 42,000-too warahlp was
in Yotocuka Oct. 2.4 and returned to
Ha station in the GuU of Tonkin ol.f
Vtemam Oct. 25.
TM Navy's oaual practice ii to wait
oae month belcn makin& a fonnal
declaration that an AWOL aallor I.I
considered a deMl'W. De1ertiOD car.
rlea a more severe penalty than be-ina AWOL, and to be convicted it
mu.at be proved tbat the defendmlt
b.lld DO intention of returning to duty.
ln their joint statement the men
aa.id :
"You are now looking at four de-
serters. Four patriotic duertera from
the United States armed f o r c e 1.
Throughout hiltorJ the u.ame deserter
bal applied to conrdl, traitors and
milfJta. We are not coacerned with
categories or labell. We h8ft reached
the point where we must stand ur.
for what we believe to be the truth. '
Steelworkers
May Sw-render
Strike Rights
PITl'SBURGH (AP) -The leader·
abip of the United St.eelworkera Un·
ion ia conaJderlng a plan to surrender
ita right to strike ln the 1968 contract
talk.a with the baslc ateel ibdustry.
I. W. Abel. pruident of the union.
is pictured as tbe chief architect of
the plan.
Abel bu been a critic of the grow·
ing role of the government ln lmpor·
tant labor dlaputea in recent years,
fearful that unloolsm is losing lta In·
d.epeodence. With tbe war on in Viet-
nam, Abel rePCJrtedly feell the aov·
ernment would quickly declare u
emer1ency and step Into tbe 1• t.a1b
if a atalemate developed.
Over the past few weeks, union and
compeny representatives have di1cuu-
ed a no strike, bindlnl arbitraUon
plan, but made no publlc announce-
ments.
R. Conrad Cooper. the steel lndus·
t.ry's top negotiator. announced the
proposal publicly Monday for the lint
Ume.
C o o p e r 11.ld company and unJon
repre1eatatJv11 have worked out an
experimental negotiating procedure
for the 1968 negotiatlons to avOld
ltrlkes, lockout. and government in·
tervenUon.
He said I~ acceptance hin1es on
quick approval b7 the union'• approv.
Inc bodies, including a poll of tbe
membership. and by the 11 major steel
companies Involved In the negotla· Uo~s.
"We 11tand at a critical crouroad
for coUecUve bargaininf ln 1teel,"
aakl Cooper. a U. S. Stee Corp. exec.
utlve and Mad of t b t lndU$l:ry'1
four-man rargatnfnc tum.
"Oependlna on the unJon'a decision
ln the very near future, the route to
be followed In 1918 will blvt bten de·
termlned," he said.
A no strike acreem111t. Cooper aaid,
would avert aovernment inW"Ventlon
1n tallcs. stop f\lrthtr lncr .. aes in for.
elgn at.eel Imports and eliminate the
lndusl.ty • Jarrlna tnventory buJld·Ul'
tallta.
•
Virginians
Criticize
Minister
,
w111uaaURG. Va. (UPl)-Con.
troN1J idl twirW "*1 around
11111 eld=ct'a'a' ~ .._ aa Epts·
... 9H .. )OQkM Pr9lidtDt John.
-la .. .,. Suaday ud crttlcized u .a. JGlk:J c:a VJaCDaa,
...,_. B. M. ..,.. callld the in·
ddll& 14a me 1 t .iartuua. altua.
.... ff °"· .... s. Goctwta llDt the Preddlllt a i.a. ol. apa&oa. Vlrgin-
la'1 two........., Barry P. Byrd
Jt. 1114 Wllllam Spoq, calJed tbe in· cWtat ,.....,... and one al the
1t.1ta•1 ludbtc "'*""*' Mid "Vir· llbia •• IH........,. btf ore thP world." .
,,.. Rn. ea.~ PIDcbly Lew·
.. Nd4I' .. ~ ........ hrbb
.-..~ .......... --~ .... .,.... ........... 11 ..... y
atarted Sundl1 ·-bt told .Muon --..... tllat .., Amtrl-
e91 ..... ..appellld" -'''laJIU· a.er· bJ ..... vw.a.
Ltwll leldld about • ........ one caDa ud •lelfllDI tr. ..,.... the
eomdry, IDU1 ol tblm ailiell. and
tbeD ..t into Mdul• JUI cdti·
dim al tbe Prutden1 came It tbl end
of a .... ol apeecbll '-J Jebmon uD1aJDin1 the U.S. po1Hll9 clllrtDr a twO-daJ Vttenn1 DI.)' ..... et mill·
tary ...... 8Cl'Oll tbt ~-
Wla tbe PrllAllM& n. tll ea me .. _...., .. ,Mn.J'n•,b.ia
da •tir lo'Ma _. 11111' -. Ma· .-~a... .....
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\J ti If I '191 ID .. Pl 111 P • a
QPUft ....._," ~ llrJter said~.
''l cannot wadenCaDd 1'111 Mr. Lew.
ls w9Uld MJ tbt WDca t1M pr-. bas
reported to someone wbo wu a cap.
ttve audience and could not reply,"
Stryker oonti.Dued. ''E••JOCfi bas a right to their opinlom and a rlCbt to
expreaa them with.in certai. llmJta."
Senator Asks
New Controls
On Deferments
WASHINGTON (AP) -Sen. Philip
A. Hart teet. a Justice Depertment
optmc. (la the leplity ol *1pplng
draft deftrmlntl from \.'JODete aw.
dents wboee antiwar proteata violate
the law.
Hait, a MlchJpn Democrat. asked
AU)'. Gen. Bam.le7 Clark to uy
whether cucellatioo of defennenta-
u recommended by draft cblef Ltwls
B. Herlbey-is a proper step in the
cue oi collegians who interfere with
draft induction, aome by dutroyiJlg
their draft card.a.
Tbe aenator implied be felt Her·
Ibey'• proposal waa UDCCllLltJtuUoaaL
Lt. Gen. Hershey told 6 nation's
• ,000 looal draft boards in an Oct 26
letter that student def~ were
gt~ 1n the natloaal blWelt and ''il·
legal actJvttr wbicb lnte.rfens with re-
cnaiting or C.UMI refUJIJ ol duty in
the military or anal forces could not
by 8QY stretch Off the lm.aifnatloa be
construed 11 bein& in support of the
national interest."
He suggested that IUJdeatl Wecally
interfering with drtttin1 or recruiting
be reclassified for i.mmdate lnduc·
Uoa.
In his letter to CJ.wk, made public
today, Hart Wd he doe1 not see bow
Hershey's recommendation "conforms
to the olflcial opinion ct )'Om' de~·
meat or the courtao f th1a natl on.'
The senator cited a Jli.ltlc:t Depert·
ment sta~ment m:id a ftdnal court
decUion holding that m11bry iaduc·
tion could not be used • pun1.lblneot.
RFK Charges
Vietnam Peace
'lmpo~ible'
NEW YORK (AP) -Stn. Robert F ·
Kennedy charps a aetodaa.d peace
in Vietnam may bt llDpoqible f o r
some tlme to come btca .. the tjnlt-
ed Stat.ea paaed up a ctauce to I" to
the barplnlng table lut wtnter .
Nonthele11, said tbe Nft York Dem· ,
ocrat, "I coni:lnue to btlltve that we
1bould go to neioUaUoa. In an effort
to reach a peaceful ud-bonor1bl1 set·
tlemenl Perhapa we caaot: but we
shall nev~r know u1IUl,,. try."
Kennedy asserted that a ''false 1eent
of v1ctory during the. winter of 1966-
~ led the adm.inlatntlon to "cast
away what may well bav1 been th e
last best ch1nce to ., to tbe neSotia·
tini: table."
Rtpl1lfta to the cbara•. WbJte Jlousa
Presa ~retarr George Chri•tl~
said Monday: "We have not paaatd Ill>
any opportuniUet -there ba'fen't
betll a111 opportuntdes realty."
Kennedy made hll remaru ln a.n ar·
ticle ln the current I 1 1 u e of Look
ma,..ine. It wa1 taken from hla forth-
co~ book. ''To Seek a Ntwet
Wortl ' tio bt publlabtd by Double·
d*J • Co., Inc. "Dttplte tht kllllna and destruetlon.
we u. ln no better po&ttkm now than
we were a ytar ago -and we will not
..,
-con.
around
Epls·
, John.
tkized
the in-
altua.
IDt the
Vlr&in·
. Byrd
tbe In·
ol the
I "Vir· e the
.
lpbone
1911 the
al, and
I c:rfti·
laeend
obmon
ll'fnt a If mllj.
r. Lew.
•has
a cap.
reply,"
bu a
iebt to
Jmita."
8
ots
. Philip
U'tment
ripping
le llU•
violate
• aued
to say
nenta-
f Lewis
In the
rre with
rtroying
tlt Her·
:utionaL
natiOll'S
Oct. 26
L11 were
ud ''ll•
with re-
duty in
ouJd not
atloo be t al the
illegally
crulting
9 hlduc·
e public
see bow
ooforms
de~·
()II,
Depart·
11 court r mctuc·
Llblntnt.
IObert F.
tel puce
ble tor
the gntt•
to ., to
ier.
irk Dem·
that we
an effort
·able set·
: but we
ry."
Lise ICtDl
of 1966-
to "cast
ieen the
neaoti•·
lte House.
ChrtaUan
>a1sed up
bnen't ..
I in Ill IT•
of Look
bit forth·
I ~"' , DoUbte-
'
ta MILLION IOllEIY SCINI --Two_ policemen
atlDd In doarn.J ai the London, Elletand. Coopen-
tlft Society Heldquartefa lifter it WU dilco9ered
looted on Monday. 'nll8"1, Uling a tbenna1 lance,
Ud cut t.betr way into the Society's atroneroom which
. . T~. No\ltmber 14, 191>7
Mideast Peace
i Is~a€l-Jo:cdan
Hope Dim.;
Stand·: Eirm
UNITED NATIONS, N. Y.
(AP) -Unyieldlq polltiom
taten by lwMI and Jot·
dan before the U.N. Securi·
ty Q>uncll Monday blv.
fUJ"1ber dimmed hopes of
any Middle Eut 1ettlement
IOOn.
brln1 the Arabs nearer than
ever before to comprom.lle.
Eban rtherated bl1 rejec-
tion Of a relOlutlon aubmit·
ted by India. Kall and Nl·
fM'\a btoluae be Mid it sue· ftlt.ed "tblt llnel lbouJd move from tbe ceue-f l r e
llDll without a peace treaty
cleflnlwl permanent llld ... cure llroetlen. ••
oC negoUaUon and agree-
ment.'' The lsr1e1J1 are be·
lleved willing to accept the
U.S. plan ln effect.. but want
lt made plain that any aolu·
tioe must item from dlrect
talk.I between them and the
Arabi.
lie statementa ln tbe United
St.ales Jut week.
Rlfa'l ltrelMd Arab de·
mandM tor llra.U ,.ubdraw·
al from terrttlory Miled In
the Jl&M nr. J( tbe UDited
NatlODI faila to act. he
waroed, "we wlll bave to,..
turn to our people" and ad·
vise them to take action
needed "to llquklat.e t b l •
Israeli~."
Israeli Forelp Mlniater
Abba Eban made pielD tut
bis governmeirt ii m no bur·
ry to come to tienu when
he brushed Mkle two riftl
resolutions boCb dealped to
U. Mid the U.S. reJOlu·
Um failed to "live 1ufft·
cleDt weJabt to the concept
A similar inflexibility was
shown by Jord1n'1 foreign
mln11ter. Abdul M one m Rifa'l. despite the softer _______ ......;;;..;.
tone ol Klnc Hussein's pub-
U.S. May Halt Bombing . ,
During Holiday Period
.aetel""' ~ t,000 ale .......... --WASHINGTON-{Ull0 -Com.mand9-in VI e tum, ..... down' thia year -we may
Photo at d&tit lbow-llole cut Into •troacroc>m door Tbe Johnson Adminiltra· by the thieves. Offtclala aay tile tate eaa1d nm • tion Is expected. to order taha a dim Yiew of such or may not -rm confident
bil)i u $14 mllllon. bombing pauses over the pauses. 'Ibe general, who is it will again be violated.
Communist North durint on bit way to Wublngton But we will, if such la de·
what,ver holiday truce per· for coaference1 with Presl· cided u p o n, acnapulOUlly
Scotland Yard Searches
tods are declared ln Viet· dent Jobnaon and other top adhere to tt,•• Wutmore-
nam. adm.lnl1tratioll officiala on land added,
· Informed source. report· the war, made hJ1 thoughts There ha1 been no olficlat inl th i s Monday aald the on the matter lmown Mee· U.S. comment on a pouible
adm.mistration would un· day at a Honolulu news bombin1 halt amce South
doubtedly mate it clear to conference. Vletnameee President Nau·
Hlnoi that IUdl J> a 11 1 e 1 ••rm aot too enthua!Mtic yea vaa nuea recmtJy ..,.
would be in the nature tl a about tbe IO-C&llld ·ltad· nouaced ~ ....... ol
"lwmanitarlaa psture" at downl,'" be aakl. 0 We'w 1n'h1 a H-boar ce••ftre ~ Cbriatmu-New Year's bad Iba a put,_.. Md for Clwlltmll, -.. M--
.
For $3 Million Thieves
LONDON (lPI) -Tb e
London Cooperathll 8odety
six lllCllltba • fer econo-
m, J'WOftl droppel the le· carttr luard at the "im·
pJ"fllpable'' vault in lta
main office. Today 20 Scot·
led Yard detedin teams
w e r e IHrdllng for the
thieves who cracked the
vault for what may be the
bJgelt baal In blltclry.
'·-' ... ---~ ! aut bs • r i'!!;-1111 ~.~~t~-~-~ tbeby .~ ~ ~ '!..~ TetlDd. H.-...._ Ca :t. ;t:ntbe~ =.:~ tt!=~~e':v!!: ~~~"nC= ""G:~~ ~rnia~poC."west-the~Co::,u;.uua.mu the~t"N:v'!ar 1n 2300 HarlwW=•cL
could be cont.acted. ad that tlrelted In a wt.D., a tkle lm&MtaDt tD • morel&nd. U.S. Mill tar y ''If we have a '1 tan d-February. Cod• Mes., c.lf.
couldtakeWMU. ~~~~~...;_~~~----~------~-----------~~----~--~~-~-~-~~~--~..;._----
The thieves burned their
w~y SUnda1 into the under·
ground vault with a 4,532·
dell'" Fa:breDbe.lt tbenn.al
la.Dee -a tordl that burns
bigb-preuure o~gen-and
rifled more than 100 cl. the
GO bone beloaCiDI to de·
posltors. for 24 of the ~
hours the thieves were at
wort. the alarm bell r&n1
and r-c md fMC. No
guards "" there to bMI' it
Unottlclal ~ cl. tbe
haul ranied from SI.I mil·
lion to •14 m.illlOD. probably all In cull. n. m.--in-
viou• haul.I were Jl,.118,?M
In tbe Greet Trabt Rallbel'7
Aq. I , 1911, at~
Encland and .,171,400 ID tbe lootinC or tbe s..anu aold
reserw In l.M6. omdala -.id they could
"We j1.11t can't eltimate
what money bu beea atol·
en became we jut don't mow ~ oar customer•
put In tbeir bales," accord·
ing to Dumclll McNai>, chief
execuUM offtcer of the so-
ciety.
A CHS> lpOkesm&n aald
the rent.en ol the boxes will
have to bear any lONes.
"When people take out a
contract to bJ.re or rent a
box. the box and contents
become their responaibU·
ity," tbe apokesman said.
"It la up to them to lnlUft
it if they wl.ab. We accept
no r.pomiblllty wbatloev·
er ,_. wW bu beeD .lb>l·
ea. We merel,y guraatM tD
live the belt l'V&lllble ~
tection.''
An elnator opera&« re-
portillC ,.. 'ftl't at 1lle co-
op in tbe ...... , Strd«d
area Monday 1D01nin1 dia·
covered tbe llreak Jn. Jew-
elry.-p)ll ,,..._ and aokl
IOVereitnl, praniam bondl
and doalmtDb Uttered the O.oor, Sndlcati.DC the tieves
.... ..... lted onl1 in cab.
Philippine Politieal
Killings Continue
MANILA (AP) -Palltical cent ot tbl PblUpptw' I
klllql tDot three more m1Dloe voten went to the
li v• todlJ u lboat IO per. pola In CIDI ol the natiOD 'I mott bitterly CCllltett.d elec-
Authorities
Set Search
tlcm. Four .,..._. were
slain oe the we ol tbe Ml·
lotmc. "
'Ibe -viOleDce railed ~ St tbe number ol pollt· k:9lb' moUYated dealhl of.
ftdall1 recanlec! tis Jtar. TlllrtJ-4bnl were counted
In tbe 1119' nationwide --Uoa two J9U'I ICO·
BUN XI R BIU.." lDd. to~~=.:r=:
(UPI) -A u t b o r t t t e • lan. IOme 25,000 troop•
aeardMd t o d a J for two were 011 the alert.
crewlMll bllMld to bav.
ftAI'-b U t Id from • -~t ol the 24 Senate r-_... ~ b tbat _. wen at ltake, and Huatllr ,.. b o m • r Pre...1.a.,nt Ferdinand Mar· crashed ad kiDld at least -..~ one crewman. cos' Nacionallsta party bad
be to win at least six of the 'Ibe supersonic bom r contests to avoid a setback was on a rouUne trainlng ml.salon and bad just taken to hJa re-election chances
oH from nearby Bunkerlllll ln 19fi8. If the opposltion
Air Force Biie wbea lt Uberal1 Cained control o( l>e upper house, they could crashed in 1 detotat. area bl6ck the economic letisla·
near G•lveston, Ind. tion Marcos hopes will get
Tbe badly burned body of him beck in office.
one crewman, unable to be Mlrcos' pr~Western f~·
identified. wu found at the elp policy, including the
crash sight. ndi ot 2 ooo tr .,. to The Alr Force listed all ae 01 ' oo,... .,_1 • ..s.. ,. __ the Vietnam war, was not
three as ~J· ....... an blue Deblte centered
idenWled tbem u capt. Le-around d~mutlc programs.
roy J. Hanscm, 31, dden-1========, 1ive sy1tem.t operator, Mar---;:.. ......., LMeittM
ion, Ind.; Maj, Galea A. 1;·.;...._ ..._.1
Dultmler. 31. aircraft com· ~
mander. Seneca. Kan.: ~ •
Capt. Ronald E. SchmJd.t.
29, navigator, Brookport.
Ill. .,.. .........
A witness told Indiana
St.ala Potiee-he .. w a para
chute Ooattna down f r ~ m
the plane before it crubed
and left a crater ~ fe e t
deep ud 100 feet In dlame·
ter.
•
Tfie idea is to keep you in the money when
your personal checking account's running out.
It wor~s like this: once your Check Re-
serve application's approved, we'll open a line
. of credit for you.
Then, should you ove rdraw, we'll automati-
cally lend you ample money and deposit it in,.
your account.
So you're in~the clear. Your checks will be
covered. And you won't be emba~.
We'd-like to -suggest you come in today'
and apply for our new Check Reserve Account.
You may find it'll come
in handy for meeting
real estate taxes due by
.Decemberll, for holiday
,bills, for emergencies.
On the other hand,
you inay never need
to use your credit. (In
which case, of coµrse,
there won't be any charge for credit.) . '
But think of what a nice feeling it'll be to
have more money in the bank than you need.
Cmcker-Cllizens
. eheck·Reserve Account
at the big bank where little things count
.
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.. ~efae,t Duty LSD Advocate Makes Talk
:~ r.: Court Convicts LONG BUCH (UPI) -IOld lW audience -lie
OVW I.Giii ~ B e a c • .,. of LSD in Ula llollod
Statt Collete • t u d • n t 1 StlMI i• probably • ..
-oat lo baar LSD ad-•-U Ml """ •
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Negro Soldier
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)
-An Anny court ma1il1
board, lpor:la1 the la'9lllDI
of antJwar dl:mODltr ......
convicted Pvt. Ronald Lock·
man, 23, Phlladelpbla, "re.
!u1in1 k> Co 1o Vl~.
UC Profs
In Support
Of Rallies
BllRXELEY (AP)-Tw--~HY they .-bl punished the
aame u ttudeDb fer takiD(
part bl unauthorizod ralllOI
at tba Un.lven:ity of Calllot·
nia campu Ill Berkeley.
The profeuon issued a
statement Monday decrying
the deu of students' recom·
mendation; that II atudtnta
by suspended for participa-
tin1 ln the forbidden anti·
draft rallle1 la.al month.
Chancellor Ro It r W.
Heyru: office, which makes
the final decision, had no
comment on the prooOUDCf!·
ment by the profeNOra.
lbe statement said in
"""' "We ab.are the widely held
Locbnan, a MTber and
too. o1. a Necro ateelworbr,
•• sentenced MaDday to
two ..s • half,...,.. at bud
!nor. -cu.. -.. ud f~ cl
,,_,.. Mnimum tenteoce
poaQble WU Ove yeut.
li.learfUJlJaocepOed11>e
Yerdklt 11111 .aid. 1'rm ~
ina ---I'm IO hlpp1." kn. Vivian Locbua,
moth« of tbe IOldier. and
hi• fi.-ce allo burtt into
lobs 1'ben the verdict ol lbe
dx mill1ary .-.. -. inC one Negro, WU~
... '!be _.. -an!)' ll1
minutes to find LoclcrMn
Jllilly and ... \ht ponally.
Thirteen demomtl Mon
were arrested. Si.I: ..,... --from""--at 1l>e s.. Fr-Pral·
dio ne. the Goldia Ga t •
Bndte. Tbe -........ -!tom"" ti&!N ..... side the court bWldiJ:IC.
Lockman ,..., foond cull· 1968 Tot1t'IUlllletlt of Roses Court
!een Coffey, Arcadia &nd Jonee Miller, Pasadena;
Seated trom left are Linda Strother, Pasadena;
Elieen Konder, El Monte and Sharon Canfield,
Temple City.
ty ot defying a militwf or-From thil group of aeven glrla, one will be chosen to
der Sept. 15 to bolr'd a troop reign Mer the 1968 Tournament of Roles, with the
plane bound '°" Slip.. He otbe:r aU: comprWng her court. Awaiting the telec·
Aid be rftused to IO to V)et. lion next month are {standing from left) Patricia
nam ~ bis "•• wu Daytoo, Pasadena; N1ncy Ott.em, Puadena; Col-in 1he pett.. of Philad<I---=.:::..:=:...:.:==2..:...:..=....::..:...:..2-.::..:::_:__:_:.._:_:_ _________________ _
phi•." "W~'re r.uppoMd te be
over there to ., Oommu-
nlat -""" wlllcli I be-Uew ll • Ue," ht tfttlfled.
Terence HMll_. of SU
~. one of four •· toroty1 for Lockman, Mid
the decision would be ap-
pealed in the military ....
v)rw board and court m mil-
itary appeals. The de.tense
also riled a writ of h.abe.aa
corpus in U.S. diltrict court
on O'Ollodl the military had
madt it impo&a.ibk for Lock·
mu ~ receive a fair trial
Hallinan hopes eYfttuallJ
to persuade Ile u. s. Su·
preme Court to review tbe
legality at the Vietnam war
as it pertains to Locbnaa'1 . ....
To Life la Prison
Slayer Prefers Execution
SAN QUENTIN (WI \ -San Gabriel woman during dWlerl:&inl the Iecality of
LOS ANGELES (UPI) Attorneys far a coavictNI .a 19&5 robbery, told prison the death penatty is now be·
llayer scheduled to die 1n officials he would rather die in& •gued in • Los An1eles
Sigma Chi
Barred at
4 Colleges
The presidenlJ: of four <Ali· tuperlor court.
rornia rt.ate colleges have the gat dwnber Wednes· than spend the rest of bil The ltate Supreme Court
withdrawn recopition from day made final efforts to· life behind bar1. hu announced plans to COii·
be-day lo cet bUD. dlcl.ared 1n· .. He hu weighed lbl a.1-akter tbe iuue next sprln,c,
Sigma Clli fraternity aane becw he will not ternatives of a"'-term -and tedtral court action i1 cause they believe lta poll· ... ,. des permit racW aDd re· postpone bbl 4ete wit:b the and ht has aperimced antk:lpeited afbenrard if the npou. diacriminatioll in ae-executlone!'. prison lile btfure -venus .tate couru upbok11he pen·
lection o( member•. Robert L. Na 11 it. 25. death, and he c b a o 1t:1 alty.
won't accept a "cueranteed death," m:1 official a.aid. However, Mauie bu re· Dr. Ernest A. Becker, stay at u~utlon" and Deadl row l.mnata, and fusedto.vallbimse!fofthe
dean of atudent affair• for Mooday ollt.t refu!led to there are now ID at S 1 a "cuaranteed ltay" ud bu
the Kite collele .,-m, an· sip a 1'fil ti bllleat cor· Quent In, cu obtain a even dlwnlped hiJ attor-
nouDCed Monday the four pw. "guarant.d NJ of. uecu-ney. i..w,en worlin& in
colleges •itbdrew recogni-The cond9mDed man, 1<·ho tioo" expected to iall about hit behd are ac:tinC u
-Tlmollu' LeotJ ..
pao\ .-pd -""' mol-io, ........ -bl. .... aut" II hi ...,... tbt
11111•·•· llqlllltiol .. • -""" .....,_ta the canapua CM'=... l.w7 atoDdl7
J. e. :J.1-.,;li,;.6 J.,,,.trd
I.aw ,,//.,..J '1-/;1'1
tf.. luulx,, aNa /or to
ov.r 2f 'JMr6 ••• ·-ew-.
•5tnli>IQ
• i .... 1.,, -to ....... • l'illo J-"f
J. c. Humphries
l....S...
1123 Newport llvd.
Costa Mooo
543'!01
I See By Today's
Want Ads
-....lt:::,~/<c::~ e A 119"1 ...-9 .... a
iOll!iabalblp .... ..... ,,., .....
eHJQlwuittol'lt_.
W.--t!lere'• • Ill fll Bar
~· ..... and • !tacd-tu re®dltl ~ ror
""" 11111 • Si«I ~. ·11. lt" r.entdl
'IV with .., .-1
"'''""' • ,,,...,., a car Stereo wttti
2 ..-nCMt~n• ...... ... ..
• Where to ...... ~ UM-
ins clone for .., $1 per ...... e A bewdful ,-al. Ge.-.
mu ••eda. tDU a
lernaJ.e. m"e kilt. vie• that these 1evere pun·
iahmenta recommended by
the dean are unjustified. We
further maintain that U
punishments att to be car·
ried out. we, a1 •ell llJI lht
cited atudenll, must ltand
in jeopardy. Our action and
thein cannot in any ju.t
M!ftltl be .eparated in prill-
dple."
Lodmna.n'1 defense collap-
Jed when Col James C.
Waller, the C'OUrl martial
law olficer, refuJed to per-
mit any testimony or argu-
ments concerning the-1ep:li ·
ty of the Vletnmn war.
tion becMlM local cbapttrl ..i-.... _ .. -·".._ to i.at•-, , "frl __ _. _ _, ......... --.. d~ not ba~t autonomy in,_.e'::::~=~::..:.~•==~~v:..::....:~:::::::_'_::__.:::two:.::._~Y=oon::..:.~l>oc===•""'::..:._•:._:caoe::::..__::~~::::...::w:,_:~:=_:~::,:_"_~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~
pkldng membera.
The four coUegea are San
Diego State, San Femando
Valley State, P'relllO St.ab!!
and San Jose State. Unde:r
....... si.,.. CbJ .....
ter1 at the tdlooJit amnot
u.e colleCt fadlttiel or car
ry on activities OD CMftPUI·
Surveyor 6
Gets Cold
FBI Eyes
Plane Bomb
SAN DlEGO (UPI) -
Pitttt1 of a timing device
and a battery belie'lled to
have touched off a miall
bomb in tile baggage com·
partment ol. a jeUinu were
e.Iamined today at the Fed·
'!be Unlvenily cl Colllot·
nia alao wu coosldtrbl.g the
Matus ol Sig!na Chi klcals at
UCLA, UC Berkeley aod UC
Santa a.roar •.
PASADENA (UPI) -Sci-eral Bureau of Investigation
entitta paced the actlvitiu Crime laboratory.
of Surveyor 6 on the moon The FBI refused to di!·
today as ~ lunar noon ap-close. details except to •a y
Fonner Legion
Leader Dies
pn.ched and surface tern· the inVflltigation was con· HONOLULU IAPJ -Lew·
perat.urel climbed .rove 200 tinuing into the explosion is K. Gougll, 59, pail na-
degreu fahrenbeiL aboard the i\mtrican Air-tional commander of the
The apaCflCfaft was repor· lines jet Sunday on a flight American Legion , hu died
led in "exCf!llent condition.. from Cllicago lo San Diego. in HoDOhtlu followinl a
despite the. rlae in tempera· Among the debri1 sent to lengthy illlless.
b.U'es and 1cientists at Jet tt.e FBI laboratory in Waah.-Tbe former Pasad'na rel·
Propullrion Labor a to r y ington, D.C. were bits and ilient had lived In Honolulu
(JPL) said pictlU'e-taking piecn ol what appeared to for three years after bia re-
and 1oil analyt1is experi· be a dock device and a bat-tirement as a vice president
menta woWd continue. tery. aakl James E . Gain· of Forest Lawn Me~
.. We may have to slow er, San Diego ma.n111er for Park. He died Mondey Ill
doW'll a bit on our operatklns American Airlines. Que«1a Hospital.
to allow the spacecraft tol------------'----C------1
cool olI," Nid a spokesman
for JPL. Temperatures rose
aboard the moon robot Mon-
day aod forced • temporary
1u.pens.ton at experiments.
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YOU GOT
TO LOSE?
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be our guest
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on a scenic lour ... with that
inimitable English flavor/
Join the happy thron91 who'Y• enjoyed
a ride on our En9lilh bu1 ••• you'll feel
a1 though you or• ri9ht in the heort of
En9lond. The pleo1ont port of oU thit
le that ifs fr•• of chor9• lo O\.lf d•-
p0Jitor1 only.
Every houf on the hour 1tartin9 at 1 0:00
am llo•I tour at 5 :00 pm).
NOVEMBER ... !4th AND 15th
DECEMBER ..... 5th AND 6th
bring the kids and lu:ue some
fun at
OPIJI UNTIL SP. M. DAILY AMO I P. M. ON F!IOAYS. St Ar[ ,it.111111 fU'( ••8 ,,.._" ~ P·•-tlti. bu• r., fnr ('hnrtrr. plnn your trips or portil's -----
'68 Gamaro:
Accelerates smoother, hugs the road tighter,
rides quieter than ever before.
lo. q,.,,t ror ~P"a •• I -r itself. That's
...,f,v Ch1wrole• ...,~ •ell oul to make
t+-11 68 Cnma'n \!'""'· thet, sl.od••r
O• r! "'"'"' 1-,,., !Ir· "'lv•r. Comoro's
I'"'""'• 1 .,..,,-".l" 'l performor1c.•
~~.n .... ,, -~·'" ·loi artflned
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Comoro's b1Q·cor rode 11os be1n
improved, 100. Sofl rubber cushion1
1nuff ovl rood no11• and v1b!ot1ons.
Evel'! Comoro's new Astro Vent1lot•on
wOfks for voo• P«IC• orn:l quoet
.-.d1usiobl1 v1n!-part1 buoh 1n !h•
inslrumel'!t pol'!1t let outside 01r
corc,ilot• wothoul wu·ld 01 "'°''• Yr:iu
don't even hov• lo open o window!
11 Dll odds u~ to 1h1 silem <id• of
o"ohty. See for yourself "ul o hu&hed
'68 Comoro through 1t1 paces ot ~r Oevrol•I dtolef'1. f
All theM ChPNlet llfUOllfJ
featuro1, '"'
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nnt of roold• prior to ttut~~ot~lloed~~l1'!_~<~ln~11~1!:•:.._ _____ _:.:.__: __
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Academy
Orang• Coast's No. 1 Paper
Mid tht bap hive beecD ·-by Ibo~ County Flood Cootl:ol bio-
trict --•Kb • broct.u-e, "Homeonen G 1t I d e f« ~ ..,s ~.·eo •.
trol."' •
Sandblct are available x-JtedbHI, Ottvt, V 111 a
-ud -CllJ 11" -· Flood Oontrol.'1· Cbltl
Cinee!' H. G. 0.bcne r..
port.I Miit tbe di.crict ii U•
.U ft C MYeral YOIWlteer
l"JUP lacludl•I
Sc o u t 1, Gltl Scout, 4-11
Qubl, Indian Guk)es a a 4
church units, plt1.1 ltudentl
from Vlll1 Park Hlrll
Sdlool, .. -· ,........ cover plant. for .,,.._
tuHJ'Oi ID the denuded ht)b.
' one thing
no-other life insurance
cOmpany can offer
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A.M •• 11 "· ~ ,.,..,......, od Auociatel ., a contul· Vlsllor can't ogrn when it comes 10 tile Htlufonc. 091nts. 1 Round Tobie. =..,.~ .. -:::= lmr'4 Oii air tranaporta· Ours ore ...ry different. Mos1 Mut~I oa-ttort on \ Mo11 Mvtuol prO'lidts its ogenh with ftte wry
:'-.-t.:. C:W-~~-"::: Umch,t ol the Pereira study 536-t14' eli!t cotps of sililled proleu1onol1 who tiff,'*• b. best in policies, troining and services-in return we ::t:i. y•,. ttt ,.~· ,;!. 11 expected a revised zna.a. It...,., the rintsl in the industry. osk o lot of our ogentt. We osk for more work,
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from Moss Mut~I coMs on JO'l, you '"")"Of hew.
ot yovr command the .,.,., best the ii6t i~
indulfry con offer.
Aft.roll, isn'tthotwhot10«to.itp • .. ~
:::::r,~• o-.i ter J'!U ot air tranlpOl'tl· (Osll Mesi Visitor Con$idtr, for e11omple, these thrff ttondards: in more study, more dedication lhon most people
P~ tioa for the coun\y and a comparison with indvstry overages lhrM times as wovld believe possible. MA••ACHU8STTa MUTUAL..
,,_ ,.., ... 1M1 ,....,Kl ~...... ....-Ible to1ution' to the Or· SU.15'3 ••-1 ho --..a L. '"'-.....__ 1 · 11 · thot 1 1 "·I ......_. .. .., ...., 11 ~· r-l"On1 muM Muluo ogenh ve eior._ t""' ... nor-·~ resu t 11 1 e insurance 11 01 01-ma ... or u-tN•u,.•Nc-COM"'"'-_.... w..ieillr Oll"4 ,_,_.,, •nee Ooo:ntf Airport's over· r... (•..t VI.ta... ... • ... • ... .. ~ ......... crowded condlUon. JV, Riii lut•r .. r.d Lift U*rwriter de11gno''°" .. , fovr li"'91 os your family, insuronct of the sort an og•nl WOi.lld ~T~
Alto Oil toallbt'• apnda l'ftQ")' haw won the Notional Ovality Award • • • write if he were doing it for himself. When on Ogef'll s,,;.,{ttltl., lle?Psrl·-.1=: . 11151 ..
BALTll llOllT\IAAID .,. telten from three m<>re _,., M M I ~:!;.il:=t1~E~~~F= .. ~=·=-=~=~=:=:;~;:;~=llornla:.1.:~~·~::; ... ~~~~Ylsltor~~~~1 ••• is a ass utua agent
uwm ~ _ PAaFIC VIEW
MEMORl~L PARK
C.roetrory • ~ CM ...
Jiii Pecl:ftt View Drl"
Ntwpert. Retell, Callftnila --PEEK PAMJLI
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District ManCHJ•r
3404 Marcus Avenue
Newport Be1ch, Calif.
{714) &75-0191
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2-week Vacation
Thing. of Past
WASlllNGTON (AP) -
"nlfl c*1 ~week vaeatloe
h pnictlo&lly a thing ol tlle
put, the AFL • ClO AJI.
Most Amtriean worken can
get at 1eut four weeka and
in aome caset up to 13 wetlu
of paid Ume off a year.
Long vacations 0 b a v e
spread from the unlvenlty
oampua to tbe steel mill,"
reported the AnrCI.0'1 ma·
guine. 1be Americm> Fod-
era-.t.
~ vacetioo1 of five
to 11 weekl are nn. eo
percent ol American wort·
.. under ~er labor COD·
tracts ctt at IMlt four
1"Mb after e oerta1n DWD·
be< "' _. .. the job. 1t1o report by AP'L-CIO
economlJt Rudy Olwald ll
bMed OD 1.-bor Department
ft ......
Ema loog ·-haw beea writt. 1nl:o some
crdredl to ina-job
openiap for )'Olllller work·
en, to help older workut
.UUlt fw enntml retfre.
mmt, aDd tn .:>me casea to
·-paylen llyolb durine allck !NI-. perlodl.
Paid bolidllJ'1 have also
bu 11c1 to MVm in molt
-... ....., lrequeollY to nine ar 10 per Jem', DI· ---'!be United Stllel Workers um.. ..a the 1ntornot1ona1
AuodatkJn of MacNnistt
have neiouated agreements
in the em • manufacturing
induetry JnViding 13 weeb
of v_,.tioa every fifth year
to war.ten witb 15 )'Mn or
more ot seniority.
1n the at.eel indusb"y, all
Berlin Student Leftists
Fomenting U.S.Protests
BERLIN (AP) -Leftist
student, at the Fre ~ Univer·
11ty of West Berlin, whlcb
was founded with American
financial help, are foment·
ers these days of anti-Amer·
iC'&n demonstrations.
U.S. involvement in Viel·
nam is high among targets
or va.rioUs pro le 1l1 and
marcties organized by a
small but tightly organized
p-oop at the univerdty.
This i!; in marted contrast
to the strongly pro-Western
stance t.aken two decades
ago when .tudents .and pro-
f e 1 s o r 1 es~ished ttie
tchool to protest a Conunu·
Di.st t.akeoVilr ol East Bet·
lln's Humboldt Univerlity.
'Ibe Free Uclvenity wu
marked fn:m the 1t&rt by a
democratic awn-cti to ltu·
dent pe.rticipatioo in student
alfa..ii1. 'Ibe 1eftlst diuldents
have managed to win f\lp-
port from various circlet
outside their ldeologlcal
rympolldun.
nlil W bemi aebieved
DOt onJ7 OI M:b illuet U
the V\etn.am ..., , but a1ao
oa pt\14 I d ..-m.t a visit
"' Ille -"' -. -q--.. ~ -bnt-
tollty ---ton, udoetbit man~
dmDic 1lns If refcrm in ........... --.-..-.
One profeuor bu dlart-
ed that the movement
strives to control tbe uni·
venity.
By wdverstty count. 1ome
so faculty member& aup-
ported a ldtist-oriented dis-
sident atude.nta' .ueatpt to
found what they call a "crit-
ical unlveralty,"with
groups .. air -'""" telta .. well .. to provide
an avenue fw acthn.
'I'bil development brought
out ~ oppocltioo
from the normoJJy political-
ly UDC'OftUll.itted mua within
the 15,000.member lltudierlt
bo<IJ.
Little Casual Sex
Found on Campuses
STANFORD, CalU. (AP)
-11 sexual promlaculty
widespread on college cam-
puses? No, aay researchers
who made a fom-year ltudy
of student.II at Stanford
Unlvusity and the Unlver-
lity of California, Berkeley.
"Om lnvestigatlol\li do not
confirm the popular stereo-
type or wideapread sexual
promilcufty," says Dr. J~
aeph Katz of the Stanford
Institute for the Study of
Human Problems.
"Sexual blttmacy, where
It OCCIU'I, .takea: pl.tee in the
conten or a relation1hi9
that t1 aerlOUI rather than
casual."
Est.abliJhing more com-
municative relaU:orui ll oft·
en uppermost in couples'
minds, not physical COO·
tacts.
"Theft are fairly larp
numbenol1tudent1-
rougbly a third of the men
a.nd a quarter of the worn·
en -wbo aeem to date
little or not at all even u
coUege aenlon," Katz says,
''In spite of the very favor·
able male • female r11tJo at
Stanford, over a fifth of
the women students setm lo
haw no dates ln an average
~ in any of the f9ur col·
Je.i;:e years."
-"'2'0 ......... """' college e!Xrance tnrou&h
graduation.
Findings are incorporat-
ed in a SM-page report, re-
cently releued, entiUed
"Growth and Constraint iD
College StudenU." It ii one
of the moat mauive such
studie1 ever made.
The research was jointly
financed by the Danforth
Foundation and the U.S. Of.
fice of Education. It includ·
ed personality development,
student attitudes toward
~acher1 and cou.raea, rela·
tionshipa with fellow stu-
dents and parents, occupa-
tional choice and college life
development of personal
values.
Th~ !iludents often don't
learn to use their reasoning
c.apaciUes with development
problem1 they face , be
adds, and often make major
We decltions, inclOOing
choice of careers and mar·
riage partners, by default.
'11le researchers scored
society's em p h a 1 l 1 on
achievement-hard work In
high i;chool to get inlo col·
lege, then hard work to get
into graduate school. and
more hard work to get in-
to a high-pay job.
"The whole sb'octure of
higher education Is designed
to look at external 1ign1 of
succeJA and. more rarely,
to focus on the needl of the
individual," the 1eient:Uta
note.
"Our sh1dy has not lm·
press<"d us that the skills
of mrn to further their own
happ1nrss are in a partku·
larly advanced ~tale," Katz
QUEENIE -
ly Phll lnterlandl
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A Soldier A r1 i1 y Forgot
at bome," Smith Wei a re-
-· After pUlq -o1 IY!ll ......s. be aot u..
Jogjll( Job. ,,,.,,, be •ad·
dellJ1 -II maatlll la· t.r, ca June lS, ttfl, that .....__..ttllhAan' u
• draftea •• up.
"So I IOI oU "" papen 1o,-and IOI my uni·
form ollclled up Uld ..... 1
-.. Oal<lud and told
.. -tt'd -lllco and oow I'd lib m, -.,. ... --the-......... blm, uam1ned bll
papon, bem bis 11ory and
"tben kind of went cr911."
"Doe.'t 7ou watcb ttievt·
Goa? Don'tJOU kDow there's
a war OD!" uted tbe otfl • ....
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-h1I time: "lill--
-· date bu come and
pulld," -Bellg.
-ukod Smltb If
JM dllln'I thbll< II -lhl
WU a Ion.I time to watt for ......._
"I JU11 did wbat Dlty told
me. Jt wasa't u thoUlh 1
wu bJdlna out or-anythi.na.
Everybody In town knew I
... tn the Army'
"Maybe they were kind
ol Clad for me, b.avinl two
jobo Uld .n."
Gardeners Meet
"Gardenlnl under artlfl·
dal lleht" -wbicb could
produce a bt&h-riae tomato
f a r m amad: on PadfJc
Cqat lllabway-w1ll be dll•
-by Mn. ()pal Ahem of tbe American !leeneriod
Socttty wb91 the 0 r a n I •
Coant, bnncb of the Amerl·
can BellOllLl Society meei. at T:• p.m. 'linnday In ~Hall, Ganie G--.
With a Ready ReservAccount
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you never
worry about
what's
around the
corner.·
Beca-'.!'1111-'lmlllrwbat the futme wll!Mn&,
you can never be certain when you'll 1-'. ema
cash. But you can be certain you'll have It. If yea
have a Ready ReoervAalount at Security Bank.
Reedy ReoervAccount ia ama Clllh.
Waiting behind Your cbeclring account. Ready
to betnmaferredao-tically, when you writ.e
a check. That extn. cash ia intmeot ln!e if repaid
within 25 days. And you can uaeit for any
purpose at all
It's good for the emergencies you might
otherwise worry about. Like large tax bills and hig
dental expenses. It'• very handy, too, for the
opportunities you hope for. Like when somebody
o.flero a cut-rate excunrion to Aspen. Or you find
the oeoond-hand power mower you always wanted
at a low price.
Ready ReservAccount is available at any
Security Bank branch. Visit one. 'There are more
than 350. In fact, there's probably one just
around the corner.
SECURITY
FIRST NATIONAL
BANK
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Katz and 18 other psy·
chologiltl and ptychlatrlst.I
ana!}'Uld te!ttt: and que.ttion-
nAlrPs from more than
J.ono memben of t~ clasa
nf lfl6.'l. followed 1ince U1f'lr
!rpo;hm.an daya fou.r years
r;irhtr 'Jbe re11earehers
;i:<o rnl!Pcted, mater i a I
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AWAY In 80 -Allbouch It -·t t. by surry, -tbeles, ;nemben al Newport llarbor Delta Delta Della lil•m-Chapter
.,. pttlng ID tile tnvellnc mood. Tile 11m ... Janes C. Ruuell,
• Who's Who in American Women
;...-~ 't .. , ~ ~"'1 ••. ~· ~ Ill ~
Publication Selects
· Harborite for Honor
NewportHorbor Zontlonl
CM be juottflably proud al
their membership, for an-
other hll been llDCled out
by Who'1 Who in American
Women fat llltinc in tta CW'·
rent edition.
the~al:::: i: ... 1:!'.
-Who'• Who ..
---ACCOlADI Mn. G. p, Zolill
America Oil the bMit of out· damtinC achievement wb1Ch
~ b:Jle titted M ex·
ceptlonally D 0 t e W orttiy
among wotoen in America
and Cooada.
V.n. Georle P. Zebll. CW'·
-~ -jolDJ tile ball of fame witb fellow
-.,,., Jin. Robert L.
Bac o n, ..tminiatrator of
HOIC M...,,.111 HOIJlltal,
Prebyt.erian ; Mn. H e I e n
Mur,:ihy, clothing m.azad'ac·
turer Md owner Of mop. in
L<>n1 11ea<•. Corona <1e1
lolm' llld LI-8-:11,
Gd Mila Bernice VeRal. re-
cetllly -principal al Newport Ele..-,. Scbool.
Mrs.Zebol'1 ~
life bat included staff mem·
ber ol GuJ T. B11JTOUg!ta -., AifocJ, Lot ....
1e1ea; customer relation&
for Security Flrat NMioul
-· P.-, and publlc relliiorll db:ect.or ol B ow I
Ammea Inc., Arlill(too, Vo. s. Ml IC'ved u .uis·
--~ .. --...... Savinp and LGoA in
NeW1>•rt'llelch and current·
ly 11 public relation& direc· ...... __ .,_,
Hoopllll,
In llddltlon to her office
.. )ll'Mldeal, abl Ml'Vel u
-.,.._.,, al .. Philco-Forcl ~·1 Aeronu·
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Junidr Bookworms 1u fn. Authors
CoinddlJll with liu> opening ol Nltlonll Bool: Weelc
two weeb 110, wu the laUlldli.ni of tbe Creative
Writing Com.t .for third to ·e1&11ih IJ'lde student!!
in the Newport Beach Libr ary na. Contestants are
aaked to reed 1 book and then ..nte tbelr own short
au AHDllllOtl. Miter
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Tri Del ts
Remember
A lhort journey, but 1 meanlnllfol one, la tbe Monday. Nor. 20, trip
to Pandena wbicb area Delta Delta Delta alumnae will be takin1.
Tbot d1y marks tbe '19lh UIJ>ivenary of tbe IOl'Ority and N•wporl
Harbor Alumnae Cbaptet memben will join other lfOUPI which mate ap
tbe Soothern Colilornia Alumnae COuncil iJ> the Huntinlfoo Sh<l'atoo Hotel at 7 p.m.
Memben: who have been Tri Delta for 00 year1 will be honored guests
of the e•ening.
Four collegiate chaplets atteDding will include UCLA, tbe Ulliverolty
of Sootbern California, and Long BelCb and San Fernando Valley llale
couecea.
Founded on 1'>"'!.'.f'rinc eve In 1888, Delta Delta Delta now -110 colleCllte chop..; 128 olwnnae cbapten. A national llCholanhtp
hmd for t'Olle&e women unable to complete 1tudle1 without fluncial help
II tbe sorority'• major pllilanlbropy.
Mrs. Leo Considine is chairing the event for tbe Newport Harbor
lfOUp. All Tri Deltaa interested in attending are asked to make reserv•
tions with Mn. Glen Askew, 642--0255. Newport. and Eastern Orange County
alumnae plan a joint bus ride to Pasadena.
Under the guidance of the Mmes. Stanley Cook , president; Askew, .tee president; James Ruaell, corresponding secretary: Ronald Mc:Adam1,
.-rtling aecrollry, 1nd John Hewitt treasUttr, the Newport ch1ptu1 78
ILdtve members are busy planning the group's seventh year ol activiUes.
Chairmen are the Mmes. Ronald Ward, membership; William Cbw-cb,
publicity; Warren Petersen, assistant publicity; James Wllliarna, recommen.
dations; Considine, traternity education; Fred Myen, parliamentarian; Rich·
ard Jtlnd111, bridge; Paul Du Boil, council; James Doyle, service projecta;
Donna Fergwon, 0. L. Corbin and Robert Sevllz.1ardeo toor, Ind Douglass
Newcomb, hospitality .
story using the same characters. Entries are pOUr·
ing in, according to Mrs. James C. Gangwer (center).
junior activities chairman who displays trophies to
Jill Sheppard and Val Lyon. Awards will be pre-
sented Dec. 1.
Mexico
Waiting
T1>e lblmmenn, 11-GI
lflver tropbJu tutefully ar·
l'lnged in front ol the lpNk•
er's table reflect«t tbe
bright red, white .ix1 sreen « U11t Mexican Ille and
CIUPt the prilmatic glow
al oemilormolly ,....,..r
women u the Loe& Beach.
Yacl>t Club plo)'<(l boot lo
akippen, crew1, md. cueau
~Ille Loog-.........
Sponsored by ll>e L o n I
BeedJ. club, tht1 ii the MC-.
ond time the 960 mile event
has been run and it ii: a •
peeled to become u ai-
nlflcanl in yachting dn:lel
.. the fomed Lot Ancelel-
Honolulu Tranlp8dtic race.
'f'be. intemation&l c•&o
becao ...... Satmloy,
Attendlnc the \JWWhwl
prerace l!Mquet •ere Gfft.
dais fnlm Ille -.... ernment, USCG, and-
men from Seattle to S.. [)i..
eao. A martat_bi band made
ttl ••Y ttW'ouih the tllrena
durtnr Iba 8:30 p.m. cock·
Ill.II hour ud played for
dandns lollowtns U>e -quet
er... end 1lleiJ' lomlliel
wiU be feted with • 1.evi&b
round Of IOCial evente: ill &he
picturesque vitlaee upon.
completion of the race with
the trophy banquet tchedul•
ed to tale place in the cov•
ernor's mana:ion ol. Bonifa-
cio Salinu l.6l.I Tuetd.ly,
Nov. 21.
Forgotten Fund·s_;Fuel Family's Fierce Financial Feud
-: DEAR ANN LANDERS: 1 all I Now that my f1ther • gone I n -II &If •ce. I Witte yo..
Ori 15 and bOW -bttQlld by --Ille few kind and lh«>&hUul
And please 1tt down and UC me.
I'm homesick." -MR. B.
fftnethini for ~ last thna years. tblnp be did for me. There are so DE AR ANN LANDERS For those
II)' pllrleod bu the aame problem, ~ 'Uttk tin&• th1t you don't no· married men who have gotten them·
c.tly not u t.;I. tiet lMrt ODC9 they are gone yoo will selves mes&ed up with another woman ~ do baby-lilting and uv, 11\J mSH lttem. I would like to relate this IJtUe incl·
ft'K>ntY to buy clfts and tb1a1J I rt· r am sad knowinfl( that when I dent·
DEAR MR. 8.: W..y 611L't JU tell
him to I• laome ud 1et &le reel
~l•C~ I'll bet Ml rie ud tWa wollllil
be JtappJ t.e .ee klm.
... nM need. 'J'bree ttmee llDCI ]UU&f'J' -11 ._...__ " Ue ~--.a.-.. ~ .. -.. marry J wW not walk down the aisle I work Jn a restaurant and I meet ;;:; mother. ML.albd ~ to ~ ber -. " ..---_, er -· ea.._ you •r.,.tuan>ent ~ 1DJ f1tber'1 arm. I &Dl Ud. too. all k.inds of pet>ple. This rather at-What awaits you on the other side
money (the 1H\ time It wu ti). She ...... · .. 1 • • ·' l am IOITJ. becmwe ..,... D fllled • ......,. ihll MJ' 1"1ther will nat. -. .. tractive but depre1sed lookin" m!ln of the marriage veU! Raw can JoU
• he __ .. ,. pay tt -i:{. -*' bite Ind bittemeQ. DU wlll ..__ lo ,.. me becomt the woman came In at 3 1.m. for breakfast. t be fW't "'ut 'mania~ wlU wortrf '""'"" DltAI\ JtHH LANDERS · Several --. Read Ana Landt:n' booklet "Mmi· urdtJ. Well,;tl!.at was tine • · CIUll J'OI more Minn than u,wni: l wt"ll aome dlJ be. knew him and I knew ht.a hl1tory.
lltdaya qo and I 1till don't bave f11f 1DODtba a&O I r9lld a letter ln JOUI' J'OCIT' tither could do or aay. P'lt:ue Cive :rour rather a Jdu k1r He was married but living apart from ace -What to ~pect." Send your
JDOMy. 'IWI mamtn1 when I r&m.l.nd... c.'IOlumn trom • I•rear-old liN who I also am tt., MJ father died last mt becaUM 1 cherish the memory of hi s wile and thrtt nlct kids. The ffiiUest to Ann Landers in UR ol.
ed her •&ala Ille mumbled •metbln& ii.peel benelf "Sour Slxteen." She year from 1 Uwi' dlHue. He was tbt few ldlHI my own father gave reason: a bottle blond e who works ln your ftflwapeper enclosing 50 Hflti In
ibout a listit bill. Now rm 1ure ahe aakl ebe hllt.s her father becaUae he an akobolk d far Nct 11 t can mt ud 1 wtU never know them again hia off\Ce. coin and • long. stamped. lelf·lld.·
,nit never repay the '6. ju1t u 1he wu a drunk and embarru1ed her. In remember. My father llid and did -ALSO SJXTEEN Th.la particular morn1nl! he ut down dttlsed envelope
didn 't repay the f4 and the '7. front of friends. It toot until now some d.111tacefuJ thlnp, too. but hf' DEAR FRIEND : You apeat of Ute al a comer table and with sort of a Ann t..nders will be l1old to belp
ta there 1 IOiutio n• Pleau come to 1et up the coura19 to answer her. never diaP'•ced me. poor man. only WtlM• ,.. wW 1t1me day be. You catch In his voice ~&id 'I'd like a you wiUI vour problema. Sebd them
,, ti Jth aomatbing -SEW MEX· I hope you wW print my reply. himself. And t know, too, thlt aftl'r 1rt aftffy more of a wom111 Iha• glass of warm ora nge 1u1ce l\.\'O slices to her In carf' of Ult DAILY PILOT.
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9F.AltNEW: Baak ynur ~011t:r I•· ry for you . but not becau1e your f-ath-~ _, •····;ners1t1J11iNW 11'"1f'11•1t'lt t1 ,....--,.,_-cup. ek.wai~v8'. . .cO#AA........~P.l. .....
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The 'Eyes' Have It for Art
Michel Reeter, owner ol Michel's Cleanen, Mon-uq, Bay Slloppln1 Plaza. llandl a checl< to artist
~ Scott for one of. her palnttnp whidl wu diJ.
."Club Hears
:-· School Talk ~: .
·:· •. . •
By Trustee
.:: Mn, G.-tb 'B«&NOD,
·: Newport • Me. Unified
• • Sdlool Dia<ricl Trultoe, wUI i.~. addreM the Newport Har·
bor Federllted Reptj>llcu
.. ~ Women .t 10 a.m. nrur. -; ..... day, NO'I. 16, la 11\imd
:• HOUM, Nt1fpal't Cent«.
•:.: The public ii invited to -Tile--•• :: -~ ..... pr<>b-:~: r.w~·:-== • .. • election.
Sbe ii a mtive Callfcrniu
: : : who otudled at Brl&)lans
' •' V o u n I Uniwr1lty and < · UCLA. She ta""'t In Soni.I
Monica .chooll before mov-
ing to Newport Bea nine
yean aio. She Is the moth-
er ol four dltldrfin.
HoopltaJHr cbolnnoo for
• the monUt coffee wUl be
M.n. Polly Rutdlilna. Mra.
Fred DuPreN, pro & r • m
• : : cbtirman, wlD inttoduce the
speaker under tbe direction
of Mn. JNllntl Cooper, ins-
ideot.
Seminar Airs
Tax Problems
Auditort will expWn the
latest tu rulinp 'W'bal they
appear 1n the lOtb annual
Tu Seminar Satla"Uy, Nov.
~ UI, 1ponsored by the Nation.
al Women Acoountantl. . . 1l>e aeminlr, from a a. m.
to 4 p.m. in the Jolly RogeT
Ina, Anaheim. it open to
all men and women inter·
uted tn the latest cbangea
in the tu llructure.
lnltructora will be •udi· :· ::. ton from the Intttnal Rev-~ noe Servke and the Cati·
• • • fonl8 FrmlCbia Tu Board . . · .. . . . . · ·= ·= :-
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Tbo -·· lilbt: ....,, aoft ... doud. JClllt ...
Airt far llolldoJ ciomor.
N .. 1 Knit~
or dreu ill I boun wttb
Jumbo • Jet _..., 4
·---.1 ----'-"""""-· FIFl'Y CENTI! (-)
for Neb pMtarn -lldd. U
centa for udl peU.ln. far
ftnt-clul malltnl aad ...
cial hmfltnc .. Sead to AUice
Broob, She DAJLY PILOT,
100 Needlecrofl Dopt., Box
11.1, Old CbelMI Station,
New Yurt. N. Y. 10011.
Print Name, A•llrcel. Zip.
Paden NHlller.
-~AI.E'S" .... '" ...
Ill W, 4th SI.
'MUl!CIU llWtt ....,._
o,..~ M ... I ,..; 1;1 • , "'
played durlng • two-day art ...,. at llno 1-na
Nltuel plua. Mn. Becker loob ne -oollllJ.
GOP Speaker Flails
LBJ's Great Society
John O'NellT will Ii•• bi.I P-Savlslp .
opiniorl ol WhM'1 Wroac AccGrdJAC • 1111"1. James
With lbe Greet Society, to w-. pr '$ ',a 411Htioe
members Of tbe MINlon Vi-and annrtr ,.toct wU1 fot.
ejo ~ W-Fed-low Ibo lalk. A11 ""'"6u<a111
_. " 10 o.m. M-, sa W.,.S lo .....
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HaD. -VloJo, -... grtup"Jei ...
Tbo ..... --SolAso Dlvili<lll Cllove>· forlleoltAnfor~~· .... lo Loo Azlltl• .,.
Jar ... --iioJp, II -. WODd llDd lln. Ed·
cwnatl7 ••tr' J db.. • .. .....,, ~-
8(w"rl' --<-. ...
March Dote Selected Smith -Sarchet,
For Nuptial Ceremony weaaing Told
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...... --: I • 4 » audllsi1'nlf, "'_..,_,,_ -'SI ww .. a_.. _ .. =lo.. Va;_~;,tiU --. ... ~ ·-"'"_ ... _
,._,. lw:I '(,, trs01t
.... Mn. -.. I el ·--·.---.. , • ..,...rw• ....
......... = ... ·--°' --""9t ...... ........ wt-...
1111 ..... laWoc -• di':
de! " -" al 1111 .... -Mn. J-OllllM -··~"-· ..... , ....... .
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-, Mn. irs111C-.
tins -... 11111e.
~I Police AlQtiliary a., - -..... 1! ... lnnll ....... _ ..
...... ... 11ac •• K.w.r,
.Jla -' i.a Dort ... Wdlr.Pst\:w... '
~ ~',~~ : :,:: -Tours. Mesa's Facility
Pi1i *j ill• ....._
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llamJ-IDdJh.,_.
..-iac • ~ trip
• ..... lo .... oamcnil th• ~-.. 1' . ., .. wwts••-...... -•t =· • lln. 0.,-Mme ti 11111a M s'c• .... .. Mn. -llrL -lo • ..-
---llnl. 1-.,-.1 ........ -I • • •• Mn. .. UelN., " £11r a~•-;.,=,,<r'1· ~rm:"!·':'!~=·~
--..... UCL\. .. Mn. ·-~ _,,,. """"'"-· -...., _ _.... .. _Mr.Mil Mn.Howml K.
llaa ti _..,. IOd kn. Smllb ti Huntiizctoo -·
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Loo-IOdllh. -· wu cr..iuow '""" Hvnt-Alumnae Focus -o11o111r --· 1ops -w111 Sdlool. Now -. wU1 be -1111 Ulll-aty DI Rodi-,
•ftt 1-M·L :!-
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On M.rr:y Shl'p .. •M t1z1o -wtlort be WU alflllafod wilb
.... -.... -ll:oppo Sl11J1a. llDd -lo "' eel ti btld I CMDmttt.e for his HCOnd JUI' .tt 1.1CLA. '1
,,,. drama ol -.. .... -Cllrll-.. cTle· !Aw -• '""'*'1 lblp wUI ......... -· ..... i-. IOd Mra. Amoni .... --tht attention ot 0 r a D I e ,1-pye reports • tbt wtio attended tbe weddlnl
County alumue member cl October ccmvtnlkm 11 p... w • r • 1 be bridecroom'•
Alpba Dtltll Pl -· ....,. -'l'be1 ···--;==========>! "-,,,,.."'...!~-..... at 11 ,30 a.m. Tb-She ...... caololl Wiii lob WEATHER .
dar, Nov. II. n. u.. Shera--•-1a •--~-at m1 L .... -tan n...--.i.. Inn H H.-,._,. --TM DAILY PILOT ,-ck• tlio• .. ... -.__ • un ..... _.. Ybk* Wnt a M 8Cbolar-MtieMI w.•"-1tlctw. ilrt. C::.....
Beach. abtp WUl be ...... .. • • .,....ct ... ,.,. f.HtwM ..... &no••
A.a Oraqt c.ountJ ~ outlt .... g dadeM. tbe ICm 4•1r • , ... I. W• ..... .... e I •• t1• I
ciu who let'w.d Oil tbt lb.Ip . or daqbter of a California •v. Jitc&e, '•••· M It'• •" · • ...., C...
HOPS wlll !tad 1111 _,,._ _po11co!::::::..ntlker=::::::.:· ____ ~."-.•.· ------.IJ.lo-H-!'"".;~."-..i..----lloD. I
A-... Ubd to mW ....,, .... wtth
Mn. Do'lld aa-. ..-.
.... at-.. -.
-Banlolt. W.1119 .
buy
Even during the reign of
Elizabeth I the BIG BED
spelled COMFORT
H yov'•• wo ..... od why llG IEDS .,. collod
OuNn and King 1jn .•• it moy t,e o holdcwef
from the days wtt.n onfy rnonardts could indulge
In 1ucll luaury. In she day< of Elimbolh I, tlto bod•
were 7 or 8 Met wide, 11 ffft htgh and .. .,.
very costly. Todoy the best b.dding volue1 ore to
be found in QuHn and King sin beds. Wt hove
so many llG IEOS we could 1IMp a cottlt fvll
of lords and Jadiesl liogc:u·s ore thowino Ou.en
sitt and King 1i1• headboards in a multftudrt of
designs, woods, and flni1hM to horMOnin with
proctKolty any bedroom furniture. Luxurious Mot·
tress and box springs art 0110 OYOiloblt ift any
1ln. Now is tht tirM for 'f'O" to enjoy ft.t tidra
1INping comfort ol a llG IED.
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•&9•&V1lue
Now•491s Golden -1eep
L~
Evvy fine quality feature o{ t.he $69.95
8uly R.i Lumry matir-. On.Jy the
quiltini ii nnr ! Now it your one chance
to buy at thil low prft ! $4925
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SAVE '4000 PER AT
Plus • • • all htlroo• h:wlla"'
on Sale at BIG SA~IGI
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4 Ways To hy , ...... .,._..._ .... " ............. ---... ., .. ), ......
.... a. Cl-' 4. &.p.A.o -Blvd.
• FINE HOME FURNISHINGS
INTERIOR DECORATION
s.,.., Aa• St.r. o,_.. M.Hey ._,,l"f'
,._.ONl 147.1 421
SANTA ANA: Mein o1 Eleventh
POMONA: Halt, .. stof llNNy
PASAOEN do olino
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1Play .ing'
Precedes
'Paying' , ..... _...,.,.,tt ....
That'1 how Newport ~
bor Rlcquel (hb mtmben
feK lft.er WW!blna: UCl
,,_....,.. PaUI H-p~,
and that'• bow Miu Hopn
felt aft.er receivinl the
club'• ICholanhip.
Miu Ropa ud J o d 1
Rush, a member of the UCJ
A WINNEI.
Pottl Ho9an
DAIL V 'ILOT ..
County Contingent
Yule Spirit Invade~:
---~ .... wU1 be· . ......-·~ Mr1.
JI_,-lllllllol! -. Mrs. = 81::.?:? ~~! a*8ndtlMl~e
1o .-ta Ud IOI. :r . w.
-wlD -.. !Iv-· 11oo. -
-. Falrq •. tlar GI HIC•. movlet, 'r{ and ra·
di• • .will be tllo .. _..
er. P'ormeT" e1mpetlrt chair-..., ,.. the s.,o Jir Boar·
tac!WMOr<lll'M ........ t
UCLA, her 1oplo wlD be
Hope !Gr the B.-ln(.
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men'1 taanb team .tapd a---------The fioundatklft, I noo-
proftt orpniutlon, w a 1
fonned by • -of Loo Angeleo e1-. for tile pur·
match Oft tbe-UCI COU!'tl.
Bob Btmon, Racquet club
president, pretented M i 1 I
Hogan witll a t:250 IChollt-
ahip check durtnc a lundli-
eon fol.lowtnc lD the Oom-mom.
H"""""1--g
the firtif. coed to receive
1tdl • teholanldp • e r e
Mrs. Daniel Aktrieb Jr .•
.,U• GI the llCI dulllcellcr,
&rMf Dr. Wayne <hwford.
UC!deuolllhletlcl.
Speakers
To Share
Platform
Finding New Uses . for Yesterday's Newspapers .
When the A.mW. J.a.
sociation of l\edrecl Per-
tons, Chapter W , .. then
at I p.m. ThursdlJ, Nov.
16. 1n the Harb<I' St:n1or Cit-
izens ' Center, members will
hear what a diNnt. cbapter
is doing in the pqr1utt. of
dynamic mahnity.
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lll'I. Sam De -· Goldon Weot 'PTA, lln. RDbert Wollma, t111ey Pl'A, and 11n. -, C~ Jol>J>.
90D Jmllor lll&ll Pl'A (left to riitrtJ were prtie.wln-: n_.. at .. contelt dlmutng the magutne au~
· lion dme .__ by tlMi Huntlolton Union Coull-
Graceful Pleats
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Une1 M1ablog down to end
'Jn ple.U .............. of
-puro flatter7 and femlnlnl· cyl Loot forwu.I 1o ....,
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Prt1ted Paa.rn ,...;
Hall SUeo !JI>, 14\!o, Ill>,
Ill>. :IOI>, 22\0. Siu I~ re-
quireol 111 ·--fob-ric.
SIXTY·FIVE CBNT8 Jn
coino for -.-.. -add 11 ceata for mcb~· ..... ,..~
and op«kl --· to Marian Mlftin T h e
DAILY PILOT, 4a F.it.;;.;
Dept., Ill Wat 1ltb St.,
New YOl'k, N. Y. 10011.
Pr Int NAME, ADllllEM
Yule Spirit
Illuminates
It will be Chrlatmu all
throu&h the hoUM Wben
Mn. AMiii Ge1er entertains
r-memben of tbe Hunttq-
"'lDn Beach Faculty Wive1 at
T p.m. tomcme•, in h • r H---· Interior J>econtiq I D d
CllriltJDao C.afto wtD be
pruontod by Mn. Mari· '1nn Hamilton, w:lttri M r 1.
Kaye Gra1 dema91tratint
tbe desigm wblch ean bs
made DOW for tbe holiday -·· Mn. llorftll --.. prosram chairman for tbe
meeting ud 1be will be u-
oltted by the Mm ... Leo!>
ard Ewen, Wa)1JI: Jorgen-
IOll and Tbomu Barlow.
Offieen Jn the 1'ocullJ
lnch.de tbl Mmel. Harlow,
pnoldeat; Jobn Gnenfleld,
rice president; v ... Vlller-
camp, treasurer, ud Still·
,..,.., publlcitJ.
Island Group
Details Plans
Flnol piano !Gr the Fall
Ball will be ouWned durift&
1 mfftini GI Newport b-
land Woman's Auzllllry.
Hoottn1 the event, to tab
et-ce at IO:JO a.m. Th!Jl"l.o
day, Nrw. 19, will be Mn.
AnMI lamu -Mn. C!lf.
ford OUver uatattn1.
nie dinner dance, opa to
all loland ...-11. Wiii be
preoonled llw I owln( ,...
llhl& Jn tbe Sher ton·Beac•
Jim, Runtiaiton
Dressing A
Mn. Jobn -· will ..... the -of beoulJ pl'tleftt 1 program on
. with ZIP, SIZE I Id l'l'YL&
-.NUMHll.
Art of Orea •hen Del
Alpha Piil chlpter. Beta Slf·
ma Phi, m..U: 1t a p.m. to-
oilllt Jn the ..... of Mn .
Martlnl'ecell,pnoldeat.
The DAILY PILOT
Co••r1 Boeti119
Beat in Weat
Kids L1co to
'Ask Andy'
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PllMAlllJ JP£0A1
L'OIUl WAW s .. 11"-m.oo --.. _ .......
tl'tc~ 'TWL. Wlo.-.otfl.Y
CONTESSA HAHi FASHIONS
1040 BAYSIDE DRIVE -NIWPOllT llACH
IN BAYSIDE CENTER -675-UU
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Biographies
Talk Topic
For Chapter
CPA Poses
Tax Probe
Mrs Ruth JobMon, chap-
ter vice president, will ft•
port on activities of tbe
AARP chapter in Honolulu
wtik'h tiht: contacted while
on a Hawailan-PolyDMian
""" Also 1M.riD1 the speaker'•
platform will be Bill Rud-
dunan, Or ance County bul:J-
nessman and put preddmt
of Santa Ana Toutmuten
nub No. 1, wt.o wU1 pn-
5tnt a •tu4J of <>ranee Coun-,, . ......, 1n-. -
•torJ· •
All Plf'lllll ewer qe 56 are ftlcome to 1ttend.
AARP. -.. t1Gnalbeod-quar1ero Jn Looi Bead>,
tw: mon tbm . t mlllioa
members hi tht United
States.
Pacesetter1
p ......... Qloptar, (]Iii.
dren'• Altbm1 Rftlil!llf"Ctl ln-
1Utute ud HOlpitaJ meeta
in variool locatkm the leC-
ond Wectnetc111 m the month
1t a p.m. P'urther Inform•·
tion refll'dinl locaUon may
be oblainod bJ Mlopholiinl Mn. Dooalcl Pwbl, 1(1. -·
ACCUTRON;
The Precision Timepiece By Bulova
bMft' left out. Accu· tron hn "° ,.,...,._ Thi ~ tt.t mellei• -tc:h ....rona hM'll
--'• No haHprtna. No bet· a!Q wtteel. ~ .,_. ,.
p&IC9d bJ a tunlrc bL Tha tun•"I forll rnekilt an Accutroft
~·-ao ,..rty parf9et tNt we ,..,.m .. monthly ~ to Mttlln
• mlfMle. ....
Thia h1nd10JM. Accu· Thi& .,td·fllled Accut ron
tron feltures 1n tccu· has 1 Florentlned ea se
l'lt1 cai.octar •nd is in 1nd handsome me"h
a aold fitiod co11 $175 l>ncolot SI~ ·
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This it 1n Accutron of
stainless steel 1nd fee·
tu,..s 1 Florwntined ease. • • $12~ ... -~··••tiuri of~
ZA1•tlfs· 1awsi.aa•
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GOP Women
Plan Election
New officen and chair·
men of the Fountain Valle7
Republican Women'• Club,
Federated, will be elected
when tbe group meets at
7145 p.m. Tlwnday, Nov. Elect1'on Set 16, in McDowell School.
All aru 't't'Omen are in·
vited to attend the meetmc
wbere plans for the lmtalla·
tioD dinner for the new!)'·
elected officen will be com-
pleted. Tentative anange-
menb are for the cere!OODY
to &ate plac:e at I:~ p.m .
.Dec. 1. in the Kona Ital ret-Upper 8-J Branch C I u ~
tiurant. ·---
.... "' othilulatln& and 1uppartinC nMardl Into the
OWM, trel:tment and pre-
vention of deltbeu. 1'l8 --""' -"' .... clal ~ to Miu F•~
t13, who bu hid a bear·
Inf pr<bk!m llnce -Put )II 1tlll
octivo,GI iii.0-6diii:oi Phi will lit 10 .... _,_...
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fine stores
are gettin,g ready
for your holiday
shopping
pleasure.
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Tnmp" to "Ode tn Bil\y Joe" resulted llonllay night
in a mi,bty !lne hour of mlllkal enlertainmenl
Sinatra, II appeand, waa in high good humor
and iD n:cellent voice. He even took Oil "Old Man
River" u a 10lo. Klu Fitlgerald, who sometime&
aeema a bit uncomfortable before the CMWJ&. waa
at ease mid relaxed and, vocally, a matdl tor the star
of the NBC opedal "A Man and WI lllllic.•
THE Pl.OGRAM rullered, u oo mony of them
do, in tho.e awkward moments when the lineen are
betwem sonp or climblnf oo stoo!J and finding it
necessary to exchange a Utile banter. The conver·
ut!on b uuaity pmty •till and silly. Sinatra wonld
do well to take tome lesions trom his clamman,
Dean Martin, who really handles it nicely.
The pace md the physical attnctiveness al the
.OOW matcbed Sinatra'• special ol bat oeuon, but
did not ll'P'Oldl In quality and In-bb -ttonal program of two 1e&101W back.
IAl.L~EI. there wu NBC'• IDllUll hour <JI ea-
(ll"pt.t from the ''lee Follies.." To the amateur eye.
one ice &bow look.I l>""1 much lib '"1 otbe< ea-
• cept that the g1r1 thta _,. dlll""'nt -=a
llld the clowna bavt Slightly dlffennt llunb.
F.d Ames of "Daniel Boone" introduced the acb
I.Ad wm a standout u a hOlt becaue be neilber
tried to make jokes nor do any wobbly 1btin1. He
did, bowever, ling in bis rich attractive bmi.tone.
Portioa1 ol. the songs were q.ot u eUectife u they
milht beve been because the synchronization al his
llpo to the pre-noconled song wu not quite perfect
AIC HAS DECIDED, alter all, to drop it& new
we.stem series, "Hondo" alter the Dec. 29 abow.
It will be "'Placed the following Friday with a new
aeries, "ABC's Operation . . . Entertainment."
"Hondo," spun off a John Wayne movie, .mffered
from low ratings.
"ABC's Operation ._. Entertainment" will con.
mt of variety abowa taped before audience& of serv-
icemen. The pilot show was ahot earlier tbis month
before some Marines at Camp Pendleton, Calif.
Various show businesa penonalities will sene 11
one-shot bosb.
STILL ANOTHER c:har, .. e cornea on New Year'1
Day when Bob Young, now an ABC conespondent
tn London, takf.11 over Peter Jennings spot on the
network's early news show. Jennings. who wanted
lo return to reporting,. will become a roving corre-
spondent.
tn May, when Howard K. Smith returns from a
ltave during which be wu working on a book, he
will join Young u tb.e ahow'1 Washington anclior.
man.
RECOMMENDED tonight '"Tht Jerry Lewis
Show," NBC, 8-9 PST, with Audrey Meadows and a
spoof of the movie "Bonnie Jnd Clyde." ''Er:lc Hof·
!er: The Puslonate State of Mind," CBS. 1~11, re-
broadcut of a converuUon with the writer and
former lonphoreman.
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Everybody's Doing It-~-,
5 SlwWs Open This Week
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Opens to Broadway Ovation
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lolmlt>ble Pearl llllllt1 Md 8Dall·N---ovtr tbe nza ol ·~, Doi· b''' ..... SI. .!-. '!'boa-
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Actor Felletl During Play
Alla -...... ti Jleo1Wn1 w!lat bod bop-
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l'lillQr a. O'f'arn•t • MCond act for £ to Hit
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"1&.0W u,. ITMTS -..-. 11
Car80n T a.kes Swat •
At TV Conurwrcials
Bickford: a Man Unbowed
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bava tried, DOI -11. to tell • 1C1UDf mu to Pfto
PM"e himHlf for wbat be
wUl do ill We to tllat 1fbln .. ___ lie
can tUe advllltle• of It.
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enemtN •JOM coctJd Uve.
J neell not hi.VII Md tbem.
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Hart Joins
Talks on OVER THE COllNTER
Ft•nk R. Hart
TO WASHINGTON
MEMO TO
SUCCESSFUL MEN
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lo9,1Je11. Wrih o• cc1U:
DAN W. BAEl
NEW YORK
Uff INSURANCE CO.
1714) 547-7451
JIOO N.nlrt ....... ,
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Housing
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J rrw~-~·.~·~ pr! elidenlllt £ ft » t"" \! 1 "' Al.&VS ..-. nc .• w .. ..11~
attend I rouad-Clble diatUI· :1 ';.'i;J.ii._p
alon on trade-In bousinl at :::•1tit: 9f!~·n1,.. 1fi 1Jr ,
the N1Uonal Housing Cen· = ia"A:-4 ~ 1f: f;~
ttt le w-..ioo. o.c., on ;:;;;_It' t i,Elk~ • J!i f lfil
Friday. Ttle 1e11loo is=~.. r ~
tcheduled to beglc al 10 :::=" ~;• •
a.m. and will lul Ule full :·-·""'.:::!~ J':! ~.~ ij 1
day. :~m~ .. ''° ~r J
Leaden cl the National ::!~': ~'i::'i ~ ~· ~ u= ........... , ~ ~.L • Ii:'. Auociatioo of ReaJ Ertate ·~ 1 ,. ~! ..
Broten. u.e National Also-~ 1f.m~ ""' elation of Home Builders. ~ H~~~ a.::; 1\oio 'tl
major leodin1 Institutions ..,: 5::1 Ii ., 1~ I~ ll:
a n d government depart· '!""~' ~-· ,..,. • i.•.
mentJ will take part irl the C ~ ,!,_,*' r~ ff: rl: Oefl>..._ Wtr
dlscuasion. ":f.f~1~ ~" it& " ,:r °"""' o.rw ·•
PolnU. of major conCi!.n PW':.fCV~ T'.. ,',r:z ,'.,'" 'J..... I, ~·ll
are the equities locked Into ,:-~''SI 11 1911 JO\oio ' ~""' eWting mortgages whl.ch ~:.rutin 1 ,1 11 1111o 1 1 "I:
could be made Uqwd with :I~ :,-:~ ~l1 ,. !:: ~ : l:tron ~-
the developmenl of proper -nr.i.o· .1 "' 1f'" ~1 methods, The leaders aOO ::;;, 'tif,1 e,.,., 1r,: 1•11o 17\oio ~ fii1 ·
will attempt to establish na· ::C-..:i.11e1'\ .. ln.. 11~ ~Vi I~ ~= t ;eJ-f.--
tional guidelines (or the ben-:~ r·rr ~ \lo 1'~ fr.: ~ '
efit of the home buyer and m:: 'Ci11"" ,.. ;r· \oio fl .. !~ ·~
tht building industry. ::1'! [)y"t:"'\•. ..'t ~~ .. ~ ~~11"'
Prior to th.ls discussion, "':!'irli¥',_, 1;\: l~ 1~ ;,,.,,
Harl .... ill attend the 60th ..... ....,, '~"' 1.-1. &W!w• .w\oi •"' annual convention of the Na-~':( O:.."C ,• ; • ~
bona! Association of Real ,, ' ' "'-~ ~
Estatt Boa.rdi in Wubing· ~. r~ ll"' f ...
ton where be will speak oo •tt ~~1.tt 11 if" 11., 1f"
"Bullds-Rultot Cl:Mlrdina· ~ M lE ,,,. 'Ill
lion In Sellinl thl 'l'rlde-ln 1 1 :' 'R:
Customer". • :-i! ,'14 The Natiooa1 Realty group !'.:!"'-"'--"--':.:":...._::.....::..;::.
wlll be addressed bJ Sen.
Everett Oirkset1 and Seo.
Robert F. Kennedy.
}-fart w1U arrive in Wash·
inJtton from Lai Vegas
where he will have attend-
ed the first congress of the
Building A1soc1atlon of Cali·
forn.la. Inc.
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Stocks:
The Men from
Merrill Lynch
take a calculated
look at them.
Mlkt Your f'oru"' R....wtfOM Todly.
In two short decades the computer
group has grown from almost nothing
to a major industry. Computer stocks
have scored some significant gains and
seem destined for even greater gains in
the future.
Investors considering the computer
industry need answers to two major
questions: ( 1) Which companies appear
best for theor partfol1os' 12) How may
the risks of investing in this new indus·
try be minimized?
Our Research Department has come
up with a list of stocks and an invest·
ment strategy that, in their opinion,
offers an attractive opportunity to in·
vestors . lfyou'd like to learn more, come
to our Computer Forum Sim ply send1in
the coupan below or call and make your.
reservations.
It is being held -
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NewPOrter lriri, The Palmer Rooni
1107 J.,mbort>e Rd . Newport Beach
1+artin9 •• 8:00 p.m. sharp
forum 11 r ..... M•ll c.upon t.Uy.
We've studied a b:1,1c industry
with good~tential.
To E. F. Hu' , !he !t~t•lf> •nrJ.1•try appttn to t\a.,.
resumed th tr~., earn•• o:< On thlt wt'loll, wt
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l'nll-.JoOi>sao•must baft t.U baffled.
But be ... ln tW wroni
~ to do m)'tllllc -t
it, -In the _,. pew Geor(eW11--1D ao ~ cburdl In WU· H.llt'lhUri.Va. Ht could"'not
.-y well &et up lllll wilt
out And be --·· ..., weft ....,, beet.
All be could do •• Ill and
tiltea. But whim it •• over
be wt al: once without a ..n..
S. ~ jUlt flnllllhed a l.·
J.8G.mile Vetlerul Day week·
eod trip, aloppin& at military
camps from coat to cout,
-alin&tol'lutbVletnam &o talk peace and ~ng at
the critics ot the WW and the w..., he ia handling It.
MORE SENSITIVE
He ii probabl,J mOH Mn·
tltlve to crltkilm than any
-ldeol With -C m. leosit)' he and bk edmini•·
tratlon have been ltriting at
... erilla. 'l'llJa trip, DlllSt
of it spent congratullting
M'J'Vice:men on their valor,
... platform..
'"Vietnam la no acldem.lc:
qaioUoa,. be -at Fl ~. Ga. "lt la not 1
-,... coclllal1 ...-. af6ce argumenta:, ar deblte
rtftll the comfort of distant
oldellnet."
n probably never OCCW'T'ed
to 1tim that at the very eod
of ftis journey he would be
bit with crltidsm in a
charch while be w.u sitting
there and by a clergyman
wbo appattntly either hadn't
t~ up with whit Johnson
ht!d said. or had Ignored tt.
'f'he President filll.shed hil tnl> Saturday night at WlJ.
ll:am1burg and S u n d a y
morning tooi: his family to
the Brutoa Parish Episcopal
Oiurch where the putor,
Ibo a... °'· ColM...nb Plnctney Lewis. wu ready
and waiting.
iNOTBER SERMON
A parish spokelmaa ez·
pl.Jlned later that while Dr.
lAWil Md lftP&l'tld one •· mon for SUD:iay'1 services,
he"put --....-
-be -Johmoa ...aid be ,,._,..
ilnco JoblllOll bal boa! ..c...d .,,. bil c:rttia ., not
1'ftllni wta. ... Amert ...
~e ea the war in Viet-nam. of creating a "credibil-
ity· gap," It ii euy to fm-
aglne hb --lbe miolater got tblrted.
Dr. Lewis said, '"'nMn la
I nllther general comelllUll
that something is wrong in
Vietnam ... and we wonder
If some logical, ltraightfor-
ward explanation miglrt. be given without endlmgering
whatever military or politi·
cal advantages we bold ...
''We cannot close oor
Christian conacience1 to
coosideration ol the right-
~· of aotione aa they are reported to Wi, perhaps er-
roneously, perhaJ)ll for good
cause of whkh we have not
beet! apprised "
WAR 'BAFFLING'
He cautioned against over-
1lmpllfying things by view-
lng the war as directed at
monolithic communism. He
said the complexities of the
American involvement in
the war are ''balfling,"
But this i1 what must
have baffled Johnson in
tum.
On June 29 Johnlon made
a speech -which he prob-
1bly thought was 1og:lcal -
explaining the basic telUOrl
why the Unlted Statee W'll1I
involved in the war and that
reuon was communism.
If the cleirgyman had read
lbat spreedl then his state-
me.it -warning against ov-
ersimplifying l h I n g I by
viewing the war &1 directed
al communiam -can be in-
terpreted as a rejection of
Jotmsoo'1 explanaUoo.
NOT INFORMED
U DT. Lewta hun't read
the Johft90ft speech -lhe
moat detalied in a long time
-then he undertook to be
critical without taking the
trouble to be Informed.
Ill September Johmion put
it tbia way : "The key to au we b1ve done iii our own se·
curtty." Every Amer1can
p-esldent, he •aid. in time c:il crUil bu to answer one
._uon 1bove au. ,. ..... nua 11 it.: "ls.the a~
tlon • threat, not only to the
~lite victim, but to the
UdCed Stat.ea and to the
peace and lf!Ctlrlty of the
world al which we are a
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Poll's Tab UCL.{\ as the Nation's Elite
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Amigos ~itle
Houston After
I 06-98 Defeat
HOUSTON, Tu. ·(AP) -Tonltbfa
ldl• betww tt. Amfwlm Amtc•
Ud lb• -Ma-fl. th•
Amerlca 811MlblD Aaoctattcm will
ctetmnlnc who oceupiea 1bc Weotern
!Hvlsloa collor,
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21 Scribes
Over Troy ,,
. ' B1 le1•r1 B•rlc•en t •
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92-f oot Shot in ABA
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Ooallllt ..... two~--..... In mind! lib Salarday'a c:oi-1 ibowdown tt Ibo
Colllewa. wltll tho national tlllo IDd lloM Bowl bid at lllle,
San . Berdoo Boasts Top 8•d PNdMHda
Bowl Invite
For Cadets? EC Rusher, 2-6 Record
B1 JtA11L GUftD:Y
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n---fl.tllo EC1 __ .. ftllCer •IA*'• .....
Wen tlie -. ftlried u beinl .. ....._,. M ii, betD& of fllPlriOt
~ Galll1 fl. ....... 0.-. c.ot'•
D1o1< 1'1cbr, 0.-Wttl'a 1111
-IDd cn--•1 CCI Sdlll, Jor,
Lui! wlII alloml'i lo Ill -wllb ---""---Wnt ,,__ 1111111 JI Ibo
Nllorl ftaa)e far both ........
t.b, It ... -. ............. l:t
latllo roc:nolllq ll pnp-lo bli
.... uc1t11erutfl.lblEC...Wtllo ~ Jalt • -below 1'1llllrton ..... , .......
H .. a•1 N...,.bor, l'ull-ii l'J,
11111 lloidto"la M,
''Y""' I -111oJ all Mid that Mwt •..a I doll't Uow wby," lAlb
.. fl Mid llelOT-
''Gol4ea Wnt ii a Vf!rf ve.n.We footboll ........ he ..,,_
·111e1 throw ... baD Will ...i lheJ
baYe iood recelvert. Am they 1' U D
weBboaioullldemdtmlde,"
ltA Y IHACKLEfORD
NEW ORLEANS, Lo. (AP) -Ar,
my m.ltCbed Into the Sucar Bowl pie.
ha. Monday nipt, draatict!Uy cban1·
Lac the ouUooll: for the New Year'1
Dat footbaD clauic in 1bout u m11eb
Ume u It tUea to 11ng a chcrul of
"When 'lbe Cailsom Go Ro 111 D t
Aloa.J."
Barrtna an unforelffft bltcb, the
s.iar Bowl wtn ollldaDy -....
Cadet. next Monda7, provided they
-Pltllburp. Oal)' boun before, lbc Sapr Bowl
wu aitun.g with Jtl bole can! -North
Corolla• State -but not ........ lo
pla1 It becauao fl. fiic:Urlnl )lope lbat
It 1Wl mlgbl be able lo 11'111 ellbw
Tenaeaol or OklallGma,
""---"-' ·--· l ...... M, M. « M~, .. t, ft. ......... c.i_ ..,,_. UCL.A. i.1. --· '-· .. ,, .. ......._ •l·l. .... OkW-..
"'· .,.. Noor1'I C-.IM 1--. .. 1. ._ ..... ,
AnrrJ. 1·1. ft. M«flil C-IM ltetot. "'· --· ,_, •:t. .. ,_ ................ Al--. .. ,.,, .... """""" •t. --· ._..... ......... ,_..,., .. t
Bruins l.oom 1
By Trojans
For Top Spot
• ..,_APNPI I t
UCLA ...... -.-.lsi~ ............... ,...... ..........
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...... fl. ... ..:t.,.. _ ..... =!l:;TID( peiGl~1:..:'C
tllo ...,, -II -..
-al Loi Aapla lo Ibo -' ua.A'1 -.0 l'OIDp °""' W•.,r&M
maplod wllb Orop -· -M apoet _,. -laalbera CiJI;
-Ho, I !Gr Ibo lat lift -. -,....,,. -·· _,. ,._,.. Into tbe top natklnal ~
""' UCLA, -7-<>1, Ille only -• 1"14 tie wllb alllbbonl Oro ...
-... nceiftd 11 Ortt pboe vol.ea ca4
Ill ....... -1ho .......... 111111, od Prell IDlmlaUonal boaN fl. eoodl:
• Ill tbl moct tcattered vottnc of tbt __,,andwubacl<edl>J-
.. ta tbe Auoc:lated Prell MUot.
Tiit -..· "'° •lctorT .... -..,. Calllonla teat s.-.,. belpo4
UCLA cUm.b Into the No. 1 spot and
du._i Ibo Tr<JUI lnlo IOl1rtl plw,
.... pooltlGa .... w b7 Ibo BnilDI.
OrolOO State allo cul llWI la for a
allc:o fl. tllo Top Tea pie, lllllq ._
oipllt'plam,
Al'....,. ....
Tbe Top Ten, Yi.th Int-place wt.el
laponn-..................
point. on a lf).f.1.7-6-$-4-3-2-1 bull:
I, UCLA (It) 7-<>t 4lll
2. T.....,.. (13) '71 _,
I, Punlue (I) 7,1 Ml
4, Soutbertl California IS) '71 330
•. ladlua (I) "' -I, WJOmln1 1-4 Jal
7. Oklabonia g.1 1M
I . Ort!gon State (1) 6-2-1 10
t . Notre Dame g..J W.
10. North Carolina St.ala f.l M
Othen recolvlJll vow, llat.d alj>llo-
beUcally: Alabama. Army, Colorado.
Houstoa, Mlaml, Fie., -· N-. brub, Peon Sb:te, Texu, UllJvetdt:J'
of Tuu at El P•IO.
VPI .R_,.l .. s
Tlle United Prus bllernaUonaJ tilp
JD major tolle1e footbel.I lea.ml •
lint pl.act votes and won-lod..tied "'°" ord In pvatbeses:
Team
1. UCLA (ta) (7-<>ll
2. Tet>net-(Sl ('51) ..
!, Sautheni CllUon>ia (SJ (g,I) Zll
4. Purdue U) 17,1) 231
l lochM 11 l <I'll 1'I
1, WJOIDla1 (1-4) HI
1. Ollaboma II) 1g,1) Ull
I. Oro ... State 1'12'1) 91
t .. Notn Dame (8-2l •
10, Nortb Carolllul State ('71) •
Secoocl 10 -II. Alalwn1 133): 1J,
Pean State (21); U, Miami (21): If,
Tau 11'); 11, Howton (14l; 18, Mia.
,,_.. fl); 17, Ualverlfty fl. Taal 111
El Paso (8); 11, Florida (I); 11, M-
bura (4); 21, Georpa (S)
<>then recelvtn1 votes : Calor*'
Mlallaalppl, Arm" M1Nour!, Tilt,
Syracuao, -Stele.
.... ma'.l lla"--ah blcb then
Md • ... ""'1 -· We have the cce11r •1•r1-..C naber tn Geor1• Tribble lllt lftllr Olll we're bavinl • ~:55§E~'. Gi-id Low Point: Losing 90-0
J'~ 11.=-i =-~:; ri.AGSTAJT, Ariz. (AP) -What rortunat. lacldenll. alf!!:: ...., bdl"4 would be one of ~rth· One Jed to Chris 1borntoa, the na-. .,,..,. .atmal ... Nil on u1 ,,. Art.cu UDiver~'• finest 'foot-tioo'sthlrd1tlo l~~g1md•~~~1eruah1 , ....., "911." 1-, llllld. bill ltllW ended Saturday with a er, qu t I uJC 1qua ... ""' a 1 orm
"Wt WW 1111. ,.._ wb' l!I ftMl mpna.u....., l().O defeM by cl invective.
titre .... hct• tfa ....... IDe Nllr Mnk:o state. Gary 8UT1e1, the team'1 )eadln1
Q.oldle ....... 1f1 ..... tllil mil well 1'11 allqbter' WU tbe )ow polnt In nnher and bett blocker alter Thom·
'•••oa ........... la dose. a .... at; ~kt wbidl. uw UH! ton'i departure, was dropped from the
.. .,, ,_.... 8W"1 a drl'ft on '4mWJacb drop from 1 1pot in the team after a polic. lnddent la n.1-
tbelr ., IOt ........... om • ii· M11 1 tdled Pren amall college top 1Wf.
Ital 1"'.l•llli• pel1tJ Ud ..._a t.. to wt.re the:f ftl'e almOllt a one· The final Cf'(IWldwork f« Slturct.y'1
----..... ,,..ff ~ c1... platoon seuo.. m .......... laid tut -..... •., ,... _.. to IHdq~. · . "'. Lumblrjaet COlcb Andr M1tbon--AU'1 lNdlnl pau catcber, RI ch
~.., lie wu llilllld Wiit the aid, tQ1.n1 hard to con•"I• hJ• bitter-O'Har1, wu put out of .:Uon with
nconl 1111 Jadl MY't poetld, bM.11 re· -relued to uy Mondly tb1t New ID injury.
tcrttd: •1fo.. l'd Kbtobl U!tdete1t.ed." ~ S&ate'• WarTtn Woodton pur-Goins lnto the game at Lu 0-UC..,
lea anlrdbM wa l9coa4 wben PoMb' ran tbe ICOfl up. MacDonald confes8ed to 1porb writ·
tbe ZC baldlldM ...-lut llUJOn. ..Wt wen Just beeten by a hell of en: "The tcon of ttU CDUld be 70-0."
Now ii NI tinl ,.. .t---san Ber· a aooct tum and now we've aot to Wood1on explained to repal"ttt1 bow
-Lllfl ii flll:lld wta. & blahlJ p-o-Udi our woundt," 1akl MacDonald. the ICOl"9 Sot IO lligh.
ftdent ... bl Gtldle Welt 'tbUrld1y 1'boM team ... kit by ID abnost un-"I WAI 10 efllJ'OIS~ ln the t•mt
m.,bt. '*"!able MriM of injurie1, and un· th1t l didn't know we •IA 1COrln1
that much. 1 1uddln)J tooled up ae the
ICOrtbocd and Jt .... a.t ...
Woodloo l&id be ued 41 al Illa •
play en. Honver, MacDonald 1 1 t 4
thinp }ooted diUttettt Ir o a * vant.a1e point.
"I didn't 11e them put l.n any _.
ttlan one man .t a time duriq U.
tame," 1Ud MacDonald, "m.ay\e ,..
linebacker on one play and a back ta
another. It doMn'& t.ltt lonr fW' tlllt
num bet Of 1ubstltut1G1Lt to ad4 ap,; • ' .
"l bave to PJ tb1s thoup," Mid
Macllotlald. "I felt W-bot a
Vfrl fine first offtulve tesm .. a
very tint flrst delenaJve ~
ably the beat we've seen Ill -.
"I OU&bt to know. I saw '*8. t•
the Ml iD minute1." nid. MlcDcu1d.
Ill the worst defee.t in !:hi tet.oor11ds-...., _
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lllld1riJllDdhllllalflil,..i•-.... "' 'It mldOeld after Ille --• ipocladl l•llillli ..,. now beNCNta. Both._,....,... .... Pi 1111• ud
the litulhm wa wwwhlt • clrlc.
nec..ie-
1: .. Vooll. the Ollor <GKh. la U. Gll)y=
who mainllinld bl& -~ nlllit ad
cllu IDdolnCIO.
"I alw..,. ..... le -a .r:;;." I : d ..... 1 '-h1a ...... ..._ .... M1: • ,
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plalo -· I foal....., hr hlM. ..... 1lo .... -
<I lllo -hitll ..--'"° - -I• °'-c-ty .... "' .... 11-loll:lftl ...... ........... -
"Our Illa -that on the Injury play tllot
one ol OUl' boy> eommlllod I foal 1""1 from \be
play. Wo rwJnl it and we've told him IO."
., Al for the ot!Mr, ft'a diffieQlt for me tb be-ne.e 11111 Tom llllnb I opond time _, .,.,,. to
step on people's Ila..,._ lt'1 limply DOI !Jue.
'lt'u• ne. Well'
"We cerlllDly haft llO complaints _,I tho
game. Santa Ana hll 1 -foothall taem and we
wt&b their ltida well ID Ille C1P playoff~•
s.r :.ttie1e•
Servite -.---..... -
Tougher
ThanMD
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CFL'• nstera .-•
tilh wllll ..., In -
left..
In elPI --lhe Raml, 'l'llcbr loci ..
team in kickoff retwM
ill 11 NDbteb far a -. JW'd • ....,,.
HU pmt retura • ..,.
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-Oorolina Stale. ..... bl teccrded • • ••
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hlthocheol-. Surtees Joins Field
Thora h -... ,~-......... "'" -..
-<I -II loy '"" --lllo "'"-J M-int you first-=:.••''' ........... '""'....,. you build~ ,...,.... For Rex Mays 300
And oo lnmtably JOU hove an udled 17':reat'
old boy !cylnC to lmprus h!a coacl> t:at who b•
been fated. oUt ol poslUon. To gain a meuun ol
n:demptlon and p«bap1 bee•.,. be'o -llld
angry, be kDocb 101Deooe •own.
RIVERSIDE -I'-
"• r 1 d. drtvtnC dMn .... JM Surieel o! Eql1n1 .. a.·-_, In .. -~ JOO r.ee for I ti I POiio b'po "'" .. _ .....
~..,. Oil No¥ ... Then a coacl> crlOI !Oil!. everybody pta mod
and that's the way it Cofil· -al lbe Ilk __ _
Outdoor Sport8 Rep••'
Rod, Gun Action Slow
BJ Dia ROBINSON --A late bite ot marlin con-
tbuel alone lb& southland
cout.
Jn recent actioo. Marat
Aohby ded<ed • 12Bspound
bil:fi.ltl while fta:hln& with I
tralld fNtlMf from Dir-
..... trenMm. At Mle IM'lt
time her bulb&nd, Howard
NN1J, bad two 1t:ikel bul
1Nldl. thnn the marlin man-
afed to ................
Eollll Newmu alao deck·
...... ..ttaandHor1ct ---..I with ~-. keeping ....
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lo be ........ In for. -per ballt.r lhll put -·
Padfic aree. record. GrOlft· end.
endyke l1 a H.n. Island But bundn& la upeded
r•ident. to lmiwov• ae aooa. u the
ldand, n ,IXX> catcb&We lndiaD summer in DOr1ben1
size rainbow trout art allot· California cftantes \0 win-
ed Puddin&Aont Lake to try cond.IUona.
be planted on a weekly The roe. Orea and ltroll&
-· IUllY winds made qlllil and
Ottler r&Jnbowa were re-cb&aU:r openinl a flop ID
lealed at ma Rod Creek, most ar-. with tbe bUdl
Cr)'sta.1 Lake and tbe eut ipooQ and for tbe moll
and wnt forkl ol the San pll't '"kin& the ~ •
Gabriel River la Loi Anc• eluded lrMI when buYJ
lea County, wttti mon: fbtl bl'u&h la found.
belnC re!Mled In the Santi In Onno Valley. h qllOll
Mar&arlta JUYV In Sin Dt-t.& 1venced • atimpy ftn
r-~ -per hw:IM. ero~v· Wh1tt c.tf!H art al.lo be-In SUta. Barbara, Ven-
inC iolrdlced at Puddlna.. bua CounUN, beaVJ foe oe
-and --_,, and bto"f)' -
...... In Lal ""''* Cool> .. &md•1 ~ hunt-IJ, In IAb -and hinDOll& Part LUe ln Riv· ., and mlda tbe blrdl 1tt
W'llkle COuntf. and in M<>-d.&bt in heavy C//YW wttb nna 1.aM SU Die10 ID avtf'lllt of two top knot..
c...,. ten per -· Dud: hwltlDlh oUll !low Hunton la Nor11nrtll Lal
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Wister unll Gunner• aver-IOl'D• flve quall ~ mu on
aeed only aome 2 btrdJ per Saturday, but wmdl Oil SUD·
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Education's Dilemma
• Bduclllcm, ~ eclucatloa, IODI lht topolOll
fo<l<r la Callfanda'I ....... to.,..-. bu --
tn1ly bani -.., till ~ Cout and dw•""'" In the state.
Calilondana la docaclaa put put IUpport of .,,.,Ile
oducaUon .-al rrerytblllc --to the polat • ...,.
11111 state's aclucwllonal 1)'11.em at 1111 lovell bee._ •
magnet for superior -,., IJ'Ut ld>otan 1114 the
sophlltlcatad lndutrlel b""l'J lw the brtlht pn>dll<ll
of till ll7llaD.
A¢cullart In the ...,. period bu -• d•
nlopment plateau In tbll llata of apedallled aopo ...,.
drelmecl ot In all hlllory. And education .,a1n bu play-
ed a major role.
N .. public attltadea bHe cban1ed. A combiJla.
lion ot circumstances 1ppeen to account for the re-
peated tu.mdown by the .aten of tu measuru urgent·
ly needed to malntala educational eae<llence. Amoaf
the. are:
-""""'" dnln ol flnllll to tbt federal 1....,,. men~ 1'll1llllD« In--~ bJ -·--"'IJ luplyen 11a1nst any ind all local, COUllty or llate lllMS1lreS which could con«tvably
lncTeue the ta load -even when they would not, in
r~ alfect tues.
-Negative TOUnl bJ older 0 lmm1gnnll" from oth-
er stalet with lower tcbool standards who Npnl the
e1ementa of eztellence u "trilll" and feel that "what
wu good eoc>Ulh for mt In the readln', wrtUn'. 'rtth·
metk ol the !Jttle Red Schoolho... era is .UD good
enollj!)I for today's cblldren."
Orange Cout Junior College Dlltr1ct la one of the
lai..t to feel tbt pinch. The bad ..,.. there II that the
dl.llrlct II beaded for nd Ink In 199~70. Tb.It yoar the
dlltrlct appean destined to 1-more tilan ti mUJlon
In tultion tu: and '800.000 In out«..n.trld ... 1 tu.
Both ma are levied in "free" county ll'NI not
.itbl.I Iba -al a j1lnklr collop dlllricl Sid·
dlobacl: JW>lar Collep J>l1111ct.-n will ilCWDIDIOdif.t
lludanu la tilt Soutll OOoit -and Ganleo Gnn md =-appear be-bllo ""' Sant.o Ana eon.,.
Leplly, no pu~ tcbool 1yllem can ao
lnto the red. A cutback ln ecJ1UM offering&, lncraue la
clua-lize:,. pwT of .a-Dft' .tu.. or ~e_ o~ melDI
wt1l ha¥t to be oand to IOIQ the boob bllanc;i.
Other tacton 1n the ftepwlll dilemma are tltilt tft..
rollment 1nc:re-f-tlMm ..,.,sec! valoatlona la
the dlrtr1ct l.Dd. inflaU.on pr1la:ce. cost lncre•ea avv-
•llnt lllOl9 than 5 ~ I JUI'.
Detut ol two lu ntnidit meaaum caUJed the
dlstrict to pare ft.I te1cbtn1·11in, eUminate couna and
PfOll'lllll, drutlcally cut ••ent purcbuet and post,.
pone building projec:ti: needed to meet future enrotJ..
ment ill<nuel.
The damage done will touch everyone, taxpayer or
bo~ f0< Cllilornla'• .. .,..,. Jlmlnr college system per-
form.a: a dual role. It znakw,_.. employable thole not
touclled Willi collogo llardS, and make1 a collefe de-
gree -Ible 10< -meoau, but not llnandally able to aupport a tun four 1911'1 la a four-year college or
lllllvenlty. '
Help m~y be in the oftlna at the atata levet Atr
aemblf Speller Jetae II. Un"'1> bu 1m10UJ1ced be wt1l
lmllt tllat tU5 mDlloa ~ tdd!UOOll oew tu:es nnt
year lhall be earmarttd flJr ~ tu: Riie!.
"The $155 m1lll'lll COlll4 ilaool 8-tbt enUre
outlay far junlar col1-llld ...wd wipe qat moat of
that burclai for local .. .,., .. ., • be llid.
Wbea all'• Aid Md d-ol coune, tile tupayera
ore the Ame people, wlletber th•y'ro dlggl., down for
a sales. J>l'l)pei ty ·nr ~ iu. stat• nr toall'IL Bui
U Callfornla II to P10lect ill lavestmenl la tdllcatlon,
the prime llimu!anl to atatnlde prosperity, -ahlft,
lng ll'<IWld ol tbt vlllble tu: buroen I.! oppanntlJ 1 poy·
cbolo&lcll noceoallJ •
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Gifts for
Servicemen
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McNamara Didn't Tell All ·
'Always,' 'Never'
[ W'U wlldalnt a be&tJmer at brldp
tb9 OiCMr' wer:Wtc. A card WU played,
and m. ~ ''C'O¥el"9Cl an honor
wttb u ~-··-it ... the 1t'fOQJ
1hlq to do, but .... bad beord the
rule, ud WM foDowiD& It.
A Utile later, her tucber mode the
oppollite mlltab. 1be beatnaer bad led.,..., from u llCI.. "Never." l&k1
the teacher, "lead a•&:J from Ill act
in a au.it contract."
t f<nborl mnlndin1 bim ~ maDJ
Workl Cbamplonahlp hancb have beta
1t'OD pl'9C.ilel7 by i.ad1nc a••J from
an ace. Or fr-.n mentionin.1 that ''nev·
er" ad "ahrays'' mw •ordl that doa't
-Ill 1bt (ood -·· -·
INDEED, T8E WAY most people
le.am to play -or are uupt -
brldf• II the same way tbty INn>,
<r mlJJeam, more l«riom matten. It
m.J&ht even be stated without e:ua·
aeration that molt ol tbe workl'1 •ou
come from our turnini a ".ame-tim••" into an "a1'w ay1,.. and a
"rarel.y'' into a "never."
The brk1ce tyro IUIPI dOWll I let of
rules and lojunc1Jona -"Alwa11 cov·
er an honor with a honor." "aecobd
band low," "third band high,'' "don't
trump p&rtlt«'• .re"-and theft plays
hliDdlJ acconlinc to the rule•, not ac·
cordin1 to the conc:Utiona llJd necepj.
tie• of the particular hand.
a human to 111 what alway1 1halll be,
wbat never could be,, a.Dd. what cer-
tainly 11: tn all cues.
People folloW' rules, tVlm when they
an iuppllcUle to a lfvea sttu.tion.
-... uncertallll1 II not tasr to
bear, and tbeJ onftr a ·~ cer-taintJ to I difficull trvtb. Birt mat·
lorio&tho..-lloot-the
game; in fact. tb9 dlfbl1tioa ol a mu·
tar la oae wbo knaw1 bow', when, and
""1 to _. or defy tho ..-.
ClllLDllEN WHO ara lllueht t b e
traditional mirtab that there ii only
one cornet Annrm' to everJ quation
become dutifW. itudeftta IDd ctt &ood
marb -but they a1ao become rlatdlJ
incopoble of ..,. truly '"1ClnlJ .....
In .. , fiold, ""'1 aj,lclally In tho
adencu. For education la a Prote••
ol dilcover}'. not ol NOllJHblfftnC
YOWi& minda.
TD tho Editor:
I am wrttinl for the Okiponka Ho-
rtson Club. Wa are a branch of camp
Fll1I Glrll, blah tcbool atvel. Amon&
other thin.p we an l°'ftl to send
Chriatmaa ctn. ud bope to send a
small tree to acmt ol. tbe homeleal
~ ID ta. combat zone of
Vietnam.
We are &oinl to be aeJllq candy to
rm. lbODIJ f« lhll project but uua
..ui not cover an c:mta. Al 1ou know"
It la quite upena.lve to aend paclr.atu
to Vlelnam, n1'0dall7 In the n1>b fli
Cbriatmu.
I REALLY TH1NK thla preject 11
•ortb.•hile and we are in our small
Wteers from ttodn' ore tOdcomt
NOf'mlllZJ wriWrt 1hoMld C'OMlllf" iht1r
me-on M JOO IDOrdl or i... TM
riglat &o ~c Uitni to 1't tpOCI
ur eliminate ltbc!I U te•crwd. AJ1 let.
kn fnMlt iRdudt rigllatvrc _, Mail·
"" oddr,., but Jlll7M' eUJ k .wa.
Mid 01' f"Cq¥.Crt.
•Q' trytne to abow our appndati.on
to these men fighting for ua. l tblnk
it W'Ould ra1ae their morale.
IECY. ~ fa 11 , ?tin&
the new Soviet ll*t: ~ ~
.... , .. made .. -u.. ol tllll la-
craue In Rlllllln _. acttvtllll. II>
·stead, he limited b1a coot ~
mt-Dl to the Jl'OBS, altbol&P tb9 rte-
onl Soviet lluncblllp point to -
men startling Ruuian weapon ct.
velopment ln 1pace.
Al "!'Ori.<! by McNunaro, tho
FOBS Ondin1 wu bued on data ptJ>..
ered by U. s. detection devlcu monJ.
torln& several abort-llved mpacecratt
launchings by the Ruulanl in W'bicb
tba qtellites did not complete 1 full
orbll
'lllese experiments lnvolved lnl
than ftve per cent or the Scmet ~
t.ntJ durin1 the put two JUTI· Mc-
Namara made hi.I announcCDleDl al·
ter learning that the BoUM Armed
Senkel Committee. beaded bJ Rep.
Mende1 Rlven. D-S.C., bad gll(1tl'!ed
clolllllt "' -Soviet ..... and. -IOIBll In mab tho lnfonnollon public.
TllE IJLTDIATB MW'ON -SW1
--lllldybyU.s...-,.
IJdeUI..,.... npertl are the othlr So-
viet _. lbofl In wblch' Wllpoe-
•taIWtl ftf'I put lnto °"' tJlt lQGn
---Iha-lllto • ..... ...,. or pleeea 1a carof111tJ P'•-
IDd coatroDM af'se....... •'
Acoiielt~-• """'" JJ!d 11M111·
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baed. • ' -~ a ....... XMO!O!l~p-lltll"•"I'•
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OYW Ille U.1., led ---bom'1o' II 1o1:10111 -U,. -1 fto1la Jftil~~-• I
A <lllD.T Dl.U. di' oibtt ~ 1n11 -... lndlco.., that au 11 ..
mtclaar _. W11poo !be R• ......
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"CERTAINLY" WAS one of the fovr
wordl bvnd by Coofuclua in b i 1
Book of Analecta. He barred it be·
caute it 11 prutSDptuoua ton, for
ID I rapldlJ chan&lnc W'Orkt, IUCb ...
ours, the w1.111Dgoeu to aUltain u.a-
eertainty, the tolerance for ambip.tty,
la tbt only way to keep a firm erup
on rulitJ. Rule1 are UJeful only u
roup pkia; they are •one than
use-.. tbey are dangerous, w b e n
theJ became .Intellectual handcuff1.
"Al•aya" and "never'' an concepts
thllt bekial to dl'rinlt.J; when applltld
to morllJ.lty, Ibey can become mortal
erron that wreck tbe peace tablie, u.
contvence table, and tbe bridge table..
b there any way your PIPlf ctUJd
W'l1te up u article on our ~ and
interest the public enough to maybe
tend small doiiatiom to ·~ tbia
project? U IO it would be IJ"lll1 q..
preciated. U you need any furtlllr bto
formation you can contact me M Ml-
""°· NANCY CRANS
Prftkl.ent
Pearson's Vindictiveness
A Rosary of Recall TV R-lliu
Memory la a rosary of recall.
It 11 • grac1ou1 nec1tlace of tbl h•
ma.n spirit. Each bead II a pa I t
event or preclOUI mperlence kept
1hining 'trlth the fadeLeu Juster of the
mind.
You have 1trung yourHU quite a
neck.lace U you can look back and
remember when-
IF A CHILD was often cranky and
1Jstle11, it wa1 1urpected that he prob-
ably had worms.
You were pretty 11ure an elderly
man had falH teeth if he con!l1UinUJ
declined to eat an apple in the pres-
ence of other1 .
During aummer1 the atreet repair
crews wouJd give every kid in the
ne.Jghborbood a pie« of warm W to
che1t'. It had only one defect -you
couldn't blow bubbles wtlh it.
Tbe cultural center of the Amerlc1n
home wu the family piano. Mother or
alder plriyed, while everyone elle
1atbe:red around and sing.
FATHER ALWAYS r1ther hated to
have company for dinner. as that
decfOon to ·atar't chareinC '3 for
home calls.
It wu a mark of cmtillty to eat
•tor.boU&ht brud. tn mod amalJ
town.a women aUU baked Jt at home.
A ...Ue who couldn't turn out a n.al
tuty pie WU re1arded u I aliplbod
homemaker and deficient in cbarac-
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A PROSPEROUS farmer proud ol
hi.I 1tat.urt Jn the community alway1
had the hired band oil the harDNI until
It aboae before dri'1nl hia hone and
wa&on 1nlo town OD SaturdaJ. After
buytn1 hia 1uppUe1, be wually went
over to the courthoUM to find out wbc>
wu balnC tried for W'bat and to cH ..
cu11 with bJ.1 old cronies bow the
elected ol'.ficlala ftrt wuttna t h e
county's money.
WbeMVer you .. ,, a l•d with a
To the Edltor:
From modem educational talni·
lion:
J know what my stomach loob lib
and what It takea to etop exceu m'!:f:
Drtu It !coat) with P~toe-blJ. ,
I know wllat I always tbouPt WU
in the cllarett.i! mixture: 'lbt JGIC·
bonla come to Marrlburro O!IUld:r'J.
I know bow a football c-OllCb fMll
if he can't find hit right guard -dit-
femele11 .
Alto I know what lo do :
If I awake feeling too good and
would ratbe:r feel rotten : Tate Cll& u
X-ed·nm headache.
lP I SEND MY BOY lo 1llDllB*
camp and want to avoid IS cnUln
ln two weeks: Put a pumlce tubt cf
pa1te in hla knapsack that ta oew.
improved and fortified w be cu
&learn.
If a waitre11 1erve1 my luocb atra
well: Offer her a Tlp-0-Rillo.
U I Med a metallic buildup: Feut
fut on J'!!r·lt-tall.
U I can't aleep: G<J lo the pamr,.
for a can of Slte·Pe1s.
band•ged thumb, you knew he had meant havinl to eat Jn the dining burned hlm1elf wb.Ut tryln& to learn
room nitt.r than the kitchen. where the eaoterk adult art of Ugbttn1 a
If the party host 1pray1 room ~
ener when I arrlvt: Ban the pad b1
dropping a Dirt Bomb.
it wu mort relai:ed kitchen mat.ch with bit thumbnail.
One of the .:t: warning sign& that
If my girl friend 1ay1 I have bli4
breath: Uat-ber-Ee:n 100 ~v.i1htt.
J.allation h9d Jed wu the doctor' a ,.. WHEN A. tltNGLE l8dy trm 30 tot TF 11lE WASHING doesn't l'OCDI oat
•• &e-r"f/ft herself • cat It W'll thought Iba had cleaner than white : Dash it All bl O..·
Dotr "-•' ~:I,)' Mir' comrnerci.alt ever-*1nb the beer.
Wbat happem to an ttuit hMr
atta a biter ccamerda.11
CURIOUS
given up hope of 1a.nding he:nelf a E-Doll ·
husband and had become nconclled ff J for get to give the cat Iler w ...
to'the Ide• of beln& an old maid. na1ct.1 can of food · Lock her ta •
An Intellectual •u anybody ,.. ho lighted roon, and fttd her at 1 a.m ••
subscribed to the Uterary Olgelt mag-since I tiate to hear the · Appetltt
ai.lne. After 40, a majority of Amerl· Alarm."
cant rarely bou&ht or read any book II I am not 1ure I lit a 1evtn·m.lmdia
Reptbited fnm Hu'"°" Eomta
Clillornla Gov. Ronold ~ P10o
bailly bhmdered poliUcally in the. v•
bemence of his denlab: of a Drew
Peanon column that a "bornotuual·
tty rtni" had been operauna ta the
governor'• olllce. The PNnon report
,.... typkally e:xaggerated, but two
aldel of Reagan, it bu been utablltb-
ed almost beyond doubt, W'ert releu-
ed aneral months llO J.at&lllt be-
CIU81 of a atronr 1uapk:ion of bomc>-
Mlllll conducl
TBE "EVIDENCE" on tbtlr be-
havior tbat Rea1an bad, ho"""'•
WU not the sort that could be prodm>
ed. bl a court of libel In. ~ dDce
tbeY are now mrt of r:overnment, be
had ae desire to mak9 the men'• u ...
...,. ...... agonizing than tbty llreedy
an boand to be. Thus, be went out of
h1a W&:J to deny tbat ~De bad
been find bec1UM of homoaa:uality,
Nor could he ,.y -unleu be Obed
to ala.oder his former employes -
Ulat be had fired them for "•uapect..
Dear
Gloomy
Gus:
The advertising ot b1J1rd liquor
bu been prohibited on TV. How-
ever m01t TV herot1 w1ll Inter·
rupt the pursuit of the vtlla!n
for a short oaa .
-H. 8. M.
Dear Cm10UI : except the Bible. cigarette: Check ilf Mll·0-~1Ptet.
WeD. JI you'll Jilt.en Vf!f'J cio.e-A nerckUe w11 aomething muy men I don't know how to fnxl not a'°41t ,,.., ......., ,...... _.. ......., .., ~ ~2!l~U..j never wore except when ccurfin&, ID-the retrelhlng ch.angr in Sam li.lcillano. •n•••,.,., w ff ..,. -· 11111111 _ ~. ...~-.....•**? #st • '!lap -WM-iL.lemp ~.Sam.7 ¥4111 1<~~"4_;;-:.;'";..:'"::;."':,":..:;;:=~-;:..:"':;":.;:-::.~ • •• ... '-·· d an funerals. DON i'lllLLIPS
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