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voe. ~I I NO. 61. 3 SECTIONS.' ,.. PAE
I TEN CENTS
7 at F orum Ma ke Pitch for 3 Seats
SOMI WILL ltl'T\MM -Newport -..ch's seven
City Council candidates toot Mata belllnd tbe coun·
cil bench in th1a morninf'1 Woman's Ciric Leegue
forum. Three ()f the eandldltes will return to coun-
cil chambers for four-year ctay in April The hope-
fub are (from left): Al Forlit. Ll.ndsley Pvloal,
Jerry Wooters, Donald A Mclnnis, Dee c.ook, Doa-
ald A. Bolton and Ed Hirth. In foreground are
Civic Lape officers. ..
Red Def eetors Superintendent Selection
CandUlates Zero in on City Issues
By BRUCE BENSON
OI "'9 DdY , ... lltff
Seven Newport Beach City Council
candidates stepped to the aoap box at City Hall today to tell an audience
of ladies why they should be elected
AprU 9.
~ candidates forum of the
Newport Harbor Woman's C Iv i c
League d.laclosed that whlle no new
luues are likely to sprlng up between
now and election Ume , the candidates
have been doing their homework on
toPlcs already under debate.
Incumbents up for re-election sat
comfortably 1n their chairs on what
for them 11 the familiar councllmanic
be.acb. Newcomers were s e e n
nrallowlng bard, and fidgeting in the
forel&n atmoephere as they faced an
ahnolt full boUM of women who turn-
ed ~t for the torwn.
Jn the. rear. Ma,yor Paul J. Gruber,
not up for re-election this time around.
ntcbed the spedacle attentl~ly
along with City Manager Harvey L.
Hurlburt.
In the ordfr they were asked to
speak, bert is how each candidate
focused in on the race·
Contender Jerry Wooters. seeking
the District 2 !West Newport) seat.
said the city is in an economic slump
due in part to "petty politics and
name-calling."
He said Cost.a Mesa. meanwhile.
has built "an economic and social
city that makes Newport Beach come
in second best."
What the city needs Is an election
of councilmen dedicated to the city
and not themselves, be said. "The
council is not a dining table for the
feeding ol. one'' ego."
Wooters. a former policeman and
now a self-employed businessman.
also raised the "invisible government"
charge s.o popular in this year's race.
He said one candidate has received
the bacldng or "many prominent peo-
ple and that's the problem -with
support comes control"
Next to splash around at the podium
was Donald A. Mcinnis, the apparent
recipient of Wooter 's prominenUy
backed candidate charge.
Mcinnis, also seeking the Distrkt
2 !leat, said he wanted to see the
CltJ Council returned to its primary
fu111etlon of policy making. He pictured
the council as a board of directors
of a large corporation, with the
cltlzens as shareholders.
He took issue with Wooters' aaaer·
tion that Newport Beach bas fallen
(See CANDIDATES, Pa'e %)
Claim Notice
On U.S. Raids Schools Un.der Attacl{
SAIGON (UPI) -The South \ltet·
namne command TueSday dUplafed
two Viet Cong defectors who ;
North Vietnam's spy network
crack~d security on B~ raids gJvi
Communists 24 hours warning on time
and target for the giant U. S. bombers.
"That's baloney," U. S. Brig. Gen.
Winant Sidle said in a prompt and
firm denial. "Many of our &trikes
are not even planned that far in ad·
vance. '' Sidle ii Gen. William C.
Wfltmorel~d'a laf«maUon chief.
Even as the Viet Cone defectors
wtt'C telllal al tM alleged .ecurlcy
leek. the tm Stratofonreates 1"Te
droppin& tons of bombt oa North Viel·
namae lCl!rUI 1urrou.ndin1 Kbe Shh.
Five ltbt ~ area raids were
flown by B~ crews Tyesday ln one
of the heavieaf satumiMI of the bills
around the U. S. Marlne fortreis just
south of the demilitarized r.one.
Saigon headquarters reported a new
round of devastating air strlltes Into
North Vietnam which cost one
American plane shot down In 71
missions Monday and the alr war
seemed to be headed into a new phase.
Official U. S. sources said North
Vietnam was incruslng lts Air Force
by 35 to 45 MIG inter~ptors, most
of them the advanced MIG21 -a
plane tugbly respected by American
pilots. Informed American military sources
predicted a sbacp increase . in . the
number and intensity of raidJ into
the Hanoi-Haiphong industrial core
when the monaooa ends ln the next
two ar three weea. The new MIGs
were belng readied for the expected
onslaughL
Busy Burglar
Ro~ 4 Of fices
A busy burglar who entered four
Laguna Beach oUice suit.ea wu •till
travelln& light when be extted.
Police said the only Item alJPVently
stolen in the burglary reported at
3(5 N. Coast Highway Monday was
a combi»tion letter opener and
cigarette lighter valued at '5.
tt was the property of attorney
Tboma• E. Reily, 58 S. La Senda,
S.Utb Laguna, who occupied SUtte S.
In Suite Q, .uorney Jama R. Smith.
89 Blue Lagoon. South Latuna. fouod
nothing missing.
Suites L aod A. occapled by L. w. Comtructioa Co .. allo had oothlnC
re1 .. oved. Police &aid locnved wiJa..
dows were forced cir lrolDln In eadl
t>ffice to 1am t:Srt.
Newport-Mesa Unified S c b o o I
Diatrict'1 adlrJDiltraUve hlervcb7
and procedure for aelectin1 a new
superintende.at came under attact to-
day from two cl1rectlicma.
-A let1er to the school board al&ned ~ 1J Harbor Ar. recidmta asks that former elementary d I 1 t r i c t
superintendents Cvl Bocwell and Roy
Andersen and demoted Q)sta Mesa
Hilb Schoel princl"1 Lea Miller b9
resMnd to key admin1stratJve poel-
tJons.
-An admlniltrator witb Santa •
Unified School Diltrict c:ritidllld
Newport-Mesa'• procedme of selec-
ting a ruperintendent an. belng told
he could not apply for tM post.
PSA Flights W oul.d Ruin .
AirCa~CommissWn T~M ·
SpetJal • Ille DAIL t PILOT
SM FRANCISCO -If PacUic
Southwest A.!dlnes (PSA) jets set off
the ground at Orange County Airport
il couJd mean the beglnnl.ftl of the
ecd for Air Callfwnla, tbe California
Public UtillUes Commission was told
Monday.
t'he warning was voiced by PUC
staff members and Air California
spokesmen at a rour·bour bearing here
on a PSA bid to enter tbe county'•
air travel market.
Commissiooera took tbe mMUl:
WJ(jer study. A dedaion is expected
to be annowx:ed wiULin eo daya, a
cornmilSioD aide taid.
1lle bearing •as the r 'COod on the
PSA bid in less than one year.
Last year, the state agency ap-
proved a PSA reqffst for a certificate
of public conveaience and necessity
allowing it to duplicate air service
now provided by AJr California. PSA
proposed to fly Lock.heed Electra and
Douglu 009 jets between Oranee
Count7 Airport and San Francisco.
But after receiving pr~sts from
the city of Newport B'eacb, Air
Cellfornia and homeowners' groups
near tht: airport, the PUC held up
the PSA certificate and acbeduled
Monday's rehearing.
Newport Beach City Attorney Tully
Seymour told the PUC that the city
ii oppoled to the PSA application
beeaute lt threater.1 "to cause a
aa.iOUI decline in property values."
Ha aa.ld tbe city ls takinC no poeWon
on wb1ch airline should be favored
b; the PUC, but the city feell "there
It no Deed for additional service at
~ airport. ••
PUC ttaff coumel SeT1e Bolktn .aid
it WU bil be8ef that if tbe PS.A
servlC9 la permitted, the decilioll
could have a far-reaching impact on
the money market for small carriers
throughout the state. He asserted that
PSA's petition had not shown suf·
flclent proof that Air California could
survive competition from PSA.
Boikin aaid he was '"shocked" by
tbe PUC'a approval of the PSA re-
quest last year. The vote at that
tlme wu 3-2.
Air California spokesman Brownell
Merell, also an attorney, declared
flatly:
"The Oran1e County.San Francisco
market cannot 1118t.ain two carriers.
A dilution of tbat .narket would
destroy Air Cat. ..
PSA attorney John W. Mclnni!i
denied the claim. He pointed out that
Air CaWornia ln recent weeks had
purchased two new planes ~nd bad
applied for additional routes. He wd
this indicated the Orange County·~·
ed line. which is 14 months old, 1s
(See PSA n.IGBTS, Page %)
PIWT'S POR TER
EXPLAINS CRISIS
We don't heve to devalue the dollar:
the world bu done it far us. That's
how DAILY PILOT financial col-
umnlat SJlvia Porter explains the
atampede from paper to gold.
For another lndtlve look at thr
aold aUit and bow it happened. retd
tod«y'a l!p8cia1 financiaf -column on
Pace a.
OCC Advice Plea -Shunned
The plea for Boswell. Andersen and
~r. initiated by Cos.ta Mesan Nate
Reade. is couched in conatructive
language but obviously t o u c b e s
tentltlve areas by urging promotion
of men passed by.
LOOKS LIKE PETl'tlON
"It looks like a petition gotten up
by the <Costa Mesa-Newport Harbor!
Lions Club," District Supt. Leland
Newcomer observed. He said he
doesn't tl\l.n~t»ard will repond to tbl 1.-"'9ll toniglit. 'Ille ~'ffler f comet hm~ Daniel
1. 1fichet. a Newport Beach 1'91idlnl
who is coordinator of work education
ft'Om tM Sant.a Ana school district.
Fbcber sees possible underhand
motives in the board's procedure of
recruiting its own suprlnteodent can-
didates instead or acrepting air
plication•.
"I'll bet any amount of money the
assi1tant superintendent will b e
chosen. They'll have to do that to
cover up for the blundering.·• be ac-
cuaed. "I don't tilink they'd dare have
a conservative come in from the
otJlllde. He'd start stashing the budget
and lop off some of the high paid
poita."
Nt!'Wcomer responded angrily: "If
Mr. Fischer thinks there is blundering
golnt on and he Is a taxpayer why
hu he never contacted me? Who
1\111 be contacted? On ttie basi! of
what data Is he making this stupid
ltaternent? ·'
Even more unsettUng to school of·
.l\clals is the letter to the board from
Reade's group. Among the signers
are former high school trustee and
now municipal judge Donald Dungan,
former Costa Mesa e I e m e o t a r y
trustee Albert Ogden. Orange Ooast
College trustee Robtrt Humphreys.
n1 Costa Mesa City Council candk1ate
WWlam St. Clair.
RESTORE CONFIDENCE
It is suggested that Boswell,
Andersen and Miller be put ln posi-
tlooa of public cont.act to restore
P,';!blic confidence in Ole school system.
'These men know the community and
problems involved. They h a v e
demonstrated their ability to work
with the citizens . . ." UM! letter
reads.
Judge Dungan said Boswell and
Andersen have been "sent out to
Siberia" in their present posts.
Les Miller was demoted from prin·
clpal five years ago and is now a
claslJ'OOm teacher
Fildler, ltle Santa An a ad-
mJnlstrator, raised some other luues.
He 1aid he believes 1ioca1 achoo!
auperintendents should be elected by
the people instead of appointed by
acbool boards. Candidates, be remark-
ed, 1hould have to sell their views
on education to the public.
In answer. Ne~er aaid tbt out·
come M>Uki be politicians lib Mu
Rafferty ln professional pog1dona.
Fischer s u ~ g e s t e d tbat a
businessman's task force Inve1ti1at.e
the tebOols. "We tend ti:> depend on
educatora too much and leave them eoo much to them~lves, ·• he aald.
.. But evtdently the publlc lat't any
lon&t'I' fooled. Citizen• aren't voting
for bondl ••
Newcomer 1aJd he would welcome
a wk force tnveatJgatJon.
DAILY PILOT 11911 PMl9
VIETNAM ANNEXA TIOf'' -Somewhere in Vietnam a piece of real
estate iJ about to become an outpost of N~rt Beach. Army Spec.
4 Michael Eckerman, stationed at Long Bmh in South Vietnam,
wrote to Newport Beach city officials asking for a reM;ind~r ~f ~o~e.
City aides Alice Brunke and Don W. Means check "city hm1ts sign
to be 6hipped out today.
Oute1r Newport?
Gls Ask City Sign for Vietnam
A Newport Beach cl1ty limits sign
will soon be posted somewhere in
South Vietnam.
No. the city's I.emf orial ambitions
haven't reached acron the PE.>Cific
The sign was pt:tepared by cJty
worrers for shipmeot to U. S. Army
Reduced Draft
Quota ~uested
For May Callup
WASHINGTON" (UPI l -T h e
Defense DepartJJnent Tuesday called
for a draft of 44.000 men Into the
Armv during M:ay. Th~ quot.a "as drop~ from the
48.000 to be , inducted into armed
services this lt\onth
AJI of the May inductions will be
for the Ann•f, with the Navy. Air
Force and M arlne Corps relying on
volunteers to maintain their 1tren1UJ
The year started wtth 1 draft of
34.000 in January. The quota for
Febraury WM 73,300. The peak 1tnce
the start o'l the Vietnam war w111
49.~ In Oetober. 19&6.
The Martne Corps will u~ the draft
for the fb:st Ume In two years tn
obtain 4.000 men ln April, but have
placed na further request for In·
ductions.
Oeductll!ll the men who will becomA
Marines. 'the Army's quota for April
and M•l' are the 1ame. -44.«m
men
Lurleen lmpro'ring
MONTGOMERY, A 1 a. (UPO -
Go'f.1.unia B. Wallace sat ap bnt01
and •au llquld nourtatn!Mnt Mailft1 as ahei' corittnoed to ..,,,, ltJlht' Im·
fll'OYeshent .it he' battle wiUI lft ab-
deminal tafedfon,
Sp4 Michael Eckerman, a Newport
Beach resident.
Eckerman wrote to the Newport
Harbor Chamber of Com m e r c e
several weeks a g o from Long Binb,
Vietnam. He asked:
"Would it be possible for you tn
send me a Newport Beach city hmits
sign? There are several of us here
from Newport and we 're pretty proud
of our town. I guess you could aay
we'ii like the sign to advertise where
we're from ."
Chamber Manager Jack Barnett
turned Eckerman'a request over to
Mayor Paul J. Gruber. who ordered
the s Igo apeclally prepared by the
city's sign department. there is none
like it In the city. Oraa:.L.• ..
Weatller
Hold onto your bats. warn1
forecaster Frank Ernst we're
due for 1 bit of Santa Ana wind
Wednesday. OtherwJ.Se, It'll be
sunny with temperatures in the
high 70'1 along the coast.
INSIDE 'l'ODA Y
1t"3 our dotl for promoting
boatrng. And that'• a rtoiUnhip
"plus" for JIO"· Just for ftih,
ch~ck the /ACC.. f(gurci, /eaiw.N•
and photo. ~n "BOOtiftQ, '63," 4
1pccicl l 2-pcsgc tablo*i ~
·~ Codov.
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l DAil Y PILOT U
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BY Jr.AN £OX • ., .. ..., ........
"Once 1 open 0. ct>or to hlru1·
~nt, I caa't dote lt. • Police Chief
ffMry Labrow w~ • It t a t e d
JQ.~bera ol Laauoa·a new O>ncerned
Parenti A.11ociaUoo m~tin1 Mooday nfibL 1be Lapna BelCfl dlllf WU
an1nrln1 a mnlber of tbe aucbuce
wbo called for • · o ~ 1 a n 1 u d
h&raumenl'' to set tM hlpplea out
of ttft.
"Yt1U ~ot llm1t hanlmet to
one IJ'OIP.'• ~ L*ow,
"U l t.tll m7 men hu•ameat ia
all rlabt for hlpPies. I c:a1ft atop
them from lwauirtJ othe.ra."
Under fire daring his talk to th~
group, Labrow waa heavily booed
wl*1 be said talk of blppie1 lllvading
towa dos the aumma •• tar1elY
··~.·· "Get out ot office,·• •booted one
p,.... r ... J
CANDIDA TES ••
behind c.oata Mesa in sr.ui. and
aajd be fell Ntwp0rt WU ''I fine
place to live."
Mclnnl1. an aerOl'plee esecutive,
1aid he felt tM council m~ eltend
its efforta to include cooperatit>n with
oiher aaenclet. H• tp1Clfical11 men·
tloned C.0.ta Maa and the Newport.
Meaa UnUled School District
fie 1aid he believed that deda1ons
made in the next few years ad 1
municipal lltvtl will "dramatically al·
feet" th• clty for a Iona time to
come.
Incumbent Undlle1 Paraona, seek·
ill& re-elecUon to lbt Dtatrlct 7 (Ealt
Corona dtl Mar> seat. choee to 1taDd
on h1I record, and aplalned Ills
auldellnel In makins council decllions.
Be saJd he Meka to retain the cbann
of Newport Buels while incorpontlnC
tbe best elementl of p-owtb. "To live
In Newport Beach h.u been my 1oat an. my life," be aa.ld. .
Durtnt a queatioa-and·au•er period
later, Pll'IODI aoutbt to uaurt one
woman that he would have enouiti
time to dlvote to council a/falrt If
rHltctld.
A movtemaker, he had noted public·
ty at tbe start of the race that ht
mllbt bt called awa1 psrbaPI three
or four monthl durinl the next four·
)'lat term.
·He aald hll attendance record th• put four 1tU'I stood at about thrM
abtlnca, appennU1 one of the belt nccmk amoat the lneumbentl. Ht
Mid bt didn't G'P9Ct b1I att.rndala
to Mer mucb lf ellcted another term. D11tr1ct a (Upper NtwpOl't Bayl ~ Ed Hh1h aaJd be believed
U. eoaadl lacbd a flrm m..W ple.
Ut crlticlsed the tneumbln\I and
tbolt bllfon them for ,,altlnl until
DOW to de'ftlop OM.
DON'T UVE llAP "lt't ~ bard to bow what road to tab wllea you don't even have
a •IP·" bt Wd. Ht 1114 1 mutitr plan U .S.V.tooed
urlMr poalblJ could ban a.oldtd
eumnt -problem• with tht Oran ..
County Atrport. acboo11ocations. aales
tu 1odta becaUM of f r • t w I 1 poftponementl and annt11tlon.
Ht nutlted ctoeer tfforb between
the councU and Plannln( Commlulon.
and pnposed that tlme~tn1
details attended to by both bodies
could perhaps be handled better by
tome form of aub-eommlttee1.
Incumbent Al 'Forgtt. seeking his
second term aa West Newport coun-
cilman, 18'd be cboolel to nua for
the seat ud not aplnat U1 other
cont.ender. Forgtt brought the luue of constant
bk!kerinl between hlrneelf and Dee
Coot out into tbt open, 1uaesttni
lie ftudl weren't u tmpartant as
many tried to make them. "Bobby~ and JCllmlan will
pr*1>ly put OD a mQCb beUer lbow
thu Dee Ooot aod I," be laid. rorstt said he wtec1 f« dozens
" major cltJ tmprovanenta. and told the audience. •'Your tax rate iJ lower
now tban wben 1 jotned ttM IUI four, .......
Ht laid 4be clt}'' s only problem
la OD1 of ketplnC up with "b etnendoul srowtb." Fcqlt elso aald be WU a
Cana supporter ol ICbooll. prnldelf
#fdlool people preeented bond •uu
Di\ILY PILO T
"that made MDH." B• c:tt.d • Iona
record of IUpportiili 1dw>oll 1JI th•
p.al
Candidate Donald A. Bolton. I youth
leader, vowed be •oold be a
''conauvaitve trustee lor your tu
dollar1." He uid he believed in plan·
nin( now for Newport Beach tomor·
row.
He too bit ''bk:kerlnf and indecision
of the put."
Bolton ii •eekiot Panona' Di.strict
7 Ital
Incumbent Dee Coot, iotnr for hla
third term u Upper Newport Bay
councilman. alto bellttled cbarsea of
friction on the counc:ll.
"Harmony ii wonderful for barber
shop quartets, It mat• pntty music.
But harmony in aovernment can turn
to IOUI' noee. If It mema colluaion,
cooeplraey er llCl"eeY, '' be aaJd .
QIOt uid u iDlpection of the coun·
ell votiq reccrd far 1be put nine
moatba will cMldoM a roll call volt
770 ~ wHb N percent ol V-.
unaoimou.
"To be men hannoniooa would
mun 1 rubber .tamp Council and
no aae wutl ~" be Mid.
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0cc CITIZENS
alreadJ ban been midi with no new
tuli'uctarl hired to match new
student.I, DO Dft' equipment purchu·
ed, ICOl'el of adult oUertnia wiped
out, ,and day atudata biced to au.end
JDahU.
At ~ time " tbe override tlectione
llllt year, W aboa Dot.eel. Oraitp
~I apendltun of }eal tbu -
per P*PD •• the loweat amon1 state Janicr co1Je19 diltric:ta.
Yet -Oranae Cout offer• 11 broad
a cmic:Wum u can be found
::;-• iD lit Ullited States, Watson me remarked that the district
bu r~ved a number of honors for
aaldemk oceDence.
Trustee Worth Keene uplained why
the cliltrict bu mana1ed to pull throuCh 1be year as well 11 It bas
after the .override defeat.. Tbe reuon
is simply that auased value, which
normally jcnreasea about eeven per·
cent per ;tur, jumped ~ percent
in tbt iaat y.'e&r, be said.
"It is npt because we had 1ome
nelt eu stGred away."
Wbat ol •e future! Wal.IOft asked.
He laid. "Twenty years a10 it was
local effort, lo-cat enttiu&ium and local vii« that orverea.me e n • r m o u s
re111tance fro1n many quarters to get
the district started.
"Twenty year• aco the community
u.awcred wild a ruoundiftl 'yes.'
What will our anawv bt today?''
Green Hue Over
Pat's Day Baby
And Entlre Clan
LONOTIMI LAGUNAN DllS
Dr, Lnrrend K. Gvndrum
L K. Gundrum,
Coast Doctor,
Succumbs at 73
Prominent Southml California med·
ical apeclaliJt Dr. Lawrence K. Gun-
drum, a Laguna Beach naldent, died
Monday at California Lutbdran Hos-
pital In Lot Angeles. Be wu '73.
Senicu will be held Tbunday It 1
p.m. at Cunningham 6 O'Connor Mor·
tu1r1 Cbapel1 Los Anteles. The Rev.
Mr. Ruaadl .i. Pnnttce Wiil offidm.
Intennut wtll follow at P.ttlt View Memadal Pm 1n CDroaa cW -.. ..
For the put 18 yun, Dr. Q~
"' 1NJ Su.met Rldge Drive, LaMa.
bad cltvided hil time between bis-Nft-
port Beach and Lot AJ11ele1 offices.
lie WU a leadlnC UJ'·DOle·throat and
allergy apeclallat fOT 44 years.
Dr. Gundrum was born tn Casey,
Iowa Sept. 7. 1893. He recelnd his
bachelor of acleoce degree from Coe
Colle![e In 1915 and bh M.D. degree
trom Wasblngton University, St. Louil.
In 1919. He completed pod-graduate
study and received his certificate In
his specialty at Wuhinrton UnJversity
in 1923.
Dr. Gundrum was the autbor of
mo~ than 30 articles in medical sclen·
tlfic joumall. H• aiao wrote for legal
publlcatlons. He wa a recolJl)zed au·
thority on tnuma of tbe ear in ~gal
medicine.
He wu 1 dip)omate of the Amer.
lean Academy ol. Opbthalmoloty and
Otolaryogology and a fellow ot the
American Collea• of AllerliatJ.
A man of grqt energy, he cave
much time to 1ur1ery and treatment
of underprivileced children. The Par-
~t TMCben' AuodatJon made him a
Ille member in recopitio11.
In Loe A.Dael•, to which ht moved rn um. be beame a member at the
staff ot St. ~ut·1 B09p1UI and.
later. or Queen or the Angels Hospital.
wher9 he was chief of the ear, nos~
and throat servtce and also chief of
tbe Senta R1ta Clllic <f« children).
The Gundrum far.ully moved their
permanent residence to N e w p o r t
Beach ln 1950, IMns first on Lido hie
and later to ~1bore wbtrt tbe doc-
tor's fishln& boat "Say Ab" became
a point of amusement called by the
rukles of bay s(gbtseeinf c:ru&el.
Dr. Gundrum was a member of
muy 8Clentific aocletles iocludin& the
Symposium Society and the Ratarcl't
Study Club. He wu llltbor of a tut
Oil plastJc IUl'&erJ of the DOH (Rhino·
plutyl for mlDtary 1ur1eons durinit
Wotld War n. For hi.a centrtbutioo to
the war erfort be received the Sew·
ttw Sen~ Medal aod a Presidential
Citation.
Dr. Gundrum leaftl his wtfe, Ethel:
a IOD, l..aWietA."e JC. GIJftdnnn , Jr.: °"" r.randda\l&tsten. Ut.ftl. .. and Ht.tJwr and &ldl (twins 3), and a
(Mt« SOii, eoarten.t Calchrell.
!foldnp Sus~'s
Trial Date Set
Harbor Board
nup;u 101De ups of matilJ &IDODI
tbe cm, It was lull at.tam abtad
today for the Orui• CountJ Harbor
Dbtrtcl
Harbor COllUDlaaSonlra M o D d I 1 unanhnoaalJ approved 1 tentative bodltt for tbt DPt o.cal JM? which
calls for continued development on
a Urree-pro11cect expanaloo ftont at
Sunset HarlJor, Dana Point and Upper
Newport Bay.
The deciaion to move ahead wu
made in the face of mounting cr1ticiam
by some 10 Orange Oounty cltles over
taxes ttiey pay to keep the Harbor
l>Utrict operating. u finalJy adopted by the County
Board of Supervisors. the 1988-39
Harbor District budget would seek
a tax rate ol 9.52 centa to generate
1ome '2.4 million. The proposed rate
is op •li&btly from tills year's 9.1-cent
levy.
CommialoDer1 stressed that the
figures will remain tentative unbl final
paring of expenses and approval by
superviaors.
The only direct acknowledgement
given Monday to the slow·boillng tax-
payer rebellion came when Com-
missioner Ted Kuchel commented on
the amount of diatrict funds budgeted
for the city ol Huntington Beach.
''HuntiQlto11 Beach certainly is bi&
there •Ith M0,000, iaa't it?" Kuchel
said. "It aeenu to mt they're getting
a pretty big contribution Crom us peo-
ple UJ> there 1n the sticks (Inland
citiu)."
Huntblgton Beach la one of the
!i.nchanted tax·paying members ot
4'ltrict. It l\ ~ to recetve ,4'14 6-om di~ dtstrtct w reimburse
~e of its qnu.al Weauard ~s.
Alao, tbe city will set roqhly
another $35,000 ln other county tu
monty based on a formula for the
estimated use ol f u beaches by inland
residents.
In its prellmloary budget for the
nut H1eaJ year, the district wUl carry
over '3,113,252 from 1967-68. The
carry-<>ver 11 earmarked for harbo1
development up and down the coast.
Services Pending
For Gladys Elrod
Services are pendlns for Gladys
Elrod, realtor in the Harbor Area
for US years. at the Renwr Funeral
Home, Buena Park.
Mrs. Elrod died Friday. at the
Fannd.ale Convalescent Home where
1be ta.cl been a resident for the past
five yean. She wu 19.
Active in tbe Harbor Area, ahe bad
beeo a member of the N11rpC>rt
Harbor Board of Realtors.
Siie Is mrtvved by a aon, Dr.
Nor1nan Elrod .t Zurich, Swttlerland,
and three arandchhtren.
PSA FLIGHTS
not in a bad financial poaKlon.
Air California offtclala responded
that financing of the new planes -
both DC9's -could be obWned only
with the personal signatures of five
member• of the airline's board of
directors.
AMn Cox, who said he represented
more than two dozen N e w p o r t
homeo'Wllers' groupa. cbaried that u-
pam.ioa ot .Dilbt Mnice at tKe atrpert
ftPl'Qe11ta a be1rayal of a r • a
residents. Ht charged that the Orange
County Board of Supervisors bad pro-
miaed years ago to"llmJt the fKlli.,
to unal1 plane ...... but this prollliae
had loQt been roriotten. Tbe Beard
of Supervisors. 11Jd Cox. "is composed
of liars."
Newport Clty Altonley Seymour
said the state agency should wait
at least unW completion of the current
County Airport master plan atudy
before -comidertn1 grantt11g a n y
certificate for additional tervice.
Young Lawbreakers
Urged for Vietnam
BAKERSFIELD (UPI) -The
Bakersfield Californian, In m editorial
published today, u.r1ed that youthful
lawbreakm in penal Institutions be
given an opportunity to volunteer for
military service in Vietnam.
Young men arrested and convicted
two or three times would aerve far
a period or not leu tbu foor years,
the editorial auuestect. u tbey lel"Ved
bonorallly, their law violation record
waald be Wil*I clean. ttie1 would
be &iftll Job tralnint and helped to
find employment. U they M:rVed
diabonorabl1, ~ would be returned
to the institution they cane from.
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Ellen M. King
Rites Pending
Services were pending toda1 for
Ellen M. Kini, a resident of Newport
Bexb far 1• years, at Weatcliff
Chapel MorttW'y.
Mrs. King died soddenly at her
home, 190I HJgbland Drive, Monday.
She WU 56.
A formft' reaJdent trf Bayahoru,
she la survived by h6 husband, Earl;
a son, Jerry. a 1tudent at Ute
Unlvenlty.
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Second Trial opens in Infant's Death DropsAgai~
In Europe
9ML'f•LOT ... WLftl .... NO VACANCY -Year-round resident pigeons of Jliuloa San Juan C&plltrano snuggle into portal on adobe wall of the old Daaion and
dontt look too ready to move over to make room for ''tourllt"
l'Wlllows.
Swallows Fly In
Birds Return to Mission on Schedule
The twittering of awallowa and the
jCJfful clang ~ mis&ion bells erup™i
at 7:01:53 a.m. today aa the legend
~ Mission San Juan C.pistrano ume
true for the 171st yew.
ThowandJI of swallows arrived as
they have every St. Joseph's Day
since 1'197, except for a three-day
delay in 19.1.5, according to mission
padres.
A mission employe wbo said he
spotted the flock shortly after 7 a.m.
sounded the traditional bell& to herald
the birds' arrival.
The return today ended t h e
nrallcw1' 8,000 mile trip from their
winter feeding grounda tn Brazil and
Argentina, according to spokesmen.
They will spend the spring and awn-
mer in new or repaired mud neats,
raising young and -probably -in·
stilling in them whatever strange
sense it is which continues the
punctual pilgrimage every year.
A few scouts trickled into the
missiun over the weekend, according
to spokesmen. to serve eviction notice
on lazy sparrows using Swallowtown
quarters under mission e&ves.
The word spread quickly today, as
one newsman placed a call through
a lon6 distance operator, too excited
to observe her company's taboo
against talk with customers.
"Did the swallows come back to
Capistrano?" she blurted, adding:
"They did I The lines to ~ mllslon
are busy."
Republican Solons Urge
Rocky to Oppose Nixon
'V ASHINGTON (UPI) -A sroup
of Republican senators met with Gov.
Nel.on A. Rockefeller today and urged him to challenge fr o n t • r u n n I n g
Richard M. Ni.Ion for the Republican
prE:sldential oominatJon.
The New York governor did oot
finally commit him.self. but indicated
if he did run he would eater only
Armed Bandits
Hold Up County
Store, Theater
Two Orange County businesses were
hit by armed robben Monday morn·
ing with a Stanton uquor atore gettin~
the wont of the action.
Clerk Kerl L. Klee of Stanton said
be bad just locked the front door
of Lou's Liquors, 90293 Cerritos Ave ..
shortly after midnight when an armed
man wielding a .~allber automatk
pistol confront.et' hJm .
"Get right back in there ar you're
going to get it." Klee aaid the man
warned him.
Klee t:old olficen be wa5 forced
to open the floor aafe and give the
man the $306 in cash atOTed there.
The clerk waa then aboved into the
&tore's atandup cooler. He escaped
In about five minutes and called
police.
3 Companions Flee;
Man Dies in Flames
SA.NT A PAULA (UPI) -Armando
Bu.st.mo. 52, of Santa Paula, burned
to death Monday n11ht In an explosion
and flre in his small plywood house.
Police said BuaWlo and three com-p~nions were drinklnl when be decid·
ed •o light a Clre in a can. An explosion
followed and bis clotblna waa engulfed
h names.
the Oregon primary May 1.8. He baa
lUKil J"riday. the aun, deadline for
Oreron, t.o make bis decision. and
ia expected to make the race against
the former vice pnsident.
Sen. Thru!ton B. Mol'Wn IR-Ky.).
host at a breaklast in Washington
for Rockefeller and 16 other GOP
senators. endoned the govf!!'nor with
the comment: "I think he will give
the Republican party the kind of
leadership it needs."
Nebraska officials indicated that If
Rockefeller becomes a candidate, ?tis
name will be re-entered for that
state's primary on May 14. But -:"be
i,Overnor said be would not campalp
in Nebraska in any case.
lil other political developments:
-Harold Stassen. the only other
tkclared candidate for the GOP
nominatloo. indicated in Madl90n,
Wis., that if Rockefeller entettd the
raoe as a peace candidate. he mJl]lt
withdraw.
-A small group worked in ln-
r'!anapolla to get Rockefeller's name
on lndiane'a May 1 primary ballot.
bu~ backers of Nixon, who have said
they would welcome a contest, ex·
pressed doubt the effort Would SUC•
ceed.
-Rep. Henry Reuss (D-Wis.), an-
nounced bis support for Sen. Eugene
M.:Carthy ID-Minn.), the peace can-
didate for the Democratic presidential
nomi.Mtion.
-McCarthy charged in a speech
in Washington that if President
Johnson continued pouring $30 billion
a year in Vietnam wbile cutting the
war on poverty be wu risking "more
dJJorcler. mOC'I rlota" tn the cities
of tbe nation.
"We cannot solve any ol our uut
problem• If we peraist In wastina
manpower, money and moTal enerc
in Vietnam," McCarthy said.
A Democratic lf'OUP in the na·
tJ:n's capital annoonced formatJon of
a coalidoa of JtennedJ·Mt:CathJ 1up-
portera pledged to peace .rid against
Johnton for the DLIU1ct ol Columbia••
May 7 primary.
Wm. Dougherty
To Oppose Utt
For Congr~ Seat
Representative James B. Utt (R·
Tu~tin), seeking bis 10th term in
Congress, will have opposition in 1be
June primary.
Willlam Dougherty of 13951 Eton
Place, Santa Ana, filed for tbe GOP
nom.lnation Mondar
Two n~ cand1dates for Orante
County Assembly post& took out
nomination papers Monday, COunty
Clerk William St John reported. Seek·
1ng tbe post oow held by Robert
Badham tR-Newport Beadl) will be
Frank W. Raczek, 534 Hilda Court,
Anaheim, a Democrat wbo threw bis
hat in the ring in the 71at Dl.atrict.
Filing for the eeth AHembly District
seat wac Bruee Nestande a
Republican of Buena Park and direc·
tor of Independence Rall at Knott'a
Berry Farm.
Nestande sought the GOP nomlna·
tfon In the 69tb District two year•
ago and waa ed&ed out by Stewart
Case. Case lost to Kenneth Cory (D-
Garden Grove) in Ule 1966 gQer.al
election.
Neat&nde ii the sixth Republican
t.o file for Cory's job.
War Declaration
In Vietnam Seen~·
LOS ANGELES CAP) -Sen.
Edward W. Brooke CR-Mass.), says
be believes it is "very possible Pres!·
dent Johnson might ask Concreas to
declare war" against North Vietnam.
Brooke, an opponent o f ad-
m1nistratJon war policy, told a Monday
news conference he would "not be
surprised" if Johnson asked for a
formal declaration "to put the onus
on Congress to make that decision.''
In case of sucb a request, Brooke
said, "I can't predict what Congre11
would do and I don't know what I
would do ... It would depend on what
be said."
· On the conduct of the war the
former Masaachusetta a t t o r n e y
general said, "We're losing," and ad-
ded that with "close to 2.0,000
American deaths in Vietnam'' to date,
he would "like to see us get out.
J dm't know what a declaration ol
ww would help."
Percy Murder
Probe Called Off
KENlLWORTH, m. (UPI) -The
full-time police investigation into the
slaying of Valerie Perey bas ended,
<Jlie( Edward Euert announced Mon-
day, exactly 18 ~s after Mlss
Percy was slain.
As many •• 30 policemen worked
on tb• case aft.eT' Sept. 18, 1868, when
Miu Percy, one of tile 21-year-old
tw1n dauetiter of Sen. Charles H.
Percy (R-ID.) wa1 found bludgeoned
and stabbed to death in ber bed in
the lake.front Percy Manaioa in this
faabiODllble northern Cbicaco suburb.
A• the new Jud.a became scarce.
E1gert said, the full-tlme lnveatl.gatlng
atalf ,.u cut to 11 and tben to seven
men. Now ooJy one state policeman
will work part-time on the cue. with
help u needed from a Kenilworth
c:il1br. tbe chief uid.
Three Saved From Ocean
Trio Adrift 3 Days, Su"'i1'e on Raw Lobster
Tllree Bellflower men, adrift for
more than 3& boars tn CataUna Chan-
nel, were towed llfely a&bcn to Dau
Potat Monda1 alttr1IOGD u the Coast
Gurd wu coaduct:1q an air-andoflea
8-ch.
fte motor ol tbltt 17.foot outboard
..,.. broke down at about lllldnllbt
ID"d&J u tbe men WWI rttm'IWll
hit ..... dl.U., otl Ca'•llu. ,,..,
"'" ataflt.d about 4 mUu oat of
b1Da Polat barbar bJ I pri•N ,._. .
ill n~ p.m. Moid1. and .... u..
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towtd ashore by a pcivat.t vea"L n. m• ar• Furet Dam.mar, 25:
Doll a.a.cm, 31; aad G1r7 t.. Belt. ,... .
a..on•a wile reported Ult aw.. u•ma. at 6:18 p.m. Suad17. Aad
a Cout Guard March WU bepn at
'7:M a.m. MODdaJ. Sevtril ol 8eDJ011's
frttMa allo t4*led iD b INrdl, and
tt -.., who .,..... tbt bo&t
........, ift91'DOOe.
Kn; .... ..w ... ....., tokl
ber tllllt ...... q\111 about mtwq
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between the bland and the ma!nlaad
She a&ld the men rlated a ..U and
thto tiecan to paddi. for abore.
S.~UH ot the atronc cunut the
a..t ~ bl Ult llJIMI pi.ace for
...... houri, rhe aaJd.
~IDtU&JlJ brMt ... wind pqahed
Che bolt down eout.
Mt1. 8aloil laid Urie D1«ft bad no
,..., ind thit tlMb' anl7 foOd ....
tbt r.,, Jobltlr wlaScb tbeJ Md cauatit
00 ....,_ ,,. tbr• ,,.. reported
ill 11*1 CCDdib ds tbllr .......
often of tattnc her on We at the tim•
sbe becatM precnet by another
Marine," be said.
Mra. Thomas, 25, la acculed of poi·
sooing her baby by putttne a caustic
solution into his feedine bottle on
July 13, UMIS. Tbe baby died ln boe-
pltal 17 days later.
DklceJ recalled the horror of San
Clemente police officers who were
summoned to the Beach Motel. 1607 N.
El Camino Real in the early hours of
July 13.
"TbeJ found an Infant whose black·
eoed mouth bad completely disinte·
grated," he said.
"The child'• Ups were peellng away
aod medical evidence will disclose
that internal burning had destroyed
tissue all the way to the stomach."
Sgt. Thomas, teated in the front
row of the courtroom, visibly flinched
u Dickey recalled the distress of the
beb7 ",rb1cb couldn't make a sound, it •imply guped for air."
Ke looked lntently at the floor as
Dickey asked the jury to study state· menu made by the hysterical Mr1.
Tbomaa. on that night and on dates
pdor to the birth of the child.
Tbls ii lb& second trial of Mra.
Thomas. Her first trial in May, 1967
ended sensationally when the jury
returned a guilty verdict only lo have
the judge ruled a mistrial when a
juror admitted under post-verdict poll·
int that he had "just gone along
with tbe majority."
Judie Bruce Sumner of Laguna
Beach asked further questions of the
juror then immediately threw out the
verdict
HU decision has been upheld by
the California Supreme Court after
it was challeneged by Orange County
District Attorney Cecil H1cu.
Huntington Murdered
Woman Still Unknown
Frl!Wa™i Huntington Beach police
for the filth stralght day could report
no progress today In their efforts
to identify a woman fou,1d murdered
Thursdat in a neighborhood ditch.
AU checks with Orange County
police departments. a western states
all-points b u 11 e t i n , fingerprinting
bureaus of the state and FBI and
wi•h Mexican authorities have failed
to uncover any clues leading to the
dead woman's identl!lcation. The vie·
tlm apparently had been sexually
molested.
Police discounted rumors that the
vi..:tim was a "bar habltue."
Capt. Earle Robitaille told the DAI-
L PILOT that local bars have all
been checked, a routine procedure
ln homicides, but be rejected as a
"total lie" report,, that ''scores of
P'1rsons" believed they had seen the
woman in different local taverns.
Robitaille said that his department
baJ no "plainclothesmen staking out"
bars.
The Jane Doe. whose throat had
been slashed, was round Thursday
afternoon by boys returning from
play.
Police described her u having very
dark brown hair. brown eyes, S-feet·3.
l~ pounds, and somewhere between
20 and 30 years old.
Sbe was wearinc a Joog sleeved
floral design nylon blou.se, purple
capris and black loafers. She bad
a pale blue emerald cut dinner ring
on tbe left Utt.le finger.
Painter Admits
Reduced Charge
Newport Beach painting contractor
Robert P. Yard1ey pleaded guilty Mon-
day in Harbor municipal court to redu-
ced charges of resisting a public offi·
cer.
Yardley, 36, was ordered to return
to court April 17 for probation hearing
and sentencing. He is free on bls
own recognizance.
Yardley was arrested earlier this
month after he allegedly assaulted
two Newport Beach police officers
in a melee at his 1321 Hampshire
Road home. Both officers claim they
received cuts and spl"ains which re·
qi.:.red hospital treatment w he n
Yardley tried to prevent the arrest
of a youth who is accll!ed of filing
a false police report.
Felony charges were d r o p p e d
a.,ainst Yardley Monday when he
agreed to plead guilty to the ~sser
charge.
LONDON (UPI) -'ni. price ol
1old dropped on European marbG
for the second consecuUve day toda1
as emergency measures taken by Ui,
United States and ltl western partnert
steadied both the pound and the dollar.
Bullion 10ld at approxJmately '31
an ounce today.
Gold prices bad I08red to $44.38
an ounce a\ the height of gold·btt1ine
frenzy last week when speculatOJ"I
believed the dollar would be devaluf4
The emergency moves opened fQlc!
m arlcets to free trading, and buDke
prices <irbpped today on the Puii,
Zurich and Frankfurt exchanges.
Hoarders unloaded some of the 1old
they had bought lul week.
President Jobnaon'a call for a U·
tional austerity proeram in the Unit.cl
Stat. helped depreu gold on the
markets no longu supplied bulllo~
by the United States or the European
nations of the now defunct cold pool
Gold closed in Paris today at f39,M
an ounce - a sharp decline frObl
the '40.01 price Monday and 1be
record '44.38 last Friday w h e n tbe
market went wild.
Similar reports came from dMlen
1n Zurich where 10 to U ton.a of
cold changed hands. Frankfurt dealers
reported the price of a gold m,ot
c2.2 pounds) was tU57. nus com.
pared with a Monday price of '1,485.
At the same time, both tbe dollar
and the pound rallied strondr and
in early Paris trading returned to
pre-crisis levels.
Desegregation Roles
Set for All States
WASHINGTON (UPI) -School
desegregation "guideliDell," prevtomly
nimed only at the South, now an
lo be applied by the federal govern-
ment to the entire nation, eapedally
the North and West.
The Department of Health, Educa-
tion and Welfare announced Moada1
that It was scr9pping the _.
tidiscrlmlnation guidelines, or ltan·
dards created 1n 1965 to speed
desegregation ol schools in 17 IOUthern
and border states and adopted a new
policy requlring equal enfon:ement la
all states.
r.m., llWdl 19, 1'61
Ronald Reuther, director of the
Fleishbaclcer Zoo m San fran<.is<:o
had a "headache." He bad to move
''Cuddles" and "Puddles,'' two
hippos weighin~ 4,000 and 2,780
pounds respectively to the new
$130.000 Africa 1CeDe shelter. A
scavenger company loaned its truck
and driver for the stupendow as-
s1 ~n ment. "You can have that kind
of 6luf f," moaned the truck driver
later, "I'll stick to debris and gar-
bage." •
Dann11 S. Yowng, 22, of B~~
oillt, Tenn., ii aJ&own in G photo t.cJk.
en jwt ~fort M 1DGI ki~d in Vid-,wm. Hi! paTt11tl, Mr. 011d Mr1. Char-
le& A. Young, received the photo of
their aon alo-ng with a poem, "Living
and l>fllng," m which M ahmnta the
drafk1od{lera and prottstera in the
U.S., and pomt.! 01.1& tht M1oia of
the U.S. fighting men in Vidnam. • We know tux rentals are higb,
but how mueh does it cost to run a
$3 million jetliner for about two
hours? VMp Hubert Humptlrey
arrived in Scranton, sana tux, for
a formal dinner of the Friendly
Sons of Sl Patrick. Discovering be
bad forgotten bis tux, mm 6e'llt
the Lockheed Jet.!tar back to Wash-
lngton NaUonal Airport and it re-
turned some two hours later with
the formal wear. 1t was transport·
ed by state police to the vice presi-
dent waitiD1 a& a Scranton ootel. •
Jacluon Co"" t 11 trta111rn
Cheitn GutMI ~cdoed 18 and
the foUowing Ltttn: "Dear Sir:
Approzimatelt1 eight or nine
1 years ago, whilt I wa& 1tiU in
high school, myielf and a fritnd
itolt aboMt 10 gallon& of f/GI
from a~ near Willow lAJu.
In tM poat month this hal ~en
bothmna me and noto l feel I
should make thtngs riQht. En-
closed ple<Ue find $3 which
1houLd cover tM cost of the
gG8."
• San Francisco Patrolman Frank
Watton'1 absence for a few minutes
provided a wonderful opportunity
for a woman horse J'Ufltler. The
young, long.haired girt, dressed in
white jeans and white sweater.
happened by in Golden Gate Park
and began patting Ned, the police-
man's horse. Seeing no one around,
she climbed on the oone and trot·
ted ofi. A motorcycle officer ,ave
chase and recovered Ned after the
girl had dismounted and run away.
Winter
s .. pen N•IJlled
Kidnaped Girl,
4, Home S~fe
SAN ,\NTONIO, Tex. (AP) -lt'BI
aauta 1afely returned dark-eyed.
curly-blir<~ Dana Lynn Keller, 4, to
her ~ta late Modday night, about
10 boun after lbe was abducted at
gunpoilJt by a mau wbo demanded
P0,000 ransom.
The FBI said an agent found tht
girl bQlmd and gagged in an isolated
barn. She had apparenUy spent hours
alone in the dark.
A 56-year-Old television repairman
led agents to the barn about ~ miles
oort2l of San Antonio. The man was
arrested alter five times driving past
a point where authorities. acting on
tdepboned instructions, bad placed
the '30,000 ransom.
Baar County authorities took
custody of the man. He was JlilJed
after giving a statement but no
charges were filed immediately.
The child's father, attorney Marvin
G. Kelter, 'J7, told nenmen: "lf I
f/Ver bad a doubt about the existence
of God, I don't have it n<>w because
all my prayers were answered."
A m-1d, Mn. Lupe Garcia, at the
Keifer• wbionable home in suburban
Cutle Hills, said a man drove up
in a white panel truck and posed as a repairman to gain access to
the home about 1 p.m. The maid
was alone in tbe house with Dana
Lynn and another Kelfer child, 7-
month-old Traey.
Mn. GAM& told police the MID,
a 1tiockln1 over his f.ce, pulled a
gun. He ~und ber with tape, Iha
said, got IOQJe blankets ud 1elt witb Dana Lynn. ..
Tht m8ld worked tree and alerte4
netahbor1 •bo cail4!d police. · '
A penciled n.JlSOD\ -. left in CM
kitchen waned aeat.mt c a n t • I
authorttiea, demanded 0),000 in imaJl
bi.111 and laid .lnstructiom would ..
called at 7 p.m.
Tbe call came at 7:40 p.m. PBJ aim left the home carryblt fD
airline flight bag. It WU Jett beskll
a r\U'aJ road northwest of San Antoaio,
about three mile• from the Keifer
home.
A dbtrlct attorney investigator laid
the repairman directed FBI agem
to the barn. The FBI said Dana Lynn was found
wrapped inside a pink aJld wbite
blanket, lying in a feedin& trou•
in the barn. her mouth taped.
Kelter said the abduction was ·~
pareotly the result of a "personal
grudge" concerning ~ forecJolure,
presumably by the savtnga and 1oAn
company operated by the victim's
maternal grandfather, Louil Michaeli.
Keller praised newsmen for svp-
presslng reports ol the abduction until
the child was safe. "Your cooperation
really saved her life.'' be told
r.ewunen.
Killer Escapes Police;
Buffalo Residents Warned
BUFFALO, N.Y. (UPI) -Tbe ltlller
of Kitty Genovese, a New York City
barmaid slashed to death while 38
neighbors listened to her screams
without helping, was believed armed
and "bottled up" today near a hospltal
from which be slugged bis way to
freedom,
Winston Mosely , 32, waiting to be
~barged from Meyer Memorial
Hospital after minor sur&ery to return
to A'llca State Pri.lon, Monday punch-
ed corrdool offlc 'T H • r m a n ~. fled down a corridor, out
a 1)ack door, and diaappured into
50me bushes.
Police said Uiey bad received 10
to 15 telephone caill a.J bour from
~ resident.I ol Buffalo's Kens·
ington section. They said Moseley was
"very dangerous" and cautioned
King Implores
Negro Workers
To 'Stay Home'
.dEMPBIS, Tenn. (UPI) -Dr.
Martin lAltber King Jr. Monday night
called upoo Negro worten to stop
work for one day Friday t o
"prusure" the dty to ~ the
demands of strikine s a n I t a t i o n
~.ployes.
"You let the day come whet! not
a Negro in thia city wlll to to any
job downtown, when no N•sro in
domestic le'l'Viei! wW go to 9Q1body's
kitchen. when no black atudent will
attend any school," Kin& told a rally °' 12,000 persons.
"They will bear you tbeD. The city
ol ~mpbia will not be able to function
that day."
residents and motori.&ts to lock all
doors.
New York City police laid today
thE:y bad officers wa&cblnl Mosely's
home in the Richmond mn .-On
of Queens, not far from where b s
Genovese was stabbed 15 tlmes Mareh
13, 1964, while nei&tibon ipored ber
ploas for help.
Buffalo police sald most of tbe calls
they g<>t from resJdents who claimed
they saw Moseley "were just their
imagination. They're pretty scared."
50 Riot Po&e
Break Up Cr<\wd
In Tampa Melee
TAMPA, Fla. (UPI) -About 50
rict poUce moved ~ the Central
Avenue Negro district early today to
break up a crowd of newly 200
sh<luting, bottle..tbrowing Negroes pro·
t~Ung alleged police brutality.
Helmeted police, carrying bayonet·
equipped 1botguna, arrested at least
eight perlODI before order was
restored about 3 a.m., police said.
Central Avenue, which borders a
huge low-rent bouilng project at the
southern end of downtown Tampa,
was the scene ol four days of rioting
last June in wbidl dozens of buildings
were burned in several pitched street
battles with police and N at10oal
Guardsmen.
Officers Mid the disturbance begata
shortly bef<n midnight when police
W't!nt to Ceotral Avenue to arrest a
Negro wODlllD on charges of public
drunkenneu.
A crowd quickly aatbered and began
shouting "pollct brutality."
The arreltint officers called for
help. and when additiooal police ar·
rived. the crowd began burling botUet
at them.
Exits Wednesday
Westerly Winter Winds to Wane by Week's End
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" . . • GENTLY DOWN THE STREAM" -Work·
men in rowboat. check M"ftr openlnp alone the
business section of Weymouth Landing, Man., in
order to keep the flow of runoff water moving. A
severe northeast storm dumped almost five inches
of rain on Botton a.ad sections ol New EngJand
Mopday cauat.ne severe floods in m111y areas.
Amoni hardest hit was Providence, R.1, when the
Woonasquetucket River overflowed its banks en-
dangering many homes.
Floods Swamp New England
Scores Evacuated; Damage to Run lnw Millions
Frem Wire Savlcea
Flaah flood warnlnp remained ii
effect l<r southeastern Manacbuletts
today on the third straight day of
rain in New England.
A savage northeast storm dropped
almost six inches of rain ip 30 hours
In some areas. Scores of pertons were
evacuate<! from low-lyin1 land, and
many communities were threatened
by noo<11 ..
Damage was expected to run i:nto
the millions ol dollars,
The Weather Bureau w a r n e d
resident. ttiat several rivers in
Massachusetts and Rbode Island will
remain over their banks through ~
day.
The bureau s.>id since lbe storm
begn Sunday, Boltoa bad bad 5.08
iaches ol rain and Falmouth bad had
6.87.
The Charles, Nashua and Black.slone
Tiv.ars were about two feet above
flood stage early today and the bureau
said larg~r streams in c o • s t a l
Massachusetts such as tbe Ipswich
and Taunton rivers would be out of
tbeir banks for the next several days.
An eight-foot wall of water caused
by a burst In a dam at Easton forced
scores ol persons to flee Monday even·
ing. Firemen and civil defense agents
moved in to aid the evacuees. wd
pollce '1ffJ'e posted to CU•d against
looters.
Auth«ities said several youths were
caught 1l'eallng color television sets
and attempting to make a eetaway
in a stolen cs.
Wint.er threw a parting sbot ol snow
and cold across the nOl't!mu Rocaes
and plama while heavy rains and
melting snows swamped parts ol the
Northeast and left thousands without
electnclty.
With spring less than 24 hours away
-by the calendar, at least -IDOW
fell from northern Utah, across
Wyomul& and the Dakotas. Tem·
peratures tumbled into the teens and
20s behind the storm.
Heavy-snow warnings were posted
for porUoos al the Dakotas and
northwestern M.imlesota. Additionally,
warmngs were issued to ltockmen
and travelers in other part& of the
Dakotas, Nebraska, Kansas • n d
northern New Mexico.
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5 YEARS BOB WILSON
HAS STOOD FOR PROGRESS
COSTA MUA HAS FLOURISHED
Al an ex ... ple, the a.• • y .. n history
of Harlaor Boulevard Development
A. Automobl1e Agencies
1. Connell (hev,.let
2. Lou lhnny Otckmebile
4. Cat'Yer hntiac
S. Datsun Dealer
7. 1111 Jones Chrysler Imports
I . H1rbor Dedge
9. N.._. Cacllllac 3. Robins Ford A,ency 6. Atlas Chrysler.Plymouth
10. Lincoln Mwcvry
I . Other Developments
1. College Shopplnt Center lnclutli"I •· S.cvrity Pint Natfonal lank
a. Kerm Rima Hardware S. Denny'•
b. HoUlsten 6. Kinney'• Shoet
c. Howard JohMOM 7. G11dy9ar Tl,. and Rubber
d. California Federal Savinp UMI Loan I . Reut.ne Coco
•· Three ttory office "'-ildint 9. so.non. Yapbond Motel (propolod) welt
2. United Calffwnl• 8-nk .WO ., Harbor, MXt to Faimew Sf ate ....._.tal
3. First Natlenal lank of o,_.. County ,,.,.rty
Bob Wilson's marriage to the C ity of Coste Meae began in 1952 as
City incorporation, 1952-53, then Chairman, Costa Mesa Plannin9
1958-60, and Mayor, 1964-66.
Chairman to
Commi11ion,
TM Harbor llvd. Developmellf has increased in value four
times. it the last four years as follows.
llSi•ss lice• ht•• AssesJM Y1llll11
licrllsM u.-...... $611,000
Siies la hYeaae
.,... $15,000
All ol this ;ust clicln't happett-
it was plannecl
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'Not Enotlfl• Vloletatt'
Second Mass Riot Planned
At U.S. Embassy Sunday
LONDON (UPI) -A
youn1 Briton arretted dar·
m1 Sunday'• anti-Vietnam
riot In front of the U.S.
Embae•y in London com·
plained today there was
"not enough violence" ln the
90-minute pitched battle.
"Next time it will be dil·
fereot," s aid 1&-year-old
Jtlm Hoskins. pulling on a
~· "If we get into the ftnt floor ( Amerlean ae·
ooad) of the Ernb111y Ull
llfarinea 1'UI Ol*I nr •.
"That 11 \ftat wt •ant."
A aecoftd DWI anti•U.S
dtmoottratiOD ._., bt1Da
pluDed tor .. xt SUDday.
Liit Sunday's ~.
2 Killed, 28 Injured
As Bus Strikes Mine
JERUSALEM I UPI> -A
acbool bus filled w i t b
atudeob on a field trip
&truck a mine 15 m1Je1 north
of the Red SM pan ol &latb
Mooda1, killJN two penoDI
and tnJurfnc ~. 1-1tl laid
today.
The government blamtd
Arab Infiltrator• and l9Sd
such lncldenta bad kU1td
four persons in tbt put
three days.
Foreign minister Abbe
E b a n iDltructed llr1et11
United Nat.tom ambassador
to tUe to the U. N. Security
Council the complaint that
Israel't neifhbors w e r e
helpinl Arab terrorlats.
Two Ianeli 1 o J d le r1
W!n killed in • club with
Arab inflltraton in the
Beisan Valley Sunday nilht·
They were hit by gunfire
from acrots the Jordan
R Iver in the area of Tirat
Zvi. One infiltrator WU kill·
ed.
Eban instructed Israel's
U. N. AmbaNador Jo.eph
Tekoah to tell the Security
Council Israel was obliged
to take all &teps nece1aary
to defend Ks peopje and ter·
rltories.
Tbe school bos struck the
mi.De in the aame area
where aa anny ba1ftnct bit
a mine a few boW'I ..tllr.
There were no c:teu..,,.. ID
the firtt ~.
"We can authoritatively
•late that Jordanlana mow
who does wbat and from
which point at leut u well
.. ft do,'' aakl Brtc.U.
Aharon Yciv, Israeli Arm1
intelligeDC9 cbief.
Bombs Blast
U.S. wnsul
In Brazil
Yar1v said Syria formerly
wu the prmclpal &OllTce of
El Fatab ( A r a b > In·
filtrators.
"Toda1," Yarlv said, "ll 11 JCl"dllD. ..
YarlY and De fen se
MlnfM Molhl Dayan aaid
r.tael w11 emp&o,iq new meana to combM tcrvrt1ts.
JDcladktr mJMd fmce1 ud ellctroalc devieel. ,,,., did
not.W.-•:
TrooJ>8Hunt
Guerrillas
In Rhodesia
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DAILY ftlLOT 1 .i ~ j,
• I tie • AMGtLES -Ac· ceufully ioQlh\ a ~ ' ia u lnftlbnent acheme
CUaed ;ex~ Frank of venue ol t.be1r trial to whlcb acquirtd choice Lake ,. .... _. . Arrowhead property b y "Btc Frank"·Jiatran,a and Los Anaeles Superior \.NW•· fWllnl qutt clatm deeds.
LoW1 B. s&ierM ~ new Matran1a it ta... 00 •pptal His conviction included a 1~1 Monday tnd won from his •ntendn& Fe1t. l&. '8 000 fint ln San Bernardiao SUperlor • ·
1 two.momh ~ of tbelr Court where be waa fol.lnd Whatever th• outcome or
trill lft S\lperlor 0ow1 here. guilty of violatlnt tJl' terms the CUITent Los Angeles
Mattan1a, 58, will nbw be of hls probatlorl. trial. Matr81l3a must. aerve
repr,.tntid by a t t o r n y Matranga ••• sentenced the sentence Imposed in San
Jerome W~ber. Lc>a Anceles to 1·10 years tn it.ate prt10n Bernardino.
lawyer Jack Dahlstrom has after !he J\ldll ruled that T h e Matranaa-Salerno
picked up th~ brief of he violated bia probation by tr1aJ &!larked an uproar
Salenlo, a&, l f«mer City becoming lnyolved in the which led to a further Grand
of Ctmmtrce councllman. Oranje COuntf lfaod theft
Botb m«i must return to case. Matran1a wu con-Kida Like to
court Pay 24. victed of coosplracy to com.
Both mm, tree on bail. mit eranct tbeft after being 'Aak Andy'
are accuted of crand thdl ldentlfled 11 ~ rb>lleader and CQlliplracy and were in· ---
dieted by an Orange County
GrarMi Jury in November.
Jury l D V t • t 1 I a t l 0 Jl of
Superior Juqe W 1111 a m
Murray'• a 11 t 1 • d in·
dlacretlon l n cUtcusalnc
COpeland'a cue witb an at-
torney wbo bad not been
...wntCl b1 Copeland.
Notlni that a t t o r n e y
Nathan SD)'dtr wu paid
fl,000 by Copeland lm·
mediate: Jod&e Mut· ray's 1 of the
charcea 11 t the Corona
del Mar man, the grand jury
commenlled that Judte Mur-
ray's actions wwe, to say
the least, ''a breach of
judicial canon~ ot ethics."
1!16&. AlleaaUons by Corona
del Mar businessman Wayne
Copeland, wbo to Id in.I
vesllgators that both men NIGHT .nd DAY SERVICE
Harold Wlll.Jams (riaht), obatnoaii 'of 1988 tJnlted
Jewbb Welfare l'un.d kl Or~ Cowlty,J. br1efs ~
new helper, ~· lUcbard T. Rtnna w-Westmin·
1ter). ~ cobgrellDWl bu accepted codlirman-
lbip of the drive and will work wlth Y/Ul.laDll, who
it PNtJdem oMlUJ\t-Weason F004a ol Fullerton.
MacArthur Boulevard
To Be Vets Memorial
TUSTIN -At formal who 11w their Uvea to
ccemonlel eometima la aatecuard th• c.uH of
April MacAttbur Boulevard freedom." I wlll bl detlgna1ed a I COroaa de1 Mar Fr"1JIJ,
V e te r a n 1 ' M e m«1a1 to be ~ lD the nut few
Hltbw1, ~ office « State years wtU wtpe out the
Sen. Jahn Sdunitz (R· p r es e 11 t M a c A r t h u r
TuJtln), revealed today. Boulevanl In the are a
•
had demanded $.1,500 to pay
off the Judie and district
attorney in hia fraUd trial,
led to the arre1t of both
meq.
Matratl1a, said to be a
leader in Sou~a'Dd Mafia
circles, and Salerno sue·
T 9' A v ·1 LI NG?
LIARN YOUI mMOAIY .••••.••
AND THIN LIAIN TO COMMUNICATI.
CoftvtrMtional
GeRMAN
SPANISH
FRENCH
New memlt1t ·ct1nes ~tin9 formed.
Individual att.ri+ion.
N•tlvt Instructors.
21 &......,-$120.
' 9:30 AM. TO 9-.30 11'.M.--'ATUlDAY 10 A.M. TO 6 PM.
At the request ol James deaignated toT the new
E. "Johnnie" Johnson, at.ate name, accordina to cµrrent
director of veterana affaJra, dlvWon ol hlghwa:y« IMJ>I COP.RI SCMOOL: Sen. Schmitz authored a of ttle adopted freeway
reeoluUon in Jut year's 1r~o~ute~·~~~~~~~~==:::c=-================·==============='.:...~~~~~--..:.;..~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ lesblative 1es1ion to clwl&• -
the name of · MacArthur
between Coast ru,nway in
Corona del Mar a n d
Palltades Ro ad to tbe
memcrial highway deallD•·
t1on.
A State Dmlloa o f
ffithways lpObsman uJ4
today that the MacArthur
Boulevard alp.a would rt·
maln on the ro.dwa1 for
tha present in addition to
the new Veterus' Memorial
Hlgbway tab. eurrurt plant can for two ~
lips wittl the new name,
one near tbt Coast HJ&hny
termlnua of MacArthur and
the other between Pallladet
Rold and University Drlvt,
the entrance to UCI.
When queried coacernlna
tbe poeslblt contulioa to
rnotorilta becaUM of two
names for the h e a v 11 y
traveled bouleY8'J'd, t h e
Divllton of H l g h w a y 1
spokesm.ar. replied, "W•
have no choice in the mat-
ter. It is a legislative relOhl·
tion, you know."
Sen. Schmitz' resolution
provides that, "the state
shall erect and maintain ap-
propriate signs" showing
the new deltgnadoa in honor
of the 28 mllHon veteram
living IDd deld In tbe U.S.
and UK more than tbree
mlWon in California, largest
number in any ol the ao •la"•· ''There is no pe:nnanent
memorial in IM It.ate wtdctl
serves the the purpose of honor~ all veteram, IMna
and dead," tbe rnolutioa
continues.
''Thia highway can be 1
Jastln1 mornunertt from our
it.ate and nation to th~
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the beginning of the end
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spOfl~ble for the opera-
llon or the computer
c e n l e r. the environ-
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library.
Niguel Tells
$814,493
Net Income
Consolidated net income
of LaguM Niguel Corp. for
th• six month period ending
Jan. 21, .... •1ues, with
a IJ'Oll of $4,t'TUM. For
the aame period in the
previous fiscal year, the net
income was $23,236, with a
gross of •t,428,004.
Earnin&s per share in the
period ending Jan. 31. J968
was 42 cents altB allowance
for prderred dividends . as
compared with earnings of
minus 2 cents for the same
period in the preceding
fiscal year.
1r, matins t h • an·
nouncement, Gerald W .
Blakeley Jr., JJresideut of
Laguu Niguel Corp., ex·
plained that such earnings
are not necessarily In·
dicative ol results foy the
fuU fiacal year. Reaults ol
the llnt six months reflect
the sale of acreage to North
American Rockwell Corp.
whkh iJ now building a
huge fnduatriaJ complex on
lhe lite. The J million square
foot facility ls scheduled to
be iJt operation by 1969,
emPloylng 7,500 persons.
Lack of Confidence in Dollar Tied to String of Setback.
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1.-" •II <AfTW •llOUI, mi.wt Ill• --~· ·~·· .. to -· ·~-By SYLVIA PORTER
How dJd the mighty U .S
e v e r get i o t o a pot1tioo
where we could be battered
by ~ world stampede from
dollars to gold? How could
mistrust of oor dollar and
expectat10M that 1! wouJd
be devalued this p a s t
weekend b e c o m t so
widespread that on Friday
many European merchants
w e r e refusing to accept
l' S. currency?
Tht usual way questions
in this sphen are answered
1.s by an analysis of the
deficit.., in our balance of
payments -and lat.er in
this column, I'll a1ain try
to explain this bafflegab.
But because of t h e
magnitude of this gold run
and the events which trig-
gered It, the questfons this
time demand a more fun-
d amen ta 1 ar.swer.
Spec1 ficaU y:
WE GOT into this mess
by pursuing policies abroad
and at borne which have
undermined lhe faith of
even our best I o re i & n
fnendJ in our financial
responsibility -not to men-
tion our moral integrity and
poUUcal-diplomatic wisdom.
In a very real aenae, the
run on 101.d this month wu
a maaslve vote of no con-
fidence in our Vietnam
policies.
It was ao indictment oC
our failure to date to offset
soaring Vietnam spendJng
with higher income taxes
and I o w e r non-military
spend!ng and the:reby to
limit U!e red ink in our
budgtt.
IT WAS a reminder that
monetary sy1tem1 run on
faitb, 1 warnini that we
must make strengthening of
the dollar a major goal of
policy and pursue the aoaJ
retentlesaly.
These are serious ac-
cusaUona and behind them
is t:be fact that foy 11 years
since 1950 -witb the sln&}e
ueeptioo ot 1967 -we have
spent more money abroad
than we hitve earned abroad
and we have thus flooded
lhe world with doUan which
can be turned into OUT gold
by qualified foreign holders.
We have each year ex-
ported more goods and
services than we bave Im-
ported. But we have aJso
each year turned the mult.i-
btllicn dollar surpluses In
our balance of trade Into
deficits in our o v e r a 1 1
balance of payments by our
heavy m i I i t a r 1 and
economic aid a p e n d I n g
abroad, our m o u n t I n g
tourist sprees, our huge
private i n v e s t m e n t s
overseas.
lN 1"7. the surplua In
our bal1ince of b'ade came
to $3.6 btlhoo. But primarily
because of our Vietnam war
spend.int,, U!e deficit in our
total balance of payments
came to $3.S billion.
What makes this red ink
total so important 11 tbe
fact that under the in-
ternational m o n e t a r y
system we created at Bret-
ton WOO<b, New Hampahire,
ln 1944. the dollar la the
fr~ warld's key "resave
currency" -meaninc it is
used by nationa to aettle
debts with eacb other, bas
a status equal to told. What
gives 1t this ltatm la turn
is the fact that tile U. S.
stands committed to convert
dollars held by qualified
foreign creditor• Into gold
on demand at the p.g price
of S3S an ounce.
While most of o u r
creditors bave been willing
to bold dollars (monetary
aystems run on faJtb),
othen have been converting
dollar claim• lnto sold.
Bal even this dl•tutbM•
rat.lo would not ti.ve ft"llPc.d
into 10 vlolt-nt • Cold c:rfeit
had It not been for ft.it
until recently wa1 1 m.lnar
aspect of the system -the
exiatence ol frtt C o l d
markeb, ooublJ in l.oodae,
in wh Jcb dealera,
ll>t(Ultt.ora aod boarders
trade In gold.
To bold down the price or gold ln the free mart.Ct
in line wltb the '35 prtee
mamtaioed by tM U. S.,
the leading financial JJhen
of the free world fanned
a "gold pool" In 1981
through whlch they have
been st.1pplying metal to the
London market fTom ~Ir
own monetary r e s e r v ~ s
when"v~ the private de-
mand threatened to send the
price aoaring. France drop-
ped out of the pool laet year.
The U. S. bM been COO•
tributing 59 percent of the
gold fed into the market
by the remainina member
n1tlon11.
NOW COME the events
which t r i g g e r e d the
stamped~.
-Jn November, th t
British devaluatloo of lhe
pound set off a ~:ries of
gold buying apreea in the
free markets on the basis
that the U. S. dollar wouJd
topple next and we would
be compelled to double or
trip&e our official '35 gold
price. France fed rumors
into the markets fostering
tbl1 expectation.
-The setback.I the U. S.
France baa been deliberate----------------------11'
Jy C 0 D I p i C U 0 U I and
maliciuu1 in her demands
lo:r &old in place of dollan.
Her gold purchases have
been openly designed to pro-
mote her vidou1 a n t i -
American u.mpaien.
OUR FOREIGN creditors
now hold about $.14 billion
uf 1.0.U. clailJll against our
gold reserve. Our gold
reserve ls a fraction of that:
down to fll.4 billion from
$2U billion la lMt.
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Je DAILY PILOT
By EARL GUSTREY
Of .. Oellr ..... Stilt
.. Magic" ts a word often W*l
when there's a dear1tl of ratJooal
explanation.I tor a phenomenal
event.
Tbe word was used when Corona
del Mar High SchOol basketbell
coach Bill Bloom was asked how
UC Irvine coach Dick Davia was
able to produce a »a record this
1eason.
"The guy is ju.t magic," Bloom
replied, throwinl up bil hands.
"I've never seen a coed\ win
u many close iames u be does.
I'd say Pete NeweU was a better
coach than Davls. but I can't trunk
of anyone elJe who wu. .
"Davu just wins. There'a nothing
else you can say "
ll ls clear that Davis' achieve-
ment with UCl's basketball team
this year was no lest than a
remarkable performance. To start
with, UCI compiled 1~11 records
in its flnt two basketball sNson.s.
And so it seemed unfair in
Novemher to expect of Davis a
d.ramabc improvement in his first
aeason u bead coach.
True, UCI had five lettermen
THE MAGIC&AN -'lbe hair isn't u long now and !le wears
glasses but it's the same Dick Davi.I who ii UC Irvine's buket-
6all coach. Thia ii a 1951 photo taken when Davis played for
Orange Coast.
NCAA BU'ketball
Championship Clash
Will Be on Local TV
Contrary to di.!torted reportl which
have caused near-rebellion among
Southland basketball followers, the
NCAA basketball championship game
will be televised locally Saturday
night.
!'.CAA public information director
Tom Hansen confirmed that report
Monday and he went on to Hplaln
the reason for blacking out the local
:>rea Friday night when UCLA and
Houston collide at the Sports Arena
r. the semifinals -or the "West
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cbamponshlp," u the NCAA refm't
to at.
The "Eut champtomhlp" tiff puta
North Carolina againlt Ohio St.te 11
the f1rtt ball of Friday's attracti•e
twin bill
Friday's wlnDen retwn Saturday
nilht to play tor tht NCAA crown
and that's the tiff local vitwers will
1et Ln fhe1r Uvin& rooms
Hanten tel.a WbJ Friday's 1euton
pt.a the ~out treatmtcL
"It bM bela a Joo& ltaDd1nl policy
to bl.Id out Fr1da1 tdJlrt play tn
CIM~aadc b•m pto11 b Ip -*. • M aplam.. "Wt feel .. t
WIMD 1 fan paJI • for a ... t. lat
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,..., la • 1oeal teem f.nvolved In
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ception, however. with local interest
hieh in each regional."
Indeed it waa a freak year with
two New Mexico te.aTJ\J playlna in
Albuquerque, two North Carolina en·
tries clashing in Raleigh, N.C., Ken-
tucky involved in its own gym at
Lexington and Kansas State com·
peting in the Wichita regionw.
Now it's UCLA battling Houston in
Los Angeles this Friday night ln a
replay of "the game of the century."
a.s some have tagged 1t.
By the way, this is the 30th NCAA
basketball ohampionah1ps. The two
n.lghts of action at the Sport& Arena
were completely sold out three days
after tickets went on sale -11 months
ago.
That means a throng uf nearly 15,ln>
wUl witness each night's competitJon
. . . a far cry from the crowd of
5.500 that turned out at Northwestern
Uruverslty iD 1939 to ste Ore1on whlp
Ohio State. 46-33, in tbt nnt NCAA
title showdown.
* * *
returnlDa but tiM ICbedalt bad ..... •
jacked up conUderablJ with UM
lit• ol Cal ~ (Loa Ana•>:
Fruno State, Jlbode laland Ull
UC Santa Barbara.
But the team started and flDl.lbed
fasL The Anteaten staUtrtd
fa'f'OHCI te.na like Cal State (Lot
An1ele1), San Fernando Vallt7
State and Nevada Southern. Thea.
Invited to the NCM'a welt C!Oelt
coDe1e dMllon reponala at Su
Diego, UCI loUed an even sreata
upMt, atunntna Cc.AA winner SID
Dle10 State, 7Mt, in Che firR
round.
Tbe teuoD ended i.t ....,.
apt when tahd II N t Y-•d•
loutherD h8cl to II> ID-Giit ta wia
GM reito~ '7to-14. ~ lJCJ Md led for most of the pipe.
On the lut day ID J-..,, after
111a team 11ac1 mot a Pirc.at friiD
the floor in •u., vao., SCA
IMO. Davit auddeal'7 found bllmelf
Sn poeaeMion of a team tUt w•
14-3.
He aa:ld tben: "If yoa bid tDld
me two months a10 we'd be 144
now I'd have aald 70U were cray.
The klda are doiDt an unbeU....ahk
job."
Chamberlain Scores 53
76ers Wilt Lake rs, 158-128
PHJLADELPHIA (AP) -WUt
Chamberlain's thoughts were 90 miles
away. But he still had one of bia
finest hom1 In pro baaketball -53
points, 32 rebounds and 14 aaslsta.
After the 7-foot.t Chamberlain led
the Philadelphia 78ers to ltunning 158-
121 Naitional Bulletball Aasoclatlon
victory over Los Angeles Monday
night, ell be could aay wu: 'I'm
happy that Kansu beat VHlanova."
Chamberlaln went to 1ehoot at tbe
Unlvenity of Kansas, so it WU
nature! that he should be concerned
about hi1 aim a mater. playin1 in the
Nlltiooal Invitational Tournament at
Madiaon Square Garden.
When a voice said over the
loudspeaker that KanNt bad beaten
Villanova, 56-49, time wu called and
Chamberlain did a brief 1trut in the
third quarter. It wu a reel crowd-
pleuer.
"I just felt good," said Chamberlain,
"vu, happy."
Chamberla.in's theatrics during the
time out, however, wun't even a
poor second to bit remarkable show
on the court ln a game that cracked
four records and tied another:
-Most field goals in a came by
both teams, ll6 (broke the record
of l2J Mt by SyrlCUH and San Fran-
claco on March 10, 1963).
-Most field loala by two teams
ln a half, 73 (broke the mark ot
70 set by Boston and Minneapolia
Feb. 'rl, 1969).
-Moet assiata by both tea.ma In
a half, ~ (broke the standard of
42 held by four differeot paln of
teams).
-Mo1t field goall for two teams
in a quarter. 41 (broke the mark
of 40 set by Bolton and Minneapolis
on Feb. 'rl, 1969).
-And, tied most a111lsta Lor both
teama In a quarter, 24 (record held
Fountain Valley Pitcher
Sees Big Year With Angels
PALM SPRINGS (AP) -Pitcher
Jim McGlothlln of Fountahl Valley,
bit rllht arm re1ted, will try to go wlre.~wlre for tbe California An&ela
this year.
"Thia la the first winter I've taken
it eaay," he revealed.. "We've bad
some long workouta th1I aprtnl, but
Mexicans
Could Lose
By STRATFORD JONES
MEXICO CITY (AP) -U the Swn-
mer Olympic Games were c111celled
tom arrow, tlhe Mexicam figure they
would be out around $215 million.
But offlclala of the Organiz.ing Com-
mittee here are not thinking in ttrnu
of canceUatloa and they're goinl
ahead witb buildlnl plana which figure
to reach SM m.llllon before the end
ot the Games acheduled Oct. 12·27.
The threatened boycott of some 4o.
plu1 natiom protestinl the admissioa
of South Africa bu thrown a cloud
over the country'• or~ efforts
but twn't bottled them.
"There are no plans for cancellln1
the Games," llllista Pedro Rarnirea
Vazquez, cbalrman of the Mexican
OrganWng Committee.
"We are IUJ'e that all will be resolv-
ed and that the gMles will be a
success.
"Work continuet at the same pace
as before."
A very Brundage, president of the
International Olympic Committee, has
callea a meetlnl ol the nlne·m&n Ex·
ecutlve Council ln L a u s a n n e •
Switzerland, April 20-21 to reconsider
the IOC dedaion last month restoring
segregationist Sooth Africa to the
Olympic movemmt.
Thirty-two African natioos. perform·
Ing as a bloc. aod close to a doun
other countrlea have announced they
won't compete at Mexico City if South
Africa ls permltted 111try .
The Soviet Union and its satellite,
hav~ issued mild threats, but taken
no definite action.
I don't feel a bit tired. t (eel r e al
good."
McGlothlln was good enough dur·
ln& the fil'lt half of the 1967 seaaon to
take an 8-2 record and a 1.80 earned
run average into an All-Star g a m e
appearance.
After the break, be faded to " with a 4Ji8 ERA.
H9 attributes that leCODd ball aag
ln put to exceastn strain on bla arm.
Ht had pitched for the Angels and
their Seattle farm club In 1966 a n d
then in Venezuela during the wtntu
of 1966-e'T.
"Pitching those 18 straight months
caused a lot of strain," be admJtted
Monday. "I started getting weary."
McGlothlln said bta arm first start·
ed bothering hhn in early July and
that it took him 30 minutes to warm
up for bis All-Star game appearance.
He pitched two scoreles1 Innings
for the American League.
To add to his problem•, McGlothlin
was hit by the Ou ln Chicago and by
a line drive in New York. The line
drive Injured bis pitching band.
But tbe arm bad the moat serious
pain.
"1 &ueu I babied it," he said. "I tried to tell myaelf not, but you
can't help bat hold back a little."
During the laat month of the st•
son, be picked up only one win.
He earned that one In reUef against
Detroit in the seaaon's finale knock-
ing the Tigers out of a fie for first
place.
After that game, he returned to bis
Fountain Valley home for a winter
oL real
'We'll Deal'-O'Malley
Dodgers Still Looking
For Right-handed Hitter
VERO BEACH, Fla. (AP) -The
Lot An&et .. Dodier• continue thel.r
Mardi for a rigbt-hMlded power hit-
ter.
"We a1iD have a void, which we
pubJic)y have actJlowledged, 10 no
one hu to be bubful 8bcMrt coming
to U1 and talking deal," decl•ed
Preaident Walter O'Malley.
J'l)llowing tbe.ir ellbth pbce N•
tlooal Leatut tinlJb in 1987, the
Dodgen bave been activ• ln bueball'a
tr..te marta, coming up with ab<Jrtstop
Zollo Venallea, catcher Tom Haller,
plte.ber Jim Grant and utlllty lnfielder i'nt Popovicb.
"Immediately aft. lbe IMI08 wt
~ OQI' prol>lenu uncle' • mkrotCOpe,
aacl the one we ban not IO!Ytd is
tMt " a ~ power bitter ... O'MalltJ ctecland.
u1 am p~ with tM club Oftl'·
all.•• O'Malley stated. "It ha. tM
but attlt\lde ol any club I ca ncall
ID ,..a. Tbt pitcblnt la .ood, 'ft mo.. aact now we bav• a doabk paa, comblnaUo.n wbkb WCl'b, too.••
With Venalles at sbortatop and JlJn
Lefebvre at second, t b e defense ia
strOllger, and in the nine exhibitions
bl Dodgen have pulled off 15 twin
killl.ngs.
Most upected Versallet to be the
lead-off batter bot ill tbe past four
games, Manager Walt Alstcm baa ex-
perimented with WDlie DaviJ in the
No. 1 spot wttb Zclilo following.
O'Malley listed a couple of "do's''
and a couple of "do nota" for hi•
dub.
"I expect ev1ryone to play up to
his major league averaae and poten-
tial," be aa!d. "l upect dariq oa
the bases, bit and nm plafa. stolen
belel and aqueatl.
"l don't want tt '" &be team aiam.
after Jt pta two nma beb1nd ln the
earlY lnnln&a. limP11 10 drroaah the
motions the mt al U.. pme. I don't
want to aee tbt tatirt team ln a
alpmp at the ume time. I cu un-
dentancl OM or tw• play9n ba& not the entire .......
by two other 11ta oft.ma).
Chamberlain scored 3> polnta In the
ftrat half, but really turned tt Oil
ln the second with 33.
The 'l&eT1 W«e red·bot from the
field, bJttlnl 57 .1 ph cent over-all
and 82.. 7 in the first half when tbt1
built a ~ bulge.
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SPORTS
CUPPED
SHORT
Fn• tf»e W!ret ti AP /UPI
NEW YORK -Sl Peter's will be
back for the aemlfinala of the National
Invitation Tournament Thunday n1Cht
because It saw the bandwritinJ on
the wall Monday nlgbt and followed
1t to the letter.
Scrawled Oll the blackboard lllllde
the door to tbe Peacock dre.11ln1 room
were the tbJckly.Jettered words "run
baby, run." Each player on the equad
glanced quickly at it aa be beaded
out toward tbe court and momenta
bter St. Peter' 1 showed the 1ar1e1t
crowd ever to at~ a baaketball
game ln New York bow to fut brut
for 40 minute• on glass 1llpper1.
Before a dellrious, partisan crowd
of 19,500 the Peacocb gave the NlT
ita second fairy tale in three days,
thrash.b:lg lltb·ranked Duke 100-71 and
gaining the oppor bmity to tnoct off
another aeeded team, Kansu, In UM
aemia. The Jaybawb advanced by
aquelchlng Villanova, S6-49, in the flrat
came ot the Madison Square Gadea
doubleheader.
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Mexico eatlmatea that its outlay for
the Games will bt around '84 million,
with $40 million for constructon and
S44 million for or1Mlsation.
Ramlra rtpcrta that 80 percent
ot the coostrudlon money and 60 per·
cent ol that for cr11niuUoo already
hn been 1p9nt.
The construcdoa money, however,
11 being uled for ~nt fadllties
Ast;rQs Bid Sayonara to Bq
..;)
Mexico haa DO lar1e indoor arena
for athletic cOftt.eltl, baDets or con.
ventlooa, and the SporU Palace will nn that biU.
Tiw Indoor nrtmmln1 and diving
pools belnl boDt will give Mexico
lta only indoor -ruadc tadlltJ with
Wit Mltinl capedlJ ·
Alnrn di c.tmo. ln charp of
t2'9 ccmmltua tlDanca. a a 'J 1
tttlmatec an tblit llaleo w1D recovtr
l>etw-. SD mmtoa IDd MO m1D1oa
wt. the llllDll .. compi.ttd.
'l'h1I mont1 WClldd comt tlO Mexico
thrOQ&b aai. al CGliilclulmt, tllftkion
n,tit.a, tkteta and lodtinl for tourllta,
all af whicb ... btlo1 .......... by
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'nlat list ia 1Upplemented by "a lot of othu
small ldlooLs all over the country," reports Mllina
co.ch Late Obon. · ~ is putt.inf I part.icular),y ~ r1lab ~n ~erberg. When the Oombuaken ·were p•1· ma ta t!llt Konolulu toanwn11tt ill December So-
de'ri>trg recmtd an "Aoha" post card trom' tbt
lslandl, cigned ~ all tb&: tenn members.
Trip Stlwtl•le
He's setting up a schedule now of schools
across the country he'll visit.
. Alru4y, coaches Paul Valenti from Oregon
.... state and Jack Gardner of Utah have visited the
Soderberg's Huntington Beach home.
•·· Even the La.kens are getti1lg in on the ground :...noor.
•'• Dennitt Hamilton, former Huntington Beach
Hllh llar and now a forward for the Lakers, took
Soaert>erg and bis teammate, Bill Moore, to the
Later game Sunday night.
Moore, incidentally, is another first-rate col·
l 191e prospect. He's headed for UC Irvine.
* * * OLSON DEPT. -Marina b.uketball cMch
Lute Ofton paid Newport Harbor High and the
Suntet LMf'Nt a tribute at Marl~'• Msket·
INll benquet Friday nftht at the VIiia Sw.clen
In Huntington Beach.
"I 11w some teams rn the CIF play.Ht
that I think Newport, the third plK• tffm In
our a...,., coulcl htve bHten,'' he said.
* * * AKINS DEPT. -Laguna Beach High football
coach Hal Akina, as dedicated a painter as be is
a fooft>all coach, made a big splash recently at the
Hilkrest Invitational Artists Show in Whittier.
Only Southern California's better-known art·
isU were invited to display their works and Akins
was awarded first pme o9el'all for his "The Third
. Dey".&'!!t!ng. • · has completed a series of six paintings
depicting the &ix days of creation.
* * * ·· LAC!Y DEPT. -It WM lntereating watch·
Int Edgar Lacey bolUnt on the bench durl"t
the replay of the UCLA-Houston game on TV
SVnday nl9ht.
It ..., .. t C4NM out until the w .. k follow·
~· ... fhe Janutr( 20 flllne but Lacey Wh irn-
metmly Irritated at coach John Wooden fer
bel"I taken eut of the g•m• and benctt.d In
the ftrst half. Lacey walked to the bench, 9l1red 1t
Wooden, sat down and snapped his towel •n·
grily at the floor. Then he sat ltolc-llke for
the rest of the pme.
Area Sports Calendar
WedneMay
~ Swimming -C.Osta Mesa "sit Eltancia, FoothJll and El
Dorado at La(una, Santa ·~ at WeatmJn1tn. Corona
del Mar at FounWn Valley,
'1'ewport st A n • h e I m .
Marina at, Weatem, Santa
·~a VaTh!y at Huntington.
(aH at 3:15).
·• Gymnastict -Al Rancho
at Westmjnstft', Newport at
~ Ton'ance. 13:15).
Tlntr.Uy
Track -Estancia at
Valencia, V 111 a Park at Lacuna. W estminlter a t
Western, Ma t n o I i a at
C.Orona del Mar. Loara at
Costa Mesa. Newport at
Santa Ana. Fountain Valley
at Brea. Marina at Santa
Ana Valley. Huntington at
Anaheim. tall at 3:la).
Swimming -UCI at
NCAA championships at
Atlanta, Georgia
Tennis -Cllaffey at
Golden West. Cypttss at
OCC lboeh at 2).
Goll -Brea at Estancia,
Westminster at L. B.,
Wilson, Kennedy at Hunt·
ington (all at 2).
·loath Tomnce Rip miler Deckard Underwood ~ti the DAILY PILOT trO;bJ for uftal tbt tastett tirn (4:19.t) at Saturc11y'1 Sout.ben -r.o.m-
ttti 'tract mut from former ~mtlnl&OO a.ell
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Sherman
~
Wins BBC
Tourney
Bob Sherm1n of
Rosemeed, 1 former 46 •
year -old • and • over oa·
tJonal champion, defeated
Bob Galloway of La Jolla
Sunday at tile Balboa B • y
Club's 13th annu1l seruor
VeUrant Tennis Tourna·
menl
Sherman. ranked No. 3 m
the United States. beat
Galloway by H Md 6-4
scotes.
Galloway teamed with
Don WhJte of Coronado to
beat Shuman and Larrv
Davis ol Newport 1• th• 45
d o u b I e • championship
match, 6-3, 6-4.
other results: » alneltl -alN It t I> H It e "
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* * *
MAKIN' A MANX -Workers at the B. F. Meyers Company in
Newport Beach shake loose a new fiberglass Meyers Manx body
from a mold. The four-year-old company m<>fts to a 50,000 square
foot factory in Fountain Valley aoon. Bruce Meyers bas made
nearl~ 2,500 of the buggies Since he built the first one in his g~·
rage in 1963. Workers are, from, l~ft: Bill Harpst Ron J...ancas-
ter and Al Liptrap. · · ' ·
A 19tS Model T Ford
roadater, ca.-lle Of 1peed1
la exce11 ef t80 mpb, ttuld
steal the tJ11mdel' frem eome
of tlle "*" tnUC' fael-Mrn·
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Rod M•lulne cl~ clam·
plomhJpa at R f\' e t 1 l d e
e "W~ E"lp~s. '' R~w.y.
Jordan
Swamps
Oilers
Hunungton Beach H lg h
swim forces took a 6a-23 de-
feat from visiting Long
Beach Jordan in Monday ac·
tion.
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Garage Experiment Develops
Into ·Dune Buggy Business
By EARL GUSTXEY
Of .. Dlllf ...... 11.tf
This is a success story.
lt'• about how a business
grew ln four years 'tN>m
a garage experiment into
a $500,000 ptt year open·
ti on.
Four years ago. Bruce
Meyers yanked .a fiber~lass
creation out of a mold in
his garage behind his houst>
on 39t.h ld.reel in Newport
Be adl. 1l was the body for
a dune buggy.
Since thefl, the 43-year-old
Meyers has built 2.300
bod~s and he will verv
9horUy move from hJs cur·
rent cramped factory at
4001 Birch St., Newport
Beach, to a new 50.000
square foot facility in Foun-
tain Valley .
T w e I} t y • f i v e Meyers
employ~ now turn out
about 100 buggy bodies a
Wl't'k. lie has IO'l dealers
in 38 states crying for more.
Meyers' product 1s a
refinement of ttie dune bu~·
gy. the backyard-built rat-
tletraps lttat outd-Oor types
have been building since
Henry FOTd used to p1.it fat
tires on a Model A and dash
around in the de~rt
Meyers doesn't sell the
complete bugc. First you
nttd an okf or wrecked
Volksw4geo. You s l r 1 p
everything off but t h e
floorpan and the eng!M.
Shorten the floorpan by
14Y• inehes and you're ready
for a Meyers Manx.
For '498 you can get the
body, hood and instrument
panel. But outselling that
basic kit by 200.l is the
'6-15 deluxe kit, which also
Includes lights. windshield,
all nuts and bolts and even
license frames.
And so for an average
investment o( st.200 you
have a vehicle that can
cruise at 70 mph on the
freeway or roar up and
down sand dunes.
Nowadays, however, 75 per·
cent of Meyers' bu~g1es are
used strictly as second oars.
And so what started as
strictly a hob•y w i t h
Meyers g~ into a thriving,
booming business
Io 1963, Meyers and his
friends used to experiment
with bead\ vehicles -put·
ling fat tires on VW vans
(or beach and dune driving.
He formulated ideas dur·
ing ttUs period and decided
that on weekends and in
the eve.nings the worked for
a Newport Beach boat
builder then) hr 'd attempt
t4'>rconstruct a m o I d and
from there build l h e
U,be.rglass body.
•10riginally I intended to
build them for my friend~
who wanted them and
lllAybe sell them on a
!united mail order basis ...
he says.
"But it got out of hand
in a bun-y. The Foontain
Valley !~wry will be my
i;~th, counting the original
t araee. since I started four
yeara ago."
'nle only r o 1 d b Io c k
Meyers had encooowed 1s
a problem ttlat. slelM fr<>m
the very material he work!'.
with -fiberglass: It's a
simple matt.er to make a
11l1>1d from a fiberglass
body, so the Meyers Manx
has been copied by at least
30 maoofactuters.
"Some very poor im-
itations hne come into the
market and ~y're glving
us a bad name,' he say•.
The bu&a craz.e C tt\er~
about 25,000 of them iA
Southern California) bas
readied such a level tbal
it's made an impact even
in the publishing business.
Gt>ne Boot:h . a Newport
Beach free lance writer,
decided a year ago lo com ·
pile a bugizy journal
The Parkhurst publlshlng
company of Long Beach sold
58.000 or the 7 5 . c: e n t
magaimes and Booth 1s now
cranking out four issues a
vear and his magazinr.
;,Dune Buggies and l\ol
VW's." will soon be a bi-
monthly.
"We're trying to rlrop thr
word "dune" and j11~1 call
them buggies." he say,
.. There's not many dunei1
throughout the country as
a whole. And before Mryer11
came along there wrren't
many buggies licen~cd for
strttl use but that's all
changed now.
"Meyers· buggies are dual
purpose -you can run
around town ifl them during
the week an<! t'hen take
them out to th e boondod.s
on the weekeo<fs.
"Tht buggy rarrir~ the
VW concept to thr e\trrme
-ii ~oes pla~~ wherr you
wouldn 't dare takr a four·
whttl drive veiucle."
Mesa Spills Laguna
In Swimming Clash
Cotta Mesa won and Hunt·
,,,..._ Beach loet in light
•wllnminl action Monday
afteoeoon 1long the Oran~e
0.Ul
Coach Don Utter's C.Osta
~· Muslanp 1 p I I I e d
vllttlng Laruna, 71·21.
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Artists
Nudged
By 64-6~
1, pound . macM.ae . of
owner A. A. M~ or
Loi Aaplet aa4 '1-tver
Wl~lt' ~ 'of Gmlnia,
h81 reatheCI ..... mpll'..
M<lre· than 75 clau elwn·
plona wlU be· 01 laud ·for
' the $St,• e'Vea&.
* * *
Visiting El Modena broke
Laguna Beach's back ~ith
a sweep in the two. mile
Monday afternoon and raced
on to a Ught 64-63 track
and field victory.
Mike ~lst.lln, t o r m e r
Oranee Coast Co I t e g e
' attilete. ls 1211! No, l ranked
hur~ at Cal st:Jt.e (U>ng
Beach l with hem of 14.7
In lhe 'l~yard highs and
56 ... if\ V\e «a batrlers .
Laguna chalked up seven
fir.st places in U,i~ m~et.. .
Outstanding rmrrlc of the
day was a 54.3 sh9tput effort
by Laguna's Geoff Har-
rowby.
The Coast area's track
teams are idle until Thurs·
day .
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metn.bel' ()( Ldng Beedi's
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tejlm.
l"<>nm?r NeWport Harbor
High lr'ack · altt\e(e Dave
EJkertna'n' is biMed ~nd
In ttie dl9Cus ·With a 14-2-4
mark and is thir8. In the
javelbl with a best ol 186 5.
* * * The Newport R 11 r b Cl r
baaebalJ boost.era club hat1
1cheduled an Opening Day
celebration for Tbursday'11
Sunset Lc-11iue opener with
Santa Ana Valley • t
Ntwport.
Gamt Umt Is 1chedaltd
for :t: 15 with pre-a a me
festlvltlu planned by t be
clob.
NewpM't toe• lntn league
play with a %·1 record.
* * * Bob .Jackson. player of the
year last year in the Con·
11nt'ntal Football League .
ha~ been sold by lhe Oranize
County Ramblers to New
Orleans Saints of tilt NFL
at Ji figure not d.is<:losed
but said to be the largest
yet for a CFL player.
The 6-3. 245-poond fullback
lr<i thr west.em division in
rushing with 854 yards and
a 5 5 J>f'r carry avera1'e.
llf' played college football
;it Riverside City C.Ollege
aod New Mexico State.
Beach Union
Earns Crown
Bt'al'h Union Service won
the 1968 All-City Basketball
Tourn('y, 56-34. over Latter
nay Saints No. l at Hun·
lt~ton Reach High.
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Ski Pair
Turn Up
After Slide
MAMMOTH L A K ES ,
CaUf. (UPI) -A father and
ion believed burled in an
avalanche that swept acrou
a 1kJ nm are alive and aafe
after spendinl the night on
Mammoth Moun1ain.
ChiJ>Per Rowe, 14. of
Palos Verdea Est.ates walk·
ed into the Gondola bulldini
at the rummit Monday
afternoon while searchers
continued to probe the icy
debris for bodies of akiera
believed trapped.
The avalanche r o a r e d
down the slopes of the
mountain and acrose the St.
Anton nm Sunday afternoon, killlna Cllfford Scott, 49, of
Lot Anp1n.
The boJ said bis father,
Dr. Jobn Rowe, wu two
milel don the slopes ol
the 11,053-foot mountain and
sa.ld they nad become lost
while atllna Sunday. Both
were unaware of tbe slide.
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T__,, M.u 19, 1968
Reagan Appointees
2 Educators Back
UC Budget Cuts
SACRAMENTO (AP) -
Gov. Reagan was assured
of 1upport from two higher
education leaders today in
bis cutbacks of requested
University of California and
state college budgets.
Full aupport of t h e
gonrnor's budget was urg-
ed Monday by two Reagan
appointees to the
Coordinating Council for
H1gher Education. But their
attempts to push for holding
down education b u d g e t a
were defeated 4-2 by the
council's finance committee.
"We go along as though
we were still in a marijuana
dream of apendlng our way
into utopia," said Dudley
Swim of Carmel Valley.
Swim later said be badn 't
decided whether to make bis
proposal to the full council.
William C. Bark, a Stanford u= history professor,
1u Swim'• resolu-
tion.
Other council members
Indicated they would ·~
port at least aome increues
in the governor's propoaed
UC and state college spen-
ding for 11168-$. The council
is an advisor)' board which
makes recommendations to
the governor and to the
legi!lature.
Peace Group
Picks Senate Venue Ordered Changed
Candidate In State Murder Trial
RI<EMOND (AP)
CalJfornla'• new Peace and
Freedom party emerged
from lta~1tate
foundi.Dg convention with a
candJdate for the U. S.
Senate but none for tbe
presJdency.
The new pmty, witb
105,000 regiltered voter& in
Call1orn.la. endorsed San
Frandlco author and labor
CODIUltaDt Paul Jacobi for
the Senate. It ran out of
ti.me and patience before en·
doninl pretidential 8 D d
vie» prtlideDtla1 candidate•.
'n. conwntion at the
IUdunclDd Auditorium also
iliued a 1 t r o a I con-
demnaGon of U. S. foreign
policy tenntnc l t "lm·
perialilic. • n called tor
aupport ol .. racial
mfDorltMI who .. ~
liberation from opprealioa.
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -
'Ibe California S u p r e m e
Court ordered the murder
trial at two Washington
state youths moved out of
MeadociDo County to insure
a fair trial.
The court's action M'onday
was the Int time it had
ever ordered a change of
venue tn a criminal trial
The Mendocino County
Superior Court had twice
relused a ~e of vmue
to Leonard E. Maine and
Thomu E. Braun, bo1b 19,
of RJUville, w 11h.
'Ibey are accuHd of kill·
lnC 'nmotby Luce, 17, IOD
ot tbe Lake County diatrict
Mtorney. last August, and
with rapmc anc1 attempttnc
to murder Suaan
BuWomel, 18. She WU left
for delill cm• mcvd• nett
200 miles from her home
in Ukiah.
The Supreme C o u r t
directed the M e n d o c i n o
County Superior Court at
Ukial to decide where
Maine and Braun couJd pt
a fair trial
1be court noted that the
Maine-Braun caae "to some
exteot has become lnvolftd in county polltica ...
Defense attorney Merle P.
Orctwd and Dist. Atty.
Arthur B. Broaddus are nm·
ntng fu: election u a judge ot the auperi<Jr court.
The court cited the u. s.
Supreme Court's reversal of
Dr. Samuel Shepard• 1
murder c o n v l c t i o n in
Cleveland of killing bi.a wife,
wti.lch said a case abou1d
be tramfernd if prejudicial
news cmerage mi&trt pre-
..t a fair trial.
SEA DREAMS TAKE ON
A VERY SHE-SHAPE
A new wave ol lashion by
Maidenlorm floats along the most
feminine ol lines. Solt curves,
the shape of fashion, evoke a
mermaid's sleekness with the
seashell design delicately
re-embroidered on lace. Sea
Dreams, all in nylon/Lycra9 spandex
powernet with nylon lace, 8.00-16.50
'A New lee• &up bandeau with powemet body and
stretch straps., white:
!2-38 8-C. 8.00: 32-38 D. 9.00
8. UnCJ.rwire 6ra with Dacrone polyester fiberfill
cups. lace-covered stretch straps, white or ecru:
32-38 B-C, 8.00; 32-38 D. 9.00
C. Contour 6r1 with Dacrons polyester fiberfill
cups. tee.covered stretch straps. white or ecru:
32-36 B-C. 8.00
D. Woist-ntppinq lonq leg panty with slimminq hip
penelg, minim~ing front and ~d panel s,
white or ecru; S.M-L-XL, 16.50
Found1tlons, 19
Come mHt Miss Willie Corliss,
Moidenform stylist, in our
Newport Foundations Deportment
on Morch 20-21
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M.ilss Anne stiorch, c:blirma:n of the Assisteeasy presented a $500
check from the eroap to the league's major philanthropy, the Children's
Dental Health Center.
. other l~ fundl. went to furnish a club lounce m the new YMCA
buildiDg; updatinf of eqmpment in tbe dental beaJtb center and support
of American Field Senice actiYittes.
Mrs. Spuraeon and Mrs. John Parker, outgoing chairman ol the
Junlor Auxiliary, reeeivecl ipecial praise for an outalandjnf year of service.
. Other• ln tbe spotliatrt were the new chairmen of the auxiliaries:
Mn. Jerry Bell of Laa Relnas, Mrs. Kenneth Albright of the Sustaining
members and Mn. Theodore Robins Jr. of the Juniors.
Mrs. Burton V. Collms, president ol the National Alsistance League
was an honored gueit aa were graduating senion of the Assisteen~:
· the Ml.ues Storch. Kristine Boyd, Sally Holstein and Cathy Clarkaon.
. Looking forward to the new year, the Junior Auxiliary will spoosor
1t annual Treasun Coffee and Silent Auction in June· the Th.rift Shop
Fashion Show and the Candy Cane 'Ball. '
~e La Reinas A~ will continue to bad up the league's pbiJ·
anthropic endeavors by furnishing the French Room's better clothing rack
ip·the thrift shop and sponsoring the annual bridge.luncheon and fashion
• sbow.
CombiniDg the efforts of the entire member6bip will be the opening
of the Edwards Theater at Fash.ion Island and the Orange County Automo-
bile Show.
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'Achievment Test'
FULL SPEED AHIAO -Ready to sail into another
year of philanthroptc endeavors aboard the "Good
Ship Assistance ~e" are new executives of the
Newport Beaeh Assistance Leaghe. Past president,
Mrs. William Spurgeon m casts off while new presi·
dent, Mrs. Wilbur Reynolds takes over at the helm
for offieers (above, left to ~t), the Mmes. Colin
Reynolds, Joseph Ferguaoc. DOneld '1artin and Mar·
tin ~y, ,Eyeing a brt,ht future. .-1so art Dew
chairmen of the aaXilaries (below. left to right), tht
Mmes. 'lbeodortt RaWm Jr., Jerry Y. Bell and Ken·
net.b C. Albright with: Krs . .Reynolds.
. .
Auxiliaries 'Give All'
to Service Demands
"All for service and service for all," the motto of the Assistance
Lea~e •. is put into practice daily by the tegions of workers in the league'I.
auxiliaries.
Leading the Junior Auxiliary is Mrs. Theodore Robins Jr., assisted
by the Mmes. M. Joe Brockman and Gerald Kingsley, vice chairmen; Rolf
Engen and John Cashion, secretaries; Conrad Schweitzer, treasurer; Gene
Ross Jr., dlaptet' Maison, and John Parker, provisional chairman.
This year the juniors staffed and maintained a social service office
to provide ~g for families and to act as a clearing house for area
welfare services.
Members contribute to a dental acholarship at the University of
Sou.them California School of Dentialry, and aid Hoag Memorial Hospital,
Presbyterian, tte Newport Beach Ubrary and Mar Dan Remedial Reading
School, among many.
Mrs. Kenneth Albright is chalnnan of the Sustaining Members. com·
posed of 54 active and Junior AuDliary members who have given eight
years of service to the league.
Sustaining Members take an active part in all league !unctions, wort
in the Children's Dental Heattb Center and the thrift shop. They hue
charge of the Chri.stma! meeting, ordering the menu, providing the decora.-
tiom and entertal.nrnenL
Other officers are Mrs. William Holstein, vice chairman; Mrs. Bugb
Plumb, recording 1eCreta.ry, and Mrs. Frank Herman, treasurer.
Lu Reinas Auxiliary is beginning it6 fifth year of philanthropic
projects under the new chairman, Mrs. Jerry Y. Be'L Workin~ with her are
the Mmes. Richard E. Reese .nd Cora Peggy Wallace, vice chamnen; Robert
L. Short and Floyd E. BueU, secretaries, and Kenneth C. Kingsley, treasurer.
Others are the Mmes. Wittiam B. Trilt, ways and means director;
l«mard T. Kingsbaker, public relations director; Claude L. Patterson,
parliamentarian, and committee chairmen, the Mmes. H. Cedric Roberts,
calendar; Jule C. Axelson and Synedy P. Bartlett, thrift shop; Vincent M.
Arena, roster, and Harry H. Casey, league lights.
Mrs. Richard S. Casile, past president of the National Assistance
League, will serve as liaison. Provisional members who have com~ the
training period and have been granted adive status are Mrs. Wallace, Mrs.
Short and Mrs. J. E. Challinor .
Las Reinas members contributed $1500 to the Children's
Health Center last year alld helped atalf th e thrift mop.
U someone had recognized my
blem early, perhaps I could ve
been helped, but not now -.,.
2.8. So, pleue, Ann, tell like it
Ls.
/
Horoscope
Libra: Finish Proiect
WEDNESDAY,
MARCH 20
B1 SYDNEY OMA.RR
''Tb• wile man contioll
h1I cte.t1Dy. . .A.Uoloay
polnU the way." illE8 (March 21-Aprll
19): You 1tt backln1 from
authorlUea. Empbuta oa
work'ial toward Jonl-rani•
1oaL Some wbo are =~r aaodated appear r 1beJ want chan&ea at quick,
fariGGs pace. Stand pal
TAURUS (April 20-May
20): Do your beat -acctDt
quality. Ont with uperience
eoten tM 1eene. H• will
choose you over those wbo
merely brag, wbo flub and
then splutter. Bt confident
and steady.
GEMJNI (May 21~une
2.0): Oppoaltlon not a I •troo• u JOU !map. Key
ti to uodersMDd reasons for
delay, potalble aetbaok. Be
analJUcal. Ult.en to one who
Hlurm from 1ale1 trip,
abort jourDe7.
CANCER (June 21~uly
22): Chance at home could
lead to talk about chaDCt
Spring Parade Styled
For Wednesday Club
Wives' Club
Staging
Show Biz
' program of mualc an4 a• or1at.na1 Ult wU1 bt E ted b1 Law1•r1'
Or1n1• CountJ
' Mlrch 21, in tM
Cl -J d • n Pbtuant nttau-
Anabtlm.
bour at U a.m. will
be -followed b1 a noon
luncheon.
Mmes. R. T. Hecker, z. E.
Averlll, Manhal1 Stamper,
Paul KnelMler, Louil Kozel.
Richard Pet.Ion, Willard
R. Steckbauer, M err 1 tt
Kenn, R. G. E1erton,
Edward B. ED,uah an4
Rand7 Nutt.
Ml.a Florene• SmaJet w1D comment on the puade, ac·
cordln1 to Mn. Robert
Erbacter, cba1rmd. Mn.
KDetaeler i I decoratiolll
dWrman.
NIW members 1D be in-
troduced b1 Mn. EnCJlab,
vruldent, art tbl Mma. k.ario ('.anliJla, W 1111 a m
Scott, Don P11kin, WDBam
M. Cobb, Eutene Predonoff.
Jam11 SUDlon and Paril
Peenon.
ReaerTdou art to be mam b7 Mudl • with
Mn. FNderlct !MICD or
Mn. Robert Clifford.
Prior to thll e T e B t 1
Globetrotters will travel to
the Dncauo Gard••• Thunda7, March 21.
Further lnfarmatkrn l 1
available from Mn.
Nathanltl Roblu.
o·ual Fare
Entertains
of realdeoce. SoCDe wt» ..
clOM to JOU are not~
wttb •tua quo. ToQJ ,...
1et tbl truth in frui:. .. comprom.laJn1 manner. L£o (July 23-Aq. II):
To a-t at truth, tab ..
your roae-eolored 1Jn1111
Memberol~Mll ..
pbaJ.zet l)amor -but ti*
coulcl be mlaJeadln.. y..,
bud1et lJ wrec:Md Jf Jae
are foolllh.
VIRGO (Aus. 2S-Sept. IZ}:
D8J when you mmt ,.....
rt1pooaiblliUe1, pl a• 1 ,
IOU. YOU let to Dow
wbere you are tobr• Ud
why. ~ 1' to accept....,.
tioG Jn ruliltlc --· Older Jndtvidual b e 1 p a
c&QN. • LIBRA (Sept 21-0ct. tl)r
Flnllh project J: S te D 4
1pbert Of hlfluaee. Yoa
may f1Dd it ntcaalr)' &o
embark upon lhclrt jcllmllJ.
Do IO -bu& .._ fo
bultnel1. MeHa .. bleomn
cryttal clear b7 ~
SCORPIO (Od. DNw.
11): Money :::J-..::Z t.broath in
Buie ilfuq come• ten. You are caPll* ti._.., mra cballenp. Ole -.
warb for Cll' wta 1tll[I acta
1n eccentric mm•.
IAGmAIUlJI (Jfoir. n.
Dec. 11): Cycle Nib. v ..
.. ~ to ... peapJie. llC-
ccmplllll t.bbllL &., II
dtpee ct conNece. Yoa
can makt clrcmDltDCel mm Jn 10llr fa Y or • Spedfleally, ,.. 1 ear•
Wblrt JOll ..... db Jn.a
GDI.
CAPBICOllN (Diet. s:Jan.
11): Stay pat If potllllM.
Mew mab 80 IUiJiilli
JDOftl. Ofter .., b.
fcrtbcomlnc-Y oar ltNnltb
llet in a*J to be paUent.
Be V....uJe bat OfWCOIDe teDdlllC1 to be Nltlelt.
AQUARIUI (Jn. JO. l'tb.
11): Bold beck on a.
ptnditmet. R • v 1 t w pro-
JNID. Y oa can adn.nce -
but you must have aolld
bue upon which to build.
Depend upon younelf, not
cm frieDda. Mtau be seU-
reUant.
Rites Set
For June ·
Cll'ol Lym NCll'toa wDI
btcomt the bride of 1'bomal
Wllllam Rimmer d a r I • I ,,... 21 ntet ill amst
LaUalraa Qmrcb, Co 1 ta
Ktsa. ~bl? daaeb&tr'• =D&t wwe Mra.
Trualck of Newpart
Btada ad Plllllp Nanon
8a Ditto.. 'n. ~
elect ls .. -of Mn. Wiiiia Be•r1 of~
.... BMeb ... the lat. Mr. lllmmilr.
TM l>ttrotbal an-
WWNM wa made 41ur·
illl • famllJ ptlmtq
boMl 1>J Mr. -Mn. Tramek.
fte tutur. bride s. • *"ardea with U alt e d
AJrllDtl. Sbe Ir ad a at e d
from Nnpart Bnar Blab
8chool and aUtaded
Callforala Wtatern
UDl'nntty, &Ill a...,:
Bir fluce, ,,... Of
BuntJnftOD Beada B t I b
School, rtudled at Onn1e
Cout Olllep.
CofC Women
To Honor
Decorators Mrs. NQtl Conway, flrat
vict preildent, hu arranged
for ·:the talent now and a
display of palntlnp mad
crafts.
Talents will be offered by
the '?dmea.. Keith Welputt of
~ del Mar; James
Thamasoa. ftobla Plllrbafrn.
Eugene Laqhamer, Arnold
MQJ'dkin, Iloward Block,
Jobp Teal and Wllllam
Orange Cout Co 11 e g e PISCES (P'eb. 19-Ma.rch
Madrigal Sin&er• wtn en.-2.0): Your ambWODI come
tertllln tbe A m e r i c a n face.to.face with co1t, ex-
AMod«tion of B e t i r e d Pfll*l. If flexible you &et
PenoDJ ai.,ter 21 dmnt · wW JOU want without au.I-
• meetfng in the Harbor fertna in financial area.
Senior Citizens Recreations Meaa19 becomes e 1 e a r
Center, Newport Beach at before day ii f1nilbed. ~. ~' Mn. Conway will be Mrt. Kenneth Cook
and Mn. Mlcbatl Jmmtll.
ReterVaUODI m., bt made
with Mn. Gene Mowell.
M.1-9083.
1 p.m. 'lbunday, M.lrch 21.
The program to be
presented will include tradi·
tionllt eo!JUmporary an4
sptrltual numb •rt tn-
tenpei.S with tolol. It will
be ldeDCica1 with t h e i r
preMDtatloD durinl a San
FrandJCo Tour.
Of great importance to the
group wtll be the dlacunion
bf a nprlHDtattve from
11• Social SecoritJ Gftlee,
Santa Ana.
Mrs. Esther Estridge will
be in c:llar&e of
~abmenta. AD penons
O't'ft' 55 art t:nvtted to at
tenet
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lllll&leal eel uca lloa. e.
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IF YOU ARE A NEWCOMJll TO TOWN
OR KNOW ONE TO WHOM vou WISH
TO DO A GOOD TURN •••
f'HIONI ntlS WONDH"1l COll(M~
SI.Viet Nd> A HOSTISS WtU. CAl
WITH etm AMD ll'CfOlMAT
Accounting
Discussed
Ntw Development& in Ac-
cOUlltlq will be the subject
dfacuued bf IAelancl F. Grar, QJA, when he ap-
pears befcn Orante County
Obaptlr Of the Amtrican
Society of W o m e n Ac--
coantantl 'nlunday, March
21.
Soda! h.ur in tbt Chapter
HOUI, Anaheim, will belin at 1:46 p.m. with dinner
toDowSq at 7. Mn. Gerald
DaQD ol Brea ta t.aklna
W 'atSCIBI .t 5»7022. ONJ SI eurreatly
MCl'ttlrf of the L o n t
B •a c la· 0 ran1t County ~. C&liforn:ia Society
of Cera&d Public Account-
anta.
Wives' league
'Pitches' Date
For Luncheon
Republicans
Meet for Tea ·
omc.s• Wlvu League
,hu .e1ldld Anlel stadium ADP. T k • Club • tbt setfln1 of their IS a Ing
montblY bmcbtoa tomorrow
at U:fO .... ...-Reservations D e m o n 1 t r ating and
diacuulq the dot and Alpha Delta Pi Allllllnat
don'tl la tbe at ol makeup Aew".,... fli Orange eot.
wU1 be tbe cllnctor tf a tr ....... a Im Saturdq connetb ft.rm. e..mna; llarcb 23, in tbt
Wlva and widows of clal:lboule, An.lbeim.
retfnld ofllcen wbo reside run wm ttart at 7:ll 1rith
in the eoU11ty an iovited a codritai1 bour to be fof1ow •
to attend 11mellr• and join td b7 dUIDer. A dlarge of
tbe ....... Llmebeonl • .,. penon will include
takt pllCie .. UUrd Wed-cllnlllr and drtnb. .._, Of _. month _. Mlrn1ltloal, due 11 y
further bdannatlon may be tomorrow, JD91 be made
suppllld Mn. Al Taddeo wUb Mn. Ronald p of c.a.ta IM0-7W. 6G-1279. •
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·susy Sr:~eflule .~head
For Coast Viking Club
Several daCtl U.. been
~led bJ ..-.... of
Cout VJliDI CIDI> fGr up.
cominl meetlap la Msch
and tbe moadl lbud.
Tbe ~am. will "ttitcll" at lO a.m. tomorrow in tilt CM& Mesa
bome of Mr1. 0 r Y 11 le
Mltbolf. Otber dubwomen
ce buly prtpa1q sale
ttemJ f« the rwmDll• sale
March 22-23. at 10I E. 11th
St, Coat. Meu. Doan wW
be opec from t :ao a.m. io
5:~ p.m.
ProceG ... --kid
for tbt cld>'s ldaollnblp
fund .
A ~ ol tbe
1cbolarlltUp, Zrnil a.-,
atodent ~ pralde8t at
OBnct eo.t Collele. will
be tbe 1PUMt at tbe April
I dinner JMe~ at 7. p.in.
Nn. Rq ~ will bt
JJl"G!dlnc d u r ln 1 fbt
baQDtu pc:irtfoa al the ~
int aad a musical program
la planned ·by co 11e1 e
ltudenU.
1be amlllary headed b7
Mrs. Fred Espe !Meta on
the recond Wednesda7 Of
Mell JDOfttb fn ipembert'
hom• ~ tbeJ plan cfta. ner menua and decaratioa
tbemea.
'!bole wilhJDt to eao-
1z1bate rummage m a y
telepboae Mn. Nlel.sen at
Ml IHI, or Mn. Espe, 58-
2503.
MARTIN'S,
GREATEST
COMFORT
VALUE
COMBINING FEATURES
FROM sw.rs t59, tel,
AND t78 BEST-SB.LERS
SAME CGSnY COVER
forrntrfy llled on a Sealy POI·
turtptdJo-,..,..,, ecMr·
t111c1 1t mJSO
IA•E IWJIFOllCED
EDQE SUPPGRTS
fralll a ~ nwlbw nation-
lltt aMl1'Md et te9.95
*49~
wt1 pg
in iust ·12 weeks
Trtmtlon
Lose llp to
10.20.30 ...
or_,. in
jet 12 weeb ..........
of your age.
ANNIVERSARY
CELEBRATION
JOIN TODAY
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ly CYNTHIA LOWRY
NEW YORK (AP) -Bill Cosby is an i.ngratiat-tng, gentle comed~n whoautoct in trade i! nostal·
lia. and whose speciaity is the creation of a warm
emosphere.
AND f fS there wu anyttllnc wron1 with his hour
ipedal on NBC Monday nlebt tt wai the sound of
I01J)e-about m, it seemed -b111111 who bowled
lysterically at ~by'1 low-key Joktt.
He ia a genuinely funny fellow, but bis is the kind of humor that evokes chuckles nlher than
belly laucha. But it will probebly be another 50
JUI'• before television producers, for whom hyper·
'°le ii a way of life, learn that tM living room
~ewer doea not have to be rolling on the floor in
convulsiom of merriment to be enjoytna himself.
Or that wild screams of laughter coming from the
~do not, necessarily, aet off a chain react.ion.
-..: COSaY in bil flrlt TV specW praented what waa in essence 1 one-man ahow. And he provedlo
be an enctearinc, amUliq IUY whether be was join-
.. in a atnet 1ame of bOct-buc:t with «>me youni
.'i'lendl or NCallinf the tenor an4 dilcomfort of '-vtnc hil tGnll1I remoftd at ace 1evai.
-The boor was put together by aome el Holly·
wood's best ceinedy talents, and any relatieu.hip be-
tween Bill Cosby, of "I Spy" and BID Cosby, neon·
teur, waa definitely not coincidental .
... THlltl WERE IOmt interludes durl.nc which
be wu off-c,mera and these were filled by a young
alrl, Janice Robison, pfayin1 a trombone solo, and ~)' the c:borus of dancers In production numbers.
But it wu Cosby'& hour, and wbi1e he con-
·ltantly evoked the memories of hil boyhood friends, Fat Albert and Weird Harold, he was still in con-
~ o1 eftJ'ytbint except thlt insane laugh tnck.
AIC NIWS, which originally plan.ned to chop
down itl coverace ol the ~l conventiona to a
m;titly mmmary "'hilhllehtt, ii re-evaluating the
.ttuation. It ii expected that the network ltance, in
liew of new de"lopmen&a, will be modified con-
lldenbly now that the CORYentionl pnimile to con-
tain more drama and udtemen& than "Peyton
Place."
NBC will move it.a Tuesday ntOit movie sum-
mer IV1lD to 8:30 p.m. -an atra halt hour dur· inc which, piwumably, IOlne of tbote cut. will be
l'llltored to ftll up tbe Umi.
• ltlCOMMINDID tonllht: "The St.ranee Case
ol the En&llah Laniua1e," ~ 1~11 PST, a report
Gl the fltnd state of the tint• IDCl1ab, an ...., by
Andrew Rooney, narrated b1 Ran; 84eloner.
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TUMILIWEEDS
HAVE ~ SEE~ MY DEPUTY? I
SEtfT HIM lO THE SAl.000 3 HOURS
/IGO TO GET ME A ra;;:::;=r;~ SALAMI SANDWICH
Mun AND JEFF
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SHERlffi DEPUTY
KMOCKlES MAS
BEEN CAPTURB>
BY INP\ANSJ
"4Vf l'T, ooe. 11'1! em MY
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HAP A °'9ff4n FUU. Of
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HON 'IOtJ'~ SHORT
Of-'™·'
By Tom K. Ryan
ly Al Smith
ly Frank -
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1 Little Theater Bonanza-
Five Openings This Week
LIDO DIRECTOR
Vil Mllt.ndff
render• bavoe and hap-
~ alike. DirectinC ii
Val Mall,,.., wtlo's been
involved in °"" 100 abowa
a& ID actrlll Of direct.or
and WU Jalt Mell two JU!'I
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Norma G1uttclll JICllU'&JI
the "&Md fab'i' • l •
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Stuart SWkfler, Pet Woraa.
Stepbmit Mora. D Jbl&..
ter. Dick Ma.Uander. Betty
Lyle. J.asan WllcG. Poll1 Sherman, '81.rM.ra Swiller.
Lance Brown. Wura Role,
Jenni Moran, Bil Gautlchl.
Chet Burgraff and In Nye.
Five perfonD9CM of the
Own Arno comed1 will be
lta&'ld, tonight t IU • u I b
Saturday at the Ullo ..
Qubboule, 701 V'1a Udo
Soud. Newport B e a c b .
Reservat1ooa are available
at 873-7709. • * •
Anolbet 1ar1e cut cam·
edy ii in tbt ott1n1 at tbt
HontJn1ton Beach
Playboule wbere ' • T • o
Blind MJce" opeu a four·
weekend run Friday under
tbe dlredJon ol Bonrd R.
Solomon.
This bureaucratic aatln
fe.turee Vera Frulltmu ad
Jennie Barrom • a paJr
of elderly ladlel wbe keep
up a iovernmental olfie9
that abould bu• b • • a
defunct several years back.
Disrupting their efforta with
a snowballing hou is Ron
Fillu.
Rollndiot out the Bun·
tmaton Beacb cut are Roa
Langaetb, Marll7a
(Haptrom) Ahrtlen. M1U
Jl'rym' Ann llclre&ad. Jim
CubllDd, Am J'ilan. Bil
Moreland, Rm Lambert,
Bill WUllaml. Nit ~
man, RandJ X..., JobD
HemleJ, Leo Wettner, Bob
Gordon, Jobn 1.lmmerman.
and Steve SUer.
Thi comedJ la carded for
el&bt perfCJnDIDCtl, J'ridaJ•
and Satmdayw IU'oulb Asrll u. at the Bara, mo Maia
St .. Huntington Beach. The
re.ervatioo number II 847·
4115. * • * lrvtoe'1 AntMllJ Brandt,
who'• drClild the county lD dlneMnc met a c U• 1
&llipmeDta, DOW h 0 14 I
fwtll m P'l1Bmon wtiere 111a
produc:tion ot "La &ode"
opeM PridsJ for t b •
J'ulertai FooCU.ib&en.
Tbe comedy, a dWD rue·
tion love affair, futures
Mary Lynn Shea, Clark Far·
rell, Dottle ~Tl, Joel
Tropper' Sally Brown, Jerry
Harms. Barbera R o m • ,
Mike Sheehan, Jane Davison
and Walt Aaaenhelmer.
Six Friday and Saturday
performancea, through April a, art achedultd Ill the
MonbntbM CetMr, 119
'Oklalwmn' Auditions
Slated This Weekend
TM South Coat LiOt
Opera ~tioo, barn lat
vear with a production of
''The Music Man," •ill hold
a••"tiau for Ha aecaad mudcal. Rodpn and Ham-
m e r awn'• "Oklahoma," 1"rida.Y IGd Saturd.,.
K•t Jobmoo, weD knowll
dlrectGr ol mualcal comedy
ll'OUDd <>nnae CNnJ. wm ltlll the prcduc:Uon wtth L1mt Morria returning u
Tune In tile
Colorful
Sound or
On111•
Cou•. MUSlcl I
RADIO KOCM 103.1 FM
From Fashion Island.
Newport Beach
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COURT of HONOR
for Veterans and Their Families
TN ,,.w Court of Honor fot Veterens, end their femittM, k
now bei119 developed at W trimins+.r ift beautifuf G.,-den
of Remembrence. SpKt.I ~ucements to BOY NOW W..
duclt very low prices, f9nfts .s low u IO"-down with 15 mo.
to pey , WITHOUT INTE:AEST OR CARRYING CHARGES.
N... i"'"'~ce protec:tion on ""paid belence evea.W. for
"""YOM under 65 Y"" of•· Choice ctn+T-el ..l.etion.
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I See by Today's
Want Ads
• Mair atyliata art want· ~ for lop Udo tale lo-
cation • • • t.Mre ta a.n
opportunity to advance
In ttl1I elep.nt n.w
salon.
e H~ Is mowtnc. f'dlinl and pneral Jard ei.n.
up ' . • .pert.y wOJ U.
do odd Joba.
e "Tl'qUllla" I• I01t. tH>'a
• amall whit. ~ .M hla chlldrtit Ol1ftWl'W
.,.. W1'1 A.HXIOUSI
e H_..., a qultt cottap on UM ()CM.nfront • • •
lt'1 fUrnllbtod wtOl I
bedrooml an ct t w •
baths.
• WlMN to ftnd • ~ fttq 1111th , _ "s
twnttop.
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WATERFRONT
WITH DOCK
TIME FOR
QUICK CASH
THIOUIH A
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2 Bedroom&, 2 b9tht
wa.IJt to private bdcb
Ol>fD bnmed ce.lllnp
beaut1f\Jl brick ftrepWce
wlll n•' a• sn.a
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FOR
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3 LOTS
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2 LOTS
WITH
DELUXE
1 VACANT
CORNER
LOT
• PRIME
LOCATION
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UHTAU • ..._.,. ...... c.ta..... 1100
a Bit 2 be. 1...i 611111 .,... UtitlC .,.. .. llMdt.
llbm, c:pta. JM • tlbstd
fOCll. Allo ' -...... roam. pocilllde. let
Sl25 let.It. wttt. SIS dmdlll
depGllt. 5tMT!5
...v.... '110
Lee.le 3 lldnn, 2 bd, flmltJ
room, lllt·lm, .. drps,
$715 540-3lllS
Newport ~ l200
ADJ. Bay. 3111R211abmMc
1~ qla CllDdo. ~
prty11e7. Lea aalllt Jd.
'l'tMI, pool. etc. Home
....... f#l 11• lit. llluMd oce. Adlll. Mo ,.... 1-<IJt
IG.aD
Nupert tw ... la 1210
Nr. Hartior Bllll 3 BR. 2 Bl
lam rm. lanl1 Jd. Patio.
$250. mo. Alt ... 1.
Corona ., Mir nso
2 BJl DaPa n,,r. rep •
f111. 1 ta to bell, no Pl"
•• $1'15 • Jda. rz5..m9
WATERl'Rafl'
GJIGUDll IAftl. faanWwid. 2
BR. Dea. S ....._ New
uddela.~,.alo
prqt. PW tr Dad. Rom:n
1or ...,.... 11aat • •. saoo
Clft' mo.
6'1!>4747 m-zm
2 llr, 1 ~ ~ .. to Oc9u.
$115 mo. 11111 ... -1 to Jme 11. mini
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$170
COit• M.M't
..-~omoe
ballillle 1-....
SINGLS md
On'lCE SU1TD
AVADABIZ:
Air cond, c::upednc Ind ..,...umw.lld.
>. 1'97 ........ ftDt
1 mo FREE rt11t with lat.
MAmpr en ptelDJlea
Monday t1lnl ~.
S•nta Ana Prof'l. IWg.
lliTO Santa Ana Ave.
Costa .... • fG..Wl5
NEWPORT ART CENTER.
UGO W. Cut JDOwll,J,
Newport. K"* ..-om t b e
~ Sb1rt. Pftlllip ... em bulldlJll. Wtll mahltain-
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RemodeL,ltelMlr. 6940
CONTRACl'OR'S on liome II' TOO need ~
9llt 111· ft.. 1~ 11'1 old, 800 PAINTING ••• ~
.._ ft. 1W11111G1 ra • JOll 2 CAU.. DICK ••• fG..lm
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Approa .. • ... Bkr, Sewt!'! "'°
546-511). "~ Contnctar'a o... home »00 ./ ALTERATIONS
lq. ft., 1~ 1" oW, .. eq ft. Mn. p 5S'9
Nl11P\&I rm • tar 2 to 4 unlh, •
Jot, lmdtr lmle. Approx Ableratlca. emtDm di'-.
$8,000 eq. Blcr, 5t6-S880. makblc· Ralanable p1CM
NEW t Retail Stene or oU-hr llllP't., m.em5
Ices. hDNI a cpta. m Alteration• 642JiiS '
62nd St., NB. For: 2nd TD'1 Neat, llOClll'Me, JO 1Q. eQ.
or Udo S&ndl home. Owner. -=====::::::=::::::I
60-Hl.5 9Ya m..ll9 TIL~ C:.Mtfc "74
Trade $5100 equity ln 1 BR ... Verne tbe TDe !Ian *
on Jt..2 kit at 21115 Oranre CUil waat_ Iman a ~
Ave, CM for unlta, v1c:ant No Job tao emall. flutllr
lot, liDMlpper • T Bkr. Pitch. L e a It In r iheww
646-me .... mg repair ..........
HAVE 3 BR A 4 BR Bluth
Olndornlnlum ru,ooo a JOU & EMPLOYMINl
$12,500 eqaltf. WANT P'AC J-a.. W---.... a _... 1-vacot Ol" T'0'1 ll!r. 675-2.SQJ -_..._. -r V.&¥
_Cbelhl.tt __ ru_tr. __ .......,..._ HOUSEWORK. L9d:J wtdi
HA VE: ~ acre Santa Ana xlnt rf!f'1 fir di.)' wort,
canyon, AVIC&dol. $10,000 6-8 hrs dlJ. BomemMrrl
eq. SU,500 pl'icr. WANT: 5"1.-al
Improved M·l ,Cl, Rr2, 1111>-D_A_Y __ W=n--wan-ted...,._&Cl_>ad.,,.....re..,..fL
mil MA'IOWI REALTY On b~ :SS.
&46-4131. ,.._, .. ...._ palenctd. 50-lSlT MONTEREY. '-9.&U. ouwe ......._..__ ...__.. wW tl'lde f.or SID Clanente, DE.VGN ~-_... A
Newpcri 8-:b, area. && Marine. Part 11me _. M.
m1t an oUen. M&-32!!5 10 1" exp. ~1111
Bellditul toUd KNABE AMPICO. WDl Tr9de for ab W ....
late Model Olr)tller car. Mitt & WomM 7030
Must be Blue Book. $2500. ~for IDlp6CdaD app't An. MIDllias jab wuttd by recentb' retSrtd. ~
cqlle, m NdJIC)l't ~
Co1ta Meaa area. IWel"llllCWo .,,....,...... ...
7 unlU WIA:llff Ara s.e.ooo eq. Tiede for TD'•
f'ltllllndo mobDe b o m e u
pvt. 642-2514
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6740
Smiley Tu Senlca
901 Do¥er, <S1111ta D) NB
UM PlaceDtla. o.ta Meu
24M Mupret, Npt. Bch
W. A. SMILEY C. P. A.
Call ... appt. -.911156
K!MMIR
TAX SIRVICI mo llM'llor, c.11. Ml-"AOt
Fed. 6: St. SUO; le ftlnna
SlUG. 25 Yn. exp. T Daya
+ml YEAR*
A·l STENO
548a5 HAJtBClt !llOP'O omt.
--------1 DQ• a Week. 56.m>
.lanlMri.td 6790
THI UIOHTIR SIDI
0o 'JflOt c"'-cleMln& now-
llomi9 A omc. st low price
54M134
With aperlence ill eend-
cmdoctor c:lrcuttL Mmt bt
able to breedhoard, test.
vary valves etc. Under
lliht supervision. MQllt be
-11 .tart.er, bud --· and knawledae of lclk, »
t$"ated c:lrculaa uduL
Selar7 ccmunemurata wtda ~ r..tablllllell b
daltrlal flrln wftta llbenl
frlnp beDl!fHs.
Morning
Dillawcnher run Time
EKaeUeat ~
• C<ifdPUCJ' bene8tl.
AppllJ tletw. SI p.a.
SNACK SHOP
M44 E. c..tt Hwy.
Corona del Mar
Responsib&e for the ct.
'sip, Planninl and 1a)'OUt
ot a Metal St.amplnr and
'Fabricatloa 'Department.
DESl&I
Dl6llUR
Mechanical DesrNd ~
Jllleet' with at leut rive
• yean expuience In ~ee.
tronic component peckaa-
i' inf· Outltandlns oppor-
tuidty with •ell •abllah-
ed company. Good f:nna•
benefttl
: . _ SBllOR
: -DUFTltAN
"Mate det.aU &11m1bly
d.rawtnp from layout and
sketches. Make almple
• layovt from qiecl11c ln-
1tructionl and aketchM.
: °fW.o YMnl co1lep or
: equivalent. Approximate-
: ly fDur yean ~rlence.
familiar wtth military
lpecl.
MASTER
SPECWTIES CO.
. f640 MonN¥1• A.,.,
' Celfa Mela
642-2427
An eqaal opportunity
empk>yer
Receivini
Inspector
Experienced In t'Mll v·
'"' •nd atMmbfy lft. ~Ion. Muet ta. 1 ..
:...mar with machine
ltool1 1uch .. eom,.,.
;ttor1; Mt up on aur·
:1•~1 plat•, uslnt --~ Wocb •nd heltht ...... Able .. work te
~,._.,,.. etMI epeclfl.
:uf1one fet Mll1tery
~entracts. Supervl1lon-
:•I beck9rovnd velue· ~ APPLY ONLY
~F QUALIPllD. . i Pert0nMI Office .
; U.S. Diven
! Company
.~ ...... ' ............ .., .. -........... ·--.,..,....._ " ·->J _.,. ___ ..
Technicians
Immediate openinp to pet·
form electronic cbecS • out
oi microwave PC'OducU 9lld
RT c:ompanmtL T«lw-
c:al or ~ School tram.
bl& in electrooic9 or re-
Atted ~~dem'ed.
Send n11.1me and 11lary
requirements to:
M1nhlll
Communicltlons
2230 S. Anne St.
Santa Ana, C•llf.
An equal opportWUty
employer
Telenlc J. an expand·
Int ellctrenics Com-YOUNG MEN
pany located In • mod-18-21
"" air conditioned f•· tntemat>onal firm will takr
clltty. Call Personnel applications l.'!lia w~k :.o
O.,.rtment to ar,.nve till aeveral
Interview. SALES PROMOTION JOBS
494.9401 $135 PER WEEK
Telonic
Engineering Co.
La9una a..ch
An equal opportunity
employer
DUFTSMAJI
Mechanical
3 Y .. r• Experience
Will be doint OflAJI Pam.
mike layOUtl and wrllc
E.C.O.'a.
SALARY
()ppor1unltlea for rapid ad·
vancement to m1na1ement
$10,000 ftl'lt year potential.
10 d~ ol tralnlni in our
Lonr Beach dirtrict otti~.
A permanent a•lenment to
our Or&n1e County Branch.
CALL
(n.J) 43>7461
9 a.m. to S p.m.
SHIPPING &
RECEIVING CLERK
Capable lllJ>tl'Vlsinr d~r1·
ment 111 amall manulactu~
fnr plant. FamUlar with
commercial A llerospace
119ckasinl requinmenta. l.k
beral trinre benefits. Apply
in w rl tin11, st.at:lnc experl-
PART-TIME
5-10 P.M.
TYPISTS & KEYPUNCH
Experienctd Key-Punchers & typist. lot one
year project.
2 Yun prior experience le ucellent
ability to qualify.
Ideal pc.ilions for parent with young
fam.llv. t2.50 To t2.75 per hour, 6 hours
per day, S daya per week.
CALL MRS. HEMPHILL s.42~241
STATE FARM
FIRE & CASUALTY CO.
SANTA ANA, CALIFORNIA
An Equal Opportunity Emplo,er
--------------
Help W.nted
Women
Clen Typist
7400
Immediate ~ in bl.lay
o f t I c e. Paaltion lnvolws
dlwraillad, clerlcal respon-
dlilitel, must type fJO W1111'·
~llent worldni condi·
tlona.
Call ft..-..nnel
494-9401
STAFF IOIS6
For ft M. Md Naght
shift... On surglul,
Medical ..... l.C.U.
unite.
Excellent ut.ry
and IMIMflts
TEL!.l"HCfiE
PERSON1'EL OfTICE
ST. JOSEPH'S
HOSPITAL
h t Cul D1nntt CooU
2 Meded. To $27 lhlfta.
Bar Maid. No unlforma. l6
hr wk. SL 15 br + Ups
lndaslrlll
Factory Tralnees. Several needed SUS hr. up.
Malnt Trainee to '2.M hr.
Auto Mechanic. Journey-
man only. 50" comm.
LD. Grinder Operat«
$3.Z\ hr up
Lathe Operator P.lS hr
up
mOlllC
BIGlllEERllG CO.
OltANGI 633-9111 Sip Paint.ft'. Exp ealy. FH pUt to •. br.
L11un1 leach, Calif.
An equal opportunity
employer
FIONT DESK
~. lite lhorthand. IOl'llt
recep&ailt • bookkeepina
helpful. AllPb' in peraon:
Box Bo)'I P /time 18 6 up.
Sl 65 hr.
Clerkll
APPLY IN PERSON
MONDAY mJlU 11UDAY
10 Ml. TO 4 P.M.
~2314
Mobile Home
Experience
Excellent Opportunity
-A,,ty-
DPl.ORER
...
1115
CADlllAC &AGE
WBT COAST
1166 Whittler Ave.
en~ A -1m, hi1toey. --------
Moe tin Fri '9 to 41
Hunth .. on a..ch
Convalelant H•pftal
1l1C Delaware Hunttnston Beech
Ra.llni It Quote Clerk
Min l·yr lna exp to S100
wk.
Cotto Mesa
646-2491
Equal opportunity employer
IUSIOYS
DISHWAIBS
11 er OW.r
DAY SHlftT
RUii E. lH
Write: Box M-48, Dally Pilot
Ganlenen Ir
Outside Melnttf\ance
IDr N@'WpC)rt llloppb1.r cen.
ta. Permlnlllt, &ood hen.
ftll. JnteMewa 111unday
1-3. ean '44-2373
FRY COOK
Experienced cml1 need ap.
ply. "ilbta. ... 11 Yffft
ol aae. Salary eommel\llUl'-
ate. Olntact MR. SHIN aft.
• 2 p.m. l'15-Cll80
GARDENER'S He 1 per s .
UNITID CALIFORNIA
IANK
La Pai Vlllate Center
26151 La '" ·-Ml11lon Vlei•
137-4066
An equal opportunlty
employer
AppUcanta coniddtnd -mertt reprdleu ol nee,
nlJaioua Cf'ffd. color, ...
tionaJ onsm or ~·
IAIMAIDS •••
••. anti GO-GO
NCR 395 OPERATOR
IXPIRIENCED
Ofc Mv. Know SR It typ-
lns. exp only. Mature
woman to •1• !50. To $475.
Mlilt have lmowled1e ol Sec'y. SH 80, type M to
bookkeepinc. middle 30'1. Start $375.
M'f-Zll Ml'I. Preuitt up.
Machi• Shop
Leacl111a1
Wcdins Leadman, punch
~ set ops. Own ma-
chinia tooJ.. Dey lhl1t.
SALESLADY
SI• ScrHll Teller. 2-yn min be.Ilk exp ~ etcJdq ~rience. $350 up. FDrfALE ONLY.
P/tlm~ PBX Opttator 15-
20 hn wk. Sl.65 hr. WIGEYI
w.--..... -Prow-
Oratar -BORROW
My tbree childrm se &t
a perfect aae. They'~ too
old to cry at nicht and too
)'OUl'll to BORROW Ill)' car .
PIANO le90m In Ill)' !lame.
or pupil's home. PhoM
&C4m. m-A Bernard. CM
*SPECIALS* l..awn7 Spiwt $115.
Gultftmen mod H. $11&
Gulbnnlen mod F. '1'191.
Wurlttzer mod «rJ.7 ...
Pi!lno rental tttaml
fl'om •.• $499.
Rebuilt Granda from ....
WaUlch'toM.nnlftl'a
MUSIC CITY
3400 So. Briatal
io. Coat Plua
540-2165
'l'OY STORE-a>STA MESA
No experience neceaa:ry.
1Ull time. 1 Nite a week.
25 ot over. KI S. '1lllZ
Aak for Mr. Pollock
MlltCHANDISI POR
DtvWon of &c:Hntific SALi AND TIADI
Pt I . I ORGANS 4 PIANOS 0 .sslolll Industriu, Inc. •·~-·--llaB\---" _. ~-NEED Attnctl'Ye women n 1 IOl E. ea,,,.... Ave. r~ _ ...... ---I• l •. t.
to 30 yn. to wort in 1WW Sa Ana S 6 1•-Ullld, cmb' $1115; .._ ..S
carry out re 1 t a u r a n t , Olembll. BS or MS de-nta 4 ...v FUINITUU .8aJdwtn. Coan., Low I'• 1.
Newport &.ctJ. Good pay, 11ft. Start f700 An equal oppcatw:dty bf'umM..... from $&. Loh fll _...
boars, lmmedlatll pol!Uon. Lab T-.. 2-ln employer +-e,_ ....... --srandl, IPbta 6 ~
Appl.Y 111 penoa tod11 noo """" '" exp --,..._ W. Ocean P'rcbt, Tb , chem lab or related s,.nbh Medfterr...... acmmn"-PHIU.IPS CO.
JAwymen Reataor11nt. field S400 up. Local mnvfecturw hM ALL NIW lD H. Kain, a.a Ana
;3323 W. Warner 151 I . Ceeet Hlthw9Y Santa Ana Newpett a.ch
Need 2 fUlJ time men.
Wattrlnc a weecHnc ett.
ln So. Lquna. CdM ana. °""' nm. G7-lm or ~
1321 DANCIU
LIFE Ina. Man11,ment • $300 ,., WMk.
portunlty. 2 1r1 Sates exp. __ m.M&1 ___ or_l33-t763 __ _
DENTAL Auistut, exper. Insurance I.a Mer. 2-yn lmmtdla .. epenlftll ,_.: WAS ORIG. $l6". ORGAN CL~i
only. Start 4/lt/a Sal. 1ellin1 exp. 0 /ride, ex-Muet Sealfke NU _~a--=• __ penaea + comm 6 '6SO e irt--ITEMS AS l'OU,OWS: .,..._ -_..
S400 plus. AD phuea ma• mo. Fee ~Id. 5NCtronic r~-I ft. --.w. Iola ~ ~.:i: :!t,.• ~ ~
JODI. & DIE MAKERS
ht & 2nd Shlftt
?llnlmum 3 ,ean upcience
Ste.dy 1mployment
Opportunity tor advanc:em.nt
JPS Weslem
2701 S. H•rbor
S•nta Ana
An e<J1lAI apJIOl'tUnlty
~mployer
~ S.mce Station
Anenclant
Salary + c:ornmlllion. Local
office Mr. Sell'lff. 213-597·
ll19
Plfl Time Wort ltted. 85~ Deak. Replies ..-.-----..... -~ -........ confidential Reaume: P.O. Saie. Mar. Trainee. Aae Allenlblers ud K atchlnl Cha.Ir • .._A Sptnett. "91111d6
Bartenders Box 10'fa0 Santa Ana. San-21-30. Married. coll de-e WIWB c.tont Cl 9 i l t • d with .All redDeed to deer at na&-•.
Do you have 4 extra hours ta Ana-1...aguna Hilla area. cree. fee paid. l600 mo. carved wood trtm. Jl. lO ft. hltk pdca. Route me'I, pennanent,
no Investment. Lqana areti. • da)'! Avon offcn )'OU an ATTRACTIVE balrdreuer Insurance Aaent Trainee We a,. an ... .WlthM 9"iDe c:.-..1 wlvet~ WAJtl>'S M.LIJW'JK l'l'UDIO
m:tilent earnlns opportu-with partial cllentele. Nice or Exp Salary. To ap comtMf'Clal fl"" wfth ~-o=.ll tz,. lb Nt!lrsat. CM IG-I04 APPLY IN PERSON
1-11 and J.5
Apply Melodee Ice Cream
(formerly Good Hamor)
lSCl2 W. 5tb St, Senta Ana.
nJty. working coodltionL No . SCI. Fee paid. to S7SO mo. llbt el frl ... flh hie. a ps.c. Dis.._ Jlled. BS H.aaml °'PB
Call collect 530.5860 Huntinrton Beacll n ea r ' ftfil'le • tt.uaw .-11 ,..uecs wWa l....u. II r ' r a
IBJIBI E. LE£ MAN With cm tor rerutar 1F You can ~t &ii Hunl.initon Htrtour. Alter ONLY IXftUllNCID bedlwra _... wtdl Ml l:lleel coM. 541.ea
lntelllJert letter, type &O 1 PM ce.11 M'l-4351 M .. .n ... 1 PIOPLI taric Ille Im mprtrlp It Allr tar BDL eati7 mondnr newll>IPef
151 1. c .... H&,hw•y deltwr7· w.itl P. o. Box wpm, llke detail won A Exper POMir SewincJ '"""91 lhtuW .,,., ,. ..ur-, IMp__. ... PRlVATE Plrt1 waBll tD
11 the 35 hr wror1r-wttt ~ M tttt c11a1111 room. Gold 1ea1 ~ P.. fbr ~ -.. NEWPORT IEACH 1M. c.o.ta Me9L peals to yov, 111ary S350. •chine Opereton LVN's Several needed to pll»IJllCS .,_.table~ H.uw-
call Mr. Manhall. Omd> Apply Calif. Umbrella $20 ahttt. -llllNS ...... ett., •. ,..,... & ~ 11ao MECHANIC A9encl ... w ..... noo tlon Del>t. 641-10 Ch .. Inc 297'2 Century Pl. CM RN. Rett"t rrad OK S28 929 .... Street Eadl ,._ eaa .. ~
luke & flront End SD:'RETARY .......... $.150 lanttuet C...-.linatw rnER S1tter, 11t1 ~. shirt. c.ta Miia ad ~ : =.:. ~ ~. Owe 1oo1a ~ Exdttns W"flQJdinp. Must ~ and be capable of one mfant. Hn s PM to Mt-ml N~ • caJ.lf. *~_..,. • ._ ._
quired Uberal ~ pllMa bon-TYP1ST llUX!PT . • • • • • SB orpnimlr afta1n. Apply 1n 2 AM ~ ~ Mllll be N'!,d" ~·tnl~ =~ Qedit QIJl'OWld tmmrdiateb 1Lllt nliJ9 6D c:t.oo. tt...
ua. Many company bendita.. Meet A sr-t: buat 6 pedr. peraon. hr1ton Be9ell lnn, pennanm ·-tamiah k 11 65 hr --------• Ttr:ms ~
AA1ly tn perwon ONLY. STENOIR.IXP1' ....... $3115 llll2 Oceu Ave .. Huntfnr-ft'fft-l'l'll"M ~1 wor era · R Ir D FUINITUIE eub far ,;_ ;T::.:
Firestone Good compen:y bmdlta. too Beacll. ART Lmkletm Jobd Siil SAW lMC N..,-part ~·· CK. srn ..... for ..,, ..
5---L!X>AL SECY ........ $.5'1'j N~ aid, aperilra de-BttllM. Why h't )'OU! u you doll't w your EY917 nllbt t1l. 1'1acl'• ~ Aw a.
•V'f'.a e UNIQUI e alr&ble. A-'-ID -......... Phone Tutt tlw"a J'rl Iller j b 11_._ h .-......... ""--..._ llldia Sat a S. 'tit t -475 I 17 h s '·-·A~ l'l"'.T ...--~ 5:30; wee1<e* a Mmi. o WJwu -c antM ~---..., •• ~at at o • •n • t t •• C.M. P1aoement ~ ._..... BKc:b N. r I 1 D I •nv+l-e. """ -are we ha•· it or ,.... ~ ~ QlliM!!MI\ k--'t IUIL-~. GenS.. GJ"CIW ('11f) •2"2 1885hftCM..a31 Home.450G lenn11re, --=Y~='=""'~-~---"' -.. -~-...,... ..... 1_. • ' Laruna Beadl ~IBL.E _, ma a find it quietly! Gius Chopper-Man ~ BL1ND STm:R wanted to .,...,... talent,
~ (Spcod machine) operators. my bomt. 2-3 • ,.. ..-,
' G a r m e n t mfa. OnlJ own Inns, r e f • r • • c • 1 , ~-=--===== operaton ma1r1q ~40 downm HB. 5.11-1501
.,._, 11• need apply. 1SIO Monrovia .• DRY a~ Courwter
ND. "2-&6 Girl. E~ Pert e EXPER. WaltntMI e time ~9 ,_,.. lfatan,
Top tilal"! AD llldfta. d e P e n d a b J e. 50·90
Ac>J>ly: KEN'S. zm a..-between 8 1 m. A -. No E.xperlettce ~ Blvd. Costa..._ BABYSITTER. °'"' .....,
N I S(ilB& Bet. I 6 11 am. S. Kea. 1:30 to S·JO ~ 01 ecenary. ea,..,. fer secy.. & LADY To supem.t 2 adll. area. GIN-'rwtm I. kliilcl
Must have clean Callfomia lk In Or .... (--'Y ap Jtrll It Uta bllqlc. %:» 4. Dys 642·ll.ll,.,. MW'lll
drivtnc recnrd. Apply & _... 5:~ ~ ~ Owa tra:na. HOUSEKED>Q, fumb "
YELLOW CAB CO. Sc:reenld Per.....t~ Lld<I ale. m.-boYL LtvHut. rs.s111ie .,._
116 E. lfth St. 901 Dov• Dr., ~ kh, HSEKPft. w/pnc nuntnc Reta. Beck -._ ....
<mt.a Mesa lmowledae. 4MO tar c a r e 15'1 ISLAND VETERAN ...._ W...W ct lnnlld ledJ. Ho UftiJll. Bn.EA>7t.rrY:-=-=o=PCM,..,,....!fdi~-... ~ e S W w....... 7a fttDdla m.maa WT p.m.. f~ 10 _.. .,_. at A MAN • Al"l'!lRHOOH ..., ...... b ~teaa Hair Fm JP· m. ~ ltatlan tala:nd, 1 dUld U• -...... ). Ja _la&'> ____ .:.;.;.,..___
tt.t 1a. Ho ~ Hodea• Noanma. Olllta ...... n.,y. or N1atlta. 961-Jlll - -• IO-'Dft •
EXPEIUl:NCl!D
PA.INTD l VARNISHD f\-. i .._.,,, aMI LUHU IOAT _., ,......-
COMPAHY
.. W. 1ldl !t., C.M.
"JOBS ARE OUR.
BUSINESS"
Coast
.... ym11t
At••cy ........ ,,..,, .....
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FREE TO YOU
TIANS'°RTAT10N -TIANSPOltTATlON •
.
1914 VW Station Wqon. Tax
Alpine rotdater. Ru1 deu. and tlcenae down. • mos.,
$995 $53.'71 per mo. O.A.C.
'63 SUllBEAM
Get man lnlPOltl
STANSIUIY ~ = ·~ 1llG vw Kannane Ciiia BUICK ClllWt. MW top 6 paint.
, One O'WMJ', m11111 Xtru.
2100 HARIOlt ILVD. tap cand. Ask mo. tc.3512
COST A MllA ~9022 1'tecllltr'• Pet '66 VW. ltlpe'
'G Alpine. ... He• ~ R/H, ,.,.., -.roof, ======== tlrff, m1lf.&z' 6 paint. Lo ftl'7 S. miles. BellW '°'*-
mlltt $995. ~aft 5 ....... =..,.,.....m.ms---:-::~-... 'VW Variant 1D wa,on
TllUMPH Xlllt caid. Olr $39 ct.la a.-ame eont. be.l Om tin
p'ft~ ~
'SI VW sunteiif SGS. 6*-loft ..
Per Month
...._, O• H Me.
O• A,..,.,e4 CN4lt
25"'° Deww
TRANSPORTATION
SPECIALS •zz sx¥Sort
WAGON
low MilH. A rHI bttu•
ty. Lie. No. SUX·HO s1299
'St VOLKSWAGEN
lie. No. JXG-U6 s399
'H UoNfl c:;:
lk Nt. ICIC.14' s499
''4 FORD ,,,_,,
STATION WAG.
V·I, euto. No. '·112' ss22
'62 PONTIAC G.P.
Air. Lie. Me.KIV-'27 s799
CHECK OUR llG
TRUCK &
CAMPER
HEADOUARTllS
J:~o s1soo
. . . . . . ..
* '57 Mere station we&GD: '6~ C t • I Nice running, rib, $11' ·
., .. ,. JI on •n•nta or best oiler. 548-lll88"" ...-. Unooln O:>ntinental 4 dr. .--=:..:....:.:=-::.=~~~k"I _ ___,,,,.,,,.,,,._,___,,-=-=-=--Factory air• leather Inter-62 Mere O>lony Putt.
NEED A CAR? !or. Full power Including s. pwr, Al~ cood. MB.
CAN•T BE FlNANCEDT wa:y eeat.. 2 to choose lrom cond. $9500. ~lTlO 4
-
e BanknrptT ·~•eml«iT Full price
e Bad Cl'edltT e DmlrcldT $1995 e M illtary eNew bl Areat MUSTANG -
Make Payday Payments JOHNSON & SON .66 Mustan6 Spt. ~.
McCARTHY MOTORS L&ncol.n-Mercwy :11,soo Actual Mi1M. ·-1420 So. Main 6 FAfncer Costa Mtsa Branch '."t!
(2 blocka N. of Sean) 1941 llari>or Blvd. 64'.i-Tll50 V8, auto ~ full
Santa Ana Ph 542-3507 ,68 CONTINENTAL Bra.nd pwr. Landau top, MJf,
BUICK
'64 BUKK
· set or I 4 J near Dt!fil new. Leue tor $155 pr Golden Clrele tiree, ... .15
month. Jocludes to ta 1 retail eacb, xlnt ape
service cl maintenance lree. Will cooalder sharp.....,_ cau Hal Sanders, Leue 00 tr.de. Pvt pty, fl5..3.1l'r
Manager, W-0981 '65 Mu.stang H.T. Riii. Auto
'65 Lincoln, 4 door sl'd. Vinyl trans. New tires. nip cand.
root, stereo, AM/FM. full See 8-5. 1629 Superb', Cll
pwr. 29,000 ml. $2700. 49'-alt 5, call S48-4168
240C
' 6 4 CONTINENTAL. Ex·
cepllonal cond, wbt w/blk
lthr top A Int. Low mlleait.
'65 Mustang, ll I H, ' ep,
6 cyl, traN. Try $1300 .. 'lll concl. 642-5172 • ••
$2650. 673-7629 bet 9:30 am. OLDSMOllLE
Skylark 4 Door. V8 engine, '64 ();)nt Sed white wlblac:k --------1
automatic t:ransmlulon, 1-thu, air.' full pwr. Extra
power steering, factory air clean, low ml. Pvt. ptJ.
coodttkl'llng, n.idio and beat· szz;o. 133-0mM
er.
$1495
STANSBURY
BUICK
CORVAIR
·a <X>RVAIR Mo•••
m*lmatic. NEW CAR C(W. PLYMOUTH
DITl>N! ---------------__. 5'8-l45t Ol' 540«54
COUGAR
'1111 COUCAR. Brand siew.
Leue for $99.50 pr month.
Included maintenance &:
9'1'V1ce. Afr Cond. ~r
ttettlng, radio, bucket.a,
etc., PboM H1l Sanders,
t.ea.o MA.lllger 60-0981
DODGE
'68 PLY. 383; $1.liC:
GOOD SHA.Pm
5641871 Afw f PM .
PON11AC . ·
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DAILY PILOT EDITOJlIAL PAGE
• Greatness Ill
A difference of $31 mWlon betweeia what the Uni-
versity of California Board of Regentl asted for 1MM9
and the total allotted in Gov. Reagaa•s budget appears
likely to work much mischief unless the Legisfature
restores the cut.
One of the tint sacrifices was agreed upon at the
regents' meettni at UC, Irvine laat Fric$ay. Admiasions
guidelines were adopted which could lead to a 10 per-
cent reduction in undergraduate enrollment next year.
This would mean breaking faith with several thou-
sand Callfomia high sebool graduates who have relied
on tht long-standing univenitv policy of admittinJ. all
who can quallfr, -and, from disadvantaged minonties,
some wbo don t meet the minimum standard.
It ii only prudent for the regents to take this step
in an=ation of 'a ~gillature-approved Reagan budg-
et of million inatead of the $311 million the regents
consider "bare bones."
This is by no means the only consequence of the
governor's continuing cutback in the face of bis ''one
year only" promise wnen sharp cuu were made to meet
last year'• state "emergency."
M, the DAILY PILOT pointed out in this space last
week the budget pruning, if sustained, will also
hurt Orange County and the Orange Coast in particular.
UCI, as a new campus, has relied on assurances
that it would be able to add courses and the teaching
talent and facilities to sustain UCl's essential, onierly
growth. .
Setbacks for the youn' campus now could conttnue
to be a cosf!jy handicap to it and to the area for several
years to come in many productive programs -includ-
ing, of course, the development of California College of
Medicine Into the UCI medical school.
Nor ls tuition (or new student fees) "The Answer"
to the '31 million differeoee between the univel'6ity
needs and the state administration's version of the
budget.
Even the maxjmum aDocatjon of dollars calculated
Situation in
Vietnam ls
Crucial Now
W ASBINGTON -A clamor of
voices ln the United State1 Senate
JI\11 have expressed the frustration
of the American people people about
the Vietnam war but it added up
to little or nothing on bow to conduct
or end that war.
~ 9"'8lllne pro.pecl 0( Wrnlnc
the conduct of the war over to 1be
Uaited Stata Senate ls not merely
a pervnon of the Constitution. It
would be an act of folly beyond com-
J>&N in the ioni history cl 1h1a ltruf· aJe.
1be Preside.at cannot placate the
war critica in the Senate ad tt 11
Jmpouiblie to follow their advice. No
two senators predtely agree except
oo Ol)e thlng: We cannot unilaterally
pull out o1 v~.
WHEN ALL THE CLAMOR
subsides that central potnt remains.
No one. not even Sen. Eugene
McCarthy, ill advocating a pull out.
The point at lJaue Is another etcala-
tion of the war, and that, too, might
as well be a moot q~on. 1be drlef
problem ii not an bnmedlate escala·
6on beyond the 525,000 planned troop
level; the problem la to overcome
tbe remainder of the Communist
wiat.u-spring off~lve between now
and Kay 1 with essentially the aame
forces aa are now in Vietnam or
would be 1n Vietnam wHbin tbe
previously detmnined troop le'Vel.
'Pbe Mamftelds. Fulbrl&'U met Jten-
Mdya of the Senate llte Ulkl:ne as
if the battles ~ have not yet
been fou&'Jt are anady lot.t.
rr MAY BE USEFUL therefore to
taJre a loot at the ww 11 it la teen
at the Wblte HOUM in this crucial
ph.a&e. For lack of a better simile
the present pbue la teen u 1f 1t
w«ire m1dway in a 13-weet television
soap opera. Whether there will be
a tragic or happy eodint la htdden
trom the auclence.
AJ ln a television eoap optTa the
audience 11 bepUed by queaitioos on
bow it wlll all end. In real life the
quest.iOILS are more aln.lster.
Will the new command in the
Melone Delta recoup the weakened
poaitioo Jn t.be cocmtrJalde.
WW.. THE VIET CONG dtvblon.s
threatenlnf Salfoo be cleaned out?
WW a poNlblie attack in the P•lku·
Kontwn area be coutainitd?
Will the Nor1b Vietnam .. a&tacl
at Kbe Sanb or Hue, or llotb. ud
if IO will ~ attack be a IQC C •lfal
Dear
Gloomy
Gus:
It seems amazing t.ti.t such a
hue and cry lJ raised about the
death.I of 13,000 men in Vietnam
alnce 1961, all ol whom died Jn
service to their country, while
the fact that 380,000 Amerlc~
motoriltl have died in vain Jn
the 1ame period 11 cuuall1
accepted.
-J.B. M.
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preliminary to their Mil1nC the two
northern provmcea GI loath Vietnam?
All thil doe1 not depend upon sen-
dine anotber D,000 troops to VJetnam
in the immediate tuture, which seem-
ed to be the focus of the Senate
argument. We are not tolni to be
able to lend 200,000 more troops to
Vietnam by May 1. 1988, and poulbly
not by May 1, 1969. Such a large
build llp la a long procesa.
The questions at issue are all far
more immediate. 'Ibey are not suscep-
tible to long winded ar1111nenl! on
whether or not we oulJ!t to be in
Vietnam, or even whether we ought
to pull out.
A CRUCIAL SITUATION exlsta
right now and as the acenarlo pro-
ceed• to ita conclusion more answers
may be provided b)' factual condition&
than by the oratory in the Senate.
Without implying in the slightest
degree that Senators M a D 1 l l e 1 d ,
Fulbright and Keuedy speak from
other than sincere and patnotJc
motivu, it It.ill nmailll tbl flct that
the O>mmunist commlM bu counted
on tib.iJ kind ol a readlon in the
United States to their wtnler·spring
offensive.
The docume11tatlon of tbe Com·
mum.t introduction of their forces
follows a coDliltat llDe: Tbe United
State. is so rent by diMMlt that 11evere
rmlltary bkrn wm w.u.a or deltroy
ita re.olve to cootinue tbe war. That u one of the purpoteJ of the Winter·
sprjn1 offensive. ·
ANOTHER PURPOSE la to &ain
a m.Ultary advantl.lt Which w1l1 place
the Umted State1 bl a '"8beed poaJ.·
lion Jn fUture MIOti•tlou.
How near the Commullllt CGmmand
will come to rtalil&tloa of tbeae alma
sboold be demautrated b1 May 1
becaU:le the weatber tbea wm belln
to cloM in Oftf tbe Ho QI M.lnb
1upply UJ>e and opa up -American offemive operauon, 1D a. eoutal
B'H.
Tbe Seate critics ot the President
dedded \bey coWd not wait for ttie
conclusion of th1a .mlll1arJ plwe
beton trJln& to curt> tbl .Prtlident
at a Vf11:f cruda1 mOIDllll la the Vietnam Wflr.
Quotes in the News
under the Wt tultlon«·fee. ~ IQUeat.ed apparent.
ly couJct provide leu than half, ot the dif f~ce ln
openUnJ twldJ.
Three key es-officio regent; -;--Governor Raaan. ~ly Sl>eahr JUN unrura., .. State SupeJtnten-
den1 of Pub}lc lDllntdion Xq latterty -wen too
buwy Cll' too unconcern.d to come to Orange Coonty 1ut
Friday for th ncenta meetfuc at UCI.
Pre.sutntbly tnOlt or all ot' tUm will be on band
for the April regent. meetlq·lfbeo the 1howdown tef"
sion on tuition and/or fees, .,.. perhaps the cllimcttc
elf ort to retolve the budget dll8mm..a, are IC'heduled.
Jud&lne from prniow le.llioDI md statemeuta, tf may
not matter whether they show up .or not.
W'Ut clearly does matter 11 whether the ~
hears loud voices from home demandble th.t both the
quality and quantity of Califonlla•a higher education be
maintained, 1or iu economic nlue to every taxpayer u
well u tor it certainly eqtaaDy-tmportant, but too of. ten under-valued cultural Denettt..
Se D. . • . x ISCnm1nation
Forget that perJcr. stewarda1 with the smile the
trim legs and the -it you ride tile right airline ...:_ bot
pink mlniakirt.
Cornea now the Equal Employment Opportunity
Commiasion with a decree that airlines refusmg to hire
men u cabin attendanta will violate the 1964 Civil Rlllatl
Act, which bans sex discrimination in employmen(
Tbat'a in the back of tbe plane. It leadl to the
logical conclUlion that the alJ.male crew in the cockJlll
up front will next fall before tbe anti-sex legi.alatioa. -·~~·~ It's not something we welcome. "This ii your cap-
tain speaking" somehow doem't inspire conficlmCe
when ft comes out in prim, feminine tonea. ·~1~ OUPa ~TIONr TROUBLE THE>E PAYf-TOO MUCH ('(NlCl~M.•
Pronaoie. Vnder•tanditlfl, Ap preciation of Atneriftlll W•9
'Freedoms Foundation Non-partisan'
To the Editor:
In a letter printed Marcb 13, a
Mr. Frantlln Ja)'De queltloned the
motives of Freedoms Foundation at
Valley Forte, which has Jul* recently
formed a women'• dMalon chapter
1n Oranae County, will the purpose
of promoUng understanding and ap.
predation for the Americen Way of
Llfe.
Mr. Jayne used u his exclusive
s~e ot informatioll, according to
bis lett~, an articla appearing ln
a Pbilad'elpbia mapllnt in February,
19611.
BB STATED IN hla JeUer that be
bellned that Gen. D1rig,bt D •
ElMDbower 11 no longer auodated
with Freedom• Foundation. He is ln-ccnec:t. 1'he GeDIN1 continues to be
Natiooal Honorary Chairman o f
fuedoall FOUDdaUon at Va 11 e y
For&•· In fact. l "onder if he is aware that the General not only
presented tbe llrst Freedoms Foun-
dation award ln 1948 but continues
his warm enthualasm for its objectives
through his wife Mamie, who ls Na-
tional Honorary Chairman or the
Womea'a D1vtslot1J.
I !\a.ve tnquired about the article
he used H bis source. The article
he tnuted bas M misstatemeou of
fact, inclucllng the one mentioned in
his letter about ~n. EJsenhower.
THE W 0 M E N ' S DIVISION'S
motives are no different from thole
of the national orgamution in Ulat
both ll"OUJ>I were formed as a meus
ot preserving and maintaining t.be
Amtrlcan Way of Lile as described
in our Dedaratlon of Independence,
our CoDlltituW>n, our Bill of RIOJU.
and the Q-edo.
The Credo lllJPears on most of 0.
UtuaW:r• about Fnedonu Fou.ndatlon
Md ii Uled .. the criteria for 1udllni aU awards.
Aa fll' u Mr. Jayne'• charge that
FFVF Js a political organization. 1
lhoWd. like to dose with a quota
from a letter I received recently from
Richard H. Foltz, Western Regioul
Director of tbe Foondation.
"YOU BROUGHT UP a most Jm.
portant point In the matter of a
balanced membership and leadership.
The poky of the nltJonaJ bodJ cl Freedocru -Foundation emphasizes that"
the t-* ol workinc to bring aboclt
a better national understanding llDd
appredaUoa of the American Way
of Life transcends partisan poUtkal
lines.
''Tbu, oar bolrd and officers ...
drawn from both ~ politkill
pai-Uet. Tbe Ont consideration, of
course. 11 to attract people who caa
make a contribuUon of their talt'llU
to ttiu work.
"By a&MrinC dear of a s1tuatioll
wtMn mm.bin cl CJDt 1*11 81'! ~
em--. w lllc:n •• our impact. "Our P '"ke takes q u l t •
amomty _. 1IOlbn as a nc;a;
partisan Grp*ldion ...
BARBARA RICHARDS
Prealderlt, Orae County ChapW .· · Women's Divln
Plwdoiu J'oundation at
VaDey 1'orp
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Ldtn• from rtadMI art wlcome.
NO't"m4llr tDrlUri thould conocr thdr
~saae• In 300 IOOnll or &al. TM
right to eondem• lctten to fit ~
or •LlmiMte libel ii re1nwd. AU it~
cn1 mun mclOO. dgnatur• and fl'Mlii-mo addre11, but non'ICI '°"' N toitJa..
MZd °" rcq!Ud.
capable, morally IOUDd, patriotic
young Americans" and makes annual
award.I -.,or uceptlonal leadenbip in
bri.ngbig about educatioDaJ lll"OlfaJDS
wbkh build a better' undentandiog
of 1be American .Way of Life (as
for Dr. Cart BorweD ln 19155) and tor "outatanding patriotic instnJction"
u for Bta Wuser, Pat Hurley and
Sam McEllresh ot Co.ta Mesa Scboola
in l!MIU3.
I AM PROUD, TO be a long-time
member of Klwani1 lntemaUonal,
which baa won more FFVF awards
in the put few years than any other
organization.
Undoubtedly Mr. Jayne bas never
had that bloocl.tJncllDi thrU1 when
seeing Old Glory wavln& in tbe breeze,
or d>oktng up wba repellting the
pledge of allegiance OI' 1ing1ng the
Star Spanl)ed Banner, or thrilled to
visit Lexington, Concord, V a I l e y
ror&e, Wllliamlburs. the church in
l\.icbmond where Patrfct Henry apote
thole immortal words, "Give me
liberty or give me death" or the
Old North Cllurcb. Nor bu be been
deeply touched by one cl the many
pMriotic progn:na in oar elementary
achoola.
U buildini patriotic: and IOUDd moral
citis.ena naies oae a 'Tar Right WIDPr" u FBJ J.Dfen Ula God bleaa
the FRW1. They ar. our hope for
1urvival.
DON HUDDLESTON
by cancelllnf otr Coo.ltituUon that
makea a civilian, (tbe President) com-
mander in dlief." Aotually, LBJ is
the commander in chief under our
Constitution. So exactly what ls Mr.
Bower trytng to .a1T And bow does
be bope to relate tt to my letter 7
1'hll Uber.al str ate&Y IJ: U you can't
face ~ iuuea, attad: your opponent's
personality. Dilre&anl fads and ap-
peal to dMt emoUons. Above all, don't
suggat IJl1 propo •I• « ideu of your own.
Thia effective llbenl tactic keeps
some good men out of political otllce.
Their election chance• are destroyed
by the fM derogatory bnqes the
liberals pmt.
I BORROWED the "turn·tail-and-.
nm" phraee from President Jobnlon.
LBJ med it to delc:ribt --of tbe fellow liberals that Senat.ora Mce.rthy
and Ke'nnedy 8ppea1 to. Mr. Bawer
can debate LBJ oo ~. Sen. K.-ec!Y
said hre'1 nothing wrong with
douting blood to the Viet Cong, 11Jl-
gesta bringing the Viet Cong into South
Vietnam's pernment, advi8ed JFK
to ablodon the freedom fighter• at
the Bay cl Ptp, and encouraged anti·
Vietnam demonstrations. U Senators
McCarthy and Kennedy are Mr.
Bower'• heroes, we can dilcuu them ,
further.
LBJ said W1 want to end the war,
not win ft -that jf ihe CommaDUta
woWd *"' flCbtlne, we'd develop North VWnam ffr them. Mr. Bower
migbt wire LBJ to coofJrm this.
MR. BOWER IS guilty of what he accuses me ol.. He lets hit b6u cloud
U1e factl C«tt-fli nlft« "t:u:m-tal-ad-
nm" ad the IM>-win w•.
Mr. Bower lJ iDceDMd at my belllaer'eDt feeling towll'dl U. enem7
wbo'a 1d.W:nl our men la VI.a.m.
What. then. Is Mr. Bower'• attiblde
toward Ill.I enemy 7
Next time W's dl.eC9I --. men
and perw-IWei leu.
• LEONARD WRIGHT
~Joar·loeal-pollce orieated area
IOdety?
I don't know bow. I feel I can
beet aerve him by shielding him from
your lick "news' sheet. By seeing
that it does not enter our home.
E. B.O'NEILL
,.....,._, ReHDlea
To ttle Editor:
The 1960s in the U.S. had witnessed
an era of civil dllorders unpe:raBeled
ln tbe history of this conttnent. Vut
areas cl major cities were devutated
by riatoua mobs of "American
citizens." Not lon.g before tblt, this
nation and a grieving world had ex-
perienced tbe lemetea aauatnatton
of their YOUD& President and world
humanitarian. Americana had lmelf
1otten over the murder of their belov·
ed Jobo F. Kennedy, when a aeries
of W..on sniper killings were set
elf by tbe bnltal and savaee murden
of 1everal JOODI nunes. Violence had
reached an all time high.
IT WOULD APPEAR that the ~·
preulon for ctm.cuding law and
order bu become a nadonal putime
in America. nu. immoral rebellion
bas given blrtb to a generation which
bu replaced re.1pe>Dlible attttude1
with misguided values; reason and
logic appear no longer to govern the
basil of our JUJCleo.CbrUtlan upo
bri.nalnl; and atate -clt;y Cl'llmcils are b.Wildered in their attempt to
handle the mouating mobt of
demomtrator1 wbo CaT'J their own
will above that of Ule conummity.
n>. hamatrlngl.ng of oar police forcea
from cout to coast by the bm>hmtar)'
help of priv1lte cWJeDS and the Ie1a1
red tape of 1be nation'• courts, only
CODtinue to protect the eriminall and
live them liceDM to commit more
horrendous am upon the :b:moclnt..
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Old .Art of Sailmaking
The COIDl>'ller bas l.avaded
... lf&'Old art cl ~
inC; but final production of
11.e .'motiYe power f« tile
IWlltliora iac:r~ neet of
~· atlll dependl • b man on the bend! Wilt pl1m and needle or
the Wom• at the sewiq "Yd'lne.
the wind in light airs. Hanna, a f<rmer member
Improvemeot in sails has of the world f a m o u s
crown al.ing with the im-&1:::0 ~ C: =
provement ID the boats that N.Y. Hanna recently sold
wear them, as • •' out to Peter Davis of San demoostrated Jn last sum-.. _ _, __ but · 1"" th mer' a America '1 "'-oon-~ wu remams w w e • ......,, . fll'111 as sail C(lftS'Ultant. The test 111 wbidl .the quality firm bas 1 payroll of m«e
of sails and sailcloth were _ than 40 persons and bllilds
llmost as important. as the sails far some ol. the top
design of tile defending and racing and cruising yachts
challenging yachts. in tile country.
The Newport-Costa Mesa Nortb Sails i.s a San Diego
area has some of the most based firm with a braodl
modern sail lofts in the at 913 Electric St. Seal
country, providing motive Beadl. '
NAVIGATION AID P<tl NIWPCMtT SAILORS FOil 7S YU.RS
With fbe advent ol syn-
thetic materials for sails -
wtilcb 1oaC aeo replaced
Egypti.IQ cotton -cout-
puters are widely uaed in
designing aails a:id testing
cloth b' maximum
pel"f~ under varying power for some of the most Ray c. Harnou 410 29th
famous racin& and cruisiD& Newport Ave., Costa Mesa,
yadlts in the world. specializes in cusU>m r~ing .
TM Cvipela l1n1• Pawllan ta N ..,...t ...,._., '"Tn&hfftllrkH ccndltions.
But wllen you walt Into
4bt moden sail loft ~ will Buter • Qcero is ~ uils and blue wat« cn.iis-
of &be oldest sail lofts in ing sails. Pavilion Harbor !Landmark 1 . find people -peop1e dou
, GD lbeir knees cuUlng cloths · -to Gipe, stitdli:DC. teams
dl le'Wlog mact>iQes or sit-
ting on a beDCb sewing ln
headboards, clews aod tacts
with !le same old h&Qd tools
used a century ago.
ttie •ee. dating back to l9il Ray C. Barnoss, 410 29th
wt>en Saint Cicero jained the St., Newport B e a c b ,
firm and started mating specializes in sails for small
racln& sails for sm.all boats. boata • T.,ed ~by lb W...
cUfClla. tae Baaoa hviliOll -1 " ~ --bas ....-. tbit, lleal pcilnt of
Nft;Or1J.tart*·t« --ti ~U--.·oi· •. cmtm'1-
· ~,~ ID •. lil2. the
P'iwkin "'t.Saf ··-· ttUl tile llllt·el·ILari>lr aall'litJ. fte ~ .... -~OUl aicl r0r ·"'1:a·'c h lime a ..a
rerrn"nts the first ref'tesh-
meJrt slop amt suest docnng
Ulsi. Ttbe.,harbor.
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()pa M'ftll da71 a week
aadal'TIQf 1lrtM1ut, lunch
&nd·Alner 'l1lil PavllkiG ol· fefi e dloq of a ccifM
... eocMaD .... IDd
raaa1n11t Ota SaDdaJ eve-
.,. pests ... llftJWlded
bJ tlJe l'OIMlltlc Trio de
()Jo, SplDClb gm&ar IDd trio.
On Wednesday through
Saturday nights, aoog stylist
Palll MlIJer ealler1.aJnt with
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S.~t • ..tial nttt. eWp '-"'*-
.... IAHAM.A 24. Ae b ..,..11
f ....... '• "•-"• .,..... y.t 1.,.. H0"9A1 '°' • ...,~ to
Caial'i11a. Tk rel9" 4'eck 4.ti90
•rforft •&at ,.,-.. .. fot altip.
,_ e1Mi u-. IAHAM>.'S w.
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f.,. e u aw .t fov.
Cff.@-._....., ia ..._ 1ltla""••
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1i.-. ;,. tlli1 "-+. HM "-wtif..1
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luted wl.. 1pecial ....,_, Pt-
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·--~. If y-Utt it off-
J..o woe kl•"".. H.
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f• d--IJlltil 2 Lm. on
''tb• ,..Id's smallest met
!DOit Sntbnate dance Door .••
'lbt Pavtuoo also olfers
a .-... )IO.int lcr Tiewlng
the var.lous harbar races
end eveots edleduled over
~ eeuon, &ucb as the
Flight ol 1!\e Snowbirds, the
Ch.-aoter Boat and ~
Cbrbtm&s Tree parades.
Vlln'VU
Synthetics such ~ nylon
and daoron have ta.ten over
as the only durable material
f.or sails. Dacron is ttie
material used for working
sails such as mains, jibs and
g~. while eyl-Oo is the
predominant material ror
spinnakers. drifters a n d
stays which are nown orf
$1995
V•fvre 11 .. citament for $19,5. Har r•trectable ltul i1
pert.ct fw traU.,;"9 and RAMP LAUNCHING. The cleclt
ata,M •••t OM 1lmple ri9 coupled with VENTUllE's 9rut
1tehllity, tNlt f?im,,_, cabin, encl cockpit for 6 aclulh malt•
VEHTVRE tile finast 21' of fun i11 tlie wate,..
OICSON 41 ~
Recer'1 ad~ is Hie only way lo de1cribe the new ERICSON
<41, Sii. la tell, re1pon1ive. and 1'9ht lo the touch. Sh• i1 full
race from her vnicore con.truction, to her 1paciou1 fisacl
•••i•at ... s' cempartment. ERICSON 4 1 '1 fir•t race wu to
Acep•lco, she fini1hecl 10concl i" clu1 C. It t.~ .. an n -
celt,nt boat to do 10 well het firtt time oul.
In more recent years the McKibbin Sails, 177 7
Baxter 6: Cicero trademark Placentia Ave., Costa Mesa,
bas appeared on some of specializes on sails for small
the top blue-water racing and medium sized boats.
boats on the West Coast. McKibbin was originally
More t:hart a year ago the with W. D. Schock Co. but
firm moved from i t s started his own loft ill 1966.
original 29th Street location W. D. Sdloct'., sail loft m Newport Beach to a new, is at 501 29tb St., Newport
roodern loft at 7'29 Farad Beach. The firm started out
St.. Costa Mesa. making sails exclusively for
Hanna S:tl.ls, In<:., 861 W. Schock built boats, but now
18th St. Costa Mesa was takes orders from th e
started in 1959 by Te'renee general trade.
ISLANDEll 55
Racin9 encl acluntvre craft b .. t
denote the l1lander SS. Sh. ha1
that rare marria9e of 1lability
coupled with immediate accel-
eratio11 ..... rHpOllMYH•U 10
l\ecauary i• • racin9 yacht. The
beautiful Ol\O piece, hend lami-
natecl, ma~•"Y trimed hull,
1u99Hh ....... MHi119 et the
dock. luxury ffom the mai11
••Ion, encl 1elety from evary
a119le. A finer yecht at • bettor
price i1 unobteineble.
ERICSON 2l
fj,..lfy • 2 l' boat with bea11ty
1netchin9 her 9rut 1p .. d Fi-
ully en interior finidiecl •• e
yecht, with • full headliHr •~
padclacl bach••h a1 sleMard
aquipM••t. The Eries-21 is
vary fast on all poln*' ot 1ail
with tlia fHI of e little 1hip,
Ona look. OM reci119 1kipp•n
•9rH, Ericson 2) will be the
MORC boat to .. c .. J thi1 ....
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DIRECTORY fOI NEW 80ATS
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S.ilmeUrs. lnswanc;e. 1~
Shipyards. ud Condrucflon Met.rfak.'
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merchants .. retidy to
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540-lM
1300 HARBOR El VD .. COSTA MESA
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s.u+t.em C.lifornia DHl•r for
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900 Uclo Pmk Drive Piia:•• ........ 673-7272
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ANCHOll POttS -P1i11are boaters perac1e under
bu.nttq.bedecked bl&h leftl bridge which opens way
into Anaheim Bay, near Seal Beach. and the new
Sunset Aquatic Reponal Part a-building there (up-
per photo). Downcout at Dana Point, the aoutbern
anchor of Oranie Cout'a chain of small boat bar·
bon b taking ahape u workmen thrust dog leg
jetty into sea (lower photo). 'lbe two facflitiet. eech
TURNT AILI -Tbia iDlenloal detlce tolYet blc ~ for tnick ctmen wortm1 ~ Dua ·Point projed. They clrfft their rill old aJoq 1P1De
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Boat Owners View Marinas
Boat ownen haft flnall7
had Ule1r say a b o u t
marlnu. 1be impreniGDI
left i»J marlDu OD boatmell
an contained In answers to
a quettionnaire sent out na-
tionwide by the National
AMociation of Engine and
Boat M:.nufacturen.
Ia compleUq t la e 1 r
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Del aad dllUbl .about
. marina opsaUoL
M.UOll PACl'OB
Par IDltaDce, wbfle fire
MARINE
Wlrlllt
Speclal,.'
KOHLER
Dip CID tile Ult ol Im-
portant touklerltlou we:rt
dMNIMMol ....... a4
PMDl~tfpien • bulldlnp and grounds. In
both cases, 47 percent of
those answering said con-
ditions tbey knew of were
onl7 fair. From 30 to 35
percent Uioqbt tbey were
ioo4.
t.ompetence of ~
manaiement and peraooHl
ratia tecODd tn lmPortance
wttb boatmen, and" ball fl
them aald tbe operaton
coldderatlanl ... ..._.
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nallablllty al doCk haa41
all rated "fair" wlth the
guests.
The oal7 area where
mau•meat teemed alert,
For the Boat Owner
WATER FRONT HOMES ELECTRIC
PLANTS
MARINE
ELECTRIC
Weter fr•11t ll"•P•r+t h "' .,.cielty. fef tile ..... 4HI ii eM l.ufiH it will pey YH te t•t i• tffch wiitl ••· Step
hi er pho11• fe ,.... ef .. , repr .. e11fetiyea. He will ...,,
atHr Y" to top .. lwea.
642-3441
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IHWPOIT llACH
BAY &BEACH
REALTY
2407 E. COAST. HISHWAT. C--.. Mtr
675-3000
2025 W. BALBOA IL VO., Mowoort Be-"
673-9200
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Our s,,.aJt,
•LOW RATES
• UP ro· RYE YEARS TO PAY
• NEW ANO USB> IOATS .....
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FllST STATE . IAll
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WaerW•• Darin& &be .. llrial ...
early summer moathl. the
American Ndaaal Red
~ caadiac:ta' ~ in
aqllllticl and amall ciratt
operation • part of 1tJ
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l!acll ol the .fOllr Bed a.s ftliona1 dlviUm.a . lpOGIClr·
cluMI at •lriGua locations
lot yoatba 'wtlo will become
camp IMtiWtln 1a e.' •
jeda.
H',&W
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oeeu off Dana Point to inch breakwater farther oat
· iato tea and nearer completion. '!be dot lei JtU1
will be S.500 feet Iona wben ~mpleted and will ea1m
-iea tor 2,100 boats wlilch will nestle within its arms.
l'MUNDEMOl.T l8NfTIOM
wfthout breaker potnts-
standard on every Men:
from 50 hp up • Only
eMACIHk '-'ltion d~loped
8'*1ftcally for marine UM • can ctertwr 40,ooo .et.
to spartl ptup. almost
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twiee the wttace d Ml
other system • Eliminates
costly tune-ups and SJMlrk
plu1 fouling.
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HEW £1.ECTRte.sTARTIHG
20 HP. '68 Mere 200
available with optional
11ectrtc atartinc-mal<ts
this the wortd's finest fishtnc
outboard.
Ntw 100-HP MERCURY
S&X I Thunderbott lanition,
patented Jet-Prop exhaust.
Improved carbul'Won-
ec:onomy champ In tts class.
89.6 cubic lnchn-and
every inch• Men:uryl
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HARRISON BOAT CENTER
2301 S. MAIN ST.· SANTA ANA
•SE4V!C~S.OUR SPiCW.TY" ••
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Dana Point Boat Harbor
Fast Nearing Completion
B1 .JOANNE SllAW
. Wart la neartq com·
.. )lillt.Oll OD Dua PolDt't mill
· ml. a Ult~ l:a'eatwater ftlda will 9dolt a 2,J.00. • boi.t. 1*a. Nnt Harbor.
Tbi·.lllt ti ewbuctlcm ca
.. brtakwater 11 uptCted
to . M eoapWed bJ JOH
.,... which WCll'lt will bt
ltarted ca tbl Marina whlcb
will -=-vtrtuaJ11 the wboJt area.
Wlllll a.. Initial pUst ol
Ile madDa ~ II
~la 1t'1t about ball of ~port &Id.DI boats operatine oat ol countJ
harbon have indicated tbey
will move to Dana Point
whlch will be tbe closest C°'1D'1 barboc to prime
f1lbinC waters.
Tbe ma1Jl breakwater, I
1,500-foot...., docle1, ez.
teGdl IOUtheut from the
but ol Dua Point. The
other arm ii l,SOO feet long
and rudtel out from the
cout about a mile M>Uth
of CM peat. Between the
two la tbe 700-foot harbor
entrance. n.e lar&e chunks cl rock
used to coDltnact t b e
massive breakwaters are
BIG LIFT -Clamshell jaws of crane close on boul·
der hauled to Dana Point Barbor construction site
on the groaning bed of "low boy" truck. It will
take 27 ,000 truckloads of rock to f inisb job.
NATIONWIDE BOAT HAULING
ANY PLACE to ANY PLACE!
• MAJOR ICC CARRIER
BONDED AND INSURED
• Local loat Hatlllng
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171 W. 16t' STIHT
NEWl'ORT HACH, CAUf.
714 '42.0202
EXPERIENCED
DRIVERS--
MO DE RN
EQUIPMENT
BRANCH OFFICES ••
um Uttt. Mee Aft.
St. Ct.Ir Sllores, Midi ....
JlJ.527·5'11
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1'75 bttewoe4 Id. , ..... -.,.......
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brought by truck from San
Marcos in San Diego County
- a trek of aome 52 miles •
About 26, 700 trucltoladl ri1
be required to haul the
590,000 tom ol rock for the
harbor.
Smaller rocb also use4
in construcUoa come by
barge from Catalina Island.
It will take a total of 151
bargeloads to deliver tbt
necessary 715,008 tons. 'I
MAIN PROBLEM
One of the biggelt pro-
blems encountered so far
in construction of t h •
breakwaters has been tbt
trucks that deliver the hn&e rocta. How do you turn the
trucb around once they cet
out to the end of the
breakwater! Backing trucb
that am for a mile would
be impractical, 10 the COO-
tractor installed a turntable
limilar to those used in
railway roundhouses.
A truck is driven to the
end of the levee, driven onto
the turntable and turned
around facing the coastline.
Then a crane lifts the roeks
out of the truck and drops
tbem into the water.
UGBT SIGHT
The crane operators are
also able to overcome a ma-
jor problem through use of
technology. The breakwater
contractor instaJJed a la!er
beam on a bluff overlooltiQi
1he harbor aite.
The beam of Ugbt it emlta
is only 11 incbea wide and
can be seen only when in
the direct line of the
breakwater. Inches either
side of the line, the light
cannot be seen. Crane
operators sight in on the
light to drop the rocks in
a straight line.
The $9 .4 million
breakwater is being financ-
ed jointly by the U.S. Corps
of Engineers and t h e
Orange County H a r b o r
District .
The harbor interior and
marina will be financed by
private enterprise and the
harbor district. The project
is scheduled for completion
in the late 1970's.
Dbtrns Si9nab
The U.S. Coa!t Guard
recognizes two new small
craft distri!ss 1ignals. The
first is a simple orange-red
flag of any size which ls
waved side to side to in-
dicate to persons on other
boats, on shore or in the
air. that the signaling boat
is in need of help.
The other :s a surface-to-
air signal, used by Canadian
vessels for several years,
which consists of a 72-inch
by 45-inch f I o u r e s c e n t
orange-red panel cloth bear·
ing an 18-inch black square
and 18-inch black circle on
the flag. The signal tied
across a hatch or cabin top
is readily set:n irom passing
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NEWPORT'S HEit HOME-JllD Kllroy'a almnhlum-bulled yawl, Kialoa Il, shown
here knifing tbrougb flat"!e2 t>earing an sail in recent Acapulco race (which she
won) is only one of many famous racing yachts which call Newport Barbor
home port.
ORANGE COUNTY IS FLOAT • • •
(Continued Prem Pai_e 3)
vehicular traf{ic over ttle
waterway which a 11 o w .s
yachtsmen and small craft
skippers already to maR
~ir way into Anaheim
Bay.
OPENING SOON
There, by the early spring
of next year (sometime
between January .a n d
March, 1969), the first stage
of the sprawling. water-
oriented facility will be in
full operation.
An eight-lane boat
launching ramp in !tie 29-
acre development will give
trailer-sailors access to a
harbor with 200 permanen<
mooring slips.
Additional facilities will
be added as soon as funds
are available and land
negotiations can be com-
pleted between the county
and the United States Navy.
Ultimately, Sunset wiU be
borne harbor for 1,100 boats.
RlJNTINGTON BARBOUR
Its next door neighbor.
Huntington Harbour, is a
private development wtiere
two-car families keep a
third vehicle -the familJ
boat -at the mooring slip
behind the house.
California will increue to
~." according to Sampson.
"That mean6 if Orange
County a.'tains its projected
2.8 million pOpulation by
1980, the county also will
have 92.500 boats. If all the
d i s t r i c t ' s plans are
developed on "schedule, by
1980 we will Still need 2,3)0
more boat slips than wt now
have on paper."
The district bas plans to
handle 4.100 !>oat launchings
by 1980 (for tbe yur 1980)
and it is estimated the de-
mand may be for as many
as 6.100 lauochings that .
1
year
The picture of Orangel
County afloat is an accurate
one.
U there is ariy place on
earth where boating is big
business -and bigger fun
-this is that place.
Wood StUI Flo•u
DespitE: the growing usei
of plastics and aluminum 1
as construction material for
recreational boats. 43.3 per·'
cent of the number of boats
ln use on federal waters
at Ute end of 1966 were
made of wood. Fiberglass
and other pastic materials
acc:iunled for 26 nercent o'
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OVER REACHER JACKET
In fabulous blend of SO%For.
trel Polyest.er, 50% rayon twill.
siz~ S-M·L-XL 16.00
SUPER SEA.WEAR TRUNKS
Fortrel blend twill, continental
tob waist bond. 30--42. 8.00
GREEK ISLE WALK SHORTS
50°/o Fortrel Polyester, 50°/o
cotton in sun -drenched chech.
Sizes 32--42 8.00
TERRY VELOUR PULLOVER
V-neck, S-M-L-XL 6.00
tbe _h~lls al1(A aluminum 24~~-~----. ~~~-----"-'--·----=·--=~-~~-~-~~-c", ____ r -..-.1 pert~. ' --l .
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Columbia Finds
Tbe Columbia •· 11 *9ctll0D•·~ in tbt li,lbtfone it u.· ~ ;; .. , MllbOat .~.
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'Unitized' Boat Building Pays
been poll.abed to mlrr« to UM IDDet laca of the together iDtA> a single sturdy
tmocAibnul, a mitbed lJl. mold. UltimatelJ, thll in· unit
Wior It layed up. Layd terlor k loftred into a ~ band <let.ail.era ta.kt
l1fOll lay• of toqb, reJ.n. ~ hull moldinc, over and lnstal' the teak
~ ~ ia applied and .. two are bollded 1riJD and marine hardware.
NEW TICHNIQUI -ColumbU Yacht Corp. calla lt "unitbed" construction.
Here, worbnan eues sing~Jece inWior ol yacht into fiberglass hull Both
compoaentl will be bonded into linCleDit in next atep of operation. Teat trim
and hardware are added in final step.
1"os£ '" 1"£ 11ow
, -! GO TO •••
MESA BOAT AND MARINE DISTRIBUTORS INC.
COSTA MESA , CALIFORNIA
DEALER FOR
MARLIN BOATS
BELLBOY
ARROW GLASS
CHRYSLER
1595 NEWPORT BLVD .
646-6269 & 646-0539
AUTHORIZED DEALER FOR
* EVINRUDE MOTORS & BOATS
*CHRYSLER MOTORS & BOATS
COMPLDE LINE OF MARINE HARDWARE
Complete line of boat trailers and supplies.
''TAPERFLEX" Headquarters for complete line of Skis and skiing equipment of all types
Orange C0tmty's cinly one stop Marine Center. All types of repairs.
Stop by ClllCI Sff 'ur complete lines.
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GOOD SAILING -Ben Parter (ript) ol Newpan Belch. 8CClpta a,;..· ·.tor IUa
new Alden-32 motor-llller from ToaJ Perelll-IOMttl, .-J11U111tr fllr Kadaa
Dunes Yacht Brokerage, distribaton of the new lloal:~ lldt _cnft.
f..,,11.olt,lM UILYPUT.
New. 32-foot Motor Sailer
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Makes Debut on West ~ Coast
Jldlldellt Of M.arlDa o.e.. Wd lat.Nat la ,,..,,., Iii
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CENTURY
BROKERAGE
West Coast Yachts
Home of the T-CRAFr
USED ~BOATS Flying Fairli-ners
T-CRAFT 21 ' GULFSTREAM
2601 W. Coast Hwy.
Newport
642-7711
60lDEN 210 SEDAN R. YllUD6E
13955 Tahiti Way
Mar Del Rey
823-4429
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Al the utlla.. most pip.. .... Ca1lfonda.
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A.npJa CoulltJ) • ·m:.. tbe ,.rmittllCl ae ~ molt of tbe
nterVOin lend tbeluelves idmJrab'1 to· reereadout
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U1baC .ad. -IOIMr ~ ca+nat major r a c I a a
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Ill m., tbeJ nqe tram
thole imp l'GM'nf ·a tlw ........ ac:r. feet ., water
to dlie.., daddy" all ..... OroYIDt. ,,....,, ~
C&llfmllap.ld-..."tap. ,... ... ... eelitbraW
after ftn years ., cc..
atrac&a wwt.. wJ1l beck up
UmDlSDn acre feet of ...... ,.. ........ addltloul
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._. ....... It w11 be ·..aitr needed tn 1be Goldeil st. t • Wh!r'e retilt•td ._.,_. frma .....
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ms and to one IDDBDll br .. A..D. -.jult 32 ,...
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ftl · utioa'1 1 m a 1 lt 1 t
1l n if o r m e d service has
darted its second 50 years
u tM 300 engineers an(
ldentists ol t be Com-
missioned Corps Of the
Environmental Science and
StrY"ht1 AdmicJ!saatiqn
muW tliett to1cleD annl-......, . .,,
Of U.., at ltut ., per-baetJard • pnet. la f'ICl"latllllu boatlu bl another, aee tit to launclt-
eat an traDlncl boata, la 119 a pnbablt ~ CaJltDnila. A tctOCl 1"6 ol iato one or mon of tbeat
kept in the f a m l l y • 1 mUlioD people wtJ1 tlb plit a. will, at ODe Umt Cll" mu-made water bocBel.
BUSY PORT -Overall view ol most of Newport
Barbor ·-WU u. ~Is .......... the center of Southern ~, gigantic pleasar9 boating
world. Newport is home harbor for nearly 0,000
TeSlels, IMludlag everything from ironsided power
yachts to tiny aalling dinghies •
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Feshions •pt..+y ef Heytfiome'1 fot Mr. •rw! Mn. Skipper H well H
• rung1f.,., We hrte complete ettire for th. boeting freternity, from won cloth" to .,,,.,. cfrMs.-up outrm. ni. prices .,. right, the q~ity
h fopt. Drop itl encl browsethrot19h our collections of fHhions.
mr '°" • $5 $ lUllUNICI SHmS -15
PANTS ••• ............. •• -c .·...: $6 -$20
SWIAml ~ ••
--~-...... P..-$8~--$3S
SHll1S • ILOUSIS ......... ,..,.
$6~--$18
1111•·a .u..rs ,.._-···-·-----~:·$68 .
SWIMSUITS Ir COW1WS
Per ........ -"--... ..,...
PANTS
WMll ....... CllilWMt Md ,.._nent ,,._
$5.29 -$12
SHllTS
ltlllll. Tllr1tltf, ... lluttoll DllWN. All "'9\. ,,..
$5 -$15
SWIMWIAI
Sumn. loan. Walllerl. E~ 1w tllt W1W
$5 -$12
IEIMUDAS
Eftl"y Ila Md t!Yle. P9llwN aM colar ...... .., ........
$6-$10 $12-$35
Ylalt Ow Compl ... M .. •, O.pt,-11 -~ l 1 ffAVIUAMR I PA.IAMAS. UNNaWIAI, IOIU. JACO:-,._ , I lllUllllli
MATS Wide S.l.ctloa ei ... .,.._I Olm ACC•
3321 EAST COAST HWY.
CORONA DEL MAR .,,w
HUNTINGTON HAUOUI -Mrtll .. of tile
IO'>d life la HDJltiaCtoll Beldl. hit Mtb ff pollll
near Seal 8-ch when Ofla(e 0oamJ II aatDa II
muscles In~ for~ ~or ... '?ri*'
BROKERAGE SPECIAUSTS • I •
Specializing in FiberCWs C1ua
Sailboats to 80 ft.
REPAIRS • I •
the most complete wood and fiberglm repllr
uop with custom name.
ON THE WATER demonstrations
SUPS AVAllAILE • l •
With the purchale of new boatl.
IOATS
2900 bf.,..,. • Newport leech, c.alfernla
92660 Tele.,_: (714) '7i.20.S0
LEARN-TO-SAIL: I • I
• Pttnte Instruction
' • IDtrod1ldtoll to S&Wn1
• Dingy S&Wn1
.• ApUecl Bldng 'lbeory
~UTHORIZED DEALER for • 1 1
·e W. D. Schock Co. e Boston Whaler e' 55 h.p.
Homellte J.:hdnes e Alcort Sunfish • Sallftah •
Gla&shoppen T, 9', l2' • Dinghys • Avon In11atable LUeratta ... -·--~ _ . .....,
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_-ilO Clubs Represent Sailors, Power Boaters
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•. COfllS Tte .... yocbl dubs ....... _ ~~--·-_, t_~ tw'f,.. i Ml. C.W.M NP"~• __-t 1P1 power
Mnt.I @I CIM.........,.T~ tioaMn_ • 1bt Newport 1 · ; .• ....,.. ,:._ ilartiar Arel. l ... ··_._,_4_2_~_._,_._ ..... : ... 1 •• 1:: ~ d::.~
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• -al .......... of power .. -boal<n.
bot.ten. Lide We Yadli Club WU
FOii POWEil BOATERS «Jllaally Gr(oolud u •
--_,.. __ ... _1 eseWalve org•lt.M\oa fOr
"' -...Y e-..-..ve power rtll4Sentl.. cl Udo Ille wtlo
boot dub In tho Nnpcll1 Yer, la(..,.ted In boo1in1
area II !illln llllod Yocbt --o1 all -. la Qub wtdcb WU wpnlzed. IDCIHrectnt)'UlJbmeni-
a 1.., J01ft ... to ... -'*'1111p·bas --up
piodlded 1o( racio( and to to -ft-ol Lido Isle.
,..,,.._ ... --Ba111a C«tllllla Yadll owner la IM: Se at II tr 1l am bu made trtmeDdaul
Callfomla Yoclitill( AUcda--dnco lt WU crpal&-
ticll .Md oa.. IDftl'Bl'.ar td a few 7ean qr. •. •
bodla. 'Iba -II alao adl-lo lie _Boy adho ID cr\alslof, flllllDC Qull, .. -t .._
ml -.-a --Ait11oa111 BCYC 11111
Where else can you get tliltril•ch
at a .san-away price of •3,ft&?
..... " ... ..., ..
C1I lla II will jll t1M u.... tlC ruat rwtw.,
• lllllJwlh ......... pWJlp
• • • CllPWn'I tlbl9" dll.a. ··--wlth3°-• ~ ~ stlttnlom d #1Y 22
N. h helm, her performanot '"" ~ vlnc:e )'OU. She's responsive and fast on
ll'f/ point of sail beause of her !Ont water· Uni. IDw wetted surfilot, laree ..a plan, fin
ktll nl fl:aede rudder. An:i tht "'81 self·
blllq ax:kplt wll INt the whole bmity
In c::omtort. Her broad belm lrld high
fleebolrd Mep hlf' stttf, dry Ind Ufe In .,.,_.
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,(I I ~T-Ooapw. ··~Y..ue L~~w,':1010 c.i1t.
f ' .;;l///f.~;I
---0 .......... tndu9.~22
mafnlalnt beadqauter1 at BBC. it b DOW I•
•ufoDOmoiu Cll*'lltian.
FOR llESANS, ONCE
--.. Salllnc Club WU oridnallr orpniied 11
• yldlt club far -D.vlnc in 4bt' Colt.a Mesa
..ea. .. membc~ .... -~ ..... nlideDtl of 1bt e a l 1 r •
lllrtlilx' Area as wen •
-la nearl>y cities. It •.W·'v· waterfront
quort.n ... Clout mpay. OI'-.Clooll Y-Qub
Wll • Gff.lboot Of SSSC a lew~qo -.,. ~ tpll1: -.. pr-1 ,.. • bal*'I -
-'!be OCYC "°"" were ._ wtiio favcnd
balldlDI permeent
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Anllel MarlnL 1bt
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1 ot .... e11 ....... eon---Vors1 • Y-Cl!!b Is -"' ... _,,.,._ ...
....._·~"or =:=....:-.:
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beadquaners in ... lrH. In
whldl tiler operate. VYC
.... ori&loall1 orglldzed of
o:ullb!g -·-· but la later y~ bu became u-
tnmety active in tbt-yadlt
.raclo( ecUYity.
.IVNJOllS' a.uB
Balboa lalaod Yadit Club
ft M ucludveq Junior
or11ni1atto.n for the
Y-sol ... _ts
"~ lslaod. 'l1lo -Conducta: an utenllw wale
IPClt program elCb aum-
mcr, bldudin( .-foe, pad·
dSebolrding, swfmmln1, diY•
Ing ml small boot ·-· II II p......i ftltlreJ.J by
Ila junior members ---· Padllc Yoclit ml Ballooo
Clllb II m orgMizatiocl
... -.,,. ·-faFlJ 'wbo also became ta~
la ... -" bot-olr bt.1oonJ wben Jt was U!.· ~ here a few yean .,.. nae group spoaeara one
mQar regatta a yur -the
-ual Sail <I tile Sabots
-wbleh draws more than
100 70UFlf sabot -~
HOT ROCK -Adrea Ge<qene Barnes 1rla out·
board motor u t'kicbr'' for a rock. Yep, a rock.
Tile 4.4 hor.oepower motor pusl>ed Ille 1,890-pollnd
volcanic mat.er1al, known under the trade IWDI u
featheroct, at .a speed ol more than five miles per:
hour. The Cheysler moto< will push bollr, too, of course.
COLUMBIA 21·22
28·36-and 50
• MIOOth flbtrates& hudliner
...... tbc¥t and .btlow ._ ....... ..__
WNthlt' )'Ol.I lh to tn.llst, dlys.alf or
rlOI. h Colwnbll 22 on.rs men tun. excltwnent trtd comt9rt t"'-n may be
foln:I CID lnlft ..... bolts.
AVAILABLE FOR DEMONStRA TION
II' I = AT OUR OFFICE = ........... .._..._CIR • Dlcn:wl (lllin Ind )lb Ind mlnY other -. Compare tht Columbl• 22 with other
)llCNI,.. -r.! ~ .... she'. '1W' ""' .....
S.JHw1y price without dlnett• 1nd
-k onJy $3SOO. Al -n F .0.8. •lthlr pllnt. and do not Jncludt frtiatll ... _
r,.. °*"' broch.n on request.
...... ..,..,.., alloo.t baHdW "111'! plmft .tt Cmtt Mel, C#it. Ind~ Va.
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Many Features Faun
Aboard Ericson-41
One of. the nnrt cruil-
lng-ndq yacht to be ....
-.. ONa(o c...ty ii tba Bna DIC«d,.... --·•1 ""()reln!.e Yacbt Siles.' t•
W.<:out lillbw"1. Nll'fpG<t -Vital -~ ... =-tlfeettlodlel _ ..... feet 2 ... ---·a , .......... -•• feel
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SLEEK SLOOP -'Ibe Ericson-4:1 is the newest yacht in the Flicson Une. The
)'ICbt b being marketed by Oceanic Yacht Salea Of Newport Beach.
IDc ..u. .-ea m aqu.we feel
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drect at fl mold•• ~.All-ed •flcel .. Ou:tued
wila mrtt,., ..s lat ....,.. .. ...--. *"' ......... All_,,,..._.,_
tda .. el ••raS1~•• a~,::-::.:: .. --....... ,. flllQ ..r 1* Wow-
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.«s'z'm ..... as::a ... :i:l ... . ·~ . :r.;O[j~ -i1ldliic otor . ..
for e a11 sen1Dg in Die
spacious dinette.
~ dwt table ii located
over • quarter berttl oo the -d-. That'• right, futt aet the dial for the dnlrect coune ud
•II b.ck ud re1u: or ooocmtat• • cdddaa IM We--.
When th• Calm~ Mark J Auto-Pilot taltet over,
covrM watchtq bee 1 as ._ ...._ ... ...,._
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ lllllpodfm lllpowerbolll ap to 111 .... llllMul 1 ~ 1s.i-i·uMayto ..... 11ltltto-
omdtboliiJ.,..-100•--•ls""' I I
bu io be expertnced to le 1& 1 'rd l
'Let's Go Boating' Drive
Proves Winner for Dealers
A new marine dealer pro-
motion whlch lg gainlDg
momentum ln 1968 lg the
"'Let's Go Boating" drive
inaugurated a year ago and
judged an overwhelnllng
lllC«Q in its debut
This year man manufac •
turen .,. porUdpat1n1 "'"' their deaJen 1n t II e
sweepstakes wbk:b. will nm
from May 18 tbrougb June
2. Materials will be leDt
to dealers early and tbe
fla:lble dates may b •
shifted forward bl tboll
area where th e ~
motional Impact may be
--.. -,m.4.
The "Let's Go Boating"
deaJer promotion is
sponsored by The Boating
Industry, a trade publication
and various manufactunn
of boats and motor•, u well u marine ea&tnes and
eqtlpment. Object of the
participating ....... ts 1o
attract prospeetl to the Ir
1bowroom.1 in the coast--to-
coast cooperative ende1vor.
Show room visitors who n:&ilter wU1 be ellgthle tor
lfand award.I of boatlng
rip and other uuUcal
merchudlse. These will be
~ OD a tegloul
0. Evertt Tibbeta
BOAT
LETTEllN8
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totlleQuoenMory
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MARINE CANVAS
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729 FAIAD ST~ CM
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l!qclppei lot em°*"ci., la ........ ~ tbo Mu\ I
bu a m1nual override which 11lowa for tuck c:oune
chanpt at the •leering wbee:I Without toddabta 1he
Aato.Pilol. A 3eG0 course memorJ that CIU90t 1odr. OD••
oppoatte 1eo0 be•din& alw•rs JetU1111 d.il!tpat
to Jtt ori&iMl COWM OCKe tbe ..... n' 1 l
A port•lllbou<l lllad oao1rol<allld tbl Dod,., 11 aloo
anllable and pro't'idea f.U dodsma ca_pebdttJ m. •1
locatloo la tbo bolt'Fot Dual·S .. doa C..uol. • .......,
teOODd nit cu be 1fmdtlted
for two-tllitloa 1teertna. Witll .
lhll type of .. stsJ¥on,-
beadlql,caa be Ht
at ettli:er 1tldoa.
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