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· Hirth in 1st Poli~ica\ -T,ry
Dlltrict 5 City Council oandldate
F.d Hlr1b IJ maktna bla first try for
eidft oUJce, but be 11 no newcomer
to Newport Beaeh municipal govern·
ment
He once terved as chairman of UM'
city's Parka and Recreation Commls-
1lc1n, whole memben are appointed
by tht councll.
'the 57-year.old, ooe-time (1985)
Newpcrt Hart>or Chamber ol Com-
merce president ii bolder ol an mli-
nee.rill.I dep'9e fr'oal USC llDd bu been
a marina oper*' in the dty &ince mo. Today he announoed be has sokt
hill Rlrth Bubar interests. Hirth'• coooem about b1s commu-nit1'• tutu.re wu molt recently dem·
omtratltd by b1I actlvttlel as a lead·
er of C. cttiJem Harbor Ana Re-
search Team (CHART). Tbe ~mem
ber ortanizatlon of bull.neu and pro-
fealonaJ people spet1t many month•
developinf guJdelines for the city'~ IJ'owtb In va.rioot fields.
Several of CHART'• recommeoda
tlou are now belnc consldertd by
cit)' officla1s as they prepare a wWe-
rdlf.nl "Goals and Objectlva" pro-cnm· llany CHART membtn •e f:rpeded to putidpete in the mun.Id·
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(lee BIRTB, Pa,. t)
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Hirth Selling Business,
Eying Municip~il Career
TEN CENTS
Aghast: Kid Hing~
By BRUCE BENSON .. ... ....,.......... \\
~Wpiort Beach Mayor PaUl J ,
Gruber today endorsed Ed Bb1ll Ill'
the DlatrSct $ (Upper Bay) Qt)' Coun-
cil 1eat in the April 9 election. It
sparked oae of the blueat ...,
of the Cl.D\paip.
H1s 1tronc endorsement wu aa ln.-
dlrect attack on District 5 incumbent
Dee Cook, wtM> 11 I'UDDini tor rHleo-
B52 Bombs
Hit Depot
Near Hue
SAIGON (AP) -U.S. Air Force
B52 bombers pounded North Viet.
namese supply depou and comm.and
centers in tbe A Shau Valley west
of Hue today wltb 'hundreds of toOI
of high explosives in an effort to
blunt a new enemy buildup threaten·
lng the former imperial capiW.
T h l r t y • f I v e e I g b t -enclned
Stratofortresses new five separate
missions against tbe valley 50 mllu
west of Hue, rai.ni.n1 nearlJ nro
milllori pounds of bombs on tt>. North
Vietnamese posltiona.
The bomben, n,tnc at more Uta"
li.9'1 feet ~~
~ ·~:t
....., ca.truck p.ld-.. ,
J>ntiU~~-..... --fn ttw . t'bey retuniel &ls tn~
J.1g for two more missions.
Durint tbe same period. the B52!
flew two missions aiainst North Viet-
namese ammunition depot& and troop
concentratJona around Kbe Sanb. For
the third consecutive day, Marinet
at Kbe Sanh reported a relatively
light abelllng, fewer Ulan 100 rounds.
Marine casua1Ues were teported as
light.
The B52s have been averaging about
five mlhlons a day in support of
Khe Sanh.
Russian trucks have been spotted
regularly In recent weeks moving
from the A Shau Valley toward Hue
witb unmunitioo and other war
materials.
U. Gen. Robert E. Cushman, com·
mander of tbe northern lat Corps,
aaid N«th Vlecnamese engineers have
rebuilt much or old provincial Route
~7 runninc t> miles over mountains
from the A Shau Valley to Hue.
Miss Tischauser
Funeral Friday
Services for Sylvia Tltcbauser.
member of a pioneer Balboa family.
will be held 10:30 a.m. Fridey at
the Little Ch\D'Ch of the Flowers.
Forest Lawn, Glendale.
M111 'nlcbauser, a kindergarten te~r tn tbt Lot Angelet ICbool
system tor 40 yean, died Monday
at the Tuc:hen Retirement Home.
Santa 'Barbl.ra, titer an illDeu of
two months.
She b8d retired from teaching 12
yean ago and made her home at
350 Buena Vllta, Balboa. the former
bome of ber family and her summer
borne for many years.
SM leavet no survivors.
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dotl.
Gruber'• unuaual move caused Coot to wonder aloud whether Gruber wu
teyiq to btq Htrtb' 1 vote In tbe up-
~ aelectlon of a. new mayor.
lllfth wu pteaaect by Gruber'a en· ~ent. Coot wu enraged. And
tie mayor, notified of Cook's reaction,
•ltd:
•'lAlt blm mind bis own damned
business. He can think what be
hits."
In a letter made public this morning.
Gruber praises Hirth for his "calm,
steady, knowledgeab~ approach" to
civic problems. Gruber said he was
''perticularly pleued" when he learn-
ed Hirth was going to enter the raee.
Told of the mayor's announcement,
Cook was Incredulous :
"He what? You're kidding. I don't
believe it. Reall,y?
"Thia iJ moat unusual for a mayor to do a thing like this. In !act, I
:A•tonla's BusNtad
'We're • Ill This
Thing Together~
By THOM IARLEY
Of ... INllY l'll9t l&aff
Marine Set. Jim Thomas has vivid memories of Vietnam.
The burly combat engineer only talks about them reluctanUy; but
he'll recall the more tban two hours that his unit wae pinned down by
mortar fire near Chu Lai· the hell that was Hill 54 on a hot June day in
1968; tbe nerve-racklna hours of perimeter patrol near Da Nang when
"you sweat like hell became you know there's someone out there but
you can't set them."
A8d the bodies, tbt piles of
bodill. "Man, that was one duty 1
b .... and I'll tell you J _g~ out of
it wt.en I could. Identify1ng the
dead from their tags ud unloading
the ~e• and wounded from the
bloodJ 'co~rs.
"Vlttnam,' mumun the ndd,y.fac•
ed. a.lo man, "II Ille
=~· . it tdbt-;;~~~tt tbt ~ln "' tone ... 1111 -.OI tHtty ,_.
tine tbUlf lblt ma,be nner bap.
pened or, U it df<f, doesn't DMan
very much any more." Set. Thomas' "bell" began In July,
1181 in Da Nq.
The boyi1b, 1alr·halred •ieant
feels, typicaDy .nothing but sympathy
for tbe-IJeuteoant who first told him
that he'd be 1otn1 back to tbe states
next day. "lie found It bard to tell
me and I was sorry for the g\iy,"
Thom11 recalls, "but all be could
tell me was tbal my wife was in
the hospital and that my baby had
been burned. He didn't know how
or with what, just that It had been
burned."
Jim Thomas was to learn that his 'WE' ARE ON TRIAL
25-year-olcl wUe, Antonia, had given
(See SERGEANT, Pate Z) Sgt. Jamea Thomas
Antonia's Lawyer Sees
Victory as Film Okayed
Antonia 'Mlomas' jubilant lawyer
today predicted tbat the a c c u s e d
murdere11 will be found Innocent o(
the alaylng of her 7-day-old aon.
ObvtoU•ly buoyed by the court-ap-
pro¥ed acreentnc of a ~minute color
him which depict. tt\e 1lender Filipino
w.an under deep bypnolia, defense
attorney Dudley Gray moved into tbe
fi1111 phase of his defenae presentation
wilb the comment: "I tbink we've
dooe it."
Gray hopes to put Mrs. Thomas
1n U.. witnus box later today. "And
tl\M will just about wrap it up for
u1," ht said. .. After final ariuments, It may well
be that the case will go lo the jury
on Friday.
"It was the break we were waiting
foe ." Gray said o( Superior Judge
Robert Gardner's decision to allow
him to snow the privately screened
mm before the nine-woman, tl'l'ee•
man jury. ''I don't see how anyone
-anyone at all -could view that
movie and sUll believe that Antonia
was guilty.''
Mrs. Thomas 25, is on tr1al for
the seconi1 time on charges of pol.Son·
Ing her infant IOll. James AoUlony
Thom.as. It ii alie&ed thal she added
a caustic solution to the bab1'1 leedin&
(ke MRS. THOMAS, Pa1e !)
occ Lowest for Salaries
Hirth
believe It's the lint time in the city's history."
After his initial shock. Coc)k said:
"ll is this sort of thing that stirs
up Internal strUe on the council. It'a
just unhealthy for the city, for obvious
reasons.''
Cook vowed that if re-.e~ted he
would "certainly not" vote for Gruber
for a third term as mayor. if Gruber
were interested in retaining the post.
(See ENDORSES, Pace Z)
F-lllA Jet
Overdue
On Mission
SAIGON (UPI) -An FlllA fighter.
bomber is overdue on a mission in
soutbeast Asia just three days after
the revolutiooary swing-wing bomber
flew its first mission o,·er North Viet-
nam , U.S. spommen reported.
The U. S. military command said
no further information would be
disclosed because efforts were ltill
under way to rescue Its two-man crew.
The plane has flown missions against
Communist targets in both North Viet·
nam and Laos.
The FlllA, a 1,500 mile an hour
jet, was one of six which .arrived
March 17 at Takhli Air .Force Baaa
in Thailand for combat missions
again.t the CommunisU. Tbey flew
-.. from. NeW.5-Air Force l\aae,
~-ne U. B. Air Foret in Sa:i1on an·
nounced Tuesday the Fllu flew tbeit
lint missions agamst North V~
Monday nigbt when they bomb&rdM
an army barracks and stora.ie area
in North Vietnam's southern panhan•
dle.
Spokesman said the sophisticated
Fllls used electronic gear to find
targets so smeared wlth fog that
photo-reconnaissance p l a n e s were
unable to take pictures of the after
effects. The Fllls returned to tbe
panhandle Tuesday and Wednesday.
There were no details here of strikes
againat Communist taTgets in Lloa
where North Vietnam has funneled
supplies Into South Vietnam over the
Ho Chi Minh Trail.
The announcement In Saigon and
by the Pentagon in Washiogtoo did
not say the plane actually bad been
shot down but reference to rescue
operatJons for the two crewmen in•
dicated 1l Uc!. Many pilots wtio
par'ac.buted safely have been picked
up ill enemy terrttory by Jolly Green
Giant helicopters.
Haool and Haiphong &re the most
heavily defended areas of the north
and are ringed with MIG bales,
surface to air missile sites and buvy
anc.ialrcraft guns. But in recent claya
the Communists have been reported
moving bigger antiaircraft 1 u 1 1
soutbward toward the border.
The swing-Wing craft, costing more than '8 millloo apiece, are equipped
with highly advanced radar wblcb
permits them to fly automatical.l1
toward a selected target a.t night or
in bad weather.
The first combat mksfon of Ule
FlllA 's wu flown in extremely bad
weather.
or-:a:~
Weadaer
Those fogy days are with us
again, at leut in th morning
houra. adfiles forecutu Jack
Fruee. but aftuuoon tempera-
tures will hit 75 coutwise and
82 further inland.
INSmE TODAY
rrnancicil columnist S11lvi4
Purter rctM1ol tn 4n G1'0lvau on
l>aot 22 thf dilma1 record of
the Frnc'5 fro'M m recmt veers
atld ptltl tt 10here ft Wloftga, •v doWfl ~ Ult of world a&r-
f'.lftdc• tohn G comJ)Of"ilon of
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Hb1h b ttle flrtt candidate to rue
ap1nst Diltnd ~ lncumbent 0-Cook
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HIN la how lilrtll nieportdl to tome
of the presstnr l11ues he would be
•contendln1 with as a city councllman·
-QDe.dem: What la your potltlon
•the prueotly adopted Pacific Coast
Freewa, route throu1b w .. t Nwport 7
-A.uwer: It's Important to aet this
mattfr settled and t;e ff'ftway In
eomewbere as soon as ,_.lbl.e be-
:caute of the city's trortenlng traffic
coogealion.
I. -Q. J)Q you favor upanalon ol Or·
arire County Airport commercial air
.tnt&:?
A. ElpansJon of th• aJprwt at its
pretent locatlon should be Umlted bv
not tnertllfn~ the nofse level an<t Sia 'Go' accident hazard over residential StttdentS OW
.area.s.
-Q. How do you feel about a beach :road as a solution to the penlnaula'• ;.tature traffic problem•?
. -A. 'l1lis city Ls euato41u of six
'llllln of beautiful beach wblch we're
obllpted to make ~11lb~. but we
should not feel oblllfed to have all
of theM oeople trampinl( throudl our
homes. The more roads we provide
on the Peninsula, thfl more parldn( wtn be required. PerhAot 11ahuAtion
wut be reached bv ~ wt\en It 1~
one asphalt sea surrounded bv bearh
and bav. No one wants that. What
·we have to do li1 to find a w1:v
to put our iuet1ts on the beach without
th~ir earl and let the operation be
1elf-supoortinst. Large park.lnJt arPas
might he provided awav from thf'
beach. Then a way must be deveJoped
to transport these viaitora to the
watf'r's ed1e. CHART aiurcet~ 11t-
tractive mntor trams: the Smith
,Renart m"rttlo11s a ,.,nnorail or wat4'r
tuls in the bay. Wh"l"vf'r we do.
we've 10t to start crysbllidtll! a pin 11ow ,.,,,. Mt • pro'!l'am In action.
-Q. How wo1•ld vou inSll''t aJ(ainst
fhf' irtvasion of nrivacv that M>l'l'le
peoole say could ocrur with ln-
stAUation of the police-monitored
televlslnn survf'illancf' systrm? -A. A committee of the City Council
shnuld cl\eck thf' TV cnverare to
1u1f,.cru11rd ualnst vlolatJon of ln-
dlvltf11al orlvacv. -(), Do you auopnrt the recom-
maitattnn to rhl'rlCe fllles for the \Ille
of cltv tldelartis by private and com-
)ntrrial t>len?
· • -A. The usf'r~ of the tidelanda I:!'~ "°" paylnt hleh real e1tAte 100 ):>el'aoMl orot>flrty ta"Jt"ll for th11t 11111 ..
AJ1 add1tional f~ woull1 h-Inequitable,
·~pr"cflcal and 11nde1luble.
• -0. How wouM you orom""' order· ~v 11nne~atton of reald,.nti""" tnn~
)•nd and cooner,.+tOf\ wtn, the ""twi' c~ io provid for the needt of
.. -A. <>rftr 1 v a """''UltlfJfl '* t.,,. NUIU It )1 advanc"<f n111nnlr" ar1tf ,.st11hli~h~ 1~nt with 1 ~ t • I " I n r com· tnunJttet. J 11upport th•t. Ther .. shoullf .tso be 1 itrentthflfllnt nf thf' tw'Md 'bttweeia tM .choo1 board and City
~uncll. and 1 routine oror,.dure
!e.tablllbed In Whleb tchool official• :art ccsulted about 1ebool needs 1t'hen •annuatlon ls con1idered.
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:1~ oung Conductor
~ To Aid Concert
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• Stan Dorn. 11-year-o\d u1l1tant con-
ductor for the Harbor View Elemen-!t;y School. will aid In conductlngl
.ti. !IO-pha Harbor View Schoo
atra at Fublon Jal and' 1 Can-
' Fair Sa1Urday • orchestra, unckr the direcUon
iol muaic teacher E#l Treichel, is
,~ to perform at 11 a .m. In Stage Court. Selections will be
an album for elementary scboot
hutras. Don, w'ho hu been studyint the
Iola ai:Dce mt October. has also bad uom on the pf1DO. H• 11 the aon
, Mr. and Mrs Alfred Dorn of 1rviM
ace.
•., Candldate1 Fair Is sponsored by
•be Leap of Women v*"· who 1llo bold a fair in Costa MH8. l tea for cit, office will be given I and ttm• to t1tmpalp durtn1 I Uy.
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Of\ll V PILOT
Sue Rodri,uez is helped through bushes by Tom Shelton in ecene
from "Get Up and Go." Broadway mOlical comedy to be preMdtad
by Uncoln Intermediate School studenta at 7:1& hiday and Slhli'-
day nil)>t in acbool auditorium. Three.ftlthJ of Lincoln atadentl an
hnol•ed in the production directed by Del Weeks.
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SERGEANT TELLS STORY • • •
birth to a son which may well havt
been fathered by a Marine who lived
with her at the Beach Motel in San
Clemente; that the seven-day-old ln·
fant had been fed lethal chemicals
that literally burnf:d out lts mouth,
throat, lipa and lungs; and that hJa
Fillplno wife -they married In Sublc
Bay In July. 1964 -was under suspi-
cion.
She was charged with murder three
months lat.er. Sb e aenntlonally
survived a IUiltY vnict ln her flrtt
Suf>'?rlor Court trial wben juror Joseph
Schissler admitted that he hid "just
gone along with th. majority.'' And
today. 17 month! alter she was flrat
charged, she is undergoing her second
trial.
"You mean 'we'," qttickly streued
the intent young Marine. "Everythln1
that bas happened has happened to
us. Ann Isn't alone I~ thfs thin& and
•he never has been."
Tbe young sergeant's devotion to
hls slight, shy wUe has won hlm
many adrcirers. He mlases very UtUe or the trial te1Umony; day after d11
he 11ta by the aide cl U. S. Nawy
<Jlaplala Gtcrp Dando, a famil)'
tried, In UM comroom wbJeh 11.11'4
Aatoala 'lilomll' llM8tioaal f1rlt
trial. ~
He bonett1J adlDlta that M wun't iS:U.V~ ~ ' dirty .. =1' . KtlJ,'' he recallt tu. on tCJ a. polllblllty that the waan't hls.
Ht WU, bl remtm.bera, "abattered.
SU.rt, it • ., u 11-moath pnpaney,"
ht •lld. "But theM thin11 happen.
Jt bonatl,y MVtr occwnd to me that
AllD could ha-.e SoM with an.yoae
el.le, I w., tired, unhaPPJ and l 1book
ner. I made btr btld roll. And I'm
veey fSl'7 JIOW tbll l d1d tbat."
"We'd dllc1l1Md the baby b)' mall.'~
Tbomu said. ''We'd ••tn dtcldtd to
call lt -tf ht waa a boy -Jamts
Anthony Thoma1. a f t • r my
trandfatber. And Ann did chri1ttn
him by that name.
'1M at this time my fUU turned
upside down," Thomas admitted. "I
even talked lo someone about a
divorce . I waJ tied up 1n knots,
desperately w•nud someone I could
talk to and wanted, above au, lo
believe in Ann.
GOT INSPIRATION "I got the i.nspl.(atioo I needed,"
grinned Tbomu. "And 3ou bow wbo
gave it to me! A police officer wtlo
was actually investlgatln& Ann's part
in the death ol the baby.
"Ht sa.id; 'Wail and Me. Give this
thlnl time. •1ergeant. Remember what
you Mid about for better. for wor1t'?
MRS. THOMAS •.
''From that time on," Sit. Thomas
recalled, ·'I reallzied that Ann coald
h&"Ye had no pert ln thJ1 terrible
bwlness. l believe today u I ruddenly
realized that day that • wu no
more a murderer u.an t WQ.
''She loved that baby," Thomas &aid.
"That's pretty plainly evident in the
films o f her bnmosiJ. And the
psychiatrists have teatilled that Ann
couldn't kill anythlq, let alone a new-
born chUd. ''
'·Ann baa done ne,.,urlog the pro-
11ecuUon b., auuestea that .she should
do." said the young sergeant ''She
has willingly undergone hypnosis
several times, she has taken a lit
detect.or test, she has cOnaulted
ps l.c:blatr lits.
'And what does it all add up to?,"
he asked. "Just Uiis: that she ia
lnoocent. Who can possibly doubt it
after seeing that film of her UDder
hypnosis! Of coune, it didn•t take
that to convince me .
. ''I'll ten you Uns," said 1\omas,
1lapptn1 one flat lnto the OUtet. "AM
coutdn't llf' to me. And her story baa never varied ooe bit f.rem what
1M told me when. J Ont fOl borne
from Vtetnam."
W80 POISONED BABY?
Wbo poisoned Mven-day-old Jamea
~ 7 "" p.-,llinl ~ lfa ·....., .,. . f
..... • J ' J'\Ul.llll~l~,,.! . "' ~,..~w.-:.v~il
know/' he said quleU,~ now, I can Ollly ten you ooe thing:
"Ann Thomas didll't do it. and that'5
what lhe jury will uy this time."
Tbe jw-y dldn'l 1ay it Jut time. "Tlllt'• true ... uid Thomas, ''b\Jt
I thblk I know why. Our attorney
(Dudley Gray) bldn't ruDy bad time
to 1tt a ea11 tocetber. We had to ao into court wUbout a lot of the
ruUy vital evidence that we ban
this Ume around. And then our ~
nosla and psychltbic evidence , i•
much better prepared this time."
And Sgt. Ttw>mas went back to tb•
courtroom to take hla cultomary 1eat.
Immediately b e h l n d bis wtft.
1eparated from her by the rail that
divides the cOUnae.l table from jlae
general courtroom.
Aon Thomas looked round and gave
a shy smile.
Sgt. Thomas gave a broad grin and
a nod.
Tben both listened to the testimony, '
It was the e-day of her s~ Superjor Court trW. It was 1~ mOlltt\s
almost to ~ day since she had been
char19d with murder
"Like I say," commented the
serpaot, "you mean 'we.' we·re on
trial ha•. not just AM."
Mrf. 'DM>mu acreuu, 1truUles
••: "'my ll'Dll, yoo•re hurting
Let me 10. you're burtin1 me."
A2'd tbe di1tr~ woman ra
her arnu above her bead In the .,.
parut posture ol a pslOll who it
being pinned don by a stronllf
asnilant.
Guy baa ariu«l tt.llt Mn. Tbomu
has wtlllngly uodti 1ot1e several ~
DOsil &Del lie detec:tar teat.a. She bu
never. at any t!Jfte, be states. withheld
ber cooperailcm rroni the prosecu~
and in none of lie tuts has bCr
evidence "vlf.ied one Itta."
Boys' Club
Rites Slated
lnat.a.DatiOll cere.mon.les for nw of.
ricers ol tbe Bo,t' ClDb of the Harbor
Area are scheduled Friday night in
Reuben's restaurut at Orange Cotmty
Airport.
Newport 8eacll dvk: ~ader 0. W.
··olck" Richarda will be lnatallin« ol-
r1~r at the 7:~ p.m. meeting, ac-
cording to club direetor Lou Yantont.
The HR aU.te btdudel Robert W.
Leech. president: Don Swedlund. first
\tee president: Frank R. Hughes. se-
cond vlcf' ~sldent. Mike Manahan,
secretary, and Don Hu d d l ••ton ,
trusurer.
Big Elkscapades
Slated 2 Nights
Newport Harbor Elk• Lod&e No. rm will present lts Elbcapadea of
1181 Frtday and Saturdty. It 8:30 p.m. In the Oranaa Cout COUere
audirorlum
Sln1en, clancua, comedians and
musicl• ~ S*'form for beoetiL AU proceeds wtll to to JouUl actMtlea,
the Boy Scout.a an<t disabled nterea.
Ticktw 1'M1 t. JU4lialed at the
ticket .,flC. I Ofl tM '1""-ol.athe
perf onnances. Tickets are S1 donation
for adult! and chlldr~n. under 12 are
admitted free. '
1,200 Students
To Hear Concert
Twelve hundred mu1Jc studenta
f r o m Newport-Mesa Intermediate
sd\ooll \till h .. r the OtbUt Orebutra
of the Youn1 Muatci.Mla' Foundation
J>erform a: Orange Coast COU•I• Fri-
day.
The 67 perf ormera wltft the Debut
Orchestra ran.. in a1• from 17 to
23.
The concert II beln& arraqed by
the OranJe County Adllmmonic
Society.
Last Friday, mth srade atDdenls
Crom tbrOUJ,bout tbe Newport-Neu
District beard the ()}Imber SJ1Dphony
Orchestra after belni buled to OCC.
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COOK IN TOUGHEST FIGHT. • •
forward with plans to end the traffic
congestion developin«i In the city. If
the city· moYM forwwd lile W... the
F,.... P .. e I
ENDORSES .••
Coanclbnen will decide amonf
tbeJDM1"s on April 18 wbo will bt mayor,_, 1 timpte majoritJ vote.
"I bope tldl endonement of Mr.
Rlrth by the mayor doa not mean
that Mr. H1rtlt bu ajp"MCI to ~rt
Mayof Gnlie or ~ (Jfuber'I
choiee fw mayor,'' ~ Uld.
Rli1h denied uy part in aucb a
deal. "We think the mayor hu written
a niaI nkt Jitter eiplal.ninl why he
lhiab I woaJd inUt a tood coun·
cUmu," be llld.
Albd 1l tile endorsement bad any
bearing °' the choice of a futun
mayor,-Hlrtk respeldld:
"No. MQOt Gruller bu tnretaed
the Idea fhat be doem1' want to bt
mayor aialn. ao tbtr•'• no conntedon
there. rm ......
HllCl ha dllclllMd otblr cbolctl!
"J haven't had to .. t iDtO that
yet,'' Blrtb Mid. 11t thlM tom• of ibe councilmen tii.,. MIB ~
•bout lt but I llrid't flttiia Into
th.-t tltuation... " mrtll llid ~ badn'&.-.... ed w htm a prefe~DCt for tbe nut
mavor. It is belJeved. however. to
be Cobneltl>8ft~rtdsley Parsons.
Hirth added that GruMr's en-
dorsement of him will be advertised
in his c~moaJgn to win ~ election.
And Gruber added :
"I dc!n't care anythinc about what
Dee Cook· uya now. I told Ed I
thought he would make a very fine
councilman and that's what I mean.
That's why I endoraed him. I think
he'• very quallfled in every way."
Cook noted that M bad voted for
Gruber u ma70r four yurt aco. "ApparenU~ Mayor Gruber for«iot. t.h•t
it wu I who made htlm may~. It
was rov ~" vo~ in 1M4 that uot
him ai>l>olnted, and from h1J aotiofl
today 'f can pubijcly ••Y th1t my
vote wu OM of the bl1,.1t mistakes
I've ma 1inct l'ye been ~ olOce. i•
He tmplwizecl that if r.-tlecttd.
be WOUid support Vice Mayor Doreen
Manball fot' m..,...
•'Mn. M8raball bu served her city
well for m,..... .. a vay productive
council member, and lbe ll .al'ways
ava.i!MM to Catrf out'blr m..UCtpaJ
re.,.....Utils," he Wd.
people who live ln the two areas
can move ahead wtth their plans.
Rlfht now they oan't borro• or build
with aisuranca. We've IPtM 930,000
fighting th.15 thing and it's brought
us nothin&. The time has come to
ro to the conference tabk IDd at.art
nerottati.nl with IM 1tate for "spedal
favon"? Who lmowa if we aeree to
the cout route, we mlgtrt get a second
blah level bridge out or tt.
-Q. Do you favor expansion of
<>ranae County Airport commercial
traffic?
-A. No.
-Q. How d9 )'~ leel about I
beach road aa a solution to '2>e
Penln1ul&'a future traftic problems?
-A. That would be 1 Cate of wbere
the medlcl.Ae is worse than tbe. cUaease
it's supposed to curt. U tbe people
don't want it -and tMy obvlou1ly
don't -I don't want it
-Q. How wollld you insure against
the invasion ol privacy that lql!le
people NY could occure with the Ul·
itatlation of the police-monitdred
teltvilioa aurvellluee •)'Item 1
-.A. I'm for appoiatment of a blue-
ribbon cltbens committee to help with
JU'deUnea on control of tbe 171tem.
-Q. Do JOU support tbe• reeom·
mendatiGn to cbarae feea for the u•
ol city tidtlandl by priwte lllld ttm·
mercdal pilnf
A. I •support a fee only for _the
ho\laekeeplnl COit& Incurred by Jhe
city 1iue to the attucllrel or pfers
extebdfng Into the· tidelands. I 'doobt,
however, that any equii.ble formuJa
can be deveJoped for levying the fees.
And If we don't have equity, I'm
opposd to any fee.
-Q. Should the City Hall be
relocated or expanded? What priority
should it have?
-A. Data on a new civic center
is still beln& prepared, so where It
should be located or bo'W mueh it
abould be expanded can't be umrlVed
knowledteably at this point .. But ,it'1
a subject that deserves top prlorlty.
-Q. How would you promote order·
ly annexation or reaidentiall1 zot>ed
land and cooperation with the acliool
district to provide for the needi of
students? .
-A. .I would favor legislation that
requires a C'l!b deposit or the
equiv.tent in land to be ~ for
or do~ated by the fee O'lrMr or
developer. 'nlis would be lieid tn a
f IJlld to be used as needed in the
district for school site nees. Thia
l~Jatloo wo1.1ld haw 1o ~ at. the
statAI ~vet and I would support Ji.
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Pekin, ID., where 1DOW1 have fiMl1y pen way to blouoms.
Jurors Warn New Panel
'Don't Be Di.smayed'
Orange County's 1987 Grand Jury
today gave the cold shoulder to
critical county llJPerviaon.
Bypa11in1 the county board in a
Navy Calls off
Ai,·sea Search
For 3 ,Crewmen
An aiNea •arcb for tine mJ11tna
crewmen of a Navy beUCOl*r wfllcb
crashed between Catalina and San
Clemente islands Tuelday baa been
called off.
Ll Cmdr. Jen-y R. Griffitt.a, of
Imperial Beach, the pilot. and crew
members Geor1e Penniman, of IM
Gatos, aod Ernest Sowell. of Carllw•ll
HeigbtJ, Pa., are lilted ia lolt at
sea.
The co-pilot of the SH3 Sea Kini.
U . Cornelius Shea. 26, al lmperlal
Beach. was picked IP uninjund
shortl}' after the cruh, ~ tbe Lons
Beach-based deatroyer USS Eversole.
The helicopter wu operatin1 from
the Looi Beach-baled aircraft carrier
USS Benninaton when it plun&ed into
the aea durinl nlcbt mannm'1 abc>Ut
35 miles offshore.
Man Stricken
Durilig , Holdup
Three ma held up the doW1ltowD
Santa Ana office of the Padtk
Telephooa Co. Wedoelday an....
IDd tbe tsclttmellt caused I c:ultOllMf
to aoffer a heart attack. ~ re=· RobertlOD, :B. Of Saqta ~ who ,..poruidl1 h• I hi1tcry Of best
troubla. collaPMd • two Cf tbe trio or bddita UDed up 1,1 tllepbooe com-
pany emploJel ad cutmMrt apillt
a wall ID the buJli11tn1 .t 1116 N.
Main St. ' RobertloD WU ltWll ...... ftK1 trutmeat bJ .... ad ... to
Illa I* I ll;.:~. a. ftl
N'OC'l1ld la .. ~.~-.... 1'be tmrd beMlt tandld ...
easller'• C8lll imd *" • fr.a; taller ElaiM LaaialMI'.
ltlUllly worded i.tter. the jurors
Warned their 1188 IUCCNIOl'I to "be
n6t deunted or dlamayed by the sound
and fwy directed at us.1'
Condemnina tbe "vitriolic tone of
the '°ard'a reply" to lta atronel1
criticlled 17'-pap report. the hutlly
reformed puel Uf,.. tbe new jury
to take D04e Of the "vW.flcatioll in-
dul(ed ill .,, 1be boarcL .,
The 1917 peaat W1ll'DI ltl ncaeuon,
"OUr report did MrVe .. PJl'llCI"·
It llr°"' tut ............ Fl'Obinl ta temftlft .... ..
ForemlD Richard W. Buie cl the
1JS'7 jury today conftrmed tbat no
direct reply trill be forwarded to COUD·
ty supervilon.
"One way or another," be com-
mented. "I tblU the supervisors will
get the me .. ae."
Id !ti letter to the 1988 jury. the
19-member 1967 IJ'OUP quotes the
1u11ution of county 1upervi10rs that
"{Uture grand juries will devote their etrorta toward constructive endeavor
and will recognise that public office
also carrlea with It p u b 1 t c
respomibillty. ••
Tbe 198'1 jury replies, "Do you think
they mean by that statement that
any action by a Grand Jury other
than a complett whltewuh of the
board'• adivitiea lJ not constructive endeavor or that discovery and
d1lclolUre or weakDesla in county
penunent ii a violation of public
reapomlbillty? "It would certa.in1y seem ao,
wouldn't it?" acidly commenta the
jury.
Tbe Grand JurJ-tUpervilo'l'I row
enrpted 10 days after the auperviaon
ec-cepted what waa generally conceded
tD be tbe m o a t comprebemtve a n d
hard b!ttln& report eom" submittad br a Grand Jury.
SbOdllMl jurors qalckly reformed as
a croap ill private dtisem wben they wre Wd • In a bard hittinl board
rtplJ .. ~ rtllOrt Wll "bated ~g a84l etroneoua
ODI .... apbdom."
Tbe *"'JUnrl' letler I'" oa ''our
only ~ ... to .... the bat
tn•ut1 ot ~.e •.,..... Of Oran1e ~iii . ..,. .... _.~ ID till
bow1ldei' that .. '**"' of oUr ~ was meUeaJouaJ1 1atbtred and
II """"'1'd "1 facts and ltatiiticl b1 ..., ...... up bj tbt
~t .... imdtt. • • =IUldoatur= iill •.. _. ncemm.M tlilfG."
Two f.Co1t~ys for the 1'11.Qtf).
LDEf' tpok · •lainst aocieti a pnt.
clallbM tipt to till dllriDS u \i>-
pearanc. bitten UM C a l lf • r 1 t a
Sup-eme Cowl.
Frederick Saterfield, wbo mardli"ed
hit common-law wife and her ~·
ed ~ .... cbolea ... Pl&btWI.
aloe& witll Robert Anderaon of San
DHto. .
Atkneya Anthony Amsiu'dlti nd
Jack lUmmelaUen •aid the two San
Quontin inmates' tlltt raise issutt
COJIUD90 to moet of the 'n other men
on Dea' Row. All California ex•
eclMlons were stayed last November.
Amsterdam and Hlmmelatein
arped acaJ.nst capiW punish.meat on
these poiDta :
-'!bit jwiet are stacked with
penom who have no objections IO
tho deall penalty.
-Tba& Juriu are not instructed • factor• to conalder in MUinf penaJtiM.
-That the death sentence ii cnel
and unuaual ponilhmellt in ~·· eoclety.
-That the law dots not proylde
for court-appointed attorneys after
trial and the rirst appeal.
The NAACP Legal Defe.nee and
Educational Fund, Inc. became in-
volved in the capital punishment i11ue
alter years of expenence in the Soutb1 where Nearoes have been sentencec
to death ror raping wbite women.
Tbe NAACP·LDEI' bas 11nce be-come convinced capital punlahmellt
l)l'OCedurea for b o l b Negroes and
taucasians result In haphazard and
arbitrary deatn sentences.
The organlsa.tlon Is a1ao involved
In death penalty lltlgaUon In Florida,
where the death sentences of 50 men
have been stayed pending a court
bearlna.
Go·go Girl Who
I Led Police Merry
' .
Dance Sentenced
Former San Diego go-go dancer
M•1aret Ann Coclo. 22. who tut
month drove a stolen police car from
Siil Diego to San Clemente at speeds
up to 115 miles an hour, Wednesday
was Mntenced to 1 to 5 years in
priaon by a San Diego Superior Court
judae. Miss Cocio pleaded guilty to car
theft and driving wbile under the in·
fluence o( Dll'cotiCS. Her wild ride up the San Diego
Freeway be&an abortly after midnight
on Feb. 22 in a private car stolen
In San oteao. Stopped by San Diego
police who clocked her at speeds of
ao mllet ID bour by radar, she manag-
ed to steal an officer's car and sped
northward.
Oceanside police plcUd up the
cbae and «flcerl aakl she was mak-
inC 115 miles an hour aa she careened ttirouah their dty.
'1be chase ended when Mia Coclo llammed the police car lato the side
of the U.S. Border Patrol check sta·
tioo just south of San Clemente.
Vi1it of Russian
ScientUl8 Canceled
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Soviet of.
riclalt have canceled the ac:beduled
U.S. vtslt of two prominent Ruaslan
acient11ta, apparently l,)ecauae they
protdttd the confinement to a mental
bolpltal al a eollearu•. Aleunder s.
y etflldA.Votpln.
U.S. sources aaid that tbe Soviet
FonilD MlJddry bad 1DfGnDed the
Americla embuaJ in MotOtW at the tut minute tts.t the lecture trtp of
Pyotr 8. Novitov and b1a ..U. Lyud-
mlla V. KelJab WU o8. No IX·
plaaatlOll WM offered.
<f
MOSCOW (UPI) -~' •
lltstory's Ont spacema 'Ud~'I
most popular hero, dJed ~, ..
lb the cruh of a D'alnln& plUe 1'Mo
be tried tr reltart Its fallerill -clae
lllslead of bailin& o.,»t over ~ p0pulate4
area. his Criencta riported todty.
The erlnnlng, snub-nosed 1paceman
Wbo was first ~ the beartJ Ol
RuHlans, wUl be ctven a Red Square
Auleral. the Kremlin &IUloun.ced. B1I
_ (ea!.h 1truck Motcow a blow to the
beart and Muacovltes wept in the
streets as ~orkmen carried bis
portrait toward the Kremlin.
Gagarin waa killed with CoJ.
V!adimlr Sere~. a fellow member
cf the Sov:et space procram. Friends
aaid they toot off Wednesday af.
~noon from Qlblovuoye airfield
near Zvezdny Gorodot (Star City),
a town built northeast of Moscow
specially to bouae Russia's cos.
mooauts.
It was to have been an ordinary
Dlght to maintain the pilot proficiency
of the stocky Gaaartn.
"They rlew 25 to 30 miles east
toward11 the town of Noginsk, then
lost contact with their control tower,"
the friends said. "Observers ln the
area of the crash said they were
try1n1 to regain speed to re!tart their
enpne. The plane lost altitude
gradually without a eound from the
.. ~. bdl29,1M
fngl.ne."
The area la tbl-:kly sprinkled, with
Villages sl.mllar to the o~ b1 whlcb
Gatarin himnlt grew up betort he
captured tllb imagination of tbe world
by making the lint flllht throup
spaoe on April 12, 11181.
"He was not the tort who would
have sacrificed a plane he could 1ave
~ make sure of his OW1l life," the
friends said. "He 1ll'Obably could have
Miled out; but stayed aboard tD try
to keep tbe plane from crashin1."
They characterized Gagarin's last
act in We as typical of hl1 whole
phil~hy. AB director of cosmonaut training.
Gagarin was thought to have assigned
himself to fly a check ride with
Seregin aboard the Korean war vin·
tage MIG15 fighter which had been
converted into a two-seat trainin&
plane, the frlenda said.
Gagarin always kept atop current
aviation developments, always kept
himself In top physical shape and
always maintained hla flying pro-
ficiency. His friends said his oft-
repeated motto wu "never lose your
form." Today, 24 bours after the crash.
Zvezdny Gorodok wall draped in Red
Flags with ttle single blaek stripe
of mourning to mark the death of
the two ~ots. ID Moscow portraits
FIRST S'ACEMAN KILLID
USSR'a Yuri Gtprin
o( the two flier& were carried through
the at.reel.I to the lcenf of the
forthcoming state funeral.
Crowds gathered in d o w n t o w n
Moscow to await a I t ~ r D o o n
newspaper11 which were delayed as
editors prepared their ftnt formal
written announcement of tbe tralfld1,
_Helicopter Lifts Body Chemists at UCI
For World Parley
Use of a belloopter was required
Wednesday afternoon to lift 1he bat-
tered bod)' of a Garden Grove man
from a virtually Inaccessible area at
the bue of a cliff ln Malibli.
' Los Angeles sheriffs o f f i c e r s
classified the cue as homicide and
identified the murdered man as Fred
Howard Smith, 23, whose last known
address waa a hotel in Long Beach.
His father, Fred Smith, resides at
8001 Amy Ave., Garden Grove.
'lbe body was discovered by a con-
struction worker who reported the
grisly find to police at 12:20 p.m.
Wednetday.
Investigators said the body. showing
evidence of having been badly beaten,
had lain for at leut one day in the
rugged area which could not be reach-
ed by auto.
One hundred chemiltl from aroo8l
tile world arrived at UCI tioctay ftr
a conference 0t1 linear free eDet1:Y
relationab.ips.
The conference, sponsored by tbe
National Science Foundation, will i.t
through Friday. Among the scheduled
speakers are chemiatll from Japa.
Australia, Germany, Eng]end ,and
Holland.
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Jun °"'" IM"VoM a. °" a-Mar-• ftmU'I ft • ,,...,Of'fM1, tftdudhto cfawhln GcdJ, 21, who u 1hoton with
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•"-IClid. • • Prtnlc MlltMtty of )( I n t I C I
(toa'1l of Stockton) wu armted on
• aoaped • up forel&ll • built motor-
qde on char&et of not ::Jn bil Nil view mirror, nearly g a
lll'iOua bi&bway accident. be:f un-eooperatiT• when stooDed for
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Klthen)' la rr years old.
• • • • • --~ irlla\ ~ ~&':! ffll U. ltff ef 11 •au -I :J!l• tbft•t what-you should wtlgb
y, .ay1 Dr. P h I I I p L. Wflite.
I.by pat ,a ~ o u n t 1a1ned lince
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WhJte told a ~poslwn It San
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I • lerl Lant'-Y of Puebk>, ColO., ~ bl JnaY eoDJider suraery to r•
OIWtr an $800 cUamood rtn1 from
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Ji lftllowed it.
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ttir• otbn' bvDdlap, IDclad"lf a ... • In tbe . n.n ... ' .. laJarks .
.... .... .... wtdcll iactd
UlrOuP tbl top foar Ooon of the
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bQfldlq sb«ttJ befofe m l d D l I It t
Wedneldat. . 1'boUl#ldl of tped.ator• lured . ta ee en area,,.. tept Nck bJ pollcl.
A four..t>lock ... WU cordoned of1
to Jlritect pedtltrtaJll and motarfltl
fnlm the flay rain of lumber from
the top four stars. of tbe at.el and
~ lteletcn #A tbl life imur&DCe
bailCtna Appareatl1 all that burned w. wood u..s tn tramtna the con-
~· -• It .... enoa&ll to u.ht tb9 ~ Afld WU Tilible for m!Jel.
Flmnen seal~ ladders to the third
ltcry, then hauled bOPI up 22 more
--TMJ connected tbl boMI to a man Wiiler duct and were able
to f1Dlllt contain the btae more than
two bOm'I lftlr ft belln·
Flam• spread qu1ckly to the
Rhoctls-Haverty Bu.lldl:ng nut door
an4 to 1be roof Of the DIDkJer Plaa
Hotel and • .Fonytb Ball4ln& ac:roa
tbl street.
Tbe large ad popular hotel WIS
qu1ckly evacuated. Jn the upper rear
of the hotel, however. Playboy Club
buDDles aerved up "buai.DM• u uaual"
to f_ jemmed bouae. ''Tllll ii one of the worst blazes
rve seen since the Wlnecoff fire."
a veteran fireman said. Th• Winecoff
Hotel fire tilled m persona in Atlanta
Dec. 7, 1M8.
One man trapped in tDe elevator
on the ltth floor of tbe Rhod .. Haver· ty Bul.ldtn& wu rescued by pollC9
who said the man wu "acved but
not hurt." rtmnen fanned out acroaa the
downtown interaecUon, juJt off famed
Peachtree Street at tlw pointl, and
braved falling boudt and burn1nt
debril to keep the fin frOm spreadlnc.
Negroes Throw
R*fu at POlftt
On WaywMarch
MEMPIDS, Ttnn. (UPI) -~&re>
youths burled rocb and ~ ... ~ be1mtCld policemen today on UISa"
way to Join Dr. Martin Luther Jaa&'• atnataffon strike march. ~ indlcaW one Negro g 1r1 wu llletly laJUNCl when abe w a•
drUck fn the b9ck of the bud by a
rock. Nooe of tbe offlcera was hurt,
but tbe windoWI of a aquad car ..,,..
sbatUred.
Tbe diJturbuoe broke out wbeo
about 250 sbadtntl left Hamilton B1P
School to join King's man march
in support of the clty'a aeven-weet
old aamta1ion ttritt, wblch hu turDlc1 from a labor to a race llsue.
The violence broke out when the
atudeo11 mardMd out of tbt ICl>oe>l
and t!le principal tried, ln valD, to
atop them. Police were ~eel and
the t'OCk throwing t>eae den they
ll"l'tftd. Tht offlcu• donned turquolsHOl·
end ateel ))elmtta an4 pa m.ub
and btld war CU 1UD1 at tht ready,
but ttae auna were not UMCl. Of!kars arnsted MVtral older
perlODI mtn,Un1 wttb tlle atu4enta.
A fil'e department ambulaDce carrMd ~w;f!i atrt felltd bJ a roek to
Lurleen Suffers
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hm + aca:netblnc atowar4
liirppem to him 00 the 'ft!
to the nom.lndm at tbe Auiuat CGllftlltlon.' Ndt*"4
11. l&a II Ubly to became ~f of the Repub-liCU PlatfGrm.
... ~ Jeadtr ~M.wm be !n ctmp al drafttnl tbe
platform ~lanb. Dirklen la
a reuoa1-Je man 1n 1ucb matters, wile in the way1
of nom.lnatinc conventions.
No ooe bu to tell the Jlll.
noll ..... that If N!xan
loob lite • certain winner
before the coovenuoa apeu.
what the termer Y1c:t .pres. ldeat watt ii\ tbt platfarm
II what will wbld 1'l In that
document
BIG tJPROAJl • 'l1le Jlepubllcaii .OVSDOrl creat.d a moot.bHoq up-
roar in an effort to fcrce
GOP National Chairman
Ray C. Bllu to name Gov.
Raymond p . Shafer of Peml-
aylvania as a co-ebainnan
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with matdtln1 pop-up hanky pocket. Sizes 8 to 12..
PUP SIIH 13 TO 20 ... fre• 11.tl
HUSKY llIIS 12 TO 20 .•. ,,.,,.19.ff
.ttnuncNIS"INC&UMO "us WI Alftl,... AS,. MOWS I
native-to PrelideJ\t J~ Those who now prof• 1on'a war cour~ that ~ that Nixon ii too conaerv atv• bim Ute opportunity ative for their tastea m promlH. peace if elected. be pleasantly 1urpriaed b
He Wfli ha'!e had 'part of the results. They bave for. .a hot summer to· cotlle up gotten that in 1960 he wa.s
with aom• suggestipns on ~ "Eisenhower" RepubU.·
how to curb and· cure tbe can, a label that then mean~
rioting in the slums. proaresstve. 1
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Advertl .. 4 1p1cl1h 9ood t~..rApril ), 1961, ind
clo we 111 hen our lllJf E11ter 111tf.t11
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fu11ln9. Choese from wicle 111ortm1nt ef
enomels, primers, clur1, onil pl11tlc1. Many,
many colors. I And I know • 911 who qu it
1mokin9 i nd she chewecl to much 9um, her
few1 9ot p1rm1n1ntly stuck to9eth1r. H'mmm111
w1ncl1r whit flavor my wife pr1f1n ?l
MASKING TAPI
Y111 cen paint
without it, bvt
w+.y m1k1 uch
• 1111117 li9 ~ ..
a 60 yertl roll
for fen.
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It 1po11 et fll, it clotetl. I Me, I lt1t Al,,.4 ,.,tot1 .I •
CLEAN
Wuh a Hlpplel
DILTA FAUCn
Nk• mHeMI 1win9 1pout for tl.e trulf
cll1crh11ln1tl11t home owner (yM cl011't
own? Go buy, thl1 fucet i1 worth It.)
Cho11 from kitchen or beth meclel,
beth will 91¥1 yHrt of satisfaction
oncl cerefrH usa. Goe1 from cHI to
tepicl to hot with • 1win9 of the
1le9111tly clHl9n1cl h1ncll1. £11y to
ln1toll, fi .. 1t111cl1tcl '4" ,p.1111'19. · 1211
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A putty •nlf1 In the h1nil Is worth two In the
store. n ... .,. nice, with brlth• ,., h11Mflos
10 you c111 1pot tliem Htlly In flit ltldt tey
boi In c111 they make off with them. IA"4
they will, you Clll bet money ff lt.l Tool of
' a hunclrecl ut••. too numeroo to m111tio11 her•
lb11id11 we really clon'+ bow 111y, rHclu
su9911tion1 are w1lco1111 I,
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Allllll•h for 1+r1l9llt flne flAfaJ.lnt If (11t
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I Uft..YPUT
Tokyo Riots Rage
. Over U.S. Hospital
TOKYO WPJ) -About . i.oeo pollct to4a1 fouil\t
'~ duell witb ?If· tit lbldeata lnU!n& Into .... u. 8. Army bolpltal
•ntlltell to tr.at AmcriclDI • w 11.W ill Vletum.
Mort than • poUeema •• d ltUdenU ,... lnjared.
At IMlt 140 Ddlata were
trreNd. Aboat IO cl UM belllMMd
, w\tldJD& four.foot manaaed to acale
,. blrblcS-wlt• t 0 p p • d
111ttOUDdla1 the '3
holpital COJDpn. r r,cid \broup one of ,~ WJidhlp anwbb:I& win-·~ .. 11.rnJQzrt. Pfllct rounded up all the
..... fto broke 1ato tbl
I
. Police Raid
:0.. Posters
Incites Riot
14AD1UD (UPI) -HWl·
,.... o1 riot police ntnama
trancbeon1 waded into 1
fr'OCIP of about ~ atudents
at the UDivenit1 of Madrid
today in a wtld melee that
followed a pollce raid on
'"'anautbortsed'' c 1mpu1
po1tera attackinc the Fru·
c:o aovemmenl
Some atudenta ec:atWtd
blto nearby woodJ 1bouUna
••uallli.Dll ......W!" and
othen threw rocu at the
btlmeted p o 11 c e and
dlinancled theJ leave the
campu1.
Dean An&el Vepa of the
Political and Economics
1ebool at the unlv•lity bad
aD I00'1 C()Dfronlat}on with
tbe bead of tbe polb CClll•
tibl•nt. v:csu· aboutlnc hil JWOtesta, u,. police bad
nneied on suar•• there would be no violence If the
ttudeota ended a lit-fD pro.
tell peacefully.
The trouble started after v ... ooa•laoe4 Ill ....... to ... I tft.bom'
....... • --Po1'tlcal -&conemkt balldtnl pro-tlllttni the p o 1 te r raid
Wedeadlt wbu hundreds cl p0llee .,....,. _.Ute cam·
pu In a crackdown on what
... offlcllll.Y delcribed u
"W.&al ~lie•."
U.S. Change
In Passport
Policy Told
WASHINGTON (UPI) -
The State Department will
no tonger attempt to lift the
palfPOrll of American• wbo
travel to C.om.mtmi1t coun·
tries on the "reftrided"
list.
Offldala aalcl Wednelday
the cbanfl in poliCJ WU
the result of recent Supreme
Court rulings against the
practice.
Tbe department will still
cad•-to declare aome countz1ea oft llmlta, but ..n1
Dal ~ to ...,_. a U.S •
d11Jen I J>IMll6rt if be
cWlea the ban.
c.omitriea cme11Uy on the
ratricted lilt are cmi,.
munllt Albania, Red China.
Cuba, North Korea ud
North VJetnam.
RCA VICTOR
BARGAIN BONANZA
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• '"9rfUI 25,0CIO-¥olt Mlitk I Dea~ Color dlau1a ,.
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• Solld lt8te 'M·AM and FM ,. "*'*' r9dlo • loffd ltnl 1S..tt peelr .....
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SAW $67UO
SAW $42tM
SAll $1tl.OO
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The St00,000-.tdded SAN'fA ANITA DEUY
Mlny of Amtria's ltoding thrtt-ytm'.ol411toroupbrra
sttk f9 tDin this cl«ssic-tDith possibly ll Kmtudcy Deily
wilmtr or Triple Crown dllmtpion tmtrginf. Doft't m
"""'ful Dnby Dtty ,, S.ntJI Ani1' llril SIJbrilly.
(;QttS open "' 10:30 A.M. "" ~
Fint ra on SlltJmlllys is d12:30 P.M.-
1U other 4rp" llf l P.M. Dirtd. hi ~or lrirlt-
pltnty of parking. Nine ram. Dtily Dt1Mbll.
ALL . ROADS LEAD TO • • •
•FREE
PARKING AREAS
NEAR EVERY
DOWNTOWN STORE
I & M OMCI ...,.,....,
141 <Mtw Stre.t
COAST MUSIC
lllt N..,_.ltir4. c. ••• Mew
COITA amA 4'1W1L1T a LOAN
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Is Dountowtt •••
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Col"leges Faculty . .. ~ .
Strike Hinted .
'' .
• LOS ANGDal (AP) -m'mlllJI aboftd a t.11
"'lb .... ! 0. , I .. ., .. per '"4< -.. "' a driU .... Iii I I I ~ lie ba(lrOW!AWdt ti
at ~'I lka1 $ I I "lddlc .t....SW.. ..
It.ate ...... ....... a PMl llW kith .. Wllllt
faculty 11t1 n~ 1mpa1cetllla 11eluiaie, e,;r;.::: ~Dr, Jello ' :-.:..~-:.:rot-~
Sperinl " ... .,.. -...i ...U.lllllO 11 ar..iu.tAo College, pr111' ' ol tht atudlmi l:O ..W. tbe ..,..
American hlllr.U. of reuor ln bil Mddq."
Teacberl' Collete Oaiuncll. The ltcMd main eem-
Taxetl Blkel9 New Tax
Bars Due
By Reagan
SACRAMENTO IAPI -
Gov. Rea.au ta Jibb' to re-
quest mHinf It -lor
tbe le&Wature to ralM tuts
when he IDIKMlDCft bla
loocawalted tu: rttorm plan
Swxlay.
And be Ms been urced
to permit a vote cl. the peo-
ple on whether tbey want
withholdtnc o( 1tate
personal Income tuea.
•
CMA Also
Asks Paid
Health Plan
DAil V OILOT 7, ,
RFK Obtaim 24,0.00
Signatures on Visit
LOS ANG!L!!S iUPll -
Worker• for pre1ldent.lal
candklate Silt Robert Ke.n.
nedy obta1Jled t 4 • 0 0 0
1l1n.atur•1 for hls
nomin.tt1n1 petlUon during
hUI recent vtlit 10 California,
Kennedy'• Los An1eles
headquarter• 1 a l d Wed-
.....ay.
A tpOltesman aaid police
estimates o( crowds that
named 1tate campaign
ma.na1v. Ray IQ.na, Ci San
Fraocioco, .... deslinaled
staff coordinator for
Northern cautornla, ttd
SttY't SinUll, ol Loa An1eles,
toot over u Southern
California coordinator.
OuUet ol treuurer for the
or1anlution will be handled
by Morria BerDlteln in
N ortbern California a n d
Leon Cooper in the South.
turned out to 1ee the can· PL y , , •
dldate total XI0,000. LAI YICMS
Several key po1lllon1 In PALM .1.;;.IN•S the Kennedy c ampaign
organhatlon In California DAtL'f' ~~:~l\.~~::•v1e1
now have betn filled . C4TALl•A V•MI AllLIMU
S p e r 11 n g told a Lo • plaint C1lnettned salariet
Ange.let ••• eoaference a .tl>d fringe benellt.I, lonow.d
strike could result if su&, by 11bbatlcal I e a ' e I ,
gestlona being formulated research fW>dln& and tr"avet
by tbe teacben' 1JWP 10 pay.
ip<nd by colleae trustees. Pitt said a follow-up ques-
Dr. Leourd Pttt of San t lo a a a Ire wu bein.c
Fernando Valle'/ State Col· circulated amona faculty
ieae a d d e that a and tbe reUta wW be
ptell.mJDuT poll t at en preMDted at tbe truteea•
amoaa '.214 fa c ult 1 meetiQ: nut moatb.
The detalla o( hla tax
overh•u1 -the moet Im·
portant Item of Reaa: 11'1
1968 le&lstatlve prosram -
itre being kept lecrtf. pen·
ding his televis&d report to
tbe people Sund.11.
Ar , ••• ,,, SANFRANCISCO(APl -,-~~t~Sel~tu~,~o~f~C~o~,;~no~w~os~!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~
The California M e d I c a 1
Al.socl'ation, which eoded lta •Ml!: 1t1c •·s LARG I!: ST FAMILY t'7'tb annual cooventM>n Wed· CLOTMIM~ CMAIM
Family Doubts Pueblo
Crewman's Letter Real
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -
Letters from a captured
crewman of the USS Pueblo
to hi1 family in Los Anceles
are in hU handwrltlq, bat
bis mother beliefta they
were dictated.
Mr1. Ben Ellll 1 a l d
Wednesday the 10 -let· ter sbe received f r o m
Stephen Paul EUia, 25, "just
doesn't 1ouncl UD•blm."
She pointeo. out It WU
compo1ed 1n a stilted ,
elaborate style, unlike his
usual leUers to his parents.
It al&o bepn with a saluta·
don young E1lla n e v e r
employed 1n writing his
porenb.
Tba letter conta i ned
pbrues that did not 1quare
with Ellis' educ.tion as an
EngllJb major at UCLA. '
Uf'IT.....-
"Tbe eovernor b.u it p~t·
ty well ln b I 1 mind what
lit wa.nta to do," 1aid
WWlam Clart, Reaaan'1 ex·
ecutive aecretaey,
Sourct1 in the Capitol 1aid
OM basic declalon la just
about set -and It could
provide some comfort to
Cdilornians unl\appy about
the big Reagan tax increase
apJr{lwd by \aat year's
legis}ature.
It would require a two..
tbltda vote of the legislature
to boost the persooal income
· tar, and possibly !Orne other
1eviea that now can be
' booeted by a simple ma-
jority. At ))tfftnt, only the
bani: and eorporatioos and
lneurance taxes require a
· two-thWs vote.
tlUday. joined California
Bhle Shield In propOllna a
prep.aid health program to
1olve tbe ftacal probkm.1
plollllnl Medi.cal.
Tfie Pla!l would inaure
poor patienta a tree chOice
of ptiyak:lana, said Dt.
Richard L. Wilbur ,
chainnafl al Blue Stlleld's
board of trustees.
"We intend to treat these
indigel'l't patiertts as though
tMy were 4KlyOne else and
to offer them a program
ol insuraoce similar to what
we offer unions, teachers
and other grouJ'.)5 in the
state," Dr. Wilbur told
new~.
He said the plafl v.·ould
overcome the problem of
state COflt unpredictability.
TUESDAY'S CHILD
llST AUU.NT
Ellis' lett.!r, 'CODtainial a
detailed "coafeuion" that
the Pueblo had intruded Into
North Korean waters before
JU capture by Communist
n.avy units Jan. 23, is one
of a dozen received by
families of Pueblo crewmen.
"I believe he wrote the
letter but the wording cer-
tainly ii not bit," Mrs. Ellb
aaid.
The letter contained two
photographl of Ellis dressed
in Korean clothing. The
mother Pid that "even the
expru:sion on his Lace ls
not natural."
The letter and
pnotographl have been turn·
ed over to tbe Navy for
study by lntelll.gence ex-
perts.
Sally Carter epitomizes the amartiy dessed girlJ of
the State Capitol secretarial corps who try to keep
smiling, even with aching f~t. Sally averages about
five miles a day In her walking from one off'lce to
a~e.r detiverin.g press reletll!S, letters, memoes
and1other written communlcations.
Fin• Centinentel Cui1ine
Porell Brotho
Out1t•ntJint Pi•11l1t ef Or•nge County will •nt1rf•in
in th1 lo1.1n9e, WetJn•1d•y thru S•turd•y, •f S:lO p.m.
1ter+in9 ~•rch 27
Im I. CMlt H ...... y 671-MJI CW9M f•I Mer •
SALi! IUGGID llOOKCASI IUNKIED stT
COMPLITI WITH INHIUPllHG MATTlESIU
Well Warth $150.00! Complete . . . .
Our rugged, tolld hor~ ~nk beds_ con reolly "toke tt'' with
their hfow J inch pelts, rigid steel rotl1, and HCUtt fUOrd roll,
Bool=so heodbocrds odd 11orogo, utility and rigidity. h the
childmi grow okter, this worm Solem finished Mt becomM two twin
beds. Two Innerspring bunk Md mottr..., and ba111, ond ladder
and -rd roil are Included ot a•.r lovt·prlce al anly $99.95.
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SPICIAL! UlGI LUXURIOUS VILVIT CHAil
IT'S HAND TU'1'1D .<MD I-WAY HAHD-TIID
Regular $149.95 SEAL'S Special
Smart occent cho ir-roomy, dtc:orotive, luxuriously comfortable.
Use singly or in pairs, Crafted In evtry feature of BEAL'S quality,
ond It'• &;.woy hand tied too. Tailored in ricli ov«ado green velvet.
Quantities limited on this tPeclol purchase. Come In Now!
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LUXUIY, QUALITY, GllAT SAVINGS!
Rogula.ly $2'9.95 ......... _ ...... 1111999 5
$12.00 A MONTH
1'Mi tofo hos tremendous b.nefits to offer =dftcernlng buyer. H•ovy motelos•e
In o tasteful ovocodo florol pattem .
qulhed seat cutliions wrapped in
dlctan ••. bocks and wide hondsome orms
OCCMNot• the rnodem, low-lin. look. H•r• Ii lrnOtt, new luxurloia. Hating comfort for
\'OU< liame $199.95!
B EA:L 'S home furnishing•
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ENCHANTING
EASTER ENSEMBLES
••• SO MUCH FOR
SO LlnLE!
comp. value 6.97
OPIN
SUNDAY
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Fire C•U•
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DEA'J'B NOTICES
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Cenu WI Mar OR 1"'51
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BELL BROADWAY ,..
MORTUARY
llt Bl"Olldway, C.-llltu
LI WOI
PACIFIC VIEW
MEMOIUAL PAJUt Celldt'l...!_.....,,.
-hdflc ~ l>rtYt Ne,,,.n leKl, Callfwala
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PEE& P'AMU.Y COLONIAL r\JNEML
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SS Office
Open to 9
OnMon~ay
SANTA ANA -Tbe Social
Secarity office here will re-
m.tin open to the publ.Lc until
9 p.m. Monday, April l,
RaJpb It.. DUl_n,an, diatrlct
rnanapr, •ald today.
The extra bours ol service
are to give people 64 or
older a last-mlnute op-
portunity to sign up for the
voluntary doctor bill in·
suraoce under medlcare.
The open enrollment period
for older people who missed
their first chance to enroll
ends April 1.
He pointed out that people
who have passed ll.5 years
of age And do not registtr
far supplementary medi.cal
Insurance by April l will
have to wait another year.
Dillman also reminded
people already enrolled for
supplementary medical in·
surance that April 1 is the
last day ttiey can claim pay·
ment under medicare for
services received during Ju.
ly, Augu5t and September,
1966.
He said that the special
boors of service on April
1 are in addition to the of-
fice's regular wee k 1 y
schedule of evening hours.
The Santa Ana office con-
tinues to be open until 7:30
p.m. each Wednesday.
Fete Slated
For Mobil
Car Run
ANA.$IM -The city of
Anaheim will taldte the 11188
Mobil Economy Run at a
"public preview" Monday in
the flagpole area of the
Anaheim Convention Center.
The competition cars, all
1981'• ent.red by a u t o
dealers from coast to coaat,
will arrive Monday at the
Convention Center at ooe
minute intervals. The first
car is expecte<t_ to arrive
at 0000.
Ted Qul11m. radio KElY
........ wllllile ....
of ceremonies. He will in-
troduce the driVef'S, and
otber key officials ol the
annual mileage classic.
Also available for ln-
spectioll will be the l&ea
New Y«k Cfty taxkab In
which Anaheim Councilman
Odra L. "Chuck" 'chandler
will travel.
Packaging
Meet Set
EL TORO -The packag-
ing enaineer's role i n
"transport ability" will be
the theme of the 1968 annual
meetlna ol the packagin&
division of the . American
Ordnance Asaoclation to be
held April 23 through 25 at
the Marine Corps Air Sta-
Uon, El Toro.
Sponsored by the con-
tainer section of A 0 A
Packaging Divisk>n. t b e
three-day meeting is open
to the public as well u
lo membeN but only on a
reservation baiss.
Countian Dies
In Viet War
GARDEN GROVE
Marine Corps Sgt. Dwld L.
Simmons of Garden Grove
was among those listed by
the U.S. Defense Depttt-
ment Wednesday as killed
In actlon in Vietnam.
Sgt. Simmons was the son
ti Cliarles L. Simmons,
13311 Havenwood D r • •
Garden Grove.
LD'S IE FRmlY
Hnfinaton Beadl
Visitor
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Costa MeSI Visitor
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SANT A ANA -Despite
sharp Increases in
estimated c~. tbe Orange
Cou.otJ W•W DIJtrict has
declded to continue 1 pilot.
plant research project on
convenJon ot sew•&• water
to drlnklnl quality.
Based on the oplnJom of
Dr. Edward L. Russell,
New Judges
Asked Under
Burke Bill
Three new Oranae County
municipal judges will be ap-
pointed thia year a n d
another in lte8 if a bill
authored by Aslemblyman
Robert Burke (R-Huntlngton
Beach) gets legislative ap-
proval.
1'te measure. adding two
judges in We$t Orange
County Municipal C o u r t
(Westminster) and one in
Central Oranee c o u n t y
(Santa Ana) within 90 days
after the cloee of the
preeeftt llelllon of t h e
iawmakera, bas been ap-
proved by the Assembly
Ways and Means Committee
and --.nt to the Alt..-MJ ....
..... "' ..... :abl1l.M that 1f
at any time prior to June
30, 1989, a vacancy occurs
in the eight-judge North
Oranae County Municipal
Court (Anaheim) the total
number ot judgea Ultte will
remain at seven and the new
Judee named to the w e s t
court district brillllD« UM
tota Jthere to aJx.
Burke expl.ahMcl that he
stipulated tM June, Jjl
cutoff for reduclnC the north
court district because by
retired couity ~ of.
fleer, and Dr. JalJICdtee.
oJ caJ.lfornia = of TeclmolOIY. co on
tbe Fountain v~ the OCWD' bo~ ~
on the research ·
year at ... -Cost • about
$120,000. .'l
Originally it ··~t that tetearCh couJd;#'. CGID·
pleted ID 18 ~ a
cwt of about .... The
project has been Cll for 'II
months to date and bM cost
nearly '100.000, '108,000 of
the total from fe d • r a l
a:rants.
Dr. Ru.ssell stated. W..
week tb.t ft ii DO loaaer
a qiae1tfoo of, "Will Oruie
CountWi.s drink w a j e r
reclalmed from 1na1e 'llf..
fluent?" but. ''Bow~,.
Extension of the program
waa approved Tuelday by
the State Bo8l'd of Heeltb
meeting in San Franclaco.
OCWD engineer Langdon
Owen ottered the board
seven alternate plam in pro-
cesses of reclunaUoa tested
in the put 'II months.
Costs of reclaimed water
ranted from f40 to t90 per
acre foot. (An acre foot is
approxi.JMtely 3 2 5 I 0 0 0
gallou).
~ l!l'Oiect is located Id· Jacmt to.sewage Treatment
Plant No. 1 on Ellis AftllUe
Me.r Ward street in Foun-taia Valley.
Employers
Warned on
Job·:Bias .
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S. 1f •te• Your Feet
ThriceAroundGloheonFoot
Tbe averaie Amerlcu
Walb 65,000 miles tn I
lifetime -almost three
timu around tbl earth.
1'bat mak• proper foot
care pretty important, aa11
Dr. Leo N. U11, auodate
cllnical pr o f t 1 1 o r of
podiatry at the University
of California'• Sa Fran--
dlco Medical Center.
But our feet aren't 111tt1ni \bat cart. be notes. He aay1
that aJtbou&b .. percent of
all bablel .. born wltb
perfect feet. 40 percent of Alnertcan children h a v •
dlwloped aome foot allme:nt bJ tbe ... of six.
B1 a&e 20, be usert., 80
peruat of the popolation II
1afferiD1 trom loOt trouble.
Dea pit e the many
maladAes that may befall
our neglected feet, aaya Dr.
Ll11. we derive sturdy
service from them because
the buman foot la an
enalneerinl marvel that b
unexcelted in design and
durability.
The feet cootatn one
fourth of the body's bones,
21 1D each fool They are
liDbd tbrO\ltb 33 joint.,
bound tocettier with 1"1 ligaments, a.ad aupported bT
19 muscles. Tbla tntrfcate construction
gives feet their superb ablll·
ty to abtorb abock.
Good wa.lkinc habits are
vital to foot health, PYI
Dr. Liu. "'nle toes should
be pointed atraight ahead
to that Jn walking the
weight cornea down fint on
the outside of the heel and
cradually rolla over to the
inside of tbe foot. The big
toe tbeD provides the pro-
pulsive force for the next
step.
Proper walking habits,
however, can be sabotaged
by lll·fitting shoes. Pointed
toes, high heels and tight
aboes contribute to many
foot ailments.
Dr. Lias ~ommends that women who feel they must
conform to fashion Jboukl
wear such aboea for only
ll.mlted periods and chanie to more comfortable shoes
as soon as posslble. Hilb
heela and pointed toes cauae
aboonnal wei&ht location,
interfere with the shock·
absorbing function of the
arch, and jam the joes and
front part ol the foot into
tbe pointed toe.
Foot troubles, even thoup
comparatively trivial, can
lead to more serloua con-
sequences when the victim
adopts unusual pottures a9d
gaits to minimiu pain.
These can Include
headaches, b a c It a c h e 1,
neuralgia and arthritis.
"Going b a r e f o o t ls
healthy." Dr. Lias 11y1,
"providing it Is done on soft
surfaces. such as sand.
H~ver, the feet cannot
stand walking barefoot on
city pavements."
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'Tackles' Talk
Talrini time out from an exhilarating ipring football schedule,
Coec.h John McKay of the University of Southern California will "tackle''
a ~ subjed for members and guertc of the Newport Harbor Alumni Club. -
Invitatioos bearing the insignia of the Trojan team illustrate that
t.b9 ~ual &Fing dinner will take place Saturday, April 6, in tbe Irvine • Coat '<::ou.nlt'Y Olub.
• ' ()ue«s wiH begin a "spirited" evening at 6:30 with a lively social
hour. The prime rib dinner will foDow at 8, and later during the evening
prizel including SC souvenirs and sports tickets w1dl be awarded.
Joining the number one coach of the country will be Nici Pappas
uc;c•s director of Trojan Clubs and Ray Geo~e. former assistant footb;n
<.'Olch.
"Sideline play" will be the installation of officen to be "quarter-
backed" trus yeu by Ray &mlon of N~ Beach.
Tickets are setting for $8 per person and must be reserved by Wed·
needay, April 3, with Mrs. Hert> Oelke, 119 Via Nice, Newport Beach.
Further information may be obtained by telephoning M.ni. Oelke at 875-
3149 or Mrs. Donald W. Killian Jr. at 642-7250.
The dub welcomes Troy's alu.mm, ·ltudents and anyone interested in
the university's llOCial and sports activities. The roster ia open to re&identl
of Newport. Beach, Costa Mesa, Lag\JM Beach, San Oemente, Huntington
Beach and anyone in the coastal area.
QuestiOl16 regarding membership will be eswered by Jack Billings,
president, at 673-7529.
SCORING ANOTHll ..otNT -Newport Harbor USC Alumni Club~ another "toodtdown" with the acceptance of John
McKa,, football coac:h, who wtn ipNk during the club'• an.-ial
IPrlne dimW. int.=:-~·· ~.Club. Kn. Don~ld W. Killtan Jr., Jick --, ucl ~ Robert Besmajlan
(left to right) an pniperiDc fie ro into a · '"1ddle to finUt plans.
Events "scored" each year include spring and fall dinner with special
guests selected among SC prof eaeon and coaching staffs. The group alao
directs bus rides to several of the echool't home football games.
Last November the memberthip introduced a cocktail party whidl
was well received IDd may become an annual eveot.
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For Ga I le,,,. -":ssq_ck1tes
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Fine ·Arts Fesfiva I
Idea~ alos.somi .ng
Art, dltama, music and danclni will~ U.. briebt sprinf
:Lay1 filling a May basket beinl P?.nted tlo. °""1P County . nta and lrielMk by UC1 Gallll'y ~.
The lint Fine Al'b Fettlval will tile J.lace the afternoon and
evening of Saturday, May 18, ht the park aDc1 mall sunou.nding the
campus Fine AN buitding, and ticket.I for the sprtn1 1pectacular
will be offered for safe throughout Cite county beginriing Monday,
April l .
Fun for the entire family will be featured during the festivaJ.
All departments of UCI's ldw>ol of fine arts will be reprele1"lt·
eel, and to Mtract the children there will be a carnival <.'OnqMete with popcorn and mow<00es.
Teen-egen will dance to their own apecia1 muaic, and the unl·
•enity's music deputmeot 'Ml preeent "pops" ~ on the mall.
The 1n1ne ~ Theater will offer a COlltemporll')' produt'tion;
two dance produc:Uom by famed dloreograpber EU.gene LoriDC will be
premiered, and cottumes from put UCI productiom will be OD parade.
Alto in coojundion rill ttJe feltffal, a juried ttudent art lhow will
open in the gallery.
Serving 11 1eoeral chairman is Mn. Andrew Yeller. Ticket
aalea and ltlltewtde publicity were launched at a coffee bolted by
t.icket IDd reeenattoa CC><'.Mirmen Mrs. Aubrey Horn and Mn. Arthur Marder. \ .
Gallery AuodMes and other countywide vohmteera puiid· .
Pllttnl lncluded the MllM!I. La~nce Brown, Jamea Workman, W»-• , lace AnderlOG, Jloaer 1\net, MM Hamel, Henry lle,w, ~ .. ~ G
lfcBrlen IDd Gtnld SiJlytin of Newport Beac~i Robert &btaloft,
llalph Hilmer and James St.oddaJd, ~ ~l 11ar; ~ Gordoo.
W ... atr. alitn.. 8blrpe, ~ AM;" IAWl'IDC.'t Moiler1. a.dft ·.:
Grote: WiJllMi....,.... and 111 C. Duffie, Balboe; = ui!fa. Ted Ntla~'l.J iiiU.lobtrt Batel. Costa lfeu; Brace , Manba1l ~LIWll Gll1tta iDd J. Wrey ..,,,,. Lqu .. a.act.; .a JUdaatd
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fllLLI~ A MAY l.UKIT -Music, dancing, drama
Ind atl all done lip tn a bright carnival atmosphere
will be offered <>nnae Coast resident.a in May by the
UCI Gallery AssoC!lltel. Tickt'U ror a Fine Arts Fettinl
OD the university campus wilt be offered fOr sale Mon·
day, Aprtl 1, and col1ectiDrg balkeWul of ideel for the
spedacular ~ offeriDC se (Wt to right) the Mmu.
Ricbud Beem. Manball Roats, AullHy Horn and
Artbur Marder.
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ACTING TRIO -Rehearsing for a performance = will give before the First Nighters are (left to
· t) M1M lJsa Surette. Mn. Frederic (Harriet) Mc·
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Connell, pruidem and Chll't11 Coolpn. Tb11 are
getting their •ct in shape for tbt aroap•1 potluck
dinner on Sunday. March 11.
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President
Before
Entertaining
First Nighters
Harritt McCon11ell. preaJ-
' dent <JI the J'irat Nijhter1,
will be entertaining during
the I r o u p ' a mid-.euon
potJoc.t d.inner at e p. m.
SundaJ, March 31 in the
Lapna Playbouae.
frmn her repertoire usiat.d
by Cbarlea Colgan and Mia• Llaa Surette.
Sagitt~rius: Be Firm
M.rt. McConnell is the ac·
trea wilt ot P'redtrick McCouneD. fonner director
of the Chveland Playhaute
and C\DTG da!gn COii·
1ultant of the DtW Laiuna·
MouUoo PlaJboult. She Wll do two tcenet
Mn. Adele lJ>ffll ia mak·
Ina arrangementl for the
dhmer with the asaUtanct
of Mrs. Eleanor ChrUteDHn
and Milt Ann MutzJeur.
Ftrst Nigbtes art aaked
to make reeervations for
uiemaetv11 and l\lfltl prom-
ptly. 'Ibey may be obtained
by clllina Mn. Violet Ad·
!El't •• er Mrs. Louise "1an, ~.
FRIDAY,
MAR.CH 29
By SYDNEY OMARR
••The wise man controls
bl• destiny . . . A.trology pol.nu the • ...,,..
ARIES (March 21-AprU
19): Extra weiabt o f
responsiblllty 11 evidut. Cy·
cle remains hllb-But with
new contacta come added
burden1. Men peoplt de·
pend upon your Judimcnt.
Today you art teated -and
JOU wtn.
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HI Auxlllary
, Amerlcm lAllG8 Am·
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gathen ta $9 AiMricU
LeaJon HaJl at l :IO p.m.
the firtt '11llll'ldaJ ., Melt
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TburadaJ el the mo.ua
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14-2'S6 ,, 1ff,_,.;Mt 1frAAT' ....
Slenderntta ii aimpJ. to
lebitve -ltrailbt liDll
make you look a me or two
thinner, choose linen, cot·
tan fer raart cllmea, aprUac.
Printed Pattern 9302: Half
Sizes 14JA., lfJA., ~. 20JA.,
22%, ~. Sise llJA. 0-t :m requires 27-' yda. 35-in
f~brk.
SIXTY FIVE CENTS in
C 0 i D I for e I C b pat.
tern -I d d JI cmta for
eecb pattern for firak1asa maiHnc and apecfal handl-
ing. Otbenrlae tb1rd cla1t1
delivery will tab three «
more w..U. Send to Mariu
Martm, tbt DAILY PILOI'
442, PatMrn Dept., 232 Weit
18th St, New York, N.Y.
10011. Print N.u:f;z AO. =~ -
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ALMOST SEWS
BY JTSELP
NIWJOaT
ROSINA .. f E RliGAllO-SCHIAVONE
t w..,. proud to add,..~ deifia ............. llDlh ...
trid abroad for its c1aftwn•riih1P, to 04.f! ofW ~ Mme..,.
Fer11gamo\ art II~._, In tit .....
coalectlon of ~and tint .......
Al bealtifully trimmed for the perfed toud\
PFAFF
SEUCT-A·
S11I'Uf WITH
QUEEN ANNE
CABINE1' •••
SO SIMPLE A
OilLD CAN
OPEJlATE rt.
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Sugar 'n Spice Loolc
Sae• and lpice llhht caofectione are dellciou.a toppinp fol the newest akirt
!lbapl in yeM'I-' the dimdL Decron Ind eotton leel'IUCker shirt etched in
1i1ce -4 WDl"D with a qtdlted -cotton voile dirndl emphasize the "old
f"lllDoned• loot. l'rom a 11m11hhlt eolledion by Ellen Tracy in Buiffumt•
YOUDI c.Hfomia Shop. FMhi<ln llland.
Friends 'Check Out' Greenbacks
Intne C4IMt Clllal*1 <lab
will be e. tetttnc for tbl
meednl ol NMport Beech
Friendl ol a. Llnry
tc:mouow at DDOD.
WmdeB Naa.. r8dio and
televiskm a • w • com-n:.....,. t wll bt tbt pelt
spider tallowtnc t' •
What's
Doing
MARY DAY, 642-4n1
TOPS Club
......... Ptberini· Noble mo ii Glendale Federal
SaWlll and Loan Alloci.t-
tklll'• eommunJty relatims
dlnctt.
In bit talk, i.e.-will relate
that h Ant money Uled
ill N«tb AJMrlca ftl
J*Jinc Carda mid that
metal naila were once used
for money la O>lonial times.
He eso will point out that
nine out of every 110 ex-cM.nitt bandl in the form
ol dMd.s rd>er than real
money.
All thole interested ln Jc*iiac b Friends are in-
vited_, attend 1he luncheon.
Your n SaJel and OMEGA Senb c.nter
• DIAMOND SPECIALISTS
• REMOUNTING & DESl6NfN6
Complete Gift Department
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moltipmjJON room II the
aettmc foe the meettnc •f
Trim-V• TOPS aaa. of
Wettm.inlter. 'n.e Ir o u p ,..._._ at 7 p.m. ....., n.-.,. ...._ ____ ~..;;...;..~~~..;._~~~~~~.......-!
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Valley, downtown, and San Diego with
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lovely petite falls
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be ~ted. Mrs . Rober l111kt7 r1
cbaltman.
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On . Our fancy Orea Une.
All New Arrivals Just In
Time For Easter. •
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BY
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Bleck Patent
$17.00
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Newport
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Westcliff
Pfau
• Swim Suits
•Capri Sets
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.~EACH llUNVIY~ -...
A DIAMOND -----
LNES
' · IN1THI -.
WISTCLIP,
PLAZA ."
··1:'0REVER •
ftr CripP(ecf Ql1ldm Iii!
Adulta.
'!'be oatltlnd.IDI "8dae
and outltandi.og lnttlli. wln
be named after which Delta
Alpha chapter Will prelf'Dt
entertalnment. Outltandll.ll
alwnnae will be honored
with the Natioaal Awl1d ol
Meril Nine alumnae will be
honored with the Order of
tbe White Violet. reaerwd
for those who b.ave been
members for 50 yesa, Jn.
,.,-II a ..a.or, cor· eluding Mrs. A If red
l'tlpiclDdeilt and lecturer. Goldsmith ol Balboa lalad.
-Mi ....... ..., Ja Membert ..... M:...--.•• ._..... MM ll·OllM.: ... •..:r.: will Jaelldl .. ...... :n-.=·-•,._ =.ivr,··i~ .. .. • -R. c. "~~~--= = .. i::11 ..._._. ......... ~PlldlilMC 'It
paDt1 tlllemaklna on alum· Joseph Parts, L. I. Arm~
nae \!ojectt lncludJnt tht Ernest White, G.T. Keael-
ll'OUP 1 natiooal phllan-rtna Franklin Bard, Winton
tbropr, tu NMional Society Warner and David WllloD.
Prelerential Tea
"
., People 'Programmed'
.. People will comprise the
proaram for U.. n e x t
meetint ol Ollnlnl Alpha
Nu c!IQter, 11$ Sigma
Pb!. at i p.m. in Ute Ban-
tlqtca Btacb bomt ol Mn.
Eddie Sedor. ~ Mn. lld Limbert will
lllist with boltetl duties,
IDd Mn. Wlllam CUdm«e
and Mn. GUDDlr Rollefaen
w1ll present tbt prolflm.
In other busfneu to be
co.Dduded. a nport from
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Awd." h tr1 y
soe'• hltft school
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ti•, he w11 oxcel-•
lo..+ "' hit .... ht
•" o of Ionesco'•
pl1ys.
Woll.•• f.t't f1co
It. He's been 1.ttt,. Iota el neturll
prtdlce at home , • , In tho Fenlfly
of tho Absurcf.
My cf 1uthten en4 I ....,_ •Y clotlles
1ncf my ur. n.., ,.,. my cat keys
on 1n ln4'io IHtol ri~ ~ we
ho4 .,._n to tho heno dtow there
•N h1cf sud. • 9CIM time. Now, I
11k ycMI, now Jo you oxplein 9'llt to
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• • 241 E.st 17th Strfft •
eOM Ol&Y e f.U. PACIMl19! : ........... 2··= : Bacon 7 ~:
1t1D11M nns COUPON
WITH ONLY 0.-........... tl.00f91JW1 . ,..... °"". __ ........ • • • • • • ••• • • • ••• ..
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. THE 2 COUPOll BELOW
WITH OILI ONE .. . .
MINIMUM PURCHASE
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Doroth:f Smith accom a flahbuP*ci Joe Del
JloS10 fn lhil scene from the ·'l.alla~ which re-flmes tu dx-weekend run Friday · at Ule Or·
qe ~ Theater, 119 N. State llege Blvd.
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~ · Crossword Puzzle
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BEST
PICTURE
OF THE
YEAR!
CXJLUMllA PtCTUUS ,,_
FRED ZJNNEMANN'S PWil"' AMAN
NEWPORT BEAOI
'. City Council Dist. 2
FORAIJ, I
APRIL 9th ·-·-'
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ITAITS Nm WIDNISDAY 11..._..T..._
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l'ODIT ILAJIE ..,_ "THE TAMING
OF THE SHREW"
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THE #1 llST-SIWR NOW
AH AU.TIME
SHOCK·~llf
*Sound
Judgment
,
J *Fiscal
Responsibir.+y
+: Seasoned ~;
Manegement -
i +. Effective
Leadership
HEWPOITEIS
FOR
MclNNIS~
Mrs. Carel BaHantYM
Mr: la Mrs. Hancock ~ m
0111 £. Bayless
Jamts lleftshlrt
Ralph 8trke
W. J. "Cap" Blackbum
Miss Agnes Bloomquist
Mr. & Mrs. Johll 8otulrwa •
Mr. & Mrs. HOf'ICll BfOWlf
Mr. & Mrs. HOWll"d CMct
Mr. la Mn. Ralph Cloct
Dolald L DMfs
Mt. & lh. ~Fil!/
Mrs.'81111 R. CO.
..... Den Hirt
Mr. ' Mn. Kirt Htlltl'
Mrs. LM't'Y Hlr't
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Mr. & Mrs. Frtd A. ffoww "
Mr. ~ F. JollftsM
Mr. & Mrs. Carf IC1fnla
Mr. I. Mrs. Otw Lont
Mr. & "'"' , ......
I Mr. l Mn. Ind Mllltr .
Mr, • Mrs. Robert ..
Johll M1eNab
Mr. 6 Mn. ht~ -
,.. A.,..,
Mr. l Mrs. ~ C. hltut ..... 'Mn. Jact,...
Mrs. ..... ,_
Mr ... Mrs. ,.., IWibltt .. ,..,, ....
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: NIWCOMIR -Robert Hotan, abofe, debuta u
·";;;Bnsend Tom Winter on "Peyton Place," tonight
. :.J:tn color, It 9:30 on Qannel 7. The Revmmd comes
to tbt lid of Chm Connelly and Ryan O'Neal when
• -: they an hurt in an accident.
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·~JONVIEW8
,· ·· .. 'Dream House' ·
Debut Balky
ly CYNTHIA LOWRY
"=-NEW YORK (AP) -"Dream House," a quiz
show that looks, IOUDds and IN'IDS lite a carbon
copy ol the TV tlmHWers that abound in the
day-time network ICbedalee, made kl ABC debut
Wednesday nigtlt.
_ THE HALF HOUR b compounded ol inered·
-fents -human interest and vicarioua greed -that
TV producers beHeve rivets bomewfves to their
Mt.I 1n the daylight hours.
The show wD.l be in its 1ogica1 place next Mon-
day when it llllles iU debut• an early attemoon
proiram. It ii ftlllng the night t.tme niche -awt-
Jfa:rdly -because the network hid a half hour to
fill t.broagh August and plcted an inupenlive way
to do it.
THiii ARI the UIUal qui.I lbow eccoutre-
melltl -bunert, ll'11b, a hearty master ol cere-
mon1es and nice-looking young couples with a·ten-
dency to throw themselves in each other's arms
~vtrf time one gives a correct answer.
The queitiool ranged from the easy -"what
do peratroopers cry when they jump from pllnet?''
-fo the dilftcu1t -"What ia tbe name of Everett
Dlrben't first record aIWm ?"
,,.. PllOMAM, ..... lntiem••&W . ~ utnment oil pl1ltl, ii ot iatenlC ... ltudtllt ol .
telnWoa. Top-prize ir I "drmm i.oa.· -... ooo
worth of real estaCe. Thu.t put of the .... ....
meat CClllllla ot lbowtnf mode ol one baOder's ttr.m hoates..
Leller l>rizes COllilUt of "dream ~ ft>OIDS" -tbowiDI lhe WINS of a furniture ~
and maten ol china. a1ulwlre and bl-ft equip-
ment -IDd "dream ii'1ng ~" with more in-
clde!rtal Plu&I. In edditioll, ol coarw, there were
th• usual" ... ptticbes u. .,... brelb.
WHEN "DREAM HOUSr li.rtl Mcmdly, it
will precede another new show, "Wedding Party."
Thia see1n1 to be a. mixture of part ''Bride and
Groom" and part "Thia is Yor Ufe."
The &bow, it is prom.bed, will let the audience
share the joyous days prior to a wed~ and hetr
the happy couple tell of their first meeting. There
will abo be aome films of the wedd:int u.eu.
NEWSPAPER readers of the New York met-
ropatitan area have sec advertt.emena. by the
show for oouplll to tlhare their~ Producer
Art Start 8&11 tb1t ~ .,.. ~ In at a rate ol. ._ 100 a cfay, ol. wl*tl 30 er 40 1re m.
t'erviewed -on11.~· bandfut .ocepted. Start, folmer-· proclucer ol "The Tempt
Show" m4 ~ ~y," belieT11 coaplel are . -:lrilllnC to open 11'(> whit k usually comldefed to be
prime attm· ''I'« 4be rewards -we give tbml
E:lbeir honeymoon and more -and a lot of tbem
..:.:=:aiink this will mate their wedding tomet:bina
special"
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D • l'a.t ....-"1'111 ... ......... <->''~,.. ...... 11111 TlnlJ,
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Mn. La~ ~ ol 1'16 aUf Dri•e. Lquna
Beach la p're.nted with the UCI "CltaUoA f01'
Merit" for ''DlltlnauJJhed service to the Jnine campua and to t1'e people of California" by Chan-
cellor Daniel G. Akti1c:h. ;Jr .. ()aJy the second Nclpt.
eat ot tbe bonar,-xn:lteypoldi was dttd.fcr *
by role ln the ~ of Uie Friendl ot tbe
UCI Llbrar)'. one of the largelt and IDOlt IUCCl nlihl
Ol'llDlzationl of itl ktnd. • • .
Kuclwl Facing Ma1t
ni1 ficult 'Battle ·Fet
SACRAMENTO (AP) -
Bii fu~ threatened W
eomet'vlitlve1 1D hU owa
partf. Republican U. I. S.. 'J'bGmU B. ltacbel facet bll
molt dtfflcult f1Cht .. be int• for a fow1h term.
Speakin& of hh
bpabUcan opponent, Dr.
Mu Ra f hr t J • the aupertntendent of public In·
atructloD, Kuchel aakS. "I
think bt repraenta DlJ molt
formidable oppoaeat. SUN-
~ .. ~ ltroqer tball ..
BJ .JACK BEIL AP~,_.,
W ASHINbToN A1f>>
'n'9 fledJllnl NltioDal Coall·
UaD for a R•publlea1a
Alt«aativt ~ • 1-'lnt
• tbe M'f.ae. .. of ftat u. top ......... cel1a IQ
''hwlaibl• quart.t" tl po*· IOll. '
Ual prealdtnu.t dDdtdatel. ~ NM tb• 60alltloo
The new Ol'liiil•Mioa of alrt1cl7 hu 1 u ff l c t e n t
m o 4 • r a i • ~cu•. pledp'a ft "~~•t ult
whipped ~lb • boura political 1uppart to u.p u-
eft!" 1ut -eDDd, haa . PIDdiQI i&a opendom up
puatied tta ccmtacta Into ts to tbe Um• "' t b • =~ !~.:...t~I Rep ab 11 can NaUonal
And It 11 under exprui Oonnntton In M1Mllf. Fla.,
«dera ftlQlll lta e h i e f IDBAu~dl ,.. ....... liti
lpoDIOr Siil. 'l1lmtoo '8 e .mi IOID8 w -po •
Morton,' a.x, ., not to let ci&DI wbo b a c t t b e
lbeU ta.Qed.. M a "anti"
movement acalnlt farmer ~ldent Rlch&M u.. N1x-Long PJ:lone Duty Ena&
HOW't\'V. NuOD•a !WM N·_.,.+ ............... ~t.t...-t -... not .-... .. ., -...... 11-t d •wr-• ~ .-WU ....._. ot tbt Loi _-Duff ~-:-k:it:' ~d Alton B. <lalwr recatly ~ c.mtJ Cbriltmu
and chief orf,1611er. u mat-rtUnd from Pac l f 1 c 8ul UilodltloD for two :t_.~ the tnvtalbl• quar-~=· ::! ~~~ ~:,. a dnctor for
years. Hla · otblr adivltiel ln·
SE£K CANDIDATE Culver, 3tWJ2 Mll'CUI Ave., elude lfflllatton wltll tt>t ~ said In ID lnterv.low wu honored by 8 friends Harbor Citiea Boys Club.
tbe &roup hopes to wind up • aad fellOw workers lut Newport Beleb R~ubllcan
with a candidate bl either week at a Httremeat dinner Club and Muonlc Lodae.
Gov. Nelson A. ttockefeller ill Loi Alafe]ea. H1I wtle 1' president of the
Of New York, Mayor John Adtft m eonwnun.lty af. N e w pot t H a r b o r
V. UndJay of New York fain, the telepbOne \'eteran GrancSmotbln Clul>.
LAST 3 BAYS ;
Magna"V'O~
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ANNUAL SALE:
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SWIVEL CONSOLE
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from any angle!
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centW' nprdlaa ot wbn JCM lit .in J'OUl room! Model 531 oft"en Ow~
Quick.()n picturel plm mmy other advanced Mapavox f t.atura that will ptOtide
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Jim Marroney (left) West Coast zone manager for
Mercedes Benz sale's, stands with Jim Slemons to
• look under hood of new Mercedes Bem at Slemons' -~jency, 120 W. Warner Ave., Santa Ana, where
Sbipment of new models arrived last week.
. _New Switching Center
Will Be Ready by Ju1y
Nearly halt of the dial
switching center equipment
to be installff in General
Telephone Compaey'1 new
building in H a n t I n gt o n
Beach ha.I been completed,
• according to E. R. Wellman,
divitlon manager.
&witching equipnent Js
the apparatus which con-
. Hctl one ~ caller Witb uodler, provides dial
(Doe, and busy aignals.
Known u the Warner
Central om~. the nrttcblng
• center w1ll be 1be only one
. In General'• opcatile ... .fl_,...,. ...... . .... ..,. .......... !
ll3 and 714.
WbeJl completl9d OD July
20, tbe cell... wiI ....
Ult 14alpment fer
CUltomert wbote preftas
b.itD wldl • "112'' in Seal
: BelCh. Sumet Beach -· =o/Haaiiatha boar Jn Loi ~ CoatJ ... fer • ...,. ....
·Agent Named
Ben Berkley of Foantain
. Valley baa agreed t •
represent the Goar_..
~utual Life Co. of Omllba,
Neb., ln tbe Orange County
area. He wiB be a member
of the H a r v e y F.
Christensen Agency i n
Orange.
PLY •• •
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PALM SPllN.S
DAI\. y ICMHVLQ Havq LOWUT PAHi
tATALIM• VMAS AltlLIMaS . 546·U 2
customers on the Orange
County aide in Huntington
Beach.
The prefixes served ·from
the new switching cent«
previouslJ emanated from
other offices. They are be-
ing switched to the new lo-
cation in antlcipatioo of fu.
ture srowth·
Astrodata
Withdraw.
Lawsuit
A '111 mtlllon law autt f1Jed
agam,i Dltatroe, lne., a
SaraAMehetreaiea
manufilctarer, Ua b e t D
witbdrawa by AatrodMa,
IBc. of Auhlem.
The talt WM ltttled out
of eeart. Artilur L. Purdlly,
prtlllllat ti D a ta t r t ll ,
rnllled.
In a Je11M1t med a the
6aperiGr Court • Santa Ana
Altroda1a dropped a 11
alalma .,. ... Datatroa and
ita om.. for 13 eomplalllta
includbt( aleted tlJefta of
trade Mel*, unfair com-
petition, etc., PurdlJ laid.
Plrcllly and several of tbe
Datatron officen w • r e
former • m p 1 o y • 1 of
Astrodatia. Last May lle1
formed Datatroa and ..
an actlw competitor of
AstrodlU in produdJIC Um·
tng dU devicel '*'.cl ...
mialile -aplCe tW4.
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IMPORTANT
ANNOUNCEMENT!
By SYLVIA PORTER
The w•y French President
de Gaulle ii cootlnuln& and
actually stepping up his
vicloUJ attacu on the U.S.
dollar iA Stoctbolm today.
you eully might conclude
that be ia leading from the
ltrength of a powerful Cut•
rency backed by a history ot stable prices. He isn't,
and bek>w you'll find tbe
tacts to document th.is.
De GauKe .is obviously in·
furiated by the fact that
the free world's leading
financial powers b a v e
reached agreement, without
France, that in order to
preserve the international
mooetary system, the dollar
muat be kept convertible in·
to gold at the pledged price
of '35 an ounce. He is trying
to s t a r t a new stampede
into gold which will send
the price of the metal soar-
ing in the free marketa and
thereby r e w a r d the
speculators and boarders
(notably the French
Government and French
peasant&) who have dumped
dollars and loaded up on
gold.
Let' a not delude ourselves
for an instant that the dollas:
is out of danger. It will
sink ink> even greater peril
if the U.S. doesn't use the
time bought by the nations'
agreement to slash ~e
deficits in our domestic
budget and in our balance
of payment&.
But this brutal reality
doesn't make the French
franc superior. De Gaulle's
arrogance does not give
truth to bis exaggerated
claims for the franc. To be
specific:
The Froell fr a a e' a
record: France has the
worst record of any major
industrial nation over the
put 10 years on controBing
living coata ad thereby
limiting erosion in t b e
buying power of her money .
Of 45 currencies surveyed
by the First National City
Bank of .New York tiO ._
tbe~Mhe ~· In their vaiue durlng the
most recent 10..year span,
the French franc comes out
way down Jn 31st plAce.
The annual rate • f
depreciation m the franc
from 1958 to 1987 WU 4. 7
percent. No other major
cWTeocy had a depreciation
u severe as that of the
French frane.
In contra.st, the First Na-
tional City BIDk aurvey
alward L Montgom.
W1 .t Corona del Mar
hll b • e n appointed illlMl'al manager of
ftOeo ford's Welttrn
Denlaoment Labor• tan. t>lvision. Ht bas
..n.ct the Aeronutron-
le DMaion ill a v~ of mu.apment • ti.om.
• .. the doU... ia -pllce
with an auaa1 nte of
deprec.latloll Oftr ... 10
years ol U ~ 'tile
U.S. ta beh1Dd ." ~ o a 1 y
Guatemala. Venauela and
Hondur•, acaretlf baacial
• indUJtrial J)Oftrl 'In the
aame cat.gory aa a. U.S.
Admittedly, our r..-d Is
now deteriontlq Ud that's
basic to oar probi.m. But
the franc's rec«d tti1l re-
m aln.I dreadful.
Frnc:ie'• roN r e e • r •: Becauae of the franc 's awful
history, the French people
and the Franch Government
have b e e n traditionally
hoarders of gold. France
never bu used ber gold as
we have, and England bu,
to develop world trade, pro-
mote the pro1perlty of na-
tions. Inatead, De Gaullt
baa taltea the dollar~
Fr~e bu accmulat:ed
and tunld ttem I.JI for oai
gold; tlMe t•, he bu Milt
813 Million
Over The Counter
Mutual
Funds
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The ju.nlor college seat tu dispute:
1) Oranse Cout Collete District i9 tryinc to mulct
me>My from Saddleblct. Or. 2) Saddleback Junior Col·
leae DIJtrlct ii tryt.n1 to eecape payine ~t to Orange
Cout.
It dependJ on your point of view.
U you are like 1ehoolmen and ~gislators you'll
check on which side yoar bread is buttered in arriving
at a point of Yiew. For every Orange Coast property
owner hu a taxpayer's interest in the outcome.
Orange Coast offidals would like to continue col·
lectine $300 per year eeat tu from students who live
in the Saddlebeck area while tbe.y attend OCC.
But Saddleback officials are of no mind to pay a~
lont u the law uys they don't have to.
So Orange Coast officials announced a "notice of
rmriction'' to exclude Saddlebact area students.
'lben Saddlebact oUiclals counaeled students from
their area to appeal the exclusion to the county school
board.
And Oranae Coast officials argued the other side
before county 1Cbool truetees, meanwhile working in
Sacramento for repeal of the offending law.
n.at brings everyone up to date.
But tt doesn't answer who's right.
Both dl9trlcts have the right under the law to take
the action1 they've taken, leaving it up to the county
school board to decide oow many Saddleback area stu·
dents Orange Coast shall admit.
A better question is: How just is the law?
Brtnd new junior college districts, such as Saddle·
back. may during the first few years while building
I-l ow Nix on Plans
To End the War
WASHINGTON -ForrMr Vice
Pret.ldent RJchard Nixon'• pledge to
en4-the·war ln Vietnam if elected
Prafdent 11 built around a "Kennedy-
tys{t naval quarantine" of North Viet· nm. .a outlined by bit closest advilera,
CM Nllon plan calll for 111e of muctve
U.S. nanl and air power to cut off
tM flow al Rmlian and CbJnese Com·
muallt military auppllea to Hanoi.
BJ lmPQllna a "Umtted blockade," [~ lat. ~ blMcl1 cUd ..... a. -caba8 mi.a. er\1\1, aidei N.1 Nixon beUevea tbe U.S. waJd force the North V1etnameae
bl a relatively abort time to end the
~g and come to tbe conferen~
WBIU RAPIDLY movtq events
1D VJetnam eould and probab]y will fotce aome clwlies ID Nixoa'a end~
U-.war policy, bl1 propoMd tactics
and 1t:rate11 for accomplllhinl this
are now 11 follows:
- A "Kennedy-type" naval and air
quarantine would be lmpoaed on Port
of Haiphong and along the coast of
Narth Vietnam. All ablpe carryln1
mllttaty 1uppliea would be turned
back, but 1hip1 carryln1 food and
medicine would be permitted to go
th.rough.
-U.S. bombing of North V\etnam
.ould be centered on raU llnea and
roads lo malnland China and other
supply route.a.
-The search and destroy military
tact.lea of Gen. Wllliam Weatmoreland
wouJd be abandoned and replaced by
a clear and hold ltrategy.
-THE PAanCATJON program
would be tranderred from American
military control to the South Vietnam
10•1nUMJ1t. South Korea, Thailand.
Aaltralla, and the Pb.lllpplnea would
be .reed to lnc:rease their aselstance
for tbis work.
-A Umetable woukt be set for
tnmfer of the maln mrutary bW"den
fro• Amerlcena lo the South Viet·
nametll. other Asian alllea would be
uked to help the Saigon pvemment.
-The U.S. would help train. equip.
... finance a buUd-up of South Vlet-
UJDeH forcea to the 800.000 '"el or liJrger lf needed.
-tncreeMd U.S. prlorlty would
be llnm to ecooomlc proinms to
boWcr the countrT• econom1, hete
relMIDd HI 1'111'-damaced cttles, ud
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IN DEVELOPING bi.a potltloo for
_., tat Wiil, Nlsoa bu consulted
with a wide-ran&ial IJVUP of ac:Msen.
llOit Un~ amott~se lD--...: Former PreakSenl owtr;
-. lMISt Arada, ID.. ranklns ~ -the ROUie Anned 8'1""1tcn CGauaiU..; Sen. Kart Muadt. JI.a> .•. memw ti UM....,. J'ordln ~ OonuDJUiw. Sea. Jobo
Tower, R-Tu., member of the Senate
Armed Service• Committee; Rep.
Clark MacGregor, R·Mlnn., and Adm.
Arthur Radford, former chairman of
the Joint Cbief1 of SClatf.
For the present Nixon bas taken
UDder achi.aement a aogaestlon by
f<rmer Preaident Ellenbower that lf
elildet ... lboukt ... Rall • b&Qnt
warning ttattng eiat an means at
hU command would be used to bring
the war to a quiet ending.
IF RO CHI MINH failed to respond.
the Ei.senbowe:r proposal would calJ
for a ~tigllt air and sea blockade
OD North Vletnam and a atep-up of
bombing of all military targets.
Also still under active discussion
by Nixon and bit advilers are pro-
posals on bow the U.S. could use
it.I economic and diplomatic leverage
"to pull the Soviet Union onto the
aide of peace, inst.ad of the side
of war in Vietnam."
At this poil)t lo Nixon's virtually
unopposed campalp for t be
Republlcu presidential nomination, a
certl.l.n amount of vagueness can be
expected from the former Vice Presl·
dent on bow he p1ana to carry out
his ple.dge.
wtead of spelling out the q>eciflcs
in hJ1 Vietnam speecllea, according
to bis aides. Nixon plans to hammf'r
away on the theme. "The failure In
Vietnam ii not that of our figbting
men. but the failure ol oar leadenhlp
in Washington to bact them up."
NIXON WllJ. CON'nNUE t o
criticize "the UM of mllltary power
gradually ln Vietnam," wbl1e con· teDdinl \hat lf Preatdent Jobmon bad
earlier employed power ID the way
he does now, "tile war would be
over."
In addition to npeatlq bl.I pledge to end-the-war ln Vietnam, Nixon ln
hit coming campaign speeches will
promiae "no more Vletnanu or
Koreaa."
Aides say he will lllmmer away
on the theme that "In the future
whee counbiu art rttlsttnl Com-
munilt aureuion ln Africa, Alla. or South Ameriea, it will b:t our policy
to belp them f\pt the Wit -but
not fllht the war for them."
The big question facln& Nixon Is
whether tile rush al time IDd events
In the wcrld wtll ove.mm Nixon's
policy before he believes the Ume
ls rlCbt to annouce it.
f adlitles need relief from ttil drain of dollan away
to older districts.
But it ls untair truit the ieltf comes at the uptDH
of another junior college ctiltrlet wh<>M taxpayers are
m effect asked to subsidi!e taxpayers of tbe new cllJ.
lrlct. Better the money would come from the ttatt or
another source wbkb would tpl"tad the burdtc wider.
Seat tax can be thou~t ~.,i as rent for amortutlon
and replacement of bulJdlnP. It does not repretetJt 1
current, out-of-pocket expeDN. ln this case to Oranse
Coast College DlJtrict.
Apart from the 1300 teat tax. there la 1 teOO
charge for out-of-district JtUdents to cover operat)ne
costs such as teacher salaries and purchase of supplJu.
But Saddleback area student& figure to cost e>ranae
Coast more tban $600 eatb to educate at OCC.
Beginning in the fall Saddleback will be able to
take care of about 700 ol ftl own in the liberal an..
These are relat.inly low COlt .RJ'OIJ'ams. Howe.er, thOM
in technical programs -nW'llll& and denul, computer
and data proceasing, eiectrenla and metal tradel -
are to be directed to Oranse Coest. Because of amall
class sizes and high equipment costs these pro11"•ma
are likely to be twice 11 aptmlft.
Yet the law reada that Orange Coast aball be re-
imbursed at the average of only $600 per student cost.
The decisin move to re10ln the problem likely
will be up to the Legislature. where a bill bu been ln·
troduced that would in ellellee etve the $300 eeat tu
back to OCC. It would seem the LegialltW't would do
well alao to come up with a different sou.re. of fanda
to reimburse new diltrlcta for any excessive Iola from
seat taxes, or a more ftezible formula for inter-district.
negotiationa. . . Equity for taxpayers in both old and new dittricta
is the only trun1 that will lay the problem to rett, '(; • ~~.Nt
Are A ll Your
Marbles Still
With You?
Oonflderlng the Ylay the world has
b6-t.n going lately, Jt 11 a wise policy
for everyone to pause now and then
and count bit mlrbJes, to 1ee if they
are all lt1ll there.
In an abnormal time, ci course,
It la dlftlcuJt to be aure ,.bat ii
normal and what ll1'L Tlil ranae
of variat1on 11 pretty wt4e.
But 1hera •• certala ltlldards by
wtdch to pa ...... ..U yoca fit tbe
)IMtenl " .. ._....w. nor&
Here, fOI' ~·tau dR, cto-tt-
yourMlf quiz tblt will help you figure
out your "NQ" -normalcy quotient.
Alk yourself Chae questions:
C~ N YOU KEEP your head when
all about you ere l<11lng theirs and
blamiq it on you?
When the bu driver p 1 e a d a ,
"Awrlabt folks. pleue move lo the
back of the bua," do y~ immediateb
move to the back of ·the bus?
Are you con11istently kind to old
people, in the vague hope that sooner
or later one of them will mention
you favorably in b11 will?
00 YOU THINK your lelevi1loo
repairman is living you a square
deal?
When your teen-ager comes to you
with a problem In algebra. are yo.a
able to study the book for a few
m1nutea and then come op with tbe
ritbt answer?
la your check book always ID perfect
balance?
D:> you regularly mate your hOIM
monaa1e payments a week befan'
they are due, jlllt to be on the Ille
alde?
Can you honeatly say that yll
always do your fair share of pus'191
when you go through a revolving doorf
IF YOUR WIFE puta two pi~
of lclut on th• breakfast pli.te. mtd
one Is burnt and ooe ls unburnt.I do
you chivalrou1ly insist on laking I.be
burnt piece? Really?
Sbould your colle1e start a f\Uld
drive and auuut that yoa contribute
GlO. would you forthwith Wl'ite them
a cbeck for that encl amount?
While bend1na dOW11 and touchln&
the floor 25 times during your dailJ
caliltbenlct do you conscientiousb'
lleep 7our ltMts straight' Evet"J
time?
Wben your beat tr1end in the ofrice
leU ID unuptc:ted bi& raise. dom
It fill your heart with true gladne•
becallM it mates you bappy to
real mertt rtwarded?
DO YOU ALWAYS remember your
weddln1 anniver1ary and y o u r
HCr91ar}'• birthday with an ap-
pnlllria.. SS.ft t
W!Mn u ~•my IQjurea you. do
,... ..... Ill.ill becauae. after •U. • .,.., •• ptrled?
tt II ,_. &a Olllnkm that daJ
"7 •· II ftlr'1 wq. 1M world II ~ ....... ___.,
Olia_,,. ...... et ....... (t1Jow•1 ~ ...... ••Cllc .. try to lop It?
Wiii. M'1 lie -Now ltt'1 dJ«t ,., .....
DW. JOU Write a h ..,._ .. to .....,
qaeldaat y. 4'dt
8udclJ, = JD deep. ""' trouble ud bed ... -not walk -
to tbe ....,. JibC,lllaD1at. No QOJ'lu1
f*'IOll II tut .... , liar. t
'Vou ~sr ~VE UP Tiii$ VKJOU1 HMIT " COttWJmN6 SElf -MffNSf.·;
Extremism Runs LOose
WASHINGTON -P r e 1 I d e n t
Jobnton 11 more a prtaoner of the
pre11dency than any of hla recent
predeceuora. When be 1 e a • e 1
Washington hla Itinerary 11 not an·
nounced. 'nloae who accompany him
do not know where he It 10.lng or
when he will come back.
Part of tbla ta dm to Johnson's
impatience with bttn& bound to a
tebedule. But another uC1J i>art ls
due to the fact that be ml~t be
uaaastnat.ed, be mlebt be mobbed,
be might be publlcly bmnIDat.ed in
some wa7.
Wl\at • frtghtful thln1 to han m
11yt What • ren.ctloft • h tnoOd
of tJlla country I What a dl.lgp I
THE MOOD ON SOMJI! coDete cam·
pusea lt rucb that President JohlUHllt
risk• a riot U be auoeara on them .
Memben of bis cabtntt In' hooted
at and shouted down. Sec. of
Agri<'ulture Orvflle Freeman recently
could not CflT'lnlete a speech at the
U"tveraltv of Wlscon~ln.
Sec. of St.a~ Df1'11n Ru111t 1n•d former
Sec. of DefenSf' Robert S. M<'~"man
have been tnsultect And httmlll"'~ on
colleae camt>u~es. Thf' Demncratlc ft&·
UGnal convention ha1 been ttireat.1\ed
with p11ralvala hv demonstr11tton when
It meeta tn Chlcaro tn the bott.st
and mOlt uncomfortable month of thf!
'It"'' than. Thia la an extremel• difftrult at-
mc>At>here In wblcb to conduct a
political caml>llitn. It ii made no \foq
dlfOcult Jn tnf1Amm"torr rem"1'k1 b"f one candidate that Pre11lcttnt Johnaon
11 to blame for the ugty mood of
America.
PllESIDENT JOHNSON 11 to blamt
for a war already under way when
he anu:med 1he pretidency? He ls
to blame for the riota lD Detroit,
Watta and New1rll? He I.a to blame
for having eucerbated tbe muaea
by the most advanced civil rights
program ever adopted, for tbe flHt
concerted effort to reduce =· for increaslnl Sodal Securtty •
for maaatve .t.anca In federal akl
to education? 11 that the way be
bat ettated the uCIJ mood of
America!
The aen ftl).meanmg peop..-are
now twitting tbelr reaaontn1 Into
strange contortions on what is wronc
with America -Mayor J o b n V.
Lindaay of New York, for example.
Owing to hll aerv1ce on t b e
President's commlulon on c l ., t t
dllorders Mayor Undaay claim• a
right to speak OD Ulla subject.
RE BAS CONCLUDED that the
rtota and tooting ln the 1lum1 of
Newark IDd Detroit were led by
rebellloUI, lclea!btk youtll of the same
ltrtpe wbo bdnt tbelr draft cards
and paralJse draft centers. Thil
romantldled ftflion W'ftld mate the
rioters, bumen and 1ooten lnto
fighters for freedom who ahould be
enahrlned u heroe1 of the revolution.
Mayor UndAy exhorts them to carry
on with massive opposition to the
Vietnam war. not necenarily by
rioting or buminC draft cards but
through political processes.
"Youth." the mayor proudly pro-
clalma, ,._., In the forefront of the
riots . . . " ( aa if this were a~
Hiie an aqu.ate explanation of ~
caoau aenseiesa diaorden In our
cttiet) aod now must fUlftD tta
leadenhlp by reunitint the rae.1 IJld
endinc the war.
CONTORTED CONCEPTS auch u
Ulla and charges that Jotm;; J
prlmarily nspomibJe for •
America feed' and fan tbe rto-.
flam" running throulb the fabric of
Amerlcu llfe.
.JobJan neverfhetea will eventul:DJ ..._.. lor1b 1att h maktrenl
beJODCI hla molt recent unannounelll
trips tD mJBtary baes and tD •
Farmers Union cioDftlltion fl MID! neapolb. Th.at la a prediction _..,
en 1C11n• ~ ti. Ida nattn,
and upon hU beha'rior ht the presiden·
tlat campaJ~ of 11184.
The Prnident is hard presaed. Re
cannot rely wholly on Wenaton to
carry bit word to the country. ff•
must, or will fe.1 he must, Co mtl
to "preu the Desh".
THE NATION BAS Gm' to calft
Itself down IO that It will listen to
and treat wltb reiq>ect the office-ti
the American presidency, no mattlr
bow much some of the natJaa m.,
diaalJ'M with the poJtclel a II 4 · J>tl'90ft&llf:y of the present eccoput.
Further dilretped for the prelidenc1
will rest benllT on the America
conldence, If tt does not fn fad
threaten the penon of tbe PreddlBt
himaeU.
~ eX'fremmn wbictl ts rumrtnc
100M l& this oountry II the .-1 tbmli
not atrem1lm of ward and thou~
u tn -~ atremil!n In .... whJch eoald lead to the gravest .,
IUltiaMJ tra(edla .. lrmrdB.atlla.
UC Has Much t o Celebrate
Tba Unlftl"lity of Callforma baa
jut ceiabrated tta lOOUl. btrtbda.J with
e proud ncorcl m uceqdlnC 9Cademic
~. It 1'11 mucb to celebrate.
b HIM tbe American Council of
r.ctMatioa, ualnC the aumber of
~ dtpwtJffltt U a meuure, rited lie unl..s att7 tntb
In the nattoe. BJ 1M2 H w11 MCCIOd ., .. Barnr4. Today, on tbe wne
ecai.. It II reckoned "the bttt belaac-
ed ~ unlftl'llty .. .. c:ouatr1. ,.
We bope tbl rlllna ~ of a.
~ wll1 nllnallt alnb:D. n.o..t
whet plde and ftuact 1t.e ....
towrd thtC ad . bear a 111iea"7
•• fiW'•e
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TURNING ,RotSU~IONAL -Boy._.. 9f 4Ultraiia willTjoT:
the Rod Lever protealonal teMis group ti weekend, brineing ix> a
close a sparkling amateur career. The AUltralian whiz will move to
Newport Beach in the ne&r ~ture.
.. Wach Raps Restriction
~ Oll Jr. ~Ji· Perlormers
Reecler Plo)'d Strain writes ta th comment on the report that juni« 111"1 llCbool runners in the Costa Mesa
area b4ve been eeve:rely reitricted
to the amount of tra.ln.lng they can
receive.
He'e are bla observations Oii the
matter:
Dear Slr1,
I have heard a rumor that Junior
hl&b school boJ• bave been lbnited
to two~ work per Dlpt 1n their ~ for trllCk and field.
I would that tbtl 11 far too
wort to stimulate tlw kind Of
flloloplal ttatur. a l'WIMI' mmt
VI bl or6tir lo functloD cornetlJ.
At Bllueta lilib Scbool, dllrint th~
WHITE
W'4SH
tll#lllllll#~
pbysScat condition, but that ls a secon·
dary aaaet pined from tbiJ hard train1Jli. J aee in theee youngsters
determJnaUon. desire and a will to
keep on~.
I find iiat these btta of character
1pill ritbt fl'ier Into academic work
IJld into their later llvea, and these
boJ1 become the future leader• of our towns ~ our country.
Do we need this kind of a person
in tbb day and age?
ID a talk with Brutut Hllllllton,
J>llt bead tract cOllCb at tbt Untversi· t1 ot Ca1itorn1a, be related to me
tbt b6 Ud t1ever known of any of
, hil prevtoul crou cowitry nmaera
ever ~ a dlvorce. 'ni.1nk that
one over for a minute I
I don't Uow wboM fault It ll that
this junior hi&b rmudng prooam bl.I
been lim.lt.ed to ttro Jape per day;
If It WU tbt admJDl.tCraton' ded&lon,
I would say that they have been
b..U, midnlormed.
U tt le 1be' coecbea who have fouCht
for JeM •otk OD ~ part of tbt
kids, tlMD 1 say that these coachta
ate 1MJ and lhoald not be ln the
coaching prot .. lon and they 1bould
* *
Emerson
' In Crucial,
NEw YORK (UPI) -Top.seedi4
Roy EmertOD meetl Holland'• Tom
otker tonilbt in a duel that wm
product the ftna1 fol'elln roedblocll
lo u. s. victory bopea in the Madi•
Square Gardtn latematlonal temlll
tournamenl
Emerson, tbe Aua'allan ace, wu
extended to flw sets by the .i,bth-
seeded Otter in their only prnlout
match, and w11 installed u the
favorite to take the quarterfinal round
battle and move into the aemlflnals
11 the lut 1urvivor of the 19-man
foreign contingent which began play
~.
Of the 13 Americans in the openlnl[
round, four are left. Stan Smith of
Paeadena, Calif., a 1 a s t · m i n u t e
replacement for fifth-seeded Charles
Pasarell, meeta Herb Fitzgibbon in
tonipt'11 other men's encounter that
clotet out the quarterfinals and in·
1ure1 an American in the 1 e m i s to
lace the Emerson-Okter winber.
The third and fourth semifinal spots
went to another pair Of U. S.
performers when Lt. Arthur Ashe
1tunned second-~eeded Manuel san-
tana of Spain C.-7, 6-3, 7-5 after Clark
Graebner held oil Y u g o s 1 a ~ i a ' s
enerietic Zeljoko Franulovic w.e, 7·5.
In women'• cocnpetition, m,Uhes tonftbt ptttijg thtld•M Maney
RJcbey aaalnst Julie Heldman and
top-seeded Billie Jean King again.st
Wln.nle Shaw or Scotland close
quarterfinal play.
Second-seeded Ann Ray®n Jone.
of England and fourth-seeded Judy
Tegart of Australia filled the two
semUlnal berths in the uppet b4Jl
ot the bracket with victories Wed·
nesday nigllt.
Mlls Tegart zipped through a 8-1 ,
M triumph over Kathy Harter of
Seal Beach, Calif., while Mrs-. Jones
had little trouble downing the French
champion, Francoise DurT, ~2. M .
Aabe, commuUng dally frotn the
U. S. Military AcadeMy where he
is fllllnc his military obUga~on as
an uslatant tennis coach. went to
match-point 1b tt.mes with Santana
before victory. Ashe. who was plagued
by te!'Vice faults in the first set.
went to a management net game
afterward that kept the chunky
Spaniard on the run.
COLA VITO AGREES
TO JOIN DODGERS ...... ...,. mate· way for IODleODt witb en-
nmotna MUOD and alto durblg the thUllum tblt wtll mold our youth VERO BEACH, Fla. (AJ>) -The
tummer, ,,. bave athletes trom tbe blto fatlft ltidfrl ol Olae United Los Anee• Dodaers will get the aaea ol e1llrt to ~. runniat • least state.. Mtvtc:e. ot ouUiekf er Rocky Colavito
five ml1tl per day In order to prepan AJ for Jll1Hlf, I would rather bave , alter alL e.em f« any l'IC'I from tbe 228 up my aoa ruiudnc around a tract oae WMu Colavito'• acqullltion from the
to tbe 10-mde nm. boar eaeb ~ rather thin waD:mc Ollcqo White Su was aDDOlmOed
A a.mu. wortout taktl W oely 45 ' tbe beecMt U a blW't, ltteadblf ~' tbe aJuaer 1aJcl be dldn't mlnutel to COinp)ele. If • boJ ·,... ~ ,..U., Pro t • 1 t I a I kmw whether be would ~ to the
1n1 tbu flft mllN ,_ da1 la tldi iNi)lldlfl. llui1dnC hit' draft ard Ud NatioDal LMpe dub ''ot call it quits.''
ftDd tbM bt wlD U.. iD6IC 1lf a mllftt in toeW1 becaue Be laid tbt tr.uactioe bad upset much bl ......,.., a fllll lli .... 't heft tbe lftata1 cletlre bla plw bit be tboaPt he'd be able competiti9e •a.. tnd·1*rara tt..,..,. llii Jll'oblemt of If•. to f'MdJhl
of bf1 Id Of coDdltlonlQC. Wbat • JOU thlat about two laps I
J ....... __.._~....-= .... ··-a ~ ~or .__,_'-I -ta? Wed919d11, Dodger G • D e r 1 11o11•• w1...-..., ..........._ _..,. ,, '""'°° r-~M Ma.nae• E. J. ''B~" Bavasl II.id •Ji durlnl tbe y.r, tbt ' . ~e Roosevelt ooce said: "It Roc'7 W pboDed b1m to say he lit~u.tifully conclif:loned naMlfl M ii blttw t. tab tilt rUt ot wurlnl •Odld ..-to tbe club 5UDdaJ In ti"' beeA tral.Ded b1 toed! BID Witt 4*t '* iwtillC oat." • ...-~ Of Kaber JUD!Gr BICb· Flo1d Stratn Artzom . • T1*e boJ1 baff ~ p..t n.ct cOidl Eltanda Hilb Scftool __ ..._._ _______ _
;. • ?i "'." I \ ...,,, t c
states title ln 1tal ud 1IM aid victor at Wimbledon ln ....... told tM DAt.
LY PILOT tbat be wDl make bla
home in Newport ~ -PfObably
ln The Blutfa.
"We'U have w till It Kanproo
Valley." he aald in j11t, obviOUll)'
referring to the fact that Aua1Jea
Laver and JlmmJe Shepherd are
already resldlq 1n tbe arta.
Laver, the ftame-balNd tourlnt pro
for Newport Beach Temlis Club, 11.p-
ed a $100,000 three-year contract Ill
1967, aocardinc to Informed sources.
Alao expected to join the I.aver
ba.ndwagon are fe?nale llCfl f:o°!: Jean Xlng Mottltl, Utt ~ 111 LollC
U'1 Te--
STAYS HOME -For obvious
reuons, Kansas miler Jim
Ryun won't be making the trip
wtth his teammates to face
UCLA in the Coliseum Satur·
day. Ryun pulled a hamstring
muscle In a Tueeday workout
and was put on crutches al
least until Friday. He's the
world record holder at 3;51.3.
. r-..., MN a 1'61
Beach, and Rolemary Cuall -two
tine dJltaff &mateun.
The female part of the barcala
ftgur• to be lealed ln early April
-poulblf before t1\e b1' lnvftltlonal tournament at the Fonun (April 7, t, lO).
With the 31-year-old Emerton about
to join the ruts, Laver11 quintet
abow1 auch lamed players u Jean
Roeewall, Pancho Gonialee, Andrea
Glmeno and Fred Stolle.
Rosewall wu the winner Of lNt year'• Newport Beach lnvttltlonal.
Emenon ts another product ot the
AUltra.llan youth orocrem, Wblcb be ezplalna 1n part: •fwe bave ap croup
tournaments for tJda from 12 through
17. When .: briebt prospeet ta spotted
he'• aln&led out fer _.. coachblc
and help trom IOIM ot tbe COUDtry't
lead.lng aport1n1 eoodl concerns."
Emer1on givet hJ5 flnt recolltctlon
Qf tet1na Laver in AuM.raJla. "Ht
•u small and bad tbe flamin§ red
hair. Re b4d a Jot of ablllty, too.
Roy'• interest in t.elmla was lplted throucb family play. "My folU and
111ten played every 'ftlkend," he
till.I. "I ued to 10 alonf to witch.
But after beinC a 1pectator for so
lo\11 )'OU -the lnspiratlon to e~ :.,:. ,, racquet and 10 out to JoU1
It's Official
Amigo Ashes Turn
Into LA Franchise
LOS ANGELES -Overlookinc a 1118bt aeoppblcal technlcality, Loe
Angeles today bu two profesllonal
bukeU>all teama.
There .. the Jone eltabll1bed
i.t.a ol the NaitMma1 Bllltebll
AaocW!on, and now come the newly
named Loe Angele. Stan ol the one-
year~ Amtrican B a 1 t e t b a 11
Allociation.
The Lakers perform in Jack Kent
Laker Coach
Raps Bulls'
lliegal Defense
CHICAGO (AP) -It's a shootdown
at the Chicago Stadium basketball
corral Friday nlght with Jerry West
going after Flynn Robinson.
Robinson Is getting away with too
much, says Coach Bill van Breda
Kolff of the Los Angeles Lalters.
Archie Clark and Fred Crawford
couldn't handle the Chica10 Bulls'
second-year pro Crom W y o m l D g
Wednesday night.
''We'll aasign Weit to him Friday,"
Van Breda Kolff d~. "We've
got to cool him ofl."
The !Akers' coach also reiterated
a charge that the Bulls are using
a zone defense, outlawed by the NBA.
Coach Johnny Kerr of the Bulls denied
it and the olfldals didn't call it, so
the controversy was left in the sput-
tering stage.
The 8-foot·l Robinson hit 41 points
as the Bulls downed the Lakers for
only the second time the entire seuon,
104-96.
The victory kept the best-of-7
Western Dlvi1lon semUinal playOffs
of the N&tlonal Basketball Association
with the Lakers ahead 2-1.
The fourth game is Friday after
which the teams return to Los
Angeles.
Robinson made nine of 12 floor shots
for 2D points in a spectacular second
quarter tbat shoved the Bulls ahead
59-47 at halftime.
LOS AllOILll CHIC.Aecl e " T e , T
Good'ldl 7 N 4 Sloe" 4 M 14 Cr•~ > ~7 6 ltt411,_ It M 41
lmhOll 2 H • w..,,,.,.._ 11 w n
C!Mt J J..4 t HooklN t N t
81yl<lr 12 W " .. mes t M t
COU"B 7 M 4 E .... IM i N • .._,..,_ J N I MtL.emoft I :M S
--0 ... • ...... • ~ " Wftl I I 1~16 tt TO!ell 31 2NI fl Toi.11 0 JO.a lt4
Loa ,._... M ll 27 ti -fl
Clllcffo • 22 11 2J 22 -104 l'ouled wt -Clllcffo. Mc~.
Tt11I "°"' -LAe A ....... 22, CllU. 27.
AtlwldlflC8 -MM.
Coote'• Stadium, the Forum. which
be built in the neigbborine c 1 t y of Inelewood.
The Stars, aiisUlc from lae ubtl
of tbe DOW defunct ArcbtJm ~
will play 1n 1tie L.an· old. ....
the LOI AqeJea Sparta Anu.·
The Col.Ileum ComrnWtm liOlt
a thr~year contract with tbe st.a
and bailed ft II equal to tie eambli
of tile Lakera in 1960. •
"This is not a shift of the ~
from· Anaheim to Los Angeles, tbJa I
Is a brand new Cranchise," d~
Jim Hardy~ a former football •14r
who assumed general manaCWSblp ol
the Amigos just a few weeks ago.
"We will have new players, a De'f'
coach, new management, new color~
new u~fonns -every1blne will tie
new."
"Some of the Anaheim players will
get a chance to make the Stan ~
we'll go into the market for new
talent. We reallr.e this means bu~
the NBA but we are ready,'' 1Uil
Hardy.
"The only demand my bosses made
of me was to build a first class
frandlise in Loi Angeles."
ABA CommiaUaoer G4lw1t MiUn
said the league wu deli&bted to pt
into Los Angele.s. ·
Hardy s a I d be bope1 to sign "a
coach of high quality" witbin teveral
weeks.
Kings' Losses
Depress Kelly
INGLEWOOD (UPI) -Coecb Red
Kelly of the Los Angeles lDnp fluml1
said to«Uy blJ team's chances ol cat
turtn1 the National Hockey Leiape 1
Western Divtllon cbamptonahip ap-
peared very 11im today 11 a NtU1t
of two stralgllt losses.
"Things look pretty bad 10 fir u
the division abampionship ia con-
cerned," Kelly M.id alter the Min-
nesota North Stars scored 1 s.a win
ovw the Kings Wednesday Digbt. com-
ing a night after a 2-1 Iott to
Pittsburgh.
Althou1h the Kings are tied at n
pojati with PbUadelpbi.a for first place
In the weal. Ule Flyers have ihl'M
more games while the Kinll play
only one more, against the Oa1dud
Seals Saturday.
Minnesota, withe& PolnU, m two
games remalnln& and WM not out
of the runniog fer either a tie for
first or second place.
,Grid A~e to SA
New Saint AU.American ~ros~ct
.. ,. .... ,,, ... , ...... .
Southland
<:agers
Ignored
Soutbtn Cdfonda and
the ClF in pll'Ucuiar, WU vtnuall11Pn4 ill tbl 12tb
annual All-Amtdca hllh
acbool bttM6111 WediODI, ........ ...,.
One Soilbll'ra caufondan,
Ron RDtlo. ticm Jornn :ed into ttll ~~
That, pl111 a couple of
other ..i.ctiom from the
Bay uu on tbe tb.lrd team
is tM total relUlt of cautor
nians on the five-tam
squid.
Tbt Mapa upllt ol the
plcktnp tllUlt bt tn a.. flttl
team.
Tbtrt, -a f.91frelhmM WU
nuMd.
Ht ii Lei C.. of Bait
Rutherford, 'Nft JftrH1. On-
ly 14 1"bea tbt IUIOD .mted. euc. aver11ed 21 IOlllta per 1me~ Ht 11 tht 11lnt fruhman ever to be .t~ ID the 12 ,.ar1 of
I ·i.w Aldndor, tM UCLA
Am.scan, ,,.. ~
UIJ'et conHdlltlft Jtlrt
-start.lna aa a 1opbomort.
Steve Turner, a '1-2 &tant
from B..U.tt, 'l'elmeJHt,
WIS the taliect member -cetttni a nod Oil ti.I HCGDd
team.
Tbe flrlt tellD ~ D t DD t I
Wuyclk, M , Ambridpt.r•·: Robert ford, M, J'40rtb
Rigb. Evanavil\e, Ind.; Tom
Riker, 8-i, St. Dodnlc's
High, Oyster Bay, N.Y.;
Ralph $ l m p U D , M .
Penblnt Hlch, Detroit; and
Bob KMlto, &-2, Ea.It Side
Bllb, Alilwa. DL ......... J.= =· ,tt M .Ml:it ~' .!J:81tn11Y • .lt -=-~~Hft'·•· .... ,..,,.,... ...
... ':bMlr 64.~Mll!ll.I ...... ~ &M
r __ ., ...... -_ll'.~ • e ..:.w . aomr~·~ ..... ~~ • ...........
Coast Spikers
Angels Set
Big Brothers
' Benefif Tilt
Cllhtlall. cru
L-. 1e1M Orlllde ...,.,.,.,..., .......
~Twre,...
0-,W•llfll s-y, lilflte AM Vali.,
Mer1MI, MwN• ...
. . . . . . . . . ..
Cal Tech ·
Rips sec
Pro Cage
Playoffs .
Corona del Mar DUnks Eagles
In Irvine Swim Showdown
87 a0GD CARLSON ..............
Orona deJ Mir Hltb'a mltbt\Y Sea K1np proftd to
be tinll. iDdeed u tbe1
dunted areb-rlftl Eataneia,
5MO, Wednada7 afternoon
in the wbmer'a wat.n.
Vtc:tory uaured the bolU
et tbe 1rvine Leaiue dual meet championahlp.
In other Irvine Lugue ac-
tion Cotta Mesa downed
Brea, 77-17, and l'ountain
V &Bey tell abort of Valencia. ....
'1> I. Wlflllfl'W CU), T1Mr. l:o.t. 1• .,.., - 1. .._ (I) 1 ..,..... (Lia) a. MllN Cll. T11N1
lttU,
-l'ne lllllw -1. IJ Dena TlfMl 4:"+ Olll
'-.... 00 (II) ..... -...._, ....., _ 1. E DllWe.
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"'"" I: .. '· • ,.,. -1. ._ (LI) t.
,.....,. (U) I. ~ (I). l'llM:
f1'.
Ml ~ ,..,.,,., -'· ~ (Ul t. a.M (11 a. ..... Ill. Time: l:&I.
• Ay -I. art111M CUI t. llwN (I) a. .t.._.. Ill. n-: -....
Me free -1. V..00-(Lii t. O. w.t. (LI) a. ,_.,,_ (II.
Timec 1 .... • a.a -1. T..,..,. (II t. Mc:C,...,_ CU) a. Her11111 (Lal. nm.: u.e.
• .,.._, - 1. ""°'" (La> I. Gitt._. (U) a. ...., (I). n..t:
ff.7. .. ,,. • ...., -•• ~ llMdl.
TllM: l:AJ.
In the Samet Leacue
Marhta and Newport Harbor
added notd>e1 to their
records aa tbt Viklnp layed
away Santa Ana. 52-33, °'"d the Sa11on proved more v.......,
I • a w o r t b y t h a n c-• Mir <.111 <*I btMcll .. ~ ...., -'· eer-Weftm.lnrtft, '71·14. Wt1tern .., ~. Tl!Mt t:•.a.
•,_ ..a-f ·~ Hunt'-... "n • ,.,. -t ld!wr <Cl 2. 11tO w:s tawu waw ~ (S) a. 1ta•11 <ll. TllM: .Beach, but tilt ~ ..,. •:w. -·•v-"-bJt • ,.,.. -f, Al.,lgllt (Cl 2. _.. -• ,,..,..la (I) I. McGiii (C). T ... : In ~ only oChtr W• JU
aelday wat• boat Lapaa ,!,-~ ..... ic::. ~ .. -kn.'= •Jeacb WU tripped bJ Bl (Cl. Tin.: l:ts.t.
J>arldo, 73-12. ~--1 • ._ ~ WllUMll
Corolla'• ..., w1Jl O'fWf ''•1.~ ~ 'ill:t.11.f,... Eltanda came mainl1 oe (Cj a. .,......._ ca. , ... , ..,.
ibe aploita Of the Sta a; r~1. -~~~ Klnp' two relaJ team• and ..:..., !"'Ri i." 1· ~ 'l'-l • ....., cl the iOO tree. ,, ....
~ defendiq 1 r V 1 I e ~. :,,,-a. ~1,<9,_2:
· Ltapt dwnpioDI opl!Dllll ~
., wttll & 1:4'7.S ~ Hilt(~~-~'~ bi the tDO medley relb. · M«. T11M; a:•.•.
'nlat wu followed later ... bJ the lftlP in the JOO t;.-._:., lllr..£"> -°'\. 't=
free where Mite Allbrltbt • ,... "'-1:su.
Jed the one-tw~three finish A:..rl:',1) a.'·w:=''lh '~lm:;
with hll sixth 50.5 effort 1':~·..,. _ 1• cllrlb IC> ,. of the year at that dlltaoce. L.......,._ <C> a. c:e..-.i1 <•>·
Eltancla picked. ., Oriti ~ ~. ~ _ '· .__ bl the divf.nl. JOG fl11 100 CC) I: Oft. (Cl a. VYll (II. TllN: back and 100 bteut, bat t :.u.
it 't """' to offlet 1• l'llr -'· t.ettr <Cl '· ...,. wun tDOUau <C> '· ,.. tllr4. rime: 1:tu. .._a._ C«'ODa'I final vktory iD the I• ~=:-l, Clll'tll (Cl t. AY*....,. ~ --, ..... ,-i.. It woa ---•. <WJ a. <c>. '""': su. -~ 'lll'IAIQI _.. I• -l. lenlefd (Cl S. 1... • ' ..._ «> I. C. (I), Tlllltl
y f ... •:•1. Top pll"formanca or u•• -""' -1. ,._.... (C) I. victorious Sea KiDC• came ~ ((l a. IC_. m. n..
in the • tr-, wbkh Steve "' """ .... 1. ...,. 1c1 •
Sqhwer won tn a time of w:=w ~a.~ '12: ~~~u. •
l :55.f and tba CHM back \W; TIMe: ~•.s.c..
to DAI the' 4lllt ttee tn a -.. • .., (1t) ,.., ..._...
' -~ .... -1 ........ tbM of 4:11. • T11M: t:tt.7.
Erle ....... ·--'" tbt 100 -,.... -1. °"""' (S) t. ""--.,.... (S) a. ....... ,.... ~ tndl'911Ul medley with a -. l:&J. 2:u.t tor tbe Sea Jtlnp to • ,,.. -1. Ml~ (1) t.
CGIDplitl .. wtnl f 0 r tf"• (SJ a. Lllll Kl. T•:
,._,.... Ml ..,,,.... ~ -1. w...., "91-· (11 t. ~ (C) a. ....... ~ went one-two 111 m. re;.;· " d!vlnl • u ape<:tAld -bat • -1. !IQ ~ ~ ~U.-lt. -.c•a. (a). n..ti .... encountered aome wu.n;u,, 111 ,.,.. -'· ,....... Ii!> t. in the .. cond apot fr~ a C...,_. <E t. ~ (C). Time: -~11n1 C or o n a c• 11
'" ... -l. A......, 111 1. .... .,., ...,..._ ~) a. IC ..... (I). Tllloe: Unrent. -.....
Sten <>wen nam to ~ • .,_., -1. =:-; <•> '· aa.a mark lD tbe 100 111 ~ <•• a. ....... 1• flrM•
for ~--" Lea Cutllr'• • ,,.. ,_,,, -'· a.'9Mi., ~ TIMI: ~·· • Ettancla c:mr.
Estancia
Slugger
In Lead
Tom Bulllrd ol EltaldA
hu upped hla ..,... to
.411 to take over tbe aamlMr one potltioQ on tM or.,.
Cout area buebd bo9ol' roll. •
Bul.Wd ha1 U blta ta st
tripa in leadin1 Ida EaP I
teammate. to a 6-3 reCord
to date.
Lacuna'• t>ou1 8dml1tl dropped from the top spot
to number two with a .413 average.
Two other playen dot the
list with over .400 marts.
Mike Paul of Colta Mt1a
(four-for·four in hla last
ouUn1 agakst Corona del
Mar) and Tom W&llll of
Mater Del made it.
Both aport id e n ti c a 1
marks of .WI OD 11 blta
in '¥1 trips to the plate.
Estancia bu four in the
top 10 with Chuck Perry
and Bob Cornub holding
down the filth ud aixth
apots with .383 IDd .811
marks.
Blll l>owell rounds out the Bii l'ovr fer ~ with
a .348 average -tood for
the ninth apot.
Dave Sobelewati of Mesa
haa L'le seventh politlofl
with a .31f1 effort and
Laguna's Gref K • 1 11 e r
follows with a .363 mark.
A four-way tie emta for
the 10th poaitlo11 at .33S.
Leo Bandel of Corona del
Mar, Joe LePage of ~t
Dei, Joe Ramirez of Costa
Mesa and Jim Teeter of
Corona del Mar ahare the
a pot.
A mlnlmum of 20 at-bats
J1 required for honor roll
comideratlon.
600 Prep · Spikers Invade Newport Saturday .
Some 800 Or&ni• Co~
area prepa will vie at
Newport Harbor Hilb Sltur·
day in the third annual
Beach CiUe1 Invitational
tract m• with competition
acbeduled ln varaltJ, Bee
Md Ctt levell •
Htata are elated for 11:30
with the first nmn1ng event
finale at 1: :.> -the firat
field event finals at 1 p.m.
The affair ii sponsored by
the CQsta Mesa-Newport
lJont Club. " CJaab!nt Jn the sprbrta will
be Pllll A.I• of Fountaln
Vall91~ !ftke Totteb ,ol Lacuna 3eech and Bob
Orlau.Ut trom Cotta Mesa
-all of whom bout 10
flat cloctlq (at tbe too.
Jard dub.
In the ' UD . hJfb' tiurdlea,
Corona del Mar't •
JobDlon ii the f&vadte ....
a beat of tu with Ntwflllt
Harbot'1 Pat Bicte7 '9 cloaest contender at lU, · ,
Hic:kel bl the f..tMl rec9J'ded time for tht llD JoW--• -a tu. ...
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wheJe th• turf is foi rly ccnistent.
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painted .... ud out.
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Sensibly priced from
SM.900 to $48.-
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NEW 4 BR & DEN
3 bath.I, &G.34.10
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BY Ow11er, Baycrest area
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home. ptgfn. landlc A
decor. 4 Ir BRI, lr p&fte1led
home o.t.Clce~ 3200 IQ. rt,
3 yrs aid 2 frplca. Many
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$38,000 loan-Full Vire
$19,500. 646-21121 (n4) 627.
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