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Home My WebLink About1968-07-01 - Orange Coast Pilot-Costa Mesa• • • ' ' .. • • " • -· In ~· .~-·~ . . ' - ' ·u._a,e~ ' .. . Dunt : . ' ' ' . ' . ' . Newp.ort. B~r"r ' :.>..; ::,o; ,}{ .. H , :Al ,).{, ""' ,,., • • • --- .,. . • ' . , • ., ~-. • MONDAY ~FTEltNOON, JULY· 1'1 1961· · ' -, -' --.. •I, -. VI, 4 l lCTtofllr,. a ,,. ... . ' ' ' .Sbe~s Sn~f · Q~e~n :.,t~unt j,,,,Minlster, ... t~lls .. • • • -, .... --•• • • -# • • ~. '.-1 .. _ ' ~ ~-, '..:. ,, • I.,.-• . · "' l. -~ ~ j. ..,'.-t :'·>-.Ji. 't' • • ·· til~a1' ·Wit h; --s i r ha:ll .'!; '·f , ' ' ' ' ' 'U - - ~~-Horse to .RfK 1 • M:urder ~u.spect Marine Charged • In-CdM Murder .. Soviets Seize U.S •. Jeiliner With 214-Men~ · S.~rfilJfl. Q~ett ' .. . t I : .. , "An : Ot""41e County B a p t I s t evm,a:~Ust and 1?<>rt• dealer -~w.. in Murder suspect Edwin \Villi am date that the 48-year-old Lyons was } l)iding after two •te1,ePboned threat! -Chott III, 17, was arraJgned for firliJ slain·in his bachelor apartment. t has" Jone to police . ~1 Sl:D ~Francisco negrt.e murder today m· Ne'wport The suspect was· arrested. quieUy in WASHINGTON IAP) -An airliller CBITying 2H U.S ...... -to Viet- nam is being held today O{I a Sovi~ island tn lhe P~illc Ocean alter being forc_ed to land by MIG f~ter•. Named as 1968 Hunttn«ton Beach SU#lii>ard C~p qU.. is :Mrs. Rich uTl}1a''. J!:cf~an:ts, 19, ;ot. ,eo;ona. det 'AA.· .'Dl•·~ beauty.Yo'ill ,refgn~ ~·national coni~to l)e.Jield ~.21 jll!ll 29,at the Htmlln"°"'Beeclt plot. . . 1 : , , , ~ith iqf09;'matlon . adding a. new Harbor-Municipal Court.. an Jndianapoli1 1ub1D'b Where he was " " 1 • --t.o .tile ·murder · of sen. . The AWOL Camp PendhitonMarine, walldllg penniless through the stre<:ts. ~ ; i .. F1 Kennedy.' accused of beefjng 'to death Corona An FBI spokooman sald he had been . t aJLidentlfied. minister said he del Mar insurabc-e analyst George living rent·~ in the garage of a eou;. l · loid. a horse to -the _accused Lyons, 48, arrived at Newport.Beach ple who !lad .''11just befriended htm. 'lt , , Sirhan B. $lrhan, the day before City Jail about 9 p.m. Sunday. t:hey didn't know be was .wanted, or it',._ ... e. Clllfornia Democratic Primary .He was escorted on a croas.:eountrv anything llJce that." . The chartered DQ.8 wat .on its way to Vietnam from Mc<llord Air Base in Seattle, W~ .• Sunday whet!, the U.S. government said, it &trayed off course and was forced to land on lturup Tsland, a part of the Kurlle chain in the northern Pacific, , Police Seeking M~t?~ -~' WblCh.1teBnedy won. flight from IndianapoUa, Ind., b).. Sgt. Thompton iai.d Cbott was The State Department immediately contacted the -Soviet embassy in . ~ .. hlngt.on and urged the quick release of the plane, its passengers and the 17 crewmen. ' I •· I \ '· , . , Durln(,., ~ In. which two Newport ~tective Sergean' Ken handcuUed but ..,.hackled at the le gs -were pr .... ~ one' ol them an · Thompson. /.. during the trip to Newport Beach. He -0.!Md privole -"" and the Asked if Chott appeared nervous , said the 1uspec\ 71aa nervous, but in 1 -1"". ~. crlmJoal ..u-, t b e Tbompaoa-replied, "Wolfldn't you talkative mood. , In Mesa Stabbing-D~t-,,, 1· ,.....,_ .. ..,.o11ot".;;!d"'"~ pleked be?", · Chott will ruch his 18th birthday a • ~JIP,arstaa IDCI a compakm wbQe'1bey The teen-agu, a native of Per· s~n. However, he is still 1 junveile WARNED PILOT By ARTHUR R. VINSEL ~tlt1~ ja Loi Aoples. .. ryville, Mo., WU arrelled :ID' FBI befon the eyes of the law. Police said A Japanese Air Force Radar Station °'.,. °"" ....,..,. · ar..i -mmrtial!Oll llt wanted agents 10 days ago in !Mlanap>~ ht! will probably llnl be ordered t.o ap( !"'id It began traCking the plane al Dete<Uvea thla morning conferred ) to ""''5!111<1 be-·tD aall blm wu ,linked to the m'®er after .Ille piior Ill Jllftll!le Court. · 4:30 p.m. PST Sunday and warned the with the Oran1e co,inty d)Arlcl at-' one.-. but•Jhe Jcll'dlnlan youth dead man'• white Thuncla:blrd tarDod OllOe lllere, police aald they expect pilol he -on a courae !bat would tomey, oldng a complalnl char#ng l ..W 1111 •t have the money -1-up in Sprlllg!leld, Mo. the 17-~-old to ·be cerlllled u an ·cross the Soviel-held laland. the wile ol €osta Men-Qty Coun· ~ -Jlilltt (Jone 3 •. the DIJht . , Chott wu reported milling from adult lild retwued to crtmlniI courts The pilot replied, "We ~MlllOt alter cilman Geor&e A. 'l'llcllOr with before Kamedy w.s' -w•nated). Camp Pendletcni about. May m, the for pl'OMC'Utlon. , our cour~e." Japanese sources &aicli homlclde·in ·tbt tntte il(ytng of their He then aaked to hi Jlt oil near the • lndicatlng·the plane already was under next door nei&t>bor. · , !:"1::;r!.t*_ ;;::·:::rlr""-B . d -. f llf'•' .-. s-""'!1---,M~~:~:: ... ' .~d the -pia:,..' WU .~It;:~~-.. ;::::~.~ ~~e:; I ~~ friend .who ........ Jn the kit-' 0 y 0 ilJIS~mg _ auor ' tr~~==-r:,:v=:-=-~~j! ~.:·~~~""}~'icf.J Tbe__othor -with lllrluon, ... • • · . ' · {o.1t1on about 30 miles IOUl!I ol lturup UNrt by tills al-or Tu-!-• ciKdl. •• to the -· -a 1>11 • • 1 : • /·f..... mor',J, --.,-, !;~~i~.~ ... h.91~1 :.-:; Soug· ht in Newport Harbor ~:.::i~!::i:: J.r n = ~:~~-=~! .,,... "") by Soviet Premler Alexei KOlygin and ~led )'•-deep Into, the •, • ! Flnt Deou1Y Fcnlp Ml¢ller Villly rllbl ·cholt of Mn. Haarlett V. "I ~eard a series ot ~ and.. a doig borKilll." -tolll -· at•wbicb time her• out 1o&.I* baUle and.Ji:" Mn. Westphal II•' 'I '"'tha ml , oftha.-. ' -~ S"1em aaid ne -lill!l lllC! tlarlad (See STABBING, Pa11 I ) -. .,. 0r..,. ' ••• 1~ "'D BURKE WI NS Dl\Otrl ftlUIDed their ~b 'In zrld Taylor' told police ....... riding (lioe PUNE, P111 f) 'WeotplW, •• ol 1Me Minor<• ·Drl•w, 11!.i Newport Hm>or this mornln1-for ~ in the -of the m>all craft wllen ahe ·on Friday altornoo11., · • • ' OLYMP'(; .BERTH body. of a Le•• Beach aailor wbci be.ml a aound of -...._. Ed' A L~' ll!I. ,;:_Tbwal ~~ 1tabbecle1::J;' 1 ·INS.188~ ~¥. ~ otruclc. • · r ·-. 1801\ 8JUO D.1Ae , --•·, •• .,...... -.-to •,n • ~ : 'B~oetloftil.,.,,,...,.,. !IP • • either fell or waa imoclled by a boat She aald abe turned and 11,. M . , "IlooLd "V.. Scbeot, 91 IMS Mlnorca .,,. b<Jth -.oi diii r 1 •,. Orqe ~ CGllelo hlatory boomlnlolflew.ter8unda1~· falllnl bocl:w-. Silo llld .ap. i LOS i ANGELF.S •(AP)-·Soutblm Drin, alter~ln& ICl'Oll Ule ,.,._·9rlo"lli,~..,.,,..._ -~EdBunebariedlbe-rner Miasm&wa1Robert~o:er, _..ttobapcpiD1·fqr....., bto ,Coil(«nia 1Edlaon Co. a11ted -t.o 1111 .and collapliq oo 10, ll cnlCI lJ. ,,· -• , """' Chm 234 feat Sanday at Clio Lea JO. • en1ered the 11ater. pennlmia today to hil<-,..,.br 9J the lnll. . · I .;..,;, ,.. · ,(0.,,'zrCollolumt.owin-by-to-Spo~esm<n for the Deport. The~-~·" ·petcop, or fllO m!1lloo a,...., Tblt LAIT:WOllPll , --• '""·~. fi!!_:::;_• -·on the Unl1od Slates .... 1..i Lifer:;: Dopa-IOld w:... ~.:-· tiiki ·1"dld odcl about '1.:15 a -to·.. Sdleoki a Loi Aoplrr Finl Dapait. -·..., vv, a:"'~ -._ ·-. :" ~. ailed their -. al llirl .,w, .,.... • •· Ill-; a-:,:a~ ~· uert "to Ule meill amplo,e", I.old ill•otllc hn II* =' • , · ; • to mMe the loam ml tlil1 1-a ~!U.:...~ a~ 14-·---...,.., DlllllOll fll llali~ -l'U!Jtlc ~tHll'zt ~-~ ~Ille ":i•-=-:.:: lit l =-= ~·· =:::....,,,.... <I. li:ee!llDI fit for · ·--• w•~ a glrllr!OllCI -prtPll lltlil ... -..... ""1c 'thlt -be It. -~ "8cl'I ''WlirD .... ~brr Jolt ........ ! : : ~'. ' '' -triala to !Jo -bold In 1rha 11!1.-the •Mir-l :llO !!le ~.Nial -•· • 1917, llDce Chai incnare,' It-· , ~'~ Lany.Btlodi.Nld ·Mn. :::"'..I.. ' 211~""""'~J:.Ti.-r· <s.e Para . ~~tri:\M:J:i..and !Ith ~=p~::" =-~ =: =. 1::e:=·~=..... ~ -::=·:.;ci:.on~:!.~ ! r=.n:·." .·1 · - ' " ' ' -I I , l! 'I ,. 1. ' I '4"\ • J ' Hlo companlo~ ~only u In·· the accident. ., mlDlon )'Gfly, ~-dlad k 1111-: .• -•· .. •. I ~ • ~ .. , ' -....~~~~-'-~~ .. ~~~-~~-'~~~~~~~-'-----~~~~·-~-~-·-~··-~~~F~-~-~~~:.:....:.:.~~...;.~.;...::..;J.' • 2 DAILY I'll.OT -.Ju~t,lM • 1 . 'Emergency~ Over at Berk~Jey '-City LiltS ~urle1AJ .A'fter ·vwwnt Weekend Clashes . • SIRHAN ••. ~ . , SlrblD If be -Mexlclm. 'l1le RFK .. a .... ation suspect told him be., .. -and asked If foe mbll9ter were Jewilb, after he men· tloned Ibo name of an organlzalion to 'llllldl be belonp. '!be group bu Jewish members. "I have no use for thole 'Hebe&'," Ibo mlnkler qu-Sirh"1 81 1aying derlsive!J, ming hls own slang for He!nw. . He. nld thO youth did DOI appear 81 ICboduled die nest day, but bll com· ponioo •-eel up and asked ii the pony could be cleli..,.ed to Ibo spot near the .Ambassador Hotel where Slrl1an ,. .. dropped off the day before. p,.... Page J . PLANE ••• V. Kumet.sov the incident is under in· vestigatioo. TALKED BY RADIO 'l1le Pentagon said the pilot of the challeced Seoboard·Wo<ld Alrllnel jet, .-pl! Tosolini, talked by radio with another American aircraft during tbe incident. According to the Pentagon, the p.~ot of Ibo Seaboard plane reported about 7::1111 p.m, that MIG fighters had in· ""ceplEd him and was forcing him to land at what appeared to be a MIG base on an island. At 7:39 p.m., the Pentagon stid. the se.il>orad plane ra<lioed that ii had Ian· ded without injury to anyone on board and without damage to the plane. The last trammission was at 7:42 p.m . when the pilot reported be bad shut oft his engines, the Pentqon said: DAILY PILOT ........... ~ .... ............... ......,. ..... WM I,• ....... ,.., CALIPOllllA ..-.N.W1M . --n....K ... U -n-.. /i.. M1rHll• ·---··~ ....... ldlfor J ... L Ct1rl.y '"' Nlsn• ....... ,,.,,,..,, MtertlMla Dlttdlr Olll<o• Olll8I .... -... llY ..... .....,...-1211w ....... ...._. -L..-. .. ~ ... , m ...,_.,Aw-... 1150 ,, ........... -... Marines Smash N. Viet · Attack Near Khe Sanh SAIGON (AP) -U. S. Marines backed by planes and artillery smash· ed a North Vietnamese attack today near the former combat base.of Khe Sanh bt the northw!st corner cl. south VleG>am . The Marines announced tut week · they were abandoning the combat base for the kind of ·mobile warfare for which Ibo Jnthemecla are tfain· ed. Tbe reason was the rlalng threat of increased enemy Wlltration. y North Vietnamese learned Marines had not gone far The battle broke out when a com· pany of tbe 3rd Marine Division claflh- ed with an enemy force three miles 50Utheast of the base. The Marines called in air lllld artlllery·-oruppor\. Marine planes answering the call found a second enemy group nearby and both concentrations were brought under heav1 attack. , 'lbe grV.oo fighting rage<! for 21\ houri, a U. S. Command spokesman said. When it was over, · troops reported 50 enemy dead, 40 of them -from air strikes antl artillery fire. Marine losses were giYen as two killed and five wounded. other fighter-bombers attacked North Vietnamese menacing Marines and Navy_Seabees who ar,.completing the dismantling of the combat base. Bulldozers have been moved in to flatten the entrenchments and bunkers where Marines through a 77-day siege had lost more lban :m killed and 2,000 wounded • A rescue column of U. S. 1old.iers, 1'.tarines and South Vietn&mes lifted the ·North Vietnamese siege earl)' in April With the ralslng of the Siege, the Marines fanned out north, south and west of ·the b~e, looking for the enemy. Some North Vietnamese unita had bem withdrawn southward for pogsible oPtt"•tions in the Hut area or the cen· Ira! highlands. "But oCllerll have been !illoo:ing """"Uy aero"' the nearby dem.ltttarized zones between the Viet-nam.a · and more bard fighting i& ex· peeled. In all, eight enemy dlvls!ODI are - believed to be operating In the northern .aector and the area south ot the demilitarized zone bas become· the bloodiest front of the war. 1':t enemy strategy seem1 . to be aimed at keeping the pressure on the northern front while massing men tor another blow at Saigon. . Only scattered action wu reJ)Orled u U. S. and South Vlelnam•e troops wept around the environs ol Saigon, lootlnl for the enemy oald by lo· lellipnco sources to be C•WD& ready ,. for anott. attack on the capital. The Air Force. heavyweights, the eiglit.engioe B52s, kept up a sustained pounding of suspected enemy bases around 5aigon. , · For the first time since May 9, the B52s also flew five _ mission1 against North Vlelnam, bombing coastal artillery that bas been shelllng U. s. destroyers or>erating off the coast. U. S. headquarters said the target!, all just to 1bo DC11111GI 1be demtlltarlzed zone , abo included buat'ers, caves and storage areu. U, ·s, fllbla"-bmnben launched 139 misaiODI over North VJ et n am• s panhandle Sunday and ran into moderate antiaircraft fire. Piiots reported lbo1 destroyed or damaged three bridges, a complex making brick ,.. and other building mataial, 15 oupply boat., _..,,, trudu lllld tour weapo111 pGlitions. * ·* * Pe.ace Unlikely This Year, Say Top Diplomats LONDON (UPI) -Top ruetomaUc sources said today a VJetnam peace settlement la unlikely be/0re next year after Ibo U.S. presidential election. The IOUrcts, in contaet wUh Hanoi, aald the rectme of President Ho Chi Mhih may at.rt -Vlellu\m nerotleUons later tn the fall. But It a not llkely to move toward a settlement of tbe Vietnam War before • 11189. Hanoi want. first a -r e-11·m e eatabllabed in Salcon which a reliably pro-North Vietnam, but not nectuari· ly ail-Communist. Only then will· North Vietnam enter Into meaningful negotiations with Ibo United Stales, the Informant. &aid. • Both with mllltan and terror tactics and through polltlcal aubvmlon, Hanoi la trJlnf to replace the praont Saigo~ government with some sorLof coalltlon which It want. to be reliably pro-Hanoi. ~ . M.mlme, N-Vietnam will COii· tinue to mark tlme at the Paris talb. It wants to bop 1bo Parll Qiannel open until It II na4y to •-Into negotlllUona, Ibo I01D'Cll ·llld. Hard·lluen in Hanoi want to put off aey comml-t In Ille bope that tor· ror attacU on · Sli.lon, mWt.ary pre11ure1 tn South Vietnam and American "'""1llnJ over Vietnam pollcJ dUrlnl 1bo _,_ 1'nlldelllfA1 OlectloG C9-1P will lieM!lt the Communlltl ud 1'11111 tn OUlrl(l>t vie· torJ,, ... eel uW. • S2.49 $4.99 :i-lrj Doslplnt A Sptdallyl 1"1••• Pflfle J . • • ' -STABBING ·-· Youth, 21, Drowns YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK, Calif. (UPI) -A 21-year-old youth frOm -~~lingame drowned Saturday . when he slll>OOd off a rod< and fell Into the Merced" l\iver. Witness.?s said Seiger UUtin was at· tempting to cross the river by h~ from one rock to another. -His .body was not recovered. O · ·OMEGA Nnw 2 Groot stores To Se.-.. i'O:J HAUOI IHOl'PI... HUMTIHTOM , CINTll 11ACM a •INMI ... llAllOI .... """""fON llACM COSTA M114 14M411 lft..1111 ()poll Mon., Thurs.. Prt. TIU 9 """' -..... .. --.. ~-·- \ ---..-.... .,_Ill .. --......... , .. °""" S.TT I 1 -.... -- -"' '" 'IOUll - • -- ---~ -- -----~----------- ' 1 • I I. 1· l • I ., • . I I \ ., ---~ .... • -' .. ' . ------ • llnutin.gton -IJe':l~h -Yoar Bo-metoWD • . VOL. 6f, .NO. ·1s1, 4 S6CTIONS, 42 PAG.ES MONDAY, :JULY T, )968 Russ " • U.S. ·Plane Airliner Carrying 214 Servicemen Forced Down WASHINQTON fAP) -An airliner , and the 17 crewmen. . can-ying 214 U.S. servicemen to Viet-A,..llpanese Air Force Radar Station ~am is being he~~ today on a So".iet said 1l began tr~cking the plane at island in the Pacific Oce_an after being 4::.J ·pJll. ps'r Sunday and warned the forced ID land by MIG fighters. Uot h that oold . The chartered DCB was on its way P e was on a course w · to Vietnam from McOtord Air Base.to cros:i the Soviet-held island. Seattle, Wash., Sunday when, the. U.S. The pilot replled, "We cannot alter govemment sai~, it strayed off coune our course,'t Japanese &ources said~ and was forced to land on lturup indicating the plane already was under Island, a part of the Kurile chain in the MIG escort . northern Pacific. . The sources said the plane was -a9. ..... ...... •· -· A.1.l ·~ I«• , "' ' The S~te Depal'tment immediately tracked another five minutes before it contacted the Soviet embassy in disappeared from rad~ llCl'eens at a ROUTE OF PLANE FORCED DOWN BY RUSSIANS · lnMt -· ·11lond wti.re Ch.,t ... ocl Jot Londocl Washington and urged the qui ck position about ~mile& south of lturup release of the plane, its passengers (See.PLANE, Page 2) France Gives -- IieGaulze Big Vote Mandate PARIS (AP) ; Altet France's big· ' gest election lan,dslide in 49 years President Charles de Gaulle had a mandate today to repair the economic damage oC weeks of labor' and social strife and to carry out a sweeping reform of France's industrial and educational sy~~;os. The voters in the final round Sunday of the two-stage National Assembly elections gave the GauUists and their allies a majority of more than 200 seall iD the 48'l-se8t legislature. Protests -Expej;ted at Hearing 01i City Hall Site Tonight ' By WILLIAM REED the center is expected to begin at 7:30 or ... o,11r P'r111 st•" __ J!:!D• A ~ de1ei!_tion _of residents The Huptin.gtoo Beach High School and. mer ts . from~ downtown aUditoriuift taas been reserved ·for section of the city is expecred to at- tonigb( 1f the crOYid at a public bear" tend and to protest .council selection or ing on JocaUon · of the filture civic a site on upper •Mam Street. cenier becomei: too .. large f o r Councilmen.. on a 4 to 3 vot~ .• Memorial Hall council chambers. selected a triangular parcel at M.aJri Discllssion elf two po6Sible sites for Street and Mansion Avenue as the U.S., Russia to Begin Talksbn Weapons Race location for the new civic center. -The move was backed-by-Mayor Alvin M. Coen and ctouncilmen Jeck Green, Jerry Matney and Donald D. Shipley. Still :favocing tbe preseat civic cen~ location at 5th Street and Pecah Avenue, or one ~by, are .Councilmen Ted Bartlett, Henry Kaul· man and George McCracken, For many or the. proponents of the downtown site tonight's titeeting Js a fight for economic turVival. The old doWlltown commercial JJ"ea, b ~ s dec~'far;..n~tlin a·ran:edle slid& down at preemt. -· S.rlf"9, Qaelm . . . . TEN CENTS , There has been no sucll landslide in French parliamentary bUtory sinc:e the 1919 victory of. a natiCJOalist coau:. tion. It was also a cnisbklt'setl>$ck i, the Communist and other oi>posltl.on forces. WASHINGTON (UPI) -President Johnson announced todey the United States and the Soviet Unjon will begin tcilk:s "in 'the nearest future" on limita- "Discussim. of this most complex subjec:t will not be easy," Johnson cautioned. "We bave no illusions that it will be. I know the st.ubborn, patient persistence it has required to get this far and we do not undettStimate the difficulties that lie abeed." M&!>)' of the -11 •"1181'1 and bustnltumen feel that if the new civic center U comtructed downtown it will .,_ bulldtng of office bulldlnp and commercial outlets near the"-"lleW center. . . . ... Named. aS 1968 ·H~tinRt:on. Beach $urfb0ard Championship queen is Mrs. Rich "Tina ' Edwards, 19, Of Coron~ del Mar. The com~ly beauty will rei~n, at the riational competition to be held Sept. 28 and Premier Georges Pompidou said Ute election results showed "defensive reaction" of tbe people "against totalitarianism." The campaign talk of Gaullism of '' t ota Ii t-a r i an com· munism," coming after the great stu· dent and labor upheaval in May, brought an overwhelmihg response from the middle class. But Pompidou warned that the goveinment s~ces "difficulties which are g'oing · t'o be enormous, difficulties that arise from the crisis and which we must now try to overcome." Student disorders in the Latin Qu;µ1er of Paris Saturday and Sunday nights were a reminder af the~pro~ blems [acing the regime. One · of. them is reform of the an- tiquated, educational system, promised students after t.beir rebellion in May touched off riota,. disorders and three weeks· of indus'trial strikes which paralyzed economic life. . Another major problem is· Uie bill for widesp"ead w·age. i n c r e a s e s granted to elld the strikes. The wage bibs, 8180 tbn!mtm inflation and hiib« prices which In turn would brill( demandJ 1<11: still more in the pay-lopes. . . tiori' and reduction ol n~lear weapons. Jolmeon e:1pressed ~ In a White Hoose spe,em at a cere_~on~ foc sign· ing the nuclear nonp:"Oliteration treaty that the new talks produce "the same spirit of accommodation that ls reflected in the negotiation of the . present treaty can bring us to a good ·and· fruitful result.., During_hisJ>atiomilly broo<!cast ad· dress in the East Room, the President was surrounded by represeotatives Of more than 50 nations'who participated in the siognin g ceremony. Similar ceremonies were held in Moscow and London, Officilals said no date or place for tbe·U. S.-SOviet meetings he.d been set . but· they des~ the agreement as being equivalent in importance to the start or Paris talks on the Vietnam war. .Deneolitlott, Hipple St9°1e. Huntington Beach City Clerk Paul Jones and his wile Ruth wore hippie garb, aa did mosl other Rotarians and their Rotaryanns, at the "demolition" dinner honoring outgoing club presiden~ Dr. Rus- sell M. Morgan at the Sheraton-Beach Inn Friday evening. It all be- gan when Morgan, as incoming president lul yeer, nturnecl from the Rotary lntemaUonal Convention ..in Nice, !"ranee wearing a beard, mustache and beret. He was the clubJs •'fi'O'fVer child" leader lhrouJbout his vresldenUal year. ., f ' ' -Proponents of the Main Street site claim it is much cheaper and that its be st use would be for a civic center. They claJm that the downtown site of the present center should be returned to private use aQd that' selling the land could have as much favorable economic Impact as .bulldiog a center W'O\lld have. 29 at the Huntin·gton Beach pier. · But he pointed oUt tllel tllrwgb pa- tience and persist.ence, the Urµted States and Russia wen! able so far to achieve 'What he called the most im· pol'tant international agreement of the nucleaor age in the nonproliferation treaty. ffigh School o!ficlals oay that localing the center 8.cross Main Street from Huntington Beach High Schoool would cause traUic problems in the mornings when students and city employes go to iChOol and f.9 _work , M~Donnell Douglas .Given $6.5 Million U.S .. Pact . "ThJL!re.AtX.)s _evidecce that amid the tensions, ttie strife, the struggle and sorrow of these y~s. men of many natiotls bave not lost the way or have not kl6't tbe will toward peace," he said. "Tile conclusion of this treaty """"""'&'OS the hope that othe< stepo may be taken toward a peaceful world." Rus&ia'S ambassador to Wasbmgton, Anatoly F . ~ynin, who signed for MOICOW et the White House ceremony, said the. nonproliieration treaty was a M'&}cr move towa!'d world peace. . He said it presents "one more &tep" in pnibibitlllg the wms race and assured Joho80Q. that the SOYiet Union is ''reedy to-make new efforts and new contributklm" in the fortbcotnmg flalb t.o limit nuclear weapons . . Secretry of State lle"'1 Rusk, the U. S. signer; also called the k.e@.ty' "a ma- jor step'' toward a rational world. On Capitol Hill, Senote Democratic ~ Mflte Man41eld llOid o I Jduloon'• announcement of talks oo limiting tile -ann1 race. that "Ille ...rtd "'"'breolhe lhe irollh air or new hope ~." The proponents suggest that con- str1· on of the $61'nillion CiVICfintef" in e, same. architect~al style as. the hi scbool with careful attention to t.r fie patterns couldWul Un the city having on·e of the 'most beautiful ·centers in the state. • CouncilmeJl are expected to take a final vote on ·selection of a sit.e follow. • i.ng tonight's hearing. ED BURKE WINS . OLYMPIC BERTH Orange Coast College h i s t o r. y teacher Ed Burke hurled the hammer more than 224 feet Sunday at the Los Angeles Coliseum to win -by two in- ches -a berth on the United States Olympic team. -· tie's flrst Orange Coast ma-athlete to make the team and still faces a }9ng, hot summer of keeping fit for high altitude · ls to be ~ekl in September £t e Tahoe. (See Page 21 for complete · . The Advanced Research Proj~ Agency (ARPA) -Y· 111Wani,id the f.irst increment elf a pianned . $25.8 million contract to the McDonnell D o u g l a s Corporation, 'Huntington 800 Death Toll --.Seen Over 4th CHICAGO (UPI) -BetWO«l 700 and 800 pen<>M will die in automotlile K· cldent. duril>g the July ·• ho~ weekend, the Nati001'1 Safety Council estimat.es. "Announcing so dismal an estimate gives us no pleasure," Council Presi· dent Howord Pyle oUcl Sunday . The traffic coont lo< the !OZ.hour July 4 weekend beglno at 6 p.m. local time Wednooday and eodl at mi<lnigltt Sunday~ · A similar nonhollday p e r i o d . averages 650 tnffic. deaths, Pyle said. -St:rhan ' ·'Dea-I' Disclosed ' • -Co~ Evangelist Almost Sold Suspect a Horse An Orqe · ~ty Ba pt Is t He said Sirhan me.ntlooed he wanted liooed the 'name .of an organization to evailgeUst 'horse dealer -now in to bu,y a pony and he offered to sell him which be belongs. The group bas hJdlng after two ·telephoned threa~ -ooe !or .p:x>, but the Jordanian yout~ Jewish members. bu gone to pollce Jn $D FranctSCo said be wouldn't have tbe money until "I have 00 ~ for those 'Hebres'," wtlh information od<ltng a new late thJlt !right (June 3, the nlgbt the mlnioter qu-Slthm • saying dimension ID U>e ~ of Se!!. before Kennedy was OS1111inaled). llolJert ~· He then Mked ID he let oil near the derlttvely, 11111>1 blo an ~ for 'Ibo · mJnlttei-llO!d be Ambossador Hotel -wh<re J!itnnedy Hebmr • --a horso ID the OC<UHC1 was fatally mot -soying he hod to He.llOld Ibo y<iulb did DOI -u killer, Slmoa B. Sirhu, tbe.doy bef<n ,.. •·friend who worited in the kit· scbodliled tile -1 ·do;i-1 bul .J>IJ/ com· Ille Coll!ornla Democrotic Primary cl.... . patdon .-od up oiid asbd 11 the olectlon,-wl!lcll KemiedJ' woo. Tbe -mm with Sirhan, ac-p0ny could. be.~'vtred to tile spot •Durin( on lnlttvlew In Which two cording lo the minister, w• o bit neor Ille Am'iiwodor llotol Wlien friends .,..... preaenl. one of them an taller and teemed ID be of Ille 1ame Strholl wu dropped off Ibo doy befon. O'*laad Jlrivote -.. ond the notlonallty, noting thot he hod asked 'Ille. 1VOJ1,.u.t -be would be other crlmlnol attGmey, th e Slrhon 11 he -Moxlcon. ~ out ot town om U.-• llllOl!)'lllous evangelist bid he olcked 'lbe RFX o-naUon 1iupect tald unoblo to dell:v«' ... -· ":!Q up Slrhon ond a companlori Whl1e they him he wos Jordanian aod uiled If Che hll C'llJor a i.R1111• -ad hllch-lltlied in Los Angelos. mlnlsler W9re Jewish, after be men, • (Seo lllllll,AN1 P.,. S) ,, . . ' Beach, tp design, deV<!lq> and ·filgbt test '"an:expr~ mirf'le imown u "Project Up&tage."~ · · Fitst lncrem.ent amoµi;ited ' · to ~ '6.5 million. . ' . ' . ARPA olficials' .aid Upstage ii o follow-on to earlier PNfi9ili• con· dacted M part or' ,"ProJt!Ct~tecter. •• a· cantinlditc·•-setjm~of-'rele.nti -ex:. perlmeots ta balilotic ml11ile .,..,. systems,.·· Flight -·will be COllducted - in the PIOa:t•n et Wl*e sand~ Milei1e Raiige, New· Mexico. .. Work on lhe Upotage profll'OID will be directed by. the Missile Ex- periments Bl'.',80Ch~ ~ d v a n c e d Research Pro)octl Dlvilloo, of !he Research "'Jd Development dlrec· toNte at 1!Je U.S. Anny Missile Com· . ' 1 • • maml. 'Ille Mlulle Oommaod monogos thep rogr~ far· ARPA, an agency ot Ille lleportment of DeleDH. • . -. ·c:oua Weallller Wm due 1 .. • few i.r-1 ID chose -cloudl off the coast Tueodof, brinlinl m..U, sunny weajher la the low 70s. JNSmE TODAY Booting octititv "°" ,..._ "P °" ffUl COOICI ., .... ......, . • ....,. grit Ill /1111 11111!9-...... , 10, ll """ 11. • .... .. ......\lllllilll . -"'"·'' ~ ' ~ ''~. n =---: ~·=· :l OMaa• • .... ~ J ......... ...l =-,. -.. _,. ....... ....... ' ... ,,.,. ....... • • ..... tt4I ~ ................ ,.." "'"'* , ""'"'*' • -. -" ..... UilMtlrl • , ...... • --........ .. 9 .. .. • • • I DAILY 1'11.0T Police lift Emergency · 1 fu Berkeley lllCRKEl:.EY, Calif. (UPI) -City olllclols today lilted a curlew that hod -1111 Ulllwrllly nl Calilamla ID· to a vStull no man'• land after -belwM• --· and pallco. 1be Nte of emergency was remov· .S "1 dawn, ending a weekend of 11Fraeb. atyle" battles in which ~ demonitrMors were driven lr.m -t barrlcaojeo by charging pallco with tear gas. om, newsmen with apecially laiued -,...,.. aUowed to walk the dc121t.ed ltreetl near UH!' campus while tbe du&t-to-dawn curfew was in dfect. OWcialJ said tliey bad not Jioclded -. to , relnltate the &.trlclion tonight. l A1lllougb 111ore tlw. 11!1 penons ~ arretted for curfew violaUoas .nd malicloua milchlef, Sunday was Jbe quietest niibt since the turbulence ....... •1'Je situation became tenee early 1n ~ evening, when Mayor Wallace Jt>bmon WP roughed up and spat on Wbeo. he -made an awe:arance at a ifllrk near civic center. He wu 1potted • be listened to a crowd rt lbout JOO .lomonotrators debatlDg what tactics 4>ouJd be employed. . • • Some demonstrators made an effort .0 escort Jbe mayor bad< to dty hall ma one bearded young man in a crash betmet -· a body block iDIO . -. Another spat on him. -·-~tand Pf.a9 " • I Knifing Motive Sought . ' I Cqunci.lman's Wife Faces Ho~ Rap 117 ARTHUR R. VINSEL Ot .. Dall'J .......... DetecUves tbls morning conferred -Ille Oraap County d!Jtrict al· towney, uldng a complaint charging the wile ol .C!>cta Mesa City O>un· cllman ~.eoree A. .l\tcker with homicide ID tlle'lmife slaying al their n~tdoor~: . ~ Mrs. Irene M. Tucker, 37, of 1642 Mlnorca Drivi;'-was arrested Friday night. Police expected to have her ar· ~by in uJ!ar~m:itri: i:;~ mc:rnlDg. · 'nte tlny housewife, who weighs only 9'J pounds, js suspected of plunging a yet.unidentified weapon deep into the righl chest , of ;r,frr. Harriett V. Wutpbal, 68, of 164.8 Minorca Drive, on P'rlday "afte?noon. "That Woman, shl!' stabbed me," Mrs. Westphal gasped .to a neighbor, Donald V. Schell, ol 1645 Minorca Drive, after staggering across the street to his home and collapsing on tbe lawn. then coU.psed to the llJ'OUDd. Schenk cried for his wife to call police and an amb\WJIDl.'t IDlf tlim began trying to help Mrs . WatplW, sopping at her torn side with a pile oI clean di8pers. SLOW RESPONSE c· Detectl .. s Sam•Ccrdeil'o and Gary Augusline Jr.. a long-time family friend who helped in Tucker's 1966 Ci· 1y council comp11tin .. IAC(police. ' • A subsequent. five-hour search of the bom,e turned up nc;> murder fieapon.;but Or'tllge Counfy Sheriff's crime 18b-tec'hbfclan1 toot dong a • drawer full of knives to check for blOocbtatns. "' ThompsOn arrived oa the 1Cene. and went to 'tbe Tucker home, where they rtO MOTIVE rang tbe doorbell several tlmu before Police so far have no motive for the getting any response. killing of Mrs. Westphal. . "What do you want?" they quoted NeighbOr children told one new1man the cowicUmaa'1 wife as uying the two women bad a Ioog.a:tandin~ through a window. dispute over a barking dog, which aP· 1bey uted her to open the door, but pareutly flared into violel\(:e Friday. 1b.efused. · Mrs •. Tucker had 1everal fingernail- ... Tuc:ter told them lhe opeDtd lite scratches on her fr.ce and neck the door to no one but her hUlbl.Dd, 10 and was checked for ctbet injuries at a call was put in to tb!i: nearby United Bristol Park Medical Group before Callfomla bank branch where TUcbr belrlg book~·at the Costa Mesa Police is employed. F..,ili!y, prior to being taken to He had a1r,ady left-however, ap-Orange County Jail parenUy &ummoned home by b1I wife, Police Cl.let Roger Neth 1aid today, and arrived on the scene within bowiver, that the. dog-dispute is just momenta to allow the detectives in· neighborly hearsay at tb1I Po'int. 1lde. ' After talking with Mr1. Tucker, NOT PURSUING LAST WORDS , • whose sister is emploved J. n the .. That la something we are not Schenk, a Los "An'geles Fire Depart-records divlsJon of the .. Costa Mesa pursuing," he &aid, "we'll have to do ment employe, told investigators the some deep bac•-und c•-king Police Department, jnvestigators ad· ~v •ft;\; mortally wounded woman was: poin· vised her of her constitutional rights before we come up with a motive." • ting at the Tuckers' neat e<rner home . ed pr! to • Mrs. Tueter's attorney aaid Friday when abe spoke her last words. as reqwr or arres... that be would seek to have ball ·set at PollCtJ Sgt. Larry Bersch said Mrs. UNDERSTAND RIGHTS the 'me of arraignment, so that the \VeJtphal was dead on arrival at Hoag ''Do you under&tand the righU I suspect may return home to be with Memorial Hospital, but she had ap--have just explained to you?" sbe was her husband and young daughter1 . parently djed at the scene: asked. Funeral arrangements for Mrs. "I heard a aeries of screama and a "Yes, I know the law very well,'' Westphal in the meantime, were set dog barking," Schenk told detectives, Mrs. Tucker replied. for 2·p.m. Tuesday at the Chapel of at Which time he .ran out of his house Police then asked if she . wished to \.the !=himes at Inglewood , cemetery and saw Mrs. Westphal standing in tbe discuss the chnrges against lier in MortUary. · · .• ·-· .El p .I Rol1an Armer (left) .and Charles station!, both of city's building and middle rt the sttwt. light of i1ru knowledge. She leaves her hll5band Harold, 81, ---.e--''-----<ll\8h!'--·depetQnoal;-~lll!llrJ."1 for lho.blg,.annual.HJID~-~ said she saw blm «nd ~._".I w!Sh to •peak '!Ill! m_y_bu>ltll! an_uecuU,y -tllo-~or<l-Phileo-- -ptAN·E • . . =h,;1.f~ \~~~~~::,,,.~~;e~;!;-ttr.-L~:::.::.=}::. ~~~.--~~f.e:~.!'.~.'.'t~~~~.-;.--=,,=~:.~tl:.~";'.~~~.- sitting position as she approached and Mesa Verde home tty attorney faUl Dobbine, of W ; ~r~.r~:r:;;:~~ Body ;r Missing Sailor 20,000 -eounty Marines Smash N. Viet Finl '.Deputy Forelp MinisUr VuilJ V. Kumellov tile iDcldent is under ID· • =!~~the 1"lot rt the Sought in N ewp. ort il~rhor ---·WOl"ldAlrlloel jet, Voters Favoring Tax Initiative, Attack Near Khe Sanh =Tolnllnl, talked by radio with American aircraft during )he lacldenl Accor~g to the Pentagon, the p.!ot al tile Selboanl plane reporl<d about 7:20 p.m. -!llIG lighten bad ID· taoeptod blm ond wu forcing him to lond at 'Olla! appeared to be a MIG \,. bue on an island. ~ \ At 7:39 p.m., tile Pentagon said, the Seoborad platle radioed that lt had Ian· ded without IDjury to anyone on board and wiUloutdamage to the plane. · 'Ibe last tr805milsion was at 7:.U p.m. when the pilot reported he had shut oU bis eng~es. the Penttgon said. Litter Bugging Chamber Women In Huntington GOocibye litter 1s the goal or tile Women's Division of the Huntington Beach Cllamber of Commerce. · The business women are waging a full scale anti-litter campajgn, focUS· inC on aowDto'wn and beach. Brea\"}. In a letter to the dly council tlie ladies Called for year round, seven day a ~ Utter potro!J by one .,. more city policemen. . As well as issuing cltation.s, the presecce of police "could deter un- dellrable elements," the women sug- (elted. They continued that a feulbility liudy .Jar mandatory, well.marked tr ash receptacle& provided b y mackerlea "'°uld be made by the city. The Women's Division afso sug. aested that a two succesiive weekend· litter clean-up campaign be in- augurated, providing .resldenta with me lraoh·Junk pick-up. DAILY PILOT ............... ~ J""-+,...~Woo4 ,....., Kwtl1 ..... ,._., A. M•rphta• #MlellM t:dltor ~w. 1 ... , Wllll•• lt•M AIMCS-. Hlll'lllnlMll ktCfl Edltw City Edl!W Hwl ..... N .... Ofllal Jot lffi Stt11t • Molltoto ~ P.O • ._ 7'0 12'41 °"' ... Offk•\ ....... lil9dll 1111 w ..... ......,.,.. c-_,_.,,...,, ..... ~ ._,., m ,.,at"A•- • . .> • Diver• resumed their search ln Newport Hlrbor this morning for the body of a Long Beach sailor who either fell or was knocked by a boat boom into the water Sunday afternoon. Milsing W8s Robert James Spencer, 20. Spokesmen for the Harbor Depart- ment and Lilegwri Departmeot oald 1euba divers halted their search· at dusk Sunday. Spencer was skippering a rented, 14· flYlt sailboat with a girlfriend aboard when he entered the water about 3:30 p.m. between Lido Island and 8th Street off the Balboa Penln1ula. His companion, identified only as In- grid Taylor, told police she.was rld.ing in the bow of the small craft when she beai'h a sound of someone being stru.ck. · She said she turned and saw Speitcer falling backw&!'ds. She said he ap- Boards to Meet To Reorganize Two area school boards meet this week for an n u a l organizational sessions. Fouptain Valley achocl diatrlct trustees will meet tonight at 7:30 o'clock in the Curriculum Center, Talbert Avenue and Newiand Street. Tuesday at 7::.> p.m. Westminster board members will meet at the Ad· ministration Bui 1 din g, 14.121 Cedanrood Ave., Westminster. Douglas Elevates Seven Aides to Vice President Promotion to vice president of seven officials and assignment of JO .other vice pr.,idenll to key pollll<ml in the newly formed McDonnell Dougl.u As1ronauti cs Co. were announced· to: day by Chairman Charles R. Able and President Waller F. Bur-ke. Appointed vice president-operations for the Astronautics Co.'s western division, with offices tn Huntington Beach, was Edward R. E lk.o. New vice presidents in the com· pany 's emtern division "with offices in St. Lou!J are: John F. Yardley, v:lee pres ident· deputy general manager; Raymond A. Peppinc, v l c e .president-ustslanl genu·al manager. Gtminl B program ; Enrln F. Branahl, vice presldent- er>gineerlng, and Harry W. Oldeg, vi re .;.pretident:rlscal ,management. · Other ea.stern. division officials pro- moted, with ofUcts jn Florida, are: ~ond D. Hill, vtc. presldtnt- -1 manqor, ~iL,,lmlt, and R. 'WQDe Low-e, v'l0t t-esal.stant rtneral ,,,..,.,..., Drqon program. Tbete appolntmeatt follow the an- nouncern'ent Wedaeldly of the Crea· lion · of McDonoeU Dou g l 1·1 AstrbnauUcs, .merging·. the Doutlaa MilaUe 4' Space Systems Division '-MSSD) and ·the McDonnell Artronautlcs Co. loto a ·single manage. ment ~'1!"1 , • pe;u-ed to b:e gasping for breath as be entered the water.' The victim· came up once for air, then sunk' out of sigh, she later told Harbor Departrr.ent patrolmen. MiH Taylor, herself a n in· experienced aallor, managed to bail a paning boat and' wu towed back to the sailboat rental agency at the Balboa Pentnwla Fun Zone where the Har~r Department wa1 notified of ihe accident. Fro• P .. e J SIJUIAN ••• More than 20,000 Orange CoolltiaM went on re·eoro to place. ttie...Watson in· . SAIGON (AP) -U. S. Marines • itiaUve to limit property· taxes on the backed by planes ai;id artillery smash· . Nov. Selection ballot. ed a North6Vietnamese attack today Of·t.he 558,830 rtgistered California near the ,former.---.Combat base of Khe voters who filed signatures in favor-of Sanh in tbe northwest comer of South 1 the ballot item, 20,231 were from Vietnam. Orange County. Only 5 2 o , 2 7 6 The Marines annowed lut week signatures were needed to gift the they were abandoriilt the combat electors a chanCe to vote thelll!elves a ba1e for the kind of mobile warfare cut Jn their property tax bilW. fOI' which the Leathernecks are train- ·The campaign for the f4x reform ed. The reason was the rising threat of was headed by Philip E. Watson, Los increased enemy infiltration. Angeles County a&sessor and co-_ But the North Vietnamese learned chalmian of the Citizen's Committee that the Marines had not gone far far Property Tax Limitati~n . away. The initiative calls for the toq1 pro-The battle broke out when a com· perty tax burden to be limited to I pany of the 3ni Marine DlviJion clash- percent of the market·value for pro-ed with In enemy force three miles periy·related servicei provided by southeast of tbe base. The Marines couuly, dty, and special dlslrlcto, called ID air and artillery support. pb • ..-.._ beginning July 1, 1969. It also provides Marine planes answering the call one nu:W'U't'r. for a 3)..percent..a·year phaseout of the found a secodd enemy group nearby 1be minllter Nld be' learned of the tax burden for people-related services and both concentraUona were brought Kennedy lhootlng about noon on June -the costs of education and weliare under heavy attack. · · 5, while lunching with friends -then -so that by July 1, 1973, school& and The ground fighting raged for 2¥.i re-cogITTi.zed Slrhan'a photo when it was welfare will no longer be supported by hours, a U. S. 'Command spokesman flashed ooto a television ·screen. pro1¥rty taxes . said. When it was ovet:, troops reported 50 enemy dead, 40 of them RECEIVED THREAT _ from ·air ltrite1 and artillery fire. where Marine• through a 77<1ay 1tege had lost more ttian 300 killed and 2,<XXl wounded. . A rescue column of U. S. soldiers~ Marines and South Vletname1 ·lifted the North Vietnamese siege early ln April. With the raising of the siege, the Marines fanned out north, south and west of the base, looking foc the enemy. · Some North Vietnamese unit& had been.withdrawn southward for possible operations in the Hue area or the cen· tral highlands. But others have ~n filtering recently across the nearby demilitar!zed zone& between the Viet.- Dams and more hard fighting is ex· pected. Schools Qualify For Five-year , Accreditation On Tltundoy, be oald, he received Planners Consider Marine Ios1e1 were given u two killed the flrlt teleiD> d pn:Une threat and five wounded. , Huntington Beach ffigb School was orderina 111ma. ~!.i> quiet ebout lhO-Chicken -Dispensary N~"viC~,::~; ~~e~ :i:u1~ l:e~.,!.~ =ta=: horse blddent. and Navy Seabee1 who •e·completlng according to J. Wesley Berry, Three daya later, be said, he receiv-Ohlcken, the Southern fried Jdnd, tbe dlamantling d the combat bale. chairman of the accrediting com· ed a second call, prompting him to will be available to FOuntaln Vdey Bulldozers have been moved in to missioJi for secondary 1cbools. CODIUlt Ben Hardi.It«, hit detect1ve realdenta if an application by C. J. flatten the entrenchment.a and bunters The other two were Marlna ud friend, and George T. Davis, San · BAIUtl' for a COlonel Sanders Westminster high achoobl. F'Nlnci.tco crimiml attorney ... establ.Lstiment is appraved 'tl9laY by Five member committees or pro· "What worries me is that the only Yalloy planning comm~. · Enrollment Ri·ses fesslonai educ-• Visited each c•m· m·an -be,tdes pollee -to whom l 'Also to be comideTed is a propoeed J>U5 and 1ubmltted reports. Each hi gh g~.ye my uqlisted ~e number ls that auto salvage businen on the north Orange Cout Junior College District scbool ln the atate must go through P. -:· older mM," he sakl, referring to side o( Slater Avenue, 1,320 feet eut summer school enroBment ls up tour credJtaUon procedure at least once in Sir1-n's hitch-biking companJoo. of Euclid street. The canmlsRoo percent from f,382 atmentl JaR sum· each five-year period. The three The mlnilte<oloo Olidbe NW Sirhan meets ID cltyball at 7 :'g.~.m_. _mer to ~.551 lllgdon!o this -· ~choc!J will be rechecked ID 1973. talkiDg to another JOl"danian.t)ope --~~---~~----------------~-----------man, a Y'llllll Amerloan and a g!Tl, during one of their stops wbl.le the hitch-'hil<en rode with him. KNOW THEORIES During the interview a~ t h e evangelkt's hideout In the San Fran· <:1900 erea, he and his two companioos said they are well .wan of Lo& Angeles police theories &boot the murder. "'lbey've aot a i,mple caie," a aid Davl1, "and they want to blp it that way." ..... The question of an at ... m.tioa plot by ft--1 per...,. .... been rolled repeatedly in the Sidlan·Kennedy oaoe. but police o;iy tliey -the youth· a<cted al-. Rites Pending 'For·Mrs. Kripes Services for M. Edi.th Krlpes. a ?'ell· dent of Huntington Beach for 15 years are pending at Smith•' Mortuary, Hun· - tington Beach. Mrs. l(rlpe1 died Sunday at Garfield Convatftcent Hotpltal alter a lengthy Ulnna. She Wal a . sumvon include two ·...,.,-Robert of the home, 31J a., SL and Bill Jr. ol Ventura: dree claa&b-. Claud!J Taite and Shirley Roulll, both rt Hun· Ungton Beach, and BiVarlJ A•aklan al San Bernardino: 14 ll'llldchiklnn and two great-llJ'llldcbildrtn. Thoma• Overton, mlnl.lter of the Fl"i Christian Chiirch, HunUngton Beach will officate at the aervl~a.1 • Interment wtll follow at We1tm1Jurter M,..orlal Park. ' • .. • 0 OMEGA Now 2 Great-stores To Sent YCXI HAllOI IMOPPIM• HUJfftfll• ~ RACH UM HAllOI llft, HUtmN•TON COITA MIU Ml-t41S lfz·IM1 Opon -· Thu ..... Fri. Tiii 9 p.m, I t Yovr ~O'd Sales & Suuicl ~ ..::-:.": ---··-. .,.,..., -........ -... ..._ lllio --.,_ ., .. .oa. .. -1: .. _ .... -- -TO '" YOUI IUDHT --~---------~~-----------------~~~~- . :'( ~· ' ! .. ' •· ,VOL 6r, NO. ·1s1, " S6CTIONS, 42 PA(;ES • , Beaeh EDITIOR •• lntercepteCl En Route -. !fo Vietnam • ·. . ' Today'• .a.Stag N.Y. Steeb I • MONDAY, ~ULY T, )968. TEN CENTS Orce. own . • ane ~-~-~-~-~-•.;..i, . WASHINGTON (AP) -An airliner catTying 214 U.S. siervicemen to Viet .. nam ii being held today on a -Soviet island in the -Pacific oCean after being forced to l!llld by MIG fighters. Planners Weigh Request For Splinter Art.Show • .. ,, .. ~ :;;, . Laguna Beach p 1 a n n 1 n g com- missioners tonight will likely act on the vaiiance application or the Saw.dust Splinters. However, their action apparently won't be-the e.nd of the story. The artists hope to r e c e I v e permission to stage a six-week srt show at 34S N. Coast Highway. They did preparatory work on booth panels during the weekend in the event ap- proval is given. Should planners appcove t h e v~ for the art show, there is a 11)..day ,,aiting period !or persons ob- jecting to file an appeal with the City Council. If the c:.ippeal should be filed on the last day, 'July 11, tt WOu.ld apparently be Aug. 1 before a councilman cOuld hold a public hearing and make a decision QD t.tle matter. The city planning staff said that J. M. Valentine, an ag(lnt for properties near the lot the artists would use, has written a letter protesting the use. . II Valentine pursues the matter, it could for legal reasons prevent the show for much of the summer. The Sawdust Spll.bters were so nicknamed because they withdrew from the Sawdust Festival being stag- ed aloo.g Laguna Canyon Road. Festival .Beer Plea Comes To{lead, Won'tBeCanned The Festival of Arts will likely get the .nod of approval tonight on the ap- ' plication before city planners to allow beer and wine to be served in Irvine Bowl Park. The n&tter ·is. before planners as a request for · a cOnditional use permJt. Police have no objections to the ac- tivity as long as beer cans are not car- . ried from the restaurant area. In other business, the &mmission will: -Likely defer until July 15 a request from Ruth N. Taylor to convert a ho'use'. built In the 19th century at 563 S. Ooast Highway to a commercial maritime museum and antique shop. -Consider the request W Earl S. Fairbairn, 1045 Gaviota Drive, to vary .from height and encroachment regullf. tions in construction of an elevated.1 walkway, carport and by ch balcony. -Consider a request from Donald Howard, 2867 Chateau Way, for resub- division of two subdivided 7 ,500 square foot lots to 9,<XX> and 6,000 square feet sizes. -Consider the reqUest from Donald G. Roarch, art designer, for a home occupation permit· for 325 Alta Vista Way. NEW YORK (AP) -Tho stock market settled lower this afternoon after a feeble attempt to rally woo no support in the morning. (See quota· Uons, Pages 24-25). · Trading was lighter than last week. The chartered DC.a was on its way to Vietnam from McOlord Air Iia&ein Seattle, Wash., Sunday when, the U.S. government said, it strayed off course and was forced to land on Iturup Island, a part of the Kurile chain in the northern Pacilic. The State Department Immediately contacted the Soviet embassy in Washington and urge"d the quick release or the plane, its passengers and the 17 crewmen. A Ja,Panese Air Force Radar station said it began tracking th~ pllihl· at 4:lJ p.m. PST Sunday and warned the pilot ~e was oo a course that would croos ihe Sovle!·held lsland. Tbe pilot replied, "We cannot alter our course," Japanese sources said, indicating the plane already was under MIG escort. . · The sources said the plane was tracked· another five minutes before it disaj:>peared from radar screens &t a position about 30 miles south of Iturup Isiand. U.S. Ambassador. Llewellyn E. Thompson said in Moscow he was told by Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin and First Deputy Foreign Minister Vasily V. Kuznetsov the incident is under in- vestigation. The Pentagon · said the pilot oC the chartered Seaboard-World Airlines jet, Joseph Tosolini, talked by radio with another American aircraft during the incident. ~ Motel in Laguna Swept by 'Fire Fire did an estimated $.5,<XX> damage to a Laguna Beach motel and ne-arby drapery business Sunday morning. One unit was destroyed, said Fire Capt. Charley Kuhn, at the By The Sea Motel, 475 w ... Coas& Highway. He said there was Smoke damage to an ad- jacent .unit and to Walsh ~ts & Draperies . Kuhn said the fire was apparently started by lint collected in a gas floor furnace . It was quickly extlng\Jished. The fwnished unit with the actual fire damage was vacant at the time, Kuhn said. FireTii!:en rolled two unit& and nine melt to the blaze re}>Orted at 6:44 a.m. Sunday., Kuhn aaJd the proi:)erty is owned by Jel'a!d T. Walsh of Newport Beach. TO THE VICTORS -.Winners of the Lagqna Play- house's 1968 Victor awards reach for their trophies after Sunday's presentations. From left are· .Bob . DAILY ,.ILOT .......... Fra_nklin, PauI T9ft, Helen . Vail, Johll; F~rzacca, Betsy ijew·ett,.Kent )Johnson and Alan Hart.-Mis- sing from picture, Francy Walsb. · Laguna's Sands Attract 26,,000 Over Weekend An estimated 26,000 persons enjoyed the sand, surf and sunshine o( Laguna Beach during the Weekend: . The moderate Saturday .surf gave way to larger waves Sunday and some riptide activity. Guards bo~ed the yellow caution flag SUnday and made five rescues. · Lifeguard Art Smart said the water temperature Saturday was 6.1 degrees and rthe air temperature the same, About 11,<XX> peroons were on the beaches. Guards responded on two boating mishaps, 22 first aids, five lost articles, two lost persons , 89 ordinance enforcements and 26 control of beach and water activities. On Sunday there were about 15,000 on the beaches. The water was 64 degrees and the air had warmed to 73. There were five rescues, 4.9 first aids, t w o lost articles, one lost ~rson 63 ordinance enf01'cements and 128 ch control activities. The surf was &till up thi morning with the yellow caution ag flying, Smart said. Final · 3 Shows· Capture Playhouse Victor Awards The final U1ree productions o( the Laguna Playhouse season dominated the 16th annual ViCtOr A'W'8t'ds presen· tatJons SundaY .nilbt wiUt. the last two -.. '.'&arefoot in the Park" ~ "Slow Dance on the Killing Ground" -bat· tUng it ·out for f<Worite show h-Onon. "Barefoot," directed by Ken t 16 New Firemen Report to Work It looked llke they were holding a convention aft the LagUna Beach Firs b.partmenf tltis morning. · Sixteen new firemen had reported for their firit day of work, doubling the department's size. · Johnson , '\\19n narrowly over John Ferzacca's ''Slow Dance" in the mem• ber•hiJt -voUJlc. for • ..top production, ·while ·each show won two .individual actini: a Wards, as · did~ the comedy "Never '(oo Late." . Bob Franklin, a young Negro actor from Venice; won the . best actor trophy and Francy Walsh was ac· claimed best actress, both for their performances in "Slow Dance." Betsy Hewett made her 11econd trip to the winner's circle in three years to accept the best major supporting ac· tress award for ''Barefoot .'• Playhouse technical director Paul Toft took best major supporting actor honors for ''Never Too Late."_ The best minor supporting awards went to Alan Hart for "Barefoot" and Helen Vail for ''Never Too Late." Preceding the awards ceremony was·a l!Cenll fr(lm 0 The Odd Couple," the· first of ·two summer 11hows at the Pleyhouse , which opens Friday night for three weekends. W ynte Dowell Rites Wednesday Services for Wynte A. Dowellbaaais- tant pastor of the UW. Chun:h y.lhf>. Sea, Laguna Beach, will be. held al-3 p.m. Wednelday · at Pacific View Memorial Park CbaPe.I. · Mesa Death H.earing Today Fire Chief ~omer Mann said the new men were being given orientation today and getting the necessary city paperwork out of the way. Th~y will work days, a regular 4()... hour week, fQr the time ,bein&. sai~ Mann, and will ~eive •ally training. When the. two new fire depatrment sub-stations are available about Aug. 1 the neW men will ·be intermingled with veteran firemen and dhpersed among • the three stations ln shift work. Coast Mrs. Dowell, 59, died Saturday at South Coa<t Community Hoopilal alter · a short illness. A graduate o[ Life Bible College, Los Angeles, she had been assistant • organist at Angle!UI Temple before coming to Laguna Belclt In llGO. She and her husband, Rev. Frank Leroy Dowell, who 1urvivet her, held services at the Laguna Be a c b Women's Clubhouae· beton bulld1ng their present church at 4el Legion St .• Laguna Be1ch. · For the put 12 years Mrs. Dowell has conducted the Evening Devotional Hour on radio ,XEMO. She '° the editor of Revel1tor, a monthly pubUca· Uon of world-wide distribution. ~terment will follow 1t Pac1Cic View Memorial ~-• ,, ••• ,, Councilman's Wife Cliarged By ARTHUR R. VINSEL Of "" .,..,, "'"" ,,..,. Detectives this morning conferred with the Orange County district al· torney, asking a complaint chargini the wUe ol Costa M<ia Qty Coun· cllman Gtorge A. 1-ru,cnr with i-tclde in .the lfnlle 1iay1111 ol theJr nut door 11elghbor. • Mr1, Irene M. Tucker, YI, ol 16'2 . Mlnorca Drive, wu arrested Frfda1 night Police expected to have her ar· raigne(l bi Harbor District Judicial Court b)' tbJ1 afternoon er Tuesday m«nlnJ. The tiny housewife, who we.l.gbs only 92 pounds, 11 1uspected of plunging a y~;unldentifJed weapm. deep into the rllbt <best of Mrs. Harriett V. • • Westphal. 68, o( 1646 Mlnorca Drive, on Friday afterooon . "That woman, 11he stabbed me '' Mrs . Westphal gasped to I neighbo~, Donald V. Scbenk, of 16'5 Minorca Drive, alter staggering across the street to his borne and collapsing on t.be lawn. LAST WORDS Scbenk, a Lor Angeles Fire Depart· ment emplo1e, told lnve.Ugltors the• mortall,y wounded woman was poin- ting at the Tuckers' neat corner home when she spoke her last wordt. Police Sgt. Larry Bersch oaJd Mn. Westphal was dead on arrlval-t Hoag· Memorial Hocpital, buf' she bad ap- parently died 4t the scent. HJ beard a series al ICff:tma and 1 • in Knifing dog barking," Schenk told detectives. at whiGlb. time he ran out of his house and saw Mrs. Westphal standing lo the middle of the street. Schenk said she saw him and started across the street, covered wJth blood ·and .tremendously u}>ltt, but fell to a stttlng position as she approached aDd then coUapsed to'µie crau.nd. Scbenl: crled for hil wUe to call police and an arrlbuilaace and then begin trying to help Mrs. Wttlphal. sopping at h~r torn ilde wll!I a pOe ol clean diaper•. SLOW RESPONSE DetectlV<!s Sam ~lro and Gary 'J'hompeon arrived on the tcene' and went to the Tllclter'home, wbere •tbey (See s'l'ABBING, Pop %) , ' ' • .fl ED BURKE WINS OLYMPIC BERTH v Oran(e Coast College ·h.11tor1 teacher Ed Burke hurled ·tbe hllnmer mon than 224 feet sun<111 Ill !he Loo Anple• eou..um•to win -by two in; che.s -a berth oa the United Slattt Olympic teom . He's first Or.ange Coat area athlete to make the ieam and i tJU f•ces a IOO(I, bot summer of/ ilffpinl fit lo< high lltitude trlaiJ to &e held In - September ot Late Tahoe. (~ Pap . 21 lor complete dMaill.) -Weatller We're due for a few breezes to chase those clouds off .the coa st Tuesday, bringing mosUy sunny weather in the low 'TOI. INSWE TODA 'Y Boating a<tivilJI llol plcl«d u on both CO<lltr ai • C"8 nm mu •ta&on o«tl in /1'U ""'11g. Pagr1 lO, 11 allll l2. ·-. ~ 1t.11.1: c ........ .u ...... . =-::.... ~ --.. .......... 1••111 I H -.... ,..,. ,... 1 -.. -........... . -.. ;::~l --.. --.. ~ C..tr 1 --.. --.. ._,.. ..._ 1NI -fl ... ............. ~:::-: -. --.. / ' • t , . • I' ~1 I , • - J DAil Y PllDl Police Lift Emergency .Jn Berkeley ;.. ) : I B~Y, Cali/. (UPI) -City. Glllclola today IUled a curlew that bod iuroed the University or C&Ufornla in· to 4 virtual no man's land after ~. betwetn .depion~trators and, ~· .. 1be state· Of emergency wu remov-~ At dawn, ending a weekend of ".rr.ach 5tyle''. bajtles In wblch joutbful demonstrators were driven ~ street barricades by charging police with tear gas. Only newsmen with specially Issued paues were allowed to walk the deserted streets near the campus · while the dusk-to-dawn curfew was in. effect. Gfficials sald 'they had not decided --to retoata!At the , restriction tonight. • Alf!iough more than 100 persons wefe arrested tor cuifew violations and maLicious mischief, Sunday was the quietest night since the turbulence began. . The situation became tense ear!1 ln the ~vening, when Mayor Wall{lce Johnson was roughed up and spat on when -he made an appearance at a park near civic center. He was spotted as be listened to a crowd of d>out 100 demoostratoril debatina: wbtt tactic• sboWd be employed. Some demonstratort: made an effort to eocort the mayor back to dty ball but one bearded young man in a crash helmet thmr a body blcck into Jobnloa, Another tpat on blm. Festival Preview • Three,hundred works of art done by Orange Coun- ty school cblldren will go on exhibit tbls month in the Anna Mary B_eck Junior Alt Gallery on the Fe•· tlval of Arts grounds, but three county school rep- resentatives got an early review of the exhibit, selecled from more than 4,000 works submitted. Go- Ing over the students' work with Marge Skelton (second from left), chairman of the exhibit the past five years, are (from left) Elizabeth Handy of NeW)Ort--Mesa-school district, Marjorie Bentz of Placentia and Rose Clark of Ocean View. The Fes· tlval of Arts runs from July 12 to Aug. 24. Jobmoo mnoved bit gold sporta t--~~'""°~""'i"'l'~:-:'i!'e=-e~Itt~le~cm~l~t~an~~~-,,,---~~~~~~~...,,.-~~~~-..~ commented, "tbat'1 the caliber of peo-T ,,,-_ =1:=1J -..f-France-eives l---P1fj-!~:i"J!~~·,,~ c11s-pec-sed--.-s-Li-.. ll"':1R1flll--1:-eBRS u~a,_,, about 200 offlcers, weartnc blue ·~ - f holmet. with plastic lace llhlelds and canying night stlclu UM! gn maaka, moved through the streets enforcing the curfew. Other officen, from about 500 rein· ' forcementl, were stationed on roof top1 to prevent demoDltraton: from throwin& rocks and bottles. The curfew_ wu imposed Sunday night o-a IS.block area that -In· ' eluded tbe 178-acre UC campus. It waa: 1 later eJtended to the entire city when scattered 1ncldenta of. vandalism were reporied. Peace Unlikely This Year, Say Top Diplomats r LONDON (UPI) -Top diplomatic sources aaid today a Vietnam peace ' iettlement is unlikely before next year •after the t,J.S. presidential election. The IOUI'ces, in contact with Hanoi, said the regime of President Ho Chi Minh may st.art proper Vietnam negotiations later in the fall. · But it ls not llkely to move toward a settlement of the Vietnam War before ·1969. Hanoi wants first a re g i m e ( established in Saigon which is reliably pro-North Vietnam, but not necessari· lY. all-out Communist. Only then will North Vietnam enter int.o meaningful negotiations"' With the United States, the informants said. Both with military and terror tactics .and through political subversion, Hanoi ia: trying to replace the present 8ajgon government w:ith some sort of coalition which it Wants to be reliably pnHJanoi. - Meantime, North Vietnam will con· tinue to mark time at tbe Paris talks. lt want& to keep the Paris Channel open uoti1 it is ready to enter into negotiations, the sources said. Hard-liners in Hanoi want to put ofr • any com.mJtment in the hope that ter· ror attacks on Saigon, military pressure• in South • Vietnam and American agonizing over Vietnam policy during the current presidential election campaign will benefit the C.O~unl.sts and result in outright vie· tory, SOW'ces said. DAILY PILOT --c.1-le l•Mrt N. Wte4 l""'-Tll•m•• Kt1'rU Ellltor Th•M•• A. M11rphl11t ~""Ille Editor ltldit"' P. Ntn ..... ~(lfyldlklr J•clt L C.,.., Ptul Nl1111t ...,_, MIM9lr' Atwrtttlns DlrldW" ·-~~ ..... ~ •.o . ._ "'t2'u m,._A._ OtMt-Offlc•• • c.-,..., •w.t ...,. ''""' . ....... 89idll ltll w. la!bM •Ol.HYftC ~ leedl: ,., Jiii ''""' I J . . ·G , d-Th · DeGaulle Big n unior uar r qJgram • y · M d. . ote an ate While some boys in Laiuna Beach· apend their time on the 11Qd. aleeplng, U.tenlng to the rodio, p I a y I n I volleyball, and cballa111nl the !Ota· foot surf, there are other• who learn * * * Lifeguards Tell Hours Beaches ~ill Be. ~a~ed \Vith the summer traffic soon to he upon them, the Laguna B e a c h Llfegua:td Department has announced its schedule for manning the city's beaches. To be manned daily are ·these beaches: Crescent Bay and Shaw's cove in the north end; Diver's Cove ; Picnic Beach; Rockpile Cove: the i\1ain Beach Lifeguard Tower; S 1 e e p y Hollow; St. Ann's Street; Oak Street; Mountain Road ; Pearl street; Wood's Cove; ~1oss Cove and Victoria Beach. To be manned on the weekends only are these locations: Boat Canyoq; Boy's Club ; Ocean Avenue; Laguna Avenue; Thalia Street; and Bluebird Canyon Beach. ... All other stations are manned daily during the week from 11:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Mondays and Wednesdays, while on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays the lifescuards will appear after physical tral.nlng sessions at 11 a.m. and remain on duty to 6 p.m. Saturday .and Sunday all stations are manned from 10 a·.m. to 6 p.m. City surfing areas are also guarded from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Capo Elementary Em·ollment Up SlighUy more than 700 first tiu'ough fifth graders are back in school in the Capistrano Unified School Dl.!ibict, making this its largest elementary summer school enrollmeot. Classes are being taught in reading, mathematics -and the creative arts, in- cluding instrumental music, choru~, drama, arts and crafts and folk dan· cing and singing. The session, which began June 24, will run for five weeks . Clas9eS are being held at ,Palisades School, 20012 Sacr.a.rnento, Capistrano Bea.ch, from 8:30 a.m. to 12 nooa. first ald, water safety and re5usclta· Uon skills. PARIS (AP) -Alter France's big· TbOle boys, 12 through 15, have gest election landslide ln 49 years signed up for the annual junior President Charles de Gaulle had 6 lifeguard program sponsored by the mandate today to repair the economic, Laguna Beach Ufeguard Department. damage of weeks of labor and !Ocial They Wo have signed up for fun and a lot of hard work. strife and to cany out a sweeping Squads of junior lifeguard5, arrayed reform Of France's industrial and in bright ormge trunks, meet every educational 5ystems. Tuesday and Thursday from 10 until The voters In the final round Sunday 11:30 a.m. at the Main Beach of the two-stage National Assembly Lifeguard Headquarters. There they elections gave the Gaulli5ts .3nd their practlc.!! swimm.Jng, lifesaving, and allies a majority ·of more than 200 other skllla that will. ready them for seats in the 487-seat legislature. the job of ocean liC.~guanling. There has bel!n no such landslide in Body !urflng, surfboarding and skin French parliamentary history since diving techniques are incorporafed in the 1019 victory of a nationalist coali· the challenging program to add varic· tion,. It \Vas also a crushing setback to ty. Tq clima.'t the program, an in· -the Communist and other opposition tefsquad contest with prizes, a picnic, forces. (> and a 1chance to . p.wf:icipate in Premier Georges Pompidou said the statewide junior lifeguard chan1-election results showed "defensive pionshfps is offered. reaction" of the people "against ln&tructors Dale Ghere, Jack Lfncke totalitarianism.'' The campaJgn talk of and Jeff Powera urge all boys who Gaulllsm of 1 ' tot a 11 tar i an com· want to par:ticipate in the challenging munism," coming after the great stu· progrr.sm to apply Tuesday, J uly 9, at dent 'and labor upheaval in May, 10 a.m. at the Main Beach Head· brought an' overwhelming response quarters. !be program will run each from tile middle class. But Pompidou Tuesday and Thursday until Aug. 22. warneiJ that the government still faces Election Slated For Saddlehack Trwtees ol Saddleback Junior College Dl&trict will choose new of· ficers tonight for th e coming school year. Board president during !he first, organizational y e a r has bef:n H a n s Vogel. Michael Collins h'as been vice president and Louis Zitnik, clerk. Also at the 7:45 p.m. meeting, 25001 La Paz Road, Mission Viejo, board members will look again at tbe bldget and hear reports on prog«ss of the in- terim campus and latest enrollment projections ba!ed on pre-registcation. Two Boys Get Purse Of Pasadena Woman Two cheeky barefoot boys snatched a Pasadena·woman's pur5e in Laguna Beach Friday night and {4!d to the beach. Police said Charlotte H. Ellls reported that two juveniles grabbed her purse with $42 while she was walk· ing in the· 100 block of Jasmine Street at about 9 p.m . The purse was recOV!red on the beach but boys and money were gone. "difficulties which are going to be enormous, difficulties that arise from the crisis and which we must now try to overcome." Student disorders in · the Latin Quarter of Paris Saturday and Sunday nights were a reminder of the pro-- blems facing the regime. One of them is reform of the an· tiquated educational system, promised students after their rebellion in May touched. of! riots, disorders and three weeks of industrial strikes which paralyied economJc life. Anothel" major problem Is the bill for widespread wage I n c r e a s e s granted to end the strikes. The wage hikes, also threaten inflation and higher prices which in turn wotild bring demand5 for still more in the pay envelopes. Favorite Son Sen. Tower Of Te~as Supports Ni.ion W~GTON (UPI) -Sen. John G. TO;;;;{ii-Tex.) endorsed Richard M. Nixon f<r the Rol>ubllcan --· Mal nomination toc!ay and relea1ed tboe:e amona: the 56-member Texu c!e~aUon baclclng him u a "!avorite son' to the GOP convention. Tower told a news confcrenca In his senate office that he felt Nixon was "highly electable ... and c.ipable of uniting the party," fie said he coo· Cerred with Nixon Saturday ln New Y.ork about renouncing his lavorlte son staw.. ' Aaked 11 there waa any~ of } his becoming !he vlct presidential run- nlog male With Nixon, Towr said this did not come up "and 1111 not balnl conaidered." In a llalement prior to the...,. l;<ID" ference, Tower 11id be would "bobor my responsibilities" under hi 1 de!tgn.aUon as a favorite-.son can· dldate of the Texas delegation but he deleted that portion of the stattmcnt at the.Q.ews conference. He said the delegation'• formal posi- tion l'OuJd be taken at a caucua in MiamTBeacb at llie convinltoo, ch ataru A111. 5. f Jtfan Threatened Machefe~w~ving . Student Arrested . ~. A Sea!Ue allldeDL who allegedly threatened a motel manager with a 23- lncb machele wua arrested by LliUD• Beach police Swlday mornln1. LL Robert McMurray sald Edward Uness McWhlnnle, ~. WIS booked OD sw:piclon of assault with a deadly weapon. He said a complaint woulii be ~ sought today. ;James I. Bogle, manager of the Seaview Terrace Apartment.a, f11 Gleoneyre St, 1umuioned police. McMurray &a.id Bogle asserted that the young man pulled the machete from hii car and made a throwing gesture toward the botel manager. McWbinnle w.-quoted 'as saying, 11Get back ln your own apartment before I lay ·thi& blode down the mid· die of your ekull." Bogle told police, be had come out wheh McWb.Ymie knocked at the door of an apartment and 1ald he wanted to aee the gt.rls-inalde. ~ Bogli told police that a f t e r discuaaloa be uked tbe young man to leave. There w a 1 profane language and the threa~-be salil, and he h..-rle~ inside to summon officers. 1 McWhinnie wu arrested in a car ln the ioo block of Broolu Streei, M~Muttay said. .Three lnjur~d .Sunday In 2 Laguna Accidents . . Twc .Laguna Beach accidents In· jund three ~SO!lf! Sunday . Dorothy Werlle, 52, Of 126 Onyx Ave , BMboa Island, was treated at South Coast Community Hospital 1121" possible neck injuries and released. Police saJid 1be wu injured-in the rNT-end tangle. of three cars in the 300 Benafel suffered minor Injury. Officers alleged he fall~ to stop at .a stop sign on Mountain Road. From Pqe 1 STABBING ••• block of North Coast Highway. rang the doorbell several times before Police. Lt. Robert McMurray said etting_ any sponse. the car ven y ua an Jo=n-, ~ . .,.'Wliil o ou t? .. ~'ey-1lllom ~Ck the rear OC-i'Cl!'""Gi'tVe!rbY the comte:ii:mM'e WU• aa aqin Richard C. Corcoran, 28, Whittier. The through a window. They asked her .to open the door, but Werlle car was then struck from the she refused. rear by a car driven by ~Obert A. Mrs. Tucker told them· she· opened Crawford, 58, San Clement£. the doOr to no one but her husband, so In a later accident at Mountain a call was put in to the nearby United Road and Glenneyre.. Street, Vickie California bank branch where Tucker ard f d in-is employed. Moreland, 14, of Oxn ' suf ere He had already left however, ap- jury to her sho11lder. She was treated parently summoned home by his wife, at the h0&pital and released. and arrived on the scene within . .Police saJd she was a passe1iger in a moments to allow the detectives in· car driven by Lori Z. Wulleck, 16, of side. . San Clemente. After talking with Mrs. Tucker, whose sister is employed I n . the It was . ·struck by a car· driven by records division of the Costa Mesa Christopher J . Beflafel, 18, of Z735 San Police Department, investigators ad• Juan Lane, Costa Mesa. Police said vised her of her constitutional rights as required prior to arrest. County Chamber Picks·.Lagunan Laguna Beach Chamber of Com· merce Manager Warren Morgan, will be installed a.s vice president of the Orarige County Chamber of Commerce Executives' Association July 25. Other new officers selected last week were Phil Bankhardt, manager of the La HOOra chamber, p1esident, and Fred Waitman, manager of the Tustin cham'ber, secretary-treasurer. Dale Dunn, manager of the Hunt- ington Beach Chamber of Com· merce, is the outgoing president. Last year's vice president was Joel Deeble, head of the Buena Park chamber, .and Phil Bankhardt, the new president, was · 5ecretary-treasurer. _Council to Study , Extending Medicare WASHINGTON (UPI) - A special a$;lvbory council will study whether to extend Medicare to 1.5 million disabl· ed persoos. • Wilbur J. Cohen, secretary of Health, Education and Welfare, cited the program as "part of the American way of' life," in announcing creation of the group during the weekend. UNDERSTAND RIGHTS "Do you understand the rights I have just explained to you ?" she was asked.· "Yes, I know the law very well," Mrs. Tucker replied. Police then asked if she wished to discuss the ch&1rges against her in light or this knowledge. "I wish to speak With my husband and my attorney," she answered. Later, she was esci>rted from the Mesa Verde home by attorney Paul Augustine Jr., a long-time family friend who helped in. Tucker's 1966 Ci· ty Council campaign, a~ police. A subsequent, five·hol1r search of the home turned up no murder weapon, but Orange County Sheriff's cri:me lab-technicians took dong a drawer full or knives to ch~k for bloodstains. NO MOTIVE " Police ·so far have no motive for the killing of Mrs. Westphal. Neighbor children told one newsman the two women had a long.standin$ dispute over a barking dog, which ap· parently flared into violence Frtdliy. Mrs. Tucker had several fingernail· like scratches on her fr.<ce and neck and Was checked for other injuries at Bristol Park Medical Group before being booked at the Costa Mesa Police Facility, prior to being taken to Orange County. Jail. - Police Chief Roger Neth said today. however, that the dog dispute Ls just neigtiborly hearsay at this point. 0 OMEGA Yo"r Omepa Sale1 Ir ~~rvia Agency Now 2 Great Stores To Sene You HA.IOI SHOl'PIN• HUNTIN•TON CINTll CINTI• llACH • DINel• JJOO HAUOI ILYD. HUNTIN•TON llACH COSfA MBA 141-Mtl· HJ-SHI . J • °""'! -.. Thurs. fr!, Tiii 9 p.m. ---~frOm 11U Ill • nr..,, ...... .. _, ......... ..-... ..._ tlll. ------------ n•ws TO "' fOUI '""" • ' •• I • . , .-----•• -·----................ . ··~ ............ ~ . / Traffic Cmatrol? New York City Police Officer Fred Sportack seems to be using radical methods as he holds pistol on · man identified as Frank Pinckney near sign which. warns pedestrians not to step over barrier line on • • • UPIT~ .. Pier 14 in city's harbor. Actually, Pinckney was accused of attaking a pier watchman with a length pf 2 x 4 lumber. He was taken to Bellevue Hospital for observation after this Photo was taken. ·Sirhan 'Deal' Disclosed / ' MondQ'1 July l , 1 CJi68 DAILY PILOT ;I_ U.S., Russ To Seek Arms Cuts ~HINGTON (UPI) -President Jcfmson announced roday the United ' -States and l'he Sovi~t Union will begin talks "4n the neatest future" on limit.a· tion and reduction of nuclear weapons. Joh!ison expressed hope in a White Hoo9e speech at a ctremony for sign· ing ttie nuclear oonproli!eration treaty that the new talks produce "the same spirit ol accommodation that is f' renected in ttie negotiation ol the present treaty can bring us to a good and fruitful result.'' During his nationally broadcast ad- diess in the East Room, the Pre;iden\. was surround.ed by representatives of more than ~ nations wtio participated in the signing ceremony. Similar ceremonies were held in MoSICQw and London. Officia.ls said ~ date or place for the U. S.·Soviet meetings had been set but they descrtbed the ~greement as being equivalent io importance to the start. of Pairis talks on the Vietnam war. "Discussiui oi tb.is most complex I IT'S 'HIS' BAG -Dave Harding of Costa Mesa can't get thaUhing far enough away from himself. The thing is a men's purse currenUy on saJe at Joseph Magnin's irl South Coast Plaza. They've been on sale for 30 days and H_.a.rding has sold oone. subject will not be easy,'' !OOnson cautiooed. "We have no illusions that it w;n be . .J know "'e stubborn, patient It's Purse-onal Ac~esso_ry for Men persistence it has required to get ttlis f~r _and. we do ~ unde~~timate the ~ens' clothing and accessories may difficulties ':t1at lie ahead. -be tending mor"e . to the daring and ' ' ,, -~--. ouLhe...po1ntad7°'"'t-tha4-through-pa--remuunrthes-e~days-;-b esk-Dav tience and pe~tsten.ce, the United Hard.i'ng , a salesman at Joseph ___ ,,states. and R~ss1a were able so fai; to Maeoin,'s• ig .. Snuth CoPjtl· plpzp tA --__,,-1-·ounty Evangelisrft· most that all their paraphernSLla bulges the pockets. 'But it's the idea they juSI don!l-gG-.fOt .. -··----.,..,,--,.,,.,,-,.,.---j Manufacturers suggest it might not M &uj&a&Me • .{'Jt!dJte roy,. bW jdeal .for_ traveling, country weekends or sporting events. To complement the male wearing apparel, it comes in light ,tan. brown and black_. " An Orange County Ba pt i s t evc:.ngelist and horse dealer -now in hiding after two telephoned threats ~ has gone to police in San .Francisco with information adding a new dimension to the murder of Sen. Robert F . Kenlfledf. The unidentified minister said he almost sold a horse to the accused killer, Sirhan B. Sirhan, the day before the California Democratic Primary election, which Kennedy won. During an interview in which two friends were present, one of therrl an O~okland private detective and the other a criminal attorney, t h e anonymous evangelist said he picked ' up Sirhan and a companion while they hitch-hiked in Los Angeles. He said Sirhan mentioned he wanted to buy a pony and he offered to sell him one for $300, but the Jordanian youth said he wouldn't have the money until late that night (June 3. the night before Kennedy was assassinated). He then asked to be let off near the Ambassador Hotel -where Kennedy was fatally shot -saying he had to see a friend who worked in the kit· chen. The other-man with Sirhan, ac· cording to the minister, was a bit taller and seemed to be of the same nationality, noting that he had asked Sirhan if be was Mexican: . The RFK'assassination suspect told him he was Jordanian and asked if ~he minister were Jewish, after he men· Marines Smash N. Viet Attack Near Khe Sanh SAIGON (AP) -U. S Marines backed by planes and irtiifery .smash· ed a North Vi~tnamese attack today near the former combat base o{ Khe Sanh in the northwest corner of South Vietnam. The Marines announced last week they were. abandoning the combat base for the kind of mobile warfare for which the Leathernecks are train- ed. The reason was the rising threat of increa:ied enemy infiltration. But the Nolfh Vietnamese learned that the Marines had not gone far away. The battle broke out when a com4 pany of the 3rd 14,arine Division clash· ed with an enemy force three miles southeast of the base. The Marines 'called in air and artilleey support. Marine planes ~nswering the call • found a second enemy group nearby and both concentrations were brought under heavy attack. The ground fighting raged for 21h: hours, a U. S. Command spokesman said. When it was over, troops reported 50 enemy dead, 40 of Utem from air strikes and artillery fire . Marine losses were given as two killed and five wounded. Other fighter-bombers a t ta ck e d North Vietnamese menacing Marines "and Navy Seabeea who are completing the dismantling oC the combat base. Bulldozers have been moved in to flatten the entrenchments and bunkers where Marines through a 77-day siege bad lost more than 300 killed and 2,000 wounded. • :atreve _What li~Callea ffle •most lm· demonstrate the latest in mens' tioned the name ol an organization to portaflt inte:rna.tional agreemen. loft.he fashions and he'll hold it at arms which he belongs. The group has 1 the !if Jewish members. nuc ~aT age in nonpro eration length and ask you to come into the "I have no use for those 'Hebes'," the minister quoted Sirh&!l as sayi ng derisively, using his own slan·g for Hebrew. He said the youth did not appear as scheduled the next day, but his com· panion showe'.d up and asked if the pony could be delivered to the spot near the Ambassador Hotel where Sirhan was dropped off the day before. The evangelist said he would be preaehing out Of town and therefore unable to deliver the horse, OOt gave his caller a business card and wt>listed phone number. 11be minister said he learned of the Kennedy shooting about noon on June ~ lWtile lunching with friends -then recoglllized Sirhan's photo. when it was flashed ooto a television screen. On Thursday, he smd, he received tlhe ~t telephoned,· profane threat, ordering him to keep. quiet about the horse incident. . Three day-a.later, he said. he receiv- ed a second call, prompting him to COil9Ult Ben Hardister. his detecti~e friend. aoo George T. Da'V'is, San Francisco crimina1 attomey "What WOITies me is that the onl y man -besides police -to wh::m I gaw my unlisted phone number is that older man," he said, referring to Sirhan's hitdt-hiking companioo. The minister i:also said he saw Sirhan ta}king to another Jordanian-type man, a young American and a girl, during one of their stops while ttie hitchJbikers rode with him. During the intecview at t h e evangeli~'s h.ideoot in the San Fran· cisco area, he and his two compaf11005 said they are well a.ware of Lo.s Angeles police theories about the murder. "They've got a ·simptt? case," said Davis, "and they want to keep it that way." I. • treaty. k "Th' tr ty . .d .d stoc room. h is . ea . is ev1. ence tha._t am1 The newest item is a mens' purse. b e tensions, ttie strife, the struggle or a Male Bag as the fashion world and sor~ of tlhese years, men d.. prefers t-o call it. . , I many net1cms htave ~ot ~ost the way or The gen u i n e elephant-grained have .not .. k>st the will. toward_peace," cowhide bag with shou!Q:er strap and he srud . The conclusion of this treaty two compartments has been sitting on encourages the hope that other steps may be taken toward a peaceful the racks for 30 days. world." To date, exactly zero have been Russia's ambassador to Washlngton. so!~· . Anat'Oly F. Dobrynin, who signed for . 1. ca?, con~nce ~ern of ~~ prac· Moscow at the \Yhite House ceremony, ticali~y, H~rdin.g said, ~x_pla1n1ng .that said the n0t1proli!eration:treaty w.as a mens clothlng u; becoming so fitted major move toward world peace. "I suggest it for a gift, it that's what some::ine is looking {or, but you know something, women go for it less t:l¥.ln men,·• Harding commented while s1'p- ping th.rough the employe walk w~s of the shopping center so the item could be photographed. . : Once· outside, he stretched it out iin front of the Store window while ttie picture was snapped -and was then left holding the bag, the Male Bag, that L~. He said it presents "one more step" in prohibiting the arms· race 3fld assured Johnson that the Scwiet Union is "·ready to make new efforts and new contributions" in the fort.bcoming talks to limit nuclear weapons. Secretry of State Dean Rusk, the U. S. signer, also called the treaty "a ma- jor step" toward a rational world. Hijacked Plane ·nue Bark With .New ··Pilot at Hehn · On Capitol Hill. Senate Democratic. leader Mike Mansfield said of J ohnson's announcemeqt of talks on limiting the nuclear arms race tlhiat "the world can ·breathe the fresh air of new hope today." Wedding Becomes Swinging Affair ~STER CITY, Calif. (UPI) - A quiet • wedding celebration in this suburba'n community turned into a wild.i..fist·swinging uproar when about 50_ wedding guests pummeled two police officers who tried to stop a fight. Twenty patrol.cars from nearby San Mateo county communities quickly responded to a call for assistance Saturday. The distur~nce was quell· eel , and the guests presumably went back to celebrating. HAVANA (AP) -A substitutE!-pilot for the American ajr\iner t\jacked in Florida Saturday and flown to Cuba arrived in Havana today and the Swiss Embassy said the plane and its 14 passengers will be leaving shortly. The embassy, '\thich hand I es American interests In Cuba, said the substitute pilot was from Southeast Airlines but declined to identify him further. A spokesman said Oie original pilot, Cuban-born George Prellezo. will not be aboard the Southeast plane. Prellezo, who is now a naturalized American citizen. is being held prisoner by the Cuban government on charges that he left a Cuban plane in Mjami in 1960 wtien he decided not to return to Cuba. · The twin-engine DC3 was flown here at gunpoint en route from Marathon, Fla., to Key West. The hijacker was Identified by the · Cubans as 'n American but there has been ne> further word on him since the plane landed. Oft:cials kept newsmen away from the passengers since their arrival. They have been staying at the Havana Libre, formerly the Hiltt,i, but they are believed to have departed for the airport early this morning. The Swiss Embassy said that as soon as fueling and landing cost! and form alities are completed the plane will be ready to return to Florida. Youth, 21, Drowns YOSEMITE NATIONAL.PAR K , Calif. (UPI) -A 21-year-old youth from Burlingame drowned Saturday when he slipped off a rock and fell into the MercecfRiver. t ar~llt! t1Jt m~11 TO YOU IN HELPING US CELEBRATE THIS FESTIVE OCCASION • Help us celebrate our 47TH ANNIVERSARY of savings service in Orange County. Y~l:J are cordially invite~ to sit for a free charcoal ~rtrait. courtesy of Anaheim Savings. V1s1t any·of our three off1Cf:!S and.a renowned artist will sketch your portrait. or if you prefer, stop by and watch the artists at wo,k. . ·. Join us for a cup of coffee or punch and while you are here ... Why not open a new savings account or add to your savin_J;ls, we wlll be happy to transfer your account. If you are unable to visit us ift" person, phone or write and we will gladly serid you information to open or transfer your savings account FREE CHARCOAL PORTRAIT JULY 1st thru 10th ANAHEIM SAVINGS . ANO LOAN ABIJOCIATION ANAHllM I ..... I HUNTINGTON HACH ~ 11rw..unoo111-. 7701.lrwlMf, 411 MlfnOtr..t PA 2·~a JA Ht7t LI ...et1 OFFICE HOURS, MONOJh thru THUR~DAY 9 .4 -·FRIDAY 10 -6 l'R•I COJfVl.•UIMT NRllUMQ AT AU I LOCATtOl'ill I . ~"-~~~~~~~...-.~~~~-~----~~-~~...:·:i-~---~~~~~~~-~~~-).~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~-~~~·;...~~-.~~~~~~:il I l -'="'~=-·--------- • t The president of one of Rochester New York's biggest department stores says his rum would sell no mble guna or ammunition. W1lll•m E. L•, president of the four Sibley Llnd.say and CUrr eo.: stores said, '''lbia 11 not an attempt to judge what's wrong. We just feel it would be better if we didn't sell the things." • - Moodq, Ju~ l , 1968 Girl~ i ·6, Slain .. ~ ~I In Park Assault ORANGE, N.J. (UP!l -The 1">tir WU 1al8 and tbe two -aged girl .trten4s , 1'l!n tiAK1 from dancin& at a New YlR'k di&<otheque oo they decided • to cut throogh Orange Park. A man waited in the darkness. Janet Goodfriend, 16, and Veda Davis, 1,, walked through the 47-acre park of lakes and playgrouDd.s along 1 well..ijgbted trail early Sunday, Mils Da.i. told poll co later . They left th Et path ll!ld """""" onto a daxk loo(path. Police said MiH Davis told them a marl stepped from behind some bushes and said to them, "You rure scared the bell out of me." They tokl him he had friglltened them, t.oo, and continued on their way. Then, Miss Davis &aid, ·he rushed at them fy.,QW. behind and be£t. thert\ "with something that looked like a big wrench." He killed Miss Goodfriend and badly hurt Miss Davis, police said. Mi ss Davis told police the assailant knocked bolfl of them down im· mediately. She said Miss Goodfriend appeared to be unconscious. Mi:ss Davls said she aCaPed aod ran for thei police. Police found Miss Goodfriend tying on the ground witti her paOOet ripped off. She was de ad on arrival at Orange Hospital, where an autop:i:y wu _sclheduled today. Miss Dav.is W;ll; admitted to the hospital in fair condition wittt head in· juries and • brokm left hand, which she flung up to protect berself from the assailant. Search Spreads For Explosives Jn Arkan sas RUSSELLVILLE, Ark . (UPI) - A search team combed a 25-mile strip of highway through two small 1;1orth cen- --- HISTORICAL FLIGHT -Yo1U1gsters cheer the Lockheed CSA Galaxy as it taxis past their vant· age point Sunday after completing its first.flight in M<Jrietta, Ga. The world's largest plane, capable of • carrying 100 automobiles or' six Greyhound buses, flew for more than an hour on the maiden flight. Developed for the Air Force, the plane ·will carry 350 troops and all their equipment. Mi9S Davis said she saw'the man ·- about 5-feet-7, in hi8 early a>s, lig'ht- skinned Negro wearing beige trousers and dark shirt -rip Miss Good· friend's clothing off. tral Arkansas communities today for ,. World's Largest Plane Takes Off; deadly oil field explosives apparently 1cattered by pranksters. About 140 of the small pear-shaped devices were found in the area Sun· da,. Sheriff Otto Brinkm·an said they New .F iscal year "would be enough to kill. anyone _ . i"""'~--!;o;n,,. plas· 0 . .. mp;~ ie~m:~~lvlle,::y toi~~-"tti--Could_Be 900-passe nger Airliner t--~~~"';f;!;:;!!~~~rts~gd!!iins~·~w~n!....Jo~_:::'.:J:'.~~'.'_~~ll • gravel highway that runs through a · · Syl·-n'· E'-ctn'c n..M•··•· I c in ·------!G:.'"""'""'""'""""&Ad-RWMiiaR ~l in -• -----....... .... u:: i>.r -~, n ·• D • th R d P'~ and Johnson--•~. Som ... -MARIETTA, Ga. (UPI) ~ troop dePJoymenf capability. red warmng Ii""( that 1ndicat"" a dll· Warren, Pa. Here ahe use1 a magTti-"¥"" """""''-............ ., I I ~· -tying gloas, to inspect a m.etlll and eep ID e e found near two chllrches in Augsburg. ~~est Pane ever to Oy, the C5A Cbmp~ny officials said. howevt!I',' ficulty in lanfilng gear retraction. The las . ab . d Ples~. mtl1tary cargo-troop trc.msport Galaxy they. will push for a . commercial wheels were left down the whole' flight P tic connector f ncate for the Brinkman, who headed the se'·ch co_ul_d be. converted into a .super-version Of the Galaxy with a payload as arnatteroftest-ni-troutiJre. communicatioiu industry. WASHINGTON (UPI) -A new :.. cu . &• • fiscal year opened today with the ad· team, saia it first was believed the ex· ai.rliner WIU. three decks carrying 900 of 300,000 pounds. There is a possibili· "It was perfectly norma,J, free . ministration confident it can overcome plosives were "distributed in a passengers. ty ;tlso of a dual-purpose version -hand!hng." Sullivan· said of the giant Smokey, a dog trained for police effe cts of the nation's fourth biggest deliberate manner." The FBI and "But I think tihe world is not ready passengers in ah Upper' deck and J?lane. "It's a phenomenally beautiful work, is a hero today. Morie Mye rs, deficit in history. . Arkansa:s s~te police oUered help. for a 900-passe~ger ~irliner," said carg? in a lower d~~. Job that sets a new era in aviation ." 13, son of Jefferson County (Mis· When fi scal 1968 ended at midnight, But now it appeared, he said that Lockheed-Georgia'J>resident Tom May Chief pilot Leo Sulbvan, 49, and four The Galaxv ,vhose cargo floor ls souri) deputy sheriff Wi lli •~ By-the government was in the red almost "just some boys got ahold of these. after the Galaxy's niaiden flight Sun-crew members took the Galaxy on an longer than ~Wright brothers' first er1, was romping through a tierry 125 billion. But with a tax increase Uld They thoua:ht they'd have some fun. day. May has supervised development hour and 34-minute flight Sund-ay over flight, new at 10.ro'.l feet and a 11peed patch at his home near Hillsboro a S6 billion spending cut-orf the books, They scared these 'peoples" living in of. the foolt>~ field·lengt.h _craft that northern G~rgia. The only thing to of-229 miles per hour, IMS than half of when the 6-year~ld German Shep-the outlQOk for the coming 12 months the area. will VMtly increase the Air Force's mar to a perfect performance was a its top speed. herd suddenly leaped against the is considerably brighter. M/Sgt. Clarence Wolleey a demoli- boy knocking him to the ground. Preliminary estimates by th e tion expert &ummooed frori-i an Army Several feet ahead lay a copper-treasury department indicated 'that arsenal at Pine Bluff to rem011e the bead snake and Smokey tangled during the fiscal period i·ust closed. explosives, said the reddish-orange · · ef k kill devices ll}easuring 7116 inches Jong ' with 1t. B ore Smo ey ed the billion but took in only a little more and three inches in diameter at the snake be was bitten on the le~ but than $150 billion. rinarl d widest point coukl be detonated by a a vete an sai he woul re-President J ohnson is shooting to sharp blow. cover: , • narrow that gap drastically. possibly Brinkman said they were "truJy live to as low as $2.5 billion. He is depen· and In good shape, but it would take a Bpston police are seeking more ding heavily on the 10 percent income pre.tty good jar to set one of them off.'" information concerni'ng Alex Doug-tax surcharge he signed Friday. The wooden bozes in which the ex· lei, "65-year-old recluse who was C:OU.pled with the tax hike was the plosives had been stored also were found dea d on a sidewa1k in a shab-mandatory , $6 b_illion ~ut i n dumped In the area. Tbe boxes were by section of the ci,ty's South End government s spending, ~~ich also old and dirty but.the break In the wood last week. Police said Douglas, should help ~uce th_e deficit was clean, indicating tlley had been whose tit>dy lies unclaimed in 8 -~e qu estion remamed y.rhether the fres hly opened. mortuary, died of natural causes. ) t~crease would, work to cool off the In his pockets morgue attendants c ntly overheated economy ~d Some things· you can depend on. found $11 768 35 all of it in cash head off wh~t ~ome experts: gloom_1ly < f ' · ' k saw as building toward a. mai]or ___...exce.,t or a wel;e chec . ,, economic eris.is. Rival Cyclists In Gang Battle ' · Tht city fathers want Holly· wO<>fi'& hippie.! to get Ofl. their feet. A. n amendment proposed to the Los Angeles anti-loitering law. would prohibit anyone fr01J1- sitting, lyi71g. or sleeping O'l 11 streets or sidewalks. • Gov. Leiter Maddox o! Atlanta, Ga., says he will attempt to appeal a decision by the Georgia Court of Appeals that Atlanta bars can re- main open legally until 2 a .m. Sun- day. Maddox had directed the clos- ing of bars at midnight Sat)lrdays . Jast y:ear. "You know I'm unhap~y about this," the governor said. 'I think everybody ought to drink car- rot jUice or sweet milk on Sunday . mornlng." Editors note: Phooey! Sheriff Rau.ls Nudist Colony TOPANGA (AP) -For the second time in a week authorities have raided a nudist colony in this Loe Angeles suburb. Edward ~, 48, operator of the Elysian Fields Nudist Colony, and seven of his guest.a were arrested by sheriff's deputies Sunday. In Uie earlier r.aid 18 wert taken into custody. · Lang was cited for allowing nudism on the premises. His seven guests, three Of them women, were cited under a county ordinante forbidding gatherings of totally unclad men and women. SAN JOSE. Calif. (UPI) -A gang fight involving rival motorcycle gangs broke out at a downtown intlirsection Sunday night. resulting in four injuries and damage to at least five motorcycles. 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'' ' I ' ·- .1 ' BUD TUCKER • • SAN DIEGO -Mumblings of the Monday Muse .... DEPI'. OF THEY TELL ME ... The list of candidates to manage the San Diego Padres 1n their first year in the National League bas grown to inchMle Preston Go!'J-ez. Gene Mauch t. Bjll Rlgn@Y,...and Duke Sriider • .- . Of the lot, Snider would seem to be the darkhorse inasmuch a:s new teams generally prerer to start with -izperienced mana:gers. · Gomez figures to draw from the Mexlcan ~pula~n of the area, particularly if the Padres can find on, ·9r two Mex- l ican players ... Statistics show, however, San Diego sPorts events draw ".ery poorly from South of the border . ~ • SUl'Jlrisingly. this includes boxing ... The San Diego Soccer team is also falling on its can. Rigney is by no means out of the questjon .•. He turned dawn a lucrative contract to manage the Detroit Tigers two years -ago, but he loves ch8uenges and the state. of California and everybody wants to work for Buzzle Bavasi. Gene Mauch. is ~ excellent manager and bas 70\lUI on his 's.ide . , . Bavasi has hinted he would like to have a, yoWlg ma.(l on the job. DEPI'. OF. HO HUM ••• At his h!)me !l ~ Costa,~su Diego t1iaigu roach Sid Gillman bas a7awbnmlnl ])OOl. la the shape of a foot~ ball · •.. Laces and all ..• You-auume Gw.m.a alto hat faclfitiea for watchlD-1· f~s 1t11der w8ter; . Tile A11oclated Presa ran ·• story • Walter O'Ma'ney last week wtdcll sta~ la part .that Buzle Bavasl is in Saa Dlegfl with tfle )tie1rbl11 of· U!ie. ~ger owner , • . O'Malley ha1 indicated aeverai ._et ·tut this is not the case. . . . . --· ·c hu te New Goff· Boss At Estancia ' Wallace Cllute, Estancia's Bee baske:thall coach 'for tbe pcist bwo"seasons, has been named Estancia H i g h School's varsity goU coach. Olute replaces Gordon Morrow, who resignaj_ .tb· enter the 'Global Engineer- i'.ng Specifications Co. th.rte, 31, inherits th"e defending CIF champions With three . of the top six goliers of the team due to DEPT. OF ONE MAN'S oPINI;ON ~ ~ • r return next seasoh. The Rockets of the Nati~al Basketball As$0Ciatiqn and 0 che city of San Diego will be better off for th"e naming of t n next year• C h u t e -ll<d, '''nlere's no Que<· lormer Cal athletic d.µ'ector Pete Newell as general manager • "'T •. , Peter is all class. lion in my mind that we A renovation program, costing $10 million, has been an-have ~ Ver.Y. ~ g'olfers nounced for the Del Mar race track ..•. The tratk is pie-. -:-·.f wWier,fwe have the' ---tjll'esque-and·au;-t>Utit cou1d-1tand-a~little-freabening~up..-"'--<1epttin....,., again,-1 don!t-Jmow;-J Surfing is an easy sport ... I tried it the other day and will depeod-00-8Qm&-)'GWI 1---.,omun~a•~a~ny.ioi..n~e ~catr]~E!t knocked""Mrhlf1il!W"bYlfWave. kids ... ' '' The heavyweight championship picture will reinain ridiculously garl;lled for at least another year ... The logical He is a graduate of st. bout, of course, is Joe Frazier and Jimmy Ellis but neither Cloud State College in St. camp cares to ris;k enough to make the. match. Qoud, Minn. The managers are all but set for two of baseball's ex-Chute coached basketball pansion teams ••• Joe Adcock will be the Seattle pilot and and baseball at Royalton Bob Lemon will go· to 'Kansas City. High School in Minnesota for two years before going DEPT. OF HA HA , • , Bou.le Bava1i telll aboat a group of h1I wrtten when be was general manager at Montn:al. • The jonrnaUata: were· having more than a few at a Montreal tavern and called Ba'{aal ID the middle of the Dlgbt to lpform him they were 1lgnlag bla name to the tab. "Okay," Battle said tleeplly, ubat bug up ud let me get some sleep." The next time Bava1l eatered the joint,, ,die -ma~ager ·preaentecl hh,iwttb a ldD. fer $13".05. ·fj'a .. ally, -Buzzle wanted to bow wbat the Dietel was for. "Don't you remember?" the owner. tald. '"Ibey called yw on the pb~e that night." -DEPI'. OF ISN'T IT ABOUT.'l'IME? ... That professional soccer owners were given some kind of an award for valor. That they ~ saliva tests·to the Tigers and Cardinals. . That sorilebody said the only-way'for cities to get major sports franchises is to guarantee new stadiums. That Caliente made it a trifle easier to win the >10. That somebody noticed football season bas arrived. DEPI'. OF POETRY ' " ms own, of course, to each, I'll vacation at the beach. No need to cet up too soon, Even the sun sleeps 'tll noon. RACE ENTRIES !'« T-6fy, Ju~ 'L 1~ Oliy CINI' a """' -·;.,.., l'ttl l :U PM. l"IRST RAC•, 1 ltl•, mllll. t 'l'Mr Oldl bftd In C1llloml•. Clllmln1. Purw MODO. Cl1lmlnsl 11rlct IJOCIO. lrltll E~lrt IL Gll1191on) 11A at .... LM!Mr IM Vinni ll• ·K1n1sword CW Harm•lll 111 Klddtt'I Lare (R 8!.nco) 11' !oo!er DI-!F G1r11)-11lfU CllH'I' !Cid (R Menell) l1l E1todo J,.I P1loml,..) r 11' Fre<ldle "ti. 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(AP) -Althougli Michigan State's foothill team won only thru -ol 10 .(1m .. Ille sea1on wu a 1ucce11 at the turnsUles: Six borne 1amn arew Ul,91111111, o«ond belt a~ t.ndance ill ~ biml")'. on ·to Pulaski High in Milwaukee, Wis. There be was the assistant varsity goU coaC'b.· for four years wtlile the school was enjoying four cons~utive cl· ty championships ·m goll. From Uim he came to Estancia to ·fulfill B e e basketball duties aJ)d helped out with tile JV golf pro. IJ"a!D. I . Deep Sea Fish Report NRWl"ORT IArt'1 Llllllllll'l}-toi Ill" ti.rs; It barr1Clld1, 237 bonito. '75 bau, 11 N llbul, I nllow!1ll. {DIW'f"I Licker) -'101 -le"; 1.Mll bonito, 1.0M Mu, .a 't'91lowt111, 1 white lff to.11, 24 lllrr1cud1, 27 1!111.bul. SAN CLl!Ml!NTS-259 ll'lllle"' 1,3l'7 bonito. I03 bin. 1 White *" ro.u, S4 tllllbul, 14 lil,,.1cu4.1, 1 yellowl1ll. OCl!ANSIDl!....:D6 lllttlerl; m blr- taelld•, l,lll blu, 1.243 Ool!lto. 1 vei. lowt1t1. ~· h1llbu1. 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AINI 1tlll'I AAMCO. )'.Ur f.rat1"111l11lon Clttl.be Pl'Otfft9d by ewer 500 AAMCO Cen· Mn CO.. to c-t. • "" minvk ..... ·• .......... -~··· ·Y-~.._.yw.r &M1 ......... AA.watl 1741 ... .,.,. •• '41-16'6 G1rden Grov1 .................. tft. ....... S.nt1 Aft1 nt •. L'1rlt SI. , .. • . .. .. •• • • """"" ~-.--·-.. ,. --·· ... ! Monday, July l, 1968 DAIL V PILOT al: Ca~'dinals: Dump Westminster ,_ 4-~ ! • • • By ROGER , CARLSON battle Fountain Valley Sun· Craig Glass got thing! In the first, BUI White "-"111 vi~ '" :. Of .. DAllV Plllt Steff Aa It N ... Fount.a la Valley's cardinals niade it 'five straight in the National division of the 'Orange C:OUn· \y Baseball ~ league with a 4-2 · decision over Westplinster, r. Sdnday, at Fountain Yaney H~. ·1.n<1, Ooota Mesa's l:omeu picke4 up their .first win · in loop action when La FOniia could not prOduce umpires for the scbedul~me at the loser's diamond. day at 1:90 at Fountain started with a single and tripled and came home on w1u1a,.. , 1 1 '1: Valley High white Costa .Jim Slagel sacrificed him to 'Dick Hefler's sacrifice to ::;;~11 ~ ~ : 1 Mesa is scheduled to host-· second. center field. Elle<'. c ' ,• ,• :.• Tllomlt, rl ~ Wt$tmlnster et Estancia •·Barry Wallace punched Another run in the second Ch1v1rr11. 1t1 .. , • 1 .. Gt111, 3tl 4 1 t .t High School ' one through the box to get came without the benefit of s1191c, • o • • " Coach John S&.int of Coata · Glass to third and when the a base hit when t h e '1;;!':1 L 11 ; ~ ~ ~ Me~ ii b~rul , of geting thrqw got away at the plate, Cardinals parlayed two Wttlfnlltttw ft) • :: TeWinkle Pan: foe the site, Glass came in to score and walks for a run. RHifriw. 11 A: : :, ti') bowever-1 Wallace-ended up on third, JI Sla I t th Prw11, u • o l r'Oilnta:m Valle)r's •deeis~ Bill White took the· 'Cue "'· m · · g e wen e cr.11. ct J' •, ' • distance for F o u n ta 1 n c111fl!ll•r. ,. • 1 over W~,' w.4 s and knocked Wallace home 0<-1ue, c J 1 J: I ~~~ed by a ~run uprls· • with .8 single to wrap up , V-alley, strikln: out 11 while ~:";.,,:Ji;: : t ~ 1ng m the bottom of the seoring. . wa-lking two and allowing Gtl"dNr", 11 2 o o ~ seventh innilig a· f t ~ r The Cardinals ht.d opened _five hit6. Fru z, 11 ~ : ~~ .:-t Westminster had tied the the game with a ~ingle taity '5-e ~ IMM. r.'r:: ;ti 2 o : ~ Me&a now stands 1-4. ·Placentia Merchanls game at 2·2 in the t~ of. the in· each · of the first two . R. H 1 . .'~,~ •• •• ,. : 0 0 0, Will nth I WH!ml111'9<' llDO OOCI 20!)-2 $ I ....,._ • 0 1, ~ey~. . ram·es. 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Jtl(Mrd A, kn•ll llK*~r. ~ Du!NIJC Jr .• fl, 11111 ·P'l'Wlll• p_.,.., "''" Y. • H1......., vs Drrkt Oeelt ·-Mlr;ertt· ~.-Flslllr "' Mlll1nl "r•nll bolh ol Cost• ~. •• H11"Yt1' Fl1Mr LLIAMS-Jl:ILIEV -J~ _'n;. Dllnl'lle Ell'Mr E..,.ty-11 Nll<Tb VI Cecil E. Mar· Dotlr.dt C.· Ntl..,,. "' Willl1m IC. ~ Willl1tnJ, J6, Wd Ull.... 0 . rll llUtY. l ~M~OJ. C:o1!1 Mfte. Ntltofl MO~ll ~ION -Jo.ma r£i JUDa.MIENTS Wl111nl W. Tr1uOI' YI M1 .. 1rel TrtYW ~' ,1111 Aletl J.f1J:.1t1of J.J-, Geor9l1 Ned~ HtnOlll "' Jedc &. °'11111$ O. Curit! "' Miidred G. Curll! """' Mun1lt19;ru ... m. HtrrOft (IMUl ...... I ) 91tlle Dobrt VI G4otM MorMlt Dobfv. PILLSIUll.Y-P VOL't -J...,. 22, 1(11hlet11 L. Httm&ll \11 lt1Jlclollltl IEllltl Lucille S_,. ft P'IUI Giibert. Mldleet f: PllLl"''Y· u •..• 1111 1"11rkl1 ....... ft , ... nu1"""0 Si.ff ,t,nn Pf'1Ml.l!, II, lloll'I ef W61miltlltf. CIWlrl• M. P1Y111 vs Lois C P1¥1\f Piula AM Mltobl "' llldlird T. MtLEOl).POST -J-22. 111'¥M It. (111nulmenfl -M(Ltod. ~s. •1111 Llllll P(ilt. 21. botll of Ktlhl"" M. Mabft YI Riw WIU11m Mltobe • Mu~Unt!Oll 8 , M.ll'tllot (M'll'IUl"""'I! 111111! F. Yeem1n1 YI Ylr1lnla P'. •GREENE-FUN MOUSEll -J-!2, IN TEllLOCUTOltT OECltl!ES Ytom1n1 • 0.le EdwllrCI reefle, 77, ol Munllfll!Oft CMol J Era•trom YI ICelltl O, L¥11 Amell1 H1ke1 vs D•Yld VlllCtlll !------+·;;;di· Md Dolt'>lo;:...~.:...·.-:...-_-_._ ....... -., #td 11_i..,Gr.c,e_.JiWJtoill~...£rt-•-H1k11 _ . , -------i" • ' - -.--Gi'lce s--:-t1fn.n!Vf.(6b.~lliiiiiil 1• -• Helen F_ Hlndlon •• )VlllJ.m Ellw•nl' ~ Go't Newborn Twins? They C.an Be on TV HllldSOll ' l'ftrltll LOUIH Moon&Y VI ICen ...... 1t1y M-• l•••rlv JD111 llut11m1" \11 P'1tric~ lt1lph I Ll>flm&" "'"ffllfll G. V1ltnroel1 YI lloberl .•. V1!1niuel1 Joi;tl¥n IC11t!trlno ·Ml111 "" J1mn T~eodOl'I Mlltt Yukiko H1mmer v1 DeMll c. Hommer Eric ll1l11Mon •• Ge«1Je111 ll&IDl!lon 0()ftlkl SIU.'1 Stncb YS Dl1n1 Del By VERNON scon denon's other highly· rat<'.d P~rr;:I~ Smllll ... GeorH E. Smllll HOLLYWOOD (UP I) If show. "Family Affair." in John 4, Vtrleur.,. ller11 Verleur -11....-0.lt l<e.llv VI Kty Ll'fln ICelly ' "OU hOO Mn 90nS born fact. boa&ts twintS. L1 llue Mlrlh1 luck ,... fre1tc1i I ' Bul ..._,let. will b t • between .Jbne 17-24 this ... ~Y M1ct1~.i' :uc!,.,. ... £lorifll M•rl• year. you can put them right some4hing new and con· Mn" to wctk next · month in sidecably more expensive. GI~~,:" H•ri. .... wuu • .,. '""'°' teleWsion's ''My Th re e When the youngsters are A•letle A. 1p1111. v1 Jo11n ""· s.1111e Sons" serM!s. filmed for ttle first episode Giid•• 1. L1w11 VI Fr1n11 co. L1w11 •-the' · l ~-·\I ci. ... L. P1rtu w 1t1Vtn1111e1 w. P1rti1 On tile eighth episode of a • .-tr arnva u,.,y WI ,...,,. IC•llLlffn w'"""· Jr. .,. 1tus- th I · .... find themselves suddenly w11 1utt011 w1boll, Jr. e ong-runmng .,,ow -ed c.,.,.,,.. ; .. ...,. wm1 .,. Ji,,,.. 7....., noW in its ninth year -unemploy . wuis characters Robbie 8 n d "Once we've filmed the c,,.,. Slit 111wt..rHr "' L-4•11d Katie will become th e 15-day old children. they'll ,. 11~!"1.11~::!:."'"'... !)Oft,.. L" parepts of triplets, thus ~ re::a=~y =~ ~ J•~:~11r1 ... J••NnM "' 1tC111er1 perpetuating the Thret Sons ~rlf'lur J1s11er.011 ..... week.a old,'' FeddersO'll ex· s....11 ..._ G1r11.,,., w J""" J. G1r11lftll. 1uenle. • ed ,,, Twinl'i will not suffice pt.am · 1C11tn c. G¥Mr .,. 00.-0111¥ G.r....-"The law allows babie~ con1t-.-1tlCll:l9!1 "' 0r111 J. 111ddell because producer Don Fed-N~ ... ~~ 1Ev•rru YI Ch••lft derson actually netd11 twn t·hat i>ge to be filmed twn Llr.11 L11 ~-VI L•nnY Gii• set.s of twins. us.in~ the hours a day instead of 20 11u,J1~,",,,,t~,.,~· s1e111-"' J&Hoh s. I th b b .. andb minutes. And be~ieve me. i. our a y as a y. "••'•"•' !· •11 w1 G••i. M••r1re1 ,.,, F~•-h · la ed d we'll need all ttie time we "' s 1v1 •• P'•ul Giibert s "'' t:U\11;rson a6 p c a s B•llY Lucille Llbl-rtlo YI 4nlh01!¥ Mlfll · t.h f f · bl can get. It takes about 10 Llber~ Jn ede ~ or ~~· eduede-seconds for the oameras to "1Nlw1e 11t I!:~ YI J°""' Jllffl>h ey lWUl:I ne ' th ed Phlllp W, Burich VI. NlllCY M. l'lourtcn U ge~ly" for his show So gain e proper spe . !liO J1Y1te o. c1r10 111 lle>bert o.· c1r1a 1 r •n -. 'lh th ti I P1rltl1 M. Turner -w., •. W, ... ,.-1 th ti •··· b W1 e ny onee we on y , ,,,..,. ... ·• ·~ •v -£r e rep es ·-e een .. F.."~, ,,,. 1"11!111 v1 c1rr v 1e1or kim T. · · shoot about 20 seconds at a .. , I s py. 1me JS growuig J 111me 1. MM .. "' C•roi L•nne time." M11u , short and he needs the kid s N1ncy Loul:11 ~ ,.., Don.Id H1nild in 8 hurry. Fed.derson is well aware JJ~~1tutt.OC11 Yi t......,111ut1ec1" The bab' ill be It that the triplets will add' a Ch•n•T'L11 SIMI YI MlclMtl Slit• ies w we 11_, 11. 111111 ... -tt-· .,. J•rNI H. cared for, generously paid new diutension to his show Mfllftr _ ~ and not overworked. and increase viewer in· ~~1r1r. wtillfleY VI 111mon1 11. Ea h hild ill be paid ..,5 terest. But first. he must M1~ s. Elden ~· J mn "· l!1<1t" C C W ., "th t _,;,. f ROllllCI Allr!'d A.\l !"' Vt Je ... ftt • da,v. come up "'1 wo St::i.:i o Fr1oc•.A.s1<im twins in less th&on a month. 1,,i.111 Cl1Trt !lob!"'°" v1 Leo "We must have two pairi;1 r'~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;ii'~'"iiiii'-;iii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. of twins who look atike."11 Fedderson explained. "They bave to be about. 15 days old because we can't wcrk children younger ttian that. 4 '"As ii is, we'U only work them l'.} seconds st a time. and a total _Qf 20 minutes all day. 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"''"'-~""' -- , -~--~""-••-•-n-•·=-·..::t....__ ...__~ ~ --~------ NEWPORT BEA.CH HUNTINGTON BEACH ( Fe1hion l1lend ) ( Hunlin9ton Center) ' ' • --~--... ----~-~--~----------···-~--···~ ... oL······~----------------------~ ---- ., /, I ! I , .. • • N~wpor-t Barbor Today's ·aostag --' YOL 61', NO. 157, 4 SECTIONS, 42 PAGES 214 Aboard-• Soviets Seize U.S. Troop· Jet WASHINGTON (AP) -An airliner carrying 214 U.S. aervtcemen to Viet- nam iB being held today on a Soviet island ln the Pacific 9ceen after ~g loreed to land by MIG lighters: The chartered DC8 was on its way to Viet.Dam from McOl.ord Air Base in Seattle, Wash., Sunday .when, the U.S. government said, it str~ oft course and was forced to land on lturup Island, a 'part of the Kurile chain in the northern Pacific. The State DepartmC'flt immediately contacted the Soviet embassy in Washington and urged the quick release of the plane, its passengers and the 17 crewmen. A Japanese Air Force Radar Station said it began tracking tile plane at 4:30 p.m. PST Sunday and warned the pilot he was on a course that would cross the Soviet-held i;;land. ~ilot-replied:"-''We=caunot"'alter our cou:lse," Japanese_ sources said •. indicating the plane aJ.ready was under MlG escort. ~ The sources said the plane was tracked ane>thf1 five minutes before it disappeared from radar screell8 at a position abe>ut 30 miles south of Iturup Island. U.S.· Ambassador Llewellyn E. Thompson said in Moscow be was told by Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin and First Deputy Foreign Minister Vasily V. Kuznetsov the incident is under in· vestigatioo. The Pentagon said the pilot of the chartered Seaboard-World Airlines jet, Joseph Tosolini, talked by radio with Strict Newport Police Restrict Boa Constrictor Charles Cobbs' pet 'WU whisked away from hlm and impounded while Cobb was given a ticket Sunday for playing with the slx·foot boa con· strictor on a Newport B"each street corner. • ~ The constrictor was restricted to a cage at the city pound today. Police saJd an officer on routine patrol drove past Balboa BOUievard and 19th Street about 8 a.m. when be spotted Cobb, al, of 2129 Miramar, Newport Beach, cuddling the boa con· strictor around his neck. Cobb was cited under a municipal code which prohibits keeping wild animals without a permit. The boa, of course. is a reptile but the anti-wild animal ordin'3nce was ap- parently as close"tos police could get in finding some way to · get the huge snake orf the street. At the city 'pound, meanwhile, Dr. Albert Stockton said he is "waiting for the owner to come aroWJd and pick it up." Dr. Stockton said boa constrictors aren't venomous reptiles. Instead, they manage to eat ley squeezing their dinner to death. Asked what he planned to feed it, Dr, Stockton said it wasn't necessary to worry about a menu for tbe snake because boas eat "only once every three or foour weeks ." He said if the snake goes unclaimed , it will be turned over to UCI . another American aircraft during the incident. AeCOl"ding to.the Pentagon, the p~Ot of the Seaboard plane reported about 1:20 p.m. that 141G fighters had in· tercepted him and was forcing him to land at What appeared to be a MIG base on an Island •. At 7:39 p.m., the Pentagon said, the Seaborad plane radioed that it bad Ian· ded without injury to anyone on board and without damage to the plane. The last transmission was at 7:42 p.m. when the pilot reported he had shut off bis engines, the Pentagon said. The . Defense Department, in an· nouncmg that the pl,ane had been fotc· ed-lo land, &aid the alrcral~ charte<ed from Seaboard by the Military·Airll!l Command, had strayed of! it:s cour after taking off from Yokota, JaP£C. In New -York, headquarters for Seaboard-World, a spokesman for the charter line said the crew had flown the route 6everal ti.mes' and "we don't see how it could have been off course unles-s there were some ex:traoidinarY (See PLANE, Page Z) Divers Resume Harbor Search For LB Sailor Divers resumed their search In Newport Harbor this morning for the ~ of a Long Beacb sailor who either .fell or w~ knocked by a boat boom lnto the water Sunday alternoOn Missing W•i Robert James Spencer' 20. • Spokesmen for the Harl>Oi-Depart· ment and Lifeg\ulrd Departmoot said scuba divers halted their search at dusk Sunday. Spencer was skipp'ering a ren.ted 14· fO?t sailboat with a girlfriend abOard when be entered the water about 3:30 p.m. between Lido Island and &th street off the Balboa Peninsula. His companion, identified only as In- grid TayJor, told ·police she was riding in the bow of the small craft when she heard a sound of wmeone being struck. She said she turned and saw Spencer falling backwa:ds. She said be ap- peared to be gasping for breath as he entered the water. The victi m came up once for air, then sunk out of sigh, she later told Harbor Department patrolmen. Miss Taylor, herself an in - expenenced sailor, managed to hail a passing .boat and was towed hack to the sailboat rental agency at the Balboa Peninsula Fun Zone where the Harbor Department was notified o( the accident. Sto.,r. Markets NEW YORK (AP) -The stock market settled lower th.ls afternoon after a feeble aUempt to rally won no support in the morning-. (See quota· lions, Pages 24·25). Trading was lighter t.hao last week. UCI to Get Med Col,(lege Despite Cut in Budget UCI-Calllomla Oollege of. Medicine will be moved to the Irvine campus as planned tn spite of a '310,353 budget cut by Gov. Ronald Reagan. .. The governor !tern vetoed money put in the general 11A1e budget by the Legislature for lllCMng the medi<al ED BURKE WINS OLYMPIC BERTH Orange Coos\ Coll<&• h 111 or y ·---1--Ed.llulla.h muner men lllan 224 !eel Sundey at the Los Angole1 Collsewn lo win.-by two In- ches -a berth oa the United Stotes Olympic toam. . lle's fU'lt Orange Co..t area athlete to make the team and atlll faces a toni. hot 1ununer 0( keerdnl fit for bigh a!Ulud• trials to be -held in Sepl<mbe< u Lake Talloe. !See P&J!e 21 for comp!~ d.Wls.) • . ~llege from lts present Los Angeles SJte to the UC Irvine campus. But UCI Vice Chancellor L E Cox saXl today he does not betiev~ the governor intended to stop the move of the medical school. He noted money to build the first medJcaJ buildings on campus wu left in the capital ouUay portion ot the llllte budget. ' The medical college cut, .along with other cuts totaling $10.2 million will have to be absorbed within' the statewide unJversity operating budget, Cox said. The impact on lrvi e and the other eight campuses detennJnded in Uni vent 0 e, Id. A state Finance Department spokesman said it wa1 the governor'• beHef the budget already contained enough to continue the medk:.ll college move on schedule. Part or the '310,353 included money to upgrade the college's faculty . Reagan Jett in a separate legialaUve addition ol 1369,029 lo add 1711 lacully poiltloos at the collqe. EDITION NEWPORT BEACH, CALIFORNIA: -MONDAY, JULY I, .1968 • TEN CENTS Mesa Death Probe ,..~uncilman's _Wife Accusf!d o.f .Murder By ARTHUR R. VINSEL -or .. Dllty Pllll lflfl Detectives th.ls morrilnc .cOnferred · with the Orange County district at- torney, 3sking a complaint charging the wife ol. Costa Mesa City Coun· cfiman George A. Tucker with homicide in the knife slaying of their ., 11ext door neighbor. Mrs. Irene M. Tucker, :t1, of 1642 MinOrca Drive, was arrested Friday night. Police expected to have her ar· raigned in Harbor District Judiclal Court by this afternoon or Tuesday mocajng. The tiny housewife, who weighs only 9'l pounds, is suspected of plunging a yet-unidentified weapon deep into the right chest of Mrs. Harriett V. \Vestphal, 68, of l~ Minorca Drive, on F.riday afternoon. "That woman, she Stabbed me," Mrs. Westphal gasped to a neighbor, "I heard a series of screams and a dog barking.'' Scheok told det<ctives, at whi~ time he ran out of his house and saw Mrs. Westphal standingjn the middle of the street. Schenk said she saw h1m and started across the street, covered with blood and tremendously upset, but fell to a slttlng position as she approached and then collapsed to the ground. · Schenk ,cried for his wife to call police and an ambualance (lnd then began trying to help MrJi. Westphal, sopping at her torn side with a pile of clean diapers. · SLOW RESPONSE DetecUfes Sam Cordeiro and Gary .J1lompson arrived on the scene and went· to the Tucker home, where they raog the doorbell several times befOre getting any response. -!!<'!'Wd-V~ I 5 Minorca Drive. after staggering across e street to-his home· and~llapliine...on the lawn. "What do you want?" they quoted the councilman's wife as saying through a win,dow. ey·asked~her to-open-the door..,--bul----..;;,~ DAILY PILOT 1'9tl Pllet9 ARRIVES AT COURT -New· port Beach Det. Sgt. Ken Thompson trails manacled. murder suspect Edwin William Chott III into Harbor District she refused. . Mis. Tucker fOiQ them she opened - the door to no one but her husband , so LAST WORDS , a call was pul in to the nearby United Schenk, a Los Angeles Fire Depart· Cali!ornia bank branch where Tucker ment employe, told investigators the is employed. mortally wounded woman was PoJn· He had already left however, ap· ting at lhe Tuckers' neat ·corner borne parently summoned home by his wife, when she spoke her last words . and arrived on the scene within Pe>lice Sgt. Larry Bersch said Mrs. moments to allow the detectives in· Westphal was dead on arrival at Hoag side. Memorial Hospital, but she bad ap-After talking with Mrs. Tucker, parently died at the scene. (See STABBING, Page %) Municipal Court for this morn· D G ll w • . h • ~~~g:.rrai~ent on murder ~ e Uf:I, e ins S mas ing M~t~~~~.I In CdM Murder Arraigned Today Murder suspect Edwin William Chott III, 17, was arraigned for first degree murder today in Newport J-Iarbor Municipal Court. The AWOL Camp Pendleton MarJ ne. accused of beating to death Corona del Mar insurance analyst George Lyons, 48, arrived at Newport Beach City Jail about 9 p.m. Sunday. .He was esco~ on a cross-country fhght from Indianapolis, Ind., by Newport Detective Sergeant Ken Thompson . Asked i1 Chott appeared nervous. Thompson replied . "\Vouldn't you be?" The teen-ager, a native or Per· ryville , Mo., Was arrested l>Y FBI agents 10 days ago ift,Indianapolis. He was hnked to the murder after the dead man's white Thunderbird turned up in Springfield, Mo. Chott was reported missing from Camp Pendleton about May 20, the date that the 48-year-old Lyons was slain in his bachelor apartment. The suspect was arrested quietly in an .. fndianapolis ·suburb where he was walking penniless through the streets. An FBI spokesman said he had beeu living rent-free in the garage of a cou- ple who had "just befriended him . They didn 't know he was wanted. or anything like that." Sgt. Thompson said Olott was handcuffed but unshackled at the legs during the trip to Newport Beach. He said the suspect was nervous, but in a talkative mood. Chott will reach his 18th birthday soon. However, he ill sun a junveile before the eyes of the law. Police said be will probably lint be ordered to ap- pear in Juvenile Court. <>Doe there, police said they expect • the 11.year-old to be certified as an adult and returned to criminal courts for prosecution . Victt?ry iii French -Vo .te_ PARIS (AP) -After France's big· gest election landslide in 49 years President Charles de Gaulle had e mandate today to repair the economic damage of weeks of labor and social strife and to carry out a sweeping reform o{ France's industrial and educaticmal systems. The voters in the final round Sunday or the two-stage National Assembly elections gave. the Gaullists and their allies a majority of more than 200 seats in the 487-seat legislature. There bas been no Sllcb landslide in French parliamentary history since the 1919 victory ol a nationalist coali- tion. It was also a crushing setback to the Communist and other opposition forces . Premier Georges Pompidou said the Bicyclist, 14, Injured in Crash The condition Of • 14-year-old bicy· cle rider who collided with a sports cz1r Sunday was. r,ported §erious to- day at Hoag Memorial Hospital. Wayne Wilson , living with an aunt at 706 Avocado Ave., Corona del Mar, was Ul.rown from his bicycle and into the windshield of a sports caiPdriven by Gary Scott Jackson, 18, of 471 E. 19th St., Costa Mesa. The boy was taken by ambulance to Iioag with' serious head injuries. Police reports indicate the bicyclist was riding downhill against traffic on St:adtift Drive. The motorist was driv- ing up the hill, Jackson told police he saw one bicy· cle rldtt go by, then rQUnded a bend and saw the Wilson boy coming taward him at a fast speed. The motorist said he tried to veer awaiy from the boy, but th"'i.t it was too late. Jackson was not cited pending an investigation. ' ·elecUon l'tlulta lhond "defensive reacu0n" of the People "against totalitarianism.•) The campaign talk of Oaulllsm of'' tot a I i tar i an com- munlsm," coming after th e great stu· dent and ~r upjieaval in May, brought ·an overwhelming response front the mi le class. Cut Pompldou warncd"that the government still faces "difficulties which are going to be enormous, dilllculties that arise rrom the crills and which we must now try to overcome." Student disorders in the -Latin Quarter of Paris Saturday and Sunday nights were a reminder of the pro· blems facing the regime. One of them is reform of the an- tiq uated educational system. promised students after their rebellion in May touched off riots, disorders and three weeks oC industrial strikes -which paralyted economic life. Another major problem is the bill for widespread wage i n·c re as es granted to end the strikes. The wage hikes, also threaten inflation and · higher prices which in turn would bring demands for still more in the pay envelopes. Pompidou .and De Gaulle have given no details of their program to combat these problems. But they did hope that the proportions of the election victory would help restore international con- fidence in French stability and halt the run on the franc which has been cu~g into the government's resources ror weeks. " Results of the first-round voting on June 23, in whi ch a majority was re - quired for election, indicated a Gaullist majority in the assembly . But there was no anUcipation of the ovenvhelming proportions the victory took. , Interior Minister R a y m o n d Marcellln announced that the Gaullist Democratic UnJon for the Republic, the UDR won 929 seats in the assembly, or a majority of 111 without any allies. Berkeley Curfew Holds FACING ARRAIGNMENT Mrt. Irene Tucker Dr. Cunningham Appointment .. Becomes Official By THOMAS FORTUNE Ol IM Dloll~ Pile! Sl.rf Newport-Mesa Unif1ed s c b 0 0 I District has a riew school soperfu. tendent -today. j)fficially. The change in command ii &n· tidimatic -.. William t. Qm. ningham has been on the job part time • for several months While still.holding down the position of superintendent o( Hayward schools. Former Supt. Leland B. Newcomer, who has been on va cation for several weeks, toda y became president of La Verne College. Dr. Cunningham, although he bu a running start at his new job, facet a tough assignment. • He lakes over a -school district becoming desperately short or classrooms and unable to pass a bond issue. But he begins the task with en. thusiasm and optimism. In several public 3p pcara nee s already, Cunningham has confidenUy predicted he will enjoy h.is new assign· rnent. He has expressed strongly a desire to give the public what tt wants. He says he recognizes that education is an expensive bill. . , . His approach is more soft sell than his predecessor's. "I work Cur you, gentlemen," he said 1n one talk to a service club. 0 [ want to assure you here and now that I will do everything in my power to keep in touch with you, because you pay the bill. "lt',s an expensive bill. I recognize unningham , 42, has In the past valved In community activity; which chambers of commerce, service clubs, church and youth group6: He has served as member of two school boards', an · unusu81 background that gives him per:spectlve· from both sides of the fence. Oran•e Weatlter We're due for a few breeze& to chase those clouds off the coast Tuesday, bringing mosUy sunny weather in the low 705. Mayor Lihs, Then Reirp.poses After!./. Jbl\'>,test Trouble 'I California campus. were allowed to walk the INSIDE TODi' l' BERKELEY (AP) -The Berkeley mayor, who got roughed up during • third straight night of demoostratjon1 • by polltJcal acUvtsts, said anqlher When the mayor was spotted and street& near the campus Booting octivit11 ha.a ~J)lcMd up cloaed In on, he retrealtd to a nearby dusk·fo.dawa curfeW was In on bo&h coosU at the 1t.1mtner • ' toni t The first one wu deC er ...... uce station amid soine lhouU of lei.ah said they bad not seaaon Qttl in JuU flOi'no. Pagit1 """ wbetbe to relnltate the 10, 11 and JJ. 'kltr1iim,muM'.,...l!l!lr.'.'".:--~-~-~rt~~ij .. ii"fF.i[ifii:-'"--'-"'!!e''!!ll......!!!!..-f-i;;;;;::--::::..:~-:-;;:;;;;;:o;::=-;;--I----'"' ~ -................. . "That'• the caliber or the people Although more than ,100 penMs ..... 1e. n, 11 ....... ' Mayor Walter Johoaon was manhandl· ed and ,P.f 1IJ)01l SUnday alght while he stood near a rally of J ,500 at a . park. 'Mle demonstrations. which have been mvked by 'police tear 111 at· tacks, f1rebomblngs and " J n d o w Mnaahing, stemmed trom demand.t to have tr~e assembly on Telegraph Avenue near the Univeralt,y ot we're dealing with," Jobnsori s•ld were arieetecf .. for curfew vtotaUom g,:r,:: ...; =· ._. : later. and mallclous mlscblef, Sunday w.11 ~ : ....... ,._ .., The state ot emergency WM remov· the quietest niiht since the turbulence _.. ...._ r : :=' ,! ed at dawn , end!ng a weekend or began. :=: ..... : ::= C:-,,: "French style'' battles tn which The 1ituatkm became ten&e early ln ... ..,,.....,. ,, '""' n.• youthlul demonstrator• were drlvtn the evening, when Mayor Wallace ;:T.t.. ~ t:"..::"'* -: from street barricades . by charging John.9on was roughed up ind spat oo =-r::.,. : =:: ': police wJth tear gas. when he made •'1 appe.aranee at a .,,..~ M ..... """" w Oofy new1m•• With •veclall1· ll•ued (See CVllFEW, 1'.,. I) j -~ ' ---·---- I DAILY PILOT • • • • Trustees -eompute1' To 'Free' ' Freewa11s Too Pick New President .. < .Trulteu ol ·Nroport·Me'"' Ullified School Di1tr1ct will choose a new l>oud J)l'Olldont Tu•sday rugbL · Donold Strauss, of l'!•wporl Bo~ bu -·--ldotlt tho -· itllool ,..r, and Mn. Ell!abeth Lilly, ~ Colla Mesa, bu hoen board clerk. •1-ADother agenda Item ·hu William ltltter, in charge of hiring district ~boot teachers, being reassigned as J!lrnclpal of Lincoln . Intermediate sclK.ol lD Corona del Mar. Cbar!el Cataoue, earlier ,auigned aa Uocolo principal for next year, ~11 inltead become principal of Sonora ·~ -c.r .... de! Mor. ' ·Ca-and present Lincoln prln- . dpal Wenier Carllon are Involved In a tP·""1 prillclpal nritch anDOuncecl in · Pet:ruary. The Sonora School vacancy arose wben Wendell Ed• .. resigned to move to the Fountain V'&lley school system. ' "A new Pmon will be rocrulted to be In char&e of hlrinl teachers. It is recommended the po1ltlon -be upgrad- eCI and carry the titJe of auistant auperlntendent. Supt. Willlam Cunningham has said that the person who interviews and 'birel)eacher applicants performs the mott Important function in education because ·teachers are the heart of a School system. DAILY ,\LOT Staff ....... ·Educators . . . Tbo compulor ls a rc>ll'Ublo 1n, . stiumtnt thot already !1 changjng the -Id. Robert Gof.d01!>,Jll&Jl8ger ol !h• -computer faclllly of uCI told a group ol --·tr•i<ri. Spooldnc Frlda7 to a nmlnar at c.r.... dl1 Mar· Hl(b School, Gordon Nld the computer will tab over the -·· -of dlsHmlnatlng 1n:-fcrmat:Loa . Twllen then will bo able tO ...,.,. emirate Oil teacNnc lludenll how to nuon by •YD!ti•oizlnl lnlormaUon - -to tblnk. Teach«I won't be the only. ones troed by 1l>e computer, Gordon predk:ted. 0 We may be on the verge of creating a truly free aoclety, with machines lnatead of peop1e u slaves," be said; 'Ibe promise of the computer teaching Jn8cblne • -the magic typewriter -la being held off by cos!, Gordon noted. But not fot'long. He kJrecaat -Ule CUITent ft.50 cost per student hour will drop to under II an hour by 19'15. Leon Meeks, Corona del Mar High School principal who led the 1emlnar on teaching innovations, said the Newport-Mesa school diltrlct now spends about 60 cents per student hour. · -Members of the Boys' Club of the Harbor Area are mixing fireworks Gord.on pointed out the hours are not and Flags today -an appropriate mixture for celebration of Arneri· comparable. At a computer tei'mlnal a can IndependencrDay next Thursday, July 4. F1ag kits are offered student is receiving individual iD-p li . Au· cti'on ... for sale at both Boys' Club fireworks stands' which are noW Qpen in s1ructi~, he said, ' . ' 0 ce Costa Mesa -one at the Albertson's shopping center, 19th Street and Tiie tennlnal ii an ele;ctrorucally - ...... !f ars -Has · _Life, Scientist Thinks It oxygen ls not pre>enl. Otherwl!e By THOMAS FORTUNE Of ... D•fr '*' li.tt , icycles for·m and break membranes. -''AU 1<:lenUsta know there are no "I've COJK:luc:ltd oxy1eii Js 0bad stuff Mil.rtian.s. All ex~ept me, I guff&." Dr. for life. Our form ot. We-had to lear;., · Frank B. Salisbury con!es.sed before to live with it, instead of µle being an amused audience ol science dependent upon lt," he decided. students at UC Irvine. He suggelted ttiat wder may be on~ In a polished talk given many times Iy vitamin on Mars rather than a before, he spoke of the pos!ilbilities of primary solvent.· extraterrestrial life. --He said be ls lmpr.,sed with BASIC PROBLEMS flying swcer tales. • • "U we oan solve the basic ~gical -He spoke "of Martian· bombs, problem f« vegetation oo Mars then it freeways and 511tellites. b solved for all . IDe -animals,' even -He even muaed that other belnga intelligent belngi," be declared. m'8y have achieved immortality. Then he turned to other fascinating The start.ling' Dr. Salisbury iS· head evidences~Qf Martian life. of the plant science department at He· cited tbe famous cmall, whlcb Utah State University. he said appe·ar to him to be freeways connecting .craters where inteIHgent MARTIAN MARKINGS lile woula·be mosi likely to live. He sakt tbe mOat convincing He said astronomers have obRrV- evidencb ol lile on Mars is the mark-ed brilliant fiashet.ol light followed. by ings that appear each Martian spring expanding clouds. "Bombs?" he Mk· when the polar caps melt. "It is as lf ed. "You ca.n think about that." plant life is dependent oo t.be release He said there are moons (he called of water," he remarked. them satellites) Oflbitlng around Mars ·~ut there alireal problenu in ex-in circular, equatorial orbits rather . plaining the existence of life on Mars, than elliptical ortlts like moons of he Aid. In the lint place, there isn't other planets in the solar system. much water. 'n1e Polar caps are .. mostly carbon 'dioxide. WHY NO CONTACT? And 'tbe •tlnospbere la thin, only 1/ "In the right orbita:they would make lOOth of eartll's atmosphere. And the a.\J>eaU.tif!,ll ti.me piece," he observed. temperature draps to 80 degrees J>elow •:YOO may :w<>nder whal the lrSA\llans zero every night. are up to." Theo be began speaking of tll':l Answering bis own questioo, "OK If diver1ity ri. llle achieved thrcugh. the.re ls intelligent life why ha!n't It adaptaµoo. Bacteria grows in boiling made contact?" he suggested a couple w:a1e<._at Yel»wrtone-114t-Sprinc•.-oLfar--....Wen1~. ----~ said. Spores ~e turYived.a,tt amwlo01u111A4:Z.7--""Ma'""'.xl*'"'-->w,.e,_.,are-an ~-ex<.-,--- degrees and buttercups flower beneath periment they set ¥1>: A form oi a . Harbor Boulevard and the other at College Center, 2750 Harbor ~ ,._ ~writer device , that ,_--~ets-:-$1,451-in.---~c1~~fc11r'"fc::::• •r~ .. a=1e"'Y'l:}te.;>;0f}/g''~ao~1----:~~ :~g!l~:,lfw:~e~ ---,,1-------·-' ----' -' -' where-they-went·\l!'tODg. 'lbe--studen snow. "Or maybe they"want to cooq us The Dead Sea, gasoline, even con-for our natural re&ources.~· cen-trated sulphuric acid cui .suppor.t : Turning to uDiden · · yiog ob- li!e. Jects (UFOs), he said: 1 "U we are really to be scientific and UNUSUAL SENSES open minded we've got to look for all Unusual senses, he mentioned: rats evidences ... There is a tremendous can sense X-rays, snails can sense element of hoax ..• To study UFO's at magnetic fields, bees can see in the the moment you should probably be a N rt B h · ' types oo the keyboard which, trlg-ew,p<> eac gered by the computer, then types a reply. Police Sgt. Wally Kerr today F • s s T Another factor in the cost com· I reported the semi.annual Po Ii c e avor1te on en. ower parison, Gordon said, is it is not ·department auction of unclaimed known what tt costs aoclety not to ' , articles held Saturday net1ed. $1,451.90. educate student! who tune out tha , Nearly ·200 articles ranging from teacher. ultraviolet, and bloodhounds have fan· lawyer instead ol a scienU&t. You are las-tic smell. ' concerned with testimony ... In the Plant stems can be immortal as long final analysis, I am impressed with bicycles to a refrigerator were put on Of T s N• At the university level~he said, the the auction block. A crowd of JD()re e· xas upports IXOD $4.50 pel' hour compares favorably. -thaA 200 people entered their bids as He said each UC! otudent has an Kerr assumed the role of auctioneer. ClYef'Ble of 15 minutes access per week • Despite the drizzly rky, the turnout to a computer terminal. was somewhat larger than at the WASHINGTON (UPI) -Sen. John hi s becoming the vice presidential run-He said the Irvine campus is unique police auction held six months ago, G. Tower (R-Tex.) endorsed Richard Ring mate with Nixon, Tower said this in that it installed a computer facility "Everytb.ln.g went," Sgt. Kerr M. Nixon for tbe Republican preslden· did not come up "and it is not being even before It opened for students. ,... reported. "Everytb.iJ\g 1; except the tial nomination today and released considered." "Our intention is to make the eom- refrigerator. One fellow said he those among the 56-member Texas In a statement prior to the news con-puter available to everyone on campus wanted to use it for a beer cooler, but deleFatioo backing him as a "favorite ference, Tower said he would ''honor -faculty and student," he said. We couldn't promise him that it work· son'. to the GOP convention. my responsibilities" under bl s Eventually, he remarked, the 60,000 ed." Tower told a news conference in his designation as a favorite.son can-student and .faculty access hours per The money will be turned over to the senate office that he felt Nixon was dldate of the Texas delegation but he week will tr!N to 500,000 per week. municipal treasury. "highly electable ... and capable of deleted that portion of the statement "My mind ·boggles at this. The , The refrigerator will be. turned ln at uniting the party." He said he con· at the news conference. technology is not now ready," he said. the city dump. ierred with Nixon Saturday in· New He said the delegation's formal posi· Gordon said the most remarkable York about renouncing his favorite son Uon would be taken at a caucus in characteristic of a computer is that it 20,000 County Voters Favoring -Tax Initiative More than 21>,000 Orange Count18:fis went on record to place tbe Watson m- itiative to limit property taxes on the Nov 5 election ballot. of the 558.830 registered California voters W'ho filed signatures in favor of the ballot item, 7D,231 were from Orange County. Only 5 2 0 , 2 7 6 signatures were needed to give the electors a chance to vote Uiemselves a cut iD their proPerty tax bi115. The campaign for the tax reform was headed by Philip E. Watson, Los Angeles County assessor and co· cbaimlan 0( the Citizen's Committee for Property Tax Limllstioo. 1be initiative calll for the total pro· perty tax burden to be limited to 1 percent of the market value for pro· perty·related services provided by county, dty IJ1d special dl•trlcts, beginning July 1, 1969. It also provides for a 20-percent-a-year phaseout of the tax.butden for people-related services -the costs of education and welfare -80 that by July 1, 1973, schools and welfare will no longer be supported by property taxes. DAILY PILOT I ... .,.., ...... c ... ...... H. Wff4 -1't•M•• K•mt Edlllr status. Miami Beach at the convention, which is "an intelligence transmitter." He Asked if there was any di5'Cussion of starts Aug. 5. -said. ''Unlike books, a computer pro- gram b·ansmits not only knowledge, Where There's Smoke • • • Mesan Nabbed for Theft It got hot foc a Costa Mesa man ~un day -figuratively if not physically - when he apparenUy set his &mall garage on fire while cutting up a truck wit!! a welding torch. Robert D. Brooks, •o, ol 219S Canyon Drive, wa.s booked into Co6ta Mesa Ci· ty Jail on suspicion. of grand theft auto, after be was finally found later in the· day . Orange \:;aunty Finl Department units rotted to the Canyon Drive ad· Turner Elected By Exchange Clubs Newport Beaell resident Robert Turner was elected to the board of directors of the California Exchange Clubs. His election took place at the three· day stete club con-vention, which con._ eluded Saturday in Anahelm. STABBING • • • whose sister is employed 1 n the rec:ords dlvi&Jon of the Cost.I Mesa Police Department, invesUgators ad· vised her of her constitutional rights as required prior to arrest. dress early Sunday, but were loo ltl.e to save the structure and contents, estimated at '6,000 loss. Fire Capt. R. H. Hennes!ey, hO'Wtiver~ said firemen JX'oblng the smoking rubble found a pickup truck which had been cut into 20 pieces, plus a license plate. ' The license plate, he told C03ta Mesa police, did not match the truck. A records check revealed the truck had been reported stolen from Connell Chevro1et agency, 2828 Harbor Blvd .. Costa Mesa, earlier in the month an<l a search had been begun for Brooks. Police were told that he had been seen ,driving away from tne fire Sun- day. They later learned he had repartedly cont>cted a friend to help him pack up clothing and personal belongings at the house. Investigators then fQund he had been staying with a !riend at 969 Victoria St., and arrested the suspect there late Sunday nigbt. dispute over a barking.dog, which ap- parently flared into violence Fri'aay. but brtellectual skill as well, which is knowledge put to practice." Fl'Otll P .. e I PLANE ... fact.ors." Seaboard identified the rest of the crew £'3 Henry Treger, copilot; Earl Scott, flight engineer and Lawrencl Guernon, navigator. The ptanealso carried several in· night checkers and stewArdesses. The island where the plane landed is part of the Kurile chain, which reaches north from Japan to the Kam· chatka Peninsula on tbe Soviet mainland. The Russian1 gained control of the lslan& as.part of the settlement of Japanese possessions at the end of World War II. _ Several U.S. military planes have been forced to land, particularly by Red China, when it wE:S charged they had violated. borders. But Utere have been no recent incidents of such. a . nature involving the Soviet Union. ' 1 as cuttings are mOOe, he said. some of the evidence of &urveillance "Senescense doesn't set in. I wonder if or visitation." extraterrestrial life has managed that?" He said experiments have shown life does better at sub-zero temperatures na<J:1e Woman Hurt in Laguna Auto Accident Two Laguna Beach acclderits in- jured three persons Sunday. Dorothy Werlle, 52, of 128 Onyx Ave., Balboa lslmld, was treated at South Coast Community Hospital for possible neck injuries and released. Police said she was injured in the rear-end tangle of three cars in tbe 300 block of North Coast Highway. Police Lt. Robert McMurray said the cu driven by her husband John, 53, struck the rear 0( W"tlr driven by RJOO.ard C. Corcoran, 28, Whittier. The Werlie car wta then struck from the rear by a car driven by Robert A. Crawford, 59, San Clemente. Jn a later accident at Mountain Road and Glermeyre Street, Vickie ·Moreland, 14, of Oxnard, suffered in- jury to her shoulder. She was treated at the hospiba.l and rele-ased. Police said she was a passenger in a car driven by Lori Z. Wulleck, 16, of San Clemente. It was struck by a car driven by Christopher J . B<nalel, 18, of 2735 San Juan Lane, Costa Mesa. Police &aid Benafel suffered minor injury. Officers alleged be failed to 'stop at a atop &ign on Mountain ~ad. PROBABILITIES Addressin'g himself to another argu- ment for extraterrestrial life -the argument Of probabilities -he remarked: "There are too many planets for them all to be dead, considering there is life on this one ... Figuring COii· s~rvatively, wititln 100 light . years t~ere may be 60 habitable planets fol" man. That woUld mean 645 million habitable planets in our galaxy. Ando~ course there are millions of galaxies .•• 'tbis is a most compelling argu· ment, but you can't do much about it except write science fiction "But Mars, that is the fascinating planet." From Page I CURFEW ... park near civic center. He was spotted as he listened to a crowd of c:ibout 100 demonstrators debating what tactics should be employed. ' Some demonstrator& made .an effort tG escort the mayor ~k to city hall but one bearded young man in a crash helmet threw a body block into Johnson. Another spat on him. John&on removed. his gold sports coat, looked at the spitUe on it ~d commented, "that'a the caliber of peo- ple we're deal.i..Dg with." However, the crowds dlapersed, es about 200 officers, wearing blue · helmets with plastic face shields and carrying night sUcks and gae mub, moved through the streets eolorcing the curfew. 0 OMEGA ------·H ..... """' ....... Th•Mll A. M1rphht• IMMtlM lllltor Jer•m• F. Colll111 ~ Mk11 CllY EdltOI" j•ck R. C.rlrr P1vl Nl11.it ~ ~ Mwrtl1lne DIAdw ---2111 "W..t l411Na lln't M1illl>I ,u.r...., P.O .... I 171 12161 .. UNDERSTAND RIGHTS "Do you understand the rights l have just explained to you,.?" ·1·he was asked. "Yes, I know the law very well," Mrs. Tuckor replied. Mrs. Tucker had several fingernail· like scratches on her ftee and neck and was checked for other injuries at Bristol Park Medical Group before being booked at the Costa Mesa PoUce Facility, prior to being taken to Orange County Ja!L Police OUef Roger Neth said today, however. that the dog dispute ls just neighborly hearsay at this point. YOUR --WATCH~ : :::::...,.::.:.._:..;:__-___!!':' .. ":; • c ........ Ollool -Y• Wiit FREE • OtW Offlu1 c.tt ._I • Wtlt hY Strtet ~ .... ,.,..,,._ Hr.lllllflllM ... Clll » ... Sir.et . ' Police then asked if she wished to discuss the churges against her ln light of this knowledge. "l wish to speak, with my husband and my attorney.'' she answered. Later, she was escorted from the Mesa Verde home by attorney Paul Augustine . Jr., a long·time family frl•nd wbo helped in Tucker'• 1966 Cl· Council cam ..u nee. 1 uent. • Marc ttt. bomt turned up no murder -·· but Orance County Sherlff'• crime lab-technJcl.an1 took dong • drawer full of krWve.1 to check for bloodst.ain s, NO MOTIVE Police .so far ~ve no motive for lhe klWng of.Mrs. Westphal. Neighbor chlldrtn told one new1man the two women had a long-R;i.nding . tj NOT PURSUING "That ls something we are not purs.ulng ." he said. ''we'll h&ve to.do 50 me deep background checking before we come up with a motive." Mn. Tucker's attorney said Friday that be would reek to have bail ·set at th• time ol arralinment. 10 tbat the rmpecttif:' ietam bome to-be-with- ber h111 ~and younf daughters. Funeral arrangements for Mrs. Westphal tn the meantime, were set f-or 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Chapel of ·the Chimes at Incll!WOOd Cemetery Mortuary. She leaves her husband Harold, 61, an txccutive at the F ord-Philco Aeronutronlc Dlvi&lon plant J n ABlheim, .and • daughter, Mn. Clara Dobbinl, ot WHt Covina. '· • Ad(ullod RE™ Sl.99 $5 99 s:~~-S2.4' MIS:slni Dllil!MWlldl $4.99 COMPLETE R•pi!<d. """ Jowolry DM!tnillt A SJIOcloltyl . . ' - ' Now 2 Gnat Storea To Serve You HAltlOI IMOl'ftff MUNTINeTOM ctm1 CINTU IU.CH A IDIMMl IHI MAllOI M.YD. MUMnN•TON llACH COSTA MllA 14 ... t4tl ttl-SI01 9Pon -, Thu..., frl. Tiii 9 p.m. • • . .. .._ ....... -.. """" $11i. "'"' llrecMai. ....,. ., .. -•..,~--"'n• _ ... -- n1111 to '" l.TOUI •UDMT ·' ,, • _, •• -• " Mesa T_8Qy's CI081.,,_ __ . ' - EDITION ' ll:ot:. 61', NO. '.157, !( S6CTl61i1S, !42 PA~ES MONDAY, ~ULY 1~ )968 • ' -TEN CENTJ ' • • No Slaying Bail ·· Court Orders Tests for Mrs. Tucker ' -' Eggs•asperating · 111 ARTHUR R. VINSEL Of .. Dalfr Pllft Steff mortallY. wounded woman was· poin. ting at the Tuckers' qeat corner home A psychlatric ex~tion was orcl-when she spoke her last words. ered today for Mn. Ireoe TUclter, :II-Police Sgt, LarrY Busch said Mrs. year.old wife ol, C.OSta Meta City Couo· Westphal was d~ad on arrival at-1foag cilman Gebr19 · Tucier, in the kiille Memorial Hospital, but she bad ap- slaylog ol ber Me11a Verde nelgbbor. parenUy died at the scene. Judge Wllllam Cb.irsten&eri of the "I heard a series of screams and a Harbor District Judicial Cowt dired-dog barking," Schenk !X>ld detectiv .. , ed that bail be withheld pending out-at which time he ran out of his house come of the examlna~on. and saw Mrs. Westphal standing in the The arralgnmellt heorin.L':' to de-middle of the s-t. · te'mine it suffioent _ eVr exlStS SChehk s&.ld she saw him ana· • ..,.,,.,.- to hold Mrs. Tucker fOl" trial in Or-acro6s the streei, covered wtth blood ange·eounty SuperiOl" Court. She has and tremendously upset, but fell to a been held m· Orange County jail since sitting position as she approached and being arre6ted at ber OOme, 1642 Mi-then collapsed to the ground. norea Drive,' Friday afternoon. Schenk cried for ·his wlfe to call The tiny housewife, who -weighs only police and an ambualance and then 92 pounds, is su~pected of plunging a began trying to help Mrs. We&tphal, yet-unidentified weapon deep into the sopping at her torn side with a pile of right chest of Mrs. Harriett V. 1 di Westphal, 68, of 1646 Minorca Drive c ean apers. ~-- . on Fridiy afternoon. ' SLOW RESPONSE ,_ __ -USuallY-When-liW._bOya--drop .... raw.-eg·gs~-can-the-Costa.-Mesa-Recr.eation-I>epiriment-in conjunc-. 0 That-wom8n;-she ..... stabbea: me," Detecttves-sam-eordeinrand-Gary "-co~~ on a scolding as retribution for their 'deed. ti.on with city's 15th anniversary celebration. The ~rs. Westphal gasped to a neighbor, Thomp.son arrived on thti scene and Luckily for David Romano, 6, of 936"Presidio Dfive, o 1ect of tile contest ts to ~~mtr"""~d-V:~-1~ea-----w errt to "tltrJ'uct~e Costa MeSa, no tongue-lashing was forthcoming partner standing opposite you , and each time you. Drive, af~r staggering across the rang the doorbell several times before Satur.day for tlie act. About 70 other chil_dren and 20 throw, the distance is marked off farttier apart. street to his home and collapsing on getting any response. adults were in the same situation at TeWinkle _Park David got off to a good start, but as is all too the lawn. . "What do you want?" they quoted in Costa.Mesa. The occasion was an· egg-toss con-evident by the smashed egg not good enough. , Schenk, 8 Los Angeles Fire Depart· the councilman's wife as .saying test, on~ of many activities sponsored. Saturday by ' ' · ment employe, told investigators the' (See STABBING, Page 2) • FACING ARRAIGNMENT Mrs. Irene Tucker ,, Soviets Seize U.S .. Plane D~. Cunningham DeGaulle WinsSmashing} Appointment Becomes Official Victory in French .vote 214 Gls Aboard Tralisport Jet Bound for Vietnam WASHINGTON (AP) -An airliner carrying 214 U.S. &er'Vicemen to Viet- nam.is being held tod,ay on a Soviet island in the Pacific Ocean after being forced to jan4 by MIG figl)lero. The chartered !>Ct wu on lb: way to Vietnam from McCllord Air Base in Sealtle, Wuh., Sunday-· Ibo U.S. government uid, it strayed off cour1e and was forced to 1IDd an Iturup Island, a part ol tbe Kurlle dlaln In the northern Pacific. The State Department ilomedlately contacted the Soviet embusy in Washington and urged the quick release of the plane, its passengers and the 17 aewmen. / A Ja'.panese AU' Force Radar Station said it· began tracking the plane at 4:00 p.m·. PST Sunday and warned the pilot he.was on a course that·Would °'"" tl!e\~'liet-bej!I i!laJ>d: / '1'111. i>l1ot ~ ''}H1'eannot alter our cours~ J8P,1neSe. sources said, indicat/Dg ~plane already wil fmder MIGtsco~. · The-Sources /aid the plane was tracked-an.of.he five minutes before it disappeared om radar . screens at a posi:i;ion a t 30 miles South of Iturup lslal!d. U.S. Ambassador Llewelfyn E. Tb9nfpson &aid in M~cow he was told bfSOviet Premier·Alexei Kosygin and Harbor eourt Arraigns , Suspect in CdM Death NEW YORK (AP) -'l1le -t marnt aettted lower this afttnloOn after a fteble .uanpt IX> raB1 "'"' no 1upport Ill 1IMI monilnr-($0e quoiii- Uons, Pa.., 24-25). . · TradlDI -lilbtor -IUI ~ " ' ~. ·- First Deputy Foreign Minister Vasily V. Kuznetsov the incident is under in· vestigation. The Pentag1>n said the pilot of the -Seaboard-World~~ jet, :10..pli 'rosolinl, tallted by '~th ¥-ot.hw Ame.rlCaa aircraft duriag the- incident. According to the Peritagon,~the p~ot of the Seaboard plane reported aboul 7:20 p.m. that MIG fighters had in· tercepted him and-was forcing him t1> land at what appeared to be a MIG base on <Pl island. 1 At 7:39 p.m., the Pentagon said, the Seaborad plane radioed that it had Ian· ded ~out injury to anyone on board and without damage to pie plane. The last transmission was at 7:42 p.m. when the pilot reported he had shut off his engines, the Pentagon said. . Mesa TV Actor's Brother Succumbs In LA Hospital The brothe< ol C..ta Mesa motion picture and television actoc Kam Tong died SaUlrday in a Los Anjleles hoo- pital, following • loog illneis. Frank Tang:, 62, operatOl" of Tang's Restaurant in Chinatown and a long· -leadec In Los Ange1"';' Chineoe ~unlty, will be blJrl<el Wednesday at R'bse HillB Memorial Park. Besides his wile Birdie, "he leaves his brother, Kam Toog, ol 278 Sento Tomu St., Costa Mesa, a brother Bew Tong, o1 San Francisco, and sisters lJlly Fong, of Sacramento, and Jemlio Clark, ol Palo Alto. His brother, Kam, wu a spy in Qlina'dming ·World ·War II and,.,_ oeoily made the news when he turned in Ibo automatic pls!X>l he canied thon to c..ta Meli pollce for dilpooal. ,lie aald 1be recent' ~lnatio<! of . ::;.~ J't11~·~~~ will end up chlmpOd li*I ~ si>me- 'ilbie·olf'U..COllt. ' _,••. By THOMAS FORTUNE 01 t11t Dlllr l'li.t St.rt Newport-Mesa Unified S c b o o l District has a new school superin- tendent loda'y. OUlcllilly. The change in command is an- ticllmatic ' ~ause William L. CUn- ningham h~ been on the job part time for several months while still holding down the position of superintendent of Hayward schools. Former Supt. Leland B. Newcomer, who has been on vacation for several ~ . weeks, today became president of La Verne College. Dr. Cunningham, although he has a running st.8rt at ~s new job, faces a tough assignment. · He takes over a school district becorOing desperately short o f classrooms and unable to-pass a bond issue. .- But he begiils the task with en- thusiasm and optimism. In several public appear a noes already, Cunningham has confidently predicted he will enjoy his new aasign- ment. He has expressed strongly a desire PARIS (AP) -After France's big- gest election lani:hilide in 49 years President Charles de Gaulle had a mandate today to ~pair the economic damage of weeks of. labor aftd social strife and to carry oUt a sweep'fng reform ot. France 's industrial and educational systems. The voters in the final round Sunday of the two-stage National Asselnbly elections gave the GaullistJ and their allies a majority of more than 200 seats in the 487-seat legislature. There has been no such landslide in French parliamentary hi.ti since the 1919 victory of a naUOn · coali- tion. lt was also a crushing etback to the Communist and other opposition forces. Premier Georges Pompidou said the election results showed "defensive reaction" -of the people "against totalitariani5111." The campaign talk of Gaullism of'' to ta I i tari a ncom- munism," coming after the great stu· dent and labor upheaval in May, ED BURKE WINS QLYMPIC BERTH to give the public what· it wants. He Orange Coast College h Is t 0 r y says he recognizes that education is an teach~r Ed Burke hurled the hammer expensive bill. · 100re than 224 feet Sunday at the Los . Hts approach, ls more soft sell than Angeles Coliseum to win _ by two in· his predecessor s. -· cbes -a berth on the United States "I work for you , gentlemen," he said Olympic team .. in one talk to a service club. "I wa~t He's first Oran.ge Coast area athlete to assure you here and now that I will to make the team mid still faces 8 "<lo everything in my power to keep In long, hot summer of keeping fit for touch with you, because you pay the high altitude trials to be held in bill. September st Lake Tahoe. (See Page 21 fOl" complete details.). "It's an expensive bill. I recognize that." Or. Cunningham, 42, has in the past been involved in community activity, which chambers of commerce, service · clubs, church and youth groups. He has served as member of two school boards, an unusual background that gives him perspective from both sides of the fence. Tonier, Elected Newport Beacti. resident Robert Tiirner was elected to the board of directors ~f the California Exchange Clubs. His elecU~ took place at the three· day state club coavention, which con- cluded Saturday In Anaheim. Berkeley Curfew Holds Mayor Lins, -Tlien Reimposes After· Lat:S t Trouble California campus. When the mayor was spotted· and closed in on, he retreated to a nearby police station a.mid some aboutl ot "kill hlm, murder him." • 4'Tbat11 the ealiber of the people we're dealing with," JobJU:on said later. 'nie state o£ eme-rgency WM remov· ed at dawn, ending a weekend of "French style" battles in which , youthful clemonolrolon -. driven from •-t barrlca<tet by cbariinf , police with toar gM. Only new1meo with specially Issued . ' passes ·were allowed to walk the deserted streets near the campua while the dusk-to-dawn curfew was in eaect Ofllcla1' said they had not decided whether to relnltate the restriction tonl&l>l 1\1bioug~ mwe thmr-100 persons weft! arrested for curlew ·violations and mallclOUI mlschl#,. Sunday was the q~ot ni&l>t since tile turbulence beg1111, . 'lbe alituatkln became tftlt earl1 ln the '~~b~ Maycr-WaUace- JohNon wa1 rou.ghed up and 1pet on when he Qtade an appearance at a patk near civic center. brought an overwhelming l"t!spoftie from the middle class. But Pompldou warned that the government still faces "difficulties which are goqtc to be enormous, difficulties that' 11111 from tbe.cria,is and which we must JlO'IJ trY to overcome." Student disorders in the LeUn Quarter of Paris Saturday and Sunday nights were a reminder of the pro- blems facing the regime. One of them is refMm ol. the an- tiquated· educational system, promised students after th'eir rebellion· in May touched off riots, disorders and three weeks of industrial strikes wbldl paralyzed economic life. Another major problem is the bW for widespread wage i n c r e.a s 1 -1 granted to end the strikes. The wage hike&, -also threaten inflation and higher prices which in turn would bring demands for still more in the pay envelOJ)es. Pompidou and De Gaulle have given no details of their program to combat these problems. But·they did hope that the proportions of the election victory wOUld help restore international coo~ fideoce in French stability and ~t the run on the franc which has been cutting into the gov.ernment1 1 resOW"ces for weeks. Results of the first-round voting on June 2;3, in which a majority Was re- quired f~r elec,tion, indicated a Gaulllst majority in the auembly. But there was do anticipation of the overwhelming proportions the vlctOI')' took. Interior . Minister R a y m o n d Marcellin announced that the· Gaullist Democratic Union for the Republic, the UDR . won 929 seats · in tbe assembly, or a.maj<rity ol 111 without any allies. In addition, the Inde penden t Repqblieans, who have always S,\lP- ported the Gaulllsts although dilferidg at times on matter of P.Ollcy, won' $3 seats. There were·also ft independent rightists elected, and ·a. number ol them 1nay pledge their sOpport to Ule GaulliS"t!I wtien the n8w assembly meets July 11. ! . " " .ea..-;: ~.;.;.,"1---. ' " , ' Weadier •· ) We 're due for a few breeies to chasei those clouds off the coast Tuesday, bringing mostly sunny weat}ler in the low 70.. INsmE. 'l'OQAli Booting actilli!v has, pkkfd up °" both coa.ati 41 the · tum,,.,,. ,.iu.,,. gell in· filll '1Dlliq. P- lO, ll and 12. ' r ...... -._...,,_.... ... •• Mesan Beaten, Robbed of $6 A Costa Mesa man told police Satur- day he waa beaten and robbed of '6 by two men who followed him after he left a bar ll!ld jumped him Jn the driveway of a relative'• home. Michael J. Anthony, 'Z7, of 2649 0ranp Ave .. said ·be left The Flame ft9om, 1880 Monrovia Ave., at closing tlme, tbeo. l)OU.ced be wu being follow- ed. by two men in a car. He aald he drove to his brother-ln- law'1 home on Hamilton Avenue , where the pair jumped from tbe cat. before he could go lnJlde, punching and pummeling him. Anthony told officers he then drove lidme ahd slept in bi5 c_ar, discovering his wallet missing when he awoke lat.er in the day. It was found at the at- tac_k acene, emptied. Tustin Cyclist Injured in Mesa ' A Tustin man was injured in Cosi Mel& Saturday when his mot9rcycl struck the rear of a car stopped at red light, !Unglng him over the top r the vehicle and onto the pavement. ·· Mlrt1n J. Ryarr Jr., 23, of 18321 War- ren Ave., Tustin~ wu admitted to H0ag Memorial Hospital with a dlilocated left knee and leg lacera- tions. Police said Ryan was riding nortti. on Harbor Boulevartt when he glanceil aWay for a moment and hit a car driven by Robert E. Tierney, 461 of 13858 Redhill Road, Tustin. Enrollment Rises ONnge Coast Junior College District twnmer achool enrollment 11 up four percent from 4,382 ltudents last Nm· mer to 4,S57 students th.Ja summer. DAILY PILOT ·- It got hot for a Costa Mesa man Sun- day -figuratively if not physically - when · be apparently set his mall garage on fire while cutting up a truck wJth a welding torch. Robert D. Brooks, 'O, of. 2195 Canyon Drive, waa booked into Costa Mesa Ci· -, Laudryhag Thief Makes · Bundle in Mesa ... A burglar looted a Costa Mesa boat yard's stock room of more than $550 in assorted tools and equipment Sattu- day, hauling Pie items off in two big, industrial laundrybags. , Frank X. Bonaci, employe of the Islander Yacht Co., 1682 Placentia Ave., said 13 Items of equipment were stolen, along with two stereo tape players. Whoever burglarized the plant air P'V'ently climbed a fence, entered the opeD-ended building where yachts are constructed, then climbed over a wall into the ceilinglesa interior stock room. Martin Geiszler, 14, of 1717°Iowa St., Jost f34 in change and a handful of • firecrackers to a burglar who looted his room after slipping into the home through a patio door 8aturday. James D. Foltz, of 1'5 E. 17th St., where he operates Jim's Repair Service, lOISt a grinder worth '30, to a burglar who broke in while he was absent Connie T. Ruterford of 795 Shalimar Drive told police someone slipped into her locked apartment and stole a clock radio and a buddha bank for a total of $15 loss. ty Jail on susptcion of grand 1heft auto, after he was finally found later ilfthe day. Orange · County Fire Department units rolled to ~e Canyon Drive ad· dress ettly Sunday, but were too lU.e to save the structure and content.!, estimated at '6,000 losa. Fire Capt, R, H. Heruie!sey. however, a aid firemen i;roblng the smoking rubble found a plckup truck which had been cut into 20 pieces, plus a license plate. TJ!e liceme plate, he told Co.sta Mesa police, ,did not match tbe truck, A records check revealed the truck had been reported stolen from Connell Chevrolet agency, 2828 Harbor Blvd., Costa ,.resa, earlier in the mODth and a seaich had been begun for Brooks. Police were told that he had been seen driving away from the fire Sun· day. They later learned he bad reported'ly contacted. a friend to help him pack up clothing and personal belongings at the house. Investigators then found he had been staying with a friend at 989 Victoria St., and arrested the suspect there late Sund11y night. Edison Asks Hike WS ANGELES (AP) -Soutbem Cali!ornla Edi.son Co. a s k e d permission today to hike rates by 9.6 petcent, or $60 million a year. nus wOllld add about $1.M a month to the avertge holM'ehold bill. / 'Ibe firm 1aid in its request to the State Public Utilities Commission that this would be its first increase Jince 1917. Slnce that increase, it added, there have lieen several rate reduc- tions which benefi·tted customers .by $39 million yearly. From Page I . STABBING • • • through .a window. drawer full of knives to check for They asked ber to open the door, but bloodstain~. she refused. NO MOTIVE Mrs. Tucker told them she opened Police so far have no motive for the C... ... ~ the door to no one but her husband, ao killing o,r Mrs. Westphal. a call was put in to the nearby United Neighbor children told one newsman le\IM N. W1M California bank branch where Tucker the two women had a long..1tandins; ,..._ ls employed . dispute over a barking dog, which ap-Th•-• K1t'fll d f...,. He had already .ten however, ap-parently flared into violence Fri ay. '"'"''' A. M1trphl111 parently summoned home by his wUe, Mra. Tucker had several fingernail· ......... .,. ....... and arrived on the scene within like scratches on her fi:.ee and neck J::.~.!' ~ ~1~:!t.,. moments to allow the detectives in· and was checked for other injuries at 1---+-----OO~Mlo•o----1 ~>1,.d~•;;· ~ _.,, Bristol Park Medical Group before IJO "''" 111 Streit After talking with Mrs. Tucker, being booked at the C.Osta Mesa Police M1ltlfltl AH,,.•r P.O. a.I: 1160 92626 whose sister is employed in the Facility, prior to being taken to record! division of the Costa Mesa Orange County Jail. ~ OfMf. Offlc•• Police Department, investigators ad· Police Oiief Roger Neth 5aid today, """""~~~ :'i t= !':"' vised her of her constitutional rights however, that the dog dispute is just • 11ssAtA!lz -..cti: • • n.e as required prior to arrest. neighborly J,)ean:ay at this point. -:.::; .......... ~ .. .. ........ *"" ..... ....................... c. .. ,._, ~ ..... ~ leldl. ===--··-... ......... ...,._. ... -.,,...... ........ .., ...... c:.---~-, ... ..... -·-ll;l •n•t MMm • T f MsalC I I '4W6N ----1 ·---~ .................... WWW 9 Qf ....... --· -=--"-..... ,..,, . ...._.,,a,.. .... .. ,. """" !!'. -"" -... , ....... --"" .....,,. ' • UNDERSTAND RIGHTS NOT PURSUING "Do you understand the rights I "That ls something we are not have JU1t explained to you ?" she was pursuing." he said, "we'll bs.ve to do asked. some deep background checking "Yes, I know the la'w very well," befC'lre we come up with a motive." Mrs. Tucker replied. Mrs. TUcker'a attorney saJd Friday Police then asked if she wished to that he would seek to have bail aet at dl.SCU&& the charges against Mr in the ti.me ol. arraignment. 10 that the light of tlrlt knowledge. suwect may return bom• to be with "I wllh to speak wlth my husbJJld heT husband and young daughters. and my aj\onll'y," abt answered. Funeral urangementa for Mrs:. Later,· 1he wu escorted from the Westphal in the mearitlme, were set Mm Vei-de home by attorney Paul for-2 p.m. Tuesday at the C1\apel of Augugtinl Jr., a long..tiJne farnil1 the Chime1 at Inglewood Cemetery friend "'1o helped in Tuoker'a 19116 Cl· Mortuary. ty Council oampalgo, and polic:e. Silo le1v" her bulband Harold, 81, aA aublequent. five-hour tearch of· an exetuUyt at the Ford-Philco · Ue home turned up no murder Aeronutronlc DlvWon pi«lt t D 'ftapcm, but Oraoge County Sherl.tt'a • AMhtim, and a daugbter, Mn. Clara <rime IAIJ.tedullolan1 took llOlll I Dobblnl, of WHt Covln·1. . . " Trustees . . P1ck ·New Presi~ent The compub!r is a remvkable in- strument that already is changing the world, Robert Gordon, manager of the computer facility at UCI tot~ a group ol. school amninistl'atcrs. -Speaking Friday to a seminar at Corona del Mar High School, Gordon ·said the computer will take over the teacher's task of disseminating in· formation. Teachers then will be able to CUI· centrate on teaching students how to reason by synthesizing information - how to think. Teachers won't be the only onea freed by the computer, Gocdon predicted, "We may be on the verge of cr-!aUng a truly free society, with machines instead of people as slaves," he said. The promise of the computer teacbing machine -the magic typewriter -ls being held off by coSt, Gordon noted. But not for long. He forecast the current $4.50 cost per student hour will drop to under $1 an hour by 1975. LeOn Meeks, Corona del Mar High School principal who led the seminar on teaching innovations, said tl!.e Newport-Mesa school district now spends about 60 cents per student hour. Gordon pointed out the hours are not comparable. At a computer terminal a student Is receiving individual-in- struction, he said. The temU.nal is an electronically wired typewriter device t h a t automatically tells student whether their ansWerS are right and, U wrong, where they went wrong, The student tY'J)e3 on the keyboard which, trig- gered. by the computer, then types a reply. Another factor in the cost com- parison, Gordon said, is it is not known what it costs society not to educate students who tune out the teacher. At the university level, he said, the $4.50 per hour compares favorably. Despite Cut in Budget UCI-Callfornia COllege ol Medicine- will be moved to the Irvine campus as planned in spite of a $310,353 budget cut by Gov, Ronald Reagan. The governor item vetoed money put ·in the general state budget by , the Legislature for moving the medical college from its present Los Angeles site tto the UC Irvin~ campus, But UCI Vice Chancellor L. E. Cox said today he does not believe the governor intended. to stop the mOve of the medical school. He noted money to build the flrst medical..J>uildings on campus was left in the capital outlay· portion of the state budget. The medical college cut, along wlth other cuts totaling $10.2 mlllion, will h~e to be absorbed within the sta.f.ewide university operating budget, Cox said. The impact on Irvine and the other eight campuses v1ill be determinded in University President Charles Hitch's office, he said. A state Finance D epartm ent spokesman said it was the governor's belief the budget already contained enough to continue the medical college move on schedule. Part of the $310,353 included money to upgrade the college's faculty. Reagan left in 8. separate legislative addition of $369,0'29 to add 171h: faculty positions at the college. Favorite Son Sen. Tower Of_ Tex)lS Supports Nixon WASllINGTON (UPI) -sen: John G. Tower (R-Tex.) endorsed Richard M. Nixon for the Republican presi,den- ti.al nomination today and released those among the 56-member Texas deleFatlon backing him as a "favorite son' to tM GOP convention. Tower told a news con{erence in his senate office that he felt Nixon was "highly electable .•. and capable 0£ uniung-thf"'1)arty." He 1aJd be con· ferred. with Nixon Saturday in New York about renouncing his favorite son status. Asked It there wa1 any discussion of his becoming the vice presidential run- ning mate with Ntxon, 'I'ower sWd th.is did not come up "and it ls not being considered." In a st»ement prior to the news COO· ference, 'rower said he would "honor my resJ)Onsibllities" under h 1 s designation as a favorite-son "taD· dldate <:I.. the Texas delegation buNle deleted that portion of the statement at the news conference. He said the delegation's formal pocd· tion would be taken at a caucus in Miami Beach at the conventtoo1 wb:!ch starts Aug. 5. 0 OMEGA $2.49 $4..99 Now 2 Grut Stores To Semi YO!l MAUOI IHOPPtM• HUNnM•TON CINTll Cl"1U IUCN a IDlltMI IJtt HAllOI .... HUHTIN•TON ~ COSfA MIU. 14M411 "J.IH1 Opell -· Thura. Fri. Till f p .... I. ----'""" 1121 ··-·- ,._ --•r .._, ... ,,_ ...... ., .. ..,... ,,..,. Ila&. °""" ----......... -- , ..... TO "' TOUl ...... I I i l i .,- I • I ' .. "' ' I ~· I • • BY WILLIAM REED •••d• ... In the Wlncl I Huntington Beacli and the H111>- tington !!each Co. both came off very well iii an article printed in the. June-July issue of "The Stan- daril Oiler," a company publica-Uo~ distributed to about !0,000 emp!Qyes of Standard Oil Co. Headline for the article 1UIIU11 up rather well what the Huntington Beach company and standard Oil Co. ha"4> attempted to do in the· city: 110il and" People Do Mix In Huntingt.on Beach." . The article describes in glowing terms the city and the attemyts b_l .its leaders and the officers o Hun- tington Beach Co. to cooperate in building a better, city. ' ' * . Described are projects many of us see every day, the beautiful Huntington Seacliff goli e<>urse and -----country-cJub;-1.he-beach-apartmen project and Huntington Center among others. It describes the things we do not see daily, but used to see before the cleanup and modernization pr1r gram began, the underground oil walls C'.nd vanished oil derricks. ,. TOUGH ENFORCEMENT Huntington Beach Reserve Officer Gary Trickett discusses bicycle safety ordinances with Bob Lohn and Steve Hase .(left. to right). Riding of bikes on sidewalk is·for.: bidd.en bJ city ordinance. The two residents voluntarily comply with the law and police are asking all residents ·to do the same in the interest of improving the downtown area. - Beach Warns Crackdown DAILY PILDT S . A111hassadors to Mexi~o •• Four Huntington Beach -Youths Exchange Program Slxty youths Crom Ontnge County, lnclud.lng four from HuMingt'On Beach will have the unique opportooity Of liv· ing and touring Mexico City and-sur- rounding areas for ~ !Meeks in July. The four Huntington Beach youths are Ci'aig Peterson, age 1~, 10031 Bircbmead Drive; Mark Nichols, age 12, 21642 Polynesian Lane; Kathy and Dwight Reynolds of 22082 Islander Lane, all are from Ethel Dwight Junior .High ScbooL . For severaJ years the 2D-30 Club has s{>Onsored an exchaiige program for youths from age 9-13 from Orange County. In return the 20-30 Club of Mexico sends Mexican fOl:lth to Ot-ange County. . For some time, every M<lnday the 60 little ambassadors have been meetine: Golden West Names Kosuth Assistant Dean Thomas F . Kosuth, 35. pf Los ~ngeles has been apointed assistant dean foc student activities and counselor at Golden West College beginning in Septem\er. He is one of two new people named to the Golden West staff this last·week for drill and to become acquainted . They will be reqUreid to get into ' formation at a moment's notlce while in Mexico. Each youngster w1ll live In tlie home of a Mexican family of whom has • child of the same age and sex as t• American youngster. E"Jeryp morning the 60 little ambassadon will meet as a group and tour the city. Evenings and weekends will be spent with the forster families.' Chaperones· for the trip will be Mr. and Mrs .• BHI Norcross el Garden Grove and a teen-aged boy and girl After applying for a trip of this kiDd, the parents and y<lungisters are Jn. terviewed by the ~ a ub. Parent. pay a pack>age deal for the trip which includes everything except spendina: money. • piping, grouped well• behind block on· BJC. ycle Laws Due The article is all the more flat· tering to the HUntington Beach Co. by the bo~_of trustee~ of_ the Orange and t•\ the leaders of the city . . . . . . . Coast Joo.wr College D1str1ct. becau~e-it-is_true_and_repr.es.en.ts:_ Huntington Beach police are ba~~ _most often include those _Proh1b1ting William R. Stanley, a graduate of ~ _ _j_ .. d whRit. h<t!:. hann~elL.ox..e.r the ryrogram or-voluniarr-com~1ance rtdln~of1>1crcte~n1he ·sidewalks;---" 0 or e cor ege, will become • " -·1-f --~-..i.~ '···standard o·r c -with=severaLl&W9'=6fleno-'JIOiaJed ID lbe -tbrowmg...oklittel'.--·On-t.ba-str.eets...and~ . . . pas ew yea:s as 1 0· downtown area Of the city. sidewalks sitting and obstructing the itfStrucmr h'rtlto1ogy-ttttnatt::-stanley-~nd the Hunt1~~n Bea~h-~. have If h · volttntlry compliance pro-sidewalk and hitchhiking. has had 17 years of teaching ex- ;:ives14-heav~{ m ,:e ~ ~tth th~ gram fails, P<llice Chief John Seltzer Chief Seltzer said that young people perience at Cerritos College in ope o Pt ro 1 _, e c ion ° warns. a full~cale enforcement pro-can be <lf great help by setting an ex-Norwalk Bellflower High School and pnvate en erpnse. gram will foll<lw. l . ample for the many visitors to the city . · * Laws vi<llated in the downtown area expected this summer with tile Department of Defense at · · Warren Air Force Base in Wyoming Oil and people do mix in Hun- tington Beach, at least to a large extent. Trouble is that not all of the industry has been as interes~ed in mixing as has been the Huntington Beach Co. in recent years. Not all of the other qimpanies and individuals in the industry are involved in land development, of course, but all do use land in the ci- ty for equi'pment used to draw a profit from the earth. Standard Oil and the Huntington Beach Co. have set an example which could well be-followed by others in the in4ustry. The result would be a far better, and prettier, Huntington Beach. Westminster Asks $1 Million Loan City Council members called for bids Tuesday on a '1 million short- term loan to cai'ry Wesbninster ttirougb the dry revenue period ex- pected late this year. City Administrator Robert Huntley recommended the council authorize bidding on the basis of tile city's cur- rent obligatiOflf!i. "In December, yre will need $800,cm, before the maJor revenue comes in in January and February," Huntley said. Huntley noted tha:t the city could ex- pect a favorable interest rat.e on the 12-month loan became the interest on such OOrrowing is tax free. The council set Juty 9 for the opening of bids. , • English Fear Dependence On U.S., Consul Oailns ' Englishmen are worrying Uiaf England will become the 5lst state. They see the United States spinning a web of economic dependence acroos ttle Atlantic, British Consul John O. Houlton said in-a talk et UC Irvine. A lot of Ameri'can corporations are buying into -British industry and this is proving upsetting, he said. He told how Britain had to import large amounts of oil from ttie United Dog Obedience Classes Slated Does your dog wander when lle is supposed to sit, does he run ahead while on a leash, and does he just refuse tO obey your commands? The Westminster Recreation and Parks Department will be offering dog obedience classes Tuesdays from ~- 8 :~ p.m. at Sigler Park. Fee for the 10-week classes begin- ning July 2 is $12. Registration wiU be held at the Recreati<ln and Parks Of- fice, 14381 Olive St. states this past year atter supplies from the Middle Eut and Nigeria ~re cut off. "1bfs is a major reason the balance of payments deficit went up au at once last year," he sald. To curb the deficit, tbe Labor party government has levied a tax ~igned to cut back personal consumption by one percent, Houlton said. He remarked that it has been "more down heartening and upsetting, than govermnent leaders had anticipated. "My impression is that in • 1971, unless the Labor government is vesy lucky it will lose an electioo," he said. The tax, following devaluation of the pound, has been ''unpleasant medicine," he .commented. He said Britftin can't afford to. stay out of the European comm<ln market and predicted that it will eventually grow into it. "At the moment, you know, a certain gent.Iema11, nameless, is blocking our entry." , He said talk of a North Atlantic common market involving Britain, Canada and the United 'States brings up that fear of becoming the 51st state. ----~---- and San Luis Obispo. Kosuth . a gr.aduate of Conception College in Missouri, will receive his masters in science degree in counsel- ing from the ,University of Southern Oalifornia in August. He recently com- pleted a special guidance and counsel· ing institute at USC. ' Two Appointed To Westminster Pl~nning Board Harold Lorton and Angelo Treantos were appointed Tuesday to the Westminster Planning Oorilmission. The two new members join HowQ Newman who was recently rea"fr- pointed by ·the City CouncQ. Lol"ton, who was nominated by Mayor Derek McWhinney , is owner of Friendly Quality Dairies. He resides at 14341 Newland St. Councilman Joy Neugebauer nominated Treanlos of 5201 Berkeley Ave. The new commissioner was graduated fr<lm Northeaster n University and is deputy director of McDOnnell Douglas systems and ef- fectiveness division in Huntington Beach. Replacing Clyde Casey and Roy Lund, the new planners' terms expire in 1972. Council's vote wu unanimous on both candidates. Top Tiler James Shortridge of Huntington Beach, an apprentice in Tj.lesetters -. ' Union Local 18 of Los Angeles, shows his. fonn which won him second place in statewide competition held jn San Diego. Winner was Davie Smith of Fresno. Swm; Class Set for Valley, Youth of Fountain VaUey have an opportunity to p&<rticipate in com- petitive swimming. The program is open 00 all a swim- mers, boys and girls from 7 to 17. The only requirement is that entrant& be able to swim one length of the pool reasonably well. The youths will have a choice of full summer. t competing w:ith the Fountain Valley Pool Swim Team located at the Foun- tain Valley High School, 17816 Bushard St.. or the Los Amigos Recreational Swim Team at Los Amigos High School, 16.566 Newhope St. The teams work ou.t Monday through· Friday and meets are held on Satur· day mornings. The ~ is $10 for the t t.rN 1111 mltt/t()J/ TO YOU IN HELPING US CELEBRATE THIS FESTIVE OCCASION Help u~ cel!!b~ate our 4nH ANNIVERSARY of savings service in Orange County. You are cordially 1nv1ted to sit for a free charcoal portrait, courtesy of Anaheim savings Visif any of our .three offices and a renowned artist will sketch your portrait, or If you prefer: stop by and watch the artists at work. Join us for a cup of coffee or punch and while you are t.iere ... Why not open a new savings account or add to your savings, we will be happy to transfer your account. If you are unable to viait us in person. phone or write and we will gladly send you information to open or transfer your savings account < FREE CHA~COAL PORTRAIT JULY 1st ttiru 10th ' -·-ANAHEIM SAVINGS ANO LOAN ASSOCIATION AHAHllM I ..... I HUNTINOTOH llACH 187W.U11toh\lwfl, 710t.9'••91W. 11l{~l'l8'rwt P'~ 2-1131 JA t-4911 I.I....., OFFICE HOURS, MONDAY th'" THURSDAY 9 .4 -FRIDAY 10 ., J ! ' r ' I • I i 1. ' l I .. ' --c:-~ ....... -. ~ The president of one of Rochester New York's biggest ·department 1tores says bis firm would sell no .more guns or ammunition. Wlll11m E. Loo, president of the four Sibley Lindsaf and Curr Co.,~ stores· said, ''Tb.is ii not an attempt to judge what's wrong. We just feel"it would be better If we didn't oell the things." • Otlfer Es ca pes ORANGE, N.J. (UPI) -The hour wu 1* ind the two leel>agod girl frieadl wwe tired from dancing at ·a New Yc.-k dla<otbeque oo Ibey decided to "CUI througti· OranllO Park. A man walled in the dar-. Janet Goodfriend, 0 16, and Veda Davia, 17, walked thtougb the 47·acre pork of lalrec and playgroundl along 1 well-lighted trail early Sunday, Miss Dav.is to1d police later. They lefi. th&t path and ~ ooto a dark footpath. Police said Mias Davil told them a man stepped from behind S()llle bushes and said to them, "You sure scared th'e hell out of me." They told bim he had irigbtened -them, too, and continued on their-:w,ay. Then, Min Davil.,.said, he rushed at them from behind .. and belt them ''with aometblDg that loolted like a big Wl'eDCh.'' - He llilled Mi.I Goodfriend and badly hurt Min Davia, police said. . Miss Davia tald ohe eoeaped Ind re for \he pollee. Police found Mila Goodfriend lyinc Of1 the ground witl1 her plfJti<I ripped oU. She was dead on arrival at oranae _ Hospital, where an _,..Y Wai ~ odleduled -,,. " Miot Divis WU admitled to .ll!e hospilal in folr corid!Uon with head "" jliriea and a bnliwl left band, wtUdl she flung up to protect b .... u ""'" the assailant. • --., Search . Spreads For Explosiv~ In Arkansas . . MiM Davia told police the assailant knocked both ,of them down im· ~~~~-·d HISTORICAL FLIGHT -Youngsters cheer the carrying 100 a utomobiles or six Greyhound buses, RUSl'>F:LLVILLP:, Ark. (UPI) _ A Lockheed C5A Galaxy as it taxis past ·their vant. flew for more-than an hour on the maiden flight. search team combed._a.2S-..mile-strip-of age ~ Sunday after completing its first flight in Developed for _the Air Force, tbe. plane will carry · M!6I DaN said she saw the man - about 5-feet·7, in hll eorly llls, light- lkinDed Negro wearing beige aousers and dark shirt -rip Miss Good· friend's dotlling off. highway through two small north cen~---Martetta,-Ga;-The-world's-Iargest-plane;-capable-·~oft---3!)0'1nf0prand--a:l!1hl!ir-equipm traJ...Ark·ansas cotDmunities today for deadly oil field explosives apparently scattered by pranksters. About 140 of the sm·all pear-shaped devices were found in the area Sun· day. Sheriff Otto Brinkman said.they New F~ ...... } Year "would he t!iougb to kill anyone -~ maybe a dozen." _No, ifs not a visitor from . outer ~ -The devices had been tossed lnto qMlCe. It's an inspector at the pla.f· Opens Wi'th U;S, virtually every driveway along the ticl plan& of the parts division of gravel_ highway ~t runs through a World's ·Largest Plane Takes Off; I CoJJ,ld B.e-90-0--passenger Kirlin l}r bxJnj4 Ek£tTi¢;P,.oducts~. i • · .. German and Russian setUement in ; · -:-:-:-....~,.- w P H h . . D ~ ---Pope-and-JohnsorrcounDea:~---were__,.--MARIETIA.-Ga--LUPJ.l """""""'!"1''-troop_deploymenl..capability:""" rea Warning light that lndiCat.ed a L~---~~a.~.' a. ere . ., e uses a magna· P ·-ID~ e ueu--Louiid oear-two-chw:ches~.:A:l'g"'sbura· lar~est plane ever_to fly ,-the C5A ' ·eomp~ny offt~,...ajs said, hQ'l''iti•o.r·~-'f!t!illY~-~U~tr.a.ction Tbe 11/f~Lail-=to ittspl'CrlrmLtUl-mm--· ·· Pless. · -· · • millfilY cargo-fi'oop tiaMpartt;aTaxy they will push for a commercial wheels were left dowo lhe ..mole flight ~!::unC:=,.!;:!7;.'ted for-the WASHINGroN· (UPI) _·A MW Brinkman, who headed the search C?U!d be . converted into _! . super· version of the Galaxy with a payload .as a matter of test-flight routine. I ~ • fiscal year opened today with the ad· te_"!.._m, Nid it first was believed the ex· ,,... airliner with three decks CBITYUlg 900 of 300,000 pounds. There is a possibilt· "It was perfectly normal, free ministration Confident it can overcome plo~lvei: were "~stributed in a ~sengers.. . ty also of a dual-purpose versioo -hand1'ing." Sullivan said of. the giant Smokey;-a dog ·trained.'for police effects of the nation's fourth biggest dehberabe manner. The FBI and But I think tile wocld 1s not ready passengers in an upper deck and eta.De. "It's a pbenomenally beautiful , work, is a hero today. Mo ri e My:1r1, deficit in history Arkansas state police offered help. for a 900-pas1!3nger air~." said cargi> in ·a lower deck. Job that sets a new era in aviation." 13, son of Jefferson County (Mis. When fiscal 1968 ended at mid'night, ... But now it appeared, he said, that Lockhffif·Georgi~ pre~ident ~om May · Chief pilot Leo Sullivan, 49, and four The .Galaxy, whQSe ear:go floor ts souri) deputy sheriff William By.. the government was in the red almost JUst some boys got ahold oC these. after the Galaxy s maiden flight S~·, crew members took the Galaxy on an longer than ttte Wright brothers' first •r•, was romping through a berry fl5 billion. But with a tax increase and They thought they'd have some fun. day. May has s~rvised development hour and 34-minute flight Sunday over flight. ·flew at 10.IXXl feet and a speed patch at bis borne near Hillsboro a '6 billion spending cut on the books, They soared these peoples" living in al the foo4ball field-length craft ~t northern Georgia. The only thing to of 229 miles per hour, less than lfl1! of when the &-year.old German Shep-the outlook for the coming 12 months the area. will vastly inoTtue the Air Force s mar to a perfect performance was a its top speed. herd suddenly leaped against the lo consid<rably brighter. . ¥!Sgt. C!Menoe Wollery, a demoli· boy knocking him to the ground. Preliminary estimates by t h e tion expert s1:1mmoned from an Army S_everal feet ahead lay a copper-treasury: department indicated that arsen1;1 at P~ Bluff to n;move the head snake and Smokey tangled durtng the fiscal period just closed, exp!osives. 881~ the re~dish-orange ~with-it. Before··Smokey ~the billion but took ib only a little more deVJces ~asurmg_ 711~ inches long snake he was bitten on ·the-leg bi.rt-than $150 billion. a~d three. inches in diameter at the a veterinarian said he would re-President JohnlO!l !s shooting_ to ;1:~tbf:w~t coukl be detonated by a cover. narrow that gap ~8;Stically .. ))OS61bly Brinkman said they were "tndy live 8 to. as low ~s $2.5 billion. He is .depen· and in good shape, but it would take a Boston police are seeking more d1ng heavily on tb~ 10 per~nt income pretty good jar to set one of them oU." information concerning Alex Doug-tax surcharg~lie signed J'!lday. The wDOdeD ·ooxel in which the ex· las, '65-year-old recluse who was Coupled with the ~a~ hike _ was ~e plosives had been stored ·also were found dead on a side'walk in a shab-m~ndatory , $6 b~llioa ~ut 1 n dumped in the ·area. The boxes were by section of the city's South End go\it!rnment s spending, w!nch also old and dirty but the break in the 9rood ]ast week. Police said Douglas, shout~ help ~uce th.e deficit. ~clean, indJcating tbey had been whose body lies . unclaimed in 8 The question remamed whether the freshly opened. mortuary, died of natural causes, tax inc:rea1e·would work to cool off the In his pockets morgue attendants currently overheated economy and found $11,768.35, all of .. it in cash head off what some experts gloomily 'saw as building toward a mt1or except for a welfare check. economic crisis. . • The city fathers want Holly· wood's hippies to get on their feet . An amendment proposed to the Los Angeles anti-loitering law would prohibit anyone from sitting, lyfng, or sleeping on streets or sidewalks. • Gov. L•ster Maddox of Atlanta, Ga., says he will attempt to appeal a decision by the Georgia Court of Appeals that Atlanta bars can re- main open legally until 2 a .m. Sun- day. Maddox had directed the clos- ing of bars at midnight Saturdays last year. "You know I'm unhappy about this/' the governor said. "I think everybody ought to drink car- rot juice or sweet milk on Sunday morning.·~ Editors note: Phooey! S heriff Raids N udist Colon y TOPANGA (AP) -For the second time in a week authorities have raidei:t a nudist colony in this Los Angeles suburb.- Edward Lang, 48. operator of ttie Elysian Fie~-Nudist ·Cplony, and seven of his guests Wi!re arrested by sheriff's deput~· Stmday. In the earlier raid 18 were _ taken into custody. Lang was cited for allowln·g nudism on the premises. His seven guests. three of them women , were cited under a county ordinance forbidding gatherings of totally unclad men and women. · . Rival Cyclists _In Gang Battle SAN JOSF;, Calif. (UPI) -A gang fight involving rival motorcycle gangs broke out p.t a downtown intersect.ion Sunday night. resulting in four injuries and damage to at least f i v e motorcycles. Witnesses said the battle included about 20 members of three motorcycle groups, including tile Gypsy .:(okers and If.he Collectors. Two carloadt of battlers drove away-ftom the scene a:s police aITived. Officerc said the injuries were in· fiicted by chains, tire irona and dubs. The parti'ally-dertroyect motorcycles were lined up at a curb. Police, assisted by Santa Clara C.ounty 's eberiff's deputies, closed off a six-square block area. A I I motorcyclists on city streets were stopped and ·questioned. Storms . Tumble Temps Cool Eastward W inds "Drop c.U1 ...... 1a Coutal Lllht 111r1-bi.t wlnoh "'"'' encl """"!"' "°"'" DKom!"" ""'"'"'-' tn ...,i 10 lo 11 knoll ift .... 1ftt,,_I ,.,.,., Ulll lomnrro... NklM end '"°'"" Int 1crw t lOIJcb mnsuv """"' 1ner-- TU•IOAY Flt''' hfftl ......... . 1:" e.m. ,,, F' rtl low .............. 1:2' e.m. 0.1 ~ 1'119'1 ............. l :n 11.m. 4.5 StcOlld low ............. t:• 11.m. :l.' M.-IU• 11;1' 11,M, illh 11:6' e.111. ... ... 1:• .,..., ..,. •:01 '"·""'· ,Im Cl, ,.,. Wt 0, M1w """ ~ J111)1 ' • Jiii'; u '""~ t1 . T emps, Da mage Property T-peNt.res fltlaL .. l"rK • .......... • .. 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They're automati- cally renewable and Ibey eor11 a11 amiuol intereot rited 6"' lhot lo ....,,u.od-came rain ar tbine. -----•••·••~·---·--~•••n----·----•••-••--•~u••--~·- • --- r ' t I , I • i •• •· • i 5 • i = ! i § - ~ Companioa Killed ---- Nightrider Nahh:ed " MtlRIDl!AN1 Miss. (AP) spray of bulJoU. He IA! Navy -A young A la b a m a Mlldlin1sts Mate 2nd Class ~ve wielding a , sub-Robert. E. Bll!'ton, fonnerly ~ gun and a pistOf · of Fulton, Mo. Matcher end .... ._ 'leriously lnj"-"' and.-'Burton were hospitial.i.zed in .. .._ w~ ·critjoal condition. bis woman ~ was· 'lbe shooting st.acted at 1 killed Sunday by police stak-a .m. SUnday at the ranch- ed out at the home ol a pro· style home of. M e y e r ~ Jewish busines&m"an Davidson, 51 , who led in ta guard against ni.gbtriders. raising a "15,000 ~ f<r pol:ice shootblg at him . Officers Hutchet and E . Tucker led the .chase tlhrough hilly & u b u r b a n streets. Aft<lr 15 blocks, ~ officers rammed their , car into the rear of tne fleeing auto, slamming it into the front )'aI"d ol a N~ home. Outsiders l Blain~d Monday, July l, 1968 DAIL y· PILOT 5 Poor People Seek Supp~rt WASHINGTON (UPI')~ of people ,.,.. ·•·•·r¥1er The Poor People's CAm· marched at Capitol Hill. paign tried today to bolster · n'ewspapef e<titorials urged its ebbing &UPPOrt among the marchers to go home middle-class white1. and demanded that the na· Leaders. of the South~rn ' tion's capita~·"g~t ,back to Gbri4tian L e ad e r s h 1 p business ,as wiual. '.' Conference (SCLC) called a "That'6 where th'e fight (10 a.m. EDT) news con-starts," Young said at the ference 1o .announce fonna-Ebenezer Baptist Church. tiqn of a broadly based "Na· • "We admit as middle-.class tional Poor People's Coali-people that poverty is not a tion. "-problem of the poor, but Tbe coalition was ex-that poverty is a problem of · pected to try to mount local the nation." antipoverty demonstrations SCLC leaders said the new in various cities·. ·sut it also coalition would represent all was clear SCLC leaders the ethnic and poor people's . --~ tlon of lthe bitillcal Jashua's ~m ·a·r c:ib er •·carefully clicling ·of II\< ·wall• ,of •\dt"ted•tl>e 'capitol grOWlda Jericho b;efore they crumbt-where' hundreds were .ar.. ed · ' .res~ed in eariler demonstra· · tions I«' violatb'i&.. a law There were no arrests at .. forbidding . de.monstrationt Sun day'a m,no,mtratioo.. on th!! grounds ., Steelworkers MaY. Cripple Industry Police Chief C. L. "Roy" information in the bombing Gunn · said hoe believed that of Temple Beth Israel in 11 recent iacts of violence Yi Meridlan e.ai:rlie( this year. Meridian ba.ve. been solved . Qtief Gunn said ttl8t 15 with the as;irest ol 22~year-police officer's in bladlt PQ!o old Thomas Albert ~ !i\irts were hidden arouttld ID of Mobile, Ala. the house and noted a ear Tu!J'ants .-~ firing a German..made 9mm sub- mia(;ttne gun. Hatd\er fell. ,. Tumants iiashed from one yard tO 0.nother, firiiig at the police Who retuf'n~ tbe fire . Thoe . Navy man, Burtoo o~ hi& <toor" and was stxit. . For Riots hope it will serve as a focal groups which have sup• . Pl1'TSBURGH. (UPI) -industry. · T·h e proc!ucets point for regaining the mid-ported the campaign. The United Steelworkers earlier said Qley ·would be die class· support the cam-About 600 demonstrators Union (USW), faced with forced to boost prices~ if - paign attracted earlier. -most of them white -new waroings that its Wage labor costs increased. He said Turraots also ~ stopped on a Wie about so been sooght in conn~oo feet from the hoo.se". Policoe found Tarrants in a pool of blood in t h e backyard of a house. Mrs. A!m.sworth's .bOd;i was-found in file car. The Rev ..... Andrew M. circled Capitol Hill twice demands · would cripple the Jn a magazine published Young Jr., who took over Sunday in a silent march ~dustry, plunged into a new by Mellon Bank, economists with_ other" ~mbing ,in·. Th.ey saw a man get oot cidents· in.Mississippi. aM carry a box toward the Tarrants· was ~ed in a carport· of the Davidson wai'nllllt with the attempted ho.ine. They O'f'dered him to murder of Patrolmen J'. M. ha"1t. Instead, he dropped the ffatth&r, 31, wounded four box, Vtt1ipped out a pistol times in tile' stomach and and fled in W$ car with A loaded pistol and .a Ku Klux Klan membership card Was found in her. pursoe,' the chief-· BOSTON (A!P) _ Police command of the campaign aimed at arousing middle-.week of top-level contract said such a· settlement today blamed ''ou.tside af.1.er the Rev. Ralph David class sympathy for the negoti.ations today with the would_·C9St .the industry' an 1r bl k ,, Al>ernathY wa5 arrested, plight of the poor. 11 major steeJ,makers. additional $233· million each Weoeukeen<lma erf sl f 0 r d , a said Sunday the aMipoVerty Young sa·id m a r c he r s Economists claimed the year; or abOu.t 19 pet oent 9f 0 & P 0 r a l c campa1'gn·· was popular w1·tb' would walk a rou•d the d VI• le • d d union's l!:mands .for · a: last year's pre-tax. earnings. 0 nee on an aroun nu'd4le~lass wh1'tes m· , i'ts. cap1'tol a total of seven ( h. 1or· 1! t ......... -.. ... money increase of abou six Employment already costs , is 1c. os OIJ ,'-"'111mon as openm· g weeks. tim. es on.the ne~ three.Sun· · th lo t • rf A~ per cent caSt a "somber • e industry $3.9 billiolt'--a diiis\, ij(triJ\g • high·speed cbese. , · One oi the bullets1 pierced H..3tcher's h'eart. Maryland ~slots: a p.m. o .,a .m. cu ew B tth h t Id -d . bo"· b went into effect to clean out;·i---"--'-"-' _e_o_•....:•c....'""..:P __ •Y:..•_m_a....:sym'--·~_r_e.:_re_a_·_o_u::.tt::.oo.:.k.:.'_' ..:o.::n_th:..::'e...:c•.::•:::ic:..::•.::le:.:•:..I _:::Y::.ea='.:·.:th:::e:.:;re~po:::.rt:.·::oa=i::.d:... _•;... groups, of so-called hippies sticks: -and ,loudspeakers Found Shot to death on the fioorboaniofTurrenre'car was • Im rom.panion, iden· tified as Kath~ Ainswortti , E--..] s . 1'.T t ---7"'2';. ~" ""-."'~..-ad~e E""schoo"---1 _ llU--. OD-_ Ollr-1~-0-e-teacheT in Jackson, Miss. from the area. • ' e Bolt o.n.r. .. . Police using dogs, night 0. me· -1,·n moved in aroutid 10 o'clock • Sunday night tO disperse the fi crowd and made...15_arrests. ------' ' all but one of them on a ~f*,u , A nei1gbbor Who-went ouf$ide .to ree wih:at was going on was hit with a Two Fires charge of "obstructing foot . ~.I. . ' . r paths." WALDORF-, Md. (AP). -"You're making hiS\Qry, One man was arr~ted on !I!_ The plums _and cherries folks," an employe of the a ch\lfge of assault and bat-~ -_ whirred· softly to a halt,-the inn annOunced over the ter on a·police·officer. AU 15 · --'flashi~ lights dimmed and, public address system. were due to appear in 71ee, . . . . to the strains of "Auld Lang "You're the last people to Boston Municipal Court to-. Syne," ~aryland's 4,000 slo-t play s~ot machines in d · ~·L-'"' I 0 ay. ......-.: machines-were outaweo at . ~aryland.' -Minutes a£tcr-cur re w ~o .&· O· ~: ._~··• C tar--~-'0----1m11.idnight-Sunday. · He then. stepped to ttie time, two different police on 1neu There was little fanfare, console m_achine, a slot squads arrived at the corner 'II _ and crowds were a~ut machine with room fQr 20 of Charles and Beacon • nortnal-fo_r-a-Sunday-:lllghi P,l~yer~ .• _an~ounced· Streets to quell a group sur· In-ArIZDITa-~:00~~-~Sl~~:~~e-~~~~~ dance ban~j=gTh~ -~';!~ l-~c;:·r-·-~-~,..-.. ~ ... ----1-, .... -w~ ~&tnformf/a_a!fon. fi. e U.S. 301 which w~re built struck up "Auld Lang begantorock th~caramid 't•--~ • ~ - PAYSON, Ariz. (UPI )_ largely frdm ga mbliilg Syne," the spinning reels. shoutsof "killthecops"and rAU ''l'tA-I '0 ~ ... ·· ~4e1'9.""'·l.ffA. Tyro fires that Charred more revenues. stopped at a lemon, a cherry ""let's tip it over." W _ • ...,... l'i U V .6 I/ "111 f'\i? than 4,200 acres in three na-But there was a touch of and a bell -a losfng com-Police Captain....J.v e p h tional forests in northern drama <JS a law wen.t into ef· bination: Hanley e.stimated the crowd Can us a~ut·oor un ique Sea Prke. We can't say publicly what it is, but you can bet your deck shoes Arizona were contained Sun· feet outlawing 91.ot machines The 1963 M a r y l a n d which gathered: in the area day n i g ht by 800 fire in t'he four Maryland coon-General Assembly outlawed at about 5,000 -"most of that it's go ing to provide many summers of sea-going iamily tun and i-e!ax"ation tor the lucky winner. fighters. ties where they were legal. slot machines, p h.a·s in g them spectators.'' ' .. A spokesman for the U.S. As midnight approached, them, out over a five-year After the crowd refused to ~ e ' & • Forest Service said full con· workmen began to cover the period. Slot machine owners disperse, even after an in· rA ... , .MAMO QM'n'g~O trot of the fires was ex-one..armed banditS with red fought the law bitterly, and vitation to attend a rock W.I •l~.6 U I/I', tiJ A.ND LOAN ASSOCIATION return of winds which one-<>Hhe la~er ca<inos-cS~ng-to. force church, Sherilf John Sears WESTCLIFF at DOVER• NEWPORT BEACH, CALIF. 92663 .• (114) 642-4000 gusted to 25-'··miles an hour along 301. the measure to a public vote. arrived to tell the group to • ., pected today barring a cloth at the Stardust Inn, ha've a suit pending in a band ooncerit at a• nearby <O Sunday. · · · tEiave. One ol tl>e fires blackened ---------------:----------------~------'---~---....:...,,_ __ 4.000 acres in the Tonto. s · E th k Coconino and Sitgreaves Na· evere ar qua e tional Forests. The other burned about 200 acres ne~~~~rger lire was heliev-Rocks Tokyo Area ed to have been started by a campfire in a creek bed ( 0 about 20 miles northwest of TOKYO AP) -ne· o( here. It · sp°read over the the strongest earlbquakes to M ~R hit Tokyo in 10 years jarred ogolluu im into the high thi . . r 11 illio t d plateau country w h e r e . s city o . m n o ay ponder 0 s a pine , with bouncmg s~ock waves predominates. that cracked windo~s and The smaller blaze was walls and' h~l!ed rail and located in Colcold Ranger subway ~affic _fo~ over an area about 60 mil es hour. Te l ev 1s1on pro· oortheast of Globe . It started g_r a m min g was also about a quarter of a mile di srupted. , from the state fish hatchery. The quake also· shook Some 1,000 persons were ar~as within a radius of 150 evacuated Saturday from mites from Tokyo and :vas picnic grounds and summer felt as far away as 250 mlles cabins as a precautionary from this city. measure. T w o .Jlighways The central Meteorological north from here were closed Agency said the quake had a for about eight hours. magnitude of 6.4 on a 7-point No damage to structures scale at its fqcus 36 miles or i!ljurifS were re~rted. ~_pound in I b a r a g i THE BOAT BEAT Almo11 loek1b.y, 111tio111I 1w1rd wi11111r for l.i• co¥1r191 of y1 "i119, <0¥1r1 tho .!,11t b11t f•r tl.1 DAILY PILOT. H•'t tlit1 011ly ful 1 tl119 r1port1r 011 111y Or111f1 Cor.i~ty 111wtp1p1t • 1t1ff. prefecture, 50 miles north· east of Tokyo. It registered four in the capital. Police reported o n e person died of a heart at- tack when frightened by the quake. A girl rec~!ved multiple bone f r a c·t u res when she panicked and juin- ped from the second story of - her home. At 'least eight other pel'>Sons were. injured, three seriously, by falling objects. · A number of high voltage transformers were lihort- circufted, and fires broke out, but caused no major damage. A votleyball ·game wit· nessed by thousands in a large civic auditorium in downtown. Tokyo was halted for 10 minutes. The televised game show- ed' most of the spectators dashing for exits in fright. The program also showed a huge central chandelier in tii.e auditorium s way i n g d'angerously fn a wide arc fOt' several minutes. Railway traffic linking Tokyo and other areas was resumed after rail officials ascertained there Was no major damage to railway lines. Bystanders Watch Two Kids Drown ELKO, Nev . (UPf) -A brother and sister who were moving ea9t from Mather Air Force Base ln California drowned Sunday night .when their car went out of ecntrol and dived Into the Humboldt River near here. The Elko County Sheriff's office said 'the victims were Justin Ashely Flint Jr .. 16, and Diana Carol Flint, nine . The boy apparently Jost control bf the car when he turned to look at some campers beslde the road. Deputies said . the cam pen made po effort to help the youngsters after the car plunged over a n em· bankment into-the river off U.S. 40 between here and Carlin. Mr. and Mrs. Justin Flint, parents or the youngsters, were driving ahead of them . The first coupes were two-passenger one-horse ve6icles, ve~zy but not too handy for double datin1 or plckir11 · .. Up the kids after school. Our coupe is a five·pauenger 200-hom vehicle with plenty of room for a llir-tiu falljily, a-couple of 1ouples, or a golf founome·pJonaddy. (We 11ve you more 'houlder room than the other cars in our field.) We abo ldve you windshidd wipen !hat 1tay out of 1iaht until you tvm -·- • them on, an ashtray that rides on ball bearinp1 and a car that rides on unique rubber body mounts which help rub o.ut the klnd of·bumps and noisei you've probably beeJ puttin1 up with in ~ yOur prescr:it car. Putti?I you first keeps us firs t. See-your Chevrolei duleduL _ _ You get the biggest year-end savings lust where you'd expe.ct ta. in another car. The family '"=''""------------------'-"'-' ' wat moving to New YOl'k. !---------~'---....:.··------------ ' ' I r ' •• I DAILY PILOT Mondly . .kily 1, 1968 i~ New State Fair Ope~ ~In Permanent Park ·, . .. ·~ SAC6AMENTO ( APl -Much of the 1968 exhibits C&li!ornia'a new, $33 million are similar to the old State :~ sta-.~f alt; ~anent ex·· Fair .owhlch -·heid its last ~position and ·amuse ment ' . -. """park opened_'._'toaay and of· show ir ·allQ_tber ~t of town ~: ficiall said this year's show last year. The new Ex- '~ ii only the beginning. position Center is showing 4· ·. ~v.)leagan was sd¥!dul· H Club and F~"1J'e Farmer s .: ed to uDloct the1gAte&!in, the.-of America exhibits along :;official" dedication C e"fe~, ... with ~la.YI f e a~t u ring i moftro l!o Califomia'si Countieis. : The new California J!ix. "I'he erpoiition'·S new race • polition1 ·on a aite north of· t:J:ack i!:· ready for use, and 4owntown 5acramento, wa1 horse racing beginJ Aug. 26 . . . designed u a kind of Eugene R. Lemmon, Cal '!miniature world's fair. JUlY ·~Expo'• general manager, • 1, 1988, wu aetas the open· ,sees ~ problem in open- : ing date many months •co. 'ing with only a partly~m· • and planners weren'.t 1Ufe · ple1e(i exposition. , •then bow much of the .~J:· · "'nle exposition will never ~ hibition would be completed. be completed," he said. ~·1t : , Tbia year's C8l Exp1,. is ia i. reflection of California,· • beinl held in a 75-acre area, the moat dynamic atate in ! althougti tJie site contains the union. and as California ; 630 uuble acres. Cal Expo progresses and changes, it : clotes on Sepl 10 this year . will too." ' JHE ' 1~RQUISE DIAMOND, $3,000. l•11lA-;ctr4 i Mt1t•t Chtrt•· to• "I-~-~~! 11 PAIHtoN •M.NtD 8 NIWPOIT CINTll .... , ... -. " . Small Fo~ Works -----·----- -. • cur I an - -- --' ·r - na e .... - • ecur1 --- • 1ona • '. I . . security Flr'lt National Bank. 1he largeet bank headquartered In Southern Califomla. ·"'••a new nalfje .... S.Curfty Plciflc · National Bank. A hlgt'lly~respected San F.rancisco bank, ,... Pacific National Bank, has joined seturtty ~ ~~·;;N•;:,;Uonal Bank and will become the new IJ qallfo.r.nla heeckiuartel"I fol' {tty Pac ii le National· Bank. . . " • • ; oicpMsion <lnio N~rtiiom ea1!f0mi• 1s • r ~ lri a 1°"9:'8!1\18 plan·lo bettor ~-our customers. tho next•ftw·monlhl we'H be changing • \etterheade, cheekl and·., forth. ", ·don~wwry.Wo'=·bo ·lha-~ -youtmow~ ~---. '8,ICUllm1'ACfF1C ~ .... . • . ~; ' ' : • 1 ' . '" 1' ',....;,. i ' '· I I ·:-~i i --· ... • ' . i ,. ' j. ' ' . ' . .. ' . . , ·., •• - For.·Tlie ·I Record ; Meetings MONDA.,. Ntw-1 Harbor aru Y•1 Mtn'I Club, !11llY'1 Coll" ShC>!I, 212 J. 11th tre1t. CMtl Maw, l •OO '·""· E~plortr 5cout1. 81ixid: Eltdronla EllPlortr POii '"· lSCll H1rllor 81Yd., '"I' .....,,,,'1 1:11 "·""-· -D!'.Yto 1v1 1;;rr1nM CDo11I Ch11t1r, MIKnlC T1mPlt1. \Jlfl St. •!Id 51. "'""'~ Place, ,.ewpon 141Ch, ,,. p ,m . OBIT UA RI E S • Summer 'Head Start' Capo Prog rdin ---Interest Rise Auton etic s Awarded CAP I STRANO Capistrano UJlilied Schoo}' District's summer "Head Start'' program. w h i ch began June 24. picked up a nearly 25 ·perceot lqcrease in enr1>llment its first. week. Director Charles F. Bossard said 37 stu~ents enrolled for the first day of classes. and the week ended with an additional 12 pupils· taking part. He , said others 2 Contrac•"' who meet qualifications will L!) be accepted until the max- .. ~~:c;;ed~nrollment cf fiO i~ .· ANAHEIM -.AutorieUcs "Head Start" is a federal Divis.ion of North Am erican program, administered l:ly Rockwell Carp. will receive the Office of· Ec1>nomic Op· more than $17 million in two portunity. and is designed to defense contr.acts. g Iv e u n d e r ·p rivileged Congressman Richard T. l'lludents an actual "head Hanna announced today the •start" so th~y will be ready awarding of a $15.484,100 , lo start the first grade in the contract incremerit to the fall. Anaheim firm by the Air For information regarding Force for de pot main· qualificatioM for enrGLl· tenance equipment for the ment, or lo volunteer to Minuteman Missile SysteJ'l'J. Autonetics has rec e i v e· d 188.062 ,00J to date under this contract The firm will also receive a $1,635.000 Navy contract work with the, tudenls as a teacher-aide . tau /the .Head Start office at 493-4034. ·rhe eight-~ek program : is being o_ffer~ for the third year at San tpan Elemen· tary School b San Juan · Capistrano. I GOP ~de .' I Rap s pun ·1 Curb ove l "When a j burgler enters y home, ~ won't feel any fer knowing that the gun ted at my head is unre ttred and Uierefore illeg " ~ •SANTA ANA Those are M fc hael words of an H1>rn . DESCHENES bfor bcomJ>?netints I for !the Fire -Causes $6,000 Loss chairman of e United Republicans of . alifomia , in exprt:ssing lhf\ organiza. tion·s fee lings .toward gun legislation. · Fire diCI 1l6JXX) aamage In reaffirmi"f, their--op-JOllHlll E. ~o--.-. .. 116.--ef ,.1 _!Im _!!aVIga ona 1ys em W•k• Forest Rwd cos11 """'"· for the RA 5C aircraft. survived trt wilt. Lwl•• it.. O•~-= +wo uni. J11ne1 i:. 111<1 s•ep""' E. Congressman Hanna also °"chenni "'r" b.-olller1, Edwam ed •1 305 945 John •flll PhlllP, tour s1111r,, it.lblna. aMounc a • , , con· !=~·~~~ ..,~v~~s· .... ~~,~ tracl awarded to Delco ~c:,tl~~~~~~~~~j~emy~Anaheim ~for-&t91'~ge vrew MttnO•t11 111r11:. Ol•l!C11!d bY 11e11 batteries for Army tactical ~~Do1i:wJ~.Mort111rr. H\. Bro..:tw11, vehicles. SUnday to an apartment and position tD ad~tional gun ifs contents at. 2195 Canyon . control legi.sla'n and to Drive, just west of ~a these bills p1>po ed b Mesa. thf; cou_n!Y.: f t r e . . 5 Y warden reported~ -~_!ll_!>ly!'lan -i r! f~ JONES :... Rov I! J_. A.a1 6', of 69 E. Flower St., t0.11 Mini. Oa11 ot lie•"'· June , 30 SurvlvMI llY wile. Toll; thrM $0flS, w H Id 1Gn1ld 81111•, bott. of Et Toro, and . oman e Edw1rii~ Colla MIMI "''" daualll~r!. MYr• 1..h1c;e5, Mf'I. !lttlv Rutherford •""' M1rltn Loefflw, 111 of S.nt1 ,llnl; sl!ter. MYtl SllOdttY• 20 tr•n6dll_l!lren !lld two arttt~rl'lldd!lldrlff'I, S..rv1ca1, l,IKdly, JQ:;JD A.JI<., 81!11 Br-llWIY Cl.,Pel. Interment, 1'1lrhaven Memorial P1rk. O!r«tld ll't 8111 8roadWI¥ Mor1Ulf'Y, 11~ 8rwdw1y, CDlll Meu. For _Assault CYPRESS -A 20-year-od Cypress woman is in Orange County jail today charged with assault with intent to commit murder. The fire was atarted l5Y Shoemaker by Prest: welding done in the apart-dent Johnson , y said that ment <Jn Saturday and the publi.c wo break the smoldered for several hours befOre be i n g discovered new laws, and the courts Sunday. firemen said. wou;ld ignore C. W. Schaffin is owner of "Enf<0rcemen and tough the apartment building and sentencing · arei necessary. Rosalie Brooks. t.he tenant There are m8 e'xisting in the damaged apartment. laws that will ~ontrol the\ criminal's ow er s hip ,1 possession we o f I firearw. but th trend to- . ·.f . . . f.1ofldjy, Jilly 1, 196'! .. ., " ·' ' " I •.•. t \-' , • . " . . . ,.., • • • . --~ DAI\. Y PILDT t DELUXE POWER MOWE.Rs /: EASY SPIN RECOIL STARfti. OUI I t &. 41.44 MON •• Tl.iE. ONLY 88 6 11 powered, 3 h.~. engine, hu front dischergo, chrome U sh1peil h•n· • Clio with single control. Mo.j~I 22-214. . TUNNEL DECK IMPULSE STARTER OUI 115. 57.77 MPN.·TUE. ONLY --·- Rugged mower with )l(i h.p. mot.or. Select-O·Malic wheel ad juslors. Mulcher door and rear belfle. Model 21 ·238. Aurora GOnzales "'a s booked after she allegedly stabbed her h us b and , Steven, 21. in the abd9men with a kitchen knife. Orange Sued· By Officer of raws at the eaker's discretion," Van or:n .s:a~d. day is tD allow treaking Ill .---.-:::";;";;";';~~~;;\' ORANGE -For m e r "Weapons loo during Orange police 0 ff ice r riots obviously not be TWO DAY COUPON SALE • WESTMINSTER MEMORIAL PAU Mortuey Ir C.moi.r, . Cllapell . 14801 Beach. Westmln1ter 511·17%.'I e 1113-U!I • He is .repented to be in seri1>u.s condition in the Orange Coun' M e d i c a I Center. Donald Schulz who was the r egistered.'. he continued. "and criminals ~11 not re-storm center or a con- against the city, he said to· SU{l'ender his ·too. ' troversy last year will file a quest firearms i. mils any damage claim for $500,000 more than a w er would d "UROCis co e rtf'ed Jury Requests -"l~hulz. who was fired in about the creatiq. of new Augu!t 1967 when he charg-bureaucracies to 1'ffect !Jll· X-ray Costs ed that traffic tickets issued enforcable legisl ·on. ad· to prominent citizens were ditional taxes an fees to SANTA ANA -A system being fixed, was an unsuc-finance th~m. an the Un· of fees. permits and regula· cessful candidatt. for city necessary harass ent 'of ti f · t I ed council last April. the citizen wh merely ons or pr1va e y own X· . . wi"shes to have a eans of ray units · operating in the His SS00.000 claim w1U county have been suggested charge harassment. by city personal defense. at his tG the Board of Supervisors . ,.•~ff~i~ciii aiiliis ._hiie iisiiaiiidii.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;iidi.sii. ;ipo;;;;;siiaiii.ii· ·iiviiaiiniiH-~siiaiii· dii.""i by the Orange County Grand11 Jury. The j ury report will be before the supervisdrs Tues- day and calls for regulation of the x-ray unitll by the county Health Department. NIGHT and Want Ad e There's a Slnre arid Se"' s~al Model 626 . , used! • ys • Travel in Ju I summer in this Con· tinental, full po er, aJr condltlonin1. ririnal owner: . DAY SERVICE .. 9:30 A.M. TO 9:30 P.M.-SATURDAY 10 A.M. TO 6 P.M. • ---------------- l'lalo ENVELOPES 27¢ o.r I" J4c JULY .. ' W it it• 111v1lep11 11111urr1 6 "" corn1 t 00 bo1:. IT~TIONlllY Dl l'T. WO .. ~JULY D11111Hllel I & I ...... • Stretch PANTY 'HOSE 73¢ ' c ......... TENNIS SHOES 1.77 COlftp. ot Z.ff louncy 1li p•o111 for llHl1 4irl1. Compl1+1. ly w1th1ltl1 d1cro11 upp1r1 !11 1umm1n 111w11t ctlori. ..... -.... , I HOI Dll'T. 4 l'ltryer JULT , .. BADMINTON S£T .1.99 • Ow .... J.47 S•t /11tludea t1ckeh, Wrd,1 1111t 111J ,,1,,. H.t11iily c.1rfYi1tt ctt• 1ho. I POaTINO GOODl 0 Dl '1 • JULY 11 1 P1 d 1I color1.d p1p1r wilk rn1tchl114 '"• Yt lPpll, I TATION I RY Dll'T. W~ll9 ~JULY OUtllt!IMI -I & I ..... Mini Mitt~ COLLEC10R CARS 48¢ Our 1 ... H e Mett'1 SWEA 1SHIRTS 1.22 Our .... 1.77 Cr1w 111ck 1w11hhir+t f11 fur1 thor! tl1ev11, 1olt fl11c1 llni119. M1ch l111 w11k. 1b!1. Wltlte l color1. MIN'I WI .Alt Dl'1• ... , ...... ~ ~ULY ... AM-FM RADIO 13.57 Ow 1 ... 11.A• ' 1,,1·re111 M.01r 2016 Incl~~·· Ntt.ry, llt,he~I, Clttyl~t ~111. ·-.,.. .. • .... OU111t1i.. '"' ,_..,.._ JULY ... PLACE MATS 2/28¢ °"' ... lk ... Le rqe 1i 1ortm1nt •' c;olo,.. 1v1il1a!1. PARTY GOODI OUT. W~llt OU1"t111• ...... ........... JULY ... CARPET PIECES 83¢ Our .... 1:27 Appro1i'!_lat1 •Ii• ef p11c11 it 24"•41". DOM llTICI Dl,T. v_.. ... JUNIPERS ·57¢ O.r I ... 771 JULY 111 0 111 91 lle11 1i11 Ju11ip1r1. V1rl91Md 111 CPlll!I 1 11d f Pllll, • PATIO Dl l"f, JUL'I' Ill OIL CHANGE 1.99 I J . I llNl.V PILOT Exhibit . Notes UC ~ ----·· -· ··-···-·-· Birthday O r a a 1 • Cooaty Fair· llOW>d& In c 0 It • Mela . will bl -olop ... • UaiwnltJ .of oaJllomla ex· __ ... Cea_ C-van Illa""'*" foll. The-· -.lllO y ... ot ·UC hldory; ac:hlevtmeala ilDd lll"?bs to 'tile ~ wtn pan~·" 1ou ...... ~ duQni • Dlno·llop -tour. ,. 1be Oll"aw:D will b e spons«ed by ... Oalll«nla Aluad Anodatton. -... --0(73 panell and nine~ -deplctlnJ In -. =--= ~·:,: univerfity'a contributloqs in such ffelda Al food , beal.th1 urban planolnf, pollulion, criminoloa. trlllMc safety, transporbollon ond educa· tion. .- A 11 campuses Of t h e univeraity are maid.nc C'9G"' ·fribu~ lo the ubib~, In· cludlnl \IC!. Upon <11torin&: the con- tennial caravan, visitors will first see an ei.g!rt-minute film, ''What it a Umvrity?", n....-1>)> "1umnus G._,, Pode. The last fe&Ue will be a diaplay o/ aevOl'a! modell and protJotypeS' of equipment , de~e~ at tlhe wri~ unIVeNity ~; m- clutling an --~ wbmarb!, the or 11 in al cycJolron, • !lying ....,.,. • . -=~ .. ~--research equipment, a lneching madrlnes. Lectures by UC Irvine - feculty and films w1ll be .aheduled during lhe af. ternoon. Conduolnd lours for pro- spective 1tuden1B also ce plonned. Regional Groups Opposed ORANGE -Calilomia ·llopubUoao ~ 0(. l1cers loday hove ,a - rOIO!llllon.., --op-posin& repnal rovermnent a,enclaa llldl as I he 8outhera. Callhnia AslOGia· tion of Governments (SCAGJ. The resolution, adapted here -this week, was ln· troducea ·by CRA -·t Everebte Vt.mer. It in· dicat.d ttie CRA -•• regional government that would acquire land b y eminent domain; levy tpeCl.al t.u.ee ; iliN• revenue bonds without a vote; or be represented by counailmen or 1upervilon without a direct vote Of .111.e peq>le. In adCJPtU:il the opposition action. • ORA Boaro of Directors 11id organiz.ations like SCAG and the regi:onal ABAG in h San FranclJco Bay Area are "contrary to the Amerloan concept of progress." July I Set As Deadline At Cal State FULLER~ON - A deadline of July 1 h.a.s been • for admission f o r california State College at Fullerton's fall semester. According to R a l p h Bi&tlow, CSCF ~ of .:bniHiODI mJ1 records, the college is rapidly ap. proaching its enrollment quot.ts in all categories - first-time freshmen, return- ing students, transfers and eraduates. "We will havt to close elU'ollmeM. earlier," he ad· ded, "if any of these groups hit.I Its p&rtlcular quota figure before July I.·• A projected enrollment of 10,730 U an iDcrfase of about 20 percerit over last --·· fi(Ur• of 8,888. turther !nfmnltioo. on reliltrllllOll m>,y be ob· Wned b'om the office Of ad· mil"°°' Md reconi.s, 870.. 3112. The Or•"ge ~st's Mos°'i"Complete PRINTl.NG ·s1RVICE -~w I .. llNl 11111 • DEPENDABLE QUALITY GROUND BEEF • PLUMP& ~·~ 1ENDER .~ · _'fRUH --- ' ----~fRYIRS---- WHDI! !ODY ~ BEST OF FRYER . 49~ HO B~CKS or NECKS EASTERN OOAUTY l·LB. PKG, IOWA MAID BACON SWEEf SMO~ED FROM NEBRASKA ALPHA llTR ~rC:1·c:r 58¢ BACON l·ll~l~;~~AG[ HORMEL · 1u. "'""" 58¢ 'R•d Label' BACOll "JOLLY" BRAND • PACKAGE OF 80 . PAPER CUPS 9 OUNCE SIZE SOME STORES CHARGE 9Bc 78c MEN'S, WOMEN'S l CHILDREN'S.SIZES ZORIES SOME STORES CHARGE 39c ASSORTED COLORS KING SIZE • 16 OUNCE BOTILE ... ,.. HEINZ KETCHUP SOME STORES 35c CHARGE ~c • ·---1 • Meat you an trust and at DISCOUNT i RICES too! I ••• • ... IElD'f TO EAT DUBUQUE "IOYAL lllffl1" CAJllED HAllS Wliotr .L-~-~ . )Oo.. -• elW'°"Vfi lllPHI lf.T1 • IJIOZ.n U.S.DJ. lll!PIC1ID • ICONOM\' FAl'ORllE YUL 79' TURKEY HIND· 28, CUTLlTS • il'UIN fl9Ulil QUARTERS rn~ C£1TIF•£Sll • nozt• HALllUT1u 99 _ BONELESS GREAT FOR COOR r , FILLETS m: OUTDOOR COOKIN . s1~~ IJ S. GOV'f INSP[CltO FAES~• ~llLlT OF PORK TENDERLOI OCEAN 73~ .. PERCH 53~. WILSOl'S IOIELUS PUTIYAL NII P111E 11 ZI :1911£RIE LJ .. Al1'1111 Bflll ~ BEEF CHUCK STEAK Bt.IOf cur BONRESS FAMILY STEAK BONELESS TOP ROUND · . [ ali~· ] Shoulder Clod R~'. 49L 89L •1r 89L 88L •1 ,!7 ROUND STEAK FULL CUT BONELESS TOP SIRLOIN THES PRICES EPFECTIVE THROUGH WEDNESDAY, JULY.3, 1968 • Bet 's "Man in Blue" says: GYou didn't ieve we meant it? n11 we'I stir "' fo1111it Jll'll'l9 11111IOW111 :: :;~~i i "" wy b11 !'~~: 'Well we ·did And we'll continue! Now all we ask 1 that JOI ·Mplrt 1111 fiH 1111t lw youlllll. ~ SWEETUNRELISH J3c '27' VALU! " S!IElL • KILLS F I~ INSECTS . NO PE STRIPS CHARCOAL~ LASTS FOR 90 D S $,.,,,, SOME STORES -CHARGE $1.98 LIGHTER SOMES STORES CHARGE !9c AllM 11111 o 11>1.B. BAG BRIQUETS 79< VALUE .69C ~L!. BAG-$1.4' VALUE lt.2f COLLIER'S • 10 LB. BAG BRIQUETS SOME STORES ~RGE 99c , 79c 20-tl. W....IOME SlOllES CHA!CE 11.71 '11.• 15 OUNCE • PRE,AREO Q9'l Halley's· Sala.ds 'j;ii( !OM! STOOES CH"GE 39e 25c • BEMI • Pali\ TO •MACARONI •GEllMAN fl(ITAlO COLt~CTt~ ON AU TA>(AILE ITEMS • W£ ltESEltVE: THE klGHT TO REFUSE SALES TO CO~ERCIAL DEALERS ' '· 1111 c SLJ $1. -. ' • . . . • • THOMPSON SEEDLESS FLORIST QUAUTY FLOll'lRS •I . GRAPES " DISCOUNT PRIClS! RED, Wl!llr,.11.UE ' .. COLORADO SWEET CARNATIONS LUSCIOUS BUNCH 99c I __ • SWEET·• MILO • SLICING SIZE -~ED OllHs - _3_:_:!_25~ ~ I . GARDENPlltESH. ~!LL PEPPERS 3-JOI 29' FREESTONE . HECT A RINES -. ' NEW • CROP SWEET SUN &RAND ,. ' ALL ALPHA BETA · STORES WILL BE OPEN · JULY 4th 10 A.M. to 7 P.M. • ·-... THIRD AllUAL FIREWORKS . SPEOTAOULARI ANAHllM STADIUM--1.00 P .M. JIJLY ' DISCOUNT COUl'ONS AVAILAl!f IN All ALPHA lfT A MAlttITTS ' THESE P!!ICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH WEDNESDAY, JUlY 3, 1968 m About Our DOUBLE DISCOUNTS -. llllllllim • H B. 14 OUNCE MIN. NET WUGHT Cooked~·a:"i Chicken SEALED IN FLAllOlt . $12! ~ ,,.~fafo"SAiin ~~~E . 37c 2U. CARTOll49c VALUE lk ·, ~· TROPICANA •.QUART BO TILE FRUIT DRINKS • llOANGE • G!AP£~0 25' s=~r'::i" ~ CHAllGE 29t lllPlllllll • SLICED WIENER BUNS PACK OF Tl:N 4Sc VALUE PICfflC IUND • £COlrfG.PAK 2-LBS. WIENERS lllPllllOll 'l'llDCESSED • SLICED 41' AMERICAN CHEESE I SLICE PACKAGE 35< VALUE 29' • (.!?) COOLAWHIP 'iii( FROZ£N 49 SOME STORES . C CKARGE 59c o · ' . I DUTCH P!IDE • FRDZ£N Imitation Ice Milk c 35c HALF GALLON SOME STORES · CllAASE 39c .. ' They m11n ntra UVin for JOU. Madi possible bv Sl>ld•I porcMsts with tho eost reductl'!'I' pmed on to you. Look fO' lt!em tlifoqlilMrt lt!e slart, HfAl Tiii CAUl'OlNIA .AllGILS !ti ectl• ON KMPC • 710 lllPlll lml. • 10\0 WNCE PACKAGE POTATO CHIPS Ste VALUE • 54c lWIN PAK 011' CHIPS • 10 OZ. l'llQ-'9c WllJE 141 .,. 11111 • SUCEll BURGER BUNS 1 PACKAG!Of l2 45c °'\ 49c VALUE MOl llAL STORE HOURS llN Ill. IOI.II." IP.If MT.• ll.ll 10 A.Ill. .. 7 'JI. I ~-· ....,..... .. , L , ... M. ·-· .. -· oo•Cll-1 ... 1 ' ..... ..-~~·........... ,:~ ...... -.. -- •O•lllTAI -L --............ -. ' ,, DAIL V PILOT 9 '• , .. Autoneties . ~arded Contract · ANAHEIM ->t,utonetic1 divilion of Nqrjb MJ>erlcon Rockwell Corp. Mre bU .. been ,.lected by Ille ~ !)ompany to ltllrly • 1oneral purpoee m.ultlplexiaa system for the pf'Otptype phase of tbe U.S. supenorilc tranJpOrt. Government and industry stildies thaw a minimmn need of 500 U.S. SSTa by 1990 to serve-just the overwa.ter air routes of 'the world, according fu Boel..DJ. ~ compuies in· volved. in the. SST proiram •• Boeln& ·1u1>contraetors anl:I suppliers will pay an estimated S75 million in payrolls during the pro· duotlo n of the ~ prototype aircraft. Total payroll for subse- quent prodUction of 500 SST airliners would amount to a~ut Jl.9 biWon. - 7 on Coast Graduated - By Chapman . ORANGE -Seven student. from t b e Orance Q)asi area have received -1---i-.e"greer fro;m -c-b--ai>""llra--"--r-1 College here, \ Receiving b.:chelor -of arts degrees were The o dore Millard Crissell of . Costa Mesa;· Jania K. Frazee ot Newport. Beach: Valerie Scudder of Balboa 11llind. cum laude; and Judith F. Sherm.an of Newport Beach. Jla<hel E . Ju1Un o~ Launa Beach received. the blchelor of music degree.· Recetvtne muter of arts defl'9el in educaUon were Millard Larry Hamel and Wlla Barbara Slpu, both of Costa Mesa. Irvine Co. Gives Post To Hay es IRVINE -Kenneth M. !Uoyes """ been named manaeer o f commercial. properties f<r the Irvine Company. He is !be 1"nner manager at the 32-story Oc· --C.ntor bui.ldin( in Loo Angel ... Hayes wU1 be repontlble l<ll-rn-eflt and i. .... llal.lon for all Irvine Com- p a n y-owned oommercial buildings. OUef amcng hU duties will be the manap- ment ol. the twin nine-story o!lke hriJdJ"I• ,_ rilini in Ille Fimn<iol Plua ct Newp<rl Ctoler In N"'1")rt Bead:I. Hayes retired in 1981 allier spendin( 21 yean In Ille Navy. Park Draws Travelers O'NEILL PARK -Carn· ping f-s he.-. a I Or.ange Oounty'1 0 'Ne i 11 Park have fOl.D1 Vride ~ peal to travelln& tourist.I 1.-.m througllout ille Unltod States, a report reveals: During just two clays lasl -residents ol 38 dll· fenict states and t w o f-llll CJ!Ulltri.. used !ho oam;inl ftlciUtie1 . . Leading the ll1t were 14 -· from Ohlo -· by W&sblngton . 11; MiichC.m. 10; llliDois , nine; Wisc0ns1ll, nine , and ~ nesot:a.. eilht. For •i.g a vkitx:n were from Ol.nada and ... -•. .. _,.. -WATER ffiASTER ,, ......... c.,..., TOILIT TANK SALL .......... ~ ..... I ,.. ............. ~ ...... .... ~ .................. htW ... ,,, AT MAa ow,-11 ITOlll - r I • , I • I h•y :wtaner Robon Ill. Takes Bal.dwin TroP,h y · ~ - Southland Duo in O'Day Cup =w ' •eSCii•i, .. Atlantan Wins 5.5 Se ries Titre STAMFORD, Corm. (AP) the l.ut Olympics. lt is own· Two l;oulhland sailors --Robert E. "'Teel" Turner eel by Benjamin D. Gilbert one from Batt>oa Yacht Club of Atlanta· won the Bingo of Stamford. SANTA BARBARA -Bob LA YC. -will repre1ent Area G Tr h . 1~ ·-~ l e The l'•st ra-,_ ~. six· and Taylor Grant'• .Colum· CLASS A -(I) Jubil•· (California) In the 5l'Day op Y w "' a •~·Pac " •• m "' bia-50 Robon 111 waa an ti.on~ (2) M'alaiuena 11, Bill eup_ c 0 mpet1tl 0 n to finish in Sunday's race in race series, which Sti.t'ted easy winner in the first leg Ravenscroft, SBYC. determine the . N 0 rt h ttie , U.S. championship 5.5 Friday, counted cnly for the o( the Baldwin M. Baldwin aASSB-Robooill; (2) American"'Yacht Rt;cin. series. Bingo Trophy , as did the Trophy race which started Tilt O'The Kilt: (3) Dorothy Union &ingle.handed ·cham· Turner, who finished first next two. Scoring for the na-. frorit Los Angel ea·. E III. Boris Levin,. LA YC; piomhip. · in the first two races for the tiorral champloltsbip ·started The race was combined (4)-Squall. W. Goodley, -WIMers-lh the semI-fiha11 Club, and Richard Nagy. st . Bingo Trophy, is in third with the second 13ce, which with Los Angeles Yacht DRYC; ( S) Persephone, hekt at Balboa Yacht Club Francis YC. place Cor the U.S. cham· ·was sailed Satur<ray. Club's Channel Island n.ce. George Griffith, LAYC. Saturday and Sunday were Representing the ,com· pionship S.5 series. In second pl:ace for the There were 17 starters and <4ASS. C -Papooge., Cliff Peter Parrett of Alamttos bined Yacht Racing Union Turner, wbo finished first championship is Cloud Nine, l3 finishers. Tucker • LBYC; (2) Bay Y-acht Club and Bob and the Southern California in the first two races for the sailed by Gordon Lin· Robon Ill finilhed at 7:37 Windward, Seaver &: Titus, Kettenhotfen of BYC. Yachting Associatian were Bingo Trophy, is in third demann, Milwaukee, Wis. It p.m. Sa~y, about two NHYC. Competition iii the semi· Pat Scrugis, New p or t pltoce for the U.S. Cham· earned 21 points with a hours' after the eecond fin· finale: was between eight Harbor Yacht Club; Bar· pionshlp with 20in. points. fourth place Sunday zod a isher. Harry Steward's CaJ-. skippers -fuur each from rett, ABYC ; Kettenholfen, In first place is F. second place Saturday·. ~.~rUaJ.'.:::: \:htAn=; BCY C Draws ~:=a .and sou t ~-er n :~c~ic an~ar=s · ~e!c:~t ~~~~~. cw~~ ~ ~ i;~ ·~~~O:~~ time Sunday around Santa Barbara. and From· Narthern Caillornia CJub. . points. Cox sailed cadenza S t a n 1 e y L e.·J be 1 , Santa Cruz illlands slowed 124 Boats were Ted Rtist ()(Lake Mer· ·Barrett scored 16¥' points to a 22.-second victory Sun· Downsview. Ont., sailing I I I ENTER MU#! 34Jh Natwnal CHILDREN'S PHOTOGRAPH CONTEST You .can win a •2,soo.00 Shopping Spree in thi,s store! CONTEST SPECJALI 7 for 4 15 Ont. 8sl0 and ill w1llct·1be (TUTS llm: rui Yi Off 1W--.U Nia: n~ _ H unt ingt on Be1ch 892-3331 , Ext •ii"1ion 283 the race. ritt Yacht Club: Louia Nady on the reverse scoring qay with a titm af 2:02:45. Tiger, is in fourth place Final results : front Un i v e's it y -0. f s•-'em to runner-up Ket-The Bingo Tr0phy is nam· with 19 points. He wu filth 'J & F · 1 o t • 30 F R ,,... "th MOn. r1. •.m. o ..,: p.m Bo~VE~ Tay!'*Gr2.!: -"' Of .. eg atta I __:g~~:'.!..-~l':l::'.o'.'.r~··~k~~'.".ci,ai'.l· t'.D'..__ey'.Cna'.'~:::~'.'..t_.:~'!~'.!'h':o:_ll_e_• ._,_1_M<._._an_d_~_1.:_1o_r_.:'.~'.'.e~al.:u~'.:..S:·_th.:'•:;e pr".'.bo:.":a..,'.'.t :::l•:h~:::· ~::•'...w.:Tn::.' __:~::.~04::"::.~:.::~::.· _w_' __ ' __ tim_e_o_l..=:·==T=u•=·=· =W='=~=:,=n.="='·='=So:t::;.:1:0='=·'"=· ·=''=b=p:;.m;;.:;::=::; Nl;IYC; (2) Jubilatian, Har-Bahia .Corinthian Yacht =~s lY Steward, LAYC; f3) Tilt ct.m's Slan & Stripes O'Tbe ·Kilt, Bruce Adam, Regatta <kew" 124 boet.a in 11 LEGAL NOTICE claoies riicinf on lmlde and -MOTIC• OP U.LI! OP,. l"l!l:IOMAL l"llM'll:TY AT l"l:IVAT• SALi JM. A Min I• "" ...... C-' flf rM SI ... el C.IJ........ I• Miii ..... ... c..ty el Lis ·-.. 111 1M ,...11er ell It. Guere11Mtoi. !.1llllt of llOIEl:T p.t. EOWAllDS, I ke bown IS Robert Mewlliold Ed'W1rdJ. W1~. outBide cL&sses Satmday and Suo:lay. Final relults: OCEAN RACING 16) - Volante ll, Mike Hirsh, BYC. PllRF (81 -· Camelot. PIMtl Loverklge. NHYC ; (2) MK 11. Bob Poole. BCYC .• PACIFIC CATAMl'.RAN (14> -(!) Sun DeW, IUd1onl Carrill<r, Arizoq. YC ; (2) El 'l'il>ur!>n, Pal Oarrih«. SWYC: !3) -Brunhilde. W. E. Nelsat; • An Penney Stores 0 -pen Every Night Monday Through Satunfcry • If you like · ... .. to save money ••• ' NOl'lct ~ ..... dot' •I-ffMI ffM Ufl. "~l•ned will Mii 11 ortv•"' Mle. Ill Ille ~llllHI 1nd to.st bidder, 'ult19ci to Clllt tlrmlllfMI cl uld S.....rlor CGvrt, Oft or 'lter IM ..... daY ,,, J111)r. 1MI. ., Trust llMI Emit O..ofmtfrt ell .s.curl,.,. "'"' t.tlllaftlll •ink~ 4S S. l'Mln Sfr'Mt, LOI .-. .... i., Allentloll: W. ClaYIWI Dtvtt. 1"1'""-t<to. C21JI ._,_ C_,.,. el Lo. '""'"' St1 .. '11 C1llfer'll1, 111 IM l"f9hl, tltt. llld In~ '11 Mid Wi nt, Ill lfld Ill 11t 1M-cerllll11 ...,._I -rn 1ltwt. 111 ,,,,. COU!ltr '11 "\M A ..... ln. St1.. 8' ~lltomle. Hrtlai ... IV . ~-Lid n lvllowl. Ill-WI!; BY~C·"--=---~~~~~-CXL020 f!) Bon ---~-----------~· V0)'8Re, W. B. v o 11 KleinSmid. SBSA. you11 love Penneysl • 0... '""""'...,...,. ..... 111 ttllt -"l'ldH' ·-' .,, ,._,, ~ DDHlll"I U2!1..C00.lll). u.....ld .lwillll'c. It ti .... Pttretf, Fll'IMll TllollMlld $11011.r;;,;-1nd NfMty.fll,... (Mill Ill "3) lil'llerHI Hid Ill JUM 1, 1 ... h H Yellle 11 T-Hund...., Tlllrt'l'.fwo Clollers. (17J2.00l "' montl'I. l111tludll'lll ·'",..,, 11 ,..-., l'IYlbki flfl fM 11! dly ef MCh ..-111, or ,,...,,. after AU9WI, 1"5, bnl11nl111 J.,.... 1, 1"'5, 1111111 "ldJ SecllrMI bY 1 Finl Dftll ef Trvst ~ """" 2'-1"'5. 111 ._. T.a12. ·I"-W . oPHcl1I R-9 ef la ....... '" '-"· C.llleml•. Oii -"" de$(:r!btd n : Loi 71 111 llod< 27 of Ille Wbl:llvl11M of S.,.r"r Mellin TrW, • _. -.._... "' .... "· .. _ 34-», .... ctwv1, of Mllcellll-lit~ Ill "" °'"P. ., the Ceull1V Ill:_.... Temu. cl .... ulll 111 llwllll ~ of lfte U11~ St1Jn e.. c«rl'lnNltloll ef .... , W ffrt ulll 11111 b41111'CI .... \Mnc:9d ll't' "Wife wcvred ll't' Morl9-or Trvtt Deed "' the ~ IO Mid. Ttll -_, llf tmOUllt bid le be dM>oslltd wlltl bid. LID0-14A (12) -Iii Ho, Ed Rodriguez •• ABYC; (2) Wood Wiml, Hany Wood; ABYC; (3) Foi8'me Ort, Merlin G~ ABYC. Llll0·14 B (12) -llta<· Bru. Joclc McC!arty. VYC; (2) Deuceo Wild. Leonard Pernic, SBSA; (3) Julie H, Fred Topel. VYC . VACATION VALUE11 DAYS! KITE A !12) -FulitiVe II,· Peter Parker. NHY..C: ~· '- (2) Fly Awa~. Jell Allen, BCYC; (3) Duke, JOO.O Daigh, NHYC. Bids or ~ Ill bl 111 wrttl111 •!Id wlll M ...:til\l'ld 11 !hi atweuld off~ •I 111'1' 11,,.,. 1tter the !Int Pllbltct11flfl Mreaf 1!'1d lll'fotl dl9-of Ille. 0.led 111i. 2'111 My ., .MM, 1 .... SECUlll:ITY FIRST NATIONAL •ANK ~..:tJ111fllltM E1tl9-of Mid W••d. 'lllL.10111:1) W. DANL. .M. tll *""' • ......,. ..., ....... c. ...... _ ~llshlll Or-eo.st C111y l"flot, JUM ft l lld JUiy l, .. lfM ll!NI KITE B (6) -(No name), Riandy Kalie, BYC. SABOT A (24) Ill Mad\ I. Denni.s Durgan, BCYC; (2) Blue Llg!ll!tng, Pat Soruggs. NHYC; (3) Ottty Sark, Bob Burm. eo.. YC ; (4) 1'ru Bht. John McClure. NHYC. FJllLY ASSOITllEllT Li1ht up )OUr 4th of July celeb,.Uon wtth thl Red Devil F1mily Assortm•nt! 74 daalin1 dis plays fftducfinc m1ny okJ·faYorltes -Sitvtr Rain, Cabin on Fire. 1ua·.,. Cont. Piccolo Peta-dozens more! Packed by Red Dlttft, Ameriea's Humber 1 S.ll•r in safe and unt firewor1i:s, ...... k lltl M $1JS a MUS II .. o..;t lttMI ...,...•ti ·~'";AllGUD • Men cool off for summer in Penn-Prest• walk shorts F-tt. odditioR No hts. ...,,._ m..-wwwcl1oha. Pop.ilar-lk Uiorts f.atur. our lt'oditi-1 U-Grecl styliri;. 1n ~ or ~· ~ "°" ,._,.!'Wirt keeps .,._ looli:in;i 1'l9cit. 30-42. 3.33 / .. uurn wmr IVHYfAMllY .USOITMINT COSTA MESA Special value! -S-of-tr dreamy summerweight gowns for gals TIWICll )'O'll'•lf to a unmer'i ~ of ,._ JlvmbertirM pA+!Msl a-from baby doll1, -ltr: or fvll llngth 00WN ifl print or aoficl JlyiM • S.M-L •• 1.99 Men's never iron Penn-Prest• kn-it sh irts at special prices! Cool, eorefr•• polyul•r/ cot!Oll ~ en M'\1'191' if"Ofl P-l"rMt. Clouic 3-button Of ,_,a M1'-*k styles ill o.-..d eolcws.. s.M-l·XL 2/$5 .,,,. •• • j Shells and pants stretch your wardrobe dollars · Here', (1 ¥alt. to "*• on }IOU" voccrt?on and an ,...;. ""°"""I si....i... nylon oholl -top notdi hrierwck styling j" the llUnniest orange, yellow, pink, w-hite, tvrquoise ancl MNY· S-M·L Pctir. with cotton stretch gobardine ponh for a sn'IOOftt looking effect. Continuous waist pants in orange, whitie, turquoise and black. 8 to 18 . Turtl.neck,shefls Str'etth pants .I • ~ ' ".;) ~; Cool •ummer playwear for toddler boy• 100% cottOl'I ~ with appllqued trill'I. 111 011ort1cl eolor1. .... ~ ' Toddl er girl•' sunsuits w ith ela•ilc leg• Mb!. ,tyl.d ......wit \ ii 1001,. c:ClllOll i11 ""°">' colof"s. 1·'· 1.59 Low price on pre-schoolers' boxer pant• Comfortoblt cotton boxtt ~ !11 lode11, ....._, ond blue. 2/3, 4/$. 6/7. sac 1.59 HU N TINGTON BEACH ......, •• ~·r•r LIOAl.l.'f' tot.ll. "°SS£SSEO 011: DtSCHA~CD ·-?·-.·· --OPfl.'f"wmf'" CITll:I WHCll:f: S.ALC IS AUTHOlllZlO, (Harbor Shopping C enter I I Huntington Center I •, r I I Stri pe cotton terry beach towel value Sturdy, ob1orb•nl M«h '-I 111 eofor. lvl Jtripel. 28~1t60°. 2/2.22 • - Co llection of •oft·•i de •hoe• for ~omen Pick yaur fo Yo rit• froin th l1 9r1al cruortrMnt « ,iy1w CMd colon . 1.88 NEWPORT BEACH ' I Fashion Island I ----·~ -.......... r. ..... ~·~--~~,..,..~ ...... ..,.....,,,... .............. _________ .,.... ......................... --.... ---................ ----~~·--- • MOl!d11.:July 1, 1968 DAILY PILOT 11 ·2'5 Y:aehts I> P.OJ:OOr·-·Boats · Set !:~ ·'' • Inboards To Race · -On.Jllty4 Busy Time ·~ ScJledUled or .Stars Go South 1. ..... -; , • • • Fdr :: .l/and Cruil;~ . . -:. ~.--r:--. . ,. ... . ;, ~ . A lleet OI B~. acht More than 25 yacbta will Clbb . .;hihlng ~ 4 .'both set sail from MarlM del l>!!Jo'$il!!lsd. !"" n ~"ltove . ~elf., 'NW: •Y JW:.k . 1D<day Rey 'f!O~ J11 the fir~ ~of lho".~'1 ,Jfiie1 WindjUiitiftri Y~ Club r-ls~. ,.. ?,~11i".'~~ ~ Thursday · and Southweltfu:~ Y aJ:ht . Dep;µ-tur~ ·~e -~~ BYC Club race to Sal\ Diet;o. The W-lll be at 7.~ •·1'· w1\.h the fir1t stop at Marina del Rey race 11 IOJpautl<a) ~· whefe tbet, wm be eu.,ta of . Entriel •U. lroli·1:t110-C,alilonila Yacl'li·Club. Ocean Racine, M l d g e t Next leg of the cruise Fri· 0c.-ean Racine Pacific Han-day will be to the Chanriel dicap and-.Mu~l·Hlll lslanda Ml\f\na w:bere they ti '1 -. ~' ~'Will. bl iueiti oNhe Channel classes. ··..: -. · • • Jslanti..-YacJit.Club. A gala skipper• open On Saturday the fleet will house party ls set for bead for Pelican Bay on WedDesa)'..llltl>t ot the WYC Santa Crus · bland whet-< . they will spend Saturday cluliloul• ot Morma del and Sundily•lfl&bl R~ race .will .tart at . From Pelican Bay the 10:30 a.m. niu:nlday off t~e Mf.rina del Rey ~ater. Finith 11ne ~ be !u.t in· side the San Diego No. · 1 buoy. Se veral perpetual trophiet_ *"' at. s\aj<e. :J:1<>!>!lY • .P£<~•.•· tation Will be Saturday, July 8 at the WYC clobhoooe. Athene 1st Finish • JD SF Race ' boat. will go to Fry Harbot July 8, a hop of abotit three miles . where they will re- main for three nights. ' - Other stops will be •t Coches Prietos Cove. on the -west end' of Santa Cruz, Smuggler's Cove,. Hen Rock Cove on Catalina Island. ID charge of the cruise are Bill Th8yer, Jim Borger, aOO Ed Lethen. Trophy Due Best Yacht Jn_ Series Tbe only two-man class of • 'Ile l Jott1"Q~al ' Star Inboard spe.aboat..raclng -Class Yacht Ra cl n g the 'rough-shod Cr a c k e r Association ·Is having a bully Boxes -will have. a field · schedule thla ·year dnptte out to battle Fred Miller's the· fact thi.t there ls no defending Orangoutang at "'World0'I" scheduled'. "Loni Beach Marine Stadium _.. ~ .. ' ' ' The lnt~nationaI Gold July 4. 1 ..:~. • _. • · .: Stat . Ch8mpiomhip wa s The ace Sepulveda driver • CBYC Boat will have Bob Bartholomew · dispensed with this year as b,tJ ridill_g mate. Miller is 1 • because of' the Olympic ooe of-the ·three -1967 win-Ta· kes F;...,. t trials ·· aod the yachting ners signed to defeod on the .&...1. o Olympics at Acapulco, Mex- now r~uilt Marine Stadium Austin Li;:~t ot cabrillo lco. · -course.-. Followipg the Blue star 0 u ts tan d t n g threat Beach Yac ub skippered championships in districts against Orangootang iJ ex· his Dallnyo to the ·Los throughqut the c o·u n try , pected to be the Vtin Nuys Angeles. Mercui-Y Cl 'a s s man1 of this ~untry's top racer-stock broker D i c k championship sail~d in con-skippers will paint toward ·Joseph A. Beek of Bafboa Maxwell with ·The Broker. junction With CBYC's Sum-the Silver Star -North Island donated . a perpetual He is a former world record mer Series. America.ii championships. to trophy to the Balboa. Yacht speed holder in the class. Runner-up was B 111 be held Sept. 7-17 _pn San Club to be awarded armually Orangoutang hofds the Oannichael in ·Tension, Also FranCisco~ off Berkeley. to the BYC member \\'I > Marine Stadiwn competition from CBYC. Third was The Silv tar will be co· est.ablishes the best record class record of 66..914 11\lles G;orce Patterson's Tilt, end sponsoied the St. Francis in a selected series of races.. per hour. fourth was Lloyd Greeno in Y·acht Club~ and the San The designated ,rnces are Trad It ion a 11 y tho Duet. Francisco Yacht Club. The BYC Winter Regatta, BY C-Independence Day speed-. Results of the second 1'8,Ce regatd:a will De held lm- LIYC Bali Regatta . BYC boat races draw .. t he of the Summer Series: mediately after t ehOylpicm Easter Regatta., BYC 66 season's best array of boat.$ · SMALL BOAT ARB. -mediately after the Olympic SANTA BARBARA_ J im Series, Metnorial Day and drivers, and for this OK Dinghy, Bruce Harvey, trials in San Diego. Wilhite.'s 64-foot Athene Reptta BYC cat a 1 in a 19th Annual in b o a rd CBYC. ..c.. St. Francis Yacht Club of. from st. FranclS Yacht Club I-slaiid ;,.ce and the BYC speedfest, officials of the CA.L-20 -Colleen, Ed ficiall said some eo boat.a was~the first yacht to fin.U;h Fall Regatti:. sponsoring_ West Lon g Fox, CBYC . are expected for the Silver the.San Francisco to Santa Each of the regattas and ,Beach. Lions .club ar e FLYING DUTa!MAN -Star which will be an ad.di· ' .. Tuna In Iha "Colorflll7- souud or .. Oran9a· County. · :=_·~. Musi.cl ... ~ RADIO KOCM -103.1 . FM Frein Fashion Island, Ne!"port Beach • General race chairman Jack Sella said both com- modores, John Hammitt Q.f WYC and BulorJlaul, SWYC bay_e_ qpened their facWti.e1 tO racing &kippers and trews and their faplilies. Barbara at 6:37 p,.m. Sun-eacti race of ttie. 66 Series ~cting their . greaf.e6t ~vG.~e, ..Mike Stanford, tiooal tune-up fOr' those ·go. day. · · _ · _; : " and ·Catalina race shall be 1_· _n_e_a_t _sh<l_w_ .. _ _;·•c="-'·--'-· --'---------mg=· "-'.to:....:.:A.:..capul=:c:oo.:... __ · ___ ----'---~-------------'-" Only one other yacht had clasied. as -an individual fini$hed before midnight. It event, making a total o! 13 was the yac.ht Sea Bird own· scares f<r each yaCbt. Newport Canoe . . Club Holds Lead • i j • .. . ed by Bird Sey of St F. YC, Each yacht's best . H Sea Bird llnistied 8J1 hour ooaring -(o! the 131 and a hall beOind Athene win be used for ~oriilg C~~· p?t:i t~I: f~~~ ~~. s~:'1 o~~ y~~~~c~ ~Put!f !~~ ~~e~.e e·.. nne~· •. <i j1 point$ in winning the the race we.re some 30 milee ·ecoring method. - Kaliforniii 0 u trigge r . from the finiSh. . ·In' the event « the tie\ ... , ' " ShoR at home! - • Association races ~ W The raci..starle<t:.Eridlly_bo_th -~\$Jhall he COO· ... ALWA~ FIRST GUALITV Beach Liit weeken . e at San francisco and was sidered winners and th . -r -v~ ---• Newporten hMl lix first. 1~ed _by 35-knot ·winds namM will be inscribed on r ;::-------·--C•tt COttE,CT-t714l 523"6S·rtt------< pt;aces. -· · which pnea up 15 foot seas. ·the tr~phy, according to the . Second in tbe competition Bill Wilson's K-50 Rascal deed of gift. . · was the Balboa Canoe Club from Santa Barbara was Purpose of the gift is to with 26 poim, Kai Nalu WflS dismasted when she round-increase participation of third with 11, Mxl the new ed up in a heavy gust. John Balboa Yacht Club ocean t_.a,guna club &aared.;~~ven NqbleJt . Columl:Ma:.50 Simoon --ra~s in their own.. club points. ~t · , . ·-.. tiad her m i'i z e~ · m as t .ieiiitt-as an<J race series, ac· Next schedulea ~· are ·. crumpl~ and blew out a c<>tding to Commodore Jell · June 29 at LongBe'd:h. · _mains'I. ' 1 Deaver. ' ' \ l i . 0 '· Interest from !he 1st of any month. on funds received by the 10th. a· . 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""' 1411" hotel and restaur~nt <>wner, bpd as hi& only crew 24- W hen the 4 3 ·foot y~r-old Halger Rahlff. catamaran World cat 9aile4 Since 001npleting t h e into Los Angeles Harbor · cireumnavig-ati<>n of the recently 'lhh .some 30,000 globe the W-0r1d Cat has miles ot. 9alt water under been berthed et the Balboa h.er twin keels her crew of Island home "of B u d d y f ti l thumbed Ej)sen, a fonner.,.single-Oull two-iguro · ve y, yachtsman who was recent· their noses at con"lentional yachtsmen who ba'(e long .Iy bitten by the multi-hull co!ltended tlhat oatam~a'.ns bug. were not seaw<1rtihy. WAGNER ALSO was a Her s}tipper, 34-year~ld single-hull 9a'ilor before Ju er hen W-agner. a German moving over into the con- ~~~~~~~~~~1 1 AMERICA'& LAl't0E9T FAMILY CLOTH ING C HA JN L SAVE 33o/o r·o 400/o loff cornP· valuesl Tropic-Hall" Dacron• and Rayon •.. 22.88 comp. value $40 Sgrento• Dacron• and Worsted ... 34.88 comp. valu e $55 This is the big ever'lt you·ve been waiting for! Hurry in for best selection in your size . range.,, take your pitk of cool Dacron polyester blend tropicals and add up the savings! ¢OITA MESA, 161fi •nd NEWPORf BOULEVARD .... DI eto¥1-12172.GAl DIN GIOYI ILYD • • .. \ • troversial catamaran ranks. In his early years he sailed everything from F\Ymg Out· ohmen to Dragons· in in· temational oompetltion. "But the oat's fa&Cinating spood· and OOlllfllrt ha< alwa}'IS appealed to me,'' said W a g n e r, "esj>ecially after I had sailed on a cou- ple al local cats sud\ as Pat- ty Cat and Aikane." The fascination was so groat that Wagner had Rudy Choy of Ne"1'0f'I Beach design tihe 43-footer. It was'" built by Choy Seaman and Kumalae in time f'()f tihe start of t he 1966 Outboards In Drive For Sa,fety Transpa.ci:fic mce r or The Oubtoard Bo at i n g catamarans. Club of America and its af- filiate, the Boat Owners THERE WASN'T much CounCil, have launched a weather to test the twin· massive campaign for tiuIIs in the 1966 'IWwip~c. Cleaiier ,-safer Waterways. Out on his continuation Vehicle for the campaign a!'OUnd ttie ·world Wagner is a large vinyl bag with the and Rahlff found plenty to nautical Rules of the Road test the seawortmne&s of imprinted on its face. Within their World ·cat. two m-onths of the eam- By the time the voyage. paign's launching, more was over they had survived than 100,000 qf the bags seven f u I l gales a n d were • distrtblfied through numerous ottier storms that b 0 at c 1 u b s., marine would have made most skip-businesses, Army Corps of pers wonder: "What in hell Engineer district offices and 9:m I doing out here.'' Coast Guard Aux i 1 i a .r y "There wen: times when flotillas, according to Fred we were hove-t.o foc Wlhat B. Ll~tQn , executive director seemed like endless boors, of OBC and BOCA,· and other times when we Samples of the bag were were alternately u n d e r also enclosed in promotion Shortened sa.il or even bare kits for NOOonal Safe poles," recalled W1agner. .Boating Week, June XI tn !'But ' World Oat he 1 d July 6. The kit was sent to togetiher undet' the m<OSt more than 6,000 local safe severe conditions. There boating groups throughout were times when we hit the country. speeds of 25 knots w.,·,,hi~l•~-··w.e......t.hiDLwe-llav.e-hit 0 -reao1l!i:iifl:." ---Upon a simple but effective THE FASTEST passage answer to two of the most for World Cat \WIS through common problems in the the India n Ocoon where sport -littering a n d Waigner said the c r a f 1 midhandling: If the boatman e<I 200 ·1 d hangs the bag near the helm ayerag mi es per a•y. he'll always-have a place to "The trip ~s well plan· ned ~nd ran as smoothly as loss that sandwich wra1,>per, a fine watch," commented and he won't be able to lo6k crewman Rahlff. at the bag without getting a After leaving Ho0nolulu in lesson in safe boating," said 1966 ithe World Cat called at Lifton. At -Festival California marine filed, has Woodward has served on centers in the west. accepted the job a s the board of d.lrectors of He ls a member of Balboa chairman of \he 1 9 6 9 SCMA . for three years and Yacht Club and bas been ac .. National championship for Southern Callrorn!a Boat for several years prior to tive in sailboat ~aciqg for a three classes Of <;lo~ed Show. ·• that served in lesser poai· number of years. He sails a cour.se speedboat wtll be The Southern California tions in the organizations. PC .sloop and has crewed on Marine A ssociatio n -Woodward is we sf e r n the Transpac race from 1'.M part of Long Beach's· third sponsored event will be held regional manager for Angeles to.Honolulu. iapnu¥ Califofnia lntema.1-'"'-="::::':'.,:C.:::CC....C=-:::...:::::c....c~=::._::=::!=-:_::.:.::_:::o:::::..:::::::===--...,... tional Sea Festival Aug. 3- 11. Oubtilnding hot b o a t jockeys from all over the nation are expected to be at Long Beach Marine Stadium for U.S. championships iii the 8' racing runabout, crackerbo.xes and s u pe r stock runabouts. These three competitions will be part of the festival's 14 compcinent events -Ute speed regatta Aug. 3-4. It's an· appropriate title, for along wtih the variety of closOO course classes, the nf.llional tit 1 e conttinding fields will be ·racing, at speeds approaching I 0 0 miles per hour. Other aspects of the week of aquatic eventt; are races and national championships for various types of sailing craft, a country-western musii: concert, an· art show in downt.own Long ~ach ..and tfle. Sth annual Under Water Photographic ex- hibition. A colorful, fact.filled book abolrt the . 1968 Presidential Election process ..• tally sh1ets for .home use 'as YoU w"atch the Republican and Democratic national cOOventions ••• tally sheets for Election Day .•• history, facts, fi&11res, maps, .charts ... every family sholild have one this election year. Stop 11 11t your fr11 ce,r no•y without obll11tlon.* 'Adults, please. lqioaal Offlct: 7812 Edinger Ave; HuntingtM Buch On Edin&er, ne1r Beath Ho1111 OHi«: 8814 Knott A~e. 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Gate~&! -of, Orient ·SF's Chinarown .Solving-P-roblems-- SAN l"RANClsCo (UPI) a Ohinatown for Y-com-ouburl>ao clUe1. Olllcllh of -San Franciaco, t b • mitt.. has been formed by the •Y'lem set up ao ap- Gateway t.Cl the Orient. That the-San Francisco Human prenticelhip program ~ is how travel bl'ocbures Rights Commiuion t o CbSnese studentl with a read but there Is another welcome aftd··belp the Wah ruarantee ol a job tor those story they don't tell. Oling teen-agers become who complete the training San Francisco, particular-members of the "in" group. program. Jy its QJ.in.atown di.Jtrict, "You see the real trouble The CaWorni"a Meat Pack· also is peaaageway from is that the.W'BJ) Cbinp have Inc Co. is rentinc a1i UDU1ed the ptieot:, For about 8,000 been mostly dTOP,-Outa from b~Uding t~ ihe youtb com· ~ of •the estimated 25,000 school sin<:e ~Y cetne to J!Ultee ~or 1114! as a teerN· ~ Chinese fmmigrant:s from -uus country because of ,.. tion CaCJHty at a token rent • Hong 'Kong last ye a r , language prOblems/• Wong cf $~ a mo.nth. Chinatown ls now home. sai'd. "We're triiog to set GOOD RESULTS The influx of n e w that right." English languace achools residents Jnto the already T h o m a s Fitzpatrick, for youngsters. and job.ski& crowded ~ city b l o c k director of the police in· center1 for older youths are district created a Dt.W pro-terugence wit, alao at-operating in Obinatowm. and blem for the c l t Y , tributed the gang actions to showing good resulti. specifioal!y among t e e n · the laoguage . ..barrier. The work of Chinese- aeers. IMPROVEMENTS American teen.agers with Felling ~ted or ,·, ...... · -w kids i· u s t the i'mmlgrants has been perhapg strange~ the· youths '11 ..., credited with much of the from Hong Kong formed co u l 'd 11 ' t communicate,'' decrease in tenS.ion. The gangs, known as Wah Ching Fitzpatrick 'said: group is organized under the !foreign born), wbtcb have Wong ' said there have name Leway, meaning t.he in some instances become b e e n ' ' m a j o r i m-"legitimate way."" hostile. proveme,ats" in relati'ons" C hin at own and the Attacks on a number of with. the Wah dung gangs neighboring North Beach tourfsts last New Year's and ttie , problem the Y dist:iet, where •om e ·nay arid a rash of presented .is well on the way Chinese immigrants ~etUe, burglaries late in 1967 were to being..solved. art cooperating to stage a blai:ned on tbe Wah Ching "The basic problem we neighborhood arta festiv<d youth. . , now ha-ve to deal with is on July 6. The program will But since the New Year's housing, job 9PP0rtuni,ty, con&ist of acts and displays Day incident, expressions of education aiiJ.--recreatJ.oo . by the residenta themselves. hostility from the Wah ReCreation in OU.natown is Included will be music by Ch ing gangs have tapered sadly lacking," Wong added. rock 'n' roll bands, Tai Chi off remarkably, police and Some job opportunities df'monstrations, horoscope Chi natown officials report. hp.ve been provided by the reading by an 85-year..old The reason they cite is the Bay Area Rapid Transit grandmother, a f o r t u rte involvement of civic system, currently build.inf a cookie '1fioat," and exhibits o rganizati006, businesses, 75-mile network connecting of art work by res.idenb bt the YMCA and the--teen-age San Franc i s co with the two communities. members of a n·ot he rl;;;;e;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-iJ Chinatown group in 1'Je)I ,.. plight o1 th• 1ore;gn 00'" . Laguna Beach School of Art and Design youths. Ken Wong, editor of East· 630 LAGUNA CANYON ROA D • M~, Juty l, 1%8 DAILV PILOT 13 ,' • -All Penney Stores Open Every Night Monday-lhrough Saturday • ThlV Saturday Only! \ c Repaint yo·ur house ••• inside arid ' out, and ~ave! West News, a weekly ---~7~1 •_ •9i_..1_5io _ ~-<•---Chinatowp-naw.q>aper ,-ea.id. .. -·----- ] Girls Tell Of Cruise SUMMER PROGRAM Two-Week Worksl)ops Newport Beach y o u n g women Margaret Cosgrove and Susan Haley a r e available to tell students in- terested in C hapman College's ~rld c a mp us afloat about their shipboard JIM GILIERT Design Medi• ROGER KUNTZ StlKlio & Figure DAVID ,SCHN"IEL Portr•it & Figure ROBERT FRAME Advenced Oil IENNm IRADIURY Merine Oil Jiiiy I July 2J ..... 5. ..... It ..... It _educational experiences. They sailed ,a.round the world aboard the floating campus last spring. Six-Week Courses RUTH OSM>OD Oil P.tinting RO.ER ARMSTRONG Drewin9 DONNA SHARKEY l ife Dr•wing ROGEi ARMSTRONG Wetercolor Start July I July I July 12 Joly 11 Miss Cosgrove lives at 2440 Vista Hogar, Eastbluff, and Miss Haley at 440 Cabrillo Tei.. .Corona del Mar. AUO CeNRda. .....,.., c..,.._.,_.,.....,.Att WRITE OR CALL FOR !;REE BROCHURE • . . " ~ Portrait of a happy saver. if'i ~ CITY COUNCILMAN WILLIAM L. ST. CLAIP Biii St. Clair was dccted to tbe City Council of Costa Mesa in April '68, A :product of the Costa Mesa/Newport Beach school sntcm, Bill,'s ca~ has nngcd from barbering to sales and m~na~ment wort, ~nslruct1on cn11nccr· jna and real estate investments. Active in Boy Scout1na. Rotary and the American Legion, Bill is also Orange County Blood Olalrman for the American Red Cross, a director of Costa Mesa Tomorrow, Inc. and a member or the Beauti6cations Commi ttee of the Costa Mesa Chamber of Commerce. :Oill aays: "As oM who. has. long bctn l'onctrnl'il about !lit futu'l' ... thnt of Costa MtSD, my~f/ omJ comint gmoat'.ons.,. /'rt /1tl~d Jtl'Urt my futurt hy plal'iflK saving1 in Wilshi,t Ftrkral Sar11tg1, wlttrt they work for Int by tarn- 1118 1M Aig/wst inJurl!d raft possiblt."' , funds received by th• 10th of the month Nril from tht 1st ... •fter the 10th from tf't.t date of rKelpt. &% bec.n'in !51,.S% when compounded deity 11id held for a 191r. S.vinp Jnsured to $15,000 by the Federal Savinp and Loan ln1urance Corpora· tion. . Bon....: Earn 1n atra iµ % on • 36·month Certfflcate Account In mutt1pln of $1,000. ......, I ns·c-rc 1833 Newport BouWNd nNr H•rMr • c.o.t8 Mell, CellfornNI • '42-4711 Home Offlc.t; L•.Anl .... 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J f OAll Y PILOT -'Monday, Juty l ,'1968 ·' ·r I • •) .. : ' ·' ~ '• . . ·. , ' .. • • ' • . • . . .t ~ .. c :. • • • • • • ' ' ' ' ' . F. ' : .• , , , • • •• e ; ii ~ ; ~ ~ •• • t tt " . ~ ~ ~l I : • • •• •• •• • • • •• DIET~RITE;. t T ,o , COLA LO-CAL I llefmlomg 12~. -IFYOMSee A Vons Employee July 4;,· 11 WON'T IE AT TH STOii I J~ly '4th was meant for picnics in the park. Watt'hing awftome fireworks displays, oncl 'being with your family. It's also on ap. pfOPfiote day for showing <the wOrld how proud we are to be living in America, The .4th of July is noJ a day for bu1iness os usual. Thcit's why Vons is _11.iving its em· ployees the day off~t full pay. That's not the most profitable way to run a grocery chain. But :there is only one day with th9 · meGning of the 4th of July. Vons d_oes not wish to. detract from th~ meaning. We will . bo dcioed lndeponden,. Day booou .. we think it'•·"'" right thing lo do. · AIV•Mltts.WilfBeC/oitlf 't'L ~~DAY ~. J.fy41H l} )/. 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Demo Con ~ntion ·Problems · ClllCAGO (AP) 7 Pio<f- dent Johmon1s dei::iJIOb. to \vithdraw from tb•~oUUcal scene aP.'pears to · have lessened ~if not eliminated -threats of demonstrations at the Democr·atic NaUonal Convention 'next ·month. , Sho.rUy after. Chicago bad been named site of the Democratic conclave, an~ tiwar, civil rights and hippie leaders chorused that U op. position to the President's policies ..was· to be mean- ingful, it would have to in- volve the coiivention at the s p r a w 1 i n g International Amphitheatre. But now the protest move- ment ls in disarray. t~ose ~ were shaped lu&ely ar.owid the assump. tion that .10bnson1 would be running" Davia· added ln an hiterview .. 'qle ·N,MC ·stip. anticipates what is obscurely termed a "pres'enc6" i1ui'lng tbe COD· vention.-but Davfs did not elaborate. Soundings are being taken among members across the country to evaluate the support. Lowell Rheinheimer, 20, reflects the growing un· certainty when he discusses the Qtlcago Area Draft Resistors, C A D R E , a chapter of a nlitiona l resistance organizat which had plans f o r demonstrating the week of Aug. 25. ' ,. rllbts movement are• 1veD lts1 structured. James Farm1?,' fert11ier director of the (:onsma of Racial Equallty, aald CORE will not dem~strate i.t the convention and added: 0 1 hope the convention comes off, and I 1plan to attend.'' The Rev. Ralph David Abernathy,-president of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, has never officially adopted the promise of bi's predecessor 1 the late Rev. Dr. Martin Luther Klnj, Jr., to demonstrate at ttle con- vention, although he, too, has mentioned the posslbili· ty of a "presence" there. CHOICE LASHED When eyes first focused on the convention site in early January, Negro comedian The National Mobilization Con;ilnittei, organizer of the march on the Pentagon last Oct. 21 and the largest vehi- cle for war protesr,--has canceled a program ~ormed specifically . fOr the con- ventfon, {l program touted as "the largest in American "After John s on ' s an· nouncement," he sa'id, "the youths in CADRE had a ten, ~dency to relax, to breathe·• sigh of relief. And they felt they could wi'thdr aw themselves from the move·. ment." · · ' and civil rights activist Dick _· --------------~--! Gregory angrily denounced , . history." "But~weno longer have those pians," said Rennie Davis of the NMC's Chicago office. If the peace movement plans appear loPSe ·and ten· tative, those of the civil ' the DemocratS' choice of Qilcago, proclaiming the Gregory called everyG>lng convention would be held on· of(. ty "over my dead body" and· He said he. Uared 1lle that he would ·spearh~ a •planned · marche. w o u I d demonstration of 5 , O O O erupt into violence. pera<ms.. "1be baSlc elements are Thfee months J a .l-~ r so· unstable and tbe com· , ... , ' btnatlon of laotora pofen· tlally ao combllll!ble that II cannot accept the n-tblllty fOr leaiding demonstratiOm in th e -of tbli city ... he said. ~ .. ' • . ' miriiinum balance ... ke .ep above it -and ·write ·checks free ·:at UCB. .. ·t ·. UNITED Nowyixt can forpt complicated schedules for checking account service charges. From now on; "9fe's ]ustone simple method at UCB. Keei> a minimum balance ol $300 in your checking acc:Ount and there is no s.r-.ice .charge ... regardless ·of the number of checks }Qlwrile. I Belowa$3oo minimUm balance, the charge isonly50~per , month plus IO~ a check. Simplified service charges, easy to anticipate .•. another • way UCB bankers do a little ~foryou. Come in. 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BasiMSS ~1J stat11Uc1 on misslcmer .decides to iss ue a prohlblt.ed per.son ls the national police board. granting you hunting rights. issued them by the military, · ~ Ilic fvlurt • ,_.__ TodaJll'" • S...t1rl,. • M-41••1 111111-.ce c 11 volvln& 1un1. weapons in s~ial cases, ps pu:nlahable by three years in Everyone owning a Even 10, police estimate· but they are also undetvery ~· . "'' Inst.ad , 7 t,epn lilting for example, when a known p.rlson. Carrying a real or firearm 1n Sweden i 1 that there ere one million strict orders to keep it ________._"'-c crlmet committed w l th armed and d a n g e r o u s imitation flrtarm with in-registered wlth the police. regllitered firearms I n under lock and key. .aUt0rn06U11. There wtMn't criminal muttbe captured, tent to .commit ai crime can To get 1 llcen$t for a gun, Sweden, which has a popula-Police say the number of eaoulb iun crime& to make tr the police refuse to result In a seven·yea:r jail· you must have a clean don ol. eight milllon. crimes involving weapone ln 9 Wkk .. plflf e o.M.I A11fttfilt It warthwblle. grant a firearms cerUficate sentence-. Use of a weapon police record f<r the past There is another special Sweden is rising steadily, ABC jHORTHA~D A Spanish pollce official, lO an tpplicant, he may ap-to resist arrest carriel a 14-ten years, present terUmony category or gun owners in bu.t they Point out that most _111 W. $th , Phone asked ~ stetiltics on peal to p. court to have the year seh1:ence. , from a local elected otflciaI Sweden. T h e y are the of these guns are either gun crbnei, ~smiued the ~po_:!li~ce~ov~e~rr~w~ed~.~~~~~Stw~edls~~h~g~un~co~ntrol~~la~w~1_Jtha~t~y~ou~oro~~tn~ow~n~a~1~a~250~,000~~l}l~em~be~rs~o~f~th~e~s~m~u~gg~l~ed~or~s~w=J=e•=~::..:.om=.:th=•~~~~~S~1~n~t1~Ano~~·~~~54~·~~~l~7~53~o~r~5~4~3~·1~72~1~~ qQe11 11 ''ridkulous.0 1_ There.are severe penalties:. ar' ftrict, and they wll1 be . law-abidinecltlzen1 andbea home. guard. Either a sub-armed lorees. ,. rt.re are almost ooae, he \\l ' . . g\d_ . ,, .. 'ftleie 1n1 but two ll· luslratloos ol tbe lacf thol <ltlloUll> Europe ... can and do _own l'JDI, they seldom UM thtm oa. each other . .. Hunten, wbmetJ, and mitttlamm. own rifles and ..,.,,..__ Palbma, blnk gumda ...i tut drl""' cor-rf pi>lo18. Yet tho number of felonies committed witb ·e ·new firearms .ii very low. ALL HAVE LAWS . A few ol Ille officials ask· ' . • -.- ed thoulbt tut. Che reason ~~]?41 ·Mercedes-Benz 2BOSE: trot law -but none ban• 4 ~ - ftrearJN completely, ~~=~~~ so ''over-e.ngi.n.eered .. :'·' gel Neverttleless, about.pne Frencbman in 25 is a licens- ed bunter, presumably witb ' 11 -a~~~~~ uou -· never revolver with~ ~.' --..-------;;;;-----·------~.~~£~~¥<---ear a p,an1c .stop·-.. ag· ain. the murder of Dr. Martin Luther ,King Jr. • ' HUDtlng guns, u s u a 11 y •hOICUDS and email-bore · rifle" can be purchased in tome'. countries witbout a permit In Denmark ordinary citizens can buy only sbolguns · wlthout a permit. Jn Belgium, .22 rifles and air guna ere also classed as hunting guns. Ap- pllcaUons for 1 h o t g u n cer.tuicates are granted on request in Englandf pro- vided the applicant is not a known feloo or under 17 years of age. AGE RESTRICl10NS Almost "\ll other European countrlea also p}ace age restriction• on gun ownership. In Ausiria the applicant mutt be 21 years old, 1n Finland he must be 18, blJt he may get a smaQ.- bore rifle at 16. In Norway too, 16 i9the m.lniinum age for own-.lp ol rlflos ond shotguns. But a person must be 21 before be can •wlY for a handgun permit. · During the war, almost every able-bodied ad u 1 t Russian w• armed. Now only hunting rlftes are legally for aale in the Soviet Union. 'Ibey can be obtained only as members o f recognizred hunting clubs, and only in state stores, where a strict register is kepi. In Western Europe, regulations vary from coun· try w country. Eoglond, West Germany, and Sweden , ~ good W1111ples ol lbe diversity. SHOP LICENSED Gun control in England be&ins with Ute dealer. Both he ond ltla s1toP must be licensed by the police. He mltrl record all transac- tions, and his records are open for inspection by the police. Every eu1tomer m u s t have a firearms certificate. To obtain a certificate , the prospective gun buyer must 1ubmJt aa application to the · chief police officer of tbe area where he resides. The applicant must be at least 17 yeltl ·of q:e. He mutt not have a criminal record. His application will bed e n i ed if be has ever been sentenced. for a prison term d more than threii years. U lie has been sen· feoced f<r leu than a three- year term within the last ftve ,_.., he wW also be -• cei1l!lcal< .• _ .I! be ...-w buy a lbotgun and meet. these re- qulremlntl, Ml application wUl ho INliled at ...... u be waatl a rlfle or a laatlpll, ho -also •how fOOd -w1>1 be should haft It. BrMilb eotrCM 1a1 It would ho Yfliy vnllktly tllat • ,....u would ho bluld to -WllllinC I ... for ..,_.,_,_ E.-tbe police @-The ~elv MerCedes-Benz 2BOSE has a disc brake at every wheel. So do all I BO. mph Grand Prix road-rac- ing machines. Some critics have called the ne\v Mercedes-Benz 280SE i•over-engi· !)wed" Sure, they say, a passenger car needs good brak es, b1,1t does it need brakes good enough for a racing car? "Absolutely;• say the Mercedes-Benz engineers. 1'fest after test has proved that disc brakes provide the most pre- cise braking pcssible-at any speed. Put one wherever you have a wheel." By conventional standards, the Mer- cedes-Benz 280SE is "over-engineered'.' \ And Mercedes-Benz is proud of it. Most conventional cars have old- fasruoned drum-type brakes. They're cheaper than disc brakes, and good enough for most average situations. But drum brakes can be marginal· in a 1'panic" stop. II llkH hor11pow1r lo 1lop Most people don't realize it, but it takes horsepower to stop. It's the same had drum brakes oE the same diameter, this area would be cut ,considerably. There would be less area to develop braking horsepower, less area to dissi- pate heat. Such brakes would be more prone to fading, S\verving. and judder- ing. Drum brakes lock the feehng of autlwrity you get with disc brakes. Dlao br1kn ere ataindard oqulpmonl That's why Mercedes-Benz engi- neers insisted on disc brakes for the new 2BOSE. And not just on the front wheels -or as art extra-cost option-hut on all 4 wheels as sla11dard equipment. The ttemendolfS .margin in braking pcrfonnance you get with 4-wheel disc brakes is just one r.:xample of what"over- engineering" means to the owner of a Mercedes-Benz 280SE. Hore are some more: Fuel lnjocllon Usually, your car's engine is designed either for pcnver or economy-not both. Mercedes-Benz engineers found a way to give you the power of a V-8 and the fuel economy of a ~ix. It's called "fuel injection," an ingenious device that ram- feeds gasoline into the en- gine under high pressure. · Result : horsepowet is boosted by nearly 15% al no sacrifice in gas tnileage. (Technical note: 111e "S" iu 1he 280SE's 11a1ue s1a11ds jtPanic!top"dt:monstraJio11: A last driwr sla111s dui new Merr.edes-Bt:tu; 280SE to 11 sW• stop from 80 mph. I "S "Th "r"" ds or uper. e c stan for "Ein.spritzniotOr" or fue l- i11jec1i-On engine. And "280'' kind of horsepower that makes you r car go, except that it's applied in the oppo- site direction. And, instqid of being produced by the hea t of gasoline burn- ing in your engine, it comes from fric- tion in your brakes. In a "panic" stop'":" real or simulated ..:..it takes the equivalent of 321 horse- power to stop a 3,500-lb. car from 80 mph. This energy transfonns the car's forward momentum into l1ea1. And this heat mustbe-dissipated by your brakes. The disc brakes of th e Mercedes- Benz 280SE have 421.1 sciuare incbes of effective broking area. If the 280SE is t11e siU-tlie 1uetric displacente11t- of tl1e engine, lvhicli is 2.8 liters.) Fuel injection also gives the 280SE excellent engine response at all engine speeds, lvith e.'\:ceptionally smooth pick- up from lo\v revs. The 280SE engine's overhead' cam silences the fuss and clat- ter of conventional tappets. And its 7 main bearings give the cranksl1aft bet- ter support than most V-Ss, for less vi- bration at high ~peeds. 10,000 body weld• Most conventional cars have a sep- arate body and chassis, held together • TI1e impeccable Mercedes-&iiz 280SE:-with disc brakes on all 4 wheels. \Vith bolts. Arter a while, the bolts can \Vork 1006e. On a rough road, the rattles can be deafening. l\1ercedes-Benz eliminated the rat- tles by eliminating the body bolts. In- stead: 10,000 individual OOdy ivelds. Result: astructureofimmensestrength and rigidity. After 50,000 miles or so, you may begin to\vonder if your280SE \viii ever rattle. Bulll lo bo lhe boll -not the best seller After 'velding, body fieams are ground down and checked with a soft glove. Any burrs are filled with pe\vter and polished smooth by hand. - The body is thCn dunked in a 52-ton priiner bath until 24 pounds of a spc· cial anti-corrosion fonnula have seeped into every cran'ny. This primer coat is baked on. The neXt is spr")'ed on. Be- t\veen the last two . coats, the body is hond-sanded. The 6nal coat of enamel is hand-sprayed. There isn't any "orange ~e!'' or other minor blemishes. The finish is as nearlr, perfect as the presen~ ''state of the art ' allows. (Note: Nitpidters 1vill ~nd t1othi"g 10 carp aboi11. A sla1hering of perma- nent plasl icized vnder..:oating figlits 'road salt, nm and rol. ne i"sides of 1l1e hubcaps afe pri~r-coaeed af~ 1he outsides are chron1ed. Even tlie 11nder- side of 11te dasl1 is ('Jilly. lritnmt!~.} By the time yo ur 280SE is complete, it has passed 8,117 inspection,. One out of every 11 workers is an inspector to make sure that Mercedes-Benz stan- dards are maintained . • Cllp coupon for brochure For f unher details on the new Mer- cedes-Benz 280SE, and 6 other -new models from j\'1erttdes-Benz; send today for your copy of the free, 24-page. lull- color brochure (cl;p coupon at righ't). Toki I IHI drfvo Better yet, visit our showroom where the.280SE is now on display. Kick the. tires. Slam the doo". Get berund the. \vheel. Then make your own ~ecision'. about the "over~ngineercd" Merctdes- Benz 280SE. A luniry CM witliout an OUftCt. of fat~ the 280SE mus11res 2 ft!c l lliqm, dwn il5 domuricrivah~ )'Cl yitlds not en inc11 of inkrkw f'O()N • ' ' • Mercede•Benz motor cars from.$25,785• to $4,441• You m":y be able' to afford a Mer· cedes-Benz without realizing it. Here are suggested retail prices for 9 of the ·15 Mercedes-Benz models: 600 Grand Mercedes .••.... $22,472' 300SEL Sedan • .. • .. • • • •• 9,489' 2BOSE Coupe .. • • • • .. • • .. 9,262' 280S L Rpadster • • • • • • .. • • 6,568' 2BOSE Sedari • .. • • • .. .. .. 6,336' 250 Sedan.1 •• o ~ o ooo • •• •• o -5,150" 230 Sedan............... 4,631' 220 Diesel.'.............. 4,5so• 220 Sedan •.•• , •••• ,~.... 4,446• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • • • • • • • • .. 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"How da y'ou tell them apart?" becau~ the phrase. become& common·p1ace Wly ·in their lives. Multiple births -more joy,1 more trouble!· , A large sprinkling of both with emphasis on the joy, agree-area · mothei;-s of multiple~. · "What ; ~ay to start -and stop -" laughs Mis. Ricbaid ·L Klosterman, wliose first child turned outJ.0 be triplets, two girls,~Les .. Ue and Leigh, and a iOn Craig, now 7. . ' "The first year was beautiful -Until th~y start.ed w.alking. Then you wouldn't believe. w.hat.they got into," sighs Mrs. Charles Higgin- son, whose two adopted 3 year-olds, Brian and Bruce, actually are three months apart in age. · . •4Jt;s a great deal easier With .five tha:n it was with ihree,'' claims Mrs. Donald Stewar.t, mother of David and Dennis, 8i Karen. and Sharon, 2lf.a , and a ringleton, Ka~een •. ~. "One for each of us," s.lid.-Julie, 9, and Danny,·8, When Mr .. ~nd Mrs ... Kenneth ' Ro;berts brougtlt home. adopted identical 'twin sons Darin and D8Ie, now three months. · Double expense and a need for help when the babie1 art tiny were twQ areas where the mothers emphatically agreed: "Expenses· can ,be astronomical," s8id M~s~ Kl~~rman, wliose triplets were: in an incubator in the hospital un.til tb·ey Were· six~weeks old. ~e girls weighed Jess than three ·pounds at birth and tt\eii' brother ,..eigbed less than five. Almost constant feeding beCauSe the 'babies generally· are.small· er than average is another common problem, and the women were laVish in praise of th'eir husbands, all of whom pitched in..to.help . . AltboUgh M.rs. Klosterman !""ls it would be almost 'imposlibla · to handle three without some help, on occasion it was necessary· for her to feed two .and let one wait. At the time she didn't feel-particular· . ly overwhelmed by three tiny infants. "I had no basis for compari9Mtf I guess," she says~ · · Good equipment is 3n invaluable aid, she stresses. With good Iaupdcy facilities, for instance, she was· able to manage all the babies' laundry, including the diapers. · . An mot.hers of multiples found ·strict adherence to a schedule a must, and finding the ertra time to fold. the washing made if .teem the biggest chore. - · l~Eb-nl'~$. Pa9e to • • ' . • • ~ ! I MA:TCHMATES -'-J>lunl birtm, which occur 20.i ·'l>ercent •per 1;000;.havo.~Jied twi<e ~.tbe.Dmald stewart fiamily. Shown Mlh<hm1111d·~. 8,.and·Kllnn <llld &baron, 2'h, Qelt lo right) is • Mrs. •Stewmt, :!e;undet and preoldent of Ille Huntington Beich Motlu!rs o! -Twins l!ll.ub: Both oets o! Internal twin& slw'e·tbtJime. · light during .family oulillp wilh Kathi.en, 5, who aftra<:ts the. in"'* . attention 18 · the ,_ftlmiJy "line'eton. • ' , " ·~. . i . lDlNTlCAI. llOYS -.Julie Oielt) ·enjoys belp- inC -Darin m Diie; <1-mond>eld 9dopled -Clfllr • ..i·Mrs. Kenneth~. lnc:i- . . . dence·in identical twins among.boys· is much · . .....-·than aniong girls, ocrotding to Mr1.: . Robfit1t (rlJl>t). • '. .. -· -· ----_:._ -aL..-------------.. ----- • lntlQUI l!IRSONALlTIIS -Lealie, O-ali and lAjlb, Qll!t 1'> ri&ht) triplet olbjiiill( of 11r. ond"Mn. RkNrd L IOootonnln, bava entln'7 different per • . ....,.11w, w111<11. ....,i11 .i. the we·wtt111nwi:p11 '" • ., -_.... --- • ... ,,_ • • • -~ • • • ':;:::t*l.f •. -s es 0 a a :e ~-.f • .. cssz•:::s:4 e v r • v» •-•es s s -. a O a p ;e ~'~8,__D_A_IL_Y_P_IL~O-T~~~~~~~~M~ond--"'ay~,~Ju~ly~l~,1~968~• Wedding .Vows Said By-Raymond D. Myers --The Rev. J. Alvin Crawford o!!ldated during the double ring ceremony llnkln& iii marriage tbe • f.onner Wendy Lucaa and Raymond Dan Myers. • '!be Centenary Me1hodiJt Otutcb in Mode.to was tbe oetunc for the attemoon nuf>u..ia. Parent& of the couple aro Mr. and Mn. • George W. Lucu Sr. of Mpdesto ,and ?t..r. and Mrs. Raymond D. Myers ot·Hun- tmgtoo Beacll. .. The bride, eecorted by ber father to the altar, domed a floor lellllh gown of organza ovw taffeta, with clusters of re • embroidered chanWly lace and pOor1s acoenlini' bet hemline. A shoulder Jooctb veil of Englllh lilk -fell from & double queen~• crown and the bride held a ....:•cllni bouquet ol yellow ml.niat.w'e JOIN w 1 t h 1tepbanoU1 .aind Jvy. Mr1. BW CloYer ol Siil Dtego wu m«ron of honor wlllle Rollln Myeio, the brldecroom '• lilter; ____ c ""'-Borl>ara Daniel of Pacific Palllade1, and S u 1 a n Holbroo~ of Mllford, Mau., -dee! .. brldesmolds. The attendantl w o rt yellow floor leDgtll llaeo gowns and malchlng pelal hats. 'nley carried maquerilles with -and yellow dai1ie1 in a cascading bouquet. Ron Myers, tbe benedict'1 brother, was belt Dl#Ul· A.tsuming usher duties were Milt Finob of Sao Diego, Rick Schutt of Downey, Bill Clover of San Diego eod Dr. Roland Nyeeaerd of Modeeto, the b r 1 d e ' 1 brother-tn-law. Mrs. Thomas Yonker of Modesto aerved as organW while Mn:. Eleanor La.Core of Modesto wae; the 1oloilt. Del Rio Golf and ~ Club in-Modesto wao tbo scene ol. the reception at· tended by 250 gueeta, Mrs. Mike Blok er of San Diego ' · BETHEL OFFICER TreoslaK- drculated the gueat --II d , .. 1!'w:W~:t;i:= T ressia Keen I nsta e before maidn1! tllelr first homomSanD1ego. / b'sJ)aug L.,._. 1:J. __.a.Jllejo~rm".5-~' ~MJa~''.""-~ls -,.,J.(.0Jl.J-_ _ . f:l.1-C:-1-S -1,LJ.eer:J_ an alumna of Downey High Scbool, Mode at o and Callfor:niaWe1·te-rn. Miu Treasia Keen ia the University, San Di e g 0 , new honored queen o f where lhe wat active on the Bethel 120, Internatiol'lal women 1~ executive Order of Job'a i;>aughters. coundl end Interclub board. She. wai named to the offi"ce MRS. RAYMOND DAN MYERS -Modfflo Marrl- Her ht18band is t.an alum-during a ceremony con· nus of Marina High SCbool ducted in ttie Huntington and is a senior at Cal · Bea.ch Masonic Temple. Wettem. He ls a member of. Abo installed were the the Blue , Key , national lVJ.ases Joane Spencer f honorary fraternity, the lltu· senior princeas; LI n d a dent council, . ch a m b e r Rogers, junior pri.nces:s; linger1 and crou country lren~ Fogel, guide, and ~-Deborah Ellll, marabal .. Couple .at Home in Costa Mesa Peering Around • ' 4th of July S~ECIALS COLE of California \. SHARKSKIN GROUPS SALi Reg. P'llCI Price $14'° COLORFUL SHIFTS $U. $12 00 MUL Tl STRIPE TOPS $1' $8" CA PRIS $14. $6'° -........ JAMAICAS $10. $88. I OESl&NER COCKTAIL $1JO. 1 / 3-0ff. ~:~~~E~R1s: COAT SWIA'TIRS . LOCAL No efftet _,.,., t.n. y09 moro, •"'Y 4oy, eMut what's 9oint .,. 111 th o tr••hr Or11191 C..rt tflo1 tho DAILY PILOT • .----Open fv1ry Su11d1y I lvo11l119 --"""!"~ PERMA TRESS BEAUTY SALONS '---WITH Ok WITHOUT APPOlNTMf:NT --- BRECK P'IRMANINT WAVI "it.ck'1 fo ... IMt ....,,..,. P1r11t -'l'M Ull 15 95 M llf9 of .,.., lrM~ C..troll od 1'01111 • • .,..•11 -... ~·-•"""" ··ho . . . . . C.IN 111 ~"Y ., kftfh with or wttt...f .~..-...·· COMPLITI: STYllD CUT -SET -I ITYLID COMIOUT PICK COUPON IUCI ••• 1'111e ................ --••• ""lrKll: .. ~ ~ .... ...... .... _ ............. ., .............. ..... IJ0.4710- 1,2·116) l'k 2·7116 Pk J.JIQ YI f.IOU lt7°lltl ICI t -0717 • .. .. .. Horoscope ·- ~eo: -Hunch ., Pays Off TUESbAY, JULY 2 are advlsabfe. · s~t r e s s orl1!ullty. No day to fOUow • Be a leader. Gtt goin1 - By SYDNEY OMARR ot!len wW compl,y. ''The '!ri1e man conlrGls LEO (July 23 ·Aug. 21): his des!lny. • .Altroloii Short journey tmphulud. pOtnts the way." Relatl.ve1 and visits could ARIES (Marcb 21-Aprll blgbllgbt day. Hunch paya 119): A!'.ention focuies on off. Heed inner feelinp. partnershi~, including mar· Don't go against grain ~ riage. 1m-·n• ••at W\11 your own nature. R l d ~·-' ~ ,._ ~·-H of lria..... ln· .are aware« legal nuancea. ~ .... ---~ Get expert ata where legal nuence. matters are concerned. VIRGO (Aug. 2S-Sept. 22): TAURUS (AprO 20 . May Money , perlOnal possession1 20 ): . Praoticat a ff a 1 r s bold atteatiOn. Be flexible. domlnat,. Coola · lhould be Loot. heyODd hnmecli•Je in· evaluated. Applies dications. Gam 1bown specifically to vacation ac· · through written word. A Ut- tivlty. Emotlom run high. tie ojucly G>day could ,.,ult Give 1 o g I c a chance to in prof.it. ... compete with emoUons. · LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): GEMINI (May 21.Jane Greater tr,..S.m Indicated. 20): Good lunar upect to-.. You can meet people go day ~inc.:t-des with romance, places and do things. Moon creative mterests. Featured in your sip 1..t r e Ii Ii e s i~ chang~, excliement of peraona.Hty, aWeai:ance. JJe' di SC? very. Wonderful for confident, optimistic. pealli>C JVith oppoalte au. SCORPIO (0 cl 23-Nov. CANC&I\ (June 21. ~uly 21): some aeoreta could he 22): Ac~t on home base. revealed. Be alert. One , Means iMO\llations-whlch behind·lhe·scene1 worb in _._improve comforta, security your behalf. Know tbh: - Nqncy Mcfaul THE PRINCESS ITALIA STARTS FOR NEW ENGLAND MAJOR CREDIT CARDS I STORE CHAR&E IN COITA MISA '" 1116 Nn?•rt lhd. (at Newport ANI Harllor llvdt'.) °""' t :IO. • 6:00 FRIDAY 'TIL t :OO -•.. ... .. ---- ---~~-----------------------. --------------~ .....___ ____ ·-·-----------------~ • , Avoid luaJons. ut Jt is 0 v. 22· I your due to family. 1 for . Don't )WD in·, !!C, zz.. bidOlls. ;ing on te time trends, . Gain t>St in llJ.Fab. 'a.peel change 1y. You Read, . Don't umean y. .• l·Mar<h' I in the LS. You _,ey 1mue ~ 1 u g I YOUR may ~ty; you Ive and ~x finds 1nge of is on TEN· igh for Special l>rilll>al work Pledges~ _Rings Exchanged Arrang~ments of white daisies and glad· loll adorned St. Andrew 's Presbyterian Church when Karen Eleanor Petersen and Gregory Thomas Kritzer exchanged wedding vows and rings. . Performing the noop ceremony last Sat .. urday was the R~v. Dr. Charles H. Dieren· .• field, while <q>propriate music was sung by a . . . quartet compnsed of Mrs. Robert Anclrews, Mrs. William Wood, Jonah Kliewer and Rot>- . ert Randall. Organist was .t;tobert Huestis. . The bride. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ~slie Tyroll Petersen of New· port B~ach1 was giv"en in marriage by her father. ' She _wore a candlelight organza over taffeta gown. fashioned with a high, stand·up collar and full organza three-quarter length sleeves which .ended with lace ruffles. A lace ruffle, trimmed ~ith satin bows, also dee~ orated the fro~t of her gown. A while satin pjtal shaped headpiece. bordered with Crystals· and pearls, caµght her illusion veil, and forming her bouq et wtJ'.t_, white roses and step)lanotis.. ' · . YellOw organza gowns, trin1med with white lace, white pict?!!~ hats with yellow velvet _ribbons aJJd white baskets filled with yellow an,d white daisies were selected for .,her entourage. Miss ;Jennifer Joyce Keim was the maid of honor, while serving as bridesmaids were :fyliss Ellen Burrell of Long Beach, Mrs. Stephen Ferraro of Newport Beach, MrS'. Jack Hamilton of South Pasadena, Mrs. William McCormick of North Hollywood , Mi.s's MarCia-Miller of Los Angeles, Mis~ Gay Moore of Long Beach and Miss Kathleen Ste~art of Danville, Ill., co1;1sin of the bride. --. Junior bridesmaids were the Misses Tina and Lynda D'Aloia , both of San Jose and cousins of the bride; candlelighters were Mrs. James Brown of Playa del Rey• and ,Miss S1:1san ~amuelson of Los :Angeles. . Wearing a yellow orgaDZa frock and car:rying' a white basket filled with daisies was Miss Gianna Carozzi, the bfidegroom'S niece who served as flower girl. Escorting her down the aisle was William Sautter of Los Gatos, the bride's cOusin and ring beare~ The bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Joseph Kritzer Jr. of HaCienda Heights, asked Al·bert Cory Hansop of Newport Beach to be his· best man. · Usherini the. 400 guests to their seats were John Eritstei of Palos Verd~s. the bride's ·cousin; Howard Herman, Beverly Hills ; William Johns of Los Aniele's; John O'Connell , Santa Ana ;· Roger Porter, Long ~ch ' and Marshall Silberberg, Altadena. _ ·-6-rec~p_tio~n follow~d in the BaJ.boa Bay Club. FJanking ·the bride's table were cages-with white doves on swags of chiffon and centering tables '. -.. • • • DAIL'f PILOT • f----"'' ~z:e~auang:ements-of white doY&& and-Del ' ~ w,,.~~--1---~~ r OiMrr's ...... ,._ M DAIL "t lfllr•I st .. ID . .. " ;. .. .. .. .. • • 00 0 ... -- ' MRS. GREGORY THOMAS KRITZER The Former Karen Petersen MRS. DONALD II. MORRIS E-1 Nuptialt • ·· oOte Noted" Circulating the guest book \Vere Mrs. Augelo Caroui ol. San Fran- cisco, the bridegroom's 'sister and Miss Susan Gark:ie of 'Newport Beach. . Special guests were Lewis Albert Stew~rt of Danville, th~ bride's grandfather; Mr. and Mrs. George Barkley of San .Juan Bautista: Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Sautter, the bride's aunt and · uncle; Mr. and Mrs. :Vito D'Aloia and Mr. and Mrs. Ernster, her cousins; Mrs. Erling Melby of Oslo, Norway, anotper cousin, and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Strickling of Encino, her godparents. ,.- '.fhe newlyweds will establish their first home in Cu1ver City . The bride, an alumna of Newport Harbor High School, was graduated magna cum laude from the University of Southern California where she was tapped by Mortar Board and Phi Beta Kappa. She served as president of Kappa Kappa Gamma, and was a member of the Trojan Auxiliary and Theta Sigma Phi. A 1963 Children's Home Society debutante, she was a member of Ticktockers. · Her husband is an alumnus of Whittier Wgh School, attended Mount San Antonio College and is a graduate of USC where he is.wbrking towards his masters degree in education. A Phi Delta Theta, he played on the vars· ity baseball team. Hawaiian Honeymoon .. Morris-Moyer Vows Said Arrqements ot white gladioli, cbry$anthemwns, stock and babys breath 11domed the altar of st. ·A n-d1 r e w ' s Presbyterian <hrch. Newport Beach, for the evening nuptials linking Karen Lee Moyer a n d Donald R. Morris. Performiog the cM'ldleligbt ceremonies for 1he daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. Arthur R. Moyer of Newport Beach and the son OF Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. Morris of Huntington Beach wa& the Rev. Dr. Olarles·H. Dierertield. . • &Coned by her fattier down a ribbon and can· delabra lined aisle, the bride wore a chantilly •~ goJm, fashioned with long pointed s·leeve.ii, a chapel train and scal4oped neckline. H e r organza p e t a 1 headpiece c>ught her d>ow length ii· lusion veil, and ·forming her bouquet were white came· ti<n, roses and blbys breatt'I.~ Ml'tl. Ronald Turne< of Glendale, malroo of hon«, wore an avocado ooiffon gown. styled in a princess line, and an organza· floral headpiece. She c arr i e d w:hite carnations and chrysanthemums wirth pink baby roses. Wearing similar gowns in a shade of lime green and . carrying identi-cal bouquets were the bridesmaids, Miss Renee Picotite of L c s Angeles , Mi£:; Pam Guenther of BalbOa· Island Md Miss Debi MoJTis, the bridegroom's sister. Alan Morris of Pomona attetxted hi6 brother as best man.and u9hera were Har· ry \ F. Ream ' IJJ of Costa Mesa, Oiarles Lanning and Bill Curry, both o1 Newport Beach. · Presiding at the 1uest book during tile receplioo in the church's Fire&ide !loom wae Miss Patricia Bradley of Newport Beach. Special gqnte ·attending were Mr&. Thelma Polk· lngbom of Glenda1~. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Moyer of Los Angeles and Mr. and Mrs. L. A. ~ver of Laguna Hills. all great-grandparents of the bride; H. A. Watkins of Denver, her great-uncle: Mrs. V. B. Morgan · 'Of Newport l3each and Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Moyer C1f Beverly Hills, her grandpar~nts. Following a Hawaii 1 n honeymoon, the. bridal cou- ple Will reside in Tustin. Thi! bride it • graduate ol Newport Harbor H i g h School and now attend11 Orange Coast College. Her hmband i! a graduate ol. · NHHS and OOC and plans U> attend Qalifomia S t a t e College at ~· J.-- MRS. THEOOORE 0. FOUTS RecitH Vf!IWs Virginia Jean Forbes • • 'Now Mrs. T. D. F·ou-ts In a late afternoon ceremony last Saturday. Virginia Jean Forbes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Forbes of Newport Beach, became the bride of Theodore Donald Fouts, son of Mrs. Virginia Lee Fouts, both of N_ewport Beach. The Rev. John P . Ashey II read the double ring ceremony in St. James Episcopal Church, Newport Beach . _ Escorted by, her father to· a whlie floral decorated altar, the bride wore a gown of flowing silk organza over taffeta, appliqued with venise lace. Her skirt extended into a chapel length train, and her imported silk veil was attached to a matching venise .Jace petal crown. Orchids and stephanotis formed her bouquet. _ Floor length chiffon gowns in rainbow colors of pink, 'lilac, aqua, yellow, apri~C>t and lime with matching headpieces and sprin"g bouquets were selecte<I for her attendants. · Serving as matron of honor was Mrs. Paul McLaughlin of Honolulu, the bride's Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority sister who flew in for the wed~ ding. ·Bridesmaids were Mi ss Lori Fouts, sister of the bridegroom : Misa Susie LaLonde: Mrs. John Turner. and Mrs. Wayne Ratkovich, all of Los Angeles and sorority sisters of the bride, and Miss Beth Rice of Newport Beach. Attending his brother as best man was Charles Ronald Fouts ~f San Francisco. and usher~ we_!e James King of Oxnard, Vernon Edier and Stephen Lewis of Newport Beach, Robert Forbes, tPe btide's broth~r, and Mike Wertman of Tustin. Irvin Kimber, organist accompanied the solo- ist, Mrs. James Hix , cousin of the bride. • Joe Moshay's Orchestra provided background music at the reception in the Newport Harbor Yacht Club which was attended by 250 guests. Cir- culating the guest book was. Miss Deanne Smith of Los Angeles. The bride, who will teach at Newport Harbor High School in the fall, is a graduate of that school a nd the University of Southern California . Her husband also a graduate of NHHS and USC where he affiliated With Sigma Chi. The newlyweds will establi sh their first home in Newport Beach. , Graduates of Stan/ore/ Married During Geremony in Santa Ana , • Mioo end Troth Told • In Paris A candleltglit even i-n g cenrooay in the F' j r 1 t Prellbyterian Ch.rch cl San· ta Ana Wat selected by Geyle Aileen Vmidemlost lut Swld8y when a ex- -ged ~ pledges 1rill Jdln ~ ierling. over silk illusion in mantilla style. The new Mrs. Vierling O<Mried • mother o( pearl Sible brougtrt by h e r parents from Jenisalem and an am.mgement '?[,lilies-of· the-valley stephanotis and botlerfly ordrids. green ribboM. and Susan V- Robert L•rsen roloist:s. -.. -- Following the rites, guestl were invtted to • gaden ~In the Validerm..t hinne. .\ tiered we<lding cab ,_ rurrounded b1 gan:teniae and lilies«·tbe· valley. I Mr. ..d Mrc. D. J. Studabeker Jr, of Tustin and formerly rJ Newport Beach and Costa Me11 bl~e an- noon<ed tho "'P&ement of their daugbt«. D o r o t b 1 Studabaker to Roger A. Wiessnec, son ol. Mr. and Mrs. M .. Robert Wiesner of . Kalamazoo: Midi. graduate of Corona. del Mar High Sdlool and 1 form.,. member of Bethel 157 of Job's Daughters, Newport Beach. Prior to her gradua- tion she had lived.on several Pacific 161ands. She met her future hus· band skiing in Austria while he was on leave from the U.S. Air Foree· bMe in Silberg. Germany. , '!be Rev. lllclwd W. Irons perfonued the double ri1lg ooptiols for t h e .......,.. of Mr. and Mn. Ne.nil T. Vendennest of Seia Ana and tile son of Dr. and Mra. Lester ff. Vlerlmc Of Newport Bea<:I>. 1be bride, given in mar· r"'9e '113' her la4her' -· •• origjnal gown of -llill: olpoal witll bodice, ·-ond ....... 111e.baftd ruffled cull• °' band·it:••Ued rt· The attendlanM w o r e gowns in ombn! 11tripped chilfO!I end donned blet>d<d satin r i b b on headpieces: They c.n.ct .._ye of obadedplnltnow .... Attending . wen M i 1 1 Swan Vandemwt. mallt ol honor, Mita · Uaurie Har· rilon, Mn. Loy Martin and l\llooBetsyPoole. Assisting Wlere ltle Mmes. Floyd B.._,, Ale.- Bowie, Mil«ed C 0 11 i D I >• Wayne Flinn, Jo 1 e p h Ii«-. !Anen. Bemtrd Robinson , Herbert Stroscbeln on<! Dkk '1'11>ylor. The oewytftds a r • -OOROTttY STUDABAK E It The engagement WM an· nounced in the PW·home ol Mill Studabaker"• uncle and otmt. Air Forco ~ and Mr1 . Witliam Studabaker, upoo the ar · rival ot tbe paternal grandparenll. Navy (rel.) Capt. and Ml'tl. D. J. St.udabaktr, from El Cm'· dto. 1be bridegroom-elect is a graduate of Kalam""°° Cen· tral High School. Upon his dilebarge in July he will return to his studies at Wettem Unlv«ltiy. I< November wedding in, the Fleur de Lis Chapel in Hacienda Height& ii plen· MRS. JOHN MOORE VIERLING C1ndltllflht Rltti DIK- , e111boidet,ed Alencon ltlc9. '!be A·Hne of the gown -""'l'lVlemented by • no.trc chapel train accented wttli iew•u.ct • pp IJ q u •• >of -., ..... The brtdegrOOIJl selected David VlerlJnc. his bn>the<, ~ MOO u beat meri. u1111er ....... J.-..-. MID Lucoil , Bi» -ll. Gt!rY Vonderni8ol, t b e !>ride'• brotller. end Mortln. The -.... cleoora1>!d wlt!I \\tlite n"""" on<1 Jim• ireduates • Stenford tlnlwnlty. The -will teldl In t.o.G-.&mol District "'1lle her bolblnd wUJ ccntlnue -It Stanford's Sebo o I ~ Mecllclne. "'~ • ...,.,._In -the couple wUI -tll<iinllomelnPoloAlto. · The future bride ia a + November Brldt ned. ' ff'"' ~IJ Jh V<i! fell ' -----·--·-------.... ---- -. I I . ' . - ' \ . '- ( • • h.::n 11111.Y PILOT -·Ju~ 1, Iw.11 • ~ -Give . 'Rea I-c·a rd' Due .. Credit ln.stollotion .••• :·:·~~· •• •.a • •• Plans Grow p j t tu re: What's • ~Ql #';\(, "'""' .. r-' -.... • .. DEAR ANN LANDERS: I'm bavil)g bee• leoU.1 ..... wltll what lo do ~,,.,, •·• problem with my hllabond. Plea.ae wltll bla ·uHlt card -uleH Ille la ' • doa"I auuut I talk It over wltll my cruy, !bat tL • • ... Wbn yoar clerom• recelvet tbe ~ <i cl•oman. He II my clergymu. 1:11.U M aboald eueel Uae cud ud keep ·.-~.· Here'1wbatba--': Lutmontll. rd .-. bar 18 ··~,.., n-o-.....a·~ et -wemaa'1 c 1es -~.s ~"Mr. Greatbtut" gave his guoline cue jM wflllld lh;e te repaj 1!lm one ·c;'!it:. credit card to .a womaq I've never of °'ae d~ya. YHr n.baacl probablJ · ..... Her busbol la In jail. Nowaday"1 tlio•lbt lie "" -• 1-rou, bot i. -?.il 1 poopla can buy j111t about everything · my epbdH t& wu a damb and '•-to• under the IUll wltll a IU credit card. I du&erou t111111 to ilo. · &(1,.: WM ltwmed tb.t be would allow a !lio·:,·-IUd! prlvllegu. · · DEAR ANN LANDERS' I'm writing •"t:~ :;: Tbe waman pbaned twa weeks aga in to the motPer wha found --....11. and uted m• what to do with the •--c:ndlt card now that lbe bad found a in her s011'1 pocket. He &aid be was us- job. J lwlded. the ~ to my bus-inf them to stay !Wake 1tudY11lf for • -. He -her to.mail It tv college eza\111. • _ biJn.. (Tbla .,., -1 lewned ol lt.) WbeA I wa1 in ubdergradualn achoo! ,. · Two weeb have paned and ttie I, too, relied on "benriies" -unlil one 'ef card bu not aittved. My bu_a_band day I wote up feeling very atrange. I . doem't know where t.be woman.II or discovered my heartbeat was 18&. I ' : wbldl credit cM'd be gave her, was frightened out of my wit.a and We've been manted :.t years and went immediately to aur family doc- '.. ,. have four cblldffln. 0tr Ufe ~ been -tar. He gave me IOIM invaluable ad· ·-· · one endleu ftmncial struggle. I am vice 'W'hicb l'd Uk~ to pass on. hurt and lbacted. What do you make It seems the doctor wu an Air ""·'· ol tl!la? Foree' pilot in World War II. Tile . -WEARY DEAR WEARY: U 1" mpect •in- ' . ky.,.U, lwpl It. No woman woald · · ilk tbe wUe el a mu wttll wbOm abe'd ,, ~. "' ,. From Page 1-7 medics used to g!vo the pilots ortifidal 1tlmulants for Iong<lil!IDCI! bombing raid! ... 'nley stopped, however, when tile c:uuelty rale increued. They . d.Llcovered those artlflclll 1tlmulanta did !uruiy things le a pilot'• ludilll••~ vaion and space perceptloo. '!be pUoll were ordered to lay ott tbe bennl• and to take 1~ Or 15-minute naps when they !elt the Med !or a booo~ I tried tile ptlot-docl«'• su1flelllon and it -ked 1Plendidly. I w1a able to rtudy efficiently for lbout: 18 boUrt out of a 24-hoUr period. My grades lm- proyed and· I ·bad to admit that tile cramming r bad dane on "bennies" had not p-oduced the high marb rd hoped f<lr. • ' • Pass the word, will yau, Ami? l spent nine yean bi college and tried ~ult abOut everything the studenU •a i:rytng now, 111 I ought to know.. · .. ( --OlLORADO PROF DEAR PROF: Cooatder It puoed. A word from one'\_who b11 made tbl .... e ,.w a m11Cb b11rder wallop. And tliub for the teuan, Prof.' Tbote wile ~ will,. to tha !lead o!, lbe, dau. • PEOOY DAVIS Fobrwry lrldo New officers will be in· k • stalled lo~ • J>Ol!Uck p e e s • dinner when tbe Garden • Grove lrancll o! • t b ~ •• -• caitlcnla National Fuclllia lly M.wpo • • • • •• Society meetJ tcmorrow. "'·bin M I •· ul'· MOMDAY • •1..... 1~ h '"' oore wro.,. q w a .., ... 1•11 ~.TOn ,..Ml ..,_ new. mee.,.... pl<S\Oe as 1ucces1ful beat-aeller, The "fM'-K~, 1 .. .!'. ,..,.., be~ designated by the Green Berets, which revealed ~°\11 • ~ -sm1111 society which iocl.udes many a lot of backgtound con. J,!f='"' , 1W1iort SMC11o meinber• ti-om the Orange cemlng 'the men who made-up ~~~~ m-:" ,.,....,_ • Oolilt. areL Tbe dinner will this recently-founded special -con;·-,, . i~. ~=, take place at" 6:30 p.m. 'in fighting force. '·"'· ' TUl~Y . Barlser SChool, Springdale • · ~ 9:..,':"1«11• -l~1~ Street and L a m p s a n In the current matian pie- Doing MAltY DAY, 442-4321 •= =:·~ .'ft :.'m. Avenu'e, ·Wut Garden ture verskln, m Panavision '""'"ttr 11-1.1o11 cen~ -~ Grove. and Tecbnlcolar, Harborite COufl:.r,~~J:i.•-rz.. ..,...,_ · lnJtead of the UJual plant John Wayne playt the rale af "ngagem·ent r.;(Aq•::... ;;,.A::.'"" L"Joll table, the meeting will the colonel who hand-plck.s .rus C E ,........ t• HI ., &;--. hMtl -feature a garden gadget men for the intensive tratru.Dg " 11 ~~ -o.. F11i.w. table and guMta always are necessary to earn the right to Disclosed low _ :~ .. ""m::.:'. we!c0me. . . wear • l?ffll beret! =a:.~ ~ Membets are requested to ~ .; D • p ml Hui., ui.un worK. o~T: bring their own place set-It bas been said that the If YOU have trouble getting al6ftP. ur1ng , 01 I; ll.m. WIDN i SDl:Y , tiftlS and a eontri})Wan. for movie dOll &Vafd some af the with your parents .•. if you can'f get i!:,.,-_c.uo;:: ~!f.:. ~.~!:: the potluck. The club will pe>llttcal and sexual nuances them ta let you live your own ute, send 'The engagt'ment or·peggy Meu, "°°"· ierve lee cnam and ~. mterpreted by readen af the for Ann Landers' booklet, "'Bugged br, Anne Davis and Pa u 1 _ "C:::' ~':u::~,~ ".:': . . novel. Characters are ~ fie~ Parents? How to Get-More Freedom.'· Rlcbaid Fink Jr. "a 1 ,_ ti.anal but the incidents"' are Send 50cents in coin with your request To',1 a.. s1.._ -k1tl'fbroo11;1 • ,. • dla~loeed during a party in Sd'lool. eo.11 ~. 1 "°'"· Service Moms based upon fact. 'lbe Green and a long, stamped, self-addressed the home of tbe benedict-c!::~ "='°"~cti-;-1 =~~tklll ..., Beteta starta with Wayne envelQpe. ""' ._...... et """""""" ._,. _ u s Alr ·Fer« Motben breaking-in hll aeJected men, Ann Landers will be glad to help you elect's -eot., Mr. and Lall;• Pert CtvllflouM, 1:30 "·'"· • • ' incl•-'••• Jim H "-''d ,,._ Ullll' .1.mn.,, ,. ........ ..,.. Flight · 19 have llleeted ........... Ui.wu, ru a with Y<Kr problems, Send them to her Mrs. Paul Ftt ot Hun· 1Mc11 .., .... _ •,.,..... w...... ..... Kon• v-r mobile home Ray, Raymon4 St. Jacques in J th DAIL y PILOT enclos • · · ,,.. -LoceTIOll •llfllmllt1on r11111b1e -_ .. L··•· , ·•-• . care ui e • · ·tJngton Beadt. by e.111111 ,1,1;,... L111w-H1nnen11, m. park't recread<m. ceder, .uu wic AeM1w. mg a at.amped, self-addressed. en· The couple have aelect.ed ~I::. ... .....,. __ a..r street 4117 McFedden Ave., saata velope. F-'--·•-"-""".....:-...AAAi..g. School, Codi-...• ... lft. "-• for their meeUng t:UI w-_, 1vi-~ w..uw.u 'Oflllc,_ri 11111 Cllllltw, 1111 llfr?ll ~ '"'-. Da·~. da··~•-·of """ -Loa11o11 r~tloft -1i.b1e plilci. Members eMber' .t JlUllllJ vm "~ by a rn1111 M'1. JGftll Coddlnt!M. "" 7·-p.m ~ ---Mr ·-· .. _ A. G Da .J IOI.Jo•:•"·"" ·-• -,_~ • --·· . >ii w ...... day. Huntington Beech.. w I J 1 ........ v1..., -. .. ...._ d f I gr8du8ti1run Miorina llil!h _;:::,_~~':;:·_•: Waist Watchars . . • Mirrore -Re ections -~:.zm= -~~~;~~ ..=.':~l,!=.: .t.i~ ~· :. r. C:i ;i.r: l1'0'• • r-~ -Navy, ls m ahurmut~af the L"loll Hill, Coelll Miu, ..... m. ., p.m. m Clrcle View Sdlool. .. , chalra were out of t;tle quea-With the K 1a1 term an to a .policy Of aeparate the area's Mothers of Twins ,_ v~.m. · · With . ll!rHc.,>bll!i""""'"''-<lJilllllh11L..Jhrttb'11. ~u""'1..1aml....,,WJm. _ll!!>m!CILQlu:!>.ooJl~adh-er~•~~b~le~m~• ~'! 1vailabl• .Uuoo...sllr"'"~;e:;h!~g!;• ~""';; .. ~!~. ~~~~·~·~-~-~.,~-~~·-~-~~--~;;·~-~~~~;;:~~:;;:;ti .! ( ti.on to the Kloetennam US· tr IP I et 1 , th. e_ "'·la' Clubs. ..... ,,, 'j; ... :. ....... . . r.u cluHs -io~dllcourage Iii· eel low feeding tables and personalities are similar tense aibllng rivalry.. . The mo.st recently formed m ~ . Mrs. Klosterman would take and they are more active. F te th club was fowided In Hun-... ~-. a apoon and go down the &J)d more competitive with UIJIY ea rs amang e · rt ) Qnct ranCt/& row giving bites ta each eacb other than ·they are mulUplea eeem to be rare, tington Beacb by Mrs. / r-J hungry baby ln·turn. ··with Craig, whose pe'Ji"sanali. ~di udghalthl~ky e~chd dedi vlik~lop Strlnwl atsrt, antdw!all .mott;iervlstedof ~-~(~·· St h 1· / St . A~ Mr.. Higgin. son used a ty alway· I bas been different ~ v1 u I es an s es ip e or . ns are m ~j f ID food Choices to COnl:lllct her at 8474MI& for ~ a e Similar .approach with her and who now enjoys the · ~ C 00 0 -"! had !eedi g add it i an a 1 informaUon almost-twins. "U one needed company ' af , his outside never a n . 1 . . a nose wipe or a diaper lrieods. problem because I .dido't regarding the group's ac-NEW CLASSES START FEBRUARY Change. I au~matically did The girls look so much have time to make the usual __ ti_·VI_·u_·e_•·---~---. •v istak " h ·u Mr SI-, Careful Training of Young Dancen the Other. Wh -•er he need· alike their math er m es, car es s. ... .. 0 "' Klo •· "I mad pl ty K.d L'k Klnderballet to Advanced ed it or not." sometimes can't tell therh si.c:rman. e en 1 1 1 1 to l.S.T.D. Soon, A-Team of Greef Berets finds ttae1f in Vietnam. There you. see them In fierce battles, acting as espionage agents, engaged in guerrilla warfare, appearing as soldiet'* diplamats and warldng closely with the people of the war· laden tlnd. "Finl babies can turn "apart, and especially il they 01 others, but not tllaLone." 363 N. Newport Blvd., Newp!lrt leach . 642-4068 new mothers into mental have their hair wet or 1wlm-· Mrs. Roberts sympathizes-~.:_·~· A~sk~'A:n~d~y~·--~~~~~~~~~~B~R~OC~H~U~R~E~S~E~N~T~ON~~R~EQ~U~E~S~T~~~~~~~~~I Craig Jue portrays the Viet. ·ming caps on. Iranlcally, with mothers whase first· namese orphan who "adopts" wrecks because · they don't their brother never has born is twins, but she· feels one of the American members know what to expect. I'm made .a mistake in their it would be even-more dif. of this .great fighting team. just !J physical wreck." identity. ficult having twa babies a Irene Tsu plays & native laughs Mrt. Roberts, who .. , • feels th~ first child always The girls went through a year apart. On the other . singer who lends a helping is more care be c au 1 e period of nM wanting ta hand, Mrs. H i gg i ns an , hand to the boys when it's A't' .:,, ;:: -" . . . . ' . •· :s - -" ~ , .. .•· .. -· ·.· ~.)_" . . ... •· ... . , :-;· ,. ... ···~· ~-· 1:···· . . . ... • • \# l ; .. .. , ~~.:: ··~ "' .. .. •' •~I • .1~ • ..; O:';'I' ... .. J._. mothers tend to spend more dress alike but now tend to doesn't feel the addition of needed. David Janssen ape time fussing over them than sele.ct the· same clothes another lnfant to care for in pears in The Green Berets as really is necessary. again. The Stewart boys en-additian ta his three-month· a war correspondent. I:.ook to She shares the opinion of • jOy dressing alike and old brother was any extra the Mesa Wednesday for this other mothers of multiples ~athleen likes to be dressed trouble. '11111'• thrilling film about modern who feel si1:1gleton children like the younger twin girls Relax. Learn to roll with T' Americans! require more pa re n ta 1 al~haugh, as Mrs. Stewart the punches, and don't try to entertaining where twins pornted out. wbe~ they are be a ,perleotioni.rt, are bits and triples tend to amuse all together she 11 the one of advice the mot.hers of each other. ~h~ draws t!le mOl!lt in· multiples have to ·affer other Mrs Stewart noted that div1dual attention. prOspective parents who K.athl~en born between the Typi~lly, the older look· might be .anticipating twins, two sets:' of twins, stilf r~ a~ea e.njoy trying to fool and .an opportunity to meet quires more individual at· tbetr friends and teachers and di.lcun particular pro· tention although she now has reached the age where she enjays playing mother ta the little girls. Princess Makes Top Jn each family the twins or tripletl, whether identical or fraternal, are unique personalities. One generally is JllQre aggressvie ant;!. out- going, the other more placid and willing to follow . Although there are OC· casianal squabbles. the women all agreed th. e multiples seem to have fewer disagreements and are cla&er than 'l,S u a I Tiny TOPS (Take OU Pounds Sensibly) Princess Kathleen Jobn6on , Merging Mermaids Chapter , took her tille of. California Princess one step further when lhe. was awarded ttie runoer-up title to the lntemational Tiny Tops Princess. The Costr8 Mesa· girl, who r egistered a loss or 331/• poUDds , was presented with 100°1. conoN Casual Sportswear Wide Selection Prints lith+ back9round1, colorful fun-time t:le1ictn1 to weer ell sum mer end ••rly fell. sturdy w•ight for cepri11 1hort11 pant dre11e11 mini dr111e1, mini 1kirt1, j J6" Wid1 6111r.W1th1bl• REG. 98<: YD. SAVE 48c YARD $ "YARDS Ill a plaque, division winner ribbons, and a tiara . In other activities, TOPS Merging Mermaids recently heard Mrs. Dol'otby Wenck, ON.nge County H o m e Advisor with the University of CalifonHa Agricutturs.1 Extension Seivice explain tne best food buys for sav· ing both monf)o a n d calories. .BE .WE TURN YOUR HEAD ~ with a quick flip and • the instant color of • Clever fingers shape your neW do ••• and clever Roux Fanci-fullcolors it while we set rour hair I Fancl~full needa no peroxide, no after- . rinse. Itshampoill!outwhenyou want.And it colors gray hair, rnfreshes dull hair, tones bleached ·hair. Unbelievable? It 110unda llO, but seeing ia believing, llO-eomeseel Nochargeforconaultatlon, of course. OIANM, CAUi'. , .. w.a.-_.....,. Tonight and tomorrow even- ing The Happiest MIUlanalre will take its leave af the friendly Harbor area. This area certainly has b e e n friendly. what with sa MIJ\Y thouaands hurrying to the Mesa, to, see this very happy Walt Disney motion picture. Fred MacMurray, Tommy Steele, Greer Garson and Geraldine Page are co-stars of the funny family film. Don't miss 1eeing 1be Happiest Millionaire. Or how about seeing it alang with the children just once mare? Cloeely Watcl!ed Trains, dawn at the IJdo, certainly ls nat claued. as a family film, but It de!!nilely II being IC• "" clahned u a very fine movie. In fact, Jt won an .. Oscar" as "Best Foreign Film." 'Ibe sto<y lelll ol ... and trains. sez and espionage, .a and psycho, -and the la .. , ail tak!ng place durlng Nut nc- cupa-o! Czecl!ol!ovakla. lllESA MATINEES bring you th !Int 1how!ng ol the new feablre acheduled for the comJng week. This allowa yau i:o-·enjay the brand new film, in tile alternoon, without In. terferin( wltl! your evening hame routine. Other times Mesa Matinees feature a popular, requeated movie. The program.a at.art each Wed· De~J at 1 01cloct, opening with free refreabmenta. .. •' . I I I I I I I I I • • d •• ~ ,. ., ~ 11 is ,g ;o ,. 1e " ,. ,. •• •• ,. •• !o !I .r o. ,. !• la ... ly r· it. ... rs n. •• lg . 's P-as to tis rn •JI. re he tis •• 'IY be PY oy ad <S l't !&t •Ut he 11, Is m, IC• ie. .. be ... nd all ,.. i • Ing lbe Ille ... :: ng lei • 'be ed· Ing \do to- 535 er, sta E. A. 't. !tp . es. vd the lee ine ' " • • ... ' DAILY PUT JI Burke Wins Olympic Trials, lnjur._e_S ShQulder--t ll~LEN!i WRITE Victory prvvod to bo a ...Uy Item: LOS ANCC~i.Eg ~Ed Burke had bowev•, a1 Burke lnJured hit: ri&bt quite a !ling Sund~,.wllh the hammer _,, • the !Illa! lllart fl( tbe that Is, as be eame~.a berth on the ~~~-:=• ~ AmerlcanJractr:'lnd neld squad which ..,.... -.. -will coiiiiiete In the 19111 Olympiad at order " compeUUoo would DOI l>avt Mexico Citi' lhla October. bad to late -.,. turn. The geDlal Ol"lulC• Coast Collelo • · But bo wu worldn1 well 11114 bad history teacher whipped the IS.pound lliibll Ml on erlllnlJ the ~um ' bab 224-1 Oil bil third throw of Ibo -"' 52. . competition, twice overcoming effort.I Burke uld be felt fOl'QIU!lnC bapplD of rivala 'fom Gge and Hal Ooonolly to bil lhoulder duriq the mrolUUOm to regain the IOail. In the U.S. Olympic prior to releaso and lm-telJ Trials at•the Collaewn. _ lollcnrlnC the ev..i lie wu uabored Then he bad to surrive a frantic . a.Ide to have 111 Uutic Madece wrap. llleUme heat heave by Gase oo the lat· pod annmd the ._ rtgbl um and ~fl'• l a a t ton in the competition to lbould•. l)nally win by two lnd\es over the He --to lip ............. ever.improving young man from tbe for youthful .~ 'wblll waltiq N...._York,,\lbletic Ckil. -.. !or the tra!Der'1· old. . ~-- And bo --11 wu • bl&lllJ pleaaiag . W. He said 1111 loqeet --aat pert! ..... IJ lood -• -upoct, ''the wtadup and .-.. were llow, but 1-bird," Burke ..._.-fled. m. --214-2. llM, a1, m. 11, 21f.10, 2lM. Clop -•ltJI .. -at ~11 """ 1111 °""""°1 pl....s tblnl at JIM. ' llarke . II· tlie only -ol Ibo top -flnl1ber1 to be UllllOd a plact oa. tbe team. - Winnen <ti SMurday and Sunday's two..i.1 trials lhow ere seeded Into a place 00 the oq{lad, with the atlpula· tkJa they mut remain In IOOd ahape tlirougbout the IUlllDler and during hllh altitude cemp at South Lake Tlboe. . ' And blcb bunler Earl McCulloucb 1mubed Into the !alt two harden to lade from llrst to seventh In bil specialty, ilowever, lt 11 upeded that both unlorbmalet will be seeded Into bilb allltude training at Tahoe, which · meana a 1econd chance at the other two berths open in each evenl Lee Evans outluted ·a tremendous 400 field , wlnnilig In 45.1. The first aeven ftni!!lw1 were clocked at 45.1 or lalte< .• Ron Whitney covered tlle·.400 In· tennediale sticb In 48.5 -futest In the world 1bll year. But be bad to outklet USC's GeoU Vandei'atock ofter dearing Ibo nnaI hurdle. Vendentock ran 49.S. Toinmie Smith burned a 20.2 ln the :100 and wu caught glanclfg to his ielt ~ .. Jta. L thre1Jlbout tho race, a ilowtnc -· Ed Carutbon, former -. Aaa Valley High blg!J jumper, WU -~ bol:tward leaper Dick r-,. oC Oregon State. Fosbury -7-1, Canllbm made 98'{111 i,et. W-. school junior Reynaldo Bran tied fer third, oioo at 7~. HiglJllg!JtiDtl 6atu1'1ay'1 m a e t, George Youn f won the a, ooo ·atoeplecbue In 8:34.2, Bob Seqrm and Jon Vaulbon tied at 17-4 ill lie pole vault, then Seaarea won a Jamp <ti! for llrat place. Boll Beaman WOii the lolll 1-( .. • I ), Randy Matson -the sbol !17·11 and Jim H1-(10.3) nl!>llad a..lle <\roe•• (10.3) In the 100 ....... c...ot· ol Long Beach wlJtpiJed the javallll » Bfor~. Negro -Boyc.ott D ' .. --ec1s1on Due Today GLENN WHl'll .. ' Sports Editor '· - -LOS ANGELES (UPI) -Negro boJ<ott -al Friday ni8b1 at Cal a I b 1 e le 1 today le f tit up.to their Pol,y of PomOll& where they trained _ apolwman, Harry Edwards ol San for the trla1s during the w..-. Jooe state, to reveal -attitude "I can't aay -t we deddad but tltO toward a Pollible .boycott of the 1961 vote wu ODHidtd," Ev.,. Mid. He Olympic Qam., at MeJdco Clty. said the Negro athletes aloo -dlr- Edwlrdl u1d be would man the an-ing the National AAU m 1 e t at nouncement ta the San F'raDcilco Sacnmento. . Bay aru lole today. -Edwanll wat<bed the secood day of .• Lee Evam, winner <ti Ibo 4111).meler competttion In the 1tand1 at t be dash In the Olympic Trials beH Sun-perlllyle end <11· the Me mo r I a I cloy, made the first clllcloatre the Coliseum. He sat by Bill -n. Ille Negro atblelel had mede a decllion. r.=rer-coacll <ti the NMlonal Jlukel. ' ~· ~ ~'4 ~J.~ __ allAa1~00~,o.ltlca. w1 • •M San JOH stato OOU.ge · Negrea near ,,........, clllptayeil a llllller said Negrv athletes voled on the !Ure alp wblcb said, "Wby ~ In. " Mexico and crawl at home?" Edw.ardl, who bas epearbeaded the boycott movemeot since -1 a s t November, waa Wed what be felt about a decision b)' the Olympic com· mitee to take from a to 10 athletelin each event to Late Tahoe; Calif., for big!J a!Utude training. Some re1ard. it ii a .means of comba!Ung the propoeed boycott "U you have to 10 down that far to get .• Wblte ca~ maybe they 're going to nm a boy'• camp et Lake Tahoe," Edwards said. · _ -... ai1d Tommie Smith, the 21)0. meter duh wiDDer, Wert critical 9f Ibo lane u slpment.s for the :100 race. Smith drew the eighth lane while John Carlos wa1 given the first lane. ' "It's funoy that two guy1 who sup- Port the boycott got the two worst lanes," Evans said. "It was quite a disadvantage to Tommie." Smith'• wife, Dentse .. protested the lane as9igmnerits to Stan Wright, an , assistant Olympic coach and head of the seeding committee f<>r the mef!t. Wrlgtit is a Negro., lfilmer Lodge, chairman of th e · United States Olympic Track and Field committee, 1a1d Wright's committee '~ Big.b Defends Zero Record ·A.gainst Gihs.on Tonlght LOS ANGELES CAP) -Don Drysdale is stiff and sore from his lut pitchihg assignment, but he'll defend his major league recOrd for con- secutive scoreless innJngs tonight when he goes for the Los Angeles Dodgers against St. Louis right-bander Bob Gibson. Gil>sM.. will try to tto Drysdale'• recbrd ofnt straight lhutoutl. · The Cardinal ace bu burled 47 con. secutlve shutout innings, 111/3 short of the record Drysdale eet three weeks ago. ' Though he has Jong been one of baseball's most successful pitchers, Gibson bas had trouble with the Dodgers. · His lifetime record against them 11 only 9-7 . And interestingly, he was the loser in mid-May when Drysdale gained No. 3 in his streak of six straight shuto\tt!. Gibson will be going for a Cardinal team that has lost two straight gamt;-s and against a Los Angeles team that l! hot. • rl The Dodgers made it two victo es ln a rOw and four in their last five Sun· day when veteran right-hander J~m . "Mudcat" Grant stopped AUanta wtth a five-hitter 3-2. · The game was something of a monu- ment to the moves E. J. "Buzzie" Bavasi made in the final months before he resigned as Dodger General Manager to bead up San Diego's qew * * * ATUllT.i. LOI A .... 1.111 ... '"' .t••ltll ,.,.,.,.,, d ;so 1 2 w.OeY ... "' ~ f ~: c·Bov« a .. o o ~ • ' ' A I O G•brlelloll. ff A 1 2 0 H.Aervn, rf ' I 0 H•llw, t l I 1 I Tent, c: 0 I 0 Kllo'fe' a l I I 2 Mln911, pr l 0 0 F•l•IY, 'rt A I 1 I Fr•ncon&• Jb o L ..... rt a l I I 0 T • .-.1ra11. Pl" : : 0 Pirllll', '1b J 1 1 O ~~~u21 OGrant,11' Jiii DJ(lhmon, I'll 1 0 I Mr!lnti. 2b 2 1 0 II.Md. .. ~ : : PIOI• pl! I O ·llrlrlan. " I l1 S I 2 Tallts 211 l 2 Teri~ 000 Cllll -2 ,f,!111111 ................... ... • Loi AnMla ,........... 111 000 - ·Anteaters Name Sports Chief Dr . Ray Thomton, 11, baa been nam- ed aUtletic director and chairman ot the UC Irvine cl<pamnent of physical education, succeeding the late Wayne Crawford, who died oC cancer the end of ·May, the DAILY PILOT loomed today. Dr Thornton'• appolnment wu an· noun°ced tod8y by tJC[ chancellor Dr. Daniel Aldricb and II elkdlve Im- mediately. ~~ ... The new Aateel« apcrta ~ -• been at UC! fer 31> y..,,, eervlni U director <ti recreational activltin and also M "'1nll coocb (one ,,...). Ho II a graduale <ti the Uni-sity of Calllm:nla, Santa Barbara wben he a1 .. coecbed lor nine yeon prier to coming to the !nine compu1. 'lborntoa played lootboll aad "'1Dll at Oemploa Jun!« Collore and ,. .. a ~ .. end on the leil t-. ... u..w cl>amplonahip scjuad, ~ - the Jr. -Bowl At UCSB bo ~ 1rilh -.U and -In -· sharing .. tbe !Ba confel'""" doubleo cbamplnosblp. Ht relllrmd lo UCSB In 11156 to U· 1111 lootboll -Ed Cody. TbO laUtor •• -backllold tutor lor the Cbl<lop ~w.111..,ma-. NaUooal League team. Grant, wbo hadn't started a game ln six weeks, came to the.! Dodgen with Shortatop Zollo Versalles Jut winter ln a trade with Minnesota. Kt!D Boyer, who knocked in t w o of ~ Loi Angeles runs, ii the veteran ' ' Ji.tty 1 '"'" Jutr 1 JlollY ' DodWI "' St. Laull 7;SS ....... IC,I (Mii ~ n It. Loui. 7:S5 """'-KFI f'"I Dooclttr'I "' SI. LOUii 7:5' ll'.19L ICFI Mil DodlW$ .,. SI. I.wit 12:51 p.m. Kl'I (..OJ third baseman Bavasi signed after he was rel.eued by the Chicago White Sox. · Len Gabrielson, who bit two ~ey double1 , is an outfielder Bavui ac- At Wimbledon quired last year In a trade that -t Jobn Werbas to the California Angelos • Paul Popovich, who had l"fO llniitea, II the fielding wizard the Dodgers picked up in a trade that sent Lou Johoaoo to the Qilcago Cubs. catcher Tom Haller, who Ht up ~e winning run with a single, came to the Dodgers early this year in the trade that sent infielden Ron Bunt and N•:r"' . Oliver to San Francllco. ' \ lntorestlngty, ·Boyer , Ha I It <labrleilon and Popovlcb ara the Dodgers' top four bitten:. Meanwhile, Grant bas won three of bil first Bis deci&lom and h8I added one tave in~ - relief. UCl's Patti H9gan Tops Third Round Opponen~ WIMBLEll("1, Enlli"nd (AP) - Clark Graebaer, lhO giant-tiller from New York, blasted levored ·Fred Stolle, the Australian pro, In llrallltt set.s todaJ and -the quarter. nnaI of tbe Wlm-'l'mlla Cllmn• pioMhlpe • Tbe ICON l(U •t, '"· , ... for ·thl lourlh nnmd moldl. Brazil's Maria Bumo, a threft.time Wimbledon queen, boat mlu · Jnile He-,M,IH. Oilier third-round winners lnc1aded Oalllomlon• Patti Hogen (of UC!) and Kriaty Pigeon, Miss Ho1an downed Cbrllllna Sandberg of Sweden, M , M. Mill Pigeon of Danville, Calif., routed Germany's Helde Orth-Schildknecht, 6-2, S-0. It was the 1econd straight round In which the unseeded G!Ubaor hed knocked ·out a soeded star. Stollt, three time• a 1-g flna1lat here, ftl seeded 11th. In the previolil round, Graebner Ud beaten the sll:th seed, former ehlm· pion Manuel Santana of S p a 1 n, wbo lt1l1 remains an amateur. Graebner will meet Ray Moore of South Africa In the quarter&all Tuesday. Moore b also UDleided, which mean1 at least one plact ln the semifinals Wednesday will p to en outa!der. Moore beat Tom Edlol1«1 of Berkeley, Oallf., M , U , 6-1, U , M. Mn. Billie J-Klof, the dolondlnl champion from Lon g Beach, Ca!U., nd Nancy R!d1<7', <ti San Anplo Te._, led the way Into the fourth ;:ou;i of womens' dngla. . Mia King, -a pro, boat JOUDI 8leplwl1e n.FtB ol ~. Jl'la., 6-J, 7.f, ........ ...., 1111 with the ~lnthelllo. MIN Rk:bey, now tbe No. t am.at.ear In the United Sta"", -Winnie Sbaw1 a member of the Brttllb Wtabm-Olp team, 6-1, 6-2. Vlck7 llo(erl <ti Rye, N. Y., wu ellmlnettd b)' -British star, Mn. ShlrleJ Bloomer -., 6-2, 1- 7. Australia's Helm GourlaJ beat Cecilla Martinez, of San Francisco, g. 4, 6-0. . Mn. Kini'• arch pro rival, Mn Am Jone1 of ~gland, allo won &.2. 7~, agalnlt Pat Walkdeo ol SOuth Africa. Mn. Kine'• fOrm ..... -t and tbe threw a Jot of polnta: away, but her volloylnf WU loo llronll for Mill DeF!na. Billie Jean coutecUhroulh lie first .et Ind broke .ervtce for a 3-2 lead 1n the aecond, and ~ to hive the match sewn up. Theo sbe lapeed bedly, double· laullinf aad nettlDI two mwbu, and lost her l6acl. Miu DeFina tired in tile heat and lost her service asaln at M . Mn. Kini then reeled off two volle71, an ace and a wlJmlng forehand -for the match. " Grand Slam for Voss Newport'• Bill Vo11 (17Wieta con1ratulationa from Chicago White · Sox teemmatea alter pi up bla first major league grand slam homer Sunda 11 11le Sox 1PP811 league.leading Detroit, 1-0. V011 wu a co-whiner ol 11le !Beil Yl!l'dley Trophy 1111 week. Senat.ors Fall, 8-4 Angels Take On Detroit; ,,..--- Clark Ends Loss String WASHINGTON (AP) -Calllorn!a Angels pltdle!' Riek Clark, bil elg!Jt- game losing streak finally over , 1ee1 better dl!YI abeed . "I loat ab: in a row tut year and then woo 1lx atralght," Clark said Sun- day following his M victory over the Wubington Sen11tcr1. HI'd lke to thJnk this ls the start of. something like that." .. The Angela face the Tigers tonig!Jt with 0ecll'ge Brunet, M , set to oppoM Diirolt'a Mickey Lotidl, H , The Tlfen are leadinl t b • American Dancer's Feed Was Drugged against tbe Senators. "I've got 1o get my bullpen stralgbtened out for 111 to have a chance." CALll"OltllllA WAIMI....,_ .,.,.. ' .. , .. ,... DIVlutlo, d ~, I 2 I lmMi!, " ' I O I l""rtta1I, •• • 2 2 'I ._., llfl l I t 1 M!lldllr, lb J, I I l.Mlltll. » 4 I I lltlcWdt, If I 2 1 l'.H•lr'd, It 4 I I S.tr'-t Jb • o 1 Mc:Mllllin, a • :a t atnanll held their -bearfn(I. '!'be transcript also d ii c Io It d telilmoay b)' a 1"ulrri1la cbemlltrJ prof....,. wilo aalol that lie ftve tes11' ....... to detect pboaJ-le the thorouglllnd'• urloo ""'1d not be..., lldered scleatlllcallJ .... 1-. , On the -"' lhoso teats, wblcb showed ir-"' the pe1n-11111ns dntlJ, llan<Or'• ""!: loll Ilia Derl>J tttla. latllo._..__.11. !hi ..-1eed, two prlnclpe1a agroad on one lhlnl -llOCD&ing was put Ill Dancer'• tmap'1 oatT mid tru two den -the Dml>y. But leatlmon1 dlllered u to wllat 'the subltence WU and wily It .... put then ' Trilner Lott Cavilaris Jr. Hid Dr. AJe.-Har111111, a L o u ii • 111 e ......,_ ulled lbe feed with wlllte granule• that laltad W!e butazolln, th• .. ---~ '°"rtlllt" 111 (19...._l. 4 01 H'"'-" . JI 1 I'~ c 4 1,1 , """""" c: ' I I l/Mw, d • • • ICfloelt. ft I 1 I ""'*"-• • I 1 I 11:.c--. 11 2 I I C.......... • I I I ............. ,II ~-• 11 lvr'llMIW, " I I I HtiWt11r1, ... I I I l1ldwln. I I •• U9flrlOI\, ~I I I 'TMNI • I Ii 1 lot..11 » I • c.t""71le ................ •11 tn •-1 .... m.. ........ ;,.~·w ':' ~-a-.& 111.c• (W,MJ J a 1 1 • -il ,. :a 1 11:a1 ......... lllJ•• c:.--(l.Af) 1•111 ' " l • ~ •tltJllll ...... J.111 11 WP -, Ci.tr. TIIN -2:00. NMndlfa -...... ' -------------------. ---------------~ ~--~ - of &ii drtW• bullell out <ti a hat lor the lane asslgnmenta • - "It was just the luck· <ti the - that Smith ~d CarlOf """' la -· eight and one," be said. . Car\OI flnlahed lourlh in Ibo ,_ Charlie Greene and Jim -. a pair of brilliant sprlnton --aot been pniponent.s <ti the boyeell, ,,.. pro-boyco\t buttons. '!'be bulloqf u1d, 110lymplc project for human rllbtl·" · ~ene was asked :I{ he Dil1ff wu ill · favor <ti the boycotl. He' said ha waald make the declaloo later. M~eup Set ' For Later Date LOS ANGELES (UPI) -Tlla makeup of the Unltod Stalet Ol)mJ*: Games tract and l!el4 i--wlD compete at Mexico City wu ne clmar to IJc:ing dee-today than ti WU before the two-day weekencl'trlall. Beceuse of the piOalblllty -Ibo MeJdco Clly gernt1 might be boycotted. by U. S. Negro athletes, no final nJec. tion was maile on the buia ol tbl trials . The boycott posslblltty wu not men- . tioned by Olympic track aod l!e14 ~ttee chainnan Hilmer Lod&e. · lnotead be said thet the ablllt7 to perform at !Jlgll altitude 'comporabie to Mexico CJty '1 mile-bigb ·elevation, would determlne the three men w b o will compete in each event. But the committee inctlcatect It wu li1Vlting from a to 10 competiton ill each event to participate .in the 01.Jm- pic development program ·at LUO Tahoe, Oalif. That would keep enough men dva to serve as possible replacemento la event of a Negro boycott. There Wll"9 38 men also on a trial exempt lilt because of illness or injuriea. "The winner of each eveat at, Loi Angeles will be conoldered u blvinl made the loam ~ provided be can demonstrate hi1 excellence at h1&b altitude training to the utilfactlon at the select.Ion committee," Lodte Mid.. In view of bil 1t•1...t. Lodre -~ed what wa1 tbe PlK'POH of the trials which In put yean had determined Ob>mplc part1cipoats hero nng Injury that might keep them ftiliD competing. Olympic TriaJs Summaries OLYMPIC TRIALS WORTHLESS-BEU LOS ANGELES -Wade lloD; - won lhe U. S. Olym!>lc Trlala -meter run Swiday, said lie tNla ill Loa Angeiel ...... ''held. ltrlet!I' to raise money for tbe$:i teB." : "Thi• meet t• wa• 'ts," said Bell, who -ill l:4l.l-day1 beaUn1 l"alix J-fl( Prairie View MM. . "All 10 of the 100 men wbo -!DdlJ '!1'81 be allowed to 10 to Liiia ~ ... will ......... -...... . teem.At~=W .. ... ' ner here II eo Ille -, -theJ tall Illa tllat I haft 11 .... ill the top -at ~· 18 -.. ~ the team," Bell alilL ,J i ~,. ' I u . ' • Area A~e ., . Nets Upset , Off Boards By llA Y PLIJTKO o1.,~,...·- Tbere'1 just oomellinC about thole encoru ! Jl'red Whiteford garnered ---hll -. of -l1Milll-a mr yHn back . • u oulatandln& prep and ·col!elia'e diver, hut . the ~ Colla Mesa rest- -~ bun'thad ...... lllL . . •• lit -that ............ ' ltlo poll weekend aa he ~ & field of tOme of .~p-_top divers in . the SOo)tbland by capturin& both ' tit 911f and tline-meter comi>otlttilli bi ti Soufllem Paclllc ANoc:latfon (MU) ~~at tile Ne"J>Ort . -Tennll. Club. -• :·Wittte!ord, -togged his " ~ at Oo1ta Mes!l . Hlib Scllool ,before mom( ~r t~· Orant• ·Coast and 111k:blpD. State at h col- ~ levell, won the one- -' ' • Logs IS IT A PLANE?-Bob whlteford apj,ears to be in perfect flight lormatioo at the start of !Qi• dive off tile high board Sunday in the Southern Pacific A•'°' cialion (AAU) district meet at the Newport Beach Tennis Club. Whiteiord, lormer standout at Cosla Mesa High all1I Orange ·Coaat College, was virtually letter-perfect though in capturing both the one aJ)d...tbtee'nieter board events. Fat Check · In !ill~Star ,Tiit .. . Is Shade Decided Edge • From ' Heat To Ni Hurlers .Raciiig Fireworks AtOCm , · ~lthough closed lndepeoidence, 'Day, "tbe Orange OouJ\ty•lnternational Raceway will !ft.age its share of. fireworks Sabp'day when drag racing's three . quicke~t c~anes of f u 4' l hl\l'llin4 cam take. the tra<;k for ·ttie 1naugural Nitro C!\amp1onarues. · On !)and will !>e the llk:ar funny class, . top f u e I ;dragstM-i and . blown fuel alteredt. · r · AlsQ on tap are the Mike Sorokin Memorial Awird and·· cIOse of the <tualifYing rounds for the '14,000 win- r ... Pirates Use Return Ticket I To • fl' • , :Rejoin. Metro Also Rans. It l<!fum.I"..,... weeka !or Golden Wert had parlayed loaded, the Buco ,,.re l!"ilt:r Ward'• Ptratu to climb three singles and a sacri'fice of three err9l'I -tbdt back atop the Metro League for a i.o advaatage in the quota for the contest. . batebati ltandlngs, but after third. Mike Bailey's two -run sewn· funlnga Sunday the Ward'• Pirates also lost stnile sparked the Pirates ·BucJ cashed iii the\r return thtir l1ame In the eighth as to a three·ruh outburst iD · trip ticket to rejoin thelltwttll•..;one~d=""=n~•=•=d~thieibaiiliiseiiisiiilhiiieigiaim~•:'•:inl:U:a:l ~tnnllliii.ligi.1 ·"also ram." · -~-~ That came ab..rt at lhe Oran.ge Coast College dia- mond 'Where the Pirates blew an early three-rim ·ad. Yntai!e in dropplrig a M decision to Santa A n a College. · Both tea'ma entered 'tile fray 'wtlli H-1 slatel', but •the Pirates are a g a 1..n playing catch up. ·'JONES . TIRE . SERVICE Meanwhile, .Golden West Collei:e' lost .valu&bte 'gtpund as well Sunday, the RusUors dropplnl a 6-2 decisiOI) to Long Beach City ll .. m.1911J,.,il!I College at Shaffer Palk iD Orange. Golden West also jumped tQ an ·early lead in J.ts outing ·with Long Beach City, but was jolted in the l,ate innings when the "vikings um.oaded with the extra-base hit department. . . With ttle score knotted at 2-2, Long Beach City ripped two booming triples and .a couple of singles for three tallies and the game. 4th JULY SANTY SPECIAL r-·!>Oard by a mere 9.3 CLEVELAND (AP) -A , poi!'ll , sa~y ...i then cbeclt for $22,000 made con-CINCINNATI (AP) _ If : ran away from the field fident Dave-stockton forget All.star game experience f~ JD 111• ~muer a~abOut-':ti;: oppreuive means anything,. National 'if if if ri"""t-bander . Ron -Reed . of ner-take·all top fuel match &" rece to be held Aug. 10. 11. " • S~~l•kttit Atlanta. · _In i{l.Jit weU.elld's ~_tiQ.n, ~:'J·~ ~ •• ,.~ :L:J.&l::: ' ~ -On · the other band, .onl~ John Pt'ters' ·be r i. l d 'e d _ • ....,? ,,.,~ 14\t "11~1 lhrte'ofthe ·se'venAmerican "Freight Ttain"··was upset Oll"ttr. d s 1 1 • in th f. al round I to FIOrtl, 'Jb 4 ,-• 0 ·f .: , ~fort had to ·beat;. . ¥&cue pltcher.s should ha~e •' ~~;!jo'r eplua a1-f 0 r "'Ille hot we at her a decided edge over their "" "''"' ... American League r i v a 1 s % tbe S.-foo~.; 1 5 O -p o u n d bothered me . l felt horrible when they. meet in the·--an-1-f----~rfonGer u.Whltef0£_dedl-mt dlqy," Stockton aaid nual maj4r ltilUt AU.s.tu: ~~t • r r Y Sunday after he won the a:ame .at Houston on July 9. Leagu' e Ntchers, picked Fri-e in ° P gas Jn1n1, 1b , o ! •, ,... elimin&iO~ • by th e, single f:1~,' rl !4 l I O -i!E.'f-by · Manager D t-c k ao;.· 1• 0 j!Uarns of the B~ton Red engined Ch;'yeler entry of L-i: ~ • 1 i • ' Hlll'"Shtlltz front Et-I "Mloomnt.t..,.--;;.;;;;.;;i, .,,,;;·.---~---+•-<•>--' .. ,__., Sox, have had previous ex-" P11rMr, .t 2 o o o ' Andreaam ~or top bOnorn . ' Qewland Open G 0 1 f Manager R e d Schoen- • Andreuer.)a member of dienst of the St. Louis . . th mid ~hultz zipped over the o11et1tur. c 1 ~1 •, •, perience m e ·Summer course in the elapsed time . :~i:r.:;. ~ .J o o classic. . of 7.58 seconds, while Peters 011,.•1w w .' 0 '· J 0 the United $~1 'M, OIYm· . Tournament, bii first tour Cardin ab picked e i g h t pie team, compiled. a. fine tri'utnph of the year. pitchers Saturday for the Left-hander Sam 'wasCloCked'in .7.59. , Tot.:• ~11r~:.,..4 11.M: M, cDowell of Cleveland and . ~. action . saW · . Bob · L-e.ec:tt c1tyooo 110 r,=' " l 375.75, point tally, bu t . '!be 26-year .. ld Callfor-Nalionat League, . m.t hander M l Stot ' G1>lden Whl Im 1X10 1 I r1& ... • e • Williams of El Cajon dump _.... •111~ 1111. " 1.ii Wblte1ord collie through on nilO ·ataue<ed home with a Fo11t of them, all right- h11-flnal three dlvet to post ooe~ver per 72, bis wont Mnden, have been aeieoted · t\emyre of New · York have Les Allen of Bellilower. for OcGttr. 2b .s 1 1 o been named three times top honors in the ~uniOr fuel e1tr•d•. c I • • 0 a 385.10 score. round of the 7'l·hole event 1n prtvious yean -1even and ht --•-D ~ Plne1, rf o 1 o eacb rig -hauum en• Class. · , · ' ,. Nlll'Hblv-r, lb 4 1 1 ~ 1 . , Altliouili cooOlderel by yean for Loa. Angeles' Doo -"-IM.n, ·•• ,. , ':'almp}e. dive,'' aftet earlier n>U1ldl of 98, 88 Drysdlje, six yeara for San McLain ~ ~oil b Rt.,...,_ II l 0 1 1 ny \M • .vvw d In the· funny car segment, Etdlr, 11 l • 1 o Whiteford made bLt belt ad· and ,~. But bU 271 total w~ Froocisco's Juan Maricbal, vance on a'for.ward .One-baU ~'"'e'trBobokea Dlbetlerc•-th 0 an1 four years for St. Louis' Bob twist -~ng scores 'of a.,..,...,. aav11 Gibson and two ·yeart for been named twice. "Gas" Ri>nda 'of·Aiusa com-Teett, 11 1 0 t 0 ~~s!',.,ef4b ' 1· g D : The American L e a g u e bined elasj>ed fuiies of 8.04. speneer, , 2 o , o frestunen will be 'right· 7 .95 and 7 .99 to win bis duel comtu. p1i • o • o H-.mandu. , O 0 0 G handers Luis Tiant o J ' wt~ Doug Tbocley.. Tot11s :12 1 •. 1 1'2:, I, &\i, •and 7. ' ~. Okla. and e i ab t New York's Tom Seaver. Cleveland, John Odom of k: ·' ·• _ ... r . , ·However, not to ·be ttrokes under par. 1be ottter four are overlooked in the one-meter "I didn't feel well but I hit newcomers to All·Star com· competiUon was another my ·drives a b s o 1 u t e I y / peUtion. They are left· Costa Mesa-Orange Coast , . perfect. I was able to make ~ Steve Carlton of St. Colleae performer, B o b the big 1bots " the five-year Lows, Woody Fryman of Oakland and Jose Santiago {Jo II B ) Co ot Booton and •.outhpaw : · nne . e ts mets 'Tommy John of Chicago. · On tbe basis of season . · · W!Utlle. · ·. . pro said. .• ' Philadelphia .and J e r r y He -~-tbif4. Wltb a Tbe ftrst priie money Koosm111 ·of ~ew York and reconls, the Na lion al F . 1 •0th St . h't w· ;e~v':'': .fi~t = &eem ~r .... . raig . Ill C o n n e 11 Chevrolet, un-c-" Cllrl''.l:' ~l •·• total . -, booo\ed 'Stoctton'a wtnninga . l\oundinc out the top "" 1hls 'year to ~ 159. He won places were DouC Denton ...__ -... ents' •--1 (354.IO), Greg Rose (311.10) ~wv ~nam MA se~son Sunny Gonkk (315.25), 8'ld collected $M,333• ve places were awarded · Stockton, .Wbole . b e 1 .. t ay in the three meter• previous finish ttu. year teeond place going to t>eO: was a tie for sixth in the ton (345 30) third to Wilhite DaUu Open, carried a two- (327.20); t®rth to Gossick ~ lead into Sunday's (321.10) and fifll to Chuck fineJ round. defeated in .10 starts in Con-Midway City Wins 2, Main~ains Loop Lead · .· nit! lM•'-. baseball .. action, added' .another .. 'A'.in to its skein wttb·a 4-2 vict~ over the .Costa Mesa Comets, Saturday, at TeWinkle Park. II. L!nntrf, rf l I W1lsll, t l 1 L8PPI, :lb-. 3 0 T1rlor, lb 1 1 H11111erf, ct J 1 C1mpbelt, 2b 7 1 J . Linnert, n ' 2 l Fetn•r, 11 3 O Sdlrtder, p I ' 0 Frtf, p 2 D · Tot1l1 2• 6 MI.II • • ' ' • • • • ' ' • • • • • • • • • • ' ' RIUS (241.110), . Pro ·Soccer Standings .._ AMWkell S.C-...._ aAST•l.N COMP•l•NC• AMRtk DITll ... ""'"'' ~ .. Yortl .,,,,_ W1Ml111to11 ...... WLT IPP'tl.ePOA IDltnntlU s "" t7 "' 11 2S 112U17212l 11tnn142t 2113Uo1621-'D u..,. 01¥111111 C~lato l l 7 :W '7 41 XI Cir.ellrlll 7472t'2JllU 'TOl'tlfl!O •75Hn2731 DelNlt • 10 0 lt .u 2$ 11 WllTll.N CONPllllfCI k111t11 City ........ $1. Lwm. 0.11111 , .. II DlvlW!I WLT 11'-Ph.IPIA 15J2llOlS11 113126JJ112S 5 7•1tl1 241J 11JJ1'U1'72 l'iclllt Dlvlllell "" 01-11 • • • 1n 11 n L• At!Mle 7 J 1 17 to lt 17 o.11;111111 1 s 1 u 11 n u VeM.,.,.,. 'J•:1'1tU2' ..,....,., ·-"' New Ytrt J •. Ollaeo l. lie ~ City I, Oellltlld I . . MWIA.,.. .,,... "' _.. Ktlftuled. SWim Teams F.qual Mark Midway's 8-3 victory over Ruede. Midway City just keeps on · winning in American Legion· biseball action. The league- • d . Sc_., .... ea ers "Won twice over the 1111.sw.v citv ooa a on-1 ,, 2 weekend and are now in L• "'-""''°' eoo • 111:1-4 4 • possession of a 1~1 league MWwiw c~111111 " 1.•• r~rd. ltuuen, Jb J 1 1 o Saturday, Midway pro-w. MCC1r1ne.,, ct 2 • t 2 o.d~ Cf 1 • • • duced a 7-2 victory over Los Sm1t11, If s 1 , 2 LOS ALTOS HILLS, Calif. Alamitos at Western Higb fi~.!' ... lb : ! : : te and then came bick on SUn-w11~r. c 4 1 1 ' (UPI) -Four-man ~~1 day to knock olf Anaheim "· Mcc.nnn. rt .t 1 1 0 from the Santa Clara SWim . John H"''"' 1s s 1 t • c 1 u b and Foothill Aquatic • Ruede at Westminster High, hTM•'••'• .4 2 1 0 8-3 » , 13 , 4 Clu~ finished tb.~ 200-meter N e 'v p 0 r t H a r b 0 r • ~ ., ,...,. freestyle rela,, m a--~~ meanwhile, hosted S a n t a =~~ ~1~ : : ~ 1~ ~ heat _Sund~ lft ~ ce\.VlU Ana v a 11 e y at TeWlnkle Mlhllr CtfY (I) A-mencan time ol. l .3S.O. Park on Sunday and came fl1111e11, lb •: ~ · The Santa Clara team was away with an 8.() blanking of w. ~rt-. d • 1 composed of Don the visitors. ~7~~;,.i;.. ~ ~· Schollander, Mark Spitz;, Dave Barton went all the Jim H"'"' :Ill s :t Bill Meyer, and Luis . way for Newport, striking . ·=~.',.. ; . ; ~icolao, an A:t~ntjne na-·out 11. Mike Paul wai Ute Jotin HCllil•"· u · • o tional. 'Ibe Foothill Cl~b in· .big. offenaiVe· gun, Mth a · ,.,T':f.'f:rtner, • · ~ : eluded ·Eric Schwall, Dave four-for-four day at the "-"" n1 O_'Mapey and Roy and· Den· plate -all si.flgles. Mertln, c "~ ~ ru.s 0 Conner. · In the Saturday w1n over M1Hnott. 1• ' t I am]• ml PMl,rf It Both teams, corn.peµng n Los Al tos , Mike S th ICIM, 11 , o the sixth annual Million led the batting parade with L1tvr. » 4 o Cllrk. '* I O Dollar Water Show at three-for-five and two RBI's Fosm. tf ,· o Foothill College, eclipsed for Midway. s11ttn, cf 1, • Jl'lelOer, 2b the American mark of 1:41.2 Jim Hogan, Gree Weiler 1.un1111. a ' set Jast week by the Santa and Kurt Dedrick collected 11l<ld'ltrd. et ,' ......... Oara team . three hits apiece i n Tot11s ,.. Baseball Standings SPECIAL ANNIVERSARY 1968 National Leape American League w L Pct. GB w L Pct. 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IC"Nrtn SDKtflco ... tt ,., C- • Use O• Own Choice Char9e • • lanl!Americard • Mnttr Char99 1 ..... ....,;..: I a.m.. ~""" Meftlll•y thru ,,..., hhmllay 1-a.M. hi I ,.,.. p-54(1..1343 • ~21 ~ #I ' . - ' '·~ . >-· T ... \ "/ • i I ' • • I ' BUD TUCKER SAN Dli;)GO -Mumblings of the Mond•Y Muse • , , DEPT. OF TllEY TELL ME ••. The llilt of candidates to manage the San Diego Padret tn the!r first year in the Natiopal League hu grown to Include Preston Gomez, Gene Mauch, Bill Rigney and Duke Snider •• • Of the lot, Snider would $ffm to be the darkborse inasmuch a1 new ~s geaerally prefer to start with experienced. mana1ers. Gomez figures to draw from the Mexitan populaUon of Ch l N the lj'ea, particularly If the Padres can find one or two Mu· U e ew ica,Yplayers . , . statistiC1 sbow,·bowever, San Diego sporta Boss At Estancia events Jiraw very poorly from South of the })order • , • G H Surprlsingly, this includes bol<IDg .•• The S8o Diego Soccer 0 team is also falling on it.s can: - Rigney is by_OO meana out of the question ... Ht;. turned down a lucrative contract to manage the Detroit Tigers two ye~r• ago, butJie loves challenget·'and the state '!f California and everybody wants to wo/.'.k for Buzzie Bavasi. Gene Mauch is an .excellent nnmager and has youth on his side ..• Bavasi baa bipted be would like to have a young man on the. job. DEPT. OF RO RUM .•• At bl1 'home at LI Co1ta, San Diego t'barger eoaeb lid Gillman ba1 a..awtmmin_g PoOlJD the 1hape of.1• foot· lJ•ll •.. Lace1 and all ... Yoa.,a11'"" GUlmu also hu f•cUltle1 for walcbtng fllm1 under water,• The M1oclated Pre11 ru a .story on Watter ~ 0 '.Malley la1t wffk-wblcb stated I-· part' tha& Bmte Bavasl 11 ln San Dlegll' wttb·tbe blf11lnit of.the-Dodger O\flHlr .•.. O'MaDey bu indlcated ~teveral dme1 tut t11J1 11 not the case. DEPT. OF ONE MAN'S OPINION • • • • The Rockets of the National Basketball Association and me city of San Diego will be better off for the naming of -~l~orurn.~r Cal athletic' director Pete Newell as general manager •• J Peter Is all class. . ---- A renovation program, costing $10 million, bas been an- 11ounced for the Del Mar race track ••• The track is pic- J uresque and all, but it collld_ stand a litUe freshening up!. Surfin is a eas s rt .•. I tried it the other day and anyone can ge noc e on ts ea y a ave. The heavyweight championship picture will remain ridicul ously garbled for at least.another year ... The logical bout, of course, is Joe Frazier and Jimmy Ellis but neither camp cares to risk enough to make the match. The managers are all but set for two of baseball's ex- pansion teams .. ·. Joe Adcock will be the Seattle pilot and Bob Lemon will go to Kansas City. Wallace ClnJte, Estancia's Bee bas~etball coach for the past two seasons, has been named E1tancia H 1 g b School's varsity goU coadl. Chute replaces Gordoo Morrow, ~ resigned to enter the Global Engineer· ing Specifications Co. a.ut., 31,-lnberlu the defeOiling ClF champions with three of the top six ·goUers ol the team due to return next seasob. On next year • .-C_b_u t e kids." He is a craduate Cloud State College Clood, Minn. Chute coached b86ketball and basebalL.at · Royalton High School in Minnesota ror two years before going on to Pulaski· ·High in DEPT. OF RA HA • . • Mil ··•-W'· Buzzle Bava1l tells about a group of his wrlten wa~.. 111 • when he was general manager at Montreal. There he was the assistant · The jouraalht& were having more t'han a few at • varsity goif coaeh for four "'lontreal' tavern and called Bavasl hi the middle of Ute years Wbsle the school was night to inform him. thl!Y' were 1lplng hh name to the enjoying four conseCutive ci- tab. , ty ctiampionships in golf. · "Okay," Batzle said 1leeplly, "but: hang up and let From tb~· he came to me 1et 10me aleep." . . . Estaneia to fulfill B e e 'I1le next tlm.e Bavui entered .JM ... jolat, .... ~~ .. --~-.bas~ duti.e§, and helped m~!'ger presented b1m wttl a blll-.Sor ~.ts. Na~tly, out with the . JV golf pro. Buzzle wanted to know what Ute aid.el ,,., fO!'. gram. · "Don't yon remember!" the owner 1altl. 11Tbey called you on the phone ftiat Bight.'' ' . DEPT. OP ISN'T IT ABOUT TIME ? .•• That Professional soccer owner1 were given soril e kind of an awafd for valor. That they gave saliva.tests to the T!gers and Cardinals; That somebody said the only way for cities '6 get maJor sports franchises is to guarantee· new stadiums. That Caliente made it a trifle easier to win the 5-10. That somebody noticed football season has ~ved. DEPT. OF POETRY • •• His own, of course, l!t each, I'll vacation at the beach. No need '6. get np ·too 1oon, Even ·the 1un. ~Jeeps 'tll noon. Deep Sea Fish Report N8W,ORT IArt'1 L•lidlllll-JOl 1r>- ol1n; '' blrr1cud1, W bonllo, f7S blu, 11 lllllbu!, 6 ~lowi.11. tD1tt1"1 LKllll"l -A07 •nelen1 lMl bonito. I.GM blu, o v1Uo""1ll, 1 wlllll ..,. bl11. 24 blrneud1, 27 Mllbul. SAM CL8MENT8-2.ff 1"'1er11 1.l17 bcwllla. IOl blu. I wlllte -bl;p, :M lllUbul, I( bl"1cu!SI, I "ti-'•"· OCl:ANSIDl:-3:26 ·"'"~ m blr· r1cvd1, 1,1SI blu, 1.243 bonUo, l "ft!l- lowt1ll, '2 lllll bul. SA" D1100 0"'-"'1 IMdll--T.1 •11111tn1 ns· Mu, as bonito. 12 blr· rKUISI. (Pl. L->--411 ..... ltni ll "11owt111, m blrrKl/dl, 516 bonito, 2.'311 ulid Mn. . 18AL alACH-1JI 1ntler11 » blr· r1CUC11, 2'2 bonl1o, 27S 11'. bo~ • hlllbut. • ...... 76 '"''' ; ' blN"• oWI, 112 bonltio, II uncl u. 2 h1ll- bul, 6 m1ck .... 1. --.. -· DAILY P.IUIT1 .J1;i .. Cardinals 'i)uni:~ W e.~~~~nst~r, 4-2 By ROGER ~N OI .. Dll"'~"" ·~ Fottnta'ln Valley's · card..lnals • made' :It five straight Jn the Natlooal division of the Oran&e Coun- V B~ Coogre11 learue with a 4-2 decision over Weatm.inster, .Sunday:, . at FOUlllaln Valley Hlgh. A4W, Costa Mesa's Comets picked up their flrfit win In loop action wben.I.&FO¢a could not pro(lucr wnplres for the scheduled game at the loser's diamond. • Miisil DOW stands 1-t. P-Men:halits will baW. Fouotalo Villley Sun· day at 1:30 at FOUlllAln Valley Hiii> wllile Costa Men Is llCl>eciuled to -w--1111 Estancia !Ugb ScbDol. Cooch Jolm Soilll of Costa Miu fl bopolld of (etlDg TeWlotlt Part lcr 'the .'1to. hoWIVlll'. . . Founlaio Valley's dedflOn over WeMmiz rter w a 1 sparked by.a -1'jiril- lng 'in the -ol th• seventh btaiDi: afte r We~ ,bad tied the game at Mlln the top al the seveolt· FOR THE · ,,,, /// TH .... --Cralg G-lot thine• In 'the fin!, Bill White atarted rib a olnCll and lrlpled .and CMDO home GO Jim Slqal <ocrlaced him to Dick Heller'• IOCrifice to illCOnd. center field. Barry 'Walace ~ Anoll>er run. lo the oec"!" -throU&h the bo< to get came willlout the boDeljt al mo.a to tlllrd 11111 when the a b.,. bit wh<n I b e throw 1ot awa, at the' plate, Cardin ala pwlayed t w o Glass came in to ICOl'e and walks fOt' a run. Wallace'ended up on thlr<I. Jim SJa&le went t be Blll White toot the cue diJtanee for F o u n t a in and knocked Wllblc:e home· atr"-'· · wl~ a ·lioile i.;-wrap up 'V.alley, ~e out 11 while .CiJrfuc. walkl111 m ""'1 allowiog The Canlioals hod oPOoed fl ... ' liit.. aie game. wltb • aine1e tally · sew.-111r ,....._ lo ~ ol the .lint two -... ,... " ..... 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(I: M9dl"'J A-R. MltdWll fnfNd ...try. MSU Draws • :t Alllli. (S .... l"'I 115 INUtlfvl Miii II' o.ru:I xnt EAST LANSING, Mich. uieu. .c-1A ..,,.,., "' ~AP) -Althou~ Micbi1an _L ... 1t111• Ort<em '~ ~J n1 tate's 1-~-• team won ... .,.. llti CD "'Ill 11! VVW6U _ =1'c!:i:"'r~ ~11'111~ \\~ only three of 10 game1 tile 1 !"••HU• klrr fJ o.:111ei1 111 season was a 1ucce11 at .i,1 " •Ac•-:-;-;;;11ar1n, , ,.r ,the. turnsUles. ~ • ,,, c111m1"'. '""'" ...,., Tc.: , Six· home . game1 1 drew c1•'"'~ 11t1c• M«ll. · • · · • 411 '91& fans · second bieat at-An111 V\11o!1 IJ S.lllnl 111 ' · ' ........ CMr:c:• IL Cr1ttwt11J XHS tendance in Spartan biato17 . • [•..,. _. MMCO Mtttfl• -tMn.10,000 tren...-.1*slon ~ You 19l ,,.. toWlnf. • frM "*9-ctt• fnt, 9fflcl ... .-iu---c times In ""' .M 4.,-. ·AM .ttb• M MCO, ,..,.. trwn.ml1tlon -..,. P"*<t• bJ ov., 500 AAMCO C.. lwS oont to cMtt, rv...,. m&nut. .,., • w, --.,.,_ .. . . 1141\,....,., .. 6*16" Garden Grove .., .... ._ ........... .... S.nt• An• nt •• , .. It. ... _ ..... y...._ __ ,, ........ T;. 7 ...... --• 0 ....._ .... 7 -~·.::. ::::= •Mlw;a'w4 .... ...a 1s"'9·l n .. d'f Id. · , , _ ........ -. .... ----.····· c .. -· .. ' ,_' ' POWER , CUSHION POLYGLAS TIRE ---,, ... _....~ ---• Plls ..t cm •A .. thatflshtalNpdm-'"91 th• tr••d. ftyr loa1ri JI .. -ia,Pl01'N ... PP l'zlotl ...,. at '32.15 'BUY -NOW O~ OUR OWN EASY PAY PLAN .... S.ERYING ALL SOUTHERN. CALIFOR}llA -· YOUNG & LANI TIRI CO. YOUNG & ... NI TIRI CO. Aloo:T-·-· ...... -·V-- THEODORE ROBINS FORD 15'6 NllWPOIT .... MlofJU , 412. OCIAN -'¥111111 "'-4M '''' GOODYEAR SIRVICE ST~RI . ,:.n.1!:°:•""11! ., •• t . • ••••• ,~, ~. •• ,, • .., .............. •-'••t.,." • .,. COSTA MUA • LAGUNA ' COSTA MIU Huntington lei•• ' . . • • • .. j • • • -; -. -. --_.,. L ---------..-- -·-- -... ----~ ----~ ---...-:..........__ ----·--w--,"-~~-''-"---'..;;._-~a.-'~~--'------~~~-------~~--------.. Q!--... J • • • • .. •• r ~. ~ • • . . • • • } • • r t-1--~· .. ~-AnEA-l"JiE-IALL_GAlllE, IDMM'!' SMIIK. 7,_(loft AND DANNY MOOREHOUSE, I, REFLECT • r • I • -··'-" • • . . Summertime.-Playing is Ea·sy Recreation Programs Keep Young qn Productive Paths: -What with long suirufier days and no school, a boy could find him· sell wjth a lot of extra hours on his hands. Summer, in times past, was often synonymous with 'raising hell.' But today recrea'tion programs help direct youthful energy along more productive paths. . · One of the m9st extensive activity agendas is offered by the Hunt· ington Beach Recreation and Parks Department. "This year's pro-- gram: is the biggest, most attended. of all," asserts recreation direc· tor Norman Worthy. Supervisor Gary Davis adds th at over 100 employes, primarily school teachers and studenta:, are hited for the several hundred sum· mer activities. Citing some .first.of.summer statistics, Davis said that each week approximately 1,500 boys play recreation department baseball; 900 youngsters have signed for the first session of swim classes and 6,000 residents splash in the three city PQOls. . The little folk have 20 schools plus the city gym which provide supervised playground fun -which includes the regular equipment, arts and crafts, movies and "C" league baseball. Most of the following schools open at 10 a.m. Circle View, 6261 Hooker St.; Eader, 9291 Banning Sl; Crest Vie.w, OJ 18052 Lisa St.; Gill, 15252 Victoria Lane; Harbour View, 4343 Pickwick Cirde; Lamb, 10251 Yorktown Ave.; Lebard, 20451 Craimer. Some others are·Marine View, 5682 Tilburg; Meadow View, 5702 Clark Drive; Perry, 19231 Harding Lane; Peterson, 20661 Farnsworth; Rancho View, 1694-0 B Street; Robinwood, 5712 McFadden St., Schroe- der, 15151 Columbia St. - Seven "special events" are planned including Junior Olympics, July S: Wheels·A·Go-Go, J uly 12, Bake Day, July 19; Peanui Day.- July 26; Tournament Day:· AugUst 2; Penny Carnival and Crazy .. Cos· tume Day, August 9; and Spotlight on Yo'uth, week of Aug. 12. Swimming, tradJtionally, is the biggest single recreation activity. Thirty-six instructors with Red Cross certificates teach courses rang· . ini from beginning Paddler to future life.sav'er. . "Five two-week sessions a re offered at the Huntington Beach High ' . ' . School, Marina High School, City and Golden West College poo}s. "NOt all the programs are for the young," explains Davis . Besides some adult swimming classes, post 18-year-olds can choose.-.from landscape painting, portrait painting, senior citizens' club, dog· obe· dience, women's swim-gym, softball, blooperball, women's volleyball, tennis, table tennis, men's conditioning and badminton options. Summer spectaculars will interest all ages. The U.S. Surfboa.rd Championships are slated for Sept. 28-29. Onl y slightly less popUJar are the city swimming and diving championships, Aug. 8, and swim show and water carnival scheduled for Aug.16. Trips are al so in the offing. Bus outings include Japanese Deer Park, July S: Mt. Baldy Ski Trip, July 12; Glacier Falls ice skl!Ung, July 19; Barnum and Bailey Circus, July 26, Newport Dunes wienie roast, Aug. 2 and barge fishing from the Varga, Aug. 6, 8. Who runs the gigantic program which serves the 100,000 person community? '· In addition to chiefs Norm Worthy, Tom Bushard, Vivian Borns and Gary Davis are assistants Duane Jenkins, Faye Mclntyre,·Dave Ever!, Bobbie Swegger and Bob Thrall. \ Residents desiring more information on activities shoulq cOntact the Recreation and P arks Department, 17th and Orange stre~S', ,open Monday-rrtday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., telephone 536-2573, · . . -. ~RLES GRANT, IZ, LIARNI ID SERVE FROM KEN JACKSON In addition there are Spring View, 111662 Trudy Lane; Springdale, 14222 Hammon Place; Sun View, 7721 Juliette Lowe; Village View, 5361 Sisson; Wardlow, 9191 Pioneer; Westmont, 8251 Heil Ave .; City ~ym, 1600 Palm St, _ ' DAN L•C»IHAllpT, U, CHALKS FOR POOL CHALL ENGE IY TIM TINSDAY, 12 I . . VOLL EYBALL NEVER SLOWS FOR CISSY ZAI ONZ, <loltl, MARGE WIL SON AND BETTY GAlltlEL: . .. ---.. - • \ ,. .. ' 1 " . l r l r •• e n s e t l \ l LEGAL NOTICE ::. :.•Tic• M •UU: ThJtW•a -:,_ --1'-•1'1 .. IW U,c.c.J -._ .... ,.,.", -:::::'~ .......... .,_ -.... (tW!tort ---MttMNI Hoe. .......... .. ;...,.._......,...._T,....... _.. ............. ... • wast ~ ..... Clullf'r .. .... "' c.i-.i... tMt • -· II ..... '9 M ....... to WIHIM'I ~---· New Plant - F _m.-Varian .,VarlmD~Macblwbu just completeq its .,.,.. Into _ ''" Mill -.r... A. .. uw. ~ ----=-!"_I,.. T~•I ..,._, -.•-• 100,000 1quare foot head-. --.. .. '""""°" ·~ C.111 -· ~ °' or--. ,..._ • C••" quarterl in Ule 1 r v 1 n e -=--· :-~ tt • t,_,_. 11 -..... Industrial Park. The new . ... *"""'· w. ~ IMdl, 4 -., er...... Pllt., C.llfio!M. bulld1ng is a few miles from .:::.::-... -... .. ~ ......... ~tin:JU ..,_ .. _..... ...... nb: ee111 the preYiOUS facility Jo ~.... .. " •t a-tw' u.. ~--• --.._ Newport 1!-b. -:=:.lllii w -.... .. n•...,.. llNlt, w.t c.n1ern~c.-.•~... ~ to Robert -""* trw,., w111 "' s , 1..w H.mu, pnaldlllt, the new .. ~-..,...--. DAILY '1LDT p . -- Take Turnaboui = -Br JOHN CIJNNIFF lbipmtall iol•-other .i.m. NEW YORIC (AP) -The trllo. ' :;: -......... .,..,. .. 111 ,.. ..... ""'""",..... ..i..... bu ·-·--~ -~ ., Amtttu HTaSA. ,. '*· ""''---:,,,.::":":-,..,,==,---( _. -r·• -.:.:z:10. ~~~ ~ • er...• LEGAL NOTICE ductloa facWt.le1 ., ... = lo ftr n ~ fo .. T~1I •--:=::=-:::;c;:::::=::=-'="-=--1 1-•-loca•·• .. ~ to th lt:l!U'lnM& ~ ................ .,, n ..,.IC. OP ftUfflrt IALI .... ... WU. &~ e COOL CAT -Coucar -D-7 GT Is only Me of live Cou1ars Ottered this year. ·Another, the XR-7G, bu IUDroOf and ls endorsed by ractna driver Dan Gurney Nn V-8 encines ll1d wide range ol,perlormance opUons 6lgblight the Collfu line. _ . turnabout in F r a n c• e ' 1 The cornpUcetions i this economic lortuoe1 becomea policy aro many. It ijdnea mo.. amazln( ovffty day, ..,,.. o1 111o -~ Gitlnc and ito conoeqlienc.1 , a1&o and free tnde-ilmoiiibe<"Oe·--..., become more -t.nliic-iii tho~ MRlll.-11-- and damalinc to tho etobill certalnlJ' will Invite i9Ali8· ..=r~,,.,.l•> ,.. n. .,.. ~ 111t -. .... Or••-,._ ...... _, 1. .---...... at ~r-1 .. : N-, _...., Oil .hlf'I' 17, 1-M 1100 t'cltdr; P.M., -"""°"" IUC~ • • tl<lG from Olher Da1J91 In ~lWifwd: JUM U. 1NI. .... klfll,..., _..,floor elf .. C-J'722 Mic:belloo Drive, -:::::. Wiiiiam W, &ti.., ty c-t '"-• Ill .. City if ~ °"""' '--'-----------"=. -5'Wlr'tlfl A. ll19ftt ,,.,...,.,_ c;,ltfotftll. U.WVllll Tlft.S OUAllAMor ;.;"tiiii.llsn.i 0r•,..---~11r P111t. ~TY COMPANY,• c.11tarnr1 C9rMI'•""'-LEGAL NOTICE ~ lHI 11 .... •"llllftiiltld """"" under .. D...i fl'l------------1 : • Tn..t ,.... ..... lllZAIETH OAll:Nlll, "°'1CI OP llillTINTIOM TO =-= LEGAL NOTICE it :r-.;i:. ""';;;T p-::. ~°"'':ri TRM•••• IN IULll AT ~ fl Or.,.. eou,. • l"USLIC AUCT .. fll .:.,, '!:: NOTICI! 01" IAL.S 0,. lllAI. lfVM< .. l9Clll'9 M • , '$ 7• C.llflflllt, Me1f1ee 11 ,..,...... t i-to tfi1e CF111S ...... ~ °:::l'IOf"lllTY AT"ltllVATI 'SAL• If Gl.INOAll! f'IDI!~ al~"s '.::d: If "-~ lcatt • Tfll lnit et.. :::..:: Ne. ..... LOAN MIOClATION M Urin.t Ill .. Tl'lllllfwwt1l, ~ ..._ It ..... ~ .= SUl'llllOll COUllT 01' TMI! -Hart.-"°' ... ~ of 1~ ~ If I• ~ C... MeM, CtuftT¥ If -STATI Ofl CAll,.Ol:NIA flOfl c.rt1J"'obllllallonl MCll(ld ""'""' lllf1 Or ........ If C?tllflmlt, ffllt 1 llult Mercury Keeps 5 Cougar$ On Prowl · for Extra Sales ty of i:e&Joool and -Id the lrom of trade . riitrlc· . trade. ijons. : A !ft moatba •10 Fr..Ce T!!t Oommoa M.rki wae · wai Poolnc u 1l1e e:umplar sdleduled al miclol&l>t;Sun· ofa stable economy. day lo al>olleb laDm>al Ctarles de Gaulle waa tariffs -Ulat , 11, . .;hade- tben tellln1 tlle world bow It restrletii>no amO., t8 &Ix •hottld handle its UDances. European member ' 4t1ons He was W.agging an ad· Of the market -~ake _,:-THI! COUNTY 01''CMtAl8J of Whldl w• ,_... JoW 1. • Ct frM1fW 11..,.,. te M.m.-. 1t f'UMlc :::;-I~ ~ M•rhr Df t+M. ltt1!1 cf H&lEN 8ook UU I"-'2 l'd'I 14L l:t:i ~ 'f 1W1MrtY ._...,'It 1• Hewo =: "'N:tr~!H~u~~~=· ·ttiat .,,.. 1tkorda. Or"'" cU !:111 '"'...1 11 _.., c•• ,,._, CCM.lllf'I'" °'""'' ••• By CARL CARSTENsEN ·Few -.nnle out!ide of the -_ _. _. llUbllc 11JCtlolf to ttit lli9lltst ....._. fol' d C.Ufon\I•. • E • I ~~-~-~ '~slo ...... wlU Mii at Prlvato yle, Oii or c.1111 .. v..,._ I" llwful _. .. kfd ,,_.,.... It ~ hi "'*'' Y9I')' )'elf, ,_, ~Vl~ diviltoo actually know of'the -'""' thl 17th d•r of Jul\I, lNL 11 lhl ef. u ltld st"' .... ~ "" od ct! ' -~=----fie• of lief •tft.r-BENNET Ot.AH. N41 n. I .. AlMrlc.I II "" tlll'lt of .. : .. lflet '1~ I!~.__, .. pr u on --.. ·OD new ...,.._~ changes althOll,ib -..,1,.~, ,., ....... M • •fllloul cewnent or werl'lllllV U · ~IMrY.d I Jt, o..t. S"'" llull-ode'· -be--'• ·----.. -"'• ·• .... h • ..,, '"A.Bnwlr ~11. ~ or 1mit11111 " 1t t111e, -. "'-" .. Tllt ..,., ...... 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M. and it not going to_ tai.:e Let'• fB<:e it: why ·mate iierest ·of a11d decol•tee! 1t 11-. time of dlecrlbed property, i.Wll. . ~ Aud*-• '" lhl lflrl dl'I' tf place in the auto ind•~· in dr•••· h t • moni"1iilg flnfer In U~cle Ila tarilfa unlforom ~ When driving, take a look Sam'• nose and telllnt: him of other nations~ : und • to get hla boUM .bl order Since France ~ DOW aro you: it s not as pro-And be WU .corning Bri:. decided to protect-_ in· mineDt ~ Mustug but the tain's effort. to get into the du1tries regardle11 ol the ~ f!row~~~ Tr,~ Common Market for the Common Market, k mist .be &tant success with t h e · same reason1. aaaumed. that 1he woMl not "'th •nd 111 "" ri.ht 1111, '"" lrotentt L.ot '° •nd '" ~vrded 1132 lfillireft Jurr~ 1-. 11 10:90 o'clock A.M., •• 110t "'-~ ...... :t ...,n; c anges o a 1 car ..,,, tM es111e of sard' demlMCI 11n 1c-= ~"' ot Tr~ Na, S3U. In"* Clf'll "'-'• eo.11 ,,_., ecunrv d Or•,.., wn:: coming year. that came from out-of-'. the-·:;:.~ 1t1~n °!""i!'':ci~11w,.. wt!Mar:;w::t ot c.~~ ~ °'":-:-'!~ ·~ ~::'°~ s.11 wtll b1 tor c.t11. Take M' r cur y' 1 Re· blue tw0 y&ars ago to be ftal~ at the " .... of dellt\. lft Ind .. rKlllNtd In '°* 1'5, Pl-,. .... " .. ,... .. ~ .. "" A~. •II ceuful t'.l'dUl'll"I' for Jnltlnce named °Car bf the Year" la Cougar i. the way it It of· DISDAIN be unbawy lo ~ the fered-:-.OpUons-are ntnnerous marke~p o s t p 0 n e; 'the To lhow bl! dildain ·for aboli of 1-t ... --.1 h.~· aod it can be equipped and Iii• dollar, and therefore for ' ---,...Us '' .. ' < of MIK1t111_,. ,,,..Pl.-r1C'.01111 ot IMN-Mmtl lftlf Mel-wlilll by 11'11 The ......-0--. . ·~ -1 cert• " reel pr-rf'll ·tl"'-tld •~ 0r.,... COunf'll, Clllfoml• T!"Mllfw«l1I fll" tt. thM vMn lllf ,..t, rumor mill b-!S 1t its ~~ offeriiig. 11'11 Countv of Or1mt1. Stell of Callfflmle, l'or rhl l>WPOM of 1 ellll 1 -1 &AM• bec.-1 ......... t-.......... , · modified to suit UJe taste of ttie way in whlCb 'th'e for another year. ;: most anyone. American economy w a a RETAUAnoN -;: ·~~~:..=~~!!, "'k~!':;;':i,,, MCUrld by said Dttd :v T~111I fncNlud'r.: Anv Ind .II C\al!N Ill '<IN,__ 111tur1 .,..'"'"& 'WKll Of that, ~ 'lbe ·.Cousar has <:OQtinUed -l!jueni Pirk, Callf&r,,11, lot 29, Trld letl, cl'11rge1 •nd e~pen111 of The Tl'\lllM, -II Ill~ ht lhl nacrw o.trt· Jaraer !X° s.maJ.1•, deleting With 111.CCeS:l and h a I We had a week-long being handled, De Gaulle In tile .United ~ siates _ 1,,, Parcel Ho. 6J<Ol'-Gl, Book H, Pige ldv1nce., If 1nr, llnOer tn. lerm1 of Y id mini of J, H. Atnlmt Ind At11el1lh on f:hla and ....tAi...-th•~ etc -.. .... & fa on·te 2t of Miit. M•l>S In orinoe countv Died ol Trot!. lnt1rt1t Hier'°" and or before rhl 1tth dlY d Jul't, IMI, 11 --..uag -. • ~ V • ' -T«Tns of Hie ""' I" lliwf\11 monft. ot •1t.7".M, In ""'llcl prlndHI ot tne note 10:00 o'C:IDdl: A.M. 1t 1011 C.rol Drtvt, In • 7 lhe United Slt lH on c:onflrm.t!Oll d sa ... leQ.lred by .. Id Dtld of TMt wlltl In--flle Cltv ol lo. ..._ .... c-tv tf LOI w pert ca.ti tftd bel•nce evklent;e by tern! The,._ from Oeumlllt l. INJ, n A.r>Mles. Shllli of Callforllle. -~red by Morta••• or Trvst .. Id note end by It• Provldlld. Dlltld Jutv 2tlll, IML lt'\e ,ropertv so Mid Ten per Date: Junt 11, IHI. J. H. Allfvme, A~ • '"'°""'bid lo be ~ltwd wlTh bid. lAWYEAS. TITl._1! GUJ.AANTY ~~nlhld er.,.. C:O.St Otll\I f'11Dt, Jv--11.ldt or offer1 lo Ill In wrlll .. tnd COMPANY, Tnlflff 1¥ t, lNI --ll:swt -·be rec11Yf'CI •t 1111 11ort11ld office. 1nv Bv S. A. BLUSH, Vlce p,.._ Stock 'Shortage' lime a!lff The first pubnutlon he Incl Atlelt How•nl O. Wolcolt LEGAL NOTICE .::before 11111 of Hr. Underalentcl resetWt Aul. Secrthlry ' F 0 • u p 0 -f"i.111 lo relecl anY .. nd 111 bids.., Publ!= o C d .. MOTICI Of' TaUST•l'S IALI orcmg_ p rices -0•11111 June 26. 1HI. ra"" Cll ltv Pflllt, NO. P/C .... 1114 Vll'"l!lnll I. "rnold June 1' Ind JUl\I 1, I, IHI 101MI On Jul¥ !4. 1,.... II II:• ........ , _ • -- Executrix of Ille W • ~ LEGAL N<JTICE COl.OIOAl MOlllGAGI! Sl!ll.VIC! CO. ' • .1 ol w.111 ~1t1t. OF CALll'Oll.NIA •• dulY a-'"'9111 · ~!r~ns111r1 lllvd., Sullil liOTICI OPT 1t111Tla•s -sAL. ~~~~":."'1,l; ~·,-Br ~Jll'ER _year. .Jhey...JD_~,$$ 5 eiwrtv Hiiis, C•Htom11 ... MU ,.. nd An ·-lOllve but · · fitUe b'-- • •fl•tle't' .... EiiK•lrht -NOTICE IS HER!ev GIVEN : ~' o!:..:.r""T:: :~ -= ~-otl--A~-.1 • , _ _.. 1Ul'OU and Scudder, Stevens •moc. · Thtt on Titurs<11v, Jul'I' 2J, IHI at "-..,,, 1" boot ,..,, -m . .,, OMdtl n L~ .....,, even -• UD· A: Clark eatimft•-"' t th Publllhed orenoe CC111t 0111r Piiot.,... hour of ll:Oll "-M. •t The mel" entrince 11.IC'Of'lll .1" tN emce ot ..,. C-'r derttood force be b 1 n d -s iua ese 1¥ !, 2, I, IHI 1121-61 fronting on Ea•! lrAI S!rttl, la Habtt. 11.KMMI' d Or._ c-ty, C.llfvml1, •..A-• _:. __ '4 ~ '-... 1... fundl alone will be absor~ COuni'Y. of Of1111'1, Sllll of tll!tomlt, of WILL SELL AT l'UBltC AUCTION TO ~y S 1l'WCA IDll'-• w.a.. LEGAL NOTICE Ille la Habr• .crrr Hiii loufed ,, :ro1 HIGHEST BIDOEll FOR CASH IH'l'lble there ii an ever-mounUng Jng an enormous '9 billion of ---:::====""=..,.,,.,--·llrAI Street, aforesaid, 1'111.ST CH ... 11.TI! al lfrne ~ M .. I" llwfUI 1'l'IOM'f d !hi u " -'-AOYEll.TISl!Ml!HT l'Oll llOS FINANCIAL CORPORATION, I Cor· untt.d Shltnl ,, !hi lovlll lront enlrlNSt shortage of stocks e\'ftl at ·"""b Jn 1973. ,Notice 11 l!erebV given lhll tne Boerd of Porllton, •• TrutlM under Oftd of Trvsl II IM Ori-C-tv Ceurfl'llllM, City of 8 tiJne of record bi.... IU!Wl<:e COffi1'Kll'lies Were 'Tt111!ees ot m1 Or1nw1 CC11st Junior ln the orlgl111t •mwnt of W.000.00 Ill• S.nte Anl, Countv tf Of•"tl• lt1te of • . au l"-- Cil"" DJ1trlcl of Or1nt11 County, ICUled by MIL TOH C. OAflNEll ANO C.ll!WTlll, all r11ht. tllll and ln,.._t -trading VOlWDe becauie in· ._ Until 1986, life in, lle~Mtt..-ref.rrrlld to 11 Ille "Owftlr" CYNTHIA L. D"llNl!U, Holslllnd 1nd YIVldl lo tnd -hlld by It ""°91' .. 10 1Ututfona.1 "--•-" f Or •--COM='-were wlll r-i.,. l#flo bu! 11111 L91• 11\.fn i·oo W!I• and rec:erdtd on Oeclmbtr 2', '"1 Olld of Trwt 111 IM~ 1ttuelld In ~ U'l:lllloUJU .. __ .., .. .,,.,., P.M .. Wedlleld1v: Jutv i1. '"'· seetiie "' took """"" ne <Jf Oflld 1t 1tec11rc1s ""c1tv ot C•t• ,..,..., Countv ot Or•,..~ &tocU Js soaring while tbe bu..y,,,, only Sl million blA fw m1 1w1..t ot s.treoiled Genera ol Or•1111• Countv, C1llloml1, of whldl •~said Counrr •I'd st1te llncrll!ed •s: uppl of ~-k . . ,_ Conltructlon MKhanlcal Ind Electrlcij Offd of Trusl AM511.ICAN SAVINGS "ND Loi II, Trtct 1165. In the Cltv of Coste new S Y <>IA.JI,; l'l l5 rJS• Of stocQ • year. But thil Con!re~ts ~r ALTEll. ... TIONS TO DATA LOAN "SSOC1 ... TIOH,. corpor1ll011 It.... Mesa, •• ~"on I m1p recoralld In .ing at a rel;ai.i·-1 .. alugaiab iear the'• buy·mg ... up to 31 CENTER, Or1r19e Coal! Cell-. atne!ICl1ry, br rfflOn of del1111t I" 1111 book '°' ,....._., Ml.Kiili-M1P1, •-:t 8"' .., Sud! bids Miell bl r.ulved Jn the otrrce PIVmMI or "'1orm1nu of oblltt ll-rtConb of Mlcl Orln141 COllntv. pace. ' Wfon Aftd by 1973 SS&C of· Ille awner In !fie Administration Mellrllll """""·Ind nollc1 of 6'1111tt •1111 S.lcl Mii wlH bl ,.,.,., bl.It Wlthol.lt • • -a r .. ult, j··~ ~e r ....:-... •-. 'I t ~ ·bllli' Bi.illdihg, Or1n't. COlld College, 2101 leneflcllrv't elKl!on lo_c.1111 kl bl Miid CO"leflllll or WllTlntv. OPl'ftl ot lrnPlltd, ~ , • Ya\. Ul r e"'1.ll..l.l1-.-l a .,._ OD. F1lrvlew Road Cotti Mest Or111t1 !hi PnlPlrtv her1!nbllcw cles.crlbed, h1v-retlrdlnl 11111, POSiaslon. Olf" .,._ prMSUl'e Of the eXctSCI de• U•'il •1157 ~ •••• Counlv Ctllforni• ind Mill be ~ Int been rKOr~ 11 ,rovlcled for bV It• cumbr1ncn. lo PIV !IN! rem•l"lnt prl"" _,. . ··---'--, -IA , w1e DUA:• and ,.;.btlctv reed •laud 11 Ille •be-.. •nd ll'lOl'I ""'" ltlrN "'°"11'111 hiving clPll 111111 ot Thi nci. ucurlld 11'1' .. 1d ms:uu IS an uuuw-lying f&e4 buying of state and local i t.illd t!m• ellltMd •Ince alldl l"KGrd•tlon, will 1111 111 ~ ot Trv11, l1>wlt: .,,,,.,.JI, wtm t(r lor >.1 ... her eeock -i .. es ..t:. , work lnciuctes remod•llfl9 of a bulldlntr. Jlllb!lc 1l/Cllan 10 th• hlthnt bidder lor 1~11r11t from December 11, 1'67 u I" ....,. I"'-'"' Tci.u ement funds W£Sn t im· E•cll bill mutt conforrn and !ti cnh, p1v1t1le In i.wtul lrlDlll'V of !hi Mid 11ot.-provided. 1dv•nc:e1, If anY. over the long.Q!:rm. portant enough even to felPQflllW to 11111 lnvllit1on, the pli ns, Unltwd Sltles of .l./'Mr!C• 1t the time ol \lndtr 1~ t.rrnt of sald Deltd of Trwl, , -ll!ci t1ons 11111 ,11 other •k•aHnlnb. sate, wlttiout w1rr1ntv 1xprns or lrn,111111 fen, d'laroe• 1nd eJlllfn'" of Thi Tn1s-FEW O B S E R V E R S report . This year, they re coo1es ot ·The Contrad Doc-ts •r• •• fD 1111t. -.sesilon or eMVrl\l!f"•IKll, '" 1nd ot IN tt'\llh. crttled by said buying $500 million worth ,,... on flhl •nd ~hi Pllbllc 1~ Thi 1 ...... 1 COll"'Yllll to Ind -"'Id bv Died of Tnist r..,....,....1 .. e u...:. e en f -ln 11kl olfkn ot lhl Owner, 1nd of It n llJCh Trvtlff, In end ID llll lollnll!ll Thi berlellci1rv under Hill Deed d ._.....,.,....., w.rw:i; V e"-and in 1973, it'll be ,1 billion. "seat oC the pants" evalua-redeemed b1J dollar for France'• plan.I wm -bring tion of a tasteful package gold. Gold '*"s ltnnath, be immediate .retallltioa. .&i..the called ttie Cougar XR·7 GT. avowed. And so he sat atop fo"lm of tpeclll· duties: that l~s one of fi ve Cougars a $5 billion pi:le of ft. would <:OUIMr4K:t . Fftnch available -Ud the XR-7 tt Now France ii in aerloui •ubl!l.idies. Moreover,: the oonsldete.d the l.l,lJ: u r y economic and financial trou-French -=tion..~ a.m- mportiodel. It's also one of the ble. · mUntuon -for -advocatla Of s ·er. Pr. pro•~~-··-m.' ~ ~ are rising. Worker1 ~I.Ila LUle any new car buyer, are unhappy. Tourism 11 Presently under WIJ in we alw&ys take a clote look way Off because of. polltl<:al thia· country ia one of at the interior, dash, bucket and IOCial unrest. Capital is history's most Hriou1 COD• seats. etc. The XR-6 has flej'~e countrt in aearch._frontations. of rotectionists prOIXibl}'llfe~ yet of safer .havens abroad. And Wbri .would lllril competition nicest dash an:arigem~t of that big pile of gold ii now from forelg:n g'OO(ls, and aup. any '68 model. It's a rich lbrlnking. Porten of free trade, who aimu1ated w a In \l t in-Although it ii titill too ear· lee!-:"~ tarilf reductions •trument panel featuring ly to say how bad will be the promote world trade far tbe competition..type gauges for deterioration ln F r e n c h rood of all. - amme;ter, oil pressure, fuel payments to other nations The arguments of eacli .tad temperature plua en in4 Finaace Minister V.aurlc~ are being emotionally and dividual ta<:hom~teT. · Couve de Murville concedes per1uasively put forth~ For Four toggle switches are it wru be very iarge. Some ex:ample, the free tri.ders mounted at the ctmer of the estimates say ttie figure will have been .1.ccUled. bx the lnstrumet1t panel to control be Sl • bll~ Thb Is an st!81 lnduaitrx of ei:lvocatfng map and coUrtesy light.!. lt almost · incredibly 1 a r g e "Willateral. •con om I c .is very l!lharp ~king. figure fOr a coumy that bai diarmemet" by permlt- Standard in>eri..-1 of the been t.illng oCl>er1 to get l1Dg Ne! ·lmparta _, IC· XR·7 oUer leetber with their btllt paid up. In a ne· """ to U.S. mark•t.. vinyl a c c e n t e d se•t Uon the 1tze of the United' Into tbis hiltorlc argu. upholstery. The ext.rlor la states it would be the ment France bu 'now pro- identified by the brigbt curb equJval~t of an fmbalan<:e j~d .ber Hl'ioua ecogornic molding, Xk-7 wheel cover1 of f7,5 billion, Mileti is twice problenur, France's action, and mode 1 identification the actual U.S. balance of m effect, meam that other w11111m E. Blurod: i nd Asaoc111". ~rlllld ... -,. _ "'c ".!: , '!" COuntv ot T~t. by renon d a bre•dl or clel1Utt In have the figures to docu• • Savi...,s banks and fi•-. Al'Cf'l!1ects.11S0B1nldeOr1ve,cor-cf.tl ..... •-·'-•• "' 1 ""n •. "" obl11111-llKUl"ed th1r1~v . Lment it H lb in -• •• M•r, (1llfornl1, 1nd rn1r be obtelned 11 lit ff ln .Blocll &lt of Cor0M t>el f>ertlotore e~K1Jted 1nd dellvered to lhe • OWever, e • C.Sualty . iMl.lnlnce cotn• 11\f Office of Ille Archlled by dt-111119 Mir, In Ille Cltr of Newpart Beach, 11 undersigned I written Dec .. t11lon of Vestment COU115el firm Of nJ plaque on the rear pWar. peymenta deficit in 19S7. -nations are ut:eil to permit, All Cogart thia year have in their Uta d • broader stance witli 70xt4 LIMITS mar • an • • 110.00 (ten 11o111rsl tor Hen ~! of shown on • m1p mereot recordtd In Oefiu11 1nc1 Demand tor Sele, 1nc1 wrtlt1tn pa es . account for another Gene••• Plfons and S1>1elflc.tlont. Thli Book J, PttH 41 •nd 42, Mlscell1neous nottce of br•adl •nd of •lectf"" to c1use Scudder, Stevens le Clark KIVI million each year - d"'"1t ,.111 bl! retvnclef """' " ..,. Mh Malls. r~1 ot illd Or11111 Countv. 1111 undlrst9111d to Mii Mid ,.,._.,, kl has put ...... etber IOme """"" . · ... r.tll~ CotT>Plel• Ind '" 9oad c-. For ""' lllll'f'OH of Plf'fl\D "" obi"'"-11ttstv :Wld obl]N ll-. Ind fllereallw, ' ";""&' dlllon wllhln five d1~a 111tr the bid -.. MCUnd by Mid Deed of Trvst lncllldlfl9 1111 Mlrd> 11 IHI. the underslellld fi.guree which DOt ocJy In• IHI. dllrtH •nd ell~ ol the Ttutlee Cfllled Id ~le• of breed! Ind d dra ·"--~ t h bee • ,· --"" M 0-1 .. Bond nd Incl ol !he sale. y -a•.. m.........,. wua a5 n a.....-1 •·~· •~ • Diled mr1 2511'1 d•v ot June lfft elecltllll TO bl ~orded In ...._ and . '"er:torm•nce llond will bl recivlred ot FIRST c;:HAITER · p1111 2. o1 uld Ofllc!11 Record•. Js happerung but al.So ~;~:c~~:~lftl. FINANCIAL CORPORATION Ollt : June 11, 1'61.o•····· "Suggest that the shortage of ·-11 Tn11te1 COLONIAL M • . Pursuant to lh• l•bof Code of lhl St.hi er J R Hirrlson Sl!llVICI!" co. OF , l'ltockl and thua t!le upwa-ttt of Call!ornla, Sol.rttler'n C.llfamla 91/lldlAI lb AifDinev In Fi~I CALll"OllNIA. a1 said Tn11ln 1. fill."': •nd con1Tr\lcll1111 T ni de• eou... """' 8., J. A. Loni. pressure on Jrn:es w ells, Bufldln11 and Contll'VC:llon Trldlls Publlshld Newport Hll'bor Nurs Prn1 Aultltnl Secnl1ry become even IDOl'e acute in Cauncll of Ortl!ff Countv, "'9 Mid BNl"cl oombllled with O.ltv Ptfgf Ni!Wloort SI'S lS4lt th o1 .r rvsttes 11t1 a1Cer111Md ft'll 11n1r11 l'Ndl Callfonll• Jutv 1, 1, 15; iHa 111,_ Published or1fl9• Cont 0111v Piiot, e next five years. I bave prr.ielll1111 rite of per dlll!'I ~ for • ' ' June U, 2' Ind Jutv 1, lHI lo:JMt Obtained the l': ....... e! e1qi cr1f! or IYi>e of wart""" nl'l!d«I tD ""6"' · ::,e;~;.. :e• su~~~~:s bi.::~ 1;:l1~ LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTlc;E ._adinA~rni~ly, the volume of prev1lllng r•IH In! conl1IMd In alld "LI g Ul &tocks J.s reacblng SPe<lflc•tlons ldooted by "" llolrd, '"" CITY 01' COSTA MllSA astronomical pr-.,.. •• ll11ed below: CAl"'OllNIA ... ,~ A"'-:,.-1.i'WVUD Anv cltsslflc11llon rrdl etl'llCtNlld Ind NOTICI INVITING •res l;.llill year, ~i.cu:i.y you, ~ lt1TPll .ti1ll bl p1ld 11 The cvrnnt NOTICI IS HEii.EBY GIVEN flllt Ille Cltv Cllrt d -Cll'I' ti COlll Mtu · dividual h ' Wlllll r1IH for the -Uubl9 lradl IDll wnt receive Haled PfOPMlll on or before FrldlV Thi ltll> d1r of Jutv, IHI, aS ell m , lVe ftO c1aulflc11!11n In l!'tltct with the 1bote untn the hour of 11rftn o'clock (11:00) 1.m. of "Id ...... " lhl Ca111 MIU trouble buying whatev•r llS!td Tr1de1 Councils. If 1nv riles l11led ((IV Hilt, n F1lr Drlvl, C•I• MHt, Callfornla. s'·1· •-t In •* I = below •rl not current or 1r1 ~lsecl by Prol>OMI• tor 111rn111111n1 111 1111or and rn11er111 tor the con11r11c11on 111 • u.n.: you ""n "ua ever i.bor 1tr~ts. dur1n1 Ille blcldlnt time ill! toot Mlh chatn II'* ._ lnc!udlne "'" at the CO.I• MINI Golt •nll CeunlrY WI .... ..+lcularly if your or Con.tructlon time, tudl r1Yl1I""' Mall Clllb i lle wltl be -ned '" ~btk •nd rNd 1IOUll In Ille' Counc:H Cll1mblt' on a11d ch. , ' yao ""'!is•~ 111 ct11111c11.....:r 1 11art ot lf'll btlcrw 11s1ed d•~ ,1 ~ about said 11m1. bV 111e c1tv c1u1r. °' said c1tv. OIC95 are i.c:1.1 on a ma4 P•ln. fl nv l>e•lll'I, we1f1re. v1c.tllon, iO!"O-'Ti. -nil "Goll Cavrse Chtln l lr* Ftnclnl'' "'°"1d .,....f an flle fllwi.e irr tll<:hange lt'dlon or other blnlfth s.hlll be I" Id-of MCf> Haled P'11PONI. Slld p,,_.I thollld Ill ..no....1111 to 1111 Cltv Ci.rt. ,~. : • dltlon lo the below 11111111 w11e .c11ln. AP. Cltv Hell. P. o. 11ox 1200. Cm.I• .v.. ... C1hfoml1, AdlOIUedJy too for every PAntlcn mtY be 1m11wld In conlormltv The worts wlll con1lll ot me lnst1ll1flon of "'"'"oJrlm•l•lv 1,000 llneel '"' bu th . ' ll and w!I~ Slcllon lm.J of Ille C1lllornl1 labor ot 1 1b( foot 111911 dllln link ~nca and ""'"'"'lrnli.l'I' fhrw •11-foof wldlt tlntle yer, ere 11 & te er Ced•. 111i., lll!d 0111 1br1een.too1 wlcle c1ou1>11 11111 c111r1 ng Ille 11n1 of "" 1ence end there always is a "floating O\<ertlrn1 Miii be Hid fllr worti: eiicev1llOll of,flllh p0lnls In me ~•hllrt1 ground bllwMn POlb, •nd olhlr tPPllr· I ., of toe'-, ~r!Orm.d In exttu of tnl rt11ultt ISIY'• lfnlnl -n.. IUpp Y S uo, wort 1nd 11 the rate tor owrtlm1 al Ille ,1. 111 of ~ins. »eclflcallonll 1nd ofhlr contrect clocumenb m•r bl otit1lned e r.ti lnvolwcl. 11 1111 offke Of the City Cieri<, n F1lr Drlvt!, C01l1 " Melt, C.lflornl1, ""°" I Halid.ln 111111 111 11111o11c11,.. recotnlll'd dePDSll 111 Flfteerl DOiiars !S1!.00J. BUT IN recent years, in4 '" "" co11ec1rve 111,..11n1111 ••r-111 An &dot1ion.1 chi•• of OM 0o111r u1.00J Wiii bl rNdl If 111ndled by rn111. &titutions •·ve come 1·.,0 • 1~tl 1la lhl Hrtk ullr er.it, Pll!ASI! MAil SEPARATE CHECKS. ,,. 1" c11u111c111on or .,,,. of wortmen Eech b!d shill bt rn1c11 on 1111 '"'POI'' form and In !hi m1nn1ir Pr!Hidlrf tn the 1tock market in a em111oYed on Ille pmltct. thl corttrm documtnls, •nd M!t ll bl •«DmPl"led by 1 cerTllltd or ull'>!•''' be 11 111111 111 man11a1orv ""°" the C&n-check or bid bond fOf" not ins thl" "'n pere1n1 tlOl of !hi amount of Thi bid, ;ium r and on f. scale tr1ctor 1o whDnl • contrlcl '' 1wen1ec1 lflld• P1r1bla to the crtv of cos11 MH1. which was u t t e r I y un and uPOn an 1ubconlracton undtf" him, It.I Abbr'evlt!lons utld 1n thl .u.ciu11 ot predlftnnlnell -r.in In c:nnlu~ • Ptr not 1eu !hi" u ld tentr•I prev11Hr19 tlon wilh •mPiovtt' pevments Hstltd 111 1111 rlllhl hind Ullll'rMll 1r1 ldlnffflld .. foreseen. ,., .. of per diem W.fH lo 111 -11:mtft 1o1r-.· The entrw. ol ~ m" • em-lored In lt>e encullon al Ille conlrlld. ph • PW llolH' pc1 Jiii' IPlf Wftl CAJtP•NTt:llS Maln"IJ lllfe Jlf!W Ptt llaur -1o:ld Pll" per d.lr _,-ted ltituijooa]. inve6tor int,o the C.rHnler ........................... U.ot Jlflp 114r llaur paid ~P Plr.d.l'I' Hid I.tock m-1....._ T~. ••· T1blt POwer MW -lfor · · · · · · · · · · • J.lt ptM/• Plr nour worti:ltd or Plld P<fW/f per c11r wnrkld or "ld ••.,,, m~i.a wn: Mlllwr11ht · · · · · · · · ··· · · · · · · · · ·· · · · · · · S.29 pslh Plr t lr1r11111 tlrnl llaur • ••11 dazzlillg feet Uiat tens bf Forern•n 50c 11er llaur more th•n hl1llnt "''" • • "' --·· ..,... _ ''°'' _..11 , cltu lllc•llon MIPf!'YIMd. ••<••I Nf11f :: .:: ttme ;;z; ,.Id ;; totel wHI mJllioDI D:0W have money ,ntU'l'l\lllc nalllf'. ,..._,..,, M r 1tr•ltf'll....,. l'laur wortl:f'll or 11ald pmd 1tr m1n d.lr ·left· ov-_,._ .......... ~. ol CIMINT MASONS t , -• •·-< ..,,_. < -_, ..-i-..,_......_ C ' ... ,.,,.. •l'ltl ,,._11111 ml>toylt Plvmet!ll ollltf" m1" !hoy llliml ..... .-en, a1 ''"" " • --Ii~ .~ '·-~-•• to ""'" """'°"' • 17n.I If flle labOr COOt, ,,. lo 111 .. Id In llCC:Or"dtflCI wllll Ille tlf'mt fJf !hi ~lo-.....,.,_ ~ -u.&&IK.n: med!tne -.-" .. · · · .. · · ·· ··· · · tl'! lflitMt lllrNlrlllll ..,..ll'ltnl 1PPllt1bll hi Ille tvPI or c1-1flullon of 1111 -"=· invest Jn Jtocil. It aJ.ao (tml:nt ':''-_,_..,,....n ·~·-· ,,.,, Olf" mecl'll"ICll trnffoY•'" 1111 prol«t. 1 ~ F ... tnlln 50c fl!r '*"" '""" ...._,, Olllr'tllN, Sllndil'I anlt Mor!cllYt -not ltu lllln -•ncl __.,all !1·1121 refieota l\e lpre~ <Oft• r•1•· c ''' trmet 1111 lll$lc l'lourlv retw '*ut •Pllllctbll l'll'lptoyol' pef!Mllll. The Mlklln vi·ctlon ol "" : .... a to ILICTll.I I l2t uPOll wllkll tuch r1IH •hlll bt Plld Miii !IOI 111 holkll l'I re-eoenlimd In flll "-18 -"-M.U 008 """',,...!1 For-" .................... in cottlCtlve w111"1"' .. ,__, • .,,.11ctb1t 1o·""' Hrtlcul•r cr1tt, cll111t1uttan which" we entrust our sav· .. ,,1n ...................... : .. ····in •IVHot~ .... n~•1'111111'Vllct. • Jtr,tr~an Wll"tl'Mll "'"""' ...... ' Col'ifs of all cetladf'l't lllrMl~lne llreemt"ll tellff"' to The wort! • tll ings tb8t oo)y if they OWJl G•'-',1 11. • 11, forth 1n ..,. 11-ment1onec1 ubor code ,,.. "" n11 1nd 1v1111ble tor lntfectton stock& ean they shire · 1 .. -••"~N•rwOitCiirtl""0······ .. •• ..... ' In Ille ofllcl of !bl 0-.rtmlnt ol lllduttr11t lletallon5, Dlvi.kin of llllot at•Hll1a 111 un;; Ritnteni"' '"°" wettrtt" ............. J.a ,,.. •-l"Cfl. econpmi<: growth of our na- strlJCtu r•• '"'" ~ ............... J.M A"""'°" " dl....., tft ledloll 7·1.IJG ot !hi Slllnd.lrd ~ ,.. lon and get pl'ot.ectiOD Fer1'm•n uc: per hour moni f!lt" Mellffl vlcll•e 1or ""°lo...-mlfll of 1pPt11nllcn on 1111 wortt, a_., IVdl 11"9"'""°' wn -.. i-t _,_,___ '-"-Uon. c:lli•lnc.enon "'"°"'fled, bl Nkf Ille tltl'ld.ll'd ••1Je peld To lltPffftllcn under !hi ....,..."-d !hi trtdt 1t .......--avlVUW'llRJS .wi111 LA•o1t••• w111c11 he 1s el'llPlo'f'ltd. 1niorrn.11on .. 1anw to tmf>IO'l'mllftt ~ ,.....,..,._ 111111 "nie exiJtinr no.~ lllP" laborers. ,_11 or COlllll'vcflell .•. ,.tJ M Dtlltllltd fr-1t'1t DlflC!or of tht 0..-rfmtnl of lnclullrllll hllltofts wlla II .J... Of at-•· '•not I "'ent °"""''°" 1nd lendln tf ,...._tic .... IM Mfnl"l""'lf'W Otllc« of the C.11'°""9 ...... ~lonl'lll C-IL ,,._, ~ ... '-' eltdrk toels. "1brlttlll ~ 11'11 ~~ to 1111 -l•lotll ot Stcllorl 17'0 of flle lMlor t:• d lhl ..... M to fill tbtse Dew deman_cb 111m1t1r "*"""lul toolt lllt ,...r•tltv Clhlwlll1, 1111 CltY C-11, CllY of caet• Mes.I. ,_ _.l!ltcl Thi -•I • -<llullled IJlreln ................... '-1111W1¥1111"' ,.,. ".,._.,... tmP1o.,er PIYmenb ...-'*'"'.,.. "'".,.· vK111on. The exceu btl)'iDg 1' remov· w.1c1wntn ........................... ~Jl MllllOll .,. t lll'llllr Plll'llOSll In 1111' oauflfY I" whi<:ll "'_. II •bl ... • ing ,,.,_ •~ of -·-~-n lOc _. hour meft IJlll'I 111...., .. " fll•: ..... ., ....,_ u .-~ .. 111unon sultlfV!Hd, ... ,... •-i.r-r ~fir from the __ '4 .... each year .=;_ -.lllATINO INGINt:IJtS _...,. (lllllfk1tt. M MllW 't'M8fltll ,....,.. '"--1-. .::...-._ 1 .............................. ,_,,, s,1, cemeni '"'-»c ,,,,.,, 21c ..,,, a fhwl• To ll1Ultrl1e : :;: or-1 ....................... , .... 1.n S.71 "'"°' l rtctw . 21r: fl\11) DC lllllWCll UC lllllw(I) -or-I .............................. I." Lii Gr• a.it• • '1'/r#I,, lite llflW/1(11 « -.1, ~~· .......................... , ••• SJt I.II I~ (fl ._.,, 111: .... /fil) de.,.,_ =Qttl.rl J ............................... ,,.,, u ~ ~ OINr•ll'lr -... ,, -fl'lllW191!) .SC rl/IW/' =-=.c:~ ":ik ";«"",;.;aj.·~··~·t.i.:.:: S.41 Tr:.:'":!.-°"""°" MrcMIWI! me ,...,.en ac 1111•1• 7" ':""-1Cllt11lflullon "'"'"'1-· Cr....., 1"" -•" IHTllll ttra ...i ..,_ -AS FOR the mutual funds, they've been absor~ ing more than $1 billion an· ooally for years, will be bo.ying $1.2 biH..ion of 15tocks this ~ar and $1 .8 bittion in 11173. . Now where is ttre new IU(Jply coming from ? The obvious source is new 1Pues of !tocks. But new lnues by our major cor· poration1 have been virtually non-existent ia this era becau!e our tax lawa per-mit interest paid as a tax dedu<:tion. Thus, with the outJtaadlng exception of American Telephone, our great oorpor atioos b a v e railed cash by issues of in4 t.re.t-bearing bondl l...:tesd of 1tock!. New Usues by le•er·known corporatiOM ,have been running about $1. 5 billion a year. -A SECOND source la ll· quidation . O! esb.le<P'Th< supply of stocks r r om -bu been running at '1.3.fq billion annually, Is e.u...i..t at 11.7 billloll tl!lt year and • $2.5 bllliO. In 1173. A tird IOW'Ct which bas become Important o n I y lineo )111111 ll tile J11uance of bonda or debentures con· vertible under IP8Ci!ied Coo· dltloN Into llocks. Tbe' lup- pty from c::oavf:rtibl.ea was •1 $4.4 billion lut year, 11 eotlmal<d • 13 billion lbil year. Now, 1 urely an im· pllcaUon is tbat this e:i<:ess lnatltulional • demand r 0 r ltoctt ii a fundamerUI a· planatlon for the pen-Jonc-tenn uptrend of _.. price• In tbi. docede . 1 vantage·for 'Fr.ench IOO!lf.s, wid~ trud tires u standard And now, Jn an att.e_.,.rnpt to In the current <:llmaie _. eqwpment. Also new this bring order. t.o her 1uddenly with protectionistl ud free year .lrs • a new automatic disrupted e<:onomy, France traders fiCbtinc" a fDe na- vacuwn to11trol 1ystem that · ~ to Ilmlt imJlC1.rls of tion )Ult.bellnnlno! to pt !ta operatea t h e reCracUng goods from other natioos f.lnancial aflaJn ID Ordlr - headlamp doora:. while at ttle same time tbe UJdted Statet-feeli this The XR·7 with the GT op· 1 u b I I d l z·f n I her OW11 tan!lot be permitted. " tioo meam that it bas a he1;vy duty transminion, rtlffer front and r e a r aprings and heavy d~ ad· ju.stable ~hock.I. Murcury placed special emphaW on bondling and pe.-formance for the •ea Cougar and auc- ceeded. Exchanges Pushing ' With a variety of power Big Order Discoun~ and pefoJ:uiance com-NEW YORK (UPI) -Tl)e binationa, it ii a car for New York and American every driving mood. Each 1toc~ exchanges will recom· one of the fiw Couaan is a mend volum·e dlacou.nt.s on little dlffmnt. New V-8 engines in e. broader range large ltoct tr~actions 1n are featured by the regular hearlnCI' today before the ·Cougar, the XT·7, GT, the Securltle1 and Exchange seven lltre GT·E wb.lcb ii Oommiss:km (SEC) on equipped with tb1 big 428 brokers' comnl.ission rates. Cobra Jet engtne, Md _the XR-7G, with iunroo( and en· Gover~ors of the New dorsed by Dan Guniey. York exchange announcing Standard V-6 is the 302 their ltJllPOrt of the ~ with two I>m-et <:arburetor po1ll, l&ld 'lbunday the and rat.ed .i 210 hp •• For dla: -·•" mci£e p er form a n c e a counta wu!Wl "recognize Marauder 390 engine ·rated the Jower hlndling COl!lte: of at 280 end a Marauder 390 block orders as compared to wt.th four barrel carburetion t. m a 11 e r trausadlon1." rated at 335 hp are Mutual funds, inlurance available. companiil, md otber rn- Tbe big Cobra Jet ia a real .Utull091 lnveator• would "Ur. ..,..... ...i not be tile malD be4"fldarlea of really MCetNrJ u n I e s s· the lower ratel. .. you're ready for tb• "«a1 At tba Nm• time the two Rrlp". Bui 01JY •"1 )!OU ucbqee uld 1b01 would decide to "buld" yoar rte'Omloend llhwml.w tbe eoucar, l!OU'll enjoy tt. pracllce of -·r.Ciiiiomer- • • • dJNcted llve-apt. » Under PONTIAC NAMES ~ ·symm tho large block NEW ZONE MANAGER Inv--direct 111• The oppulntr-t ol Edwin -beodllna • tr&ns.ac:· -C. 1'ulliDor a -et t1on lo -pert of Illa com· Cl>e Poatleo Loi Anfelol. m1Hloa-r 1o •••ther _ ..... __ ..,. =:r. !Inn -hU Thomu 111ne. 1..--elllid .., \ll<ef. mllll&(W for Po• t·t •• Mulual flmdo had -Iba lll.i.t«i. . llV•up ~ .. PfI11111Dt/ J'ullmer ·-Clulrlee • lo br-. -provide ai-. wile ... ---Oil. -daolor orp••<lllO!t 1r.-or lo .........S . hearings ttil.s week t¥. an •xpected cl>alleoge lo' the mirnmum couuniuion; rate stniabre. ' ~ AMEX PrNldent R~ S. Saul uld hit board'• ""om· mendation to abollilb iive- upa "reflected .1 com• mttment io euwort. tile minimum oommilSion -rate atructure w!llch avii" the year1 h• made pouibl• a vJat>Je, efflcte'nt and .reguloled market." - Supermarkef Opening Se: Lucky Slor'el' new..€ dis· count supermart:J:t J1 acheduled lo open Tu-y, July I&, In Iba ..., Vll!ago Shopping Centee at Brooldn!nJt and G~eld, Himtinllori Be a c h.it:ii cordln1 to Dave W , ar:.O~;, and i.ie- grove, builder•-d de .. lopen of V 11 Ii f o Ct-. and dNllD<E by }J.aymond L • v a n a w; ot NeWpori Beach, the ctllter wtll -poi:tlnl fPOCii for over ao ccs. -::: -tlttlultt bflllll "''"'lw!' .............. ...,. I-JI Trider Offr8tlr" -dtt1 ........ 1011 ,,,,_,, ~n s.t'l'I ,., ................ LM tflOvtl. llufltoW, II-. -''"" TflAOIS ecntel' 11'111 .... lrldW _....,...$ _,'"""" ......................... ~ ..... o.r... -"""'' :.~•I ,.,_" -ft ....,,. .,.... ..., om.r-If D""9 f rl'Ck .... thl!I * """'' -.... J"'""""'" ""· 4 .. ~ .. • ..... ,.,,, If< """'' AND SURELY, thla c1eo mand for otocu i. a bule force fer bllher prlett over the •one-term, 1or tt i. ld1eduled to _.., the .... 1upply for many yem. --llid will be -me biobiop !Irmo -'"l to l'oalllc, M 1ebt1 a JI In 1tllinc tile-·· oh&Hs. ,,_ bao --Poa· . The bis boerd Ila- , tlac lillCo 1* -ho ,,.. -It .. _, 1taW • a dhlrlet tllol -llO ..-o! m•••1er. -.,. _........., 11-po--t&ctln Im· ....-Illa -.ie bul1 UCB Appoin!' Vice Prelidenta ~1"' tbo¥e ·-J~ .... Dr'-., o.N> f1\ICt 4 ....,,. JSC Jltrfr/• ..... ,, --'"'" llul ... 11111'1 • .,. ..... tt.,.i ... et MITAi. WOllltllll ,., ... llorlf -ae.-tl ., tMc Jlfrw/f lk flfrwl• trlftl Mfl•I '#orUr ................. ,,00 C-INC:tk>n """"' 1M1'111r , ••• ,. ........... ••• 1.00 {1) 1'rawt llrlll le C90tldtflf .. lfme -11•. P-11"' .._ ~ nilt. flt ll'ICludt& 15t rtnlf flW hollftn, lto11 The con!rldllr tMI 1111 onfJ' IA'Mfllll'°""" "'"""-" ~ Ill 1M • The °""' --"" HMIMI .. ~ UNIM srei. ... lnl'I' ~ meterllle Pl'l-..llC"'"'9 In "" UnltH lkfl,. tll'f 111111 •H Mdl (tit .. _.... 1n¥ Slltel, Mllftntllrll'I' '" f\'9"I -tll'llll ~ Ht 1111 Uftlllll •1ttu. M 11'11 NI'• 1n11r1111'1tlll of k'lflln!ltlltl• '" .,.,, llld "'-l'IU: ., tlll UltlffKI. .. 111 "" ...... (4£;$ :ifitl! """"' "" --.... IMlt ... -...... ""'! .......... --....... flDrrn ~ .,,. ~ 11141 until JO *YI tftlr lhl bid =. ~ of Cclll• MtM Inf II -0. 111 ~ With n. ff'Wllkn • 1M ... f'llW~lt. "IOAll.D OF Tll.UJT!ll Et<fl lllflllr llMI bl lleeftM .... 11t1 ,,_..llfterf • ,_,.,.. 11J llW, ~ c.9' )WI# "" ""' c.Jldl fl .. "" fl c... ............ ,..... ....... ., c;.tllll ottMct " l tl ..... l Ol'Wlll CMltY IV TM& OttOl!ll Of' THli CITY COUNCIL OP Celfll --. Cl"""'*' TH• t;ITV 01' COSTA MllA. CAL.ll'Oll:NIA Ill ...,_ I. WI.... C. IC. l'lllllT. ~ ...... ...,_ If T,...._ • Cltv Oftt: If 1M CM11 •1": J: .. P,M. Julr 11, .. Cltt fl t.111a Miii C~ l"lllllltllld Ol'llflll c...t o.rtr ,u ••. ,. DllM. JvM a. ,.. • ...; JrJ, a. 1tfl 1111• ""'6llflllf o-.,.. c..t OllH ,n,_, .-1r n .-1. 1•· 1 • JOB PRINTING • PUBLICATIONS • NEWSPAPERS ' .... Of l1'o tMtoot ·-.. -- I 1211 Wllf IALIU:i a ... madl...i,. et llo mloinl11111- • • • .itr llCturw IUelt. II LOCAL ftAC!Rf.ldl The Noir'Yorlt Stock b "BACK lJll ICllOOll' ~ _,.. • oleo II'" -,. blcb ldloGI 111d proved o Jll'Ol>Olal to Allow collel• a u t om o t I•• ta-commlacloo dllcounta on slruoton --''bade ....... ,._ .. 1l1e OJ• I.I ........... 0-ol ,......llf:_ -oio ........ ~_.,..,.lo llOt~6A 111 el ... M· _1or .......... -... -"""""' In product 'Ille -· by tile ..... ii· compment aed • 1 • t • m 1 chance. were seen' a • tsdmoloa· ' __...,. lo tile ... • lllroctorl el V n 11 o d =· -h••• lo .... prelidlllta -J. ~Y. llor "-... .., B. Mlllor, and .... Wh 1111. ~-9 ~ mrps,,p of th 1Miot'1 ~-knelii om.:. Jn •.• 1""' Blacll, -. i. .. .... ,,..,1111Jlllltliila-....,., Pl ....... lillltr-J<_-___ ... ~-.. ••d ..... _~ ment r• llllltatlYI la Ifie ..................... ------------------.--...... ·-.. --.. ------------._ --·----------------~ -__ ___.___ __ ....__ ~~~---~····----··-··-·~·~··~----~-~·-·---~-~--'~·--~--·-·----~------ I ' • ff DAIL V •ILOT MOlk&IJ,.Jt11) 1, 1968 For. The Record ---• . ~. • Birtlu ::Marriage · Ucenses . --: Div orce• -cf-"'11'.;:.. ... w -""""" ' ~:.."V. Mlchl~ 'h • ....,.. ,..,._ OIW.C•I 1111Ro i.I<• """'' J .. " ~ YI ~ •o111111 Mf .. r1 ~lltrtltolt " WMIK1 Siii'# IElll1 HelMI MM!! 'O ltlcMrlll M.1111 LlllN IClh.... ... v..-..n. Ewratt L0tl•t;. Mii D••b ... ' ••11 \Mlle ldlletll ,. • ·o ... ••rill& S..~t 'n VllK ... I II. S. ..... l _....Lkrtok w.tt.,. Shtt111'1.D. Wiii Jo •1111 T. HoMll n J-Rotiul l'lol'WICll Liiii... a.11n ~ Leul1 ,~II , 8t1H L"r-J•• .... 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IK9 Mi."Yfl lf!.'!.,_ M ...... vr. latOr TPIOm- 111erry._,.HtM';;tu1tor111 W• HHH W•YM 11:: Mi:AltlM 'WI ~rY Lal Mf.• .i:A.s VEGAS. ...... -M"1'•IM• "Jtdl c. .. llrtmM .... AM M°".'ioHttlNln ""',,'M .... • '' .:. .. 8\11 Tl'HllNI 1""911 ....,. 111c1ua.: Donl'.I• erowri "' .i.c1t w. erl!"'M ~r 'f'fl " •• IN-YAltlltOUGH -Jurw 11, Ml=lt Ttr1N11-vr. Jollll F. T.,m-.__ R-n. Jr. -· Elklno, 'D, Oii Hllfttlfl!'°" £. 8ultl v1 O.vkl lusll --;''•"'--P•lri(I• Allf'4 811\tntl"' VI J•IMI , -MerW J. Y-rwth. 2 , of Lei tn1 Ferrl1 vr Wlllllm Elllltl"'I 1'1tr· Gotdon ltlltrillM • · . I~ rll Jahn • *'" 'fA Ell.VIS -Ju'! 17, .Y,,,rlolllll e"llll M--.,.·1tidWlnl Mt~• Vv_,. Mclnloth VI Y .-.. rd 81"1'111\ 27, -trolVll Jer<wll, • Atlll A.VIit 'ti ..... A. Artlt lntoth "' Col. Miit nc~Oal'lll'I Naall VI JMUllet Wendv LH Gtor9I VI Alln •. ~ i:NN TT -GONV.LJ!:Z -Jurw 11, DI Nt1lt ' • . · V•.... M Pl~ W ArtfH.lr" J~ 111 a.nnett, 21. el r-oun11111 l;A!.lrt . TIYlor 'ti lilrlln H. Ttrltr ... ,lol..,.~I ' t , t nd Htlllll M. ~ 24, of ~-Al1tlw-l.-'WI ..... llne~.HN Cl'l'Ole f . ~ 'ti lffll P:. VL~~t0C.:Fltl!!IE -J 11111 I li, ~It. MorTi... VI JutnlM E. /#Jr>>' Dtfel'lti.111111 wt1r1tm em kl1""-it , .....i Lkld• rl-ltvth Monb s-"' J•-Vici• Lef1 Tatffw, U, boll]. cf CC-II MISt. LlllM Ctrol Ct ...... 11 VI lrnr> Altll .S.- l~T:.0!!P"'oiiiii':' .1~'H='.d ,,, M~1~.1 ~111 ,,. J.,..a stio111ey Winifred I, 1 ..... 1,,. w Jolln D."l"'IM cf Hun'llna!Oll le<ldl F•rr•ll . Pt l'IY Allll 800< WI Gene Le ltGy lox I( AVERY -Junt 11, K.n Edwin Allllt Sf.,-rtDI .... Ctrm.n ... Ste .. , 2', Oii C•lt M!':f• tnd ,hyllll r•ut .. INAL DECltEES L~t~rEL~ fue,:'1ti, Clvcll ··ii:-~. ~ Davit. ... L-•ence Lil• L. ~111111• Yi :JOH911 A. P:. ~~· ~ ";\.~ l;:'~~ . ·El~'f.::.': L. Si-r• .,.. Fr11* &. p,,~::1erA. Gr-.., Mettdllll H. S81ri.:e1t.FOLKE1tT -J-i1, ~ J..,. "-''-"' ,.,_ J. 1to1to Grwn •-Id ~-Votilil!<'. ::.. 11'111 Sllero1vn. ltfilffl'I Jullet Ft_., v1. WJHilm J1111111 Maril" V11-1 w ~I M. W'•,, "••"•"'-"•'"•,"'••r'""-" ,""-~·-1tui:'l~':"lobet1 H, eawd ' Vt1-1· ... " fl " Ott ,.. Sut Darllnti lotlllr .,,. w11i.n1 Miiani Shlr1tr c. Hu10ll · vr. ~ C. '&~~~ti:!'·J;;;.lt,';:!' 3~1:J "'='''".., Gtora• I'. "itrtn ·£.tei:.:°"L. ll1U.~ "' cr..1c1 H. UTRO-ifowE•s -Ju ... 2':1, KtnMl•1 l1Md1 J ...... ., • .-.,.-R1c:lw«I A. IUllYU e1.o;mor1 • Duln111 ~r,, 21~tnd Phvlll1 ,._,., "'IOe v. H1rwv . n O.vllll DNn Mtr'll••tl F. Fhller vs Mllltnl Frank 10. toot~ <Of Cllfl · H1,...Y Fl1htr--~Ll~.;! ~-;-~,_ c1J'1~M~ E~";'4° 1:-:m11 Norrl1 ".'* CKll E. HGl"...'....-oorlndt C. NellOll "' Wllllt"' K. Rltw, lt boll1 of 0111 MHI. . Hel'°" HOWAlt 1 H-JACK H . -J11"' :n. J\IDGM•wr• Wiiiard w. T•it"'ll' VI _,..,,,,, Tf(VQI" lilrollll i..wtntl, Jr.It If. Oil Gt....., GeCftl. Nediiii' Hef'ron w J•dr. G Dennl1 D. CU•lir "' Miidred G. Curll Gr..,., •nd Aid• e ubelh JICUGll. Hffron l•Mull'Mlll) ' ' -11111 Debry ... GeGrM MGn1111 DabN ~l~~~~·etx.."f· -J-22, Kt"'llM L,. H•mtll "' ltt ndolDll Ellen Lucille Sl:Si VI l't ul Giibert M"""' 'oJ Jill , If, tnd Pllrkll lilr,,.11 (""""lmtn'll St~ """" p,......_,!, 11, d WfllmlMler. 0..11• M. ,. • .,,.,. VI Loll 11:, ... .,,.. P1ul1 AM Ml .... ltldlerlll T. MCLEOD-P"VST --:rt. lrye.n It, lan1111llNllll · MCLeGd, 15, •nd Lind Pc-I, 21. bGlll of , Ktll'llte11 ~· M.-'WI RO\' WIH11m Mllobl H..,tlntkMI llldl. • """,-, 1 ",5*1rnenll DIC•~•• Rtl!lh F. YllOl'l'lt ftl v1 Vlrwlnle 11. , r.EEHE.fUHKHOUSER -JIJf\!_ 2':1. l1~T•· .DCUTOllY Ytomtni • E~d G 111, 27, of Hunhm.tOll C.rol. J . €-trom V$ Kt Ill O. Lyn Al'nellt H•kn "' Ct vkl Vlnc1nl Mdl, Ind l!I OorMnJ f"""*-111'• E"911r-.. ,.. _ ' > I Md eobOlt Gt~ Mulford V1 Jim"" Fr•"" ,. \ -· ' g • Gr•e» S, Eslht nl <ws Alib.1 M. l!dhtnl .,. Wllll1"" li"i\01,._>l------~---i Hind_, . • • Got Newborn Twins? They Can Be on TV - Pllrkll LOUIN ~ .... KenMltl 1t1v M-y leYtrl1" J11o111 B\i.iwnt11 •<w1 "•!rick Jttll>h lusllmtn l AnMl1nt G. V1l1n11,11l1 ¥1 Jloblrt A~ . Vt lllll11el1 JGC1ly11 K1lhtrlne M!111 vs Jtmn Thtodort • Mlle1 Vulr.lllo Htmmar Yf CelW'lll C. Hunmer Eric Bthlh!Oll VI Geortol1111 lelgh!Ofl Dnllekl SIU•l'I Sindt vs 016111 Oet By VERNON SCOT'(' dersoo's other highly rated P.!:'r~1~ Smf"' VI Georei e . smi1t1 HOLLY\vOOD (UPI) -If show, "Family Affair," in Johll A. VtrlNr YI fl:eno Verleur f ~ ·-~ tw" It-• Dall Kelly VI 1(1y Lynn Kellv you htd twin sons born a ... ,, U\MMS Ul!i. L• 11:.,.. .y,,,~ euct "' Fr1Mil I between · June 17·24 this But triplets will be EdNr Bud! -m~'ng -w, and con· Mld>t11 s. M1en <w1 1>onn1 Mirioe tear. you c-. put them right ~ c-. ,_. Mrtn to work ' next moDth in siderably more expensive. G1u """ H•rloe v1 WiWtm •••llev Wh ..._ ,_ ~rkle • televisiori's "My Th re e en nie youngs-..-. are Arlanio A. s.1111e Vll Jol\fl M. so1111e · Son$" series. filmed for ·the first episode Gltlllv1 I. Lew!I 'WI Fr•nl1 G. Ltwl1 -·-th --al th -u er .... L. P111!1 VI ltl'l'rnond w. Ptrlr.t Qn the eighth episode of &1\,q etJ' arrJV ey Wl lrme Ktlllletn Wtlsofl, Jr, VI Rus- the long -•-'-g ~~--find themselves suddenly 1111 111rtan w11JG11. Jr. •• ,..., .. :,. euv.. -CtrOllflt Jttnne Willi v1 Jt~I Terty now in its ~ year -voemployed. w1111 cbaracters Robbie a n d "Once we've filmed the c.ro1 "" 1t11Mbt""' v1 L111nd Katie will become the i5-d1y old children, they'll ,.,,~!9'1.11:~::!:?"'.... Don•kl LH . parents o f triplets, thus be repla~ by another t_wo Ji~~~"'""' J,_,_ "' ltotiert pexfletuating ttie Three Soos setl of i'"ns who'D be 21 .t.r1tMlr ....__ theme,. weeks old " Fedderson u:-SGn11 "' o.rt11,.."' J11t111 J. Gtr11.n11, TwinS will not '"'suffice plained. ' 11:J~ c. Glf'ner"' ow.,,..., Gtrner .. __ I Uo b b. s c-ianu Rldl:lell.,. °"'" J. RiddtPH because producer Don Fed· 111.: aw a WS a 1e N-v Ari-Evernt "' Cherin that 1:1ge to be filmed .two e-. E'ltrat derson actuaHy needs two ·UT!~-·~" J•dtton VI t..nnv a.ti • ~ I --~ -s · 'h hour·s a day inltead of 20 , sei.:o o ~ ...... , • U&IJlg ~ e u,r,h,,,,,1""' Skill-..,. "-"*' s. fourth b b •--"by min utes. And bell.eve me, "' nci a y as 8 S'uuru . ~GV•I ,. F11t YI Gtyle Mt•r•"' F111 Fedderson has placed ads we'll need all tile time w~ ~b•I s tv1 ... P1ul G!lbtrt s 1v1 I It •-•-bo 10 l~t1v,,.,',~,fflle Llbe-r•l!:i.., Anrh...,., Mini -th f f · bl can ge. Uill!.es a ut .. m e papen or 3lJ'. ue· "'i'"-•w 111i. Erwki .... JOl'ln J01eiil'I ed .... .:-" eded seconds for the cameras to •w ey ,,..ILi~ ne '°II Ii,. W. lllrldl VI. N1ncy M !IUrld'I urgently" -for his show. So gain the proper speed, so Ji"" o. C1r1o"' Reibert ee· c1r10 1 WI.th the ti-ones we only Pirk l.IM. Turner v• w.v ... w r~·~•· f&r the replies have been ny ''1=':\.Jl•lil F"-l "' earf v1c1or l skimpy . Time is growing shoot about 20 seconds at a ltl<M•u'•d •. MM• vs C••Gl Lv....e , time." _ short and he needs the kids Hencv lwlu atrClf!r VI DGN1d H8rokl -h Fedderson is well aware "•""r UI a Urry. John D. Rvlled!it " C~erv! ltulledgo Th •-b-ill~ II that the triplets will add a c11.,.,1 t .. sr.e1 ... Mk"-•1 SM• e I.HI Jes w .. we 1tenee R. Miiier, m:., v• Jem11 H. cared for, generous y paid new dimension to his show 1111119, and not overworked. and increase,. viewer in· ~,.!i••k wh11,,.., "' llt mont 11:. Each child will be paid f75 terest But first,. he must Mtrane s. Eklln ... Jolin "· Ekllfl• come up with two sets of •-td A1tre111 "*" v1 J-a day. F•-ti~1111 "We must have two pair!it ;;;l;;"';;-;;°';;;;in;;;;l;;es;;s;;;;lh;;on;;;;;;a;;;;m;;o;;nlll;;;;;;-;;;;;;';;u;;''.:.~'~i:-iii;;;;•;;;;•;;;;;;'"'----;;";;;;;;'m;;; of twins who look aUke ."11 Fedderson explained . "They fla ve to be abou.t 15 days old because we can't work chiMren younger-than Uiat. "As it is. we'll only work them 30 seconds .tt a time. and a total of 20 minutes all da y. Furthermore. th. e i r 1'0rk is restricted by law between the hou.rs of 9 to 11 a.m. and 2 to 4 p.m·. Complete Printing Service Top Q11ality -Fast Service 1111·11111111111 642-4321 2211 West Balboa Blvd. Newpwt IMch "Once we find t h. e 'I children they must be taken~:'!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I for a checkup at the Child Welfare Agency for a physical examination, ac - companied by a nurse and cbaulfeur. every week." Children have been born t.a television leries many times in the pa&t. Fed-1 -1 8AFECC INSURAN CE for special 6000 STUDENT DISCOUNTS on Yt11 Flllli/y . ·-Auto lnsurlllCf, , ... Paley ............. :.::_INSURANCE . _,4 I . 171h IT. CCllT4 ..... MUIOO I , •• ..... , •• 5&55 HI 1[111 ............... ....S WHAT YOU IM) O&n' ••• .... _ .... -4 ___ • __ _ ... _ ....... ....,..,._ . ..,.,... -.i..-.-~ ...-S HOW If 'M:lllCS .. • •• .,..., ,.. 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CR) ·--(00) ., ... ,__ -(C) (60) D ~ (C) (30) Buter W11d. a .... -..... .. '"" DifWe• (wesllm) '51 -Kiit Dou&111, Y'ir- . JUDGE PARKER w ... 5+fi!U.'S MOIWBCAU. .. IA.TMEl!Mf IS ·cONRt'!D WM8I NS. PM:E SD.TS __ ..,,. .HEMP FR* HEl' ,,_,..,..,. 5er'BtAI.. PAYS! .' • ~ ..... ~1. l•ff••itJ" ~ '41-fM Mdu:r17, Btr· :-..,. Sbftflyd. 1init MIJ'L -I !-'---_,.... . ·-(30) " . :;-m..._ o-t: .... Setctr : . tiftll sonas bJ th• ctlebrlttd :: ~WootJ Guthrie. Ill" ........ 1:30 IJ ta (J) TIM l.Hy Sllow: (C) (30) l1nktr lioon1y luvu 1 $1cret J1ck11a In Lucy's c1r1 with strict °'"'* th1t she must nGt open It. (I) '· o mim"' _, cc> C30> ~~. •lfiMi OctuDll ~nty R1ld." TMn· Ill partblM MRI 11 \be Rats' lt.bon for 1 behin?l·tht·l!nu r1id. . ., .. -(C) (00) m lhN: -r.. ..... •·· <dr1-miJ '5r-WIH1rd Parlier, Mtra Cot· day. ll:JOllMM: "T"'°""' 111 T•" (suspenu) '64 -John G1111011, Robeft Shlw. - D@@n.. T11!Pf: Slll'I (C} e -""" "" _. (comedy} '40 -Jlcl B•nJ, Frtcl . , ... D il7J (I) ""1 ,..., -CC> C~ IZ<lllllloo .... (C) m 111tn lritfi• ·(t) (90) m w.rw If ._ (C) (30) ll)Mlll H....._. • • • i2:JD m w. l.iltitl 18 Wiii n..trt: ''Gllflty Byslalllf. er." ""II Cit (I)""' """'" CCl C30l Jlck Anifrtson pl1ys And)''1 Ion&· 11:45 fJ MIN: "Tiii lnillMI 1 ...... lolt cousin, 1n "intem1tion1I ty-(scl·fi) '59-John Apr, .1111 BfrOL TU ESDAY • JOB PRJ_NTING e PUBLICATIONS • NEWSPAPERS • • Dll -WIOAKft, MIWPOIT llACH TUMBLEWEEDS ---- MUTI AND JEFF MISS PEACH ll"'T ~ F"-ST Plt1 Of 'MP t•CJTlll,, CHll.OlQI? • ·-·-~-- • .. I POii'!' -""" • JNELA WP IA CAUIP Her It.OTHER o.rua llHS EVE+llN6~ 7·1 fVf AL~fAP'f GOT I ? ~.A 8'.CJl<f" !11, A C~D' Po1foM IVY, AND I~ WEARIN' Plll!Y ....._ __ soe1< ___ r;.... ___ , • Jy 1111 lrew•r µ~\\ HOWDO _\ J \ \ YOU TELL AGIRL . YOU DIDN'r ~ BITEHER /,4! ON THE NOSE? By ~-Arriola By Harold Le Dom: By Tom K. Ryan By Al Smith .. • s'l>IAlC~ -Bea~, Paul McCartney (extreme left) and John Lennon {r!gllt).appear on "A Con- versati'I" With McCartney. and Lennon" tonight at 10! 30,·m Cb8Dftel 28. The duo will talk about their experi"1Ces with Maharishi ~ahesh Yogi and their' rise. to stardom. · TELEVi!ilON VIEWS '\ Les Crane Iii Groove By Rl'CK DU BROW HOLLYWOOD -It is always a·pleasure to see ' a performer mature, relax and suddenly ~ the right ,groove. it· has to happen from within, and whetrinlues-tt-is J:On:dortabJe-for-the-audieDGe--Wo--- And tlrlit IS why Les Crane is good television com· pany Uiese days. IT 15 THE SAME ~s Crane who, before Joey Bishop, had the late-night ABC.TV series that didn't work out. But it isn't really the same Les Crane as a performer. . -It used to be, in the early days, that he had an edginess to his video manner, and was employing somewhat of a personally cont.roversial technique that he didn't seem to really believe in 100 percent. NOW, HOWEVER, he has suddenly blossomed into a most gracious hos~ and -combined with his admitted gifts as an interviewer -the result is that his syndicated television talk show is one of the best and most rewarding contemporary pro- grams on the air. What happened. to bring about the personal change? ''I REALLY WANTED to be a success before,'' he said, :"and, that, more than anything else, pre- vented.. me from being successful. "I was P.~ pressing, and that television machine is like -ray machine, if you are push- ing, pressing -i you are anything less than natur- al and at peace with yourseli -it shows it." SITTING POoLSIDE at the house that he and his actress-wife, Tina Louise, recenUy rn6ved in:: to in the Hidden Valley section of Coldwater Can- yon, Crane added: "Now I don't care anymore. The show l'm do- ing is the only one I'm thinking about. And I think Tina had a lot to do with my change pt attitude. She's very cool. She made me relax -as much as anyone in this business can." ~RANE FIRST CAME to public attention with a late.night show in New York. Then1 on the five ABC·TV owned-and--operated stations, he had a week-lo ng tryout of an outstanding, gutty and show- like program . But when ABC·T.V followed up by giving him the nationwide late-night series, so niany people messed around with it that it1 Wound up a pale imitation of NIJC-TV's Johnny Carson show. Later the network brought· him back in a program with Nipsey Russell, but that didn't work out either . AFTER THAT, he did some television shows and a movie, "An American Dream," before hil- ting his stride on his new series. "When you want to .be a success," he says, "the thing you worry about most is failure," Now- adays, however, worry seems to be a thing of the past, and Crane is a very loose cat, as witness his outlook: "Every day a guy should say: today is the first day of the rest of my life." AS I SAY, Mr. Les Cra~e is very good company these days. Dennis the ltlenaee . ..,... +we cc -cs a ' a c a a u = " = • y '* ;; .o e; + a o o c + s u u u c • a e 4 o e 4 = " au e e 'ta = • .. .. • Dinah Back_ed by Big Beat on Concert Tour_ 87 VERNON SCOTT HOLLYWOOD (.UPI) - Ttttre Mood· Dinah Shore ~ 11w·u1.- ~ATl1 ttoMI or. aoc..-c.W. LOOU I 1tt EASf IAl.IOA ILYD. l,.W.IOA rEMtMSUIJ.· &13-4041 GAIETY •••. VI HANCE RADIANCE before the microphone wJtb a ·_100.piece 1·y mph on Y. orcbHtra behind her. It wu Nightly 6:30 & 9:30 Wod-S.t . .$un. :1:30 Not Continuous EXCLUSIVli BEACH CITIES SHOWING ' it<,f ... . JULIE ANDREWS• OllllSTilMI! PLUMMER • CClOR 00.\,DIE. ·~ ,---"-,,,:::-------.. !'SCALPHUNTERS'' I MOW -., IT P090LAI PRICES 111( ~ COfll'ORlill(ll .- • BLAKE EDWARDS -., •• .,.._NII_. Extlusive 1st Run Showing TWO TOP COMIDllS Ant TIM SMWll ToptWr TllMtru Cuoled by .............. A UNIVERSAL ,.ICTUAE TCCHN!COL0"9 lbcluhw Cont AruCI Rc• aw..-.. D.rty a Tw• Top Acofflny Wl1tHrS _.._ SPfNC(A TI0ACY 9'1LIW ---oar 11WPON•..C ~ CfCl. l(fll.AWll( .. KST .. FCRIMGACI,... ...... """"""' 8UT UIHICTOll STAHLEY KNMf:ll 91ST9CMaJPLW wuw.i·"°9l ~--r ASTNl£V t(RNJER'911D.ctDC 8PEJiCU11RACY•&llllEYl'Oll ER •KAlllANIE ltEP8UllH · · gueu who's «:0ming to dinner .. ---KAmARtE~ __. a so ,.;. -·-!11'31 ,._ ...... .,......, a "9rfon1Mnc• kMll• • .,.._ WWI ""'1114 tt....,.. ,, ... ~ ... ,,..,,. ,-._ Sllfn Jllcllr kflt'*1 ..... , 11141 Ml'!. a dr8rnatic moment. Miao Dinah oiieoed her pretty mouth and-· "My. Mama Done Tole' Me .•• '' And, accustomed to a smallish dance band coming in with a beat, Dinah paus· ed. The blaat of cymbals, t:ympanl, ·brass and strings that hit one note, tuU steam, almost blew her frcm · the stage of the New York Phil· barmO(llc. Dinah actually jumped three feet toward the audi· ence in terror. One of her &dvisors .sug. ge1ted · tney put a net out over tile a,udience ln the event it ·ever happened -again. Undi>mayed , DU>ah is hieading out this week on a six-city tour to sing with full-fledged I y mp b OD y orchestras. lter ·istops include Saratoga Springs, N. Y.; ID· dianapol is , Chicago, Cleveland and w .. bingi.o. D. C. Incredibly, her Jirst concert is · in Knoxville, Tenn., a community uoac· cldmed u,a world center of cl&51oical m1.11Sic. ."I can, expia.ln that," Dinah said, smiling. "I'm a native of Teoneuee. Born in Wiocbeste:r, only 115 miles from Knoi:ville. Not that Dinah hasn't faith in the musicians with whom she'll work, but she is taking along her own con· · ductor, drummer and bass player. "Something's got to swing," she explained, "and I'm going to need a lot of electronic assl.s1laoce from microphones and amplifiers if anyone is going to be able to hear me over those big orchestras." Dinah was encouraged in Vancouver last week where she ~ 101 ,fXX) ~ODS in six days singing with a aym~ .c ..... o, Fnx .. SOUTH COAST ,:::1~0 PLAZA THmA,..._ S. D"-,,,.._, ot lrbteJ _ 14'°2711 NOW-CONTINUOUS MATINEES DAILY DOORS OPIN 1Z:l0 P.M; pUQiiiX PAESEN~S:---• co~o~ !>!,~E *l!t_'IJ Pl.US COMIDY CO.HIT ROD ml&ll-UI RIMICI IN "NO WAY TO TllEAT A LADY" IN COLOR c.A'Whole GJVew'World of c;r;ntertainment! TONITE thru FRIDAY NITE "ON STAG.I V.5.A." Thi• Wnk si.rrl119 , o. ln p.,.°" PAT PAULSEN LUlU THE FOUR FRESHMEN PAUL DESMOND GUEST MC Shows al 9:15 and 11 PM-On tilt TOMORR~D STAGE In -n 10 eorn• • , , VIKKI CAn, KAT STARR. PATii PAIE, rKnLIS DILUI EVERY SUNDAY COUNTRY MUSIC JUBILEE Nut Sund•Y 1tanlnt RED FOLEY THE DILLARDI THE CANADIAN IWEETHU.RTI NOEL IOQQS •nd hit B•ND BILL JENKINS-GUEil MC. Shows at 3, 5 1nd J. PM-On tt1e TOMORROWUNO STAGE * ** Disneyland On Parade .. 7:30 PM .A Merry, Musical Promenade throush tM Magic Kingdom starring Mickey, PluJ.o, Goofy and all your Disney Character Fayoritn. EVERY NITE al 9 PM Fantaay ln·the Sky Tlnk~ Betrs tlistit sianafs the start .of• Spectacular MriAf Fireworks Dlsp/tf *** w ... ,1n, Tf1101,11hoat Ult IMfk KlllrH!lt ••• TtDOY IUCKIKI t TK£ MUSTANCS • fllUtOUSl FM + 2 Ttlf KIDS Of TM[ l lMCDQM -.TME CLW Wot •U ·~i ~~:: ;.~~ ~:[r: ~:::= Tiil MttllCAU IWS au_,, ..., 11tn1f ..... 'ftfJ IP'ttl•l,'11111 "'7 te tlljlf .. , .. tllCllflflfflt ••• OISNmANO mu OAlllt nem IOOl l11t.lllft1 AMll111efl •MY) At1nct._. lf'Ytlll'C... AduH $4.00 · Junior"'''" $3.00 {U.1$ ~•lwl (M,10....-u} An!lail1• MW I PM On~ Disneyland ·---- i:momc orchestra. "Alld to tbink I didu't have a ~rcedtege •ot the bo:r: office," ahe We!, inq>- PinC he< lingen at havillg missed the boat. ~do !Grin.• llUJCIMI o-111 APPllJOZAI a PAii Fiii ·111su · Shirley Jones To Do Musical . \ . Shirley Jones, who went from the chorus of "South Pacific" to fllm stardom arid an Academy Award' for hi!r.~perfQI'mance in "Elmer Gantry," is returning to the Broadway musical it.age . Miss :tones will play the title ·role in 1 'Maggle Flynn," which will b e presentesf. by John Bowab at. the A.81A Theater on Octdbe; 22. '• ' Early· Sales HOLLYWOOD (UJ'I) Advance t!cket & e 1 e s alrudy are 1bcing taken i.n New Yor\c for "Funny Girl'' which won"tt be released {!"f six m~. 'Wagon' Set HOLL YWOQD (UPI) lA!e MarvD will star in r• ...• zinging, heel-thumping ""'~at madeot rhe magical ~='MaryPoppina'I. M HilJSfl(ff"1111G .U.Y '-5-6-1 • U. sPOITS AREU SHOWS ADM. n.n. 21Jf.7:00 .... $2.00, $3..00, $4.00 M. to>o ,... Chlldron Undor 1• W. 2:1M:JI •·• -., S.. ZiJ0.7;00 p.a. Helf Prln llATS NOW AT ........ lpertl Alw a All ...._. WAs• 11·,,w.....a.w .. c......' Hr Fvrtf.o~ lnf•rT11•tl01ttCALl 7•1·61 ll • ----------- . . . . • ' -· 9 • .: r!.c:r • ----Orange Theater--.... 'Nozzles' .Come~y] • Spoofs"Melodramit .. By TOM TITUS quip~. "I< '~ Of -DUll'I' ,. .. S"ff bM two endl, ~ Topical 1"ml« and farcical his tail; since hi> - melodrama conglomerated' depeMJ on hil hold.In«~ into the format ol a home seat •.. " It could~-to --~ ty -~ b ~-moch im..amauon, w wn -.r1e iwvW u"""es ;. .. ,.,. the "Be6 ..... ,, • occasionally «> the surface ......, -1U at the Orange S tu di o The """~ lllot Ibo!.-. V Theater where a collegiat~ doctioo itBeff, ran&M-~frOlb group la offering an uneven very good to larleb .... evening of ad m.l "t t e d l y ef!etUve. The ~ of nomenslcal satire. the group la Ollie N~ who Arbitrarily titled "May perform• hllarloua "dciab1e Your House Be Free From duty as• porily blpple IDll • Nozzles" or 0 Tippecanoe g':y comic strlp bmv -(c.p and YoU c&r"roo11 ...... since 1 tain Marvelous). .- Annie H~ard al thti heroine 1 • partil ' 111 strong and relllh•: blr pseudo· fn e tOdnmf,ti,e dialogue. Her cigar-•kiq baby doll bit in the tiral eel ts especially effective.. ~:• .. MAY YOUR MOUSI I• •••• P:RCIM MOllLll" An orialnll «Wlld'N.dl,..191$ II'/ ltfl"'I' ~ urcd.a4 bY J. wuu1m Goff, t.chn c~ :t_;~~ ,.==:. r:.,. I ''Hii11 S.turdlYI ~ {l.l• i:::l:-/'\7s ~. ~,.:-P:t: ~~ Or-•· Tif9 CAIT Mlld1rn 1!1rill ................ JIU L1119 ROllebud E1r.11 Al'll'llt HOW~r<I Ew~or"L 111dllfr ••.•.... Jim 5/\!rllr =':,. r.= ::::::::oe~t.ur:~=~ etnnr e-................ Olll-.N1111 llonk.,1 ............... l"loenll Vlllclcll WAS'J'.EI) ~-' 'nle hero'• m • tt.ttl e , however, is all but u.t-on the 6houlders of 'David Kalmeyer who wutM a every show has to be called be'autiful -opportunity\ for something -it is a un ique coinic pathos u a youna and often exasperating piece man "hooked" on ~anal. of cohlic froth which At times it appears be ii stretches infrequently to a taking himrelf -perisb high comic level it finds dif· forbi(l -serious1y. ficult to maintain. Jim Shirley's ro,t~4 DirecteQ by Terry Gordon suavity as the villa!Jl 11 ·Ad· (whose previous crediU in· mirabie, and be receitts his elude the much discussed due share of boos and·IUser production of "The Beard" iD the role. Hil taploag at Cal State Fun.rt0nJ, "Chinese" !rlolld played by "Nozzles" .is the maiden ef· lJaurei Hotard,~ vilUally fort of a new young group to the situation. ... -; called Harlequin Produc· The mother Ls done In dons 'which has repla<ed the rather ·Jacki.-fash!Oll by high caliber· stagings o< Jill Lang who ._,,. M 11/0Y Mary Eastman at the Studio moment ready to burit iiito Theater. · J.l!!.k form but n e 'v e r LdcALIZED ----materlilliis:--T"h& r-e ,._.- The show has its genesi,. Vilicicb all but st.eall the ttt· in that indefatigable meller $.ke show as a. . kooky "The Drunkard,'' but any nymphotype· who does • similarity iS purely ,unin· strip to flickering (Juistmas tentional. The c u r r e n t tree lights. , version is set in present day The script is an effOrt of Orange Oounty with thorny the entire cast~ and thereby bouquets of 1 o c a 1 t :r: e d rests one of its probable dialogue tosSed almost at faults. Instead of. a com" random. pilation of gags playing one Much ot this occurs. In the off the other, it becomel aisle as a bridge between jerky and unbalanced wbtcb, scene changes -the best in the final analysis, may have been the objective. l RIGHT PLACE, The greatest weaknet1, however, is an almost com· plete absence of pace whicb, aYevtated, would bring tbe play up to what it ap- parently ls striving for .:.... the "1ock it to me" teinpo of llH! !Wwan and . lllartln Laugh-ID. As it elands, tl1«e is mucb lack:ing in eo.aembl1 effort. WRONG TIME Tryouts for the Costa Mesa Civic Playhouse teen production of '' Brother Goose" will be held at 7:30 p.m. today, not 5:30 as was erroneously a n no u n c e d Saturday. "Nozzles" will play three more perionnancea, after taking a holiday breal< DOii weekend, reswnlng July 11· 13 at the Studio Theater, 195 N. Slate College Blvd., Orange. The aud!tlons for teen·age Went will be held in the Communit.y Center auditoriwn on the Orange County Fairgrounds. . 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Sleeps 4. $60 wk to wood lbs, separate Bun-spe.doua: 1amil3' room. all ~; parc'!l9 are BUDt-ln electric kitchen. lade lay 1240 arer.-No vac21ldes, Sood ti-July U. $225 fGt Jul;y • dry room, z large tiled batba electric killlen with ~-all DNr K merl Is Hartiol' Convenient. . to llboppt.g em-BACK BAY In ,. __ "" ,._ nanclnc, D.exfbfe termS. M2-U'T2 Wnlly room • ...i-...:~-the ul-fut area and large pan .. .,. -'-amt.a. Mr. Pat· .......... _,_ 3 __ .. .....,....v ....vr Owner 1-·"'"'" town Anx ..:.:;;_;;;;;;.. ___ _,~:I -~~-kit Beautitul carpet& and drape1 .. ,. tB, Mir ...,._,_ -.iN 4 ridor BY OWNER $22 500 S ...__ ..... ,. -• Rentals h ShaN 2005 -with-. Large -tta..modem ~ -·~ • ~-·~• •-· ,.. tlo 2821 E CHlt H""'-cdM --..Pit. .... 7523. . BDltMS --i-a I aty "'"° . .. '--· low<. Aaldng 177.SOO- lnt 9l1d ZCMmg will pennlt cheo with dishwasher Large .. u.,_. ....... , IVY~.., pe. ' • 6n.3n _,, placet, carpetinc, ~. B.!,,. '°•. ~-wl,.thp.::te"yC::: Teel Wrry Rlty 536-2579 RELIABLE male ftOmate ' .. - iDccme Ullit if de-Jot and 7"*';n,,. will 0 pennil ~pool size yard .. pride of own-O ! cln '-nd ,_,. --.. .__..,. --=-'....a "6 ..,,.;. 1DO> ~ -••p •·~ping Offered en &, 111 scap..... ·-a Ideal •·-~1 er wain.o:u. ...,... •'" liftd. Ample &OOl!fl8 to teer &n extra income mi.it if de-a1>1u ...,........,... • MJ L-I K I I'~--_ .. ' .... -...,. 64frl251 -,.._.,.. h travel -.ner stor-&ired. Ample access to rear at S36.SOO. Sut>rn.lt )'OUr' own P'"-~":!-at!,~-u.,,::-06 trailer ttoraae. 5%. % Joan for Growifte Fadtllyl ~· •~ bome onourm•oront .. ttad• ABSOWftlY 293E.11'h8t ...__ ~~-• ~~·~· -·be ,..urned. Call 4btg8n ---"~ "•• 2200 "8t· ExceDent F..a.tslde Jo. yard for travel trailer ator-0 -IU. ........ n. ..-.-...,-Cll'J>l!U<.16 Newpqrt hach eation. Under $28,(XX) w It r ap. Excellent Eastside lo. plan. , DELUXE OFFICE EXCLUSIVE 64Ml.46 after 6 pm. Is draperies makes this well -t...... cation. u-$28,<lll w Ith OUTSTANDllG l<lll SQ. PT. CARPETS -V1'llaae Almosphere Lovely _, BR 211 BA. Loan located 2 ,.., old a good HOUSE ""-yud ' Br. ~ tenm. PRIVATE RES?ROC* Md Bal $21,<0J, Make Offer. buy at $28,500 with $3400 on <llamel. Avail winter Col~sworlhy & Co. "'colesworlby & Co. "-~ Jd!d>m !oclll-~ $1115 with 1961 LUXURIES ow-• -down. A patio, dlshwuller ...... -..... avall .. n.iuvurEltatel,CBRWIWn mo. y_..ae.... beartoltbeNEWPORTHAR-A:rNldblia&roombere! water. Yrb )eaa 2 Br. 642·7777 .... WESrCLIFF DRIVE -ldtmeo, ........ St'OREROOllotln'A>IEllA llOR-a-liime c-... , Mor 1250 "'dllc -Realty m&M9 •• ,:.,. ~ !'~·· c.111. ~-7l::, oo;.7711 , 0pm-., l"<dl.-olive.,.,,....., 12111!Q.rr.-BUSYTIQI. ...,. tt-llll\ • dm u1.-, Eves.•9t126«11li:;;,;;;====~:I ~ =~ ~ . W5dill ~ livlnc..,... -!Ire-Ol'ARE • LEAllll!: '21JO MO. rr 3. <BR.~ Pl,960 llU'l'J10ll 1NlTINI Loguno -270S 1llED Of LOOKING! ""4 -1\lvd .. C.M. Family Home ....._ "'°""" ID <»u... EVE>l: KI 7-111'15. -hoa"7 ballt.lna a,..... W\Jl "W\AINll 7 UNITS NICEl.Y ... 2 Br 6 ~ RfPOSSESSIOllS ~.(DJ • e>coeUeot finandna: i:!_ ";!.;i:t.. o:=. t.:Oiiii ~exterior~ nnt otlerinl -)QI ba.ven't newly ndec. Yet.rly le•· 4 -3. batlw 128,500. + °""""' Qm livine, with -thla ooe. 2 llamea.... 0 ll::L ·---L --hie ...... 15:1 Hl&h lor !bat..,_ that""'"" 6112°/o· INJE~ST """"'"""""' reatur.a COATS ':'ti' llea!ed """"' ........ o...t ....,., llO • llll, M 119 .,._ .......,, "'· IAo B. - erythjng I: ltW. -cost& less inchJlins: beautiful CO'fend • & ~ ~ 17th St. ~ auD. lot ca Jumim. DMl' tbt --' JeU: aid. ~ buUt. 2 A • lbu Pl,<lll. Look no 'rur. 10°/o DOWN gardm patio WALLAC! · Eve. 6400752 180 LEX1NGT011 LANE S..ch. 158500 311Ra,enclpragea·Novac-Su-Rontolt 2910 "!-'· 3 Ill\ I batho, ...,,..., SCENIC SAN CLEMENTE -kitchen and REALTORS 17141 546-1210 Delo ' Rial Esta.. aney. Prleod fer quldc El~ lleadl. -1 ~ ;: .. "...!"=:down . .;. ":'~ A=:-:..:: !"i.! ~ w;:.,..... 5~ 4141-3 BR. HOME , :.~s:;;..,., ov:~R"" .... En~J;;0 . CdM 8'7~ ~~u"' ~ ...... Slpl •• "'l ..,. -rom 40 yr financh>< m...,. Omtact' (()pon EvtnL ) __ JilOR.TH....EAS -ilordb......:-...cm•nir.o; -· --DIVORCE--,...~.~!---~ ~-entPliil -~ -Jtm-o:ibb Hardwood 0001"1 Iar&e yard ' ~•-·"..... Moe. mm Avail CO'A:TS 3 & 4~~ batb:."up lo lot w1tb..access' to rur far .mo Maple St.~ :S., <ends Cameo ffil:hlandl:, spacious 4. forctl sale on tf_tis ]_ BR 2 642-5170 . --, wAt'LAce :MOO.,.tt ...,_&drn.., CONDOMINIUM boot or cunper. VACANT. ~ "'·'~~~~.soo. bath home • .,,...ace, !am· 2 BR Fum,.on sEASHOJ!i: REAL TORS land.st:apn'.tg. &:me with Immtdlate po.pesston. Meu Verde 1110 ily room with built.nt BBQ, Dr, NB. $175 wk. 675-1700 -· view. 2 BR 1" bath '·-e -$18,500 1351 wolklng dl-oe to. -· (63J.4863 Airer 5 PM) 5464141-_, ~ • -• LG SPLIT·LEVEL cul-do-Lido ls~o 1a1 School & .._ Open (op.., Evenings) RI~~ ~M =85 = wi~~cn: Wella-Mcc:1rdi. Rltrs. ....c, 73()0 lq ft w/buge ru $481000 111 tG all terms. mg. 2 BR. furn Beach Houee 1 :k Omce Open &J°Sunday $152 Pri-t. Recreatiooal area :O~ewport :!,Yd.,~ !nJ1U1 room I: fcrmal din «Y ·w/2 Bd, 2 ba helnle R., D. Slates Re,ltors .... :_~l'A~!.~~Y ~O ' *LACHENMYER with l"I' pool. 2400 Eldm, " rm. °"" ~ a kjnd. """ Bl kl!. ble IOUth patio 847-3519 DUPLEX on chann,. lit ·~tft~~on~ I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, Unit #13. Drive by• call OCEAN VIEW Hornet Vmle loc. Bkr. 546-5992 :xlnt candttkll\ I locatkm PRESTIGE Home • heated flo<r Z Br. Avail Aug. I' New UstinCJ • Nawport e 3 BR with d"', pool, .... OWNER 3 llr, 2 ba, c:pb, to beach, t.mi., ..... ~ 3 ........ !am. rm, dm· * =· * _blonded with CU5lom built "l" AS IN LOVELY at din rm, lg muter BR. drpa, FHA apprvd °"' I\. c. GREER, Realty mg nn.; 2 ba., '1ec. kit. quality! A low, """"""" '' Corona del Mar Victoria 121.<lll. our price below. sm Vla Lido 673-9.Dl ""t" "'-· '"'"''· Pool BALBOA Jalan<l; ""'· 1 BR. home cl red trick & white 'lbll 3 BR Aunily room ii a 646-llll Llkenewconditkln.C&meo 5U-3l.l9 TRADE: LIDO ISLE 16 x 36', huge patio and apt <slp1. 6): avail. July, P~ -.. !lo. """""'a-~ .. a real gem E)-e opl!ntT kitch-~n~ ~ (Open • ~es ;;;,··::u;;,··;:.s·: 3 BR. 2 BA. fam rm. blt·ihl, BAYFRONT UNITS dec~~c~·:.all , Aug., Sept. 714 : 49':)-~l& ~'-~~ • •-· all built In dull •-~ u~. ~ · . 2 I -~•-FOR BAYFRONT near . . . -·•· ~ '"'· •A'> Classie G«wgian entnrice ea • s, 11 occu-....,.~ DVUUJ' room .....,.., dm. \'iew Jot, room tar pool frp Cl, close to ........._ I: Exe. cmd. owner. 6071 ..... ,.., ~ gI'3Ced by carriage lamps, pled home 8G immaculate. rm. DaJk nn. in ~t. 0n1-==~~~~;;E;;v~o~n~lngs~J Cust()(l\ feature 1. A·l aboppfng. $25,900, 1 O % HOME 673--3345 Doyle Drive 847-1.665 Houses Unfurnished fxmal dining room. powder' ~yard With beau-45' lot ••• $39,960. i: ·con d. cameo· High-down. 545-0022 C»1EN SAT I: SUN $9 General 3000 ...,,,; ---wllh bar tlful ccvered patio. Q<aillty ""· Raulntcn $15,750 Jandl ............. $<1,900 • BR d --·~~ 5 ... _.... • ....,... • w/w --ts .. A.o-.... . 0 -. N N rt B h 1200 • . en JlUlnatll~ 3 beautiful bedrooma. &Ip. _,_-::_,...In .• :::, -M~ Del... ......~ 3 bt:droOm, oot. bath on .nu.:crt attrea, Realtor ";;•;;wpo;;;;;;;;;";;";;c;;;;;;;;;;;;;.IUS Vla Quito 675-4234 erbly decGrated! Qloioe ...,,...,1->C', I tot11 es& "'"'"" • 642-1485 • • Newport .,.. & not ....... M8' --Only $:17,950. ~:"...:""" ..,.:-,,,;..~ ---.. P~R~o=BA-TE= .. --Hedge a little Balboa Island 1355 hold. 'a..,, !or 167.SOO. Coldwell, llaaker & Co. yuuncll at build .,,..,.. 3 + 2 batlul, 2 Flreplac:ea BAYFRONT, pier, c111tom 3 Ruth P1rdoll, RH I tor unit· fur income. Lot bu al-Walk to Beach , • • • • ~.<OJ • • n , "-. 2 "·. OWNER. Prloe ""' w-Dr. 64U"'1 ~· .:;::: ~~.::. ~ --. An excellmt ... a111nsl In aflon ~ -Kl Niii 011 t-llM ~ ............... NEWPORT BF.Aat 'f reduced * 673-8481 ..,,!!"'""'""~~~"I "°"""'.,. ror the wi.. ...,.. FORECLOSURE-· REPOSSESSIONm Th1s ranch 'Style 4 bedroom bGme has 2 apadous be.tha, lilakil roof, lush tropiall landscaping, built-In a.nd a cowtry t;ype tirepi;lOI!. VA· CANT. $$.00 Total Move-in Cost.a to Veta. Low. Down FHA. SAVE $950 Olarming 3 BR home j u I I steps to the GCean.front. 2 baths, large lJving room with fireplace, step.l!llvcr built·ln kitchen, Reduced to $25,0XI. ~-1003 'L;cr. c.~f. 546-5440 1003 Baker, C.M. REDUCED $.4500 2% )lean old, I BR + huge second stGr')I rec. room, large rear yard, hullt·in stereo + mtercorn. Only $29,950 Newport at Victoria 64U811 !0pon Evenlnr) 4 Bedrooms 4 Bedrocms, 2 Baths, Built-in Kitchen, lil car girage. JM. l\1ACULATE. A BARGAIN! Only 116,500. 4 Bodrooms-2 laths ,,.,. H~."; =.;:a·b..iz.;:, . ' , , lhal is ~tlngton Booch -~ BAIRGAIN of the Monlh! IM· Fireplace. Below market! 1 4 BR TRIPLEX -MACULATE home wlth hi·lo HOME &42-4090 with thll ltrategic purcbue, 226'1' sq ft. Garden entrY with pile carpeting. Built-in kit· Vacant, comer R-2 lot, near separate family room, wet chen. Built-in vacuum clean-LG. SPLIT-LEVEL cul-de-markets I: beach, $2:1,500. bar & room for pool tah2.e, ... .,...m: "'""" SWJM. ... .. 2.llO " " w/hug• Burr Wh1"te Realtor modem ""''· kitchen with MING POOL. TERRIFIC lo. __.., .......,__ 1T't:" DRIVE rumPllS' room 4: formal din r -ting •-•, ,._,...te dhling tk>n $23500 NO DOWN Al't.> "~'"""'"'"" rm. One of a kind Mesa .... ,.....--..--ca ' ' • 646-T711 Opl!D E'vel. Verdi! loc. Bier. 546-5992 2901 Newport Blvd. room 4 bl&: BR.s + sewing Veta $1,«IO DOWN FHA. Cl B Newp<>rt Beach area, 3 baths. Luge fencOO rroo 0 DOWN FHA-VET. H1rbor HI. .. y EHhide Cost• Mesa m.«I> EVes: 673«169 lot, room for~· New car-- Large tamUy borne with lll!P' Close to_, .. __ 3 BR, ••-~~;;'~~~~:;;~I ~ ·-'oo ~.-. 3 ~ ·~ -..... $30,~ • •·" -"· . a.rate llvmg room, ~ ma + fain nn 1~ ba rooms U are king lize), apt&, drapes, ~ely i.00: 2200 SQ. 1t • ~ hr, 2%' ba, IT ll!ffDUEIBfll &..-11 .. nim with firtp1ace Frpl. le Family Rm. Dbl. -·-·--_,_.....,. ' llCPB'. $31.SOO -will conalder Ga • Pool .. -11..1 .. ~ dist c-ir ............ :hur.;t & v a_d covered patiG and beautiful· trade. .........,. &tG-8100 2629 Harbor Blvd. 1,y landscaped )18.lds. $29,9'50 MIZELL RealJ 548-D'.lli to Khl's ·'playground 1: 962-4471 54.'HMel °""' ·w9PM -1•% -city lib.°""" -"'-· Don't Call A St-to tho leach 546-2313 646-7171 Coate Mffo 1100 ELEGANT -condo. 3 A ~ect.,.-homo ,_ the lam-Open Ev... tee. BR., 1. lavtsb bathl. UNLESS YOU WANr ~·~ ....... -FANTASTIC mrr TRUE. Pooll, &'QH', etr. Fee land. e -cl homo l!y that n~ --~ li Sa 137 500 ~-~ .. .,= an ex.... ean =us ........ u ... .,. vts Assume exf9ting k>an a pay c , V'f"IJll:J: .,.,.............,. • plush carpell throughout for f\m, 5 good sized bed· Obl.y $144 per month 4: in-LUXURY Cclndom • Bluff&, 4 e marucured Jandscapin& rooms, 3'Ai baths, plus a eludes taxes • 5%<;4 In. BR, 3 BA. Must aell! Owner e 3 BR 2 baths pool table she family room. ternr:. ·FOUR J}EDROOMS, transf, $36,50(). Call Owner • 5%.% loan Easy to own. :sm.rioo, 10% 1" bathl, all b 1 t-1 n 1 , e.ves aft 5, 644.ooo!I. U you dG want, $15(0 dGwn down NeT.n Beach covered pa.tkt, fully '" i171 u•23 3 ~-led, lmmocula'•'" MOVE In! N"' new 4 BR., will do. Full prico fll.500; _..,. OPE1'J 'EN;:-l ·2 LOT ~. sp:rhjdera ,;;;t frpl., new cpu. nr. beach. Paul Jones R••lty TAX SHELTER & rear. A1eG will consider $28,000. Open weekl!lldll; 351 847-1266 Eves. 53.'.1-2Mi6 ~ 1:: ~ "',: ~ !:~-VA terms. CALL 62nd St. OWntt 67>-0l44 -rNCOME $550 COSTA 11i1ESA OITICE Ew """""1151 (open e v·e I) HARBOR HIGHLANDS 4-PLEX well loceted I: a real 2629 Hartxir Blvd. anp County property. · Htrttige Real Estate Ranch modem, 3 hup Bdnns mooey-maker. $5<XX> d ow n THE ~J EAL E.f::>TATER ~' TOTAL CASH to GI. 4 BR 2 baths, built-ins. Need! paint· ing. aose to school, shop- ping &: beach. Brashe1r Realty M7-8531 Eves: 839-1537 SWIM FREE Have Z 'Unbelievabl~ sharp hmnes w1tb heated pools! Cb:rice of 3 or 4 BRs, 2 baths. Why not really enjoy this·awnmer? LISTER REALTY 842-6633 &o.t Storage Are1 or room for YoUr trailer. Lov. ely corner 3 BR 2 bath + den. . HAFFDAL REALTY "Home to Match Income" 8740Wamer ~ BY owner 3 BR 1% bath. Aaume GI loan. HlJN. nNGTm ~ TR.ACT. $20,950 19301 Newbaven La 962-5252 PRICED For Quick Sale! 3 BR, 2 BA, crpts, ck'ps. frplc, patio, ne"Wly painted. See to believe! $23,300. Owner 9382 Nantucket Qr. 962-2912 ~ BDRM, fUlly carpeted, 21Ai C8l' gar, bkine:, pool llZ JGt, minimum O:nvn, i m m e d PGaeSs.ion. $23,850 525-7389. 3 BDRM, heated pool, walk- ing dist HB grammar &: hi 11ehl. Owner 536-6627. COLLEGE PARK 3 Bedroom Home -1 %. baths. BeeutUul yard· oo petL Pl! month on lease. , 67J...6568 Evenings I: \\'k.endll Costa Mua iioo $129 OPnON TG ~uy, 2 br - trlr storage, EasWde. 25f!6 ' SaJXa Ana,. 549-0035 $175, 3 BR, 1~ BA'I'm Ea.stside C~t& Mesa ~1657 646--'TOU LARGE 2 BR., fenced yard. Close tG shops. $110 Mo. ce.D.: (1) Tn--0142 Mui Verde .3110 JIM E. GREER S11 12TH STREET HUNTINGTON BEACH You are the winner ol 2 tickell to the FIREWORKS SPECTA6fLAR , at the ANAHEIM STADIUM On Ju1y 4th PleaSe call 642-5678, ext. m between 9 and l p.m to claim )'OUI' tlcket1. cN'mh County toll • free number 11 540-1220). 545-W91 Open till 9 PM ~ :i9 OFFICES l--~-.W"ow-,1'___ 2 be. Lowest price in area. will handle. AAA condition, BREATHTAKING liiifiii!iiiiiiiiiilllill Orangt<:buntyal.ar&al t BR home -onfy $21,150. HOME64l--t09o Allunlt.srented -oove~ $185: 3 BR. 2 Ba. booae, Yes, It'• truly breathlAldng-Immediate 1"ohn macnab Hdwd !loon, -lond· ========I cy ....... Ono 3 BR with Fountain Valley 1410 M ... Verde ..... Clomp. the view, that ii, from this .:aping & a great 5" % Joan Newport Hgtt. 1210 fl.replace· three 2 BR W\lts. carpeted A draped, Washer, buildilg site overlooking Occupancy CAMEO HIGHLANDS to just take over. Avail to Ma':c annt to see flCIW. LOVll.Y S Br. 2 Ba with dryer, refrlg-free?.er. Coon>. ~ r~~c:;.~~ ~ = ix!n!R&i:s ~ s:c;:i= 2~:,: 29l E. 111b St. ~ ~~~er w It r from= r~= boole , , ILOOdittM\l;@~pild· ~!m~~~a;:,: :.r:n:.1~~to.~ai:~ ~~ft darated, with 158' ot frnnt. street location near 000. contractGr. One-.J BR wtth ChUetre Realty 546-5811) hl&h lo ' FPi tio Or Brookhunt A utUui: 1ID Labre.OOr Dr. 54S-fi02T ~ aa alq the tauway. ~ Available July 1st Furnish-family room A: ooe-4 BR OP!t~ HOUSI ~~~~~~~~~I :ea pr on ~1!7 c,;..,:m; 962M71 M6-8100 Westminster ___ l_6_12_110WA St. Mesa Verde Atta, en °"""'" at "5,<lll. oo .., unrum;,h<d. 156,<lll with !unl!y room Bolh -SAT. & SUN. 2-6 BY o..n.,.292 Bow 11 n g parking. Pride or ownenhlp DUTCH HAVEN EXTRA BONUS 3 8R, llvln& """"· Fam College Rnlty 546-588'.I (Fumill.,.,OOedlR. EALTY ocean500 view. Pricfid at UI,· 9854 ContlMnt•I ~· 0>2D"'BA Pk. 3 BR llrl!&. Owner wants to aell It'1 not Dutch CJean but it ii , .,_,_, 3 BR home with fam-room, 1% bath-Fenced )Id. &: $43,500. Exoeileot HUNTINGTON BEA.at rain rm n,,K:. Elec now $25 900 CE. 4t BR. 2 ......,. ... ,, Water pd. $190 mo 5&38'15. lv1n Wells' 3400 Via Lido 673-8830 tenn avallable. ., ....., $1&-bit-Ins. $24,500 &idst1ng Joan oiAHAM REAL TY DU'IOI PRl il.Y room, fireplace, forced 3 BR New.st Mod C II f :fl" 2 8R, 1~ ba-, -119-•% -batba. mod•m klta-I< alrbeatln&,-built·tm . lli ba. Crpu, drpa, el • or , .-u at 519 :niA Pymt'1 CNMr NB Post C>mct) forced a.Ir beat. ,:b,ioo • &: • HUGE play room cover-Beaulif'lll 1.3.ndlcapina. •:.:,, ~;~:;"'"bardln, 3 ""c·; How 'Bout This $18,8001 642-123 •--Your $$ =Inc. Pl, .tax"' Ina. ...,.., dlmlt all otten. 'l'oy $50 Ing !he..,.,.""""""'"'·' =='=*"5f5.-432l====*=='I _. Contract ... Solid home, sound value! al l!!!!!!!!!!!!l!!!!l!!!!~!!!!!!!lllll .nt--SPlJT LEVll. total CXlll1: 11 )'OU are a qua\· .. Play pool. pin& poog orl" • I txlW fw Aug. bedroc:Jm, 2 baths. dining Costa Mesa and buy this~~~~ 934 SENATE Mediterrenean ttied Vet F.uy nlA termL whit-have-~· u~-11--. Newport IHch 3200 Clllftt> et.ion &: choG8e )lour area ror entertaining • co•· home. Near .....,,.-..:uai -· Immac 3 BR 2 Ba Ion cpta 1--"'-"""'Y· own OCllol's I: au,>eting. emi patiG for snmmer pert-Pool $26,800 llde, O:ista Meaa $%1,500. drps ff rcy ! BR 2 bl, spackm lMng LISTER REAL TY able at ODl;y $:2'7,000. NG AVAIL Aue lit, ror Unit fae- Ra, J. Wan}: Co., 646-1500 :\es, Mature dlade & fruit Beautiful )laJ"d. 3 bedrQGrnl, Otorp WUll.aouon, Rltr. Fenced ~en*Q!.le~:: room wlhla:h belmed cen. 1fl6l2 Beach Bl, HB 84z.tl633 doY.'n to vetenm or FHA Ing pool, Carpeta, drapea, 1'0R. SALE or EXa-tANGE trea }Ugh blOOk fence for hardwood floors, Pa& en. 673-4350 OPEN EVES. Walk to dis Best l>eeJ. in lnp, t:ncloeed deck. elect. $995 MOVE·IN terms. . "blt-ins, 2 car carport, S BR, Jor 0nmp (}My, or L.A. complete privacy. Unbee.t· clo6M-and. covered, A Must are.. Owner Ml.1st Sell $3),. dumb walttc", ~ electron.le No closing costs. 3 BR 2 bl.th, LISTE~ REAL TY 21Ai baths, $250 mG on leut. homt!. Fal.l>rook area. 1 ~ able at the price. 540-17:1). See. EveL 541-4091, WAN'llD 500 Terms. Open l.S. garaae doon. Cose to 80 :x JOO fencoed lot Jandlcap-lM12 Beach Bl. HB 842-6633 AVAILABLE NOW • "'"""'· 6 nn nncb ... TAllBELL 295S Harbor 19 OFFICFS tchooll. 137.B 642-m&, ecl, cupet., drnP"', tlect. . 2 8R, 2 Ba. cupou, -. ... 5 1111 g\icst or rental Orange Countya l..argl'lf: Rd1 Estate Sal•."*""· BY 'OWNER· $24,500, S br1 Mt-8905 built-in RAO, d1niJ'I& area. lefUna leech 1705 glt-ln1. $200moon le;aa.. t,_ +Ao " lnlll ....._ i,.. OCEANFRONT WHY~ <;,~,nuc ~ !': = :;,. ~ OPEN DAILY 1-6 Prtvate bath oft"::" BR Count E .. ry Stir ~ Beoch 'i:'.':;1,. Inc. OK. ~";,.,"':aw'"";: p:su;-sr;;: 40Bu:! 0-25 Y-In = trlr. Xlnt Joe. W. Gl C«rlpare ~ ;-:..Rr =~.: ....._ por and all the ~rln& Ji&hts >J'l5 W. Ba-Blvd .. NB JU:--~ ~-293E 171hS <napCOtmll' · 548.7ll3, 6Cl<7l21 """· nn. · lf '"""'City""°"· 3 8R N-New 3 IR una~ -~.-. · I. -e l'ull ... a -aft I · leYel, 3 pr. 3,000 aQ. -~ent Pano. • DAVIDSON R-. B~boa Reol Emate Co. Raducod Custom • ~ o!6ce WdJpa SHAl!P ft. °"""'" 8'dlt. ., dll.l Nr. Top 'O the We.id Family nn, opllt ·level, the ..... , 'lm E. BalbGa Blvd., Balboa A tantudc veJue in Newport • 'l'rtlnbts Jftll'alD a BR. t t., wttti htlh 54. «Ii E. 21.lt St. NB. MMm Cor brooki1urst " v;.~m u. nn w/wallt at gl&&i BluU1, $350 mo )'11.y leue. $11,950 "'!~~OO!ol~~·~l--0;;;;40~~~1 Beach.°"'°"' ...... heme .'"""'-FHA loan 1160 .... Clcoe CllmJM B<*E: I llr. '" 96i-44n liD<r lo-.. bll·lns. and Mrs. Harvey ~ 1 • + -M Jot. -CUTIE DUPLEX Wllh ,,,.. 2<lll "· 11. '"-ke • ---in. s. tide, Doyle.Wood 0o. ba.' .._pr, 'l:i' 1ot. Room UP FOR GRABS!! .., .,.....,. pat1oo, l'9,500. --to WW. """· I OYenin<d ba.uooma, Call --1W lo-,._or 5'1-1161 tor lrT pool, EZ llnanclntr. rnA OFTm. No COBI' LOii PADRES RI.TY, 8'11 Huntington laoch ' . Iii\ "9 -!18, C.1\1, llbaro I BR unit.. 8"'utµully 211 ba"", lamllY "'°"' and LIBRARY FOR DAD? SMALL Equl~ !eke ..,. reduced to-· 8Y owoer Better .,;.. """· ...._.... < Glenneyre St. Laaum lleacii : Ml• . -. .._ Jond""'ped """ ........ -flnolaces. J"" redvc.d C..,, IU.-..,, with tlreplaee • -3 BR 2 ball" S24 El Modena, 5f&.lll5< Br. 1% ba Flropl-. Ne" -"'=8833=·=~=== • ~c.ta. MMllM J.,..t lo< """"tlonnl bey. to 13:1.950. wetbar.•bedn>omo--k...S pa\lo. Non!tpt. AV.IJL-.Qllllla.a>I .,.,_ liltu. Color•d HAND~ SPECIAL! IUY Clll • .,L Call !or oppt. to""'· 121,500 .--"lllNG" 211 &IN. FOrmai dlnln&: -· MM2lll Br s ba. A I llir1>oaa VII t11o ................. 1>1,:iOO ftit<>lde-bu .... 11rt. ___ ., _::11~ PERRON REALTY CO. i'lfP..SnRlNG ""'°!aml!yroanwlth""' ~1nc~·!JApt~·~--~-~·:::·~·~-~.1 $1.Bdo!ro--.1n1 ,.-..,'-:1-o1ooy, -_,.. IBlh • 0-.. 6f2.177J • .... r plaoe lor the -I '"' 'Bii, Ill BA. lam .... ""'· .:: --RH""" .... hi/..... B. a c b • .. ---RE. •·:rv ' .. Vo'!. ...... 511~ -. ,., ~·~ 3 BR. • d I -..... w ...... ,, ••• ,,. l'W ....... $21,900 Owner -' Bo .... c-1211 ISl3 -Buena Parlt ..... _ • ... f 8R, 211 ba. 2 "">· I JT °"'• l bllc ldll, 5 mln nlk bch. lM DD mo to quaillledexec ..... mo • BR. 2 ba, ..... blt·bto, .... "' -back ,,..,, $225 mo litue. 10Ml hlO Pap Clrde llC--0910 , ~WOWiO-Delta Reel_,. -• · m ,...7211 ba, 22' Uvtnn. Bi t-In Ra . _ •• sw ~.., DIALdl:rtd 6'2-$71. °'8t'll! L ''ANYTIME" MESA 0e1 Ml.!' t11t P1ttldlo WAT'ERJ'ROft' t 11R i tiatbj SOCK rr TO 'JCM I o. Jtetrta. dlhwuber, ¥ - 0·1,.. -Olol* ,_Id. -llt ba<k ao4 'TilE QUICKEi! YOU CW.. Nfad a ~f $1110llO 3 BR, lamllJ room. _ .... 6 llool. $ilOllOO. $25,950. Mllaton Rlty 985 S. Wl!ltoe-ta! 1"-llttt Dam to the ~ 'rtqt TRE QUJCKER YOU SELL P1Dd tt with a trUd .. , ~ 5&6117 mt) &».mt aftft~ Whit• ~Jepbt.ntal Oune-•·11~ Olt HWJ. 49t-Om . SOCK rr TO 'EM1 ~~----~------- • • -----... ____________ __ . -............. -....... ~. -• •• -'f ... • ' • ,. Mondq, Joly 1. 1961 .. FUN FOR · THE FAMILY ·In the DAILY P.,LOT c;J.ASSIFllD •DI - '• Nw It --... ,-....... a.di"'"'~· iiicW""f t•iiOlfP., .... ., .......... ·:=·It ---lli-...,-- .A .......,._,If It-. ... MJ·M71. ntualue , ..__ t -~ I PM ..... ,_ 2 _.......... -·-H -fW A. • .A. '"'-",e. li)IU-llilil. • '!"J--.--li;lijirDQ. \I PILO,l"i fllc.; --, ' " >< ' RENTALS RENTALS :o.HALS Ho-Unfumlthocl Aph. Furnlthod Apt&. Unfurnllhod Huntlpttoil ... ~h 3400 ore,,.. County 4600 Cotti -.· 5100 $200/mo 3 BR boul<, bone BILL SEARS 1021 EL CAMINO DR. cona1. Recloo<>rated. Nr. 552 CR_ESS o.ue • BR. !150. a.,..,... Meadowl"rk Airport LAGUNA BEACH 1b1o -... • MT-1311 ' ...,,,,. MI "'I02 543-3481 Y~ are the winner of LJKE new 4 Bf, 2 Ba. unfum 2 t1ckcta to the $150; 2 BR., aee to apprec. *· BltDll· $185 mo. 6092 Like DeW. t>ri.aey. Yard Kai1er Dr. 8-. Bcb. FIREwpRK$ care. No ptta:; adults 646-6189. '47-1315 SPECTAtvt.AR ~ lit ' 1.!L~1t1to6* tsrABIJSHED vend l DI route H.B. area. Few bra. per month. Net cood return. ~t from $360. Call • II.Ill. V PllOT ·=.:~~'."'~: ~th~IM -~~o!:"'!· ~'g:''"' . .,~~, 81Mfllj---=7:i;.s. 1---= 1 BR.'"'"• carp., drps., elec. STADIUM Newport -h-5200 .,•Jt w ft. . . 90% lat TD~ to 111,500 ' . I Want? What!dya Got? bltns, ·1<p1, patio, am. yd., On Jul> 4th * T ~•ft. & .. 'l!'llll!l'll',,., SPE~IAL CLASSIFICATION POR N· 1!35Mo. 847-s.1o& Please can........,., ext. 229 "'Yearly a..-*·--1~· ... .,.,AVIM!ll!J!Jd,~ A AV 8:;J.\': =::,~g,,~,: NATU~~ iORN.!!'Al'PERS S1nt• An•_ 3610 :een ~ ~~-P~or: ~=~.::::::::.~250150• ..····lti· .~ ·,IS· . ~Mf." .. ~~1T71f!th_~St.~.c..~~~11043eaa. 1 ·11n11-T.!~.!....-s bucb BUILDERS own cu It om. C:lunty toll -free number ill 2 BR u-··-·········· ........ llVLEt -.. MUil tHClUoa . Dllll"D ...,., ~...... .... ....... • trlllt. --~ """ ..... .. " .... avail. 7/1. Nr. 1wY. in-~U20). 2 Bil Furn, ~ •• JOO .. ~vou• ._ """• ......, ..._, ""'' ., .,....,...,.. ·••-•··t achools & ...... TMINO flOlt SM.a -TllAOEI ONL YI ter ... -e • un i<1:w 1·ALS 3 BR Unllm, Lido • PHONE 642.$671 , collego, le lhody Y<t• Aph. Unfvrnl111od ' aa.-1 •·········· T• ,_'Your Trado<'1 ParadlM Ad . !:=..~21;rokuo C!oneral 5000 ::~~~~·~~~: ~~~"!*):CTACV~.:, ., . ·::~.:~= 4IncomeWl.ila09;t·2LstSt. OWNERbulBr.,famrm Laguna Beech 370S RENT ir • • • ABB ' OctOnview lot. Said f<r In°""" Meta. ....,.de fur ,1%'"" home In 1'a Me,., ' Burr White, R•allor ~ ~ ~ ... 11 f.,a. ; .... "4::. -17,900. Pa,able 1% pet ..... or """ deed& i.. San Diogo County. TRADE M 0 NA R'C H BAY AREA 3 Rooms Furniture ., C" . ~ ~ ~ ..... ~ -=.!'IQ .... l'tDldl. lncllldinc 8%. AD due ~e $402.50. Owner. tor same ID looal coutal • IJJVELY OCEAN v IE w. $25 Month 2901 Newport Blvd. ' ~ ..,..a.. * e: PU • ~.~ : l yrs 10% -aafely •54><'833• ..... ......,. ..... 3 BR " ''''" 2 BA. cyls, F1J1L OPl10N TO BUY Newport Beach JI-......., ...... JI-BT.A DJ:,....DI: .. •llf.a:!!.../flt • ...._ approx J.2% per >"• HA VE ll Un!ta, good .. eJ. -lJtELy ...,., 'beodl A:-:r:::.;.. No :t.r:.c:•·c. BA~s_:. BR, 2 ~ """i,:.t ! 'ilITT1llilr.lr1-:-r.1' ro • ·~·: :;:TDpaJable1%per :-.. :.·~:~.: ~~~tlnd Laguna Beach 3 BT. 2 Ba. Fumlture Rentals BA,' cv garage, Private .,..i I lie" UIJ.ll!JUJ!Jl!X.ilU · • 'mmlth~l.0%alld~ brook, Pawn• Valley, W.. home ...U _, 7 M 3481 'll'---·-· JI-···~ f ,.... °"'"'" ....Uent MIL or T Rltr. "2·7000. ,..J utate, ou, triller . , • 51 W.19th, C. • 548-pool, utilltiel furn., no pell, _. .._.., camper. 673«198. town & beach. $115 lllO· 1S61 W. LndD. An1un TJf-2800 ,...,1y leue. $400 mo. JI-~ ~ ~ ~ JI-OceaoWw lot. IO% di> ,fNEED ..-.,c1a ..,., 644-"'18 ... ~ ---~ '9<-1137 . . :::TALS Coat• -SJOO 36:..isr:·aa~:.';,.:':, JI--~~----·1 ·-~! ... . ANNOUNCEMINTS :..~~~ = :,.:w sA:::. L••••. Aph.'Fumlthocl HARBOR ~=i;o,..~·';:; -11r1nru,i;llal77l,hl-lfl·~~-and NOflCEs . ,_:"':'mi • ::;.,"'~':'~'..,~,'!\ Coot1 MOia 4100 518-0897, 67U1W ..._ RENTALS ESTATI B SS and p_,.i IFmo .., '400 HAvi:: Merlin, 16' Sid boot Owner. """"3, -· . NEW~ 2 DD 8 ro•~ -~1-1 witll so hp EWuuSe .... • , $25 Wk. Up GREENS a"""' f,';;''\V..,1.;;..,,;.,:. ·Apts. Unfvmhhlil Gener•I FINANCIAL ., ··:•~P~.·.~ ...,, _ _,,...._, ... , .. ~.::-.!!i.~~ ' -' • • Sllldio A Bach •P"· -1665 Irvtne -· ..,_ Rantals Wanted 5990 Commerclal ilOU. 1uo; Opp•o:tu"-6a llaiJy Pilot, 330 w. Bay st., ~~er travel ,trafler.· ..,...,. -~-•-tnclJltU• A e.:m. .Im'· --BAOl!UJR • • 0239 --_..;.,;.;. ~Meaa . ....... ___ :Jl!llAnabe,U.,""11..c_.J __ _J.._ •Maid Servke • 1V avail ......__ $100 3 nn.n._ .. ., -;--ba Busin~--woman needs IBr M-f"'."iliOOAUl. Income KITTEN blk A: wldl9 *-d. 34' Sedan CnUer (l!lJGJ. °*ta Meaa · .e New Cafe • Bar TJVlll ' .DVS\0.•"°3• • tbs. ,$1:eps 1IO un:fum A<M CK, N-, ...," mo. (tin be raised). ' HmE IS PROBABLY Planked hull WW d 2376 N.............t Blvd· 548.9755 Incl. util.. bay.$200mootti,yearly. "--··d"I M H··~Bch· "'"" ..... ·~ooo Pm'· Kw _._ M,._.., -vicGemeqF.V.Parklna:lot. . tta e; ~'==;.:".:,;;.:"~O':-'"'<-:i:'::::-= 1 • 2 • S BDRM. 601 CJ.ubhrule Rd. 642-lllS ...... ~ e ar, unt 19'. .a.u ....,-, . ~ -·riu; .....,... 988-2510 eve1. -er TD,.cleer lots and poa- 2BDR apt nice&: clemn, l"IC1i .--Tft .... " .......... mu. <--6'!5-lQi9) or l.guna. To $100 mo. Gar mo Ind Taxes •• 3 yrs UNl'--'UI d:ll.Y small boeta. cleaned. Also 1 bl' redec. .ii un.i.' u''"' un..' .,.~ ... "'· or ca.rpcrt necessary, prepaid J;mi fOO,«K>. 673-4521 .,. ST. Bernard found in Corona (714) 548-U9'l/548-5039 very nice· ,pose to Fair-H~ Poo1I. O:lild ~ DEUJl[E 8ayfrmt 2· BR. 2 642-0096 atfer 5 p.m. (Mary) . FRANCHISE del Mar. Ple&ie ca Ii HAVE _,,,000 wm1b ol S48-04 Cimter, Adj. to Sboppln&-Be.. pool. Slip avail. $300 ~ OPPORTUNlTY 673-5876 .ask for Nancy. .., .. grounds. Z1 . No pets allowed MC: Realtor 675-28J5 ADULT' Looking tor hoaee or lndustrl11I R1nt1I 6090 EVER OFFER.ED. FOUND male miniature poo-itock In No. callf ,land $94.50; 1 BR. fum., util. paid. 2'100 PeterlOG Wai. at Hl1'-& pt., p refe r w I yd. dl Owner U9I: I"-.. "'• ~· wW tn¥fe all or. part Quiet. Near etores. Adults. bor •Adami, o.ta Mesa. YRLY 3 Br. 2 Ba crpts, drps, However? Havedog673-252T e.. m ""'....u..r•, for So c.llf land or lrfcome 1985 Pomona. 548-07'28 5'6-o3'l0 frplc:-Nr ocean &: ihopptng NEW P 0 RT B ~ a1 c bk, No experlen~ neceaary and 897-1298 • prop. John 8iacJc 546-91.Jl ctr UX1 mo 646.5800 R to R t 5995 worklhop/.ton.gt: b' o c it'•...-to men and WOIMll FOUND ~ • whlte ......... -._ NASSAU PALMS 1-2 BR . . ooms r tn -r~-.. ..,, • ~ EQUITY oC U:.0: '59 VOL- $135-$145. Pool MODERN••. CONM clel Mir ~ty""':. =. 1~: :w~=:i.:~ ~for.-1!'_~~~'!1!:.Vic. VOC'I'w11end-'Xlntcond) E 22nd St 60-3645 5250 RM. wlkit .. prtv.; nr. occ, ..... ""'" ,_ ... ~ Will tr.de tor 1dnd of 1TI . ••BRAND NEW! ,....,. man. No mnokmg. avaU.1teu.callco11ect>U' _.,.......,......,.,BLACKandtanmal>dog,.., M<mlRCYCLE°'."536-,.,.. ~ $125-Loveiy,largelBdnn. Lu . A.I 561341J Or 535-5757 Ml-ll68owner. In aales, manaaement arid erownv-n-·Parkw·•> 548-SSTI 1 &. 2 Bdrm1 ., PRIV. BaO!, kltm. jJ'iv. 19th ready ... • grand openlDf ....,.. time • • • CLEAR -4 Unitl furn. Ooeen view, % blk. 'Npt, pler, best rental area. $58,-· · 500 take am. hie in. trade. :lXlfi'Ai Court ANe., m627 XI UNIT Motel Excbanae f~ Aptl, er larger Motel. ' Fortin Co 110.l Wealelifl·lll\ 642-500) MS-2576 • LEASED Cornmerda!. Ex; CHANGE for Units. FortbJ Co. 1703 Westclitt Dr, 60 5000, 543-0390. I trailer. Ul W. Wil..9cG XUl'IOUl l"'f' S. ' ~· _ •Y boakkeep"'8, , and you CM be -;, ' no UIPter' C.U. apin any- .., l>N• • Pl...ml& area. Lady Lota 6100 · -·., ~ ~··-• ~••ob $80 MONTH; nice 1-BR. From$lllmo. ooly.$ti0Montb548-3349 inDthl.n··two•eeU ~~ .... -:11W1L1111&t~ * * * * trallec. N•" ...,... 1ll E. Avail latwi<otJuly Nl:lll VlfW LOTS lnternotlOftoi : -·Crown Point HOIPea, * * ' • 16th st .• c.M. 612-1265 Fully ~ • -1 • 2°"8n.n:;:·~~u-•·-Misc. Rantola -5999 VUAn Y anlago Fair Lag Niguel, .,.._ EM S All Built 1n1 • • ~· • '"~" , well m_. and well -.I> FEMALE Sealpolnt S1anieae ,ANNOUN~ INT N•wport lffch 4200 Adulb only. No pets ~ fl.50 mo. Frplci I PrV S'J'ORAGE epace for rent 80 x 135 level •••··· $24,500 lished tor ita Yar'dlll.&e lhawl cat; "exipectant." Call a: •nd NOTICES ------ St:M:v1t..C OllitCCTORY ' O>mplete privacy! Patios I Pools. Tennis. Ct» Comm. area. 17Xl2' It 9xU; 80 x 120 level •••••• $17,000 from New York to Honolulu, identify. 546-3866 ~-llulldtn 65?! Ste Vift tnfl Bid& I hole PutV ~646-6440 70 x 101 ............ $10,0X> ta now aUerinC tranch111ett Annovnc1ments -641.D REMODEL. reP.alr1 , "'Yearly ~ YeM a G'""· ' REAL ESTATE u.,.,.......,.. util. teim• an-ty to open aper-pl mb' • 1 Bdnn Unlurn •••••••• $1l5 l14 A--.lo St., c.~. BOO Sea Lano, O!M 644-2611 R Nattre5' Rltr. '42-1485 manent retalht ... tn ---Loll 6401 eo.t'Heciltli Club u ... paJnllng, ...... U-•·-150 Manager * 00-_,.. CMacArthur nr. Coast Hwy) Gtner!111 . ti with~·-. . .earpentry, relid., commerc. 1 Bdrm ........... ••• ••••• ,onY la on tAW! famoul com-SM brown daddhund mix. Ha1pltaltty ts Our Mono room add.,nn.. 615-!l31 2 BR Uotuni ••••.••••• JJJ SILVER lnconw property) 6000 60xl0 OC.anf • Lot paey. AN "Mln" 1 blind"'" Vic FREE SAUNA WITH ·-2 BR Furn. -w .. »J Lido l1le 5351 (Balboa Penlnlulal Tlrna 11 • ' Olli l Dover. Reward. SWEDISH MAS.SAG" Ca-nterl-6590_ Unlum Lido 1748 E. Oceanfront Street of tho ~ kd 10 11 ~-=·"'.'.:•-::-_.··•'"-::-:-="'"'I 3 B~ayfront ·........... 250 GATE SPACIOUS 2 bd'• den. 1% NEW INDUSTRIAL Sell or trade The-=:...;. b :./24 male Seal Point v&,;;.,."'10 .:I: REPAIRS* ALTERATIO 3 BR Furn • •.••. .•• .•• 325 b&. erptl. drapes, adttlts no Choice Santa Ana location. 531...o.'m forthcoming. Fer a cub in· Stametr, vie W&mft' I: 132 E. 18th St. l4UOOO CABINE"l'S. ArG' rize ;Job. LEASE/OPTION' Apartments -. riss.,673.""2. Leu.d 2 tenant bulldlnga. ..-ol $15,000to125,. -uds, HB Reward 23,,.,, """''·, ~ 3 BR, Npt Shores •.•••••. 250 WiU return a speMable of PRIME comer JoL 30th I: OXI, qualltled penom can lf1-630I Funtr•ll 6412 CARPENTERING WORK.~ B Wh'f R II ~untl'!flon Beach 5400 9,7% .., equity a""' ,.,.. Balboa Blvd. NB. 4 ad· open the &or to a -tlal· , Patloa, allding &lw docn "" urr 1e, ea or I Bdrm .Apt rl ldn•71'% loan.Fullpnee joining lobo, ,,,.,... R-2. Jyhl(bly.pro~table-eu$.27, ,.. ..... , trt-color wmMINSTER _1talled. * 51&-78r! DIJC. Wate-ront apt.; 2 BR. $$,OXI. For information $110,00J cub:. 6'1U631 after tor them.selves but not by Gemian Sbephl!rd,' V 1 c · ~.~;i.!",;'; ~~",:;=~!':,"~ i.,8!~, !rp::mA:. \~"!'· pleue call K W. Small with 7 pm ' them.elves, .i..Jing -Magnolla " lrV\ne. Reward. MEMORIAL PARK • •=~ ~..::::.."'. • 675-4630 981 El Cimino 59'l-59li3 Aft. 5:30, anytime Eckhoff &. Anoe., Inc. PARTIA:L Ocean vtew; Cor· fabrics from lll'Olml! the 642-nG Mortuary a C.metery e RepaJn: e Reu! l.f6.9583 l:::::::;~~~~;=ll!!~~.:.~=~= wknd:s 1818 W. Chapman Ave. onA del Mar. (])oice o'lize world. LG. Blk. dog/White streak 1 .... fu Apt. #1 Cost1 Meu , . Orange, Callt lot NOT leattbold. Lovely For a penona1 interview on chfft._lA No. 33.tr. 3ut Comp..-re M~lll .I Wlll lWE 3 Bft. 2i,9 Ba, Condo. Dbl Sfl-2621, Eves-wkndi 538-5971 trees. 673•2010 Realtor. phone Mr. Jim Oftna 546-lJncoln w.,. CM 5t&-4075 from $245 Ctmtnt, ConcNl9 6600 ,, ~=:a ~ auM1:~ ~ ;:oo Pla:J area. ' LAGUNA View lot, $7900, 4&17. Re_ward! Yr. old blk. brwn C=·~Jo°" CONCRETE. blol*, ~ilh 1ng peece & quiet. t.:GE immac 2 bdr blt~ 8usln ... Rental 6()60 %down. MUsr SELL. E1t1bll1hed DObmlwt Pinc~er. Malt Ind.odes Endownient care ~~~ :~ A Discriminative Tenets , ___ .. • ..... , · '94-W748 « 496-9326 Aid. to TecrQ". CB1l 536-8611 Eva-ytblnc tn OH 'beluWul ==c=--=-=-'="~-l 2 & 3 BDRM API'S. c~ ~· .....wts, no pea. 1300 SQ. Ft. Retail ltore for WOR'lll MUCH MORE M-l Y1nl1199 Stor• · pla lelt COit.. FL 0 0 RS-Walkl-Patio9 It POO, L. NO CHIU>. REN. 2321 Eltr1da 53&6978 1eMe in Laeuna Beach wbo wet to Increase their P,rton1l1 6405 N ~~h1 Expoeed Roe,· Q. Exper·t ========I downt lhopplng lot on Piecmti•. Price volume, Pl'Oftt. UIOl'tm.tht -o ..-~ .... -am. MArtTINl9UE Sunoot Beach 54S5 30c per'"';. -locatia> :;,; $18,000. 6T3-4521 <.....,.) and Image .,. &tao !nvlted XNL T INVESTMENT 1'801 Bead>. w-..i.. WorlanU>&hlp. -14 , GARDEN Am.. F"""" Ave .• or call • 6150 tojoliltbla-organJz-Bad!elor "' Bacrelorette 531·1'12!1 ~1421 ~::t:!."'!:"· ADULTS ONLY July. Aug. ·.Sept. FURNISHED APT. 2 BEDROOMS -2 BATHS Waterfront/Loe BOAT SLIPS Cllonnel Reef 2S2S OcHn Blvd., CdM 673-1788 Nice 2 Br. Hail root f94..8513. Will remodel to R1nch11 ation and enjoy the benefits wanted' tor partner tn 30' -IL STUruCK 54W615 , 18th a: Smnta An.I, C.M. garden. 'iii blk beach. IUit lessee. at tbit aU>Ciatian u ''Cuttn Ria" s.llboat. 1 of Aute Tr11nsport 6445 -''="=""'"'==-""''-! Call Mn. Hendenon 6lhl6l2 $150 * 59'MOl3 COW RANCH fnnclUe. Newport'• moot octtve .,. _ CWl'OM PATl<ll • • 1m Santa Ana, Apt 113, C.M. Legunl IHch 5705. MEDICAL or Profeuional l ,OIO AcrH of "8udfulo DOfth.. f boats. Wu u Enaenada NEED rlde to I: from work. Bkd wa.llJ. Allo c.x:mcs:• AVAIL. July 13Ch; 2 BR., =::.::.:..;=;:::;.. _ _.::;.::1 SWte In~. 74147 E. mt Ca1Uom1a n.ndl land CANDY SUPPLY ROUTE nceentry.MarlnelUl'W!Yed Vkoc~~u:.~ sawtnc•mnovaLIM2-l010. J'!'!!"!'!!"!'!!"!'!!"!'!!"!'!!"!'!~: J new cpta:., drapes; bMns. LOVELY 2 br 2 ba view apt Chapman. Approx. 25c per with one mile cf hlahWaY PART OR 1'UlJ. TDm Can be tef!ll .::ew And:: to , LicenHcl ~ QUll1ity 1N;;.;•;.w;,;'f'O.;.rt'-'-llvtt-'-":.::...--'4"'21'-'0' I ~ m pets. $l 2 5' n~th:-~~ ateps. Lae ~e~tiitr~ ~ Sq. =· ~~bu an: ~ ~= ~~ m: ·~• ~ N!!°"S: ut L..,I Notlcn 6450 CfmeDt work. SINGLE Apt, OCEAN VlEW, 2BDRM.Cpts., «pm, bltns, Rent1i1t Wanted 5990 ene.li'.rP waterbnle. Fenced ~ °4~r a,ted :s~ Gfllette er ed 6'B-I Will not be iupondble fer Chlld CllN ,6.flO utilities paid, flO mo 2 dlldm OK. SlJ5 mo. Offke Rental 6070 A: ·croa-fenced. Priced at $95 .. and Na-INTER.E31' any debts tiber' than my SPEClAL Summer PIO'~ ~ ~ HAIRDREW:R would like per w:ri. Fol nxft infonna-!~ ~ ~ac;s~ i:: ~oftDINAIRE OMl. Mn. Gecqe Gtllther, Hot b&lanced ~ macb: Belboll 4300 3BR.28a.,den,blbU1,carp., to m'lt a booth in beauty LAGUNA, BEACH ~p-!e~: all Gkm Weekly Wort '(Day or For DJarim.lnat1na Couplet Jr. StateUc.21iito6)'J't.7am- I--------drapes; garage, patio. $170. Mkm in Hunttn1tto11 Bch Desk sp11cd evaili.ble In E kh-ff • •·--· I Eva), No SelIJnr. 1875 er stnglN! Parnes. trips. 6 pm. S18 Week. OaW. 548-8273 After 6 PM, area. M7-211N newest f)fftC'I buildina at c o • -., nc. $3400 CMtt l\toquittd. F outmp. CWiiinal a: unique. Germ11n & ' Tutorlnt Mc:mtellorl ScbooZt, ~ N. N:i!t.~··:.ebdlmJ,: CLEAN 2 bdr blt·inl. New WANTTorentprage, lor2 =-~~awn= .lBl.8 ~~Ave. Pf'l'IOOIJ Intervietr, Send ' THE GROUP 6490 Santa Ana, .C.M.. M6-!'108. ~ « wi<l1 ~ $100/wk. ......... Adul,. ~ mo. Car: Coot& Meaa, Newport tiooed. cupeted. beantiful 511-2621. Ev,...;....,s, saMm Nome, -Incl Phoae (714) -(213) OL 7.a.I FRANCIS W. NASH ContrHton 6620 1_,;;rn-4~358~=====,.:_:La;:undry:;:·;5<1::,,·1'Z=·===;:;:-'.';Are"=a.=~==':;:· ====;~i-1ec! partl-. Two ~~:'. W!Bi'EM -rr->< .... Avallablo JOO E. COAST HWY. 1-'--"''""'"-""''---"=1 Huntlnvtoft Beach 3400Huntlngton -h 3400 Huntll!tfon Beach 3400 :'!.':'.:::.. ·::: ~ AcrHga 6200 , ~~A~. lfAP!'Y Bllmll>AY, N~::'J;.8~CH e R~ ~S e Sol•• a SITnplc Scnmbl•d Wori!Pu=lcforaChucklc •RoOlom,.. -af lfla four .:rombl.d ~ be-low to form foui lil'!Plit ... ILUGTIL I _l'llfl_ per montb tar 1p1a. Add lll Acn!I. So. CllifondL $8 COVINA, CA.IF. 9172% DC»fflA You are the winner aC FamDy rooms. ldtcbea « 15 tar desk and cbalra. Add -.i; 18 per.,., 1115 Full . GOLDEN FIREWORKS unllL Slnrle """" "' 2; $10 ... --boars "!" ,.ice, L. s~ !06 W. OPPORTUNITY wn:...,....""1>.IQSS!ll SPECTACULAR piano cuotom -, -aenlce. All lllilltiH 3n1 St., L.A. 213, lllU1lll Col>! mlnlD& .....,.m1ty In • ·-r llU. ,,. at the estlmat" 6 layout, - _paid eaeept i-. 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' • . · DAD·Y PILOT EDITOBIAL PAGE • • • JJ\n-Insult .·fo_ :Police • .. • "Police malpracUce" ls not a~retty pbra&e. It ii euy to see how the tmn could downr!Jhl Ir· rltattng to a: profealioaal policem ho II auumed to be guilty of such "malpractlce"]uit because be wears a uniform. SUch 11 the tactical ml&take made Jut week by tho local. chapter of the American Clvll LlberUe1 Union. Jn effect. the ACLU said police malpracUce needs in- vestlgaUng and asked for 1upport of an lnvesUgativo group. It tint came In the form of lnvltatlQn& malled to cer- ' taln Orange Coast re&idenll utlng them to &Upport a ''police malpractiC4JI center' and to attend a social affair ' to help tlni\nce lt. Generally. it wu explaloed, the center would serve as an informaUon-gatherlng and ad· vice-giving headquarters. A press release received a few days later' modified the tiUe. Instead of being a •1ma1Ptractice" center, the headquarters was tennecl a police 'praCtice" center. If that cll&tlncUon had been made from lhe begin- ning,. perhaps law enfo»ement agenclea along .the Orange Cout wouldn't have been too disturbed. But by Ill pre1umptlve UUe -'-police mlilpract(ce -one coold infer only that police are &0mehow already cuUty ·of violaUng rights, or of illegal sean:b and seizure, or of some other misuse of their powers. -· The DAILY PILOT does not favor police review ' boards. They funcUon as official parts of ~overnment by providing clvilia9-0verseeing of police department ac~ tioos and tug_ctions. Unless police departments are ob- viously guilty of gross misconduct or Tights viol~lions. it is our belief that professional . polict,-.are best governed by other professional policemen. · The ACLU.Center would have no official status, so it would not be an official police review .board. It would, if we understand jts 1ponsors Correctly, serve as a gather .. ing place for complaints agaiDst police and as an advice-dispenser for persons wbo may have encounters with the law. . It also, the ACLU assures us, would solicit com· mendaUona I! 1J>e1 art In order. Nooethelus, it 11 a poll~ review boanl o( 1ol11, even without oUlclal 1tatuJ. And It 1a not be)'Wld ill undontandlnc wlay the ACLU would be Interested In thll lleld. lncldenla iJ>. volvlnC lherltt'a. olllcors, nuc0Uc1 officers anil policemen In several raldo In coa&tal elite& In lhf put year have given rlie to &0m; concern about police j>Ollcy and pracUce. Rilht now, we do not believe any IWid of revtaw group I& needed. Maybe one 11 and maybe one Isn't. Potlulps that Will be demollllratecl In WHts to come. · What weare more concerned about II the AOLU'1 In- itial conchaaton that ''police malpractice" fJ present and requlreo acUco. It 11 a culilf-untll·provecl·1DDOCen~as- 1umpUon that dc>eJ no crt<llt to the ACLU and W 1orvea the cause of goOd law enforcement. ' Hard-Headed Partnership. Dafld L. Jam11 had a HtUe confession to make last Thur1~y at an Orange County Chamber of Commerce luncheon honprlng coonty government. Al IDfD&ger of a . major naUonal accoonUnc firm'• .orance County opera- tions, he bad been In the group which, fl!•· ;roan ago demanded a '2 mlllion slub In the county i.aaiet -and got it. "The action made headlines and not much elae '' he said. "Supervllor Bill Pbilllp& pleaded with UI to study . county problems. So we started doing our homework. We began to realize the &lgnlllcance of budget Items;" Wh'!I he wu 1ay1J11 wu that good government and tu cuts are not 1ynonynou1. Today, the busine11 community and the supenolson are In a hard·heaclecl partnership, u they sboold be - with dilagnements only on mechanics, not huic prin- ciple&. Moral: Not only school children should be dWgent about dolhg their homework • .. , I . ,,.. • - Peace Cu lt's Dear 'Gloo_!!ly .bus:-·· A We9 to Feel• Utt'ie More S14fe • er-mee-·-~--11.' ----... -· ·---· To-the Nation -t - I wonder what O~ange County's "' . ~ •, .. ' . '~ ,. ~~: '\!./-,... No creatu di11ervlce bas been done the United States than that contributed by the peace cult wblcb lnl1rta that all that denies peace to a weary world ii the u. s~ presence in Southeut Asia. Immediate withdrawal and a pledge that never again will U. S. power be involved there, or elsewhere, would create Utopia. Meanwhile, Malaysia, which 11 in Southeast Alu. ts )leglnning to lllr w1Ut violence. '11ie British are scaling down already small garritODJ • and naval forces . The British spent 10 long years putting _,, guetTiJla Com· munilt forces there after 19'5. Recently there wu a violent flare-up by remnant! of thue old forces. Tbe Soviets are ~ade and use of the Britta tea· s with Ma1aysl8. (The Br! h dep le this year or early next). There alJo have been polite inquiries in Singapore. PRESENCE OF A substantiel Soviet fleet ln the Mediterranean is no longer . Jlews. Frequent showing of the flag in the Indian Ocean has become com· monplace. Discreet discussions with Malta for use of the modem facilities there. soon to be deserted by Britain, are being kept alive. Russia's realism continues to be made public. She ls acutely aware of China's presence on her 10 n g Southeastern borders . Neither Russia nor the rest of what we hoperully call our modern world, has any real e,on· cept of what a strong Chinese state would mean. (U. S. confrontation with Chinese land and air forces in Korea is the only military statistic in the record). What a viable , nuclear-armed China would mean lo the world, or merely to her sphere of that world, is aaslftdly an enigma. Indeed, none knows what our world would be hke H, out of the present in· ternal chaos in China there should emerge a governing force and policy that would joln with the Soviets. CERTAINLY, WE see by the steadi· ly growing Soviet fleet 1trength, and the probing for naval bases In Sen. John G. "Machine Gun" SchmitJ11 position on gun con· lrol Jetill8tlon would be II It had been Walter Knott who waa usasslnated? -K. 0 . P. TNli ............ L,...... w-. .. •1 'THIF ..... " .. -····· ._. ,....,.. ........ ....., ........ ,... 'Southeast Alia, lhe Indian Ocean, and the Middle East, that RuaaJ.a knows she muit be prepared to involve heraeli in the non-Western naUons when -and U -ber Pflit1cal or na· tional aecurity intereab are directly or indirecily involved. It is not a very wise or intellectually honest American who pledgea "no more distant involvement!" when that American does not know what the future power demands will be. After the Second World War the Soviet! finally began to apply a lesson never nally learned by former governme.nts in Moscow -the necessity for a navy, including a strong submarine force. · . WE SEE BOW sensitive the Soviets are to the eastern border -across which for centuries have come so many j.nvading armies and 10 much devutation of property and death. The Russians have a fear . both real and psycbological, implaDted by centuries of disaster!. The small border states, par1.icularly Poland, are kept 1ubaer- vlent and in check. On the west we eee today's quick reaction to fear that the Czechs and Germans might become centers or danger. The United Stater has weapons to destroy Russia. The soviets: have weapons to destroy the United States. The Chinese have developed the first stages of a nuclear anenaL France has done the same. It is an unhappy h.ct that military power developments We the most significant "international relationa: problems" of our time. We will con· struct no Utoplu in the foreseeable future . 'l'he peace cult oversimplification is both false and dangerous. Wh y Do Hot els Do It? l'boapto al Large : Why do botelJ spend so many mllUoftl for furnishlnga and services and. the latest appointments, and thel'I ~ IUCb llD'ly and incompetent peo· pie to deal with guests at the front duk, trbere the most important lm· prenlon b made? ••• The worst thing that happens to cbUdren, u they grow older, la that at llnt they listen with their IOUll, but tlloy lwl IO macb static from the adult -14 that pretty IOOO they ere limn· lnl OJll) with fbetr ear4rum.1, ll at all. • • • ' The American Revolution be1an largely as a rebellion against the whole 11war-sy1tem" of Europe with it.I "1tandin1 armies": and the 'trony is that we have now had compulsory military service, and a draft, for the lut J> years. • • • It ls technology, more than ideology thAt baa 11hupened the race probleni in Amerlca, for the ~bnolopcal revolutton has rendered menial labor !uperfiuous, bqt!t on the farm and in the factory , and the Negro II therero.- no loneu a prodtable item for u- ploltation, u be bas been for SG lone in Ille puL • • • If )'OU aim delibor11ttly a I ~uadlll( otller1 that you poua11 'lntecrtt1': 10• will cer1ainly fall, for the very aU.mpt to (Ive that Im· pre•-I• a mer' of doub~ etlller of wuroel/ or of the ..... Uai virtue of 1'JatlJtft.7. u I Re_ad~_rs _Answ__er ·pro£nn -~ -·- so man11-detaifed letttrs Otl both aidta of the oun control iliuc have been publilhed in Mailbo% the& the lettera on that aubjcct todCu Aot:le been 1hortmed to pre1ent otll11 the esacncc of tilt IDrittr'.t vitwa. -Editor Tq,tha'Editor: The Mailbox of June 25 (in which en! ti-gun law letter• were published), wu very tboueh~Provot1n1. There were many f1,1w1 in the reasonln1 of all the letters printed, but there 1eem to be three glaring milconceptlons of what tighter I"" refU}aUon1 would mean: I. That the eovermnent II try1n1 to take away our pa (dlurm w:). Not so. The pnnimat wants m8"1y to have 11111 registered. bot conftltated. There would be tighter r11t:rlctioa1 on who could obtoln them, lherthy H· cludinf ex-convicb:, minors and thole with a hlatory of mental illness or in· • stsblllty. !. THAT AMERICA would be rMdy for Communl!t tate-over. The tbinklng hete II probably derived from the "lesson" of World War 'n when HiUer Invaded Denmark and Norway (two countriea which required RUD reglstra· tloo) and CUlflsc-all reflrter.ct firearms~· thua leaving the people deftmeless. It ia absurd to equate phy!lcal and mllitery 1tret!(th1 and positlona of the United State& In 1168 with Scandinavia In WW II. Ally direct confrontation 'between the U. S. and the Communist enemy, to be half-way sueceaaful, would have to be by aerial assault, rather than by lind, and mOJt probably a revolver isn't going to do much good against a balll!tic missile. 3. THAT SINCE guns would have to be , registered, why not knives, ~seball ball, and all other ••c1eadly" weapons -the nut loelcal step in the lhinkin1 of some people. It hardly seems likely that Lee Harvey Oswald could bave bit John Kennedy with a knife from the book depository bullcllnC, or thal the auulln of Rob· ert Kenhecly .could havt killed him with a llnlfe or ~ bat with all thooepeopiearoundblm. Granted, violence would n o t necessarily stop U guns were more tightly controlled, but wouldn't you feel a little bit more laft knowing that at least the effort wu beln& made to keep guns out of the bandl of thoat who abuae them, rather than allowing anyone whp 10 detlre•, for whatever Deer Georae: These ate auch teme times that tt seema I neYW baVe Ume to wort: out my main pr.oblem which II -oops, I didn't realize it was 10 late.I RUSHED Dear Ruohed : · AlthOUCb you didn't "have- Ume" tG finb:h )'OQI' letter, it i.S obvioul to me tbet .you have become a victim ot the senseless hurry-lturry of modam 1oclety. w h at II .. Important th•I )'OU caonot ftnd time to relu? Is It real~ "too late" or -HEY,. YOU !IE RIGRTI !'VE WOllX· ED EIGHT MINUTES OVERTIME! Seod '°"' problama to °"'"'I• -be'• llct cl WWT1lnC al>out bls own.) • CONJ'IOENTIAL TO BEN· NE'IT CERF: Stop. l"ft heard II. • nason, to purchase and use a gun? The answer nema obvious. MR, le MRS. CllAllLES GALLO Stllfer P ftlaltles To the Editor: I'm d'aid our legialatora are deludinca. themselvea as well u tbe public U they b.-tly feel that tile OD· ly -to Ibo current tr...i of Wolence willJln tbi& country II lltlffer gun cootn:il laws. I fall to see how merely regl.stering firearms is going to .top anyUthlg. ' OUR YOUNG people are growing up tbday, and have beerl for several years now, lf!eiDe violence all around them. They ... bewspaper and televlllon plctur.. of rlollog, looting, ~ldlllnt. They oee pictures of people welktoc out of -burning and demolilhed places of. business, their arms loaded down with m<ttbandi>e and oo~one ettemptins W &top them, or no pun!Obment comJug about al a later date... . It It llD"f -oor young peOIJie reach adulthood willl the attitude that "anything goes," and in tne case of the more wrtable individual, an st· titude that: "U you don't like a man or what be tlllDda for, kil him." -' People In thil country oo longer retpeet law enfcrcement because they no longer need. to fear it· And fear and respect ·are so cl<Jlely akin that you oimply can't have one 1rithoul tho -· WALTER W. KORTKAMP JR. 0.1t !Ate• WW Help To the Editor: I think all firearms should be regiatered, gun owners should be liceJlled, there should be several weeks ' waiting time before you 1et your gun, and mail-order flrearms must be outlawed. Comparln( the danpn of cum. knl .. s. and autombblles, the I"" Is the only Item ...-10ie purpose 1il manufacture ii kllllnf, and tbat11 what put.I tt in a class by itself. l would agree that criminals are not 11 likely to reeister their firearm•, but by m~g noncompliance illegal, you would have a chance to prosecute them before they actually use their CUD• on you. OTHERWISE, there ls no quesUon that 11111 la'lll will help. Since it'• usually a relaUve who does you in anyway, it J.a pretty senseless to have 10 m&n)' cum available that ldllln( you J.a a anap. One thlnt Ullt 11 cerlltn1y more characterlstle of this country than of o.thers la the glorlOcatlon in fiction and sematlonaliitn of war and · violence. Tali about obscenity -there it la iD lta: most natural atate. One hiding place of a few -lo with too much _. II the Second AmendmeoL It 1tataa tbat the mllltla . bas a right to.Mar anna. ,_ few people have cut off tbl "mDIUa" put from their quotatlonl of the Second Amendmen~ maklnC It loot lite the ..,_clllf.i.:lllen W-UI ta IOttie oar co• Dodp aty •!Jlt. lleln& that that amOaclment Is ID ------- warped and misused noW, I question the usefulness of that amendment in the first place. -PETE ENGLANDER ' Far the Bi r ds To the Editor: ThJ.s. gun control act everyone ii trying to get is for the blrda. I have purchUJ!d a hand gun in the past, just for the target practice on our deserts and unpopulated areas. I decided to sell it, but when I sold it I made aure the buyer signed a slip of paper saying he bought it. But under California regWratlon I am still the legal registered owner. This party who bought the hand gun, according to · the police, does not have 'to re--register the gun in his or her name. That is not right. I now will have to keep this note until I die because I have to have proof of wbo bought it. Under stiller registration laws, U a person sells a hand gun, the buyer would first have to r~register the gun before be could take it That way, tbe police could investigate the person and see if he is a crook or not. It could go so far as to hive a doctor's certificate slating whether or not this buyer is sane enough. That way mentally deranged persom could not get a band gun so easy. H. L. ENGLE Rights t o P r o tect To the Editor : In response to J. F.'s question in Gloomy Gus, June 17: ( J. F. asked, "Who ruru thU coun. trv, anywa~? The vaat majoritv of the people or the National Rifle As· sociation?-Editor) ' . -He will find out very aoon who 'runs the country, once all the ciUzens' rights are taken away. Our fprefathers gave every American these riihts so we could always be a free country, and the rights to protect and keep this America a free country. Once the dictatorship minds and the criminal aspects of the trorld know we're unarmed and defensele1s, lt will be an easy chore for them to tak&- over. • We 're in favor or arm.a registration and every person who is clvtl-mlnded must think the same way. It Isn't the Jaw-abiding citizen wbo11 atrald of tb!t or any law. . • __ '!e, too, ara against mall-order liut! ...., 100 percent tar stronger regiltra- tlon. How about IL fellow Amerlcaill! MARTIN S .. NOV AK Tlanoetl iit Bis' Gt.it, To the Editor: We all know what the Conetlhltion or . Bill ol RJghta ~· and all aliout a man's home is his cutle and tbi( be- man tall< al>Out de!endlne that bome to the de1th. Yes,. even that whispered atatemeDl. "IJsten fellow, every coun· try that1s' been tatea -over bu Ont been d.lsanned. It's a plot. That'a"What it ia -a p)ot to do ua ln." Well, while the federal government and Joe De!*•· are setutng the laaue, rve set-Ued my persooal araual myself. FOR II YEARS ' .SS revolver lay In •my -cir-, all'loaded to protect my cutll.. Atafnat wbo and what? TIM Rl:lllane ar. tomlnJf Tiie RUlllanl a.-todlllljl Or maytie the Inert body of my 'flctim would be a 19-yUMid w11o ,... lrJiDC to mpe enouati· to taka bis (Ir! to llie -· Wall bave ot IL ,.._pttt, --!bat Im-plement of death II now IA the hanclo of the loc:al police deportril.enl J may try to hit you with an omptJ beer bol- Ue but unlou l'm • lol DMn ac:curota • _ .... .._ .... __ .............. .-... ;;... ..... ..!'-_:~ ·-, ."'.!.."'" ,:.·-· .-------· -·-·-··~ -. . . .. . -- -., .. 0 --· , • .. Le_tters than I am with a bowling ball you will be pretty safe. · TOM RHODES ;,011n Bir c h Sodetw To the Editor: I woulcl ·lil<e to know wlty you en prejudiced agam.t the John Birch Society. In every editorial you print concerning Senator Schmitz, Dr. Raf. ferty, or others of the comervatlve philosophy, you 8&59Ciate ttiem with the Jolm Birch Society as though the J<fln Birch Society were a subversive oi'ganlzation intent on taking over the country--• In fact, tho Coal of the Jolin Birch Society is to !lgbt com· munlsm. I have never read an editorlal in your newspaper that could be cGD- strued as derogatory to the Amerfc111 Civil Liberties Union. Yet hero II an organir.ation that ts evidently set on preserving communism in this coun- try. An organiz'atlon 1bat defendt the -rights ol Comunl.sts to leach our children, to work. .tn· our defense plant:;, and even arranges for the defense of atsas:si'ns like Sirhan .Sirhan. POSSIBLY COMMUNISTS do bave Ille cons1ituUooal right to teach In our sdlools.; but by the same token shouldn't I have the right to send my children to whatever school I desire, ehouldn't 1 have the right to rent my property to whome~r I desire? It seems to me the ACLU Is defending the wrong people, coocernlng Che wrong rights. Getting back to my origlnal com· plaint, your derogatory editorials con- cerning the John Birch Society, I would like Some answers ag to the reasoning belliod them. Pos&ibly there are some facts that I a.m unaware of. However, do be careful, much research will go into any .answers you desire to print to prove tbe veracity of such. C.R. LYNCH Tiie DAILY PILOT h<ll ,;,..,. aUO- ciattd Rafferty with the John Btrch Sodet11. After studying Robert WeJch'1 •st~ Book" for. JBS, thil newspaper concluded the phflotophY was based primarily on fear of the democratic process and distrust of American imtitutions -witMar We&ch'a ridfculou.t, absurd c:harQti that President Eiat11ho1Ctr WI a CO'nlcioUI tooi of the Communiat Par· tu. Thu mwspap<r rn.,. lnd<ad ,,.,. crtli<ol of the ACLU on occot1on (set editorial toda11). Parodo%icoUy, the • ACLU d<fendtd th< Birch Sod<lu three vear.1 aoo. thil ~ek jn Oranoe Countv -arguing for the sodetv'• right io enter a float in tM Hunting. ton Beoch 4th ot Julv par(l(le. -Editor 1 "l ·- "" . •• .. For. Toe_ uality <J:_t ~'l.W Prices ;,. ~ u . Can't Do Better ]'han Sears, Excilins Valuo! c-1Cottoa Terry Shifts Low, Low Price! -397 Sleeveleu terrycloth sh if rs in assorted screen prinu. Perfect hot-weather cool· ers. Assorted sizes. Lin1trj1 Dtp1. Prices Effective Through Wedne•day, July 3rd!; .. Quantitieo Are Llmiied! . • • . . . . . . . Crew Neck Knit Shirts Boys' short sleeve knit shiru with ' 7 7 e popular crew neckline. Machine washable. Assorted colors. 6 to 12. Boys~ Walking Shorts Comfortable and cool for Summer casual wear. Assortment of solid coloN. Boys' sizes 6 co 12. Boys' Wt.tr Dept. 97e SAVE40% to51%! Alllertetl Lush Plants . R...,lor!l9o IOtl.19 Varitic1 include Oleander, Bot· 5 BC tlebnash, Stu JaJmine, AraliL In. J..pllon can" 99e .. 81.)9 PlaMI • •• Gardenia. A•c•h•, Aulee, ge 11.19 .. 11.99 ......... , Tkjil.,Juaiper,Mi-1 1-Pfimen, ocbe . ~ 0 - - . CUT 13! Me•'• .Kalt Shirt Sale ,w ... Mi.99 3s7 Italian inspired fashion u. sortmcnt of styles. Assort- ed fabric$, putels, briahts and novelties. Min 's P11rnishing1 D1p1. Make A. Smash Splash! Prices Take a Dive ..• Swimsuit SALE • Sheoth1, toperod lop, on• ond two-piece 1tyles ••• ind, 10me bikinis •Swim-Lovin' C1bric1 in a wide 11sortment of 1pl11hy prinll end oolid colon • Miu .. • 1i1e1 30 io 40. Buy two! Missu' Spor11,,,,,,,. Dtjll. CHARGE YOUR PURCHASES on Seon Revolving Chorgo Great Valuo! Men'• Plaid · -ll'11lk Sltorta Sein Low Price! 100% c0mbed COttOQ walk • shons in assorted' woven plaid patterns. "Fashion Back" backpodcets.Mcn's sizes. • Mm11 C11J1111/ W•r D1p1. Sean Covina ' . Color Film With Proee11alng Your Choice Choose $2.49 Eaii-Load 126 sl;\l• 199 film; $2.39 3)mm st;de film; $2.38 8mm movie film. Co,,,tr4 D1p1. ': • . '~ . -~ $13.99 Caot Iron Portable Hibachi 999 Grills 4 1teaks at a time on. chrome plated 10x15· in. arid arc1. Wooden ...... . . H111~1 DtJt • $8.99.Plaotic Wading Pools SAVE $2! 688 72"x12" deep pool holds 182-p.ls. Seamless con- struction. Use u sand- box, too. Toy Dtp1. • ., $12.99 Electric Ice Cream Freezer SAVE $3! 999 Plastic tub, al·uminum frame. Tin· plated steel can. 6-ft. cori:i. 4-qua.rt. llecipes included . Ho111rwi1m1 D1pt. $2.49 Floating sean Lantern• ., . l4T SAVES!! · Powerful ~ mile bean. Plastic case. Floats loDB enough to be retriev~ from water. f!,lte1ri,J Dtp1. Regular $6.99 Coloriul Beach Umbrellas SAVE 11 Greeo,lwbhe miped panel• of vinyl coated drill fobric. 2 pc. •reel pole with 6 ribs of budened oprilla wire: '~ size. <.... 1 S/>Ofli111 eiooJs D1p1. ¥•·Lb. Spool Fiohing Lino Gre1tBuy! Monofilam.ent liae io 2, 4, 6. 8, 10, 12, 1,, 20, 2,, 30 or 40-lb. tesf. U1e for all .,,... of lilhl ... Spmi•I G..U o.p1. , _ - - --·-- - - - - - - - -"SatlsfactfonGuaranteedorYourMoneyBack" --- ---- - - - - - -_. _ (. IUIHA ,_TA M~oo. 521 -4530 OllNIWI CH 5-1004, a +.4611 NOIWAUC UN 4-7761 . PICO we "8-4262 S>.NTA MONICA EX 4-6711 I CANOGA , ... H 340-0661 ' • HOUYWOOo HO 9-594_1 ' OLYMPIC" IOfO AN 8-52~ ~.!I> 2-1 144, NA ~-5161, YU 6-67b1 =t:2~\~~ ~40-333:• I COMnON NE 6-2581, NE 2-5761 INOllWOOO OR •·2521 . !>Ill.NOi! 637·2100 SAN -EM 1•7121 --VAIUY PO 3-8461, 984-2220 I ....,,aoauatAHD.m. R Mam GI 3°3911 lOtD lfAOt HE 5-0121 ,,,_MU 14211, !I. 5-4211 SANTA ANA Kl 74371 WNONf Pl 9;1911 . '9 - _ ._ - - - - - - - - - - - -Shop 6Nl11htt Moncloythrough Satvrday"30 A.M. lo 9:30 P.M. - - -• - - - - - - - -... - -# t !. ,, ,_ I p. ' . . • • -- .. ~- - '~· DAILY PILOT Monday, July 1, 1968 • . . • • . ' -• ' • • . • • • . ' . • • ' -, • ' . • ' ' Sears • • • • Such Favorites! Girls' . .. · .' Short Sets • I • • • • • • • • ' • • ··* Terrific. Value Set . . e Bright, rail.r oolored ahort •els have \oJlll with and variety of trims and decorations e1aatic-back shorta in solid colon • • They'll love these pretty sets ·in comfort-. 1ble all cotton ••• girll aizes 7-12. Little Girls' Pretty -lar~@g-S- Your Choice 2-Pieee Short !!eto ••• aunny uaortment of· 1tyle1 in wuhfaat f&brica i come in attrac- tive 110lida and pattenuo; little sirla' ma.. 8-6x hm!Ml7-......... In tho popular, ... y.f&.launder fa~.~. ,!!'l:!!J" ~ *\vi• .. llllOE!edlilori11il lbiil. l .. r-~~ 1/2 Priee· Beat!h Towel Sale Sears low, Low Price! Regular $9 .EACH Fun t ime, sun time begins at Sears? You'll be the fashion hit of the beach crowd with thee• bright and hold towels. Hugt 36x70", heavyweight; hemmed edges for extra pucker re- sistance. Abaorbent and durable all· cotton terry. Instant Glamour with a Fashionable Cindy Wig Sean Low Price 29.aa • You11 enjoy the oon'venlence of wearing this beautiful 100'!1> human hair wis • Styled In light and dark,shades • • * * ~a-~._. • \ . • ~ . • •• • -.. ' "w -* -·-. -. -~ ... _.-~ -------r ------------....---.. --.-.. --. •. -- - t • uantities Are Limited! Be Early! Bar them by th• dozen at .... pre.holiday low prices. CHARGE IT Oii Sean Revolving Charre Mesh Stretch -Panty Hose • First quality • Nude heel • Beip and · aunaet • Petite, aver. age and tall • . . -. . · 4 _(;andy Favorites Terril!c B111 I Yopr Choice 67:. • 79c CoUee -!'liJlll • 79c Auort.ld Liquorice • J9c Fruit' Slices • B9c Chooolate Brtdro Mix • You Will Go Pretty ... and Go Comfortable in These • Smart, --·sassy Shifts ' Sears Low Price -.•. I • Cotton and aynthetlc blenda • Checks, .Olide, plalda, mun • Styles and me. for everyone Smart, oool and ctlmfortable aty!M 11111 flatter .... in summery fabrics ••• Avrfl9 rayon and cotton~ cotton canvM, acetate. r and _eottas. They cmne in Mi1111, Kill. Petltea and Half Size• . • , Drut Dep_artment SAVE 'I to '3 Fuller Figure Shapers Sean Regular f4 Bra Sean Low Price Wonder-fil !in~ CUJlll. El.,. tic frame for comfort plus smooth auppOrt. Stretch strapa. Sizes 34-44C, 34- 46D. 297 , Regular $8 Full Flgare Panty $8 Full Figure Panty Front, sic!< and lnnar leg panels 1for firm support and conttol. White. Waists SO to 44. Sean Low Priot !)97 • ---------- • • • Monday, July l , 1%8 O.AJLY PILOT 11 , -·----Sale-.,.Ettds . wednesd-ay,·· mlnrd.,._,_!.-:,~nittms .. 'Are timited! . . Hurry! ' • , , Sears • . . - Buy Now at This Low Price! Penna-Prest• No-Iron Men's Slae.ks Re~lar $5.99 • • Ta•tefully tail~ In Fortrel polye.ster and cotton blend -.. ... ,..,., • Cboooe the lroditional ivy atyle Oii 11im continental cut .,... .. -...... -I *MWlll rm' t -• In the lalfft 1<>!01'11 ---~--i • M.en'a aizea .. --. ..t::i..G" . * * * * * * * * * * Low Value Price! Long Sleeve . -.~ Sweat Shirt ' • De11Igned for aD-type11 at. athletic events or just casual livi,nr • Fu.11 aut for freedom of movement always . . • Lona 1lee¥t 1tylinr ••• bound neck. and .ieeve. • Euy care ••• just maChine wash and dry • Auorted fine colon ••. men'a 1i1e1 CHARGE YOUR P S on Seara Bwrolving Charr -----~ • SAVE . 33'7o Men~s .S-uit Sale SAVE $15 To $30 Now! GROUP I Regular $49.95 to $55 3988 GROUP D Regular $75 5488 GROUPW Regular $85 6488 • Stock your wardrobe now at these amazingly low prieei ! • A selected rroup ot distinctive, stylil1h suita • Pick your model, color, fabric and price ... at Sean I I .. • • .. .. .. .. • .. • ' CUT $4 to $6 ! W~re.$10.99 to $13 697 ---cuT~ to $41-' - Were $7.99 to $8.99 Sunn'\·•St'\·IPd Flats • • CUT $2 to $3! Were $6.99 to $7.99 497 \\.0111en t<un 1:1atsit•s CUT $1 to $2! w ... $4.99 to $5.99 397 • """ ,, .• ~, s .. , ~~ ,, ·'· Sean Electric Adding Machine Regular $6'.88 59'88 • Convenient and compact, it's idea] for. home or office. Euy to carry • Lilla 7 column1 and total& 8. Fut and eaay . • Simplified k"11>oanl for 1111>- lrlction, addJns and multipli.,.,. tion. ea. ... too SAVE 'IO! For Perfect Vacation Pictures Easf.-Load ~600" Relrular 59.95 ' 49aa .. ....,no.. ..... ~ ... ,, .... • F•-bollt-ln electric Ill• tbot outomalloolly odjaitl J,.. for perfecl·npotlll'!l tvtrytime Jft a hoot I JI' :Z.8 !1111 • '79.95 Easl·Load ~-" • You'll never worry about missed ahota api.I with thia fine camera .Accurate 1plit..imacfi ranee-fin-BARii der. CorrecW F :Z.8 lem. Leath-uv-- er1 .CA!fe· TmneDdoiiA I ~ · · • • Come1 complete with leathu_cue For. Top QiialllJ' al Low Prieto • , • y .. -·1 .. Belt• tloan Soon .~ ,,. ) .. .. ~ ' . " . • ·-• • t H DAILY I'll.OT • -· Ju~ l, 1'168 \ ( . . •. • • .... • SAV"E l53tol93! Chooie mm I Gnat ne-atm !Dea; . Ready.Stlek or Marble . Design roar · Ohoice . • RosUr JOc 8-17.Stiok Tlle-Durabl• v!n71 ubeoU., ouy to iDlltolll l..t otrip and otidtl • p;.ttorna. __ in. ..... . , ........ 21c -Deolp Tllo ->.... bnOO..ed marble pattern on -vln71 ubeetos. Euy to hlltall, care for. 8 cplon. 12:<12-in. Fi8g1tone Pattern Tile &av• 4.3~ I Jltecul&r' Tc. VIDyl 4! ~ in srar. dwc:oal e --·--·- · Marble Delillft TIJe Save '°" ftcul&I' lOe. Dur- able Tin)'l ubemtoL In • 7e 1~ patten.. Or.at ool· ,._ ors. 'Morning Mist' Vinyl Tile Save I09' ! Refu1ar a&c. lrl • rleb ootora. 25 .. e · ReUta 9CUfle. 12xll In. Discontinued St.Yles and Colon Your choice ... gnat .... 3 C ieeUon ot auorted 1tyl• In lnwal tine OQM>n. ea. Both 9x9 and 12x12·ln. Net!. Umlted quantity. ' • , .... 1-~ • • iC • iC • iC .* .. ) * * * * * .. ' -Sears Champion ¥ Chain Link Fencing • • Protect yout: property, chil- dren, J>'!le with durable chain link fencing , • Golv..u.ed ofter weaving to prevent .ruatinc. Square sate with top acrolla. Dia· moud mesh pattern --..=--Siin for FREE ,&tJmate oa Fencing 1510 Off -Materials on Installed Basis NO .MONEY DOWN on Se&rs Euy Payment Plan .. .. . -.. ~-. -... -.. ---...... -·-···-,. • • ' iC iC iC • ~ iC iC iC ~ iC iC -iC iC iC .I( Take Advantage N <?W of Tills. Terrific S~ars * * Lawn Equip1nent Sale! * - ~.99 Rugged 3-HP · Rotary Mowers * -* 5491 SAVE * $1.o? -- • 4~e 3 HP gas engine. Recoil stai'te~ ' _, · e 4-position knob control on engine . -* • "Hi-Lo" .handle adjustment, 20-inch austebpered tool lcnnm•I steel blade · - • Right aide dilcharge chute. #91176 $27.99, 17-in. Hand Lawn Mower U.VJ: Ill 24•7 ..... train. «mtruction. ' ....... lf" -#76713. '9.911 Craftsman La-Olc:lllator ...... ,., 6117 ...... --lo--.. lldl. orww. l100 911-ft. $19.99 Electrlc Hedge Trimmer BA.VII Ill 14~ ll:ell bl&du, aleev• be&r-- lnp. ltub-lqtb itord. $3.29· Craftanian 3-Arm Sprinklen IAVJl 12'1' 288 Oonrt 2,llt ... ft. .... lawn in 111.uani pattern . . $69.99 Self-propelled Reel Mowers * * 97, • SAVE $5! ---6 ----. • 2-HP, 4-cycle englie. Reeoil starter. ~.in anifbel( drive: 18-in. • Throttle control on handle. Cast Iron frame. Manual clutch. * * * * • 5 blades, on ball-bearing reel • Model 19815 . . $i.9.99 Lawn Edger and Trimmer . IL\"" llJ 14 .. 1/S..HP electric motor. D~ In. bladt, ~ l ·in. Regular 99c Sean Sturdy Hoee Holder IL\..,. ,.,. 86c ....... _ ............. Holdl 100-tt. at. boa. $63.88 2-speed Electric Edger SA.VB '8! i)499 1-HP ball-bearlnf, Ceo- tric edcer, trimmer. $1.49 Pistol Grip Hooe Nozzle 8A VJ: 18" 122 Populal' piltdl srtp hMI ooule. A buy! * * $53.88 Heavy Daty Edger-Trimmer _ * llA"" ,., 44 .. 1.&l•ctrl c l·HP motor. * _._ trim or trench. * * * * $1.49 Deeply * Knurled Nome SAVJ: 1'!<, 122 .l:xc.pttonal bu7 Oil tldm * deeply curlfld nonle. SAVE.•30NOW -. ' . Patio Cove;rs • Regular $129.95 9900 • Beeutifully combines style ud pn1eticallty • Complete with handy built-in rutterinr • Bo eet for 1Ummer days I 16"3-ft. Ilise ,11t.t5 Jlee•tllino Palle eonr. 1 ....... llhlO.IL .... -------.__,-- ,. ------- 1-- • -.1------------------------------~ ..... -----.... ------------------------------_..--=---~---.. < • • • • \ I , , - I Monday, July 1, 1968 '). .. -. -• DAILY norp • • • • • • Moridai;Tuesilay ·and Wednesday ••• July 1st Thru July 3id DJ!ly! -• • • • -·Sears ··llC-...ii · ~ Famous Kenmore • • ' . '"" -... Washer · NO MOMft uiww • ___ ...,_ .... ....,,,-~/ •Tw.i 1peec!J"for. • regular and de!· lcate fa brio wuhm. •Two 11eleL Built.In lint fil, tei: """"" e Blf 18-ID. eapa.. cltT .. • -.--Regular-!JL9.9-5-. .L:olds!:«...Er.c1Stli~- e POIOO!aln • n... llhtdwuhbol- li:ot . won't rill\ or otaln ~ -----···~-------~ He&1gep"aiors--~.- ' 1278 SAVE '40! NO MONEY DOWN· m Sean Easy Payment Plan • No need to defrost ••• frost never forms In this Coldspot ! "SERVICE The Day You Want Ill . ._... " .. llOlt ... -...---Aq ............. N ..... Kenmore Eketrlc Dryen • "HMt" driel "fl1lar fabrlca Bean Low Price • 1'Alr Only" fluff• pfilowa , • • · freshen• atoNd clothes • Convenient Load-A-I>Oor • • Handy, eaay-to-el&Oll lint ilften 589 ---• Compact in size yet spaciom Inside. Fit.a anywhere • Giant freezer holds over 180 Ille. of food. • Open door, tumble atopo ~~:;!~::i-K<MW moo ---. . --=-... '· • 16 Cubic Feet ,No. 118700 * * * * * * .. * * * * * * * * * • * * . . ~ NOW :VOU SAVE •I.00 at .. Sears -. -.A.prltn? II &llO "'-.. _ All" .. ·- S.AVE •100 Sean Sllvertoae- Sp•nlsh Style C::Olor TV Regular · 49.900 $599.95 • Bir 23-in. Cliaronal m .... auri ecreen . e Kapifloont lpaniali StTlins NO MONEY DOWN on Sean Euy Paymtat PloD • :Aatomatlo ftM -..m, f0< belt picture -11>1• C:Olor , Portable m•a• •cr••n. ' * *·--.~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ................................ 11ru.-a&.. 26988 Aut.omatk: sata tor t. ~-color ptoture. L 11 ht• wetpt and...., .. ""'7· • Qullt;r. oqinec!nf In a future packed COior TV • ()olorfUard and Chromix for ~t C.010< Control -Modll 1111 • ,, ... .. * * * * * * * * * • * --- Handy Foot Control Included! •• Kenmore Teenstress'. ! . 'i •Thia handy machine biclude• bobbin winder, . ·2· 4'· "" ten&ion control, foot control and mOt:e I ~ ' . . ' • Adjustable stltch-l•nfth regulator · . · ' . ' • Perfect for all your sewin11 needs NO MONEY Dqftii ...... 100V'IOI ....,, .., I'll-* .... :t . • Hand Vacuum· Sean Ldw Price 888 Veriat D• hand •lll!Ull!nl II the ideal clean-up tool for boata, can, worbhopo1 uj>hoiltery or any househola Item. Plup Into any'wall outlet; hu lonr 15-11. cord. Model 7100 .. • -.= ~ DAILY PILOT • r . Shop _at_ Sears and · Save Mare!-_ Quann~ Are LimitecLBe_Early ! Sears SA VE 14~33~ on Poreh·aatt P•tloNeeds $11.98, 1-Pc. Print Tufted Ch8iae Cuhion SAVE $3"!. 7s1 Fabric lllPPOried -rinyl, 4-ln. thick. Jl.ovenM ., IOlid eolor. PoJyarethmM -fill $6.98, 1-Pc. Tufted Club Chair Cushion SAVE U% 597 • Fabric-auppOTted .vln:rl Polyur .. • thane foam fill Rev..-to .. ~ - ---·-f!t"eomr.-----· ------·-.,...c--7.....,~ ---7- • ' ,.. . $29.98 : Heavy Gare l'bi:rl Swing Reco'f«' Set SAVE ~497 . 1~% ,/Iii Fabricz.aupportod 'linyl. llppored cushion coven ftt to I-In. thick. $15.9.8 SturdJ, .Umbnlla . Recover Set ~tv" 1297 For 7~ft:. S.rl> ....,._ ~ --::::::!:!":/ Jaminat.d .U.,l aa. ...... (..iD. white frinl'9. !" ,;: .>$ .•• * Bar.rel·type Bllq or Wagon Grill * * YOUR CHOICE 88 NO MONEY DOWN ON ._..,..,. PaJmMt'P.._ . . H9.9t Delne Wagon Grill GriJ> front-handle fin box. Upper srid for warming. Glua door. Heat indicator on O't'e:n. Many more deluxe fe&tUNll $54.95 Barrel-type BBQ Built-in firelightermechan- ism~ 2 chrome-plated a-rids, glass window; heavy duty motor. Roll s easily. S work boards. SAVE $1.96 1 Fet•la .. Typo Grill &ep)ar I ll.II 999 SA VE $3 on Sean Deluxe Oven Brazier • Bis u .1n. bowt 1'eplal' JftlMI chrome-plated SU.II -.,-- (T'M1 H11.•y duly mot.Of. H•t In· • Fold• up Ilk• pU ltieator. IAr1e./euy.rotUn1 carL Wlndtln!U; whiltla. Crank ralH and IOW· er mechanl1m. '" * * * ' * * * * * .. • .. .. .. - Fan SALE Handy Kenmore 2-Speed '4" Mobile Fan Summer 1967. 1 w&i· $41.57 88 NO MONEY DOWN on $ean,Euy Pe:rmenl Plan • Adjustable height from 33 to 56 inches .. , Over all width 'Zr inches • Can recirculate air in fi average-size rooms in le81 than 3 minutes! .e Moves easily on non-mar rubber wheels SA VE '10 on Efficient Portable Fan ) ,f -2488- NO MONEY DOWN on Sean Euy Peymenl Plan • Recirculate& air in average-size 5-room house in Jes11 than S minutes! * * * * * * * • Automatic Therm0&tat. 3 apeed fingertip rotary * &witch . • • control panel ·SA VE •30 on 20,000 BTU Model Air Conditioning System 5 274 .. NO MONEY DOWN on Sean Euy Payment Plan System consists of copdenser, ~lope coil evaporator .. Condenser mounts outside ho me. Slope cotl mounts on forced-air furnace. Use existing air distribution system. e Hi-speed compressor . , . whole house is cooled and dehumidi- fied uniformly. '"8, ll,oot BTU IJ•tem -Hu convent1enl remote eondtn881' '409 and A-coil tJPI evaporator. Terrltlo buy. ----- tf,'rl, 16,00t BTU llJ•tem -Remote condenMr with A-co&I f439 ~ evaporator. Ru1tproof coruitructton ----- '609, l1,000 BTU !!IJ•l.em -l!' ... turea A·ooll napon.t.or ud f489 fully remot.41 condemer. Ru1tproof cabinet ----- IMI f1 009 BTU SJ•&em. -Extra large capaolty with A-«ill f809 · ' ' .• . ' evapora:tor Mid remote con enaer. uy now. ---- $14.95 Hi-Intensity Fan Circulates a tun aeo•. Fully portable. $12.95 Sears Jet Fan . , J"or bJP·IDtau:lty open.ti~ ~mpact. . . * * 4.98 N•-f)••illatlnc Keomo<e 8-in. Fan. ... _ ..... _.4.88 * .I .ta ~r Molle! Fan, 10-ln. Size ................ 9.~ Complete Inatallation arranred by Sean 3-Pleee Web Pado Set SAVE St! Regular $18.96 1488 Folding 6-PQsition chaise and 2 chairs. Rust-resistant aluminum frames. Sturdy, multi-colored .vi nyl webbing. f3<&.95 Garden Umbrella . . 7-ft. aize~ Raises, lowers and til ts. Solid color vinyl ou~ide, floral insidf!. Save now at Sean! 29118 Check These Additional Patio Values! Al•minlllll Cbalee .f3495 S·pe. Barbee•e Set . 44-'n aquare table,• II F o Ids. 5-posit1on back. 19• benchea. Callfomla n!d· 24 . 2-pc. i n n e r s print" pad. wood. Table drilled for um- Yellow floral vinyl cover. brella. E&ay to ueemble. NO MOlfn DOWN oa Been s..q P'a7MMl PU ' • • \ > • ' • '. ' Monday, July 1, 1968 OAIL Y PILOT ~ • • • . 1 ..;• * . , Handy Zip-A-Room '• . * (;8111per-Traile~ ' . Priced $ * Separately , * $1197 ' • ' NO llC)Jf&Y DOWX • ........... ..... ·-· • Hard-top eamper-trailor wft!I ' lxlo-ft. * ZilH"room • s1 .. .,. ' Oii foam ma-OOll)fort. ~cy . ~ ' * • Heavy duty 1\eel constnictiOll, nyl<m. ·llx ll·Ft. Umbrella Tent 1cnening . • Aluminum screen door .•• wal!·~wall * Jlecular. $129 , nylon pile carpet Sava_129 • Aluminum -· ..... -""' ••• 6-foot •v• 9900 7xll·ft. Zip-A·ROOIJl ·,~ . • e Sewn-in vin:YI cootecl BY· * 1 Ion floo~ ••• .f..wa;y TeD-Camper.Trailer tilation, nylon ecreebed ~oor and windows Priced aeparalA!IY woald be $838 • ' \.1. •. - 'l(. ' . SAVE.$2 --_)_ • • Roomy trailer sleeps 4 -. -. ,14.99, 3-olb. Sleeping Ba .. -- • Weather-reiistant cotton duck fab ric • Vycron9 polyester fiberfill, 1288 -. ~- * , ' ' . cqtton cover. . . • Bag rolla !A; make compact . ' • Undercoated alee! frame, baked enamel finish * . duffle. 75x34-in. • Nylon scnened trailer. Meuuru 60x80 inchea * * ' * * * * * ·* IO-ft. ll 24-la. Swhia Pool Oval Pool With FDter * •:11nr.,~a1:-i.:=:::;i J788 ·~t!r~~= ~4/195 , · e 2 Redwood decb in.-~ ":I: • Repair kit included eluded • 1 SAVE •aO! '219.95 Pool . • 18-ft. rouud.and 46- • in deep pool with llUD deck 18988 • Galvanlsed 1teel frame aud vinyl Jin~ .. OolM of Pool _SappllN "·"Peal CllUler :I.It s.tloaV-~blr __ ... 14.95 Tiii Kit ... -.-....... Z.99 ~ PO'll'der .. 2.11 Pool Pall'll Klt._.tk Pool~ _ ... WI * * * * ' . . . ' i 1·.1 i • • • • • •• ·t ~· ..;. ' = · 1 ! I ; j I • 1 ·= .. • • '59.95 ·Safari Gy111 Set f . . -. , . • Go on oafll'I In 10ur own backyard ••. thll hu1ky fYll1 oet · even bu Ui animal care • Built from extra..atronir 2-in. tubular 11 .. 1 881 • • 1'n 1winf, slide ride, S..ft." 1lide 2 iwin11 •o•:,~ v .. ""':\ iC! ,. '19.99 Bhloelilan • ?zllmm with ·ooetod ..._.lie IOm • 1401 • See 88'1 ft. al 1000 7d1. In- , cludu f1no cut • • ., • • . . $1U8 Jloll.() : Teeter Ridel Save fZ • • • 1•1 ' ' Up , , , down , , • U'OWld 1j Toti Olll bounct ud roll at! UM .... U.. on tldl l'tdtlt • ' l • • ' l . I ' • • .. j . " ' • '39.99 llblOealan • . --qlo , .. hllmm IO-: ....,_. .. 2401· • Amber coated oplb with 'llew of 571ft.at100 yardo • Iiacladeo~ ~-• . : . \ I • - • • ' .._ ........... . • ............... .,.,,, .. , -·- " . ears • r • .... . - .. Guaranteed 36 Months Regular Trade-in Price ·at 25o/o Off! YouPayONLY ·6;50xl3 Tubeless Blackwall p1U8 1.81 F.E.T, and old tire • • • • -~---~ /--:-----~ - %4-Month Or 24;000-Mle Guar&11.ieed Allstate Remanufaetured Engines ..:s:-.. A u' M' r -CLIP THIS COUPON - , I Thlt Coupon Worth I 1 :.i::~.:· '2.) I .. ...., ... 1-........ I OM Ooapo11 Pw CrM I ---.-a..,. I ~-------~ Tubeless Blackwall• Tubeleso WhitewaU. SIZE ....... Save s.i. tea. SIZE ..... K Save ... . .... Tndia-ia Tnd.e-t. z ,.e, r ........ i.. TrOe-l:a ZllC. ..... Priu Tu .... PriN Tu 6.5-0xl3 $22.95 25% 17·21 1.81 6.50xl3 $25.95 25% 19.46 1.81 7.00xlS $24.95 250/, 18.71 1.92 7.00xlS $27.95 25% 20.96 1.92 6.95x14 $28.95 25% 17.96 1.95 6.95x14 $2~.§g 25% 20.21 1.95 7.35x14 $25.95 25% 19.46 2.06 7.35x14 $28.96 25% 21.71 2.06' 7.75x14 $27.95 25% 20.96 2.19 7.75x14 $30.9g 25% 23.21 2.19 8.25x14 $29.95 . 25% 22.46 2.35 8.25x14 $32.96 25% 24.71 2.35 5.60xl5 $21.95 25% 16.46 1.74 8.55x14 $35.95 25% 26.96 2.56 7.35x15 $25.95 ·25% 19.46 2.05 5.60xl5 $24.96 25% 18.71 1.74 7.76x15 $27.95 25% 20.96 2.21 7.36x15 $28.95 25 % 21.71 2.05 7.75xl5 $30.95 25 % 23.21 2.21 NO MONEY -DOWN 8.15x16 $32.95 25 % 24.71 2.36 on Sean _Eu y p_,...ent Plan 8.46x16 $35.95 25% 26°96 2.54 3 Bir Patented Futur11 Plaa Deep-Tread 4-Ply Nylon .......... Bllea- C)el' Battou b&- tween th• rlbll .top the lqUea.i· I nr ar o und turn 1, when braking. '-1'17 N 7 1on Clor d T lre1 mean stability and 1u pe r strength for re- at 1 tanc 1 to ·-- W•tf BbOvlder helps you ride' back onto t h e ro&d without .. lurch, it y 0 u stray oft. ...... llltel'-loeldnc Trea d .. , exerta vt .. grip on road t'or better traetloo, start a n d 1top qulcl<. Wide, B•1k7 Trel4 . . • wttlt. more rubber ca th 1 shoulders for longer· life, more mill!&f•· ALLSTATE Plmonger Tire Guarantee TrM4 LU'1 o.n.ntee TrMd WeR-Out a........._ A1.a..t1 All t..11-Guarantee ure1 ot tb• tin "9Ultiq' ... from •onntll rc.d l'IPU'dl or Gun•IM• .A.s it: Trud dafwtm 111. metll1al or worlr.· wei r-out. m&lllhlp. Fer Bew Loar: Thr number Fer Bow J..11: J'or Vie life of month• 1peclfled. of th• ort.rtnlll "tread. Wb1 &an Will Do: rn e:r.-Whai S-... WW Do: Replllr change tor the Urt, repl1~ nllll pUnc:ture1 at no cbure. It ch&rru1r the current rec· In cue of t.ilure. In ex· ular eelllng prlce plu.t J'ed· chi.fir• for th! tire, replace erll E:rc\ee Tu le11 tile fol-lt chal'.l'lnr on 7 1he propor· JoW\ng allowance: tlon o.I current nrular etll· lnr price Jlltlll Federal Es-lllle1th1 Oaeraate&d AllowuM cl•• Tu lbt.t reptt1enu 27 to S9 ~ tread UJed, ll to z.t lO'lfo Every Sear• Tire Purehue Inchide1: • P1LD Cheek of Yov WJ?eel A.Up.-& e REE Allstate TIN ID1tallatton • FRl:r.: AU1tat.e TIN KotaUon EveJT 6,000 Miies Now A vallable at 8e&l'I Steel Cord BadW 'l'lrM A* YqlU' Allliate 'l'ltl 8&JMm&n About 'l'htiml NO Mct_NEY DOWN When You Buy Your Automotive Needs at Sears on Credit! AND NOW ... SEARS COVINA'S Tlie~ol!ltatieally 6.ntrolled Deluxe Auto At.-tomotive Service Center Is Open! Air Conditioner • Regular $249.95! 219~.!.' '"'"' . • Coot. .•very eom1r, ,..,. Jn bis lltattoa wacomi • Tbree t-way a4ju11t.able klu•WI fer dtredt or dr&tt-free coollnf, wide-~ a-iipeed control • Padded taoe and ncellll9d controls tor added aatety. Fut J.Ow.price INtallaUOll. AVailabJ-. Drive in today and take ad.vantage of of the complete aer. vjce offend by thi• modem Aut.omotive Center! - Arro .. Hlgh.,.7 at AAAAve. -&9'•• .. ,. C' , .. ,_,.. __________ ..., -.--. ---. 1 ALL ROADS LEAD TO Sears AUTOMOTIVE CENTERS sER~~Ewi?.~~~or \i - - - - - -llri - - - - -SEA:RS.llOEBIJ<XAND CO. - - - - - - - - - - - - -'-------------' ~ ' I ' > I