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legillate dlZUiC ~ tint two years of
the Nixon -with Sen.
E:dward . "', K.,.iey victorl00$ In .hl• bid 'to, l!lPl>liutf Sen. Russell B: Long u .Sehate ;~ whip. .
:~1 lut of the Kennedy brothers
defeated 1-by a vote ·m 31 to 26
to pin a nmk 'on the Senate!a leadership
laddef.1wlth the strong backing of the
DehiOcrat!c liberal bloc.
In another rebuff to the old guArd,
5ef!&le Republicans elected Sen. Hugh
. Scott, a moderate Pennsylvanian, a..
~etr party• whip over · Sen. ·Roman
HtUska, a more conservative N'braskln.
Seal Beach Teen '
'l,'be ·..W lo ScoU'• "fkv.iif ':q ',13. to.
20. "" . . ·n.e ltoqnody anil Scott vlct\*jet ~ re. than' an hollr before · ilie· J!Wle
and Senate con~ened at noon 1BT1w:tth
bblh cHamberl under Demd<ralld i!lntroI. . Both 1Slinl!f wblp ell<>!~· iiirlled ;:
l>realrthtoligll) for tho . msera! fiit\o ol
the two pen1... llllwever; 'tli& J other
major coogtesS!onal lcadersblp-postri'e-'
malned In famlllar hands.
5eo. Gordon AjloU (R-O>lo,), ,de(ealtd
Sen. 11o6eJt · Grllfln (ll-lil!ili.!~a~1o
18 in' their contest for the nwnbe» Une
GOP alb!, chairmao o(' the llep\ibllcan
Policy Committee. • · \.
Vice Presidcot .. lecl Spiro T. Agnew
aa1 In on ,Ibo GOP .,Ion. He, u1d
~.;,ms·~. ·~.;-::.:•111e ~
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Scott ..... aiwwan!i, be. booed '!iii electf'on r"lhnn. we' can broaclen ttie
base of the oartv, llrcogthco and enlarge
Jlsappeal.'i"-.-·.' i • • .. ;' i
However,-be l&ld.i was •'not·a vldtlr-f.
ol Ideological character." !Werring to
Kebi:iedy•s ~. be'llid,•''Botlt pUties
have ,.r..tvad; ..-an11 ·-
thelr apect,!f , '\ ·' I
Kennedy'a \'Jckry WU" cmaln1 to be
lnlerprm•f 'u ' iii llnporilnt step In· a
possllll• !I'll' ~l bid •by the · 1(i!le•Oi>NGUZI, Pap I)•
2, -S~-r County .. A ·thlet:es,~: ..
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Viilfiry Youth IJie: in Fi"re~ . . .
F11 .. !'1!8le<1~$ii. ··~o·~·~<~·~lt' . nejll' J)lgiBea:r 'l'fWrli:lpy)~1,twol1tar
' Otange County hlib llChool 41thldel aDd
a Fountain Valley lllgb SCboOl junlt&-
from Htmtington Btacb.
The tragedy took oo addlUonal ·trap:
overtones with the arrest Qf tbe twp
lone sun:lv!>fS of the blaze, one from
Westminster, on 1uspicion .of burglary,
Interfering with rue.men, and being
drunk.
Victims of the predawn blue are:
~g Beckmeyer, la~ soa of Mr.
and Mrs. Homtr Giles, of 16592 Don
Drive, HunUngtoo lleacl1, a junior ,,
Foun\ain V,alley Hlgb School.
-,!Mrl ~!de~, 14, of 739 N. Phl!l<felflhll ·Ave., . Mi~ ........ .
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al Ill dllposal, eveo .Ueki.
1 '"111< au.ck on Belrul bu streflllhened
ear reaiataucc and atlffened OW'
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Suzie'' Heart
I • ~u~gery 'On'·
For Jan.1·0
'!bot qn.agojn, oil-again beart' lll!i"1
for "Smle'' la on again.
• Cblldrem Hospital surgeons Thursdlly
delmnlnal!On to right on/' he said.
Ouwelnl denied reporb In Beirut
newspapen that the government had
~..t-to pe(11lll a yiltt by the SOViot
~iittr fleet.
0'Ibere'J:" been ablolWely ne request
ellher ~ the U.S. Ith Fleet or by
the SoriOI 'Deel to V\lll Lebanoo and :-.~~'.'°"' baa not been ~
'I)!< l"porU 11111 the gnvemmenl ioid
the Sov1et ll~lllat llualan shlpo,could
vlllt·Beltut·lf'MOl!x>w a•i...t. T!ie S<IY!et •
rfeet, believed to total about :Kl ships
ln the Mediterranean, has never vi.sited
Lebanoo.
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.E.,!EJ$ i3;~Jt: ~!] '~~j rflll ! ri*~~:-:11tv :, . litlleft Ibo! ft'I! be l'b1e
to mob !Jl'Ctal arranganents to get
the blpod lhat will be need.eel for Suzie." > The Hoq KouJ nu epidemic 11 'nspooslble fe< the blood shortqe that
ts limlUng many b>spital operaUng
~ throughout the nation to emergen-
~ llur(ery ooly. And Ou wu dlftct!J
"responalble lot the -.! cancellation
... bf. BW-gdj f«' allinc-NiuJen Tbl-ftaM:. -·
·l'huong when a m<mber ol the iurgery
1.eam contracted the rampant virus.
Suzie failed .. mm lhe fU'Bl scheduled
"lrlp IO the operating room when llbe
:,contracted a ~ fever ~ a persiltent
ear ln!eotlou sborlly aftir llbe uT!ved
. at lhe Orange facility from her Da
Nang home last Nov. 27.
'!be rllbt;Wlnt newspapm Al Nahat artillery duel Thunday nlibt, and the
and Al Jarlda oaid Premier Abdulla lllg Four powers cootlnued lalklna ~t
Yail expressed lhe view that U.S. Navy a Sovi.t proposal for joint peace actloo.
lhips would be unwelcome becauaa o! O>lel Rabid Yltd!P. Nwtm, heod•of
Washington 's· r.-deCWon IO ldl IO hrllel'• Sepilirdlc CC11111Dunlly, crlllcltod
Phantom jet. IO FaeJ-Thi& woulcl be tbe Pope for bis message tO Lebaoon
a revenal of Lebiaon'' traditioul i,-ap:...... -µ,, ~at tbe ro,, of
Weslem policy. la Commerd.tl alrcrlfl ~ed 117 the
llraeli anr-r at the" world's cooconi" '1-ll _.wido .;Jd on iielnit i1ij>ort
for Lebanon Increased. Foreign Mlnlat<r Jo!' Saturday. • · ·
Abbe Eban assailed lhe U.N. SOcutjty · In tc broadcall over lhe stale radio,
COOncil and lhe Sepl!anllc chief rabbi l!abbl Nlaalm aald the Pope had kepi
criticized Pope PauJ VI. aileot aft~r· the Nov. 2% bomblng that
Meanwhile. the once quiet Lebaneset-killed 13 IsraeliJ in •·Jerusalem market
Israeli border erupted again in an a.act aft.er the Dec., 1.6 Arab attack on
an El Al airliner In Alhenl In whlcb
..,. Israeli died.
"'Here," be ~ ''are de&r l1gnl of
lwo tendenc:les cm ~ ~ ol the paolJll:
A d>rnprd!enslve,wir aplnlt lhe Jowllh
Wlla .and agalnll Ille aamby whlcb "°" .... to Bil ~-• • . . ""Ille Pope waa'DOI llbocied .,.. tlle
lbeclcung ol blood. • · .btjl ntblr onr · "IDllterial thlap.,, . ' - . ~
II was lhe aeconcl au.ct "' the Pope In as many daya. Ilr. 1Anh Warbaftla;
minister of religious affairs, made a
aimilar complainl •
At a news conference in Tel Aviv,
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Eban dtnounced · "" Securtl1 Pouodl
molul!On coodemnilll ui. i..11 raid
and 11Uueat1ni 1-II mtJllod IO ---. "U llrael Wlft -.lped out ~f
by tbe Arabi, !be lll<utlty ~ WoUJd
do and aay notlllnc." Eball • dodlnld,
nferrlq IQ .1111 Soviet velO wldc:b. llas btoel:Od evir;-attempt to -~the AraJM:, . (
Aalced il>out Ille reco~ far
-peoaatlon, Eban said, "WI".!! ~ 9
gelled by the Becurlty Council 1iY wily
ol redreu for the family of the JU•
murdered in Athens?"
Scare Hits ~~· .. . ' ..
County · ·Airport-
0.-.-~ ·~-~; ... ~!fl~.9<-t ~~ii#.~' . -. ....-mmauc 'Sei?Ch'lor a IMiifl 1n· 1toppt:U at we'i00t6 enu Ul nanway. ~
an Air West DC9 plane ThU:rsday night T b e y used emergency chutes to 8 e. t ~ ~g an anonymous telephone threat out of the plane. The.re were. 57 ._
rtce1ved at the airline oWce at Los pasaen.gen on the flight which arrived , · T:.!~ "::at Or~e at 8:08 p.tn. from Las V'lJU. ;.-
c.ounty or Loa AngeleS airports. Two ~blea from. the Nimn rally
Pa.ssengen hurriedly left Air West's at A~un ~vention Center were ~
Frqm Pqe J
CABIN FIRE.
delayed m leavmg the airport because
of the one hour tleup.
Lt. Gov. Robert Finch was scheduled:
to fly to Sacramento 1n a private plane t.
and TV pa-aonallty Ari Llnkelette<,(
• • master of ceremonies at the NWwi affair, •
we.re held at the terminal building. . !
burned beyond recognition _ were found First word of the bohTb threat. was jJalbgpjl;,ir~ ~ '"'' received at the Orange County Airport • •• r'blh\t-two -~ ,'\1pei!: ...,,,, .. "·filiil"l!iJti!·the ihJlelt'• liicurity -~an Bernardino Coun~inv~atan about 20 minutes ~ore the Air West
DAILY PILOT Ul'fl !>~~·~
·d th ab' · ed b Earl L. plane was due to arrive. aai e c Ill lS own Y . lnglewood detectives seMched three
lleuuey, of IWi !!). Burtoo st.,~ Air Well p1ane1 at. lhe .Loa Angeles
wbo :S a~ainted with the. vi~·-~'_ ai.Qlort .without result. ~e~~ = ~:~v~ 11t;;ied ·--'tlie· oomb thii&f-was re~· by-
1 · · · a reservation agent for the lltline at n the kitchen area of . strueture and LA International The Orange County
Sf!10ke accum~l8ted enough tu ~waken fllght took ff f Phoenix with 19 Pina, who was quoted as saying he 0 or f hour tried to help the others but u wu passengers after a delay o ·an .
too late .
lloopltal officials deocrlbed 'tbe atUtude
ol Smle'1 molber, to· Tl1I Lau, ..
••eantloi;Wy optimlgtic" following the an-
....-t ol Ille new dllle for her
IT WAS A CROWDED SCENE AT ANAHEIM CONVENTION CENTER FOR NOSTALGIC NIXON NIGl·iT
Ahout 10,000 Friends •nd Supporttir.a T~rn-Out for Show t:tonorln; Orange County's N11tlvt Son
One lheory is that sparks from a
fireplac~ may have ignJl.ed a can 1of
lighter fluid set dangfl'O\l.Sb' near ~ks
of newspapers and magazines while the
Market Employe
Fires at Bandit
From Pqe 1
child'( desperlllely needed 111rgery. The
attractive VietnamHI! woman, the wife
of an officer tn the South ~b•""' !:;eya:'~:-1"~.= .NIXON HAILED IN ANAHEIM
time. • . • • •
MissiOJJ¥.Y GJ:oop
From Fullerton
Di~ in -frash
' A CWwllan pilot Ind ft,. memben
ol 111 air m~~--~ 1n Fullerton were '-uuno..J, when
their Pla!liO • erubeci 1n ·a deop ,.....
near lhe border ol New Gu1oea •and
tbe lndonealan tmllory ol Wst ~
The MJakrwy Avlatlcn FdloWsb!p'
headquartera In Fullerton today ldllllllled
the vlcllms aa Meno Voth, the pllol.
of Brllllh Columbia, Canada; Gene
Newma~ 3$; hiJ Wife, Loll, and three
of the.tr foUr ·chlldrtn, stepben, 5; Joyce,
3, and Jonathan, 1, all of Amity, Ore.
The family's Io.year.old son, Paul,
survived the crash of the Cetlna 105
and was ctred for by trtbesmin tmtil
a rescue party reached the area in
a helicopter.
The Fullerton missionary headquarters
oaid the Plane waa flying inside the
preclpitowl gorge before the crash.
Newman wu a field bookkeeper for
the fellowship, a nondenominational
service agency which supplies ait
µuaport for i:nmlonariu.
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Mrs. N'llon wil.b an honorary mem·
bershlp 1n t11e +II.Club, ao bonoi alrudy ' . held by the new President.
He cocked his finger at the new First ·
Lady aod beckaoed her to walk towards
him to rece.ive lbe gilt.
He brought an even bigger roar from
the convenUon center crowd a minute
later when her did ei:actly tbe same
thing to lhe grinning Nixon.
lll'I T1 ....... te WINS FOURTH TERM
House Spe11k•r McCormack
From Page 1
CONGRESS ...
Maeachusetts senator.
Long, 50, wu cast by observers as
symbolic old·llne Southern Senate power
althwgh his record has been more
moderate than that of many other
Soutbemen, particularly on economic
lllua!.
Kennedy 1pumed a chance to compele
ror the 1958 Democratic presidential
nomination ari.r bis brother. s.n. Robert
F. ~. wu assassinated last Jun.e
Long bad bden whip slnc9 196.l and
·k.ennedy'1 surprise annauncement last
weet that be would try to unseat the
Loulaianan caught most S e n a t e
Democrats by surpri.!e.
, .AU 57 .J>emocratic senator.!! turned up
tor the caqcus. Sen. John Sparkman
([).AIL), announced the Kennedy victory
~ «I mtnutes aft.er the cauCU! begM.
Lc>og said the J:tennedy family political
organtuUon ''turned a Jot of votes to
hi!: ~van\age."
"1 think I hid Senator KeMedy out1un-
ned ln the U.S. Senate, but across the
country he waa more popuJar than 1
was," Loni lokl newsmen.
He said the political organiiation put
loeetJier by the late Pmrident .lohn F.
J<ennedy and the late Sen. Robert F,
Kennedy h11d strong lnnuence with
tiw.lnea and labor throughout the nation.
And the President~lecl kept the act
going b,1 then chasing afler Sutherlin
..,,,,. .ll!e. st.!ile JVJl/IJ!le gilt wrapping
that the youi>1 farmer.had dropped. ' .
GREAT PROP MAN
"My. what a greit prop man ,UU..
new President would have made," quip-
ped the laughing Lliikletter. "And did
you see the way that kid bJl)Ught bl.m
running tl> the microphone? U he can
do that to a President what . a
businessinan he's going. to turn out to
be."
Among an array or gifts presented
to Nixon was lbe bench on which he
spent !IO much of his tlme while his
Whittler College teammatea won lame
on the gridiron.
But compensation came In the same
moment when 25 of his former team
and classmates flied on stage to present
to Nixon the football letter that was,
said Dr. Paul Smith, college pesident,
"35 years overdue." ·
OTHER FLASHBACKS
Further f\ashbackll to the early years
of Orange County'.!! nauve son came
from :
-California's Lt. Gov. Robert Finch,
who will be secretary of health, education
and wellare in Ni.J:on's cabinet. "I've
known him for 22 years," recalled FlnclJ,
"22 years in which he's known the agony
of defeat and the ecstasy of victory.
It ha.!I been my privilege to know this
great man."
-Mrs. Ella Furnas, 92, of Lodi. ··t
"as there when he was born and I
reckon t was the first one to hold
hlrn. Bu~ I never really did get a good
look ut hirr. then. '1
-Mrs. Cecil "Ma" Pickering of Fo~
taln Valley. "Sure, I spanked him good
and hard when he was abO\lt 8. He
asked for it because he would keep
teasing my lltlle girls."
-Mrs. Evelyn Dom of Whittier,
~elary to the young Niion when be
opened his first law pracUce.. "1 well
remember that he always said 'never
make a statement that you <:a!l't live
up to'."
And in a grand climax to the two-hour
show a birthday cake bearing 56 candle..
was wheeled on stage while tlle audience
sang "Happy Birthday to you" to the
happy Presiden~lect.
Nixon blew them all out in one bttath.
"Keep on snuffing things out as fast
as that while you're In the White House
and you'll never have any problons,''
quipped LinkJeUer.
Freed GI Prisoner
Too Ill for Travel
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Anny Pie.
Donald G. Sm It b ol Akron. Pa., one
or three U.S. iwt-n released by the
Viet Cong on New Yt.ar's Day, todly'
was reported too Ill for immediate ~
tum to the United Statel. .
The Pentagon II.Id Smith ii under
treatment for a fever •l the 14th MMllcal
Evacuation Hospital In Long Blnb In
Vietnam.
Gunmen· Ru.hi Home
Of ''.&-t Dealer, Wife
l!ELMOlj'I' !lJl'Jl ;;; A San Mateo
art dealer and his wife'~ robbed
of more than $10,000 wotth of 'valuables
Thursday by two gunmen who tied up
the couple and ra'nsacked their home
tor three hours.
Buford Seals and his wife Jean told
police th.e robben,broke into lheir house
in the. remote Belmont Hills through
a back door. 'the husband said he was
struck in the face with a pistol when
he initially refused to tell where the
valuables were located.
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five youths .!llept. •
Beckmeyer·a .s t e pf at h er, Homer
Giles, sald Craig had planoed 10 opeod
Wednesday night a1 W~'s bolde.
"He badn't mentioned any plans to
go lo Big Bear," Glleii addO<I. ·
The coroner's office in s&n Bernardino
said apparently three of the boys arrived
in Big Bear Wednesdiey nlgbt, and asMd
the oUiw; l~o .)l they 'COlild stay oyer
nhi:ht ·1nthe.cabln. .
Becimeyer's family was notified of
the tragedy about noon Thursday.
In addi~on to his step.falheP and his
mother, Mn. Wilm3. B. Giles, Beckmeyer
is survJved by three bothter!!, Ron of
Las Vegas, Duane of Buena Park, nn:J
David, 13, of the home, and a sister,
Mrs. Linda Hare of Stockton.
'11le body will be brought to Peek Fam-
lly Co1onlal Funeral Home in Westmin·
ste.r for funeral .arrangements. All three
~ies are c~y at Sh~w Mortu'ary
tn San Bernardlno.
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In Westminster
A Wes-neighbor-· marl:et
.employe Wednesday nlgbt grabbed hit
own.aUlomaU. p!lto~ followed m ~'l!
bandit out of the store and blued " .. .,...
with three lhoti at the fleeing robbU. The empl.,., 'Bob Wright, appirtntly
missed with all three &hots. The blndlt
escaped' from the stare with an estimated
!200. polit1! reported today.
Officer1 sakl the unidentified suspect
entered the store on the comer of
\Vestmlnster Avenue and MllaD Street
about !:15 p.m.
Wdgbt told police tbe )landit br,an-
dished a pistol and demanded ~ When
the robber .fled, WrfPt followed h1JQ
Into lhe street with bi.I own IUD A°'f
fired three tllne1. . .
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By TOM BAllLEY
OI 111t Dmlb' Plltt llatf
Fqurte<n .l!IPJ>y ghosts from Richard =:·• formative years came back lo him Tbunday nigh! lii a bomecom·
inc;.~oir tll!al llllrned .ofit. ~ be •.µ~pJ.kpd wD!IJy · ~ed "Thia ls Y.out IJle." -~ .
Dran from the Orange County and
• ., clamoom !"I" of . th e ~11!e\;1. ·~Y Waded ~ lhe deJi6jed Nlzom an<h capldty aiiillence
Youth Held
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In Slaying
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Of Countian
An unusual newa blackout tcxlay sur·
rounded the arr..t of a Seal Beach
teenager on suspicion of murder Tbura-
day, aftu another man WI! gmmed
down oullidO a Fullerton medical ceoter •
. Vincent R. Otfemln, %1, ol ~ w .
La Palma Ave., Anaheim, was dead
on arrival at St. Jude Hoeplt.al, with
~ ~.<;ll)lber m,ol!er alug)n )Ii< rlg!l\_.
Disarmed by physicians from the
center at 1321 N. Harbor Blvd., and
calm and cooperative, William L.
Fll>gltald. 17, of 1006 Ocean Ave., Seal
Beae~ WU booked on suspicion of
IQtqder.
Little more .was revealed about the
myst.eliouscase.
lle\«tlve c,pt. wµIiam Seymour said.
he cannot &1ve tbe motive f6r the
shooting, n<U". can a woinan 1q1d, small·
boy iitai>dlng with ottenuin ·at the Ume
be ldenUfied. · '
lnV~ll<il'.I uid otlo!Dan WU atan•
ding b0blnd·11·car Uled bJllthe-.... Iii ifllii ......... .,.the .. ~~·---:-pt -~--..Y--..c ~ ,
PhJilalcfans --"'l "Y"·abl" O;!llM fir ~<wounded ~ . ~a; .2t -nvolVl'f awa7
Looking back at the palntlnf cl the from a small town."
old Yorba Linda home pres;ented to him Young Sutherlin• a bowrof.dellaht
· by Howard Suthfrllfl.. ·leader of that from the audience and from Nixog_ wbql
community'• L<>s VecinOo f.H Club, Nixon he stepped to the microphone to present
deCtared HJ ain proud • to have come~ Mrs. Ni.J:911 wfth an bonoraq mftit,. ~ ::11~~ ~hlon theae diyl ~~~u:.".!i::r~IXM'~
·to ~ In condeacendlnl tenna cl rural He cocked his finger at tho .-'llnll
• 4nd aiUJJ town America," the· Pres!•t.-Lady and beckoned her to walk' .... .,
elecl llQfed. "Buj I tell you ton1a1¢ blm to rec<fte the glfL
thal I aeek no olber lckntiflcatlon ll>a1I He b~hl in even b roti frOlll to be ~ u the Prosldent wbo diillo' ' (See NIXO!l, Page i)
Star A.thktes
Three County
Youths D.ie·
In Cabin Fire
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Fire roared through a wooden cabin
near Big Bear Thursday kUllng two star
Orange County high school athlete. and
a Fountain Valley High Si:hool junior
irom Huntington Beach.
The trigedy took on addiUonal tragic
overtones wllb the arrest or the two
lone survivors of the blaze, one from
Westminster. on suspicion of boJ'&1ary,
Interfering with firemen, ~ being
drunk.
Victims·of the predawn blaze are:
. :--0a1c Beckmeytt, 1&; .""1 ·of ll!r •. Key Cong· res' s·· ll,ll\l;Mrs.'Ho\Dt(plles, of.l!Q2bon . ~·" Huntl!lllM Beach• a JUDlor at
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WABlllNGTON {UPI). -nO 8111 SL, Anaheim, 1lip . buOball pltchit In . 111tzgiri!il too tutned ii °''' to PJU!1e. fl-' . Tbe ,., .. 'Patrolman on the B«De placed
~ under. ure!I and Capt
&eymoor aald lhe teenager oetther tried
l!I> flee -mi.sled being taken Into eustiidy.
DELIGHTED NIXoHS Glj:'EET 'OlilE ~p 14•HAPP)' GHOSTS FROM PRESJDjiNT'.E'L;c'T':S~RtvYfARS
'1 ·S.,k No Other 1-lflcatian Than To Bo ,l(~n ••IM P~1lclonf WhoClimoflrom •Smell Town'
Congr... formally convened IOdly to the BllllSOI Lilq.ie during t1io 1118· ......
leaialate · during the 'lrrit two yeirs o! and a. Fulldtqn Jwilar Collge studenl
the Nixon admlnlatratlon wUh, $en. at the Ume of his death. ·
E<lwilid M.. Kenndey : vic:tor!"lif Jn his 11>e two !!thei: youtlis ..,. ~ and
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bid to mpPlant Seri. RuSlell II. I.Ong Inl<>xicated according to lherlfl'1 depuliea
as Senate Democr11;tlc. whtp. · ..:..Were arreSted at the scene. 5u.l Beach police juvenile authoritie,,
ileclin~ &oclay to give any informatioh
~ Fitzgerald unw they could better
dlec1lss the case with Fullerton Jn.
tesligators.
2 Teen Joy Riders Taken Co.1111ty. Allport
. , · • Scene . of Bomb
The last of the KeMedy brothers They are ·Kevin M. Woodson, 17, of
defeated Long by a vote -of< 31 to llS 13853 La Pat Place Westminster and
to gain a rung on the Senate's l!adership ~ruce P. Pi.aa, 18, oi. 1670 W. Btoadw11.
ladder with the stro;ng . backing ·of the Anaheim. · '
: NEW ·voRK (AP) -An •i!Iy rally
"u blunlod and !he stock market closed
mlzed to<1ar u. fairlJ' ac!We · tndlng.
.(See qualailons, Pagea ~10) ...
Prfcea aoftened llfter Sel;retary of state
Deao. Rusk issued a warning about the
Aral>lsraell violence In the Middle East.
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After Five·city Chas.e
' . .. Two t.e.asers. were arresh!d In Seal
Beach -eirly Thursday moming on
charges that they were Joyrldinf In a
lpOl'tS Clr and eludtd police ln 'five
cities and i'wo countlu at. speeds of
Ma111ie ID .Conrt
Star Sheds Latest Mate in
The new Orange County courthouse
had lts most glamorous c:ustomer to
date"today when movie star Mimie Van
Dortn of Newport Beach a~ for
ber ·divorce.
Mlu Van Doren. ;trbo Uva-at the
Balboa Bay Club, ·ah~ former An&el
orp!lzation ba!ef>all pitcher Lee !(.,.....
llOWJetl<ed from the diamond and living
*ith·hls partnta, Mr. and Mrs; Paul
ldeytn, 19941 Plcadilly Lane, Hunun,ton --Ung blonde-tressed Miss Van Doren,
npmented by attorney Joe .M. Agapay
Jr. cl Los An&eles l<>ld 8'lperlor Judi• Jl'illWt! C. Speirs that l\leyera stayed nv from their home for a week at
a 'tline 1ritb no e~lanaUon. sie &aid lda:. absencel made her very nenOus and !be found ·it necessary to
be under a doctor'• , care. Appeerlng
et Ille default hearlng In ber behal!
!...~l.~, busJrtess man.aaer Kenn.etb K.
'"'17 cl Dll Anielea. .
Miyers and Mias Van Doren were
lllU'lled Mar1;!r C,. 1111. at. Bolae, Idaho
.... oeparalod last September.
'Ilia plalJltlff, -bu a liklnf· for
...... yers -ohe WU once --"*'
• ed ·a lmowled;e of the game In
County
~,.......,. pitcher BO-lleliiiil1'= -
witb reporfors. ;--.:..,;:~.:.;~~~~;-• Siie lllld Meyers, who hun'I ~ ·:-·
ball for a year, had trouble ,wtth IVs
CUJYf, He was last wJth the Pboenb:
<liaata. "1u Van Doren was 'Pftviously mar·
rled to on:hestra leader Ray Anthony.
Slit· hae a !).year-old ""' bjl that mar-
riage;
: SllUu jllll flntslled a IQ.week eng-
menf:ln New 'York ~ clubl and
leavet..llll' day for »· more -"' In
DemOCPatic liberal bloc: Bodies of the three dead yOuths -
In another ~ebuff to · tll.e Old guard, burned beyond reCognition -were found
Sehate Re~blicans. elec~. 5':!1·, .Hus~. near ,a bathroom windOW from whlcb
SCott, a · 1'n9derate Pennsylv~an, :as the othB•two1apparenµy,epcaped.
their party whip ·over Sen,· Roman San Bernvdino County ~
· ·Orange. County Airport was the scene JVuska, a~ more ~a~lve ~ebr~kan. said the cabin Is owned by F.arl L.
of ,a .drama~c search for a bOmb In The vofe In 1 lavor was a3 to Denney, of 1"'5.~·Burton St., AMbehil,
20. wbo'la ~led wllh tbe vlctima but an Alr: West llC9 plane Thursday night The Kennedy and Scott victories came hadn't reoled tliem hb cabin. '
' fOUowing an anonymoua ,telepbone threat less thai;i ~ hour before the House The blaze a~ to have started
received at the airline office at w and Senate convened at noon Efi with 1n tbe k;i~eri ~ . of atructure and
Angelell International Airport. • both chambers und~ Democratic control. smote accumulated .enough to awaken
N '---'-# found elthe Or Both .Senate whip chc?lces marked a Pina, who was quoted as ... .1.... he o uuuUiRJ were · t at ange breakthrough .for the liberal wings of tried to help the others but 'it6 wu
County or Loa Angeles airports. the two parties. However, the other too late
Passenger• hurriedly left Air West 's major congressional lead~shJp posts re-One iheory ls that sparks from a
ffight 963 at Orange County which was maJned in familiar hands. fireplace may have ignited a can of
stopped at lhe south end of the runway. Sen. Gordon AlloU (R-Co~). defeated lighter fiuid aet dangerously near atacta
They used emergency chutes to get Sen. Robert Griffin (ft..Micb.), 25 to of newspapers and magazines while the
out of , the plane. There were 57 IG08 in their cohalrmntest forolthethenuz:!!t:bthreeli fiye youths slept _ ~ slot, c . an ""'"I"' can Beckmeyer's ~ t e pf at her, Homer passengers on the fll,ght which arrived Pol~cy Committee. Gile&, said eri¥g had planned to spend
at 8;08 p.m. from Las Vegas. Vice PresldeoHlect Spiro T. Agnew Wednesday iuglit at W~'a house.
Tw tab! f . th N. all sat In on the GOP seoslon. He lllld · "H hadn't "-·• '··· to o no es . rom e a:on r y he was only an observer , and "juSt e !Pen ... uut:U any P.~
· a,t Anahe.pn CCnv~Uon Center were wanted to gel to know the senators· 10 to Big eem;. GUes added. .
delayr.f Jn leaving the airport because well " I The -• olllco ln San J!emardino
o'f t\ie Onenout ·1ieup. ~tt aaid afterwards he hoped his said apparentlY,-tbrei of the~• arrived
Lt. .Gov. Robert Finch was scheduled elecllon "mcana . we ·can ~· the In Big Bear Willnesday night, and uked
, io· fly to ~Cramen~o in a privat,e plm)e ~of the party, strengthen and enJlfae ~e other .two ~ they could stay over
and TV personality Art , Llnkeletter,. its appeal." . . · D1ghl In the ~abln. ,
master ot ~monies at .the Niton affair, . However, be said it was "nbt a victory ' Beclan~yer s f~nlily w~ notlfied of
were beld 'at the terminal bulldlng. (See CONGRl!85, Pqe I) the tragedy about ~oon Tbursdlly.
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UlS ANGELES (AP) -Presiden!,<lect
Ric!md · Nl.x:an, judged In °full good
hialth to asaume the challenges" of
office, is preparing to fill out the top
JeveJ roilter of his new administration.
Ni.Jon plans to announce Saturday the
selectlon of Elliot L. Rlchardson, a~
tpy gneral "' MUa.cbu.eua, to be
Ulldenecretary of 11ate, Ille No. Z posi-
tion In that department.
U. Alul.s Johnson, now U. S. am-
)¥ssador to Japan, fJ to be named
"""1enecretary for -poUtical affairs, WasbJoiton sources reported . n-appolntmenti, to be allllOUliCed
formally by tbe Preatdent .. lect aod ~of State<le~gnate Wllllam P.
·1leogers, lead Off a serieS of sub-Cabinet
1ielections to be made Defore the Jan . 1o inauguration. '
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s1ifps ~ unwe com"e h«awie Ot
Wa!hlngton's recent decision to sen ' &O
Phantom jots lb ltrael. Thil would be
a reversal of Lebanon's traditional pro-
Western Polley.
JsraaU anger at the world's concern
for Lebanon increased. Forel&n MinJ1ter
Abba Eban asaa.lled the U.N. Security
Council and the Sephardic chl~f rabbi
criticized Pope Paul VL
Meanwhile, the onct quiet Lebaneset·
IKraeli border erupted again in an
DAILY ll'ILOT Stiff ll'~ot.
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• • • irllDori ~:nu .. iiliM. 1111 .... .. El "' alrlbler Ill ~ Ill --
Ille ,.... """' ...,.,_, tilkfilc -.. °"' llraell died. •~ea:-llllr.JolntpeaceacUon. • "Here," he sald.' "are clw' algns al
• Chlil .Rabbi Ylfzh>k NJ.aslln, head of twn tendenclea on tlie part ol ttie ponlllf'
llriel'.t 1sepbarcuc 'commUiilty, crttlcbed A camprehen.tlve war q:al.na:t the Jtwllh
the Pope for his ......,ge to Lebanon faith and aplmt the counlry which
expressing sympathy for the loa of God pve to Ills people. ••
13 commetclal aircraft destroyed by the '"The Pope was not shocked aver the
Israeli commando raid oD Beirut airport shedding of blqod: , .but rather over
last Saturday. m1t~al lh!ng1."
In a broadcatt over the slate radio, It was the second attack on lhe Pope
Rabbi Nlssim said the Pope had kept in as many days. Dr. Zerah Warhaltig,
silent aft~r the Nov . 22 bombing that minister of religious affairs, made a
killed 13 Israelis in a Jerusalem market simlla.r comp)Jint.
and after the Dec. 26 Arab attack on At a news conference In Tel Aviv,
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reaoluUon condam~1111i' 1srull raid
aod •uaestint Lebanel1 ~ eoUUecl to
COmptllSAtion.
"II lsrael were wiped out completely
by tbe Araill, tbe SeeurttrCOlmcll would
do and say nothing," Eban declared.
n!ferrtng to the Soviet veto 1rhlch •
blocked evwy atlelJlpt to ~ ·tht
Aratit. .....
Aaked about the ~endaUon for
compensation, Eban said, "What Ls sug·
gested by the Security Council by way
of f edre&S for the family of 'the man
murdered in Athens?"
*· Soviet Peace Plan Rejected
Israel, 'Big Three' Won't Support Mideast Proposal
~1 United Proia lolenaUooal ·
16l'ael and the western "JUs Three"
failed today lb support Soviet lnftlaUv.,
to put t.oaeU)er a big four MJddJe .East
peace guarantee.
The Soviets Jawiched their Middle
East "peace offensive" 'Illursday in
meeUnga with top American, French and
Brltlah olllciala to suaest a Mldeast
settlement. The Soviet plan was n!port·
ed to call for an initlal withdrawal of
IJ<aell forcu from occupied t.mtory
folli>wed by Arab .tennlnaUon of their
slate ol war with larael and concluding
with a bl& foor guarantee of tbe reiJcm'a
bor<lers.
llraell Foreign Minister Abba Eban
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-Of Ideological ebaraeter." Referring to
Kennedy's vlttory, he .!il id, "Both parties
have ·revived, rerre.,hed and restored
qukkly denooncecl tha soviet plu u a
••phoney peace offensive and an impoa.-
ed aoluUon."
In Parts, a communique following to-
day'• French cabinet meeting made it
clear that Presldent Charles tie Gaulle'•
government had relinquiahed ils earlier
hopes that a big four peace conference
could conv~e to solve the MiddJe Eaat eris!!. ;a·
The · cab1ilet communique aaJd the
French felt 1 dllcu!alon of the crlals
should be ca\tlnµed _wltllln the U.N. Sec-
urity Council but "believes there will be
no b1g foor power conference" u IOOgbt
by De Gaulle earller.
W..tem cllplomata In LCllldm Aid to-
day they considered a four power guar·
antee to the Middle E~t'ern powel'3 full
or pitfalls -and highly doubtful. ,
Westem dJplomats tn cJ01e h>uch with
the late,st Middle Eastern diplomatic:
maneuvering said the UnHed Nation!
and probably the major powers would
most likely have to endorse any Middle
Eastern settlement. ,
But that settletJlent would first have
to be reached by the powers involved,
either by direct or Indirect negotiations,
they said.
They dlscollllted the probability rt a
blanket four·pcwer guarantee becaUM'
the guaranteeing powert: would be bard
put to act swiftly ll!lll fonclully enough
to pUlliall violatm.
. Soon to follow : Nomin8Uons to top '10bs in lhe AgricufluJ'!' Department apd
. ~ Pentagon.
A WHITTIER BENCHWARMER WINS HIS LETTER
Nixon, Former CNch Wallace "Chief" Newman
their aspect."
Kennedy's vicl:iry \Vas certain to be
Suzie's Heart Surgery
On Again -for Ja1!· 10
Interpreted as an important step In a That on·again1 off.again heart surgery of SULie's mother, Le Thi Lan, as
"cautiously optimistic" following the an·
nouncement of the new dale for her
child's desperately needed surgery. Thi
attractive Vietnamese woman, the wife
of an officer in the-South Vietnamese
Anny, almost collapsed Sunday wben
surgery was called off for: the third
time.
J>O"ible 1972 presidential bid by the for "Suzie" ls on again. Masaachusetts senator.
· Nllon aldes wooJd ntrt confirm the
~late Department choices. But Nb:on
seemed to do so obliquely in a bantering
exchange with Robert H. Finch, who Fron& Page l Long, SO, was cast by obiervers as Chlldrens Hospital surgeons Thursday
symbolic old-line Southern Senate power scheduled Jan. 10 u the date on which
• • • ~to ~~a:i~ ~;..": NIXON HAILED IN ANAHEIM
to enllll lllchard.i u • top d~ .
aJthough his record has been more they will rebuild the two-year-old Viel·
moderate than that of many other namese child's faltering heart -the
Southerners, particularly-on economic fourth Ume that the little girl'a name
for bk department, but tm't _. to the convention center crowd a minute aet hllb. later when he did exactly the same
Tbo Prealdeiiklecl allo-'i·tbftl&lll lhlng to the grinning Nizon.
be allr,' perbapo 11manyel10~ And the Presldent..iect kept the act
nlans. In lhe ranb ~ti and 1olng 1>y> then chasing after Sutherlin ~"rl'!tobe ".' A"'1r',1 =.t111.atU~tt~pplng
being made In the · · to '~ .
provide geographic , balance," be said GREAT PROP MAN
at a Tbunday Juncblon bonorfnc Finch, "My, what a great prop man this
lieutenant eovunor'4j(Callforn1a. new President would have made," qulp-
''Tbere Js a t~ in Wuhiogton ped the laughing LIDkletter. "And did
for executive and ·administraUve officials you see the way that ltid brought him
to be· selected too much from the New running to the microphone? If he can
York, New England and Washington,
D. C .• part of the country," he said.
" . . • We have tended to look to the
M1dwe&t and the far West .''
'lbat way, he said, the new ad·
ministration can seek out the top talent
In all sectlons ri. llie naUon.
Rams 'Tee Off
In Beach MQnday
Los Angeles Rams bumun•tes Raman
Gabriel and BruCe Gouett will ti)' to
match golf swings al 1 p.m., Mohday.
In the lobby of Mercury Savings' 11ew
Huntington Beach office on Edi111er
Avenue near Belich Boulevard.
The golf swing game is part of a
free a:ou clinic initiated Jan. 2 to
celebrate the opening of Mercu ry Sav-
ings' new branch.
Tbe coif clinic will run through Jao.
17, with a golf pro from one of the
local . chlbl present each day to give
tips on bow to improve your game.
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Mideast, Viet
'Peace Push'
Told by Rusk
WASHINGTON (AP) -Secretary of
State Dean Rusk said today the Johnson
adminl.ltration will ei:pand its efforts
"between now and Jan. 20 to improve
the prOI~ for }?'!Bee in Vletnam and
the Middle East. '
. In perhaps hlB final news conrere~e
after eight years in office, Rusk em·
phaslzed the threat to world peace
posed by increasing violence in lhe
~fiddle East.
And he called upon both Israel and
the Arab goverrunents to exercise re·
strainl.
Arab governments, he said. should
recognize that they "mu.st do their
utmost to restrain terrorili activity."
He added: "We call upon Isra el to
recognize that a policy of excessive
retaliation will not produce the peace
that Israel surely desim."
'Ille secretary reaffirmed the U.S.
position thai a peaceful solution in the
Middle East can be found in the U.N.
Security Councll resolution which he
said established "the real beginnings of
a just and lasting peace.''
Although he did not rule out U.S.
CO!'ISU!tatlons with the Soviet Union,
France, Britain and other major pow·
ers, he declared that "we do nol 00.
lieve that peace can be foond outside"
the MlddJe East area.
The United Stale!, he said, would con·
suit with other governments In an effort
to help U.N. Ambassador Gunnar Jar·
ring find a "lastlnc peace in a..'l area
that bas known no real peace for so
Jong."
Rusk said the present Middle East
prospects are "serious and require the
immediate and prudent attention of all
1taders OD both aides.
"'lben fJ lilUe question but that a
breatdown of the _present tmuous ar-
r~tl \fOUJOlJe caWtrophlc for
Ill lllo peoples ol the area," be sale!.
On vtetnim, Rusk empliastied that
there Dta;Y be two or three stages that
can be anticipated berore a seWement
can be addtved.
.. We are atOOou& to cut through pr&-
cedural matters to get to more l)'lttm·
atJc dil<:tlJllont,'' he 1ald.
The United Sta.tu has put forward a
great many 1ltemative1 to get the pro-
cedural questions settled and I.ht serious
business of talkl under wa y.
RoAk was questioned about reporttd
dllfereuoes with Secretiry of Def~
Clark M. Cll!ford on the conduct ol the
Patl! negotiations.
Calling the report speculatlvr, Rusk
smlled and 18id : "I don't rec.1111 r evtr
wmtled on the rug with Secretary ClWord." ..
do that to a President what a
buB1nemnan he's going lo turn out lo
be • . .
Among an array of gifts presented
to Nixon was the bench on which he
spent so much or his time while hls
Whittier College teammates won famt
on the gridiron.
But compensation came in the same
moment when 25 or his former team
and ~lassmates' filed on stage t.o present
to Nixon the football' •le\ter that wa!,
said Dr. Paul Srnitht college pesident,
"35 years overdue."
J.uues. hu appeared on the operating room
K.....t, spumed a chance to compete bulletin board.
for Ille 11968. i ~ ,Pi'.esldentlal Tbe critical blood shortage that led
nomlnaUon after h1I fritlle'it, &en. Robert the -heart tUrieey team to cancel an
F. Kennedy, waa auasslnlted Jut Jun.e operation slated for Thursday atmuld Looi bad .... tf~.inceI1163 and ,be alleviated In a week's time', a hoop!tal JCen~) ~~ent Iut spokesman commented. "And if it Isn't," wiekthat ht ·~tlbtd try'to unseat the he said, "we believe that we'll be able
Louisianan calliht most Sen ate to make special arrangements to get
5 Held on Vice
Rap in · Newport Democrats by surprise. the blood that will be needed for Suzie."
All 57 Democratic senators turned up The Hong KonG: flu e9ide111ic Iii: Five Jiollywood area women In their
for the caucus. Sen. John Sparkman responsible for the bloo·l s'·ortrgc that early 20s were arrested In Newport
(0.Ala.)1 announced the Kennedy victory is limiting many hosµ:t:::.l o::i::ratlng , B:!ach this moning on conspiracy to
about 80 minutes alter the caucus began. rooms throughout the n21ir:.1 !Cl c1ncrt;c'l· commit prostitution charges after New·
Long said the Kennedy family politica l cy surgery only. And flu 1":is t!ircc:ly port Beach detectives arranged a meet·
OTHER FLASHBACKS organizaUon "turned a Jot of voles to responsible for the sec~nd c·:nc::ll r t·o·1 ing through a phone call.
Furlhe.r flashbackl to the early yeara his advantage." of surgery for ailing Nguyen Tbi Th3?·:1 The women, one of them a topless
of Orange County 's native !on came "I think I h<id Senator Kennedy outgun-Phuong when a member of the S!lr!'.;cl'y dancer. were arrested after the meeting
from : ned in the U.S. Senate, but across the team contracted the rampant virus. in a Harbor area motel.
-Calllornla's Li. Gov. Robert Finch, country he was more popular than t Suzie failed to make the first scheduled Police Identified the suspects as Tina
who wlll be secretary of health. educaUon was,'' Long told new1rnen. trip to the operating room 1•:hen she Lo:ii:;c Clark, 23, of Los Anseles, the
and welfare in Nixon's cabinet. "I've He said the political organization put contracted a high fever and a persistent topless dancer ; Eva Leigh Stratton, 20,
known him for 22 years," recalled Finch, together by the late Presidenf John F. ear infection shortly after she arrived of Hollywood; Carol Davis, 20, of
"22 years in whlch he's known the agony Kennedy and tht late Sen. Robert F. at the Orange facility from her Da Hollywood; Lynda Dolores Arellu!o, 22,
or defeat and the ecstasy of victory. Kennedy had strong influence with Nang home last Nov. 27. of Hollywood and Aniiie Pearl Seyniore,
It has been my privilege lo know Utls 1..:b::usmeso:·~~and~l~a~borii;ithro~u~gh~ou~t~th~e~n~aiUoini.iiiiHios~pi;tail;ioiffijiCJii·a~ls~qiie~sc~rlibe~d~lh~e~at~U~tu~d.c -ii23ii,iiiofiiLoiiiisiiiAln~ge!ilejjs;. ;;;;;;;:---great man."
-Mrs. Ella Furnas, 92, of Lodi. "l 0 q I \ ~
was there when he was born and I , 'S ~:;,ko~ui I w!~e;h:e:i\~'\u~n;et1~ :: t, f JANUARY ALE
look al Mno then ." ~.._y~
-Mrs. Cecil "Ma" Pick ering of Foun· c,
tain Valley. "Sure, I spanked him good
and hard when he 'vas about 8. He v
asked for it be<:ause he would keep
teasing my little girls."
-Mrs. f;velyn Dom or Whittier,
secretary to the young Nixon when he
opened his first law practice. "I well
re member that he always sa.ld 'never
make a statement that you ca:i't live
up to'."
And in a grand clima,: to the lw!Hiour
show a birthday cake bearing 56 candles
was wheeled on sta1e while the audience
sang "Happy Birthday to you" to the
happy President.elect
Nixon blew them all out In one breath.
"Keep on snuffing things out as fast
as that while you 're In the White House
and you'll never have any problems,"
quipped Linkletter.
Match Play Cause
Of $10,000 Fire
Children playing w\tb matche8 were
blamed by fire officers today for start.inc
a $10,000 fire lhat gutted the bedrooms
oC apartment C, 2202 Delaware St., llllD-
tlngton Beac«i: Thtll'11day afternoon.
HERITAGE GRAHD TOUR
Reg. $265. SALE $219.
FEATURING:
HINREDON--f.olio Thr•-Fontein•
Uphoht•ry 1sve OFF
Hlln'AA &rand Tour-Uphol1tery 20~ OA'
PIDll Fnndt Country M1nn•...c.11.9, Dlooeil•
Huntington Beach firemen battled the
blaie for 10 mlnul<s bef~ brtnstng
It undor cootrol.
Reg. $299. SALE .$139. >.CCESSOIUES -LAMPS -PICTUkES
Investigators l!ald the fin! 1Started in
a closet in the rear bedroom, where
I'll' boys, both qe 4, one the child
of Uie occupant, 1'1ri;. Noran Oliver,
and the other • neighbor 's child, were
playlna with matches.
The rear ~rooms wert C'Omplelely
destroyed and llmoke and heat ruined
the Uvins room furniture, in\'eJtlgators
said.
No other aputmtnls were dlm1ged.
Twenty.five men wttb two en&'net,
one KnOrkel unit and a reaeue truck
responded to the fire. Two chief omcen
directed lhe operaUon.
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90 DAYS NO INTlltlST-LOHOD TlllMS AVAILULl 'ON APPROVID tUDl:J'.
NEWPORT llACH
1727 Wllttllff Dr. '42-2050
ONW ,.,.., 'Tft. t
INTERIORS
Profeulonar lnt.rl9r
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LAGUNA BEACH
30 North CoHI Hwy. 494-4$5 I
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Record
Meetingi
Births
MOAG MIMORIAL HOS,ITAL
Mr Ind Mr~ /Nrk $tovi:::, 114.S
.WMJm A~°I:-~
,,,.r 1nd Mn. John N.wton, ''" Commodor1 Cln:hl. H u n Ir n 'ton -·"" .... Mr Md Mn. llobbY Mc:Nt.11~ ~ ~ 1tw1 .. Coll• Mew, t!rt 1.,,, Mr lftd Mn. Dennlt Roven. ~. HunfJngtoll a..c11. 11r1 m Mr 111d Mr.. B1rrv Kt~.
H.mlliw. st., eo.11 .v..., bo't ''' Mt,. 1nd Mrs. J-$wr-• ,.ord Rd •• C<W1 Mf1M, tlr
Fire Calls
W"tmlnfl.r •:06 1.m. Wt<fnndrlY, med!tlll 1k1,
8311 15111 ""'· 13 1,12 1.m .. llructur1 flrt. Sm G1nlrn Gnwe, $p. 3l't
!1:24 1.m., slrudurt flu, ffCll Homer
f,:11 1>.m .. orvs flt'I'. w..tmrnsttt 11\d
-1ricl &olH Cli'lc.1 • 10:"11 J1.m., car nr1, W"tmlnsi. 1rnd
Retarded
Now Get
More Aid
Abou.l • three percent of
Amtrlca's population falla Into ·
the mentally retarded
category a n d half o !tbooe
cases could have been
prevented with sci e !I: t 1 I c
knowledge available loday,
says Dr. Anthony N. Toto,
med1cal director at Fairview
State Hospital 1n Costa Mesa.
"Today," be says, •jthe pic-
ture looks brighter, as the
mentally retarded and their
problems are finally taken
from the seclusion of the
bedroom closet into t b e
sun11ght of the community."
The secret i s com·
municatton, believes Dr. Toto.
He said Fairview's staff is
trying tu a variety of ways
to make the C<¥IUDunity aware
of the problems of the men-
tally retarded.
The newest effort ls a series
of 1.2 public lectures organiud
by University Eitenslon lo be
offered at the hospita1 for
credit beginning Tuesday.
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Convicted
Rapist
Due Exam
Alienation
Topic at
Extension
The many f.aees that allena·
tion wears in modern
American life will be ex·
amined in a new Unlvendty
Extension public lecture tSeries
beginolng Monday.
"Lonellneos and Alienation
In Modem Society" will be
given on 12 Monday evenings
at 7:30 pm. in 178 Fine Arts
on the UC Irvine campus. Cost
will be $4Z.
Apathy a n d withdrawal,
''dropping out" from family,
school and society -these
are symptoms of alienation,
says C. Ray Fowler, pro.
fessional family and marriage
counselor who ls coordinating
the series.
And what are the face5 of
alienation?
"They're the ghetto school
SANTA ANA -Convicted child who feels he's geWng
burglar-rapist Ronald L. Hall the only edueation that really
was committed Thursday to counts out in the streets,"
Atascade:o State H05pital for says Fowler.
possible certification as a "They're the senior cUUens
mentally disordered sex of· 'Who have been made to feel
fender. usele$ by our modern
Superior C.Ourt Judge technology; the men and
Howard Cameron ordered a women out of prism strug..
90-day dlagnost.ic study for the gllng to make a go of it
Santa Ana man and withheld on the outside; the bafll-core~
sentencing pending reports of drug add.lets and people who
psychiatrists at the state are turning away f M m ·
facility. Hall, 27, was con-establlsbed churches because
victed by a jury last Dec. they don't provide any help
13 of 10 felony counts -five in solving today's problems.
burglaries, four rapes and an "Hippies and YI pp i e I,
armed robbery. rebellious youth, e:rt:remists of
Hall's countywide crime the right and left, Mexican-
spree ended last Oct. 5 when Americans with cultural con·
he was c a pl u r e d by flicU and language 'hangups'
Westniinster police officer and the cop on the beat In
Charles Tharpe in Thorpe's a hostile neighborhood-these
apartment. The o ff l c e r , disparate groups share one
returning home from duty, thing io common -the maal:
surprised Hall from whom he or alienation," he said.
1 Mttllblll took two guns after a struggle. How does alienation ooze in-
wntr11111tttr A Westminster woman and to the famllJ, the c:hurcll. the
: 12:10 ,,.m. s.turd•v. media! •Id. a Huntington Beach housewife school, into politics and the
•1•1 Ch'-• 11. In u.m fl _. ·"er :-.... ;-i ....... which ·-·~ ''" p.m., fire ln~"tlNOon, tZSI testified dur g no.u S v...-...ay ,,..,u Wl>W•WWVI"" ... .,
) ,,~ .. rucu.. "32 ainnoc11: ltD9d trial that he bad bound theJll part and parcel tA. our!.~
~ l :XI 1.m. SuP1111v. c.r !Ire, Neowlllld to their beds, taped their society? Are we prVU&YWU&
south "' Mcf'.aclen -A• .. i.A and raped them in alienation when we make it ! f :J7 1.m., e1r fl~, G1rden G~ 111\N....,.
F-v •' Goldeol west offnm~ addition to ransacking their all but impossible for people
10:02 p.m., er1n flrt, 157n Ault• t f' d litud ' 1o:si 111.m., meo:11at1 •let, 1012 Alt• st. __ hom __ es_. __________ •_m __ 80 ___ •_· -----I
F011llt1l11 V1ti.y
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EllWI sr . 1:16 •.m. $ulld1y, ~. 1"5f P-.....,
t2:1S p.m .• fir• lri-tlHtlO!I, 1°'462 W1.....-AW.
DEATH NOTICES
DESATOFF
.. 1119 .. ~ 0..totf. AM U. of ~ 1!11• W. OC>Nnfronf, NewJIOl'1 Beotcll.
t 0.Te cl deooltl. J1-ry 1. lNt. $11,..
1 vlved bV llulblfld, Morris M. Oft.
..... 1tot11 mother, Mn. si.n.n1 o-~.
•• N-9 Sndu bro!hen. Georlle P. -7. George, C.-1 P1tti., 1nd J1mes P. ·~ George. UP11nd1 sitter, IMrv Ter· tllf, V1lleio. Sen<lcet., S.turdllv, ll::ID
AM, ••ttr Chl1>1!. 3520 e , Cl!ll5f H!el'l-
WIY• O:or\W'll 11"4 Mir. lnfermefll, P•
c!rle VJ"" ~morlat P1tti.. Olrecled
bY 111117 .Mortu1rv.
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P..-cy Jlobert <:itlltl. Rt111denl of Ap!QOI.,
CltlfDrni.. D1!1 at d-11'1, J1n. 2. Sur·
Ylwd by wlf<t, GtrTrudll JOn, LIU•
~ It. GIJ!h; Qu11h~r. a1rbe,. L •
S!tbltl', Ind 1'lrM 11.-.lldd!Ud,."· Fu-
M ... I ffl'Vll:ft wm be twlvai.. Flmlly
,_is floll&e wllhlno to mW me-
morl1I c:onlr1bultcn1, pl"M c:ontrlbute to !ti& A...ncan C.-$Ddl!Y. DTI·
lllY B'"°""'" Ho.tnlll"lffon V11Wv Mor·
f\Hlry, Oll'l!'C'!crs.
CUFT
M1M11 R.lv c~n. mt Pllc"ln!it, C(ll.
fl "'-9. $Uf'Y!Yed bY Wiit, Mn.
Mlrt,,,,_ Clln1 ttlrM tcnl, Mld'IMt Clift, U.S. Army1 J1mes P. 9fld 8rvc.1
E. Clffl, IK#l'I cl S."11 Al'lll Jlatef", WWnd9 Pu11ev, UTlf'I. ~ p1Ntlrt1.
8911 8f'OldWrf Mortulry, 11• '"'*'" w , ec.11 .MeM.
BALTZ MOR1VAIUES
Ceroaa del Mar.OR Ul50
Colla Mesa Ml wet
" BELL BROADWAY
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111 Broadway, Coda Mesa
1J "3433
DILDAY BROTHERS
Hanthlgtoo Valley
Mortuary
17111 Beacll Blvd.
Hanllngloo Beacll
W-'1171
PACIFIC VIEW
MEMORIAL PARK
Ccmemy e Morlaary
Cbapel
3519 Padllc View Drive
Newport Beacll, Calllonda
M+l7tl
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PEEK FAMILY
COLONIAL FUNERAL
HOME
7801 Boln Ave.
Westmlm:&v ttWSU
SMJTH'f MOR1VARY
C1 Mala St.
llullqtoo Beacll
LEMPI
WESl'CLIFF MOR1VARY
U7 E. 17tlt SI., Colla MeA -
Crossword Puzzle
ACROSS
l Units of
11lecttlcal
rtluctance 5 l11ltate 9 Consign to
11'111 Jirik 14t~ suitable for pubticatlon
15 European
16 Increase
In amount
17 Girl's
nlcknt111e
11-bag 19 Mold in
which cetal
Is cast ZO Compound
with dtri09'"
tnl taste
21 Tum aw•\· 23 Luncheon
24 r.i.:. ....
of time 26 Co•.vnlc ..
Uons word
for "L'' 28 One wbO excels
Z9 Covered._,. with a t1m11
of grant 33 Perloll of
""' 36 Tree "e,., 38 Fiiiy's
relatlve
39C-•d 40 Lel It stand
Al Cont by
42 llllHladl
flb .. 43 Business establlstmelt
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44 ,.It's a --1": 2 words 46 It• or
equestrian ....
47 River of Eltl'opt 48 Notsy dis-turbances
5Z Bubbllnt sound
55 Siesta · taller
51 Bovines 58 Kind of protective cover
60 water body
61 MlnllOMl
62 Whert Bangalore ,,
63 Het"aldtc
bearing 64 Having wings 65 PIPates'
quest
''Set up on end . 67 Calendar abbmlatlon
DOIN
l Do a roof repair Job
2· Roman maglslrlte 3 PeanulS cartoon
c:h••clet' 4 Enactment
of 176S:
2 words 5 Station 1nllft
'$pk:• 1 An e111oUoa
l/3A9
8 Having too 36 Rodeo great a performer:
btrtlea 2 words
9 Hindu tlUe: 39 True's
10 Dance: companion 11 Seat of 4Q Oatsio city:
Latvian 2 words University 4Z Exceeding I U --now: speclfltd
At this llllf: 191
2 words 43 Hold • 13 lan.'s lthlon
nlcbi•• 45 Pl'O'Ylded 2.2 One of a 'ltt that of giants Archaic
25 -A9e 46 The 49!11 27 ltdltm. PWlllcl, ..... I> portly
Frendl•• · 41 Jf••ICll 29 o,.,,, -prlll•
30 In-: 49 EXJ1.1lllf0111 Altoo-........ 31 At 1rz 50 Tltt
32 History 51 IClnd of student's drink
tOfle«n 52 Cuual
33 L•ae 53 PrfnUng ..... u., ~ ...... ,
)4 Co•IC strip Colloq.
cti."Kler SC BrklO to 35 SlHpl.. 56 ..... _. Ilk•·-: End
2 words " Fiiia
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CopiJ) ll"sy in 1968
Businesses
Canvassed
By ~ess0r
SANTA ANA -Orange
County buslness fmna are the
targets of assessor Andrew
J. Hin.shaw's forces who have
fanned out 1n their annual
door-to-door fleld canvass.
Hinshaw said the field can·
vass bad two purposes; to
complete the appraisal of
smaller businesses and to
Identify the loc:aUon of larger
businesses so they coold be
maned a property statement.
'lbe assessor said the line
his office uses to divide small
and other buslnes!es is 15.000
assessed valuation.
'lbe assessment program in-
volves the use of a simplified
property statement for
reporting taxable a s s e t 1 1
Hinshaw said.
ANOTHER SPECIAL SERVICE
for CUSTOMERS and FRIENDS
COMF. IN AND PICK UP YOUR COPY
JAN. 2 lhru JAN. 10 ..
t:J#ere 'l(}f,{ 4tJ/lle ~
mtde a dvrer8Hee
5% per annum compounded dally current
rate on passbook savings
5 25% on minimum tenn accounts
• In multiples of $1,000.
MUTUAL SAVINGS
' -N o ~~~~; ~E~ ~c~ TI o., ~
• 2aa1 L!AST COAST HtQ)IWAY
CORONA D!I. MAii, CALIFORNIA 82825
TELEPllONEi l75o5010
HEADOff!CE
315 E. Colorado Blvd.
P•sadena, ~· 91109
tel•Pl>one7 •• 9-2345
ASSETS OVER
$425,000.000.00
OPEN SATIJROAY, JAN. 4
OTHER BRANCH OFFICES
Glendale1 West Arcadia
Corona Def Mar
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LEGAil NOTICE LEOALN0'11CE
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,,.._ Is etldence ol 111 wlog
~ ol lnllatlcn wb!ch lhrealell6
to came the biggest year-toog
~llt of living increase In 17
·IA!GAL NOTICE
NOTICI TO U:SOITOU
S.Ul"l:llOll COi.ia' Olll '1'• ITAT9 Of' U.Ut'091NIA flot:
Tiii OIMIWYY Of OUHOa
"'-IW11 .. S:1l•" ol ELMER I. $,¥!TM, 0.C:ttilf!'I
• ttOtlCE II HElllEl'f' OIV'llil to Tiit u.d""' .. "" •bellilt lllmtd Otadenl tl\lf •II ,..,_ No""" clflll'lf "'IM1 ""' Mlf ~t ,,.. r-lroct to 11141 ~ Wl'lfl .. fltC9™"' YOllC!ltta. "' t!lo elfle9 Ill "" cltrk « !tie UOYt ~ eourt, Of' to _, ....,..., wtlh
"" ......,.,,. YWCl'lef.. to ti'MI ""' _......, al ,rllllkllfl •ncl Ft11'1kl1"' At-"°"'"" 11 l1w. 1117 E. 1&111 St., Cost1 ~ Clillf. 11'27. whleh 1• tl\t !Illa ., .,.,_. "' the ~l•lllCI 111 .u
"""'-.... 1.1111.., '° !ht """ of ••If -..n1, wHl'lhl lOlll' inonin. llfler tfl9 11"1 11Ubllc::1l\oll flf "'II notlu. Pt* Die. ,., , ...
• Crecbr-Cttl-N1~1 h,_
tineUtor or ftll Wiit of the
•bow lltmed cltC.edtnl 11l.t.tOU.IN & •RAHICLIM
IW •· 11111 St., c.1a --.. C..IN-la. nur
T .. 1'4NU1
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Asian Auto Field Contested
DETROIT (UPI) -'Ille
American auto Industry bas
a few aces up its sleeve in
trying to crack Japanese
domination of tbe auto lield
in the Orienl
And it ha.s some of the
Japanese automakers worried.
Japan now has the second
largest auto industry ln the
world. This year, Japanese
plants turned out a record
number o( cars •.• topping
3.3-million units. DominaUng
this market are Japan's two
largest automakers, Datsun
and ToYQta. which have gob-
bled up sOtne smaller
Japanese autornakm tn their
drive to become the Ford and
c..neraJ Moton cl Ille Far
East
Anothtr company, Honda.
which became bl& p:vduc!nlJ
motoreycles, Is branching Into
the auto Oeld and could
become the Chrysler of Japan.
J 3 p aneae manufacturers
have grown uDder an umbrella
Cl t sovemment protection
foreign maker& and
gO\'trnments tolerated wbtn
the Japanei;e Industry WU
struggllna to ma.kc Its way.
Tiiey stood by whlle the
Japanese porle<ltd tbtlr horn<
Industry wtl.b exorbitant
tarl!lt and olll<r mlrlctlons
on forelgn !m?0<1J wt permll·
t"1 the J-to npcri
to other countrlts without
rtlallatory taxes.
Now that hos chang<d. The
Japanese auto industry is the
giant of the Orient, but it
and the government still pro-
tect themselves a g a in s t
foreign incursions into their
markets.
Henry Ford It, board
chairman of Ford f\totor Co.,
recently assailed Japane~e
policy as "stupid" a n d
shortsighted, and said lt could
invite worldwide retaliation
and a move toward i.solaUon
by other c:ountries.
However, there'• evldeoct
that Mlerican, and perhapc
European, automakers have
other ideas to combat the ··-Ward'• wtomotl .. ?!p(rll,
the llau.tlcll •loncJ GI the
American auto lndOslry, "YI
tbor• are -.1 ,..,... one
new tack. l1 says, would be
for U.S. pro&ieers to buy Into
tht: J apanae industry as lhey
have done successfully tn
Europe. It quotes the Orle!rt>l
Economist. a m.-a g.a % i n e
published In Engll3h In Tol\Yo,
aa &u.ggestln1 It is poqlble
for Gtnera1 Moton or any
other big U.S. automobile
manutactum to tab a
breather on inv8tmentl ln
!.'\irope: and co ncent r 1 t•
onraw8CIM(JlaJ._
'l1le bli .......... In
Japan woald, ol coune, rolus<
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New Angle: Mrs. Allen
Wants George to Q·uit
UJ5 "ANGELES (UPI) -II ....,.
like everybody except the coach's wife
was unavailable for comment and. she
doesn't want the coach to coach anymore.
1bat's about the way things stood
today in the burning question of the
new year: will George Allen return as
head coach of the i.s Angel., Rams
next season?
Ram owner Daa Reeves tired Allen
last week because of ra personality
clash" bu1 bas now changed his miod
and wanti Allen beet, a""'"1lq in Mrs.
Allen and othen.
Allen's wl!e, Etty, talted ln an in·
terview with a Chicago radio staUon
Thursday and sald Reeves wanted to
rehire her buab&nd; her husband ""aa
undecided about going back to the Rama;
and she, Mrs. Allen, want!: him lo stay
out ot coaching.
Reeves issued a statement like 'jno
comment" through the Ram publl<:ity
stall.
Allen did not'......,. bit lelepboae.
Mrs. Allen didn't a n aw e 'r her
lelei>t-after she talked on the air.
Reeves apparenUy bowed to the
pressure of irate fans and many of
hia players ln mak1n,g an attempt to
recooclJe wilh Allen.
Allen and the Rams finished second
lo Baltb;nore .in the coastal division of
tbe National Football League with a
11).3..1 record for 1958.
Beamon Envisio~
The players fcnsee a league tiUe nest
season and with it about $25,000.in bonus
money. They know Allen is a winning
coach and they know if they get a new
one he'U take some lime to install his
system and a champiooshlp will be that
much firther away. .
Allen has often said coaching takes
him away from hJJ family. He said
he works a 16 to 18 hour day. When
he's home, he's looking at game mo'9ies
most of the time. 30-foot Jump He doea not eat at the family training
table but prefers milt shakes which
M>Olbe hit atomaeb ulcer.
SAN FRANCISCO (UPf) -Bob
Beamon, who jumped to track 1m~
mortality at the Olympic Games only
three months ago, isn't sitting home
these days poliahing his medal!. He's
on the road again and thinking about
another world record.
"J honestly feel I can do 30 feet,
if all the cood.itioos are right" said
Beamon on the even of the All·American
Games, which on Satunlay open the
1960 track and field .........
Beaman sailed an tocredible 29 feel,
21' Inches in Ibo Olympic loog jump
last Oc1nber to abatter the world record
by nearly two feel (I loot, 9% inches).
Both the international amateur alhletic
federation and the Portuguese scoring
tables rate the leap as the single greatest
achievement in all track and field and
one that may t1ever be topped .
And, it is primarily for that reason
that-followeni·-of track and -Oeld-arenl.t-·
ready -if they ever will be -to
let 1968 rest in peace.
"Everything went right for me at
Me:r:ico City," said Beamon. "The
runaway was just perfect, wind con-
ditions were as good as you would want
and I got a tttmendous -maybe my
best -kick off."
Beamon said he will start shooting
fOf' 30 feet at the all-American games,
wb1cb will be held indoors at the Co w
Palac<.
"I doo't say I can do It here, but
rm sure ooe ol. tiimM! days I will go
to ~ feel In fact, I leaped 39 feet
~ my record jump at Medco City
bot bow far you go In the air doesn't
always determine the length ol. the leap.
Mexico With lJ.S.
It's where your feet land that they
measure."
As things stand now, Beamon, who
lost a semester. at the University or
Texas at El Paso because of the Olym·
pies, plans to compete in from eight
to IZ indoor meets this winter.
He lists the Los Angele& Garnes and
three indoor meets In New York as
"de.finite" along wilh a meet at Van.
couver.
"On tbe othen: I'll pick as 1 go along,"
he said. ••1 really haven't lost much
Mrs. Allen and the four Alleo kids
-George, 16; Gregory, 14; Gerald,
9, and Jennifer, 7 -dine alone in
football season. They au want to stay
permanently in their new home in the
suburban Palos Verdes Pen ins u I a
overlooking the Pacific.
Money is no problem for a few yean
anyway. Reeves has said be will pay
oU Allen on the two remaining years
of his contract at about $50,000 a year.
Allen has written four books on football
and he could sit home, watch the waves
lapping on tbe shore and turn out another
ooe.
of my edge and bave been playing a T G H p
lot of basketball since the Olympica. op 0 roS'
So, I feel I'm in good enough shape
to be thinking about another record."
Asked u competing indoors made a Play Saturday
difference· as compared to outdoor com-_ :_ __ _ __
perruon, Beamon-saia: -
"I honesuy don't know ;r there ;, At Buena Park
a difference and if there is, how much.
To do well eilher indoors or outdoors
you just have to put everything together
and all lhe conditions have to be eight.''
Ralph Boston, the only man in history
to win an Olympic gold, silver and
bronze medal, and one of Beamon'•
biggest boosters, also will compete in
the All-American.
"Ralph has helped me from time to
time, especially when I first was starting
out," said Beamon. "I like to compete
against him because that means rm
going against ooe of the world's best."
BUENA PARK -The first section
ot the first round of the 36-hole $31,000
Southern California Open starts today
at the Los Coyotes Country Club, with
defending champion Billy Casper and
five other 1968 tour winners on hand.
Casper and tbe other champions won't
start swinging in earnest until Saturday.
The final round oo the par 36-36-72
course will be held Sunday.
Prominent golfers who tee off today
lncJIX!e Dave Stockton of San Bernardino;
Jerry Barber, the Los Angeles veteran;
Ausb"alia's Bruce Crampton; and Billy
Maxwell, Odessa, Tex.
After Casper won th.is tournament In
1968, he w.ent on to acquire a total
of $205,168 and took six PGA tour events.
International Prep Loop
Being Studied by CIF
The other 1968 winners here, all
scheduled to start Saturday, are: U.S.
Open champion Lee Trevino; Bob
Murphy who won the Philadelphia Classie
and the Thunderbird: Bob Lunn, back-to-
bac k winner of the Memphis and Atlanta
tournaments; Steve Reid, .A!a1ea cham-
pion: a n d Bob Dickson, who collected
$22,000 in bis first pro victory in the
Haigh National at Costa Mesa.
: • PoesibllWes of .an internatlooal high
: lcttool sports league being formed in
: Ce next four or five years are being
: «riwsly explored by CIF commissioner
· "J. Kenneth Fagans, a resident of Balboa
Island.
Fagarui: is working in cooperation with
~ U.S. State Department project to im·
~e United States.Mexico relation!
' :µ.rough interscholastic competition in all
QJC>rU but football.
, Obviously, if the light.er, less talented
Meiicans tried their luck against Yankee
. grid forces, U.S.·Melican relations would
, ~estionably be worsened, ralher than
. Improved.
' However. gelling the countries together
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WHITE
WASH
fn basketball, baseball, etc .. sounds like
I winner.
Fagans points out that the Imperial
Valley League of the ClF Southern Sec~
tion has only four member schools, pav·
· tng the way for additional entries -
\ike from across the border in Mexicali,
etc.
"'It would be similar to lhe old Tri.State
Ltai'ae," Fagans points out, recalling
the t1me when California, Nevada and
~ IChools were In tbe same circuiL
between them while on an excursion
to La Paz, Baja California.
Corona del Mar's Larry and Simon
Watson bagged ZO dolphin on their outing
In the warm Baja California waters.
BiU . Redding, lbe. daudout defensive
middle guard on USC's \'l.Dqulsbed Rose
Bowl forces, was credited with 14
assisted and anassbted tackles In
Wednesday's %7·11 Ion to Ohio S&at.e.
Mate Jim Snow bad II and Mike
Battle 15. Snow and Batlle are the
only seniors on the SC defensive align·
rnenL Possibly tlte Trojans wUI be mat.
Ing an unprecede1:1&ed fou.r1b 1tralrht
Rose Bowl appearlDCe In 1170.
Dave Kamanskl, head linesman at the
Rose Bowl and a former Newport Harbor
High gridder (1939) explains that con-
troversial secood SC touchdown Wed-nesday.
"As long as bolh players had the
baU simultaneously, lhe play was dead
im.mediately, according to rules," he
prunts out. "What happens to the ball
after that -even if they are still
falling to the ground and the defensive
man takes the ball away from the other
guy -is immaterial"
Kamansk.i got f250 for working the
tiff -his firat-ever Rose Bowl match.
He's also officiated tbe East-We!t game
(19&5) In San Francisco.
In an 18--hole pro-amateur prelude
Thursday , George Bayer and Monty
Sanders tied for low ·individual honors
with five-under-par 67s.
Two teams tied for first at 12.1 on
two best balls in the flvesomes of one
pro and four amateur.
They were headed by Lee Elder, Loa
Angeles, who had an individual card
of 35-34--69, and Bob McCallister,
Corona, who shot 34-36-70.
Bayer's team tied for third at 124
and be won a total of $425. Sander1,
the former national Public Links cham·
pion now playing out of Santa Barbara,
collected a total of $385. His team tied
for fifth at 125.
Tied at 124 with Bayer's team was
a fi~me headed by Casper who shot
~-Dicbon had 35-33-a and John Schlee
and Crampton both lhot'IO. Sehl,. carded
3™ and Crampton 35-35.
Lunn was able to match par n with
a card of 3W6 while Stockton was four
over with 39-37-76.
SC Hosts Utah
The University of Southern California
Trojans, forced to take a back seat
in basketball to UCLA, swing into action
tonight against the Redskins or the
University o( Utah at the Sports An:na.
UCLA gets back Into competition at
Pauley Pavilion Saturday night against
Tulane.
Bowl Atter11ia1h
Ul'I TtltpM!t
DETERM INATION'S REWARD -Penn Stale hero
Bob Campbell (rieht) relaxes on Miariii's beach
with teammate Mike Smith after the Nittany Lions'
thrilling J.5..14 Orange Bowl win over Kansas Wed ..
nesday. It was Campbell's tw~point conversion
with only seconds left that beat Kansas.
Ul"I Tti.pllttt •
WINNERS AT TRACK, TDD -Members of the Arkansas football
team Were guests Thursday at New Orleans' Fairgrounds Race
Track. Here, end Cbuck Dicus (left), Mike Sigman (C1llller) and
Dave Dickey (right) discuss their picks for the sixth race. Dicus's
horse won. They celebrated their 11>2 win over Georgia.
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UCI at Rhode Island,
Lo ses to Friars, 85-77
PROVIDENCE, R.I. -The question
of the day for UCl basketball coach
Dick Davis Is: "Who was the fink at
the Irvine tournament?"
The Anteater coach can only conclude
that Providence College had a scout
In the stands during UCI's recent tourna-
ment.
At least, it sure looked that way Thw's-
day night when Providence posted an
~77 win over UCI in Irvine's opening
game of an eight-day eastern roa<ftrip.
"The way they handled WI I know
they had someone watching us at our
tournament," said Davis. ·
It wasn't even close. Providence ran
up a 50.29 lead at halftime, much lo
the delight of the 3,300 spectators.
Jn a losi ng effort, Jeff Cunningham
broke UCI's single game scoring record
with 34 points. Mike Heckman, who bad
eight. held lhe fonner record of 33.
UCI goes against Rhode Island
University tonight in K i n g s t o n .
Providence heat Rhode Island last week
by 9:H.1.
The Friars used a matchup zone
against Irvine.
"For us, that's just about the toughest
kind of defense for us to play against
with the type of players we have,"
Davis commented.
Providence shot 60.7 percent for the
game while ll'\'ine made eradly half
its shots. Providence coach Joe Mullaney
told Davis afterward that it wu the
best shooting nigbt bit team bad record-
ed.
'.'Their shooters bad surprising range:
against ue," Davis said ... Shots that
we would normally give other teams
they we.re drilling."
In Rhode bland tonight, The Anteaten
will be facing one of the east's leading
rebounders, Don English (M). Irvine
beat Rhode Island last season io campus
Hall, 98-34.
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Rustler Five
At Riverside
For Opener.
Golden West College's basketball team
hopes to make a clean break with tht past-stirting tonight when it open!
Eastern Conference basketball action
with what looks like a genuine title
contender.
For its first two seasons, Golden West
was ~7 but coach Dick Stricklin Is
only future-oriented these days.
"We've forgotten all about that," he
says.
"I've been asked what our record
tbe first two years was about 350 times."
Golden West is 7-2 now and opens
Eastern Conference play at Riverside
tonlghL Saturday night, the Rustlers duel
Rio Hondo at -cx::c
Stricklin has been working bis tall,
ta1ented cagers oo the fuU court press
and free throws this week.
"We had been a good tree throw
shooting team but against Ohlone last
week we missed 20 of them." Golden
West won that one, llZ..56.
Stricklin hopes his guards c a n
penetrate Riverside's press tonight. He
"has a theory that pressing defenses are
more effective at t h e beginning of lhe
season than at the end.
"By the time you get halfway through
the league schedule everybody has seen
the press and most have adjusted to
it. I hope we have."
Golden West figures to beat Riverside.
After dominating California junior col·
lege basketball for years, Riverside's
talent well has dried up and lhe Tigers,
who four years ago would've been ll-0
now, are 4-7.
Tiger coach Bill Mulligan played a
ball~trol style of offense earlier In
the year but has junked it In favor
of the running attack.
Stricklin will start Brian Ambrozich
Allan Robinson and Dave Prather f~
the front court and Ollie Martin and
Mark Campbell at guards tonight.
UCI Swimm ers
Topple Davis,
Eyeing Bruins
UC Irvine's swimming forces are
training their wobbly sighls on UCLA
today after posting a narrow 62-47 win
over UC Davis Thursday in the Irvine
pool.
Several of coach Al Irwin's stalwart!
are bedded down with the flu. Still,
the Anteaters won eight of 11 events
Thursday.
UCI meets UCLA Thursday. Jan. 111,
Jn Westwood.
Rich Eason recorded a swift 43 flat
clocking on his leg of UCl's winning
400 yard relay team.
Irwin's team hosted the all-UC relays
today. Matlnl up that now-defunct loop were
loalder City (Nevada), Kingman
'.(Arisooa), Basic (Nevada) a n d ·California'• Blythe and Needles. In 1964 8adc lost to Hawthorne, 39--13, for a
CIP lootball champl<>Mhlp. And in 1949
~ City topped Paso Robles, 19·7,
for • CJF grid title.
occ, Fullerton Collide Tonight Corona del Mar High graduate Mike
Martin was a triple winner for the
Anteaters, laking blue ribbon1 In the n individual medley, 500 free and the
1,000 free.
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• Bnwl came ap wtO. • priie kill
receG •utlq erped]Uon at But.
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Orange Coast College opens defense of
Its East.em Conference basketball cham·
pionship tonight at 3 when Fullerton's
Hornets arrive at OCC carrying the fav-
orite's banner for the EC crown.
It was the Horneui who took Cout
down to the wire last year and faded In
the UUe-defending gamt, ~ But lhb
time, il is Fullerton who appears to have
I.he edge ar>d coach Bob Wttul'• Pirates
hope to avoid a sttback in their fir!l
conference game.
"We're going to try and run hard
agalnst. Fullerton for the whole a•mt.,"
Wetz<I "1d Thltl'lld1y.
"FuUerton has big men up front but
they're no\ loo fast. Wt"d like to t.ke
advanlal' ol that because we figure
we're muclt quicker than they are."
Wetzel, whose Pirates have accumu-
laltd a H l«Ot1I: wUI otsrt a !rqnt line couisUna of PhD Jordan, Mike McCAr-
Un and Rick SUcklemai<r. In Ibo bock·
court are Steve Turley and Mike Flaher·
ty.
Tbe Bucs have faced Fullerton once
l h I• KUOn. 1bey lost a 90-76 decls.l.on
in the Chaffey tournament in a game
that was clo&er than the score indicates
-the Pirale:!I were down by onty five
with 2,30 lo play and had lo foul Fuller·
ton lo fet the ball.
.. We found .out in that game that we
could play with Fullerton,·· Wdzel 1aid.
11We've really been out of only one or
t h e games we've lost, the Long Be'ch
City (~) game."
The Pirates h&d their final pre-confer.
ence workout T h u r s d a y afternoon.
Welzel 5ent the Bua through drills
agaimt Fullerton's man-to..man defeMC.
After the Hornet lid-lifter, the Sues
travel to Riv~side Saturday nighL
lf Fullerton was an imposing sight to
EC coaches last year It has to look evtn
more frightening this time. Van Bye (Ml
and Ted Harper (6-5) are baCk In the
ftoot line, and coach Moe Radovldl has
added fre>hplan 1kyscraper (&-9) Jerry
Brucks trom Anaheim.
Fullerton Is W, ha ving lost to Long
Beach, Venlura and Pi-Ix. While Wet·
zeJ. fears his team might be cri the stale
sld< f0< not having had • game In II·
most two weeks, Radovk:b's juggernaut
played Monday ni(bt, bdtiog the Col
Stale (F"1!erlon) !Rllh, IOM1l.
Asked If he WU u 1tro,n1 .., last sea·
50l'l, Radovich ttpljed: "We aren 't right
now but t think wt will be lattr · t h e season.,,
OCC·Fullcrton lineups: ,
Otan&t Cout Fv.llerton
6--3 Jordan F Bye
6-1 MCC.rtin F Harper
H Slloklemller C Brucb
:;.10 Turi~ G Chlldrao
6-0 Flahorly G Smith
Eason won twice, in the 50 free and
the 100 free. Bob Wilhite was the one-
meter diving winner.
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N~Y. Steeb
.. . VOL 62, NO. 3, 4 SECTIONS, 32 PAGES • ORAl\lGE COUNTY, CAUl'ORNIA FRIDAY, JANUARY i. '1969 TEN CENTS . ' '
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Nixons _R¢Cieive Ndstklgic County
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Receptio:ll
By TOM BARLEY
OI 1119 ~" Pn.t llttt
Fourteen happy ghosts from .Rlchard
Nixon's formative years came back to
flaunt h.im Thursday night In a homtcom-in& celebration 'that, turned out to, be
• r.eYamp and wildly acclaimed "This
ls Your Life.."
Drawn from the .Orange County and
Whitiier classroom years ol t h e
pr..idenl-elect, Ibey paraded before llJe
de~ NiJ:ons and a capacity audience
Youth Held
In Slaying
Of Countian
An unusual news blackout today sur-
rounded the arrest or a Seal Beach
teenager on suspicion o{ murder Thurs.
day, after another man was gunned
down outside a Fullerton medical center.
Vincent R. Otteman, 2'l,"" of 9%5 ·w.
La Palma Ave., Anaheim, was dead
on arrival at St. Jude Hospital, with
a -.22-calibet.-revol\rer slug in his right
chest
Disarmed by physicians from the
center at 1321 N. Harbor Blvd., and
cahn and cooperative, William L.
Fitzgerald, 17, of 1006 Ocean Ave., Seal
Beach, was booked on suspicion of
murder.
Little more was revealed about the
mysterious case. .
Detej:live Capt. William $eymour said
he cannot give the motive far the
shooting, nor can a woman and small
boy standing with Otteman at the time
be lderitilled. .
Investigators said Otteman waa Blan~
ding behind a =~ !!l' l!ie ~aid youlb 'at Ille lime ol lbe ~!Qg. -
Physicians who rus~ out-ftl'! able
to do litUe for the wounded Otteman,
but took · a .22 caliber revolver away
from Fitzgerald and turned Jt over to
police.
1be first patrolman on the ~ne placed
Fitzgerald under arrest and Capl
Seymour said the teenager neither tried
to flee nor resisted be.i.nc taken into
custody.
Seal' Beach police juvenile 11uthorities
itecllned today to give any information
about Fitzgerald until they could better
dbcU8S the case with Fullerton in-
vesUgatora.
Stock Jtfarr...ts
'. NEW YORK (AP) -An early rally
was blunted and the stock mark.et closed
mi.led today in . fairly active trading.
,(See quota*1ons. Pages 9-10).
Prices soflened after Secretary of State
Dean Rusk issued a warning about the
Arab-Israeli violence in the Middle East.
•
'
~· the Rlble that was so much
a part of Ille Nlxoo family Ille.
'"Ibis has been one of the greatest
.-tad my )Ile," he said. "W~!'f
else may. come to me 1 ten you ~
that noth1ng can surpass lhll"'~wondertuJ
evinlaa you bave given me.,,. ;-'"
N1xon 1Jent on to pledge that' 11r Will
d0.m1 Utmost u President ol llie UlliiOcl
Sta* to . )rin( peace to @a ni&On
anil;to.lll nations. I can1 le1'1l!U down
anll I -1 let yoo down.''
2 T een.J oyRid,ers Take.n· county AirpOrt
· · . . Scene of Bomb
Atter Five-.city Chase Scare Search
Two lee"'!gera ·-~~ in Seal .. Beach early Thursday morning on
charps· Iba! they were jofr14">g In a
8"""" car and elU<1e4. police ·In live
cities and two counties at speedJ 'of
-· Ujan,\10 JDU" pet hour. Patrick. D. J>heTah; 1', er Long Beach,
Thursday was turned ever to Orange
County jail and booted on suspicion
of grand theft auf.o. Hi.I I7·yW-old glrl
companion is being held in. Juvenile
Hall. '
Orange County Airport wa,s the sceori
of, a dramatic search for a bomb in
an Air West · DC9 plane Thursday night
following an anonymous telephooe threat
received a1 the airline office at Los
Angeles lntemaUonal Airport.
Mamie ID The suspects begin the chase in
Placentia, when a p~tfql car was follow·
ing them on routihe tr8tflc surveillance.
No bombs were found eilher at.Orange
County or Los An1eles airports.
Passengers hurriedly Jett Air West's
flight 963 at Orange County which was
stopped al the solith end of the runway.
Star Slieds Latest Mate in
The new Orange County courthouse
had its most glamorous customer to
date today when movie star Mamie Van
Doftn of Newport Beach appeared for
her dJvorce.
County
They then spe<I (brough Anaheim,
Buena Park, ~ and La Palma.
Orango antt Los Allie!., County sherurs
deputles also pY .. dlUe.
The car was belltved taken from a
Garden Grove used car lot, pOllce cbarg·
ed.
Sheriff'• <leputlel rodJoed Seal Beadi
poUO<, who .chued· lbe pa": when they
came off the San Diego Freeway .at
Los Alaalltot Boulevanl. AP1n !be drlVermaaaged to 1 ... llje
poDce. Howerir1,tbe pt wu found laU:r
abandoned · orl" a residential street a1*lt
four blocb from the beach, at 2 a.In.
Thursday.
T h e y used emergency chutes to g e t
out of the plane. There were 57
passengm on . lhe flight wltith arrived
al 8:M p.m. from Las Vegas.
Two notables from the Nixon rally
at Anaheim Conventlon Center Were
delayed · in leaving the airporl, becauae
of the one hour Ueup. . ,
Lt. Gov, Robert Finch was scheduled
to fly ~ Sacramento in a private plane
and TV peraonality An Llnkeletter,
master or cffemonies ,at Uie-Ni~on affair,
were held at the t~ building.
Looking baclt at Ille PlllntliW ol lhe
old Yorba Linda home piesented to h1m
by Howard Sutherlin, 1eader of that
COIXllllWlity's Loo V.ecil\oS •H Cl!!!>, Nb:qn
declared "I am proud to baye come
from• small town America.
'•Jt has &ecome \be !~on theao dly1
lo tallt In C<llldescOndlng terms ol rural
and small town America,'' the Prealdent-
efect . noled. "But I tell yoo looiPI
lhlt I IOdc no other ldentlllcatlon thin
to be known aa Ille Preatdeol who came
Star Athl.etes ~
from a llD&ll town. ..
Yoong Sutherlin drew a howl ol dellcbt
.... from the audience and from N!Jtn when
be stepped to the microphone to prtsenl
Mn. Nixon wltb· an .bonoror>; ,.mem-
bership In llJe •H Club, iin>l!Onor alreod1,
held by the new President.
He cocked his finger at the new Finl
Lady and beck~ to walk towarda him to receive the L , ·
He bn>qg1lt an bigger roar from
(!ff NIXON, P11e Z)
Thr~e County
·vou·ths Die
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In Cabin Fire
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Fire roared through a wooden cabin
near BJg Bear Thursday ldipllg two star
Orange County high achOol athletes and
a Fountain Valley High School junior
from Huntington Beach.
The tragedy took on additional tragic
Key Congress
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T~ennitlr .,.
WASll!NGTON (UPI) -'!'hf ti<!
Congnm formally convened today to
legialale during the first· iwo y~ of
the !'Ilion adminlstralloi! , wjlb .~.
f!'.d'l'ar~ M. Kenndey . YI~~ . Jn his
bid to supplant Sen. l\tisiell B: Long
as Senate Democratic whip,
The last of the Kellllldy brothers
defeated Long by a .. v9te ~of Sl ~lo 16
to gain a rung on the Senale'1 ·teadership
ladder with llJe slroni· baclclng ol llJe
Democratic liberal bloc.
In another rebuff to the old guard,
Senate Republicaos eleclejl Sen. Hugh
Scott, a· moderate ~Ivaniao, as'
lbelr party whip . over Sen. llotnan
Hruska, a more conservative Nebra,skap. nie vote in Scott's favor was 23 '1o
20. '
The Kennedy and Scott Victories cazri:e
Jess than an hour before the House
and Senate convened at noon EST with
both chambers under DemocraUc control.
Both Senate wbip choices marked a
breakthrough for the liberal wlnp of
the two partiea. However, the othu
major congressional leadershlp posts re-
mained in familiar bands.
Sen. Gordon Allott (&Colo.), defeated
Sen. Robert Griffin (R·Mlch.), 25 to
18 In their contest for the nmnber three
GOP slot, chairman ol llJe Republican
Policy Committee.
Vice Pre1ldent-e\ecl Spiro T. Agnew
sat in on the GOP session. He said'
he waa only an obserYer and "just
wanted to set to know the senators
well."
S<olt said afterwards he hoped his
election "means we can broaden the
base ol the party, strengthen and erilarge
Jts appeal." .
However, he s1tJd It w.aa 14not a vlctory
(See CONGREM, P11e I)
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ov¢ones with the arrest of U. two
lone survivon of tbe blaze; .One, from
Westminster, on suspicion of burglary;
interfering I With firenlm, and beln&
drunk.
Victims of the predawn b~ are:
-Craig Becknieyer, 11, son of Mr.
and Mrs. ~omer Giles, ~ 11582 Orn
Drive, llwltlngloo Beach, a junior al
Fouii!iln Viilley ·Jlllh School. •
~·~· 11, al. 7119 N.· ~phi ,i.,., .. f.nalfelm.. ,•,all(
linepi'" ~..t::f.bei!D ~· CJF'~~· :-t.i tho 111114Qt fn>m '!tit Unlvenll>' ol Co.,._
--'hlople, IJ, " 535 8. Lemon
St., Anaheim, lop baseball pitcher In
llJe Sunset League during Ille tl!dl swon
and a Ful!erlon Junior· C.llge student
at the time of bis death.
. Th,e, twG othep yout)ls, -dazed and
Intoxicated acoonllng to shefilr1,depµtlea
-were arrested at the scene,
They are Kevin M. Woodson, 17, of
13853 La Pal Pllce, Westm!mter, aiid
Bruce P. Pini, IJ, d 1670 W. BrOadny, Anal>tlm. . ' Bodi•• of \he lhree dead youths -burned beyond recogntilon -were found
near a bathroom window from whlcll
the o~,two1 apparently acaped. •
San l!mwtt!Do County In~
said the cabin ls oWned by Eerl L.
Denney, of 144'·E. Burton St., Anabel~
wliO ix' acquainted wllb 'Ille victims, bul
badn 't reoted them b~ cabin.
The bW. appeared to have ltartad
In Ille ldlchen area 'ol stnicblre aod
smoke accumulated enough to ankn
Pina, "bo WU quoted as uytni hi
lrled to help llJe others bul ll ....
too w..
One theory ls that sparks from •
fireplace may have ignited a can of
Ugbter lluid set 'daqeroualy near -kl
of newspapers and mapzines wblle ta..
five youthl slept. ·
Beckmeyer's 1 t e pf at her, Hornet
GU.., ,aaid Craig bad planned to spend
Wedneoday night at WoodlOll'B hol!M-
"lle. hadn't m<ntlooed any fll!"I to
go lo BJg Bear," Giles added. •
The coroaer'I olllce ln Sin 1lernardlno
said appanmlly -ol lhe bciys urlved In Big U.ar W-.Y nfCbl,land wed
llJe other two U Ibey could stay over
night .In the cabin. , •
Beckmeyer'• family was notlfied ol
the tragedy •bout !'CIOl1 Tbllni\1ay. '•
•
Miss Van Doren, who lives at the
Balboa Bay Club, shed fonner Angel
organizaUon baseball pitcber"Lee Meyen
M'ol' .retired from the diamond and living
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.• Paul
Meyers, 19941 Picadilly LaQe, Huntington
Belch.
Long blonde-tressed Miss Van Doren,
rei:resented by attorney Joe M. Agapay
Jr. of LOs Angeles told Superior Judge
WiWarn C. Speirs that Meyers stayed
away from their home for a week at
a thne with no explanation.
She said his. absences made her very
nervous and she found It necessary to
be under a doct«'s care.. Appearing
at the default hearing in her behalf
wu her buslneu manager Kenneth K.
Tracy bf Loo Angeles.
Seal Beach officers Ben Gaza and
Jact Oweu staked out the car for
ICNr hours. '
Tbe pair . .,... Dnally 1potted walking
up lla)'Od Waj 11111 ~de Drive, about
'Ode b)QCIC ,,_I!'." ahlndooed car. Tiiey wm FTtlied 11 5:JI 1.m,
. ,
Market ' Employe
·Fired CHP·Officerllejects
-CourtD~nialof;JohReturn
Ora age
' "'"""-Wealller
ft' s ronna be a rtal groovy
weekend, the wea~aq· JrCIDto. rs.a, willJ' lbeM IUriny sides ata,Y-
lng around lo matcll • the -
gree tempenlur'8.
Meyers and Miss Van Doren were
mvried March 4, 1161 at Bobe, Idaho
and aeparated last Sep.ember.
The plaintiff, who ha! a llt1ng for
ballplayers -she wu once engqed
to playboy pitcher Bo Bellns;y -
ditplayed a knowledge or the game in
taJtlng with reporten.
She said Meyers, who hasn't. plafed
baQ for a year, had trouble wUh bi!
cU(Ve.. He was last with the PbolDix
Gllr>ta.
Mias Van Doren WU previoully mar-
ried lo orcbe!tra leader Illy Anthony.
She he a )).year-old llOrl tJr lhot Mir'
rl~Jiu JU!! finished • IO-....it engage-
ment ·tn New York night clubs and
leaver any day for 20 more weeks In
' \.
----. . Fir ..... a-r-Bandit A .former Cali!ornia Highway. """° a. , , Patrolman who claims l;>e was flred
A WestmlilltOi: -~hood · mahet , ~l\lle ht didn't iJIUe enough lralllc
employe Wednesd>y nigh\ grabbed his citalionl todoy mllled to a«epl u
own aulomallc pllto~ followed an armed final a Superior C-OUrl jodge's rtjectlon
bmlll out.ol lbe 1tore and blazed a,.ay of Illa bid foe relnatatemenl .
wllb lhree lllOts ii the neelng robber. Burton J. lledenschati. iZ, of Garden
The emplO)'<, Bob Wrlgllt, appar..Uy Grove, lnltrucied his attorney to file
mlsoed l!ili ... U ,_ lhota. The bOodlt , o a~ 'f!llll lhl Fourlh .D~ Q>\lrl
HC1pedfronrthe f¥ii,..iuun ~ ~ A 'I ii\· ~ Dlqo : . · 'li!eli
-. 'pollao roported \oWf. t · aIW udll" 1a..r1e1 saue-. -~ 'lb• , ~Aid the \JnidOntllied Wl!l*t I stata!• cue aa•lnal the veted!l»fljcen
..und' the' lllon! on llie coa>ef' ol · ·J~ hllft' 1Ude b!a1'UlJnc 'flunday
W-AYtllll' and Milin -• 111jr-«wlyln( I'!' ,f04lt ~ \eSlllll"O~
lbout 1:15 p.m. ' prOducod h7 I bearin( Jn.hlsp>iirt.
willbl tolcf ~ M blndlt _.,.. 1 • ~ta'• 11rote1Hphf1HD llrlng ._,...r 1 pJ..r Ud ~ilicled tllh. lihen on •Dec:....IL 111'1 wu wlier rejected
the .-8'111,-lhlobt lo~ , 111 ·ilo --.me! ~BiJIJhat
Into Ille street wllli'lils -own aua,1onc1 ""* ooll'l"flhelit ch..,. ol 1llellk:lency
fired three llmu. ,· , : • • '-1_. It·, ~~ttlet, pittolman ~ ~ltfonal ·ii· ~ ' "~:...:'ll:j,_.,. • l L ,.. .. , '":l1t ...
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INSmE TODAY
It'• not qullf a "Califomla
mafia" bu£ tM1e'1 a distinct
Gold•• stat• flavor lo the a<f.
minlltrouO.. of Pr.,ftltnt.-aie<I
~I.ion. PaQt 5,
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! fLehanon. Calls • Israeli War
I
~
~ 1:.~ ..;:_ 2.tu,1,=:, _,., ~ aovemment J:::: a rnl1ltar1 dtalt t:rt~or~ar~t Israel will
I Defeme lllnbW lluaseln Ouwdnl
Jdloc:loood ol a -· <OOlerol>ce plans ~or COlllttfpllon. He appealed lo afl na-
(tlona lo join In lrylJ>i lo head oil a
wJobal confllcL
I:" C.-tin& on llrad's COIDllllndo hJ.i nil Btltul olrport i..t Sawnlay. ~ aald that 11 lAbonon II attacked Nam. It will nght wllh every means )it Ill dlJposal, even 1Ucka.
"The attack on Beirut has gtrengthened 'pJ1 re 1 I 1 tan c e' and atiffened our
Nixon Set
;To Appoint
'
Last.Aides
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Presidenwlecl
lllcbanl Nixon, ludctd In "fuD lond
health to uiume the cballeoges" of
office, II pni>arlnl to OU oot the top
Jtvel roster of his new administration.
Nixon plans to announce Saturday the
selection of Elliot L. IUcbardlon, at-
torney 1111tral of Maaaaclwetts, to be
liJldersecretary of state, the No. 2 pooi-
tioo In that department.
U. Alesia Johnson, now U. S. am-
bas.mdor to Japan, is to be named
~ndersecretary for political a!fair1, Washlni!ton sources reported.
'l'bel9 appolnbnents, to be announced
JonnaIJy by the ~dent-elect and :&cretary of stale<lealgnate William P.
'·'Rog<nt; lead'"o!l"B serle< cif IUIM'.:ablnet
.ielecUoos to be made before the Jan. ·:io bwJ&m'allmt.
Soon lo follow: NoininaUons to l\>P
. jobs In !be Alrlculture Department and .Jhe Pentqon.
,, Nixon aidea would not eooflnn the
State Department choices. But Nb:on
-aemed to do so obliquely in a banterlRg
exchange with Robert H. Finch, who
Is to be secretary of health, education
and welfare. He saiOFlilcb bad tiled
to enlilt Rlcbardaoo as a lop deputy
for hilt departmen~ but lm't IO!ni to
IOI him.
The President-elect also said U.. will
be .a, perhaps .. many .. 10 Clllftlo
nfana In the ranka ol -and undmocretarles yet to be ..-. •
"Tbe reasm ls a co09lllout elliilt lf•
being' made In the admlnlstrati<I> to
provide 1-aphlc baiaol:<," he· aaid
at a Thunday luncheon honorlJ>i Finch,
lieutenant 1overnor qi. California. •
'"lllere ls a tendency In Waabiniton
for eucuUve and admlnlltrative oUSciala
to be adecled ton much from lhO New
York, New Eni!land and Wuhlngtoo,
D. C., part of Ole COlmtry," he said.
" ••• We have tended to loot lo the
M!dwelt and the fir Weit."
Thal woy, he said, the new ad-
mini.!tration can seek out the top talent
In all -of the nation.
Rams 'Tee Off'
1n Beach Monday
Los Angeles Rams tl!lmmates Roman
Gal>rlel and Bruoe Gaosett will try to
match golf swings at 1 p.m., Monday/
In the lobby of Mercury Savings' new
~Hnntington Beach ofnee on Edinger
Avenue near Beach Boulevard.
·The golf swing game i& part ot a
free golf ,Clinic inlUated Jan. I to
celebrate !Xe opening or Mercury Sav-
ings' new branch.
The goll clinic will run through Jan.
17, with a golf pro from one of the
local clubs present each day to give
Ups on bow to improve your game.
DAILY PILOT
ORANGE CO.UT l"UILISH1NG COMl"ANY
R•lt-rt N. W•etl
""-lrMnf ...... '"1Atlllfl«
J•clr II:. C•rlf'Y
Vice il'TwllOlnl •Ml Gotntf .. M1111ttr
lho11111 K••"ll
IEdlNf
Thom•• A. M11rphi11• llWl-"'t Edllw
Albtrt W, loltt WHlltM RMd
A1110tlft1 Hllflt!Mtlln llltdl
Editor City fdltor
H11Jttt ....... Offtle
J09 Ith Str11t
Molllnt Adcfre1u P.O. 101 7'0, •2MI
OtW""'-
"._., lt1C11: nn wnt a.1tio1 kllr/9,.. Ca&!• Me .. : »0 W•I l•Y Slrwl
. . t
~to npt oa.~ i.1114,
-dooled r.pri. lo .... ,ne~pers M Ille ~ .llld
decldii! lo permit 1 vlsll by lhe Soviet
Meduerra.nean fletl .
"Thue has been absolutely no request
either by the U.S. 6th ~'leet or by
the Soviet fleet to visit Lebanon and
the q4'S'l1on has not been dJscussed,"
he said.
The reports said the tovemmt!!l told
the Soviet Uni9n that Russian lhipa could
visit Beirut U Moscow asked. The Soviet
fleet, believed to tola\ about fJCl ships
in the Mediterranean, has never visited
Lebanoo.
• Tbe~ue-M-'" ~--1114 ,, ... ..-Ylfl .upieaed. ti,. ~ ~t tl,J. lloty
ships wOuld be u'nw~tCome because of
Wash.ington's recant decision to sell 50
Phantom jets to !&rat!. TbiJ would be
a reversal of Lebanon's trad.iUonaJ pro.
Western policy.
Israeli anger at lhe world's con~rn
for Leblnon increased. Foreign Minister
Abba Ebao assailed the U.N. SecurJty
Council and the Sephardic chief rabbi
criticized Pope Paul VI.
1'.1eanwhile, the once quiet Lebaneset-
Israeli border erupted again in a11
OAIL Y PILOT Sllft ~
.. , r·,
artlllerJ dllel ?llundq -.. the 1111 rour ,...... -uiiued talllnc about
.,~ ,..,..i fGr joint peace action.
Clilel llabbl YUlbat Nlaalm, head of
Israel'• Sephardic community, cr!Ui!zed
the Pope for hb ~e to Lebanmt
expressing sympathy for the Joss of
13 commercial aircraft destroyed· by the
Isradl commando raid <11 Btlnlt airport
laat Saturday.
In a broadcast over lhe sta~ radio,
RabbJ Nlssim said the Pope had kept
silent alter the Nov. 22 bombing that
killed 13 Israelis in a Jerusalem market
and alter the Dec. 26 Arab attack on
-~ -~ an El Al alrlloer In Atha lo wllldl
on•!lirieU died.
"Here," he said, "art clear slam ol
' two tendentles on the part of the PonUff:
A comprehensive war against the Jewish
fa11h and agalnst the country which
God gave lo llJJ people .. ,
"The fope .was not lhocked over thfl
sheddil!I ol blond ••. but rather over
material thlng1."
It wa~. the stCOlld attack on the Pope
In as many d~s. Dr. Zerah Warhaftlg,
minister of religious affairs made a
similar complab\t. '
Ai a new1 conference in Tel Aviv,
EllOn cr,!>mted it,. ~ Coomcll
resofuti.O condea>plor the laratU raid
and 11111eotlnf Lebanon la enliUed to
compensaUOn. ••u Iareel were wiped out completely
by the Arabs, tbe Security Council would
do and say nothing," Eban declared,
referrina to the Soviet veto wbkh bu
blocked every attempt to censure tbt
Arabi. ' '
Asked aboot the recnmmendaUon !or
comptnsation, Eban saJd, "What is sug·
gested by the Security Council by war
of redres.1 for the family of the man
murdered In Athens?"
*** ***· *** Soviet Peace Plan Rejected
•
Israel; 'Big Three' Won't Support Mideast Proposal
Br un1tec1 PA•• 1ntunat1ona1 Isr.ae and lhe we.stern "BJg Three''
l~ed today lo support Soviet lnlU.Uves
to p.it together a big four Middle East
peace 111arantee.'
1'le Soviets launched their Middle
E~t "peace offensive" Thuraday in
meetlnp with top American,'French and
Britllh ofllclala to auueat a Mideast
settlemenL The Soviet plan was report-
ed to call for an initial withdrawal of
1.....U forces lro111 occupied terrilory
followed by Aral> tennlnaUon ol their
~ of. war wltll Israel and concludini
With a bis four euarantee of the region'• -.. 'ilraell Foreign Minlmr Abba Eban
_From Page l
CONGRESS •..
of ideological character." Referring to
Kennedy's victory, he said, "Both parties
have rtvlved, refrtished and restored
quickly denoonced the Soviot plan u a
"phoney peace olleoalve and an lmpoo-
ed aoJuUon."
In Paris, a commljllique followin& to-
day's l'rench cabfhet meeting made it
cle'ar that President Charles de Gaulle's
government had relinquiahed ils earlier
hopes that a big four peace conference
CQU)d convene to solve the Middle East
crisis.
The cabinet communique ~ the
French !di discuaaloa ol the .crlail
should be continued within the U.N. Sec-
urity CouDcil but "believes there will be
no big four power coriference" u sougbt
by De Gaulle earlier.
Western diplomata in London Aid to-
day they considered a four power guar·
antee to the Middle Easiern powers full
of ptlfalll -ind highly doublful. ;
Western diplomats ln close &ouch with
the latest Middle Eastern diplomatic
maneuvering said the United Nations
and probably the major powers woolcl
most likely have to endorse any Middle
Eastern setUi:ment.
But that settlement would first have
to be reached by the powers involved,
either by direct or indirect negotiations,
they said.
They discounted the probability of a
blanket four.power guarantee becaUM
the guaranteeing powers would be hml
put to ad swiftly and forecfully enough
to puniab viollton.
A WHITTIER BENCHWARMER WIN~ HIS LETTER
Nixon, Former CCNch Wallace ''Chief'' Newman
tbeJr aspect." ·
Suzie's Heart Surgery
On :Again for Jan.10
KennedY's victory was certain to be
Jnterpreted as an important itep in a That on-again, o(f.~g~ heart surgery of Suzie's mother, Le Thi Lan. as
"cautiously optimistic" following the an-
nouncement of the new date for her
child's desperately needed surgery. The
attractive Vietnamese woman, the wifa
of an officer in the South Vltt:nameu
Army, almost collapsed Sunday when
surgery was called off for the third
time.
paaslble 1972 pres!denti81 bid by the for "Suzie" ls on aoain. Massachuseta senator. •
Fro111 Pflfle l Long, SO, was cast by observers as Chlldrens Hospital :Surgeon1 Thursday
symbolic old-tine Southern Senate po·.rer ·scheduled Jan. 10 U the date on whlch
allhough his record has. been more they wllJ rebuild the two-year-aid Viet-
moderate than ·lhat of many other _ namese child's faltering heart -the NIXON HAILED IN ANAHEIM • • • Southerners, particularly on economic fourth tim~ that the little girl's name
tbe convention center crowd a minute
Jater when he did exactly the same
thing to the grinning Nixon.
And the Prtsldent-elect kept the act
going b~ then chasing after Sutherlin
across the -e with the lift wrapping
lhal tlMi)'olmJ ~bad dropped.
GREAT 'PROP MAN
"My, what a great prop man this
new President would have made," quip-
ped the laughing Linkletter. "And did
you see the way that kid brought him
nmning to the microphone? lf he can
Mideast, Viet
'Peace P11sh'
Told by Rusk
WASHINGTON (AP) -Secretary of
State Dean RU3k said today the Johnson
administration will expand its efforts
"between now and Jan. 20 to improve the pros~ts for peace 1n Vietnam and
the Mlddii East."
In perhaps his final news confere:lce
after eight years in office, Rusk em-
pbasit:e<f the threat to world peace
po.sed by increasing violence in the
Middle East.
And he called upon both Israel and
the Arab governments to exercise re-
straint.
Arab governments, he said, should
recognire that they "must do their
utmost to restrak1 terrorist' activity."
He added: "We call upon Israel to reco~ that a policy of excessive
retahation will not produce the peace
that Israel surely desires."
The secretary reaffirmed the U.S.
positMxl that a peaoeful solution in the
Middle East can be found In the U.N.
Security Council resolution which he
said established "lhe real beginnlng1 of
a just and lasting pea Cf!.."
Althou~h he did not rule out U.S.
coosultattons with the Soviet Union,
France, Britain and other major pow·
l!rs, he declared that ''we do not be-
lieve that peace can be found outside"
the MJddle East area. The United States, be said, would con-
sult with other governments in an effort
to help U.N. Ambassador Gunnar Jar·
ring find a "lasting peace in 8'1 area
that has known no real peace for &o
loog."
Rusk said tbe 9resent Middle Ea11t prospects are "serious and require the
nnmediate and prudent attention of all
leaden on both sides.
"There is little question but that a
breakdown of the presen( tenuous 81'-
rangenients would be catastrophic for
aJI the peoples of the area," bf: said.
On Vietnam, Rutk emphasized that
there may be two or three stqes that
can be anticipated before a settlement
can be achleved.
.. We are amioua to cut through pro-
cedural malt.en to get to more l}'ltem·
aUc discusslom," he said.
The United States bu put forward a
l?ffl many a!WnatiTtS lo pt the pro-
cedural questtono oetlled and the w1ous
business of LalU \L'lder way.
Rusk wu questioned about reported
differences with Secrttary of Defente
Clark M. Clifford on the conduct of the
Paris nea:otlatlon.~.
C1\1ing lhe report s~lallve, Rusk
smiled and said: ''1 don 't recall I ever
wrestled on the rug wiU1 Sec retary
CliUord."
do that to a President what 1 Wues. has appeared on the operating room
businessman he's going to turn out to Kennedy spurned a chan~ to compete bulletin board. be." for the 1968 DemocraUc presidential The critical blood shortage that led
Among an array of gills presented J)ODlfnaUon after bl•.~. Sen. Robert tlK: heart surgery team to cancel an
to Nixon was the bench on which he 'F. Kennedy, was usWlnated l'ast Jun.e operati$)1f · s1a~ for Thursday should
spent so much of his time while his Long had been~ sJnce USS and be ~eviated in a wtek's time, a hospital
Whittier College teammates won fame Kenoedy't ~ amtllmcemeni Jut spotesman commented. "And If if isn't,"
on the gridiron. w~k lh2't he would W to unseat the he Said, "we believe that we'll be able
But compensation came in the same Louisianan caught most Sen ate to make special arrangements to get
moment when 2~ of his former team Democratl by surprise. the blood that will ·be needed for Suzie.''
and classmatM filed on ·&tage to present All 57 Democratlc senators turned up The Hong KOn!J . au epidemic Is
to Nixon the football letter that wu. for the caucua. Sen. John Sparkman responsible for the blooj s··ort:::gc thzt
said Dr. Paul Sm!lb, college pesident, (0.Ala.), announced the Kennedy victory is limiting many ho3pital or~raling
"35 years overdue." about 80 minutei alter the caucus began. rooms throughout the nation to einerg!.:!l·
Long said the Kennedy family political cy surgery only. And flu 1·:as directly
OTHER FLASHBACKS organization "turned a lot of votes to res ponsible for the second c.Jncc!lo.lio'l
Further flashback& to the early years his advantage." of surgery for ailing Nguyen Thi Thar.ii
of Orange County's naUve son came "I think I had· Senator Kennedy outgun-Phuong when a member of the surce1 Y
from : ned in the U.S. Senate, but across the team contracted the rampant virus.
-CalUornia's u. Gov, Robert Finch, country he was more popular than I Suzie failed to make the first scheduled
who will be secretary of health, education was." Long told newsmen. trip to the operating room when she
and welfare in Nixon's cabinet. "I've He said the poliUcal organization put contracted a high fever and a persi~tert
known him for 22 years," recalled Finch, together by the late President John F. ear infection shortly after she ar1·i\·cJ
"22 years in which he's known the agony Kennedy and the late Sen. Robert F. at the Orange facility from her D.:1
of defeat and the ecstasy of victory. Kennedy had strong influence with Nang home last Nov. 27.
It has been my privilege lo know this business and labor throughout the nation. Hospital officials described the alt;tuLc
5 Held on Vice
Rap in Newport
Five Hollywood area women tn their
early 20s were arrested in Newport
Beach this mor.iing on conspiracy to
commit prostltutlon charges after New·
port Beach detectives arranged a meet-
ing through a phone call. The women, one of them a topless
dancer. were arrested after the meeting
in a Harbor area motel.
Police identified the suspecta u Tina
Louise Clark, 23, of Los Angela, the
topless dancer; Eva Leigh Strattoo, 20.
of Hollywood; Carol Davia, 20, of
Hollywood; Lynda Dolores Arellano. IZ,
of Hollywood and Annie Pearl Seymore,
23, of Los Angeles .
great man." 1--:::;ijjl;mmiiiiiii~---iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ;!~:{hs~~eE::~:n:~:~;:·o~rn1::~i~j , ~& JAN2 UA0 RY S1A' LE
him. But I never re.ally did get a good ~· ~
look at hirr. then." ~.._y
-Mrs. Cecil "Ma" Pickering of Foun-" taln Valley. "Sure, I spanked him good
and hard when he was about 8. He
asked for it because he would keep
teasing my little girls."
-Mrs. Evelyn Dorn of Whittier,
secretary to the young Nixon when he
opened h1s first law practice. "I well
remember that he always said 'never
make a statement that you cr.i't live
up to'."
And in a grand climax lo the two-hour
show a birthday cake bearing 56 candles «ras wheeled on gtage while the audJence
sang "Happy Birthday to you" to the
happy President-elect.
Nixon blew them all out in one breath.
"Keep on snuffing things out as fast
as lhat while you're in the White House
and you'll never have any problertll!I,"
quipped Llnkletter.
·' IBITAGE GRANO TOUR
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·.~-SALE $219. Req. $269.
ht· $265. SALE $219.
Match Play Cause
Of $10,000 Fire
Children playing with matchts were
blamed by fu-e officers today for starting
a SI0,000 fire that gutted the bedrooms
of apartment C, 2202 Delaware St., Hun-
Uniton Beadi, Thursday afternoon.
Hunlinlllon Beach firemen batu~
blaze for 101 minutes before brtn&lni
Jt under control.
Investigators said the fi~ started In
a closet in the: rear bedroom, where
two bOya, both age 4, one the chtld
cf the occupant,· Mrs. Noran Ollver,
and the Olbtr a neighbor's chHd, were
pl>ylnii with matdles.
1be rur bedrooms were completely
destrnyed and smoke and beat ruined
the living room fW"llilure. ln\'esUgators
IAld.
No other apartments were damaged .
Twenty-five men With lwo englnta,
one anorkel unit and a rescue truck
responded to the fire. Two chief officers
directed lbe operation.
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FEATURING:
HINRIDON-Folio Thr•t-Font1in1
Uphol1t1ry 1111'" OFF
DllXll Fr.nc.h Country M1nn1r-Colltt--Olmff1 --Req . $299. SALE $239. ACCESSORIES -LAMPS -PICTURES
EXCLUSIVE DEALIU l'Olt: HINU--DllDEL-HERITAGE
90 DAYS NO INTEREST-LONG'1! TlllMS AVAIL.AILI ON APPROVED tllEDtT
NEWPORT llACH
1121 w .. 1d111 Dr. 642-2050
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Deoftnon A•allo~lo-AID-NSID
LAGUNA ll!ACH
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• • • ' • ' • • -.,, • j. • • ' • Can~n B.es~dents Get c1tance to Ciirh Road~
By RICHARD P. NALL
Of tM O.W PUii lkiff
Residents pf Lal)IDR;. C&ly<>n Acrf3
Drive"il>urailoY• tpPeaiid.for mora.tlme
to try.W .. liedliiite plans !or eveotliat
meMloil of their &lrett to Top ot the
World. . •• '
After a lel>ltliy bearlnc"""'!!!Cil acUod eave _. ·-ttae 1tln}e-ijbweVer~ eouu.
cilmen iniuc.ted .the l'Joposed exlellflon
would:be 8Plll'QVed ~ 'l!Je , ~~·~•'"~~
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the planning staff had reconunended
adoption of the entire alignment.
Charles E. Colhw;o, 32'1 Canyon Acres
Drive,., objected \o any ~t~n of
the l'.llBtil: road. He said realdeoto bl
the area bad written letters and signed
pedUona aojd\ni. "I don't !mow what
elae wO can Ny.'' •
. Wayi)e Moor:e, 447 Canyon Acria Drive,
asked for more time, a month or ail
weep •for · hll ll'O<IP to · l'lher in-
formation. .. " .
.. " He mentioned the ''Boston Tea P8.rty"
and , being deprlved 9f homes. Moore
said tilt ~p knew the~ are alternate
routtt·to Toj> of the World.
'He-rtlen'ed to the ~·u·a
49-fOot bittering ram "kD~ at the upper doOr 'of 8 -»foot·wlda -caizyoo
Acree Roact."
Vlei> Mayor Jpaepb O'Suillvan Mid road
wklerung WU alr<ill~-inclllljed' b\ tlio ,
-plan' and_:~ why·-,~ waa lleed!"lf "Tlit '.win-d!d .,,mo • .. . • .._. ,..! ... .:::--
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Kennedy Elected -..
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To Major _Post
WASHINGTON ·(UPI) -The 91st
CongmB formally convtn<d today to
legia:late dwing the first two years of
the NiJ:on administration with Sen.
EdWard M, Kenndey victorious In hll
bid to 1Upplant Sen. Russell B. Long
as Senate Democratic whip.
The last of ~ Kennedy brothers .
delealf4 E' ' , vole of 31 to 26 to galii * . Senate's leadership laddi.r wl1li backing of the ~~'eJil• iu~;t A.
Se!1ale· RopuhlJcai ~ SOL H*ah
S!lott, a . -~-Yflllan, u . ~"""' ~= 1'le. wti ~Scoli:(/ :Ou 23 1o
29. .
The Keme<ly. and·Scoll· vlctoriea came
Jeu than an hour before the House
and Senoto convened at nopn EST with
both chambert uhder Demooratlc control. ·
• Both Senate whip cbOICei marked •
breaktbrougb !or the liberal wings of
the two·. parties. Ho-#ever, the Qtber
major congressional leaderahlp posts re-
mained in famlllar bands.
Sen. Gordon ADOtt CR.!Colo.), defeated
Se!' RObert Griffin (R-Mlch.), 2S to
18 irl their' contest for the number three
GOP. slot; -.cbairmall •of the Republican
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~ . .. . . . .. ·-.,~.-..... Lag.~a ~~~ll .
Okays Purchase
Of 'ltoad Chunk'
Policy Committee. -.
. Vice President-elect ·Spiro T. /lgoew
sat In «>-111' QOP· ~· He said
he was , onlY ad ·o~ am "Just
wanted to get to know the senators
wt1L"
Scqtt Mid alterwardl be hoped his
election 'fmeans we can. broaden the
base of the party, strengthen and enlarge
Its appeal."
However, he &aid It wu "not a victory
(See CONGRESS, Page Z)
q£ciil11tEll'°~rxoNs G~s11:i;·11N~· of: 14 ~~!'Pv-GHoST~·f:RoM l"REs1oeN'r'.'El'E'cr:S'U&Lv'VE'ARs
. ic . ~·(~uH! ~·~·~d~n;~~a~TJ?•-,.~ . .Bi ~nowr a1 'flle Prul.d1n~ Who C•"\• From a Smlti-Tow"'
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CRVSTY ~L'WHA.'L'E : Byla~s Altered
SCRAPES LAGUNA
A crusty old gray whale· attempting
to scrape barnacles from his thick , hide
bellied up to Laguna's· Main Beach this
morning and for about 15 minutes thrash·
llllguna Beach Is buying a chunk of La N ed about in chest deep· water. gUila tO Ote A aiJable crowd' that gathered al90g
road. the beach everm.,ally disturbed the visitor
Festival Members Okay
Board-posed Changes.
cOuncilmen Thursday nigh' authori7.ed who took off for calmer shores.
preparation of an agreement lo purchase March of Dimes The FestlvaJ·ol Arts niembeishlp has other directors. The change 8Pd a09lher
Brupe Countryman'• portion of Summit overwhelmingly apP.fOVed changes Pt UJe change for Jega1 purposes were approved Dn.•• (about 1550-feetJ for '30.0llO plus La~a $each Mayor Glerui E. Vedder Bl·-st,' Fire IDJ .. ilre articles: olb ln~arduon<lf-J~-1'11.Ws " 228 to 5. ·
esdoow costs up to fi,000. · , • "' has proclabnf.d January as "March of JJ;1 proposed 1 tbe:bda "~ rs.· ' A bylaw section on removal of a
·The project was .worked out with Coun-,Dunes l!i.onth" in the city. Ballots 1
o.f the;252 rrtember.s rt!$0fldtng director .:... elliitlnaftng: Conflict in the -o.·n•SuDI . 'J'l>e'.DllljlOr's proclamation noted the Four in R. estaurant were·oounf<;i Thur<day. There were,1,280 tryman by Vice Mayof J"":-:1: .. :VL van. March A){ Dimes Foundation's efforts Orange COOnty, members ellgib,le to :vote., articles and -bylaw• ··-~wu . •P.Jll;OVed
Coonttymao bad orfiil>ally IJffered the to prevent birth defect& whlclf affect <;ULVER CLTY (UPI) ~ Ao explosion Fourteen ballots were voided because 11~ ~It . . '
city' his portion of the hall·mlle road over 250,000 American bablet every year. and -~ fU'e rip~ through a sm,all they were late. The ballot mailinp to the membership
to •Arch Beach Heights f..-ll!b.ooo and "Our community of ..u,J>tened citizens reatsuraot Thur&iay night injuring. four Chang ea tn the articles of Incorporation Include 1 otateri>ent favoring the cbinges
lndfcated he would put-~ gale -across cannot in etod consclence close its eyes tee~·age. employes,.one critically. , make ;11 necessary to have 1 a maJority , by' wimam D. M .... u .. , Fes_t1Val boafd •· a -·"··•·g tr••edy of Sllch The b'·-.....,bly caused by a lea"' vote of the entire membershlp to remove ... '1!'' it 11 the city di<jn't buy. ;;;agn1tuci';:'·~v';dd.,. ..W: h,. 8 ~~ ~~. blew out ~ a director. , president. Clarence Upson :YOUD&', former
O'Sullivan said a soi!J engineer had He urpc1 Lagunus t.r contribute to of the roOI and the lronl wall of the 'Formerly the · bylaws specified that board member and aomillme crltJc· of
esthnaiM it would cost $10,000 to repair the March's Dpt apjnlt l*tb. ~-Chicken Delight stand, poUoe aald. a director could be removed by the the Festival, had oppo.sed many of the
a fault In the road. He said JQlepb changes in a stalem!nt that went out
Sftany, city public works director, ·-• with the ballot.I. .
estimated it would take another ,,o.ooo Co.u·n .. ~1. y T·e~ns'. Di·. _e 1 •. n Blaze Another by!Jw Change .approved tlO to put on new asphalt and bring the to 3 makes technICal changes .'in the
road up to Nndard. procedure for the annual ettc:UOn of . O'Sullivan said Countryman had agreed offJcers. ..
to aubtract th• $20,000 frnm .,hts •!king . • A ,bylaw re¥proved .111 to 1 prlte ii the ' city' would pick up th> ch:fes. the · of , the F..UY&l ~~ wd there .... •good 2-Star. Ath_ ~~s, Beach Boy. Perish in Cabin Fire ~~. ·t~:""~ 111 po9ihlllty the city wollld recover ball -.. 14 2· It J!I& innuil-<>f, ·
!hi> road ~ fi'om , the coonlJ .via ~it. roared through a-~ cabin Phlla<lelphli Ave .. Aniiheim, a w bumedbeYcindrecOgniUoo:...:W<!rel~: berslll'llid boardl«NoVin '-i.;:d ~ ~""!!· ..di.n-of SUmmll • near llla-'.'l'llundaJ tlWntl i.. -~an_ ~1§,1.Aoal>Olm Colonilla' near ,a: batlJtoOm ·WindoW Jrom whlcll : ol ~I\<>'-~ -·cill1et teclmleal
oij;; baa width varylnc-,_ ••te ·~~.....,illcl' Clf cham P tOlm;)iome ·lorJt 'thOothertwoapparetitfyielCap..t,"' . ~~ 1 ''".. " · ·
fO.leetaiidrepmmta-t6,0llf_..., ·~~,1~_MMl•ji!>iGr'11 ~~·~~11ol,Color o. ! San~ Oow1ty hitestlgalcn v!terCJll;,=i.."'.'°~~:~ fe;: =.1e11:upperrfgbt ~!'J'W ";',_ ~ i.:~ ..._.....1 tr•-'• St,.~~~~~~~ ~~;_!!le .~~. b owi>ed ',~y, ~ L., . ~Sa]y,1 ~-~ erid ,lli,lft .... ~J¥naF
•-.-. ~-.. ~ "·S·-~•••M~d · "·I...--·-·-=·of ,.,.E Qurton,S~~~· I_.. _ _ •. H!flhlaatLaMiradawlthSummllDrive ~ wtt11 tM """"l'f the l)liq "": ··---.~ "'me•~--· ,wj>oJs a lll!e<l 'wttli)pr 'blll " :,n;rrn-•• ·~· · '"" '" near the liltersectlon of Diinnoncr_, lone -•• ti 'tllt 'llliae, -.frilln Uil a i'Dllel'ton ,Jwuor Coll&e •\¥en1 hadn't · ·diem' his Cabin · ' , -·
Aclqulsillon had been dl,..'5d. !or W-a;ar, w1a11c•,OI ~. al the lime of bis d..U.'. .. ' ' .'ll!e bl~.apptafed to hive .tarl<ii Slec!Jc /1141f>h~~·
several years. ln!.rf.niw~willi llrtmeo, and ·11e1oa The' two olhei ~Iha,.... ¥!eel aiul . In the ~ ma ·of otruclure ·alid ' """ -
After hearing O'Sullivan, the council dnmL t.· · '" lntoxlcale;daCcon;d"*tosherffl'i ' sl)l<lke a<ci,mlilated eneugb to Watfll NEW YOllK'l<\l'l&;~·••lf rally
aW<>ved the purch°"' and also adQoted VlctlmJ o1 the predaWll bllJA! .,., -were arrelJ>ll;f!I ~, ~ , Pini, 'l'1'o 'Iii -quoted as saying )le w .. bluotecl ,.i<llie' mar!M,cloled
resoluti,,,. -~g the county Jo lncWde -Cr:all Boch' ;.t, •1', "" ol Mr. T~ey are•~~· · .. I tiled '~ help 'the olliero bul ll .-.:!".: mi~·~~-~4 In. '!11 · .a#l"l''<'l'adina-
Summit Drivt in thl! arterlal 1ireet plan. and 'Mn. ll4awr Gila, cl llltl Don 13853 Laf..,.1. •. ~· too~J:.o...,·" ,.. 1 ($ee _ p ~t.-lOl.., , , Anolber adopted reaolutlon ul:ed Jn. Driva, Huollnflol! Beacll, • JunJOr at Bi'uce P. l'tllA, iit1 . , . Dile '"'11'1' fs ·tJial apaf~.tioli>.a ·~uir .. _. , · ci:I~,
clq ol Del Mar and Utah Streets F.....W. ~lllab~ ,Anaheim. .,o: t 'lirep~ nlN.~• lil)l\f!d ·a .Cao of . Ar°"a~'"'"""~vlo'···•'•!.•~,· ,,, M",!'!!Jf.·111t , in the,lllerial plan. ~ "Cloldea, "It, 'ot' 7311 N. Bodi" bl the three dead .;lllollls -, (Bet ~IN rD\E, P1&• 1) · ~-•ru ,~~ ...,-,. -.. ' ' ' ' . . -. -"
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route ; you wouldn't be ab e to ccme ,
up with a study of this magnitude would
you?" he said. _
Richard ElllCh told councilmen be ba,s
acquittd r.roperly llJld Ibo , rell estate · me hadn t iold him part bl It would~
taken for a road.
'Mayor -Olenn Vedder aakt he dldn1
feel the road would become a JUlll
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Get .Warm
Reception
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Of ftttl 0.llJ ,I. llatf
Fourteen happy ghosts !tom Richard
NiJ:on's fonnaUve years came back to
haunt him Thursday night In a bomecom,'
ing celebration that turned out to be
a revamri and wildly acclaimed "11lil
Js Your Life."
Drawn from the Orange County and
Whittier claasroom years of t b •
_ presl~~t-elecl, the~ paraded before Iha
dllijgb!fd Nlf9n• el)il a capadty audience Gill'• ~,Jn the 'Anaheim eon. ~l\)!li!j"Cinltf; .
Xnl'!llldel''the smooth, ihJ,1ng ol show buslnesl peraonallty Art l.lnkletter they ""8Ded' !hi jouog days of Richard
MUMu ~ with rembliJcen<es that ~ lnP+ ~-!room f~ to ttil · umsh.iJbed serulmentality ot their
cberlsbed memorfet Of NJ:ron family life . lil Ille old Yorba ~ home,
There w~'t ·toom in the bup
Anaheim facllity for everyone who
wanted to· see this colorfuJ recreaUon
of the old Ralph Ed!rards show. A fUrlher
4,000 disappointed NW.. rooters bad to
be seated in the ·nearby exhlbltlan hall
where they listened to the proceedings
over loud speaktn.
Nixon, obvloualy deulhtett as each of
th< prfnclpall recalled' b~ association
with Orange County's famous aon, was
deeply moved when painter Jobn Orth
presented him with a picture of bis
late mother. Hnrima Nixon Ja. depicted
readlna the JW>le that waa 10 much
a part of the l'IW>n family IUe. '
"This his blen ..,. of tile .... ~ ~entl of IQ1'life," be ufd, *'Whatever
elae may come to me I toll )'.OU tonliht.
thal'aotblllg can ...,.... this wmcferlul ·
even:tnC you·blve given me.1'
Nixon went on to pledge that •f wU1
(lleo NIXON, Pap Z)
Plan · App.roved
On Development
A revised development plln for 108
actea of the Laguna Niguel area wis
approved by: the _,,, of .Supervlaon Thursday. .. I --7\"
The plan calls'1« m ~<Ill units '
In the· area north of· the !n-o! Niguel Road llJld crown Valley~
Parkway. .
Plans call for a· areenf>ett uu on 1,
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Weati.er ' . .
It's gonna be a ; real arOOVJ
we<iteod, 'the weatherman _.
Isa, with these sunny aides stay.
"Ii . around to match the 'll;d•
gree temperatures. •
INSmE TODAY
lt't "°' q1111t a11'Califomla mafia'~ but· tMN'1 a difdtact G•14t11 ~ .f/lltlor t~ u;. .. ~
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~Lebanon..· ,.Calls Dr . ft
.. ' ISraeli
If M11rlt*td PRU
·-····--'"Int""' ..w todl)' hil government plans a military draft
and tzpiuoed lean !bat Imel will -&.-. jhlrdworld war. Dtreme Minister Huuein Ouwe.ini
dlldoted at a news oonfertnee plans
,l(lt conacription. He appealed tr> all n•-»m.w .1o join in lr)'in& to bead off a
.. ~ cooflicl,
Commenting on IJrael's comllllndo
raid .. Beinlt airport 'la&t Saturday,
• o.weilll sild !bat tt Lebanon Is attacked
again, it will fight wllh every means
.. t its disposal, even stick&.
' "' .. ' . ...... ... • ' 1 • ';t'bt alllcl .., Belrul f!IJ llrmlatl>oDod nett. bellmd 14 jolal alloiat IO lblp,j
aur ·..rt•i staa o'• ind Siii! .... INt o in tbf ~ 1111 °""' •llllod ~Ill llt!it flG/' .. ml ,l.6binOB, • • • • .
-..... NPOlls In -·nit rt,IMllic -1--..\1 "•' -~ i1>4t tile ptnunen! hid and Al Jarid& slid Pr<mler Abdulla
decided &o perrhlt' a visit by the Soviet Yafi exprea&ed the view that U.S. Navy
Mediierranean fleet. ships would be unweJ.ci:nne became ol
"There hu been absolutely no request Washlnaton's recent decision to sell 50
either by tbe U.S. 6th Fleet or by Phantom jets to Israel. This woukl be
the Soviet fleet to visit Lebanoo and a reversal of Lebanon's traditional rro-
tbl question hu not been dlJCulsed." Western polJcy.
he aid. Israeli anger at lhe world's conctrn
ftf' rep>rts lllid lhe government told for Lebanon Increased. Jl'orttgn Minister
the Soviet Union that Russian ships could Abba Eban assailed the U.N. Security
visjt Beirut if Moscow asked. The Soviet Council and lhe Sephardic chief rabbi
er~ POI'" l'IDI VI. •
l,leanw~ !he """" qu1o1 seaneMt,. -II. bonier et:UP(ed again In ao
~ duel !nianday nigh~ and the BJ& Pwt"powen·eonUnued talking~
a Soviet proposol for Joint peace action.
Ollel Rabbi Yitmal: Nlslim, head of
Israel's Sephardic community, cril.ici:.ed
the Pope for his message to Lebanon
express.lng sympathy for the lo.ss of
13 commercial aira'aft <testJwed by· the
Isr1eli commando raid oTi. Beirut airport
last Saturday .
In a broadcast over the stale radio,
Rabbi Nissim said the Pope had kept
allat afler the N~. IS bomblnf tMt
klllod u llir..U.'111 a J......iem mmet
and alter the Dec. 26 Arab attack on
I/I El Al ojrlioer Jn Albtns in which.
one Israeli died.
··~'-be aa1d. "at& clf.ar slim· ol
two tendelict .. on the part of the ponUll:
A compr'11"'1'1".• war against the Jewish
faith end agalnsl the cOUlltry which
G1ld pve lO ll!a peop!J. ••
"l'be P\iP.6 wu nol shocked OYtr lhe
shedding ot blood. • .but' nther over
material things."
It was the second attack on the Pope
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in a D\1111 dafl. .llr. 1Mall W...,.._
mfnlaler <ii ,nli&lous attain, madoJ1
ollnllar com~
At a tieWI ·conterence in Tel Avi•
. Ebia. deu0i1ocal'. tbe Securi\j Codool
re~ioo cmctemnm1 the Iaraell nit
and sugg..ung Lebanoo Is eoUUed b
compensation. ·
"If laael were wiped out compklelj
by,the Anba, the SecurJttr,.~I wouM do and "11 nothing,'• declared
relenJnc to the Soviet •elo wlllcb. hal
blocked every attempt to censure thl
Arabs.
'Bomb Scare Hits Motel Change
Hearing Set
Appeal Brings
Counc:il Okay
For Variance I ,County Airport
0r<Ulgt County Airport was the scene
.of a dramatic search for a bomb in
an Air 'West DCI plane Thursday night
Auto Fire Cause
Of Home Blaze
Fire which may have started in a
defective e.lectr1ca1 1ystem in a car caus-
ed an estimated $5,5001m damage Thurs-
~day night to the home of John B. Bies,
.mg1 Big Sur Sl, Dona Point
"' Damage to the $§,000 home was listed
as $2,f,ICIO 1o ~ structure, $3,000 to
the cootents and $500 to the car, which ~as lotal!y destroyed.
-Bies told Orani;e County firemen he
)lad experienced electrical trouble With
.yie car ~ before the fire. He uid J>e waa watching television when a pus-
Jng motoris~ ri!Jli t{le doorbell and told _
Jilin his house was on fire. The car
~as parked in a garage attached to
the house when the fire broke out.
D
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following an &nOllYJllOU5 telephone threat
received at the alrtme ot.nce at Los
Ange!t11 Jntemational Airport.
No bombs were found eilher·at Orqe
Collnty or Los Angeles airports.
Passengers hurrJedly left Air West's
night 96.1 at Orange County which was
stopped at the south end of the runway.
T h e y used emergency chutes to g e t
out of the plane. There were 57
passengers (Ill the fli&bt which arrived
at l :Ol p.m. from Las Vegas.
Two notables from the lfuoo rally
at Auhelm Coovendoo Center were
dellyed in leaving the alrporl becluse
of the ooe boor lieup.
IL-Gov. RdJert Finch WU llCheduled
to fly to Sacramento in a private plane
and TV peraooality Art IJnbleller,
master ol cmmonies at the Naoo affair,
were beld at the terminal INlldJnl.
$65,QOO Fire Damage
SOUTBEI.MONTE (UPI) -An hour· ~
Jong fire -caused damage estimated at
$66,000 late TI!ursday at a South El
MIXlte pluUc !inn.
ConUnuina: development of a Leguna
Beach motel owned by Loren and
Elizabeth Haneline is scheduled for a
public hearing by Laguna Beach plamtlng
conu:nissioners meeting Monday at 7:30
p;m. in city hall.
Haneline has asked for a variance
permitting him to add It units to-his
16 unit \'acaUon Village property on
Sleepy Hollow Lane.
Permiak>n for the addition had
previously been denied Haneline by the
commissioners who said they needed
some indicaUon of what would be done
to the property on a long range baliJ.
Haneline'• prt1t11taUon MonUy will
outline development nl the motel complex
for ~ nm five yeara, plannlnc staff
members llkL 1
The mmml-will alJo bold public
hearlnp on'two other matten:
-A cbaage of 10bbJC roquest by
Lawmlce G. Adami at 'IOI Catalina Sl .
-A requ..t by J. M. Gooley for a
condilUloal use pennlt for two single
family units at UJS and U29 La Mirada
in Arch Beach Heights.
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NIXON ...
Sntla Caast's First
Laguna Beach councilmen ThurldaJ
overturned an earUer Boa.rd of Ad
justment decision to deny a propert]
owners' variance application.
Dr. Michael Yessis and Thomas L
Brown , owners of property at 861 Parl
Ave., were su,ccessfu,I in their appea
from the board's denial.
The property. toned R·2, is more thar
10,000 square feet' on a steep hillside
It is occupied by a single family dwellinl
and a three-car garage · T e n d e r e
unusable by improvements to Parl
Avenue.
The applicants has asked permlasioij
-alter the city issued to stop worl order -to convert the garage lrtc.
a dwelling and to provide addltioM
parking at a new location on the lot.
The board expi-essed concern aboul
a second family unit at that locatiot
on Park Avenue and indicated they wett
not satisfied that the work would nol
be detrimental to the neighborhood.
Councilman Richard Goldberg asked
why the wor~ would be detrimental.
· ctty Planner Al Autry said the plan
CGntained problems of ingress and
egress. He said making a 90-degrec tur{
Mrs. ~uis Gutierrez of Capistrano Beach admires her new son, lnto the proposed garage from Park
Daniel Hurtado Gutierrez, first baby of new year born at South Coast Avenue would be "practically suicide."
do my utmost as n-...R1"ent of the United Coin.mi.Inity Hospital in South Laguna. Mother and son are doing Yessis maintained that improvement! "-fin lb~--~ would be safer as far as access anG Stat.. to bring peace to this naUoo e, ~~ you. uld be •·-·" ·a1 •· the · -"borhood and to all naUoos. I can't let you down wo ,,,..u~uCI w neJau
and 1 won't let you do9in." because of ~ed. landscaping, curbs
Looking ba·• t the = nl the and sidewalt:a. . .,. ..... I ~ a From Pnne j Chari" F. DeKeyser, 900 Part Ave.J old Yorba Linda home pr to.him -..
by Howard •SUtbedln, leader of tbal G~-oppoeed tbe action. He said It 'llOll! ctm11D1mlty'1·Lo1VeclQtm .. HClub.NIDJn , ..-....... oppmed the action. He aald It woa1d
declared "I am JrOUd to have come /_ -\• • • increase the street'• parking problem. ~ aJ1 .._ •--'-kE.~~ DeKeyser bas eight oll-str.d parldnl u~ :', ~·~ these day0' " ol ~·, Jlelerring to w .. k tlllt be would try to Ullleal the spaces on hil Jot.
to talk in condeteendtng tetms of rural K~' Ylctciry, be llkf, ''Both parties Loui!lanan caught most Sen ate He said the city Jn"past yean wldened ~small town America," the President-have revived, ~ •restored Democrats by surprise. P.ark Avenue and then allowed parking ~elect noted. "JJul I tell you tonight their aspect." · . ., . ,( All 57 Democratic senators turned up on lt which did not in the Jong run that I seek nn Other. tden1iflc U than "(-_ improve tbe street. to be known -rg Jbe Preildent ~h!° came Kennedy's vi~~· was certain to be for the caucus. Sen. John Sparkman OeKeyser also said he understood that
from a small town." Interpreted as an unportant step Jn a (0.Ala.), announced the Kennedy victory work on the project had been ac-
Young Suthulln drew a howl of delight ~slble 1972 presidential bid by the about 80 minutes after the caucus began. compllshed unlawfully prior to making
from the aud.lence and from Nixon when Massachusetts senator. Long said the Kennedy family political application to the city for a variance.
he stepped to the microphone to present Long, 50, was cast by observers as organization "turned a lot of votes to DeKeyse.r said he understood the hro
• Mrs. Nixon w1Ui.· an honorary mem-symbolic old-line .Southern Senate power hi d ta ., men also owned the adjacem property bership In the 4-H Club, an hooor alrtady s a van ge. at 871 Park Ave. with four un!ta and
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one always suffers w h e n exlsting
routes are widened. He asked i! Ensch's
question had been answered.
Ensch said, ''I don't know If I'm happy
at all the things you've said. You say
all kinds of things."
Wheaton told Ensch if a proptrly
owner came i:i to subdivide along the
proposed alignment It would be more
difricult to get the route changed.
Said Ensch, "What you're saying is
lonlghl'.s. the night ... help," Boyd fav-
ore<f g1vmg the group more time.
Sculptor Peterpaul Ott, 237 Canyon
Acres Drive, sald be had not heard
of the RUie ldoption of 198! an<! utod
U lt could be appealed. Vodder sild
It mfpt be bot was already on county
maps.
E\l'entualt1 councilmen sent tbe matter
back to planners for a report and defer..,
red councll action unUI Feb. 19. Said
the mayor, "You have 40 days to come
In with a ne" method of ctrculaUon
and as someone sajd, a good solid one.''
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CABIN FIRE. ••
lighter nuid set danguomly near st1clts
of newspapers and magazines while the
Uvt youtN slept.
Becbneyer's stepfather, Homer
Giles, said Craig httd planned to spend
Wednesday night al Woodson'• houle.
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held by the new Prel1dent. although his record haa been more "I think I had Senator Kennedy outgun· 90 degree access to the street. He mtn-
Ue cocked hiJ finger at the new First moderate than that of many other ned in the U.S. Senate, but across the tioned trash and garbage overflow that
Lady and beckoned ber to wait towards Southemers, particularly on economic country he was more popular than I forced children to leave the narrow
him to -1·ve tbe "''l issues sldewalk and walk in the street. • ......... au · · was," Long told newsmen. He brought an even bluer roar from Kennedy spurned a chance to compete Councilmen indicated they felt the work
the convention center crowd a minute for the 1968 Democratic presidential He said the political organization put would increase safety and be estbeUcally
later when he did exactly the same nominaUon after his brother, Sen. Robert together by the late President John F. beneficial. In overturning tbe board,
thing to the grinninl Nixon. F. Kennedy, was aasasslnated last Jun.e Kennedy and tbe late Sen. Robert F. however, tbef sUpulated several im·
And the President-elect kept lhe act Long had been whfp since 1963 and Kennedy had strong influence with provements including replacing a aide
going by then chasiDg after Sutherlin Kennedy's surprise !Jmouncement last business and labor throughout the nation. or the old garage with a new wall.
:~~;:;::== h: d~~~~•pping --,~~--·~•siiiii••••iiiiiiiiJiiiiiAiiii NsiiiiiUiis•iiiAaiicij;iiRiiiiiiiiyiiiiiiiliiiiSiiiriiAili~Liiiii;E~;;;:~~-1 n::'~es~~~t ~o~:.~a!:0~a~/? q~~: ~~~
ped the laughing Llnkletter. "And did c,
you see the way !bat kid brought him -~~5 -HERIJA"-" t'.Jlllll\ JOUR running lo lhe micropho"'' If he can II Ill; lllUlft2I
do that to a President what a
businessman he 's going to turn out lo
be."
Among an ar ray of gilts presented
to Nixon was the bench on which he
spent so much of his time while his
Whittier CoUege teammates won fame
on the gridiron.
But compensation came in the same
moment when 25 of his fonner team
and classmates filed on sta,e to present
to Nixon the football Jetter that was,
sald Dr. Paul SmJlh, coUege pesident,
"35 years overdue."
OTHER FLASHBACKS
Further flashback! to lhe early years
of Orange ColUlty's native son came
from :
-California's LL Gov. Robert Finch,
who will be secrelsry of health. education
and welfare in Nixon's cabinet. "I've
known him for 22 years," recalled Finch,
"22 years in which he 's known lhe agony
or defeat and the ecstasy of victory.
ll has been my privilege to know this
great man."
-Mrs. Ella Furnas, 92, of Lodi. "1
was there when he was born and I
reckon I was lhe first one to hold
him. But I never really did get 1 good
look at h1n: then."
--Mrs. Cecil "Ma" Pickering n1 Foun-
tain Valley. ''Sure, 1 spanked him good
and hard when he wu about 8. He
aliked for il because lie would t .. p
teasing my UtUe girls."
-Mrs. Evelfn Dorn of Whilller,
6'Crdary to the 4'0lllli Nlron when be
opened his first law practk:t. "I well
rtmember that he always aafd 'never
mate a statement that you caa'l live
up to'."
And In a grand climax to the twi>-hour
show a birthday cake baa.ring 56 candJea
wa wheeled on st.age while the audience
sang "Happy Birthday lo you" to the'
happy President-elect.
Nixon blew them all out in Ont brt.alh.
"Keep on 111uffln1 thin«• out u f&!t
as that whUe you're In lhe White Hou.'le
and you'll never have 1ny problttn!,"
quipped Unkletter.
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A WHITTIE I! 8ENCHWARMEI! WINS. HIS LETTER ,
Nixon, Former Coach Wallite• ''Chief" Newman
Nixon Ready to Fill Out
Administration Top Level
LOO ANGELES (AP) -Presldent..iect Stole Ile~ cbolces. Bui Nlr<n
lllchanl Nlxoft, judged In "lull good seemed to do IC! ClllllqllOjy In a banterlnC
health to assume the challenges" of -ncbange wtlb Rebert H. Finch, who
ffi·. ls . . t fill .• the to .. to be oecretary of beallh, educallon O ce, prepanng o Ou• P and welfare. Be lald: F1Dcb had tried
level rosier of blo new administration. to enlist Rlchmlson:·u a top dapoly
Nixon plans to announce Saturday the for tifJl 'departmelit,·'but lan1 going to
telection of Elliot L. Richardson, at-get him.
torney gneral of Massachusetts to be ~President-elect also said there .will • be stx, perhaps as many as 10 Califor-
lmdersecretary of state, the No. 2 posl-mans in· the ranks of assistants and
lion in that department. undersecretaries yet to be named.
U. Alexis Johnson, now U. S. 3lll-· "The reason is a conscious effort ·1s
bassador to Japan is to be named being made in the administration to
andersecretary for' political affairs provide geographic balance,''. he said • at a Tburaday luncheon bononng Flnob,
Wasbl.ngton sources reported. lieuten8ht governor of California.
These appointments, ,~ be announced "'lllere is a tendency lo Wasblngton
formally by the President-elect and for executive and admlnlstrative officlall
Secretary of State-designate William P • to be selected too much from tbe New ~ers, lead off a series of BUb-Cabinet York, New England and W~
&elections to be made before the Jan. n. c., part of the country," be aaM. to inauguraUon. " ••• We have tended to look to the
Soon to follow: Nominations to top Mfdwest and the far West."
lobs ln the Agricu1ture Department and That way, he said, the new ad-
Lhe Pentagon. ministration can RP <1at tbe top talent
lfuon aides would nol coollrm tho in all sectlom of tho naUon.
Suzie's Heart Surgery
On Again for Jan.10
'l'bat on-again, aH-again heart surgery
for "Suz.ie" is an again.
Childrens H09pital surgeons Tburaday
leheduled Jan. 10 as the date on which
they will rebuild the two-year-old Viet-
n4mes.e child's !all<ting heart -the
fourth time that the Utile girl's name
has appeared on thei operaUng room
bulletin board. . ,.
The · ¢Ucal blood shortage that led
the heart sur~ery team to cancel an
operation slated for ·:Thursday should
be alleviated in a week's time, a1lospital
spokesman commented. "And if it isn't,"
he saJd, "we believe , Ulat we'll be able
to make special arrangements to get
lhe' blood that wlll be needed for Suzie."
The Hong Kong ,flu. epidemic iJ
responsible for the blood' sfJortage that
ls limiting many hospital operating
rooms throughout the flltlon to .emergen-
~Y ·surgery only. And 011 was directly
responsible for the secood cancellatioo.
of ""rerY for ailing Nguyen Thi Thanh
P'tliong when a member ot the surgerr
team contracted the·rampant 'ftcaa.
Suzie !ailed to mab thoiirll'schedll1'd
trip to the o~ roolll. when she
cootracted a high lever anc! a penistent
ear Infection shortly after llhe alTived
at. the orange facility from her n.
Nang home last Nov. 27. •
Hospital offlcials described the attitude
of Smle's mother, Le Thi Lan. as
"cautiously aptiin$ic" following the an·
nouncement of Ute.-neW date for her
child'• deapetatelY needed llW'gery. The
attracUve Vietnamese woman, the wife
of an officei in the South Vietnamese
Congress Asked
Jf or 'Souped-Up'
U.S. Shipbuilding
WASlllNGTON CUPU -Rep. J;.
M..,.ieI Riven (l>S.C.), -~ a massive, IU billion obipboildlng
ptiJgram to add 70 new obipo, Including
a nuclear+pOWered aircraft. cariler, to
tho U.S. Oeet.
lllvers, chairman o! tho lr~Arined
-Commltleet, said hii --· the biggest in recent yean, WBJ
necessary to heJp "the sad shape" of
the Navy. Hi! plan includes 19 warsblpe.
Hi11 proposal calls for authOrization
ol 13.8 billion to start coostructlon In
f~.lf70. tho 12-month period starting
lulf, Congms would have to pass
later make adaal •Po
.,_Ibo_~ itOliarA. ; ~ '
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Army, almoat coilapaed Sunday when
surgery was called off for the third
lim . e.
Former CHP
Officer Rejects
Judge's Ruling
A former California H lg h w a y
Patrolman who claims be was fired
because he didn't issue enou.gh traffic
citations today refused to accept as
final a Superior Court judge's rejecUon
of his bid for reinstatement.
Burton J. BodenBCbatz, llZ, o! Gan!en
Grove, instructed hls: attorney to fl1e
an llP}leal with tho Fourth District Court
o! ~peal in San JJ;ego lmmedlataty
after Judge Charles Bauer uph•ld !lie
Btate's case against the veteran dflcer.
. Judge Bauer made blo ruling 1buraday
after BIUdylng !or four weeks ~
.produced by • bearing In blo court.
. Bodemcbm'• pm.st agalnsl blo llrln&
OD Dec. S, 1917 WU earlier rejected
by the State Pereomlel Board. But that
body only upheld charg .. of lnef!lclency
against the patrolman -addiUonal
charges o! "in .. CllSabie neglect.of duty,
insubordination and willfu1 dilobedlen~"
were rejected by the board.
Attorney Cecil lllcl<s argues thal
BodeMChatz is the victhµ o( an "unlawful
quote system" Imposed by CB P
aupenrisors "who are well aware Uiit
no l!1lch nqutrementa can lie lePll1
enforced and the! state cadet. do . licit
spectfy tile tlcbl IJl'lductl!>O that ~
bemaintainedbylll)'olllCer,": '
Alld ·lllcb·mi-to &:all' .....
1n wblcll lbe ttd:et .,...i-a1 "Im ~~--<Ompoted
to Ille -al dlatl<m -"1 Bodenscbatz. ~·~ -~~ .
BOdonachab --tolbe CllP .. al Dec. 3, 1187 and pq-1
al bode !>11 from that.elate. Tbe o111 ....
..,.ad l!I' II yeah u a lllOlort!7dt
patrolman.
Israel, West ,
Reject Russ
Peace Plan
, 87 Ull!l«I ~ ln-don'1'
Israel and the western '1BJg' Tbret"
failed tod., to ~·Soviet lnltlaUves
to put together a big lour Middle Eut
-guarantee. The Soviet. launched their Middle
East "peace offensive" Thursday in
-.S·wlth top ~erlcan. French and
Britlsb offldals to wggeal a Mideast
settl.....ql, 'lbjt-Soviel·Plan WU roport.
ecl to qll lorc lD lnltla1 with4rawll of
laraell ,_ from' oceupiecl tarritory
follolied., by Arll> Je,'mlnallon of their
otate al war with. m"MI and ""°'*'4llnll
wtth I big lout _..tee al tile rqloo'I
borden.
lsr~ Foreign Mlnixter Abba Eban
quickly .,_,the SOvict piu .. Ii
"ph(l)ey -o!femlye and :~. ljilpoo-
ed soluUon."
In Paril, a communique !o!lowl!!a to-
day'• French cabinet meeting :Dlllle It
clear that Pmldent Oiarlea do Gaulle's
government bad rellnqnlBh«I !ta eiriltr
hopes that a big four peace Con!<rence
could convene to IOJ.ve the Middle East
crisis. '. The cabinet ....,muafquo. -Biid -the
French felt '""""-• al tl!e. ertlii should be _,,,,..,,withfitlbe U:N, lleoo
urity ~ but ·-there irlD be
no big four power --· u oouchl by De Gaulla earu,r. · w-.,, dlplomata flt.Lonclan lfld,lc>o
day the1 --a.lout ............ anleo to .Uw~,--full
al pitfalla -and lilallty doubtful.
Wenern dh>lomall In clole touch wltb
tho lateat Mlddla Eutern dlplomallc
maneuvering aald tho United lfall11111
and J)robahly tho major powers would
most likely have to andone .., Mlddle
Eaatern eelllernenL
But that --1 ·would. llnt have
to be -by the _,. liivoived, either by dlroct or tndfrid nigotlalicins,
thoy said.
They discounted the probabllity of •
blanket four-power guarantee because
the gnarantee!n( powera would be hard
put to act IWl!tfy and !orecfully enough
lo punish vtolatora.
fridll!', J...,..,. '· l~ . "' ,{.!,) DAILY r!LOT 3
~_.~lie in-~opr-f .. Wd~e~Easi,·
Star Sheds Latest Mate in County
Tba .... °"""' County ~ had Ill IDOll 11amonJu1 .,_. to
elate lodaJ wbm movie llar·Mamla Vao
Daren of Jiewporl Beach appelrOd fQr
ber dfvor<e.
Mias Vao Doren, who uv.. at the
Balboa Bay cr;ub. oh<!d I~ Angel
oreanlptlQD baseball pitcher 1-Meyen
now retired from tho dlamond and 11'1111
with his parenta, Mr. and Mra. Paul
Meyers, 19Hl Pieadilly Lane, Huntington
Beach.
Lang blondHreased ~ Van Doren,
repr<Unted by attorney Joe M. Agapay
Jr. of Loa Angel., told Super!« Judge
W!Dlam C. Spe\n that, Meyera 1la3'ed
•-lrom tbeti' home· (or a week .at a tlm<I with no nplanation.
She said blo absences made ber v<ry
nervous and llhe loond It necesaary to
be under a doctor'• care. A~ at the de!anll bOaring in bU -.biball
waa her business manqer Kellneth K.
Traey of Loa Angeles.
Meyers and Miss Vaa . Doren wm
married Mon:h f, 19116 at-Boise, Idaho
and separated list September.
The plalnliH, who bas a lltlng !or
ballJllayen: -she was once ~gaged
to playboy pitdier Bo BellnskY -
displayed a tnowledge of the 1ame ln
talking with reporters. •
She said Meyers, who hasn't played
ball for a year, bad trouble with his
curve. He wu last witlt--the Pboeniz
Glan&s.
Mlaa v., Doren was previously ...,.
r1ec1 to ~ Juder Ray Anthony,
She bas • lifeaM!d .... by the! .....
rlage.
She bas jual flnla!wl a 20-week engag ..
men! In New Ycrt !!lgbt clubs and
~vea ..,. dl\Y 10< :io mono weeks in
DI.IL Y PlLOT Slltft '""°"'
SHEDS MATE
Newport's Van Doren
Miaml enteriainment spota.
l\llss Van Doren said she was eulted
about her new television aerie. coming
up, UUed, "A Mouse Is Born" wblch
she said was set in the 1920s and 1900s.
There's· Nothing Oriental About Flu
WASlllNGTON (AP) -Despite being
tagged as the 11Hon.g Kong ,fiu," there's
nothing espedally Oriental about the
nature of the new stra1o of Jnfiuenza
now sweeping the_ country ••
And the aame goes for the so-called
0 Aslan flu," that first appeared ln
epidemic form In 1957.
In both fnstanct.11, say experts on com-
municable dileuell, the two straln! were
simply 1eneUc mutations of a form of
Influenza virus called lnflue~ Type-Al
that bas been known for years.
1be new strains got their names
because tliey first p0pped up In Asia,
but the Initial mutations mlgbi just as
easily have occurred in ~Y other part
of the world, aaid re11earchera of the
army surgeon general's office and the
U.S. Public Health Service.
Viet Peace
• 'Push' seen ·
-'l'ABlllNGTON (AP) -5eere1a1f W
Slate llelD llmt ..td toclaf the J ....
admlnlatratlon will eipand Ill ell.rt.
"bet'""'I" ""11' and Jan. Iii to lmprova
the pro11pects !er peace In Vielrlam and
the Middle East." ;
• In perhaps blo final -conf""'"
after eight yean In of!lct, Rust em-
pbaatzed the threat to -....world peace
pc....r by ln<:reaaln( vtolibce In .Ibo
• Middle East.
And he callecl Upoll both !anieJ and
~ govenmfenta lo eurclie re-
Arab govemmenlB, he sald.. """11d
,_gn1xe that they "mUBt do lhett utmost to restrab terrorin•adlvity."
_ He added: "We call upc11 1lrael lo
re<o<nize that a pOl1ey al ex'eeliivo
ntafiatlon will not. prnduce the peace
that Israel surely de.;ires._,
The oecretary reaf!lrmed tho U.S.
pos!Uon that a peaceful solution In the.
Middle East can be found In the U .N.
Security Council ..... 1uuon which be
said established "tho nai beglnnlnp of
a just and lasting peace."
Althou<lt be did not rule-out U JI.
coosulteilons with the Soviet Unlm,
France, Britain and other maJ« -en; be ·declared tl>at "we do DOI lie-,
lieve that peace can be found out&lda" l
the Middle ·Eut area. ·
Tho United States, be aald, wonld ._
11n11· with other govermnenls In an ellcd
to help U.N. Ambuoador Gunnar JU'
ring find a 1'lutlng peace in aa area
that bu known no real peace fir 10 long" .
Rusk said tho preseo1· 114lddle Ealt
prospecta are "sertoua and 1'!iulre the
!mmOdlate and prudeot atteiidOa al all
leaden on both llldeB. 1
"There ls: little question but that a
breakdown of the )ftSeD't temaus .r.
raligemento would be catulnlP!lc lo<
all Ufe -1ea of the am.." lift ukL Oil Vietoain, Rusk empbaohrfil · .tliil
there ma,y be two or thNe -that' can be anticipated before a aehlement
can be achieved. 1
"We are amtous to eut throngb pro-
cedurll mat(en to get to more lyltem-
atic discussions," be said.
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Commerce~lnT~ubouts,
oue oC Ibo bell 1111eDdanco ~
In Ill• COUl!lry. All ol tho members
are jprnai.,. at the Seagoville Fed-
eral Correcti«!81 lnsUtute. ••• n.z.,yeal'Old P•ul Nlcholla ol
Bln:uingbam. England, woke up
willl a hangover New Yeor'1 Day.
Paul WU l'ulbed to the hospital
after JU modler fwnd blm slam!"
ed ta • sofa wHh 811 empty boll!•
"'partnert to him. •
1LIM Oniodtf,. toho earn-for
Mr aiUno parentl and four
brother•, 10G1 namid br a. panel
of judg., h<re .. "Tll< Nkerl
Girl bl Ifait1." Litti. Lina. who
lion in f'iu.re, tOGI' declared wi""
ftP' of tht 1961 "'Goldftl Angtl"
tllOOl'il g;..,. am111<1Uu to tll<
c/llld Juc!Q<d lhc but be-
<lftd, leall oelfit.11. In 111< courv.
• ManJIA Pollca Chia! Garordo G.
Tamaya reported on New Yellf's
Ilay ll!at Illa crime rate ln Manila
dlpped by 33 percent ln IB68. • Hapjly New Yeor, 1aid R. S.·
Boaltw to the taxpayers of Tyler,
Tei., u he fulfil!ed his campaign
pnmlae and abolished his job,
Boulter had nm on a platform con-
tending the post was superfluous~
And he vowed to eliminate it after
half his four year tenn. He did .it
at an estimated $13,000 a year sav·
ings to Ille \upayen, • Skimip dipping
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PA!llB 1APJ Thi N1tlonll Libera-
tion Flont today II would be "dU·
llcull lo ectepl" the -Amerleu
-"to -the ........ uni ......
menl iiaiuna Illa --tail:a. Bui an NII ....... al""1*I lhort
al l'jecUai.
Tru Boal Nam, dopllJ dllel al the
l'n'.mt'1 .,.,., dellPtloa, Aid tbe U.S. ,._.. .... _ .. ond nl*lld
Illa ·-Idea" Iha! the Perla \alb ... tobeatwocldld-.
Thi ..-i --'ll>andlJ nlPI
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U.S. Boost,s
B52 Strikes
Against Rem
IAIGON (AP) -'Ille U.S. {'mm!a!Mj .._ roporled the ,__ BU a1r1ke1 la ·-Vlelnam In Uno. -a. wtlh ...... ,. -ol ._, dropped
-al Safp end nearly IOO -oo the matted U Minh Foresl deep
in the Mekobg Delio.
Gooimd · aCllon remained 11 g h t
lhroogbout the nallon, oltbough a!Ued
sw~ contfn1"!4 from the eouthem delta
to an area llOUthWest of Da Nang where
American Marines and South Vietnamese
troops were grinding away at Vlel·Cooi
and North Vietnamese forces.
SlgJll ol fresh l!nelllY movemeol also
........ plrted from two ""'"' old baWe
areas -'Ille A Shau Valley west of
Hue and the demllltariied '°"" ~
Norlb and Soulb Vietnam.
Fliera from the carriera Coral Sea
1nd CcmleDallon bit the 4 Sbau Valley
'fllb st sorties 'llrundaj, the heaviest
coooentration o( Naval aJr ~
reported in ooe day since lhe liombing
ol Norlb Vietnam wu balled oo Nov,
I.
: A m)lllory apol<esman Aid the taraet
lnclµded-eamouOqed roadl. dumps and--
~VOU:aca .lhe Viel Cong end Nori!! Vie~
....,.,. baVe ' been steadily rebuilding
'Ill the Yalle;'. which la a major supply
'hue ·l<r operation• against allied
Qefemea lo the northern part ol Soulb
:Vietnam.
U.S. lleadquarW1 raported also Uuil
i$ the MmC of the
oanic ac1 membtrt
of lhc Polar Bear
Club ill Lok< JllolL-
lgon, (Wfi), -
the Pnqllift Club
in· v...... Oalif.
(b<lour) k .. p up
ITadlliou bu lalo.
ing .. lnolgomti11Q
dip into th• ier
enemy lldivity In the DMZ had lncrea!ed
al1arpJ,i' In the Cbrlstmu.ljew Year
period; wilb more than IOO "lndlcaUON
d enemy activity" in the 12 daya since
~ 22.. Ill the 53 days before followln& ~ IM bombing bait, ahoul 1,000 lllfcll .fn.
blue.
Gaorp Hiiis, who !J 19 and bold,
won a 'free ~and aet at a
Wokingham beauty par·
!or in a ;;;fhe, Hills went along lo
tho beauty shop anyway and 1at
under the drier for a while. • Last year was Leap Year, and oh,
bow lhooe New York gals took ad·
vantage of il There were 75,U'l
marriage licenses issued ln 1968 ln
New York Clty, and Increase ol 6
percent over 1967 and tho highest
total llnce 1951.
Soviet Soldiers
· Face Trial Over
Czech 'Incident'
PRAGUE (UPI) -Clechoalovu of.
~~,.,:'J<1~~
resulting from an 1'1ncldmt" between
them and lwo Czecbollont dtbem Dec.
ZI, tbl nattorwJ news q:ency ceteb
said today.
II was Ille fin! ol!ldal dloclooure 111
such lrlclloo With lhe lovulon force
-the beg!nnhw ol "DOl'lllalizalion"
of relatlom 'lollowlng lhe Aug. 21 in-
yufm.
The truly goftl'Dlng stotlonlog ol
Soviet lroopo on Czecbollovat ooll
oUpnlMM lbal the oUenoes commlu.d bJ So1del penonnel apinal Czecbolilovak
citlzem: Cll' tbeJr property come under
Czecbo8lovat lepl Jwisdlclloo.
'llte rqulalion Ill similar to Iha! applied
to U.S. forcq_.iQ West Germany since
World War J( '\
Ceteka quoted a brief re~ in the
newspaper Mlada Fronta which said the
incident occurred the night of Dec. 28-29
in the town of Usti Nad Labem, in
oortbem Bohemia.
II said lhe local military dlalrict pro.
1ee11lor had opened prooecuUon agaloal
an unideoUfied number ol Russians "fOI'
restricting penooal freedom and (doing)
bodily lnJurl' ••
Everywhere It's
by U.S. Diliiollat« Cyru R. Vace al
• metllua Wllb N<Jtll -Cql. H1 Ven tau. VIDel propoeeil m dlf.
lerenl !orme the ...,,.,.... tltile' mljhl
tolle, ........ Liu --,... -11ora.....Slallle,
'llte NLF spo\...,.,. told a D1W1 ...,_
,_ lbal all or· v~·~ t@le. lhapea
reDected the. ''unaccepClble.. American
Idea Iha! oo!y lwo aides would be toting
pit ID Iba dllcuaalons. North Vlelnam
and the NII 1Ni1t lbal the eonlennco
11 to be • louM>anY allalr al wbltb
the NLF Ill lo ba,;, lull alalua.
•
to .,.ballli the -al tilt -_. we r a Mii to be • D d 1 r 1111<11
-1> ol Mt. VIDCI beca11e thty l~~~·· .. llltotwo"lldel." !>ltlle--porUclplnla. I
reflect the -Ida. al two lldel." v-. -lbla monlaC wtlb -' Liu dlcllDod lo .... the fell olr!p !
Nam aid. Wboa a .. .._ <>lied 1i. ---odor l'!llm 1/11111 -1 <r U1 al Vanoo'a Ova o111or I a ... 1o 1111wordlnf-.-.. -1o """',., • ·-.. _. llbn.t11e lohl&.dolip '1111ndq,·1u1heu1o1111 I
accept" -end aal'ed U 1111 clelfptlon dellfll al Ill-.. wllb 1-'1'bn would ca•'llr the prvpollll •. '1'1*1 he 1 rejected I b. u. s. -1J, Nam Aid WU .. """D!"!i bJ eliher -. pil flpanl thll counlerpropolll: willu amlle : "I Ila•• aJmdy ,.plied." The M """"-ID a ...,,. U Iii;-llCCOlll a nflllld111111 1
v .... al his meelll!i wtlb I.a• Aid mUDlque, Aki V-hloi not )'et .,. "!Iii lial!illl IQ. ...Utel dlvlml, 11*1 I
the United statee end Soul2I Vltlllo!n cel!(ed Ill ·~ end n1aablo proo NGrth \'.leloam .w!Jhdrop Ill c1e!MM ,
woold ...... to alt at the roapd toblo poul." II llCCUaed the An1<rie1U al · tar _. flap ODd NmopJ• lll 1
propooec1 bJ Hanoi u a felt llrlp ...., _.,. dellylnc the -........ . the""""'°'" room for the lour...,.._ t
llllddled acroos the cenltr ol the table Bolb U.S. apd North -.... lloo&. . 1
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HI~ APOLLO I CAPSULE BACK IN DOWNEY
North Alfterllll\ -•II Offlclal1 to Examine Lunor Craft
Apollo 8 Craft Returns
ro 'Home' in Southland
DOWNEY (AP) -Tbe ApollO ·a
lpaceenl~ !mle to three U.S. aalnllaut.
during moo'• nm orbil ol Ille moon.
111 hack al !be Norlb 'Amorican -.U
plan\ Where II was mamil.ciured:
The capoule was Down 'lltursdaj from
Hawaii. Immediately, eq1neers beg111
test& to analyze bow well II ltood up
In 147 """' In •pace end Ille bllaleriog
return throush the earth's atmosphere.
Alt.er a preliminary eum.lnation, a
spokesman said be wu elated that the
bottom of the craft WIS charrtd 10
11tt1• by 111e "-.... 1alirenheit temperature It ~ reentering
the earth's atmosphere.
In the next two monthl. certain J.n..
slrument lyllems will be removed and
tested to aee bow m u c b fllgtit t I m e
they have left In them, lhe plant
apokNman said. Then b craft will
Subzero
Flat Earth Club
Losing Members
,Thanks ro Apollo
DOVER, Eoglend CAP) -Tb a
American utn:muta' trip to tbl moon
ahoanl Apollo I Ilea beoomo a heldacbe
!or lhe -Flllt Earth Society.
II be1levea the world II :lhaped Hka
a dinner plale hul ,_ IOIDO members
aren't so sure.
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1889'• First
Skyjacked Jet,
Returns to U.S.
MI~ CAPl-'llte cmr ol an East-ern Air LtnlS llrelcl>Jel bllacked to
Cuba Tbunday Dew the big plane baclt
to Ml&nl today with 14 ol !be HO pas-
sengers, including 'ieveral childrea.
Two Eastern turboprop planes were
sent to th8 alrport at Varadero, Cuba,
to retrieve the remainder of the kid-
naped passengers, according to John
Graffius, acting area manager !or the
Fecleral Aviation Administration.
No uplanatlon wu glvm Immediately
for Cuba's unusual action in allowing
some of the pas.1e!lger3 to return with
the crew. On previous hljacldnp, Cuba
bas nqulred all _ ... lo remain
at Varadero until 11111Dtr p~ were
oent !run Miami llX' them, aaylng the
airport runways W'ef9 too short for afe
(aboff al 'the big COIDJllerel.al Jelll.
W. J. Dane. reglooal manager for
Eulem In Miami, said an ambulance
wu standing by for a woman ~r
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ond a. lli<lt balQr.
'llte jet WU the lint plane to be hi·
jacked to Cuba this year. Last year
there were 20 hijackings to Cuba, 14 ot
lhem from lhe \/nited Slateo.
About an hour before lhe jet · wu
scheduled to 1aod at Mlam.J Internation-
al Airpoit, Capl Dernils VanhUM radioed
the Federal AviaUon AdmJnlstratlon at
Jacksonville, Fla. FAA supervisor Har·
old Jensen said Vanhuss reported. "I
am going to Havana."
'llte'Jlane at that point was «t miles east Jacksonville. 'lbere was no im-
mediate word on whit went on abolrd
the plane.
Moot hila<kinas have lealured a mao
with a ~ wllo threatened a crew
member and ordered the plkit to 111·1o
Havana. None bas redsted. ·
'llte FAA aald !be Eulem p!ano wu
cleared direct to Cuba IOOll afta' the
hijacting WU repori<d.
* * Egypt to Trade Greek
Hijacker for 2 Arabs?
ATHENS (AP) -There was apecu1a.
tlon In Atheol today lh ... the ~
govemmenl mlibl o11.r 1&a.1um,. Iba
Greet who hlj1<:ted a Greet airliner
for the two Arab terrorlst.s who abot
up an Israeli airliner at Athens airport.
lb< plane and 102 of lhe ·persom
aboerd II relurnllCI lafely lo Athens
Thursday, but Egyptian autborilies· were
holding the hJJacker in Cairo. A govern-
ment source aaid the Greek Embassy
in Cairo was belq kept informed of
his interrogation.
There is no extradlUon treaty between
Greece and Egypt, and It was not known
i! Greece would make an offk:ial request
fCir the man'• return. The two Arabs
who shot up the El Al airliner last
week, killing an hraell passena:er, are
held in Athens on a variety ot. chargea
Including bomldde.
The Olympic Airways DC6 wu
diverted over the eutem Mediterranean
Thursday by a gunman who j]red a
warning shot through a cockpit window
and -the pilot lo fly lo Cairo.
Olymptc Alrwayt, owoed by ArlstO!Ie
Onassis, sent a jetliner to pick up the
97 other pusengers, who included seven
Americans. The plane window was
repaired, and after refueling the crew
Dew lhe alreraft to Athens Thursday
night.
The Greek government said the hJ.
jacker was George Flamourides, 30, a
former army deserter from Crete who
was jailed in 1N7 for disobedience and
lnlurbordlnation. He was freed bJ a
1* New Year'1 lmnelty.
Jtopllu -aald F1amouridel loid. lbem ho diverted the p1ene 1o ca1ro
beeanse he had been 11baunded and
persecuted" as an oppaoe:nt ol. the
military regime In Groece.
Slain Hollywood,
Coed Stabbed
But Not Raped
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -Marina
Elizabeth Habt, 17. was 1 tabbed
repeatedly in the chest before her tiller
dumped her ~Y down a brushcovered
slope off a loven1 lane whettl lhe bled
to death, an autopsy showed today,
But the coroner's office reported the
blue-eyed University ol Hawaii eoed was
not assaulted by her al.ayer. 1-r1>efe Lt no evidence ol fGreible rape," Dr.
Russell C. Henry 1aid Tbunday, M-
ditlooal teots were orilered.
'Ibere were tru1aes on the face oC
the attract.Ive teen-ager, ind!c•ting lbe
w_aS beaten by the pmoo who apparently
kidnaped her from ool!ide her Hollywood
home early Monday.
The sheriff's homldde bureau reported
no finn leads or suspecta in the brutal
crime. "We wish we had," &aid lJ.
Harold White.
Autbcrities were lnvesligaUng the
J>OS.!ibllllr Iha! Miss Rabe wu abducted
with tht Intent of rape and 1he was
killed when she mJsted the attack.
The home where lbe girl lived wtlb
her actreos mother, Elollle Hardt, 111
located lbree blocU below lllttortna
au-t Boulevanl In an area wlllcb police "*"' bas · been plegued by raplala In
recenlneb.
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Only Southland, Southwest Climat.e Comfortable "We'va loal a IOI ol membel'I becaw1
ol lhU abwrd Apollo trip," Aid Ibo
chief flat earthmen Samael Shenton.
LOI AMQll'I AHO VICINITY -'"•Ir ........ .....,.,. Lltlt. ~
111 ....... .-... Uw tlllllthl A. Hlth _ ...
(OASfAL AND INTIUl'.DIATI!
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MOUlfTAIM A•l.U -1"111' """"" ......,_ Llltle .._..tu,.. m.r.e.
1"'8KMI ANO DESe•T •EGIOHS bi~~f-?l
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...... dMN -....,_ ..... .,. Lat ,,,.._ ....... '9 '11, .. ....,. _..,,.,. I • 11 M#JI. T...,._
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11, f'alMY ........................ 1112, ....... , llicDftrll 11• ... ,, . . . . It: tt 1>.M. U U.TVIDAY
"'"'' -............... ,, ....... t.J ~'tf llllfl ,. ..... , .. ,, .• 1:4" I.I'll. 1.1
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"I llhould think wo're down to !ewer
than 100 members now.••
He dldn1 aay what the memberahip
WU before Apollo I beian """""' pie·
tum al earlb -dmllar piclurea,
But the realpa-doo1 alarm Sbeno
too 11>1eaMid former tlgn wriltr .
"II their oplnlm can be nr01ed bJ
llUCb lllmoY evidence,.. be laid, "lben
lboy'n no use lo me er the IOCloly."
Albcl wil1 the lpllCOlblp ~ -ed a round tlltb Sbentoo 1 a Id: "I'm
glad ,.. --lbal 'lbat'I --tbl»rl AIDerit:a ... Ba-'-l1't II)
-amnln(. For --... other Ibey oboloclQ waDI Ill to lhlnt
Ille wwld II round. Some ol Iba pictures
h a' • beOn lllUatlJ -Studio lbotl probably -or ''-from
&be camera .... "
Bucher Still Reiling
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SAN DIEGO CAP) -OI the D l!oed
UM Pueblo cnwmea, ooly the ll:IPf<I',
Cmdr. Uoyd M. ~ns ,..
lltrictedlorniodlcol lnlb•
San Diep Naval Hoopltal.
"He was CUT)1nc a bf& load and JUll noodl-. • aald aNa91 opoamnao.
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Heart Beats On
Dr. Philip and Eileen Bleiberg are all smiles as Uley leave fur a "b~" djnner !n Cape Town, s, Africa, celellrallng Ille llrst an-
nl"""lliY ol hll aucceaalul heart transpw.t. Dr. Blaiberc, a rettred
dentist, ls Ille world's loosest 111rvlvlng heart tnmsplant recipient.
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DAILY PILOT 11
Nixon's 'California M-afia' Takes -Shape
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llACIW4ENTO (AP) -You •Iliana have been PlcUd for :,):= Ca 111 or n la ... ~ qlllte call It t h e Important Jobi and advllory ~ becauae of
"Cllll<nla Molla" yet, bot posl~om. • . lhe lltlle't -..lotr of talent.
tboltit ~ dlollacl G9l<len Slate M.,. · ih in line for Hert are other PY Nixon
&,.,. lo lhe ~ Washinglon Jobi, Finch utd people plWd from Callfomlt
Pnddent-eltct Nlion t s ln an interview, IO fl!':
membllng. The m.-..p of 'lhe late -B. IL "Bob" B•_.,
Nlxoo bat chosen LI. c;lov. 1'™.ictent John F. Kennedt• .. 111IJIOI lo t11e preoldenl-
pr-. aecntary In lhe 1 .. • ford UDIVVllly ~ wu acUvo Secrtloq-detJinlte M 1 Iv l n
-•IJeutlaJ umpoW\ and • tn Nlxoo'o ~. campatp l0< Laird •
-~-4lnc1er_ ~O<lllo 111.1~) -Diii-AUy. -I, In lhe 1111 campalp. -Ro7 l.a1moce AA, • Viaqtr of Loo AnceJa,
_ R4ukl ZI<&J<r, It, an Pftlldenl of Litton Industries headloa Nl1011'1 IUtt forco on
uaislanl 'frllo la lhe equivalent Inc., Loo Anplel, named an crilne Ind law ent......n..i.
of WllJte HOUie pr t I I advtler lo lmpme ml-iiiiiiiil •
eec:relary. He wu an. aide ment and etf1clency iltlOV'tfll: ~·•••••
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Robert H. Finch, a long time ilaff Jed· _obaervers I o elect. Htlllebwt, 41, wu an
111 friend ud poliilcal advi.aer, nickname it "the lrLsh Mafia." execu.Uve of the J. Walter
to lfaldeman at J. Walter ment. .· ..... -·~
111om-. -.... Afvla D1Br11111• fl, " t11Mft11£' COi.ORi Dwlpt Ck.,.., a p-of Callf'orola MIWllllV.
No Dramatic Plans ·
Johnson Eases Way
For Nixon Take~over
SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (UPI) he had ordered on an .edict
-President Johnson who won from Congress.
his I ... , ~ _;.tlo · So .oul of lhe picture does eawaawve rei"'... n as he feel, Johnson said be dkl
a masterful compromiser, ap-not lake a squint at the ta.I
p;ll'tntly will try to ease the revision package. He aim.ply
way for hiJ Republican sue-served notice that it ii up
cessor by making no new to Congress and Nl:xm to ex·
dramatic proposals to the amine the proposals on their own terms.
Democratic Congre!I. JoblllOD bu lllw&)'l slrea<d
The word tn Tew Whi\• a poUUcal pbJloSOplzy tliaflie
House CU'cles ii Ulat Johnson s is an American first and a
farewell messages to Congress Democrat second As he wind!
will-seek conUnuatiOfl· of-P• up ·bfs-prestdenCr,-he-shuns
grams he sponsored. partisanship and exhoris his
But he ls not about to push lollowers to do the same. ·
for new "Great Soclety"f,=========;I
legislative directions as h1I
admlniJtraUon nears an end.
nie 'method reflects
J~'• aWlude toward the
adminiatration d. Richard M.
Nlxoo. He also ia a political
realist who does not believe
In aeutng guldellnes far bis
~.
The tipoff tbal he would
not rock the boat, or the na·
Uon, with any far-reaching
Here's Whefe
It's Atl'
........... ·hi the ebbill& clay '
01 bis Jl<esldency came with Jc. 11 -~:L, A
bfs teller lo Cooweu sidestep. lli.U't I W f\X
ping any recommeqdati9DJ on · Wettdlff ..._
Treasury department. studiea: ..,.,... . ..,..,. .. .... u.
of ta1: Rl<rJ:PS --proposals
It's at 7891 Tatbert Avenue.
TM Auto Ctub'1 new "castle" In HunrlngTOn·Berxh.
Fully staffed. And fully equlpped. Storflng-Monday,
January 6, providing more than 700 seritces to
Auto Club members and the commUnay. Everything from
weekend vo,cation. to worklwlde travel planning. ·
Everything to he!p you get out ond follow oll the fun
that's going on in Southern Colifomlo and beyond,
Stop by ond let fd Sullivan, the now manoger, >how ycu
around the Auto Club's new "'costle" fn Huntington' Beach.
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~THE AUTOMOBILE QUB OF
~SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
7m'1 T11Mf! M., Hulotlfi91• '-1>, Cellf., ...... ICJ?ll .....
We've buiH a new office in
• Huntington . Beach
u IOCl'ellrl' of heallb, edu<a-Some applied lhe "Tens Thom-advmlllng agency
don end weUare. Fihch Is ex· Malla" IabeJ ol the _cotpi!-ol In Loll ~ Ind· ii a
pectod 14 play 1 l!lljor role ln&sled .-tates of "IM'd<nl Unlvently of C a I I f o r n l a
In ..., .. 11 domesllc pollcy. Johll!Oll. npnl
University of Southern lllalttute of TeclmolOIY •P" t\VI( A BUNDLE ON
California man, a specllll pointed Nlxoo'a lcltnutk ad. Cj)LoA FILM PflOC!SSING ~
auia1aD1 lo the pruldenl In vtaer. AiDAVE'S 474 E. 17th St.
At · least five key White Floch said It wu natllral -Herbert G. Klell., former
Route aWJ' members have for California to provide 1 editor of the San Diqo Union,
CIU!ornla bacQroudds and core of high official• for the DIJDed a top a:ecuUve branch
•6 1 i16:tlcm.-otbar Califor-tdministraUon-both bec1uit aulltipL ~ WU Nizoo'I
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Fairne·s·s to . Surfers
One by oae Orani• County IUJf.eri ba•e .-their
favorlte shoreline lost to tbem.
Moat rec<!lllly it was Salt Creek •\licb local surfing
fans rated bigb. The land was pu~ for residential
d .. elopment tb at is pert of Ille b o o·m pndicled for
Soutbern Orange County. ,
Access, it seems, will be only for tile fflidetts of
the area when it is developed and a cootiderable nwn-
ber ¢ lbose is expected -80,000.
·Prior to that, tbe surfers saw Daile Pobrt given qver
to a big breakwater and muilve'boatint facility now
under construction. '
Hallod as a major recroalloml ~,o;,. 8!ll It la -
the fact remains tbat another ,... .,... Jolt to the &•
sport cl=iblg.
As the sport of surfing mer-es In number cl par·
ticipants and respectability, l"1llically the area whera
it may be applied continueo to~
County . authorities should take a new look Ill tbe
situation and so should city officials. Laguna Beach Is
a case in point.
The city has stringent surfing rules that were
pushed through when surfers had about the same lack
o! public acceptance that hippies now have.
However, surling bas cleaned up ii& reputation. It's
a thrilling, body·buildlng aport will! none ether quite
like it.
In Laguna, slllfen are limited to ~ beach """'
during tile four·swmner JDOllllla beglm•ng June 1. Aho,
they are llmltod to the off boars. They nmy surf at
these three areu 1111111 U a.m. and after 5 p.m. Excep-
tioos can be made by tho bead Jlfeguanl on claY! when
Inclement weather has ea111ed IWimmers to lose Inlet·
est.
The effect of this is to ban surfers lll>ltt tbe water
during a good many hours of prime surfiDg time. Tbis
Joss of recreational use is underscored liY tbe fact that
many Lagunans !eel the dty ts deficient In recreetloul
facilities.
Lagqna Beacb coWldlmen should take another look
at the r11tber stringent surllng ordinance with an eye lo
revising it so !!lat slllfers get a fair share of both space
and prime time.
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Funding Laguna's'.',SChools · ·
Laguna Beach Unified School Dillr!ci <4fid•ls are
looking Into a plan f<r creation cl an endowment fund
to bend.It local public schools by prlnte financing.
The plan would be similar to the meihod used to
help finance American colleges and universities.
Local citizens, fontier student.S...;3lld fim of com-
munity schools would be asked to contribute, donate, en·
dow, lend, deed or will funds, propetties, arl works,
stocks, bonds or other income or funds.
School aulhoriti>I are currenll)'. seeking private
funds to finance the legal groWJdwork for such a pr0o
gram. '!'be Idea is an lntereoting concept, certainly one
wottb testing.
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The Molest(fr
By NORMAN NIXON, M. D.
Seldom ls the problem o! the cbild
molester brought lnlo locus ucept
throustb headline stories of the occa·
sionaf sex deviate who mutilates or
murders a child in the course of a ae:i·
ual' offense.
Like the tragic abduction on Chri!t·
mas Eve of 10-year-old Pamela Powers
f.rom the Des Moines YMCA, where she
bad gooe with her family to watch her
brother cmnpete in a wrestling match.
Pamela went to the lobby to blf a
candy bar and was not ~ again; her
body, nude from the waist down, was
found In a aoow-drilled dltcli ll miles away after an escaped mental patient,.
with a record of two previous aex of·
looses against young girls, led poUce
to the scene.
THE ACCUSED, a mild-mannered,
sell-ordained vagabond piucber, -had been living in the "Y" dormJtory
for several Ill001bs, reportedly uted
Pamela to go with him to hil room
where she was raped and murdered.
A3 in similar situations elsewbett,
Des Moines citizens have projected their
coDCern and anger io demands for swift
action to exact retribution from the
guilty man-even with threats of mass
J,ynclling.
Since most cex offenses against cbil·
dren are not generally publicized, there
is little awareness of the enormity of
the prOblem. But studies kl Boston, Los
Angeles and New York indicate that sex
crimes against girls, as well as boys,
occur far more frequently than most
people realize. Police record! are miJ..
leading, since relatively few child mo-
lesters are ever reported, let alone ap-
prtilended.
INSTEAD OF BEING ltnngen who
lurk lo alleys and dark street.a as many
people think, most offendtn are individ-
uals the cbild has known. Often they
art family friends or blood relatives.
A recent three-year sb1dy by the Brook·
.----B11 George --1
Dear George:
I see some noted Brilisher has
now come out as the originator
of "Sidewa ys Thinking." 1've been
reading about "Sideways Thinking"
in your column for eight yeara
and you even had it in a book
you wrote. Didn't you really invent
Ule phrase, "Sideways "lbinking,'f
and doesn't this Britisher Mll01
;rou? toNt-TJME FAN
Jle<r Fan:
Sure, I Invented "Siden.11
'Jbinking" years ago. I've gotta
loll ol Jett.rs pointing out 101D1
Britisher bu picked up on it.
No, it doesn't bother me and r hope he writes a book about
It -b:fbe l can find out what
, I've talking about all thtse
,ears, u I certainly never hid
,. 8nJ' Idea.
CONFIDENTIAL TO SPIRO
AGNEli': BJ all means, change
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ty device is a rear view mirror
wllb a patrol car In It.
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Iyo Society !or the PreveollGn of Cruelty
to Oilldnn, lhowed that fl perceol o!
the known molesWI In their aeries
were !rtends U'ring with the family,
while a atartHng 31 percem were blood
relatives: only 25 percent were strangers
to the cblld.
AllhoQl!l hro ... t ol three o! !he-&IJj
vk:tlmi Ia the-ldyn study camo ~
Intact , fomiliee. . I!"" or -parenlJ usualbHlld a.1 ~ ol dnJ( ,ol/use,
··-· ,irollllscuJ!y, ~ • gamliJlbl'ot>olbet'mderice of
problinil. '
ClllLD MOLES'l'Elltl are not limited
to leel>age -or -y. elderly
men, u many .bell .... '!'bey can be any·
body -!ht teens to. th• 70'1 and !ram an nib ol ll!e, Usoally, they are .....U, lnadequaio 1nm (or more
ntely WOIDeill who reaorl to 1ofaotlle ... play, !eellog unchaJlenred with
chlldren -eirls or boys. Many are
"situational affenden,'' men who are
not predispoled to committing smial
offeues but who succumb to a tempt..
ing siWation. For some youogstm, like
Lolita, are really the seducers of the
"nice men" they meet.
In case5 of child molestation, every
effort should be made: (1) to reduce
the child's remorse and guilt; (2) to min·
imize the amiely·produclng effects of
police investigations and mat proceed-
ings subsequent to the crime, and (3) to
determine the need for psychiatric or
casework servlce1 for both child aad
parents.
SOME COMMUNITIES now provide
cueworl< se"1COI, IUbetltutlnf a Jln>'
tact1vo ll(eney'I llafl for the fJO)ice In
questloolng lht cblldnll In lbelr Jwmes
O< the ageocy'I ofllce, and rtprel.mtng
them In heorlnp held privately In the
judge's ch~ tong In c:omiog.
Bui without poycbolheraP)', Irrepar-
able damage to the girl'• (or boy's) per-
sonality development often leads to
mounting confusion and guilt, disturbed
relationship with paren ts , family and
friends, and ihe likelihood of unsatlsfac·
tory semal adjustment in adu1thood.
Quotes
Joel M. IAwla, 8cL. IJUF, ~
-"If -ta ... wlll!ng lo be ...-
""'""" by • fnr q:llatn, they lboold
drop out to inan nam !« lht man
who fl wlWnl lo lllJMI tip for his dlanlty
and won ror an ectuc:atm."
Cmttm i.uar., s. r. -"The hlpplt1
ond :rtppla, el al, will ranaln. l!ilnClrtty
lll'lUP 1111111 they learn the munlng o!
ccuunca, RnM and its 1pplleaUoo to
lht poulne American way of life."
Get. A. Bea•trl, Jr., t.. A. -"Jn
the llgbt of the worldwide urge for
tttfdom and the determined fight in
our country for one clus of citizenship
to all, we cannot justify indifference or refusal to vote."
WASHINGTON -Whatever else may
be sald-of'! this country we Cilntinue·
to have a vitality unsurpassed and un-
quenchable. What other state in the
history of nations would seek to conquer
poverty, conduct a cosUy war for prin·
ciple, explore the moon and tbe planets,
try to reconcile the alavlstic: hatred&
o! race ond the tradittonal rel>elllon
ol youtli, all al olie ond the wne Ume
in an 1nctt.dible burst of falth, bope
and holllbast?
II ts well known that L)'lldon Jobnson
bas tried to do too much too !ast and
sometimes in the wrong way but when
the blstorical score ls totted up the
fulsome dreamer from the southwestern
hills may have come close to the genius
of America. In comparison to the United
States other leading nations of the world
seem to stand sWI, aome retrogressing,
others par~ In wlilicel dogma,
.others -to Jot well'tnough ali>ne.
NOT. AMERICA.. We would tear down
our ewes and build them new. We would
~ every ~ a decent living.
vie WOUld make· Uifi~black and white'
lo•e· .el.ch otber1. /JJ.e woli)d thwart """"°"'" We wW!Hly Into the reaches of the universe. We would moderate
the nature of man. We would clean
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up the earth, water and air we have
befouled. We are still searching for
paradise on earth and are somewhat
embarrassed because we have botched
~upabil
We have become, fW'thennore, highly
critical o! ounelves, DOI yleldlng an
inch to our tradltlonal European critics.
We can even find faultl where the
Kremlin has not yet found them. Nothing
that Mao says can exceed our · own
sel!-crUici.sm.
Supposedly we have learned some
JeSsons, We will not try to do so much.
We will slow down the war on poverty.
We will be' more selective in where
and when we &top aggression. Going
beyond the 'moon cotf.s:· too much. Every
man cannot live in paraelise on our
part of the earth. We will alter our
values from dedicated materialism to
give greater weight to more spiritual
values.
ALL SUCH CONCLUSIONS are to he
questioned as we finish oU the last
)rear of 'the -''IQ8li.ng slxtiea" and bead
for the aoberlni'aeventle.1. Values haven't
changed that much despite the yearnings
of the flower <$lldttn. who must be
dilllressed that Ille vast majority of
their cootemporfiri~ are launcbtd on
the age<>ld onward and upward climb
within the syllWn cr<ated by their
predecessors. t
'lbe onward ODd ~ . syndrome
seems lneradlcahle iD American ll!e and
It ii for this reilOn that the mmmura
!rom the Nixoo people about not pg
so rar so fast can be regarded w1th
some skepticism. It would, for example,
be a brave admlnistration wblch would
try to cut bacl:. on spice exploration
in the present aura of national pride
and awe over the triumph of A~o
8. The planets beckon to us from the
farther reaches of space and tt Is a
call to which we are likely to respond
regardless of cost.
THE CONQUEST o! poverty, erratic
.. have been the opening campa!gna,
is a challenge reaching deep into the
American sense of fairness and fitness.
Nor is Ibis challenge likely to be met
merely by tax ....Ut.s to bu.oti>esa !Ol'.
new training programs to show the
unskilled how to make a living. Loqk
deep enough into the criticisms ljlf
President-elect Nixon's urban affairs •d-
viser, Daniel P: Moynihan, and behind
bis condemnation of the Johnson anU-
poverty programs lies the concept of
a guaranteed mlnlmwn tncome.
Defense Secy. Melvin R. Laird will
bo concleoce-bouDd, u he ts conslstonl
.with bl! coogresaional record, to replace
the immense stores of military hardware
which have been depleted by the Vietnam
War. Nixon, if he is to be consistent
wlth bis campaign pledges, will n.x-
amine our nuclear strength to see i!
it provides a necessary margin.
TlllS IS TO MENTION by .. ay. o!
illustration only a few of the onward
and upward pressures on the Nixon ad-
ministration. ll he should wish to defer
what is not necessary a Democraticallf·
controlled Congress will be ready tG
hold him responsible for lagging behind
clamoring national needs.
There may be no great novelty In
the early Nixon days -no "one hundred
days" o( new proposals to Congress
-but the momentum of expanding 'Old
programs alone will carry Nixon onward
and upward.
Challenge to Adam Clayton Powell
W ASIDNGTON -House RepubUcsn
leader11 are en emphatic noUct that
the issue of opposing the seating of
Adam Clayton Powell will be raised
at lhe party's formal caucus en January
2 -the day before the new Congress
convenes.
Jn preparation for waging a determined
fight to bar the bombastic Harlemite,
a group of veteran legialators have
drafted a · resolution t.o be offered at
the opening session of the new House
-when the eoUre membership takes
.the oath cl. offlce in a mass ceremony.
Only iloe challenge la necessary lo
force a seat datmam to ''atep ulde.''
Such a demand ts dellnJteJy alaled to
be made qal11lt Powell.
UNDER THE oppoalUon resolution, he
would tben be "excbJded from mem·
berahip Iii the (llsl) House ol Reptaen.
tatives," and his seat declared vacant .
The Speaker cf ~ tbe Ho~ would be
directed to "notify the governor cf' the
state of New York of the existing vacan-
cy."
The backstage plan contemplates setk·
Ing a record vote on thls proposed ex-
pulsion. The aim is to require every
lfwse member to take a public stand
on the issue.
Hoose leaden ol both parties are
known t.o be "unhappy" aboot these
Intentions.
Speaker Jolm McOxmact, D-MISI.,
bas llttady -he will ouport Powell'• rtstoraUoa to ~p. Tbe Democrallc leadtt declllil!d to coinmeot
00 Whal .. be thou&hl abquld. be clme
about the $!0,000 ID federal Jundt two
commltleea IA the r«art COngrea
cH;:lared Pawell had mt.sapproprialed and
should be compelled to repay before
btlng seated.
FROM THE 11 • VEAR • OW
McConnack'a nonchalant at t It u d e
regarding thla ofUclal accusaUon and
demand. It would appear he is rl'ady
to "forget it."
Republican 1eaden are scarcely more
enthusiastic about havtna a ahowdoWn
ao the pollllcally uploslve Powell q.,..
tlon at the star\ ol the new -· 'l1wy have .,.... prlvatel,J lr1lnl to
pomade !be oppoottJao to drop lht ~ .......... ..u.
Not only have they gotten nowhere,
but blunt notice has been served on
them that the issue will be raised at
the party's January 2 caucus.
Present oppasiUon strategy Js not to
·seek a record vote in the GOP caucus.
IT IS FELT this shou1d be avoided
so as not to put the fight against Powell
on a partilaD basis. There ls equally
otnJi>1! Democratic opposition lo the flam.
boyanl Harlemlle, parUcularly among
Southerners who constitute a con-
s.iderable bloc.
The expu!Jlon J'OSO!uUon that will be
offered stresses the principal grounds
on which the fight against him will
be made, as foUOws :
(I) That he ':improperly maintained
on his clerk·bire payroll Y. Marjorie
Flores (Mrs. Adam C. Powell) from
August 14., 1964~· to December 31, 1966,
during which pef!od either she performed
no official duties'.whaiever fir such duties
were not performed In, Wasblngtbo, D.C.,
or tile State ol New York u requtnod
by law."
(Z) THAT IE "pennllled on d
parUclpated In tin-expmdltmes of ,
government flmdJ ror JW'fvate purpoRI
In a series ol aci. clearly deJllOlllltlltq
hiJ unworthiness to be a member, and
that the aggregate amount ~ public
funds whi ch he wrongfully and willfully
appropriated to his own use ,exceeded
'40,000."
(3) That Powell refused to "cooperate
with the Select Committee of the House
cf Representatives and the Special Sub-
committee on Contracts of the House
Admlnistration Committee in their lawful
toquirles authorized by the House of
Representatives and was contemptuous
and &WJty o! conduct WJWorlhy of a meinber."
THESE CBARG:D are similar to tbbse
that led lo his being kicked oul · of ~ Bouse eMly in 1967 by ·Bn
overwhelcming WI to 116 vote.
Hippie Shops vs. 'Square' Ones
To the Editor:
Last week I spent three days in your
beautiful Laguna Beach. with a friend
who owns a hillside home there, though
she resides near me in Ventura County.
On the drive down she was telling
1110 llW11 people In Laguna were dlslurl>
ed by the Influx of youthful loog-bair<d
residents and that measures had -tak<n lo try atld discourage them !l'om
appearing oa the street&
We ""1ftd about two Ill lht alter.-
and wblle she lhopped In I supermarket
on the edge o! -., I went to a
nearby can! and glfl shop to do a
bit of Chr.lstm.u shopping. Jt waa: a
bustling place with t fe"rkl-working en
the shelves. I u ked two of them dlrec--
tiou and was curtly answered, • though
lhty wert Irritated with bclng .ln-
temipted. The first smile atven. wu
by the one whc worked the caSh repter.
WE WENT TO seven other stores
that allemoon and the oext morning,
receiving cool courtesy !l'om moot o!
them, exoept for a Ja-11or6. 'Ibo
lhoJ*eeper there ..... sracloul atld .......
ed to m)o1 hll -k. Bowe..,, 11ro sbopo, (one, a<Dl'dlnc
to rrt1 lrfeod; "Iha -hool< ahop Ill 1-"l and -,..._"'"8111
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dprottes, ..... cold ad 'ODIJlllbli,
respecllvelJ.
Tiil !all tbreo jibopl wo·-lo Wen
retumlng -.., the llllnl do m
"hippie" --' Jn 09IJ'i.C. -ol'-tbele shops did ... buf, anYthhw. ytl .u..
derlls were waqn aliil frledt)> ond the
ahoppen ...-llmliet and ' 'min
rewed, lhoagll 1)11111 iii !hem ..,.. eoi.
orful In their lln,a.
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has always bteo . noted !or Ito colori!
both in people """ -· and uni ,_ I have al"*>'• fell ii made -and vtslton ........,., belna noted !«
lta llWI)' atld nllod-lllolo. .
llowenr, ~ril)' ll'lend uil I 11'1 Ill our flfliel, -and "aquen.."
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Lll\IDIDI, at 1mall end lar&e prartle&, 8IJd roodbye to the old YN!' and wefcomed the 'IJHW. • • • o'R. AND MRS. ZACHARY T. l'dlleby'1 Legllllll bome WU as busy
.. 111, fn!eway duri!)g l'llSll:bours wllm lbout 70 al Uielr frlencll gatherod
ftlr •li!&lng, dlanclllg; ~ and • mldMCh\ llaftel oupper. • · L8cunam seen. weiCOlii!ni Ille new ;yMr. wen tile Mmee. Doris Auer-
bacll, Violet Adams, Elsa Gleechen, I>-. Joneo(, Jobn Grier, Adele lpoll!!,
Betty M_., Vivian Myen, Helm Vall and Stena Woll .
· . Ol!len. mjoying the la.t o! 1M8 wore ~ the Messrs. ancl
,._ Mmes. Rudy Buzton, Ortllo Blldd, Denn!J Ballarit, Robert Cotterdl, Ho-waro Carrtgan, 'Phil Dennis, Leonard 08vll, Peter Ji'ulmer, Howard "Hap"
Graham, Vernon Grant, Uoyd Milne, Ed·Nofzlger, Fel.lz Pregg, William.
Shields and Ed. Van' Deusen. · • · •
More guests at the. Malabyi' party•lncluded South Lagunans Mr1.
Karla Allen, Miss Verna Bowman; Mrs. Nell Berbour, Mr. ~ Mrs. Mil•
ton Hansoo, Mr. and Mrs. Jaclt L)'Ull, Mrs. Barbera P114lliPs, • .Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Surerus and Miss Mildred Jolins. . '
Additlooal party-goers were Col. and ·Mrs. Wllllam H. Bruggere And
Uie Messrs. and Mmes. George Cunnfugbam, James Gormsen, J. L. c;~. •
WlJliam lllnwood, Sidney Johnstlin, Joe strumm, George Seel• aloog .wltb•
Mrs, Louiae_ <Ax, 'Charles Oolgen, Dou,Herbel:t .and llezt Pettey.
MEANWHILE, In the Emerald Ternce home ol Doug and S8lly
Reeve, tilings al~ were noisy, Gu~hrlng tile Reevee for a 7 p.m. to
12:30 a.m. Cocktail' party lnclU!le and Mrs. Stuan Belrd, Dr. and
Mrs. Norman Nixon, Mrs. George pson, Q)i. and Mrs. Donald B.
:Vanderbllt and Prof. and Mrs. ~c ~ood.
, · MR. 'AND ,MRS. ROOert ~·1 l,agw.a Beacll borne was Ille ~-
ting for another New Year's Eve ceiebnilloo. ' .
Guests e11joylng cocktails and a bufiet dinner incluaed Laguna resi-
dents Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Painter, Dr. and Mrs. Thaddeus Jones Jr. and
Mr. and Mrs. Peter G. Covington.
THE PAUL THOMPSONS celebrated the new year with friends and
neighbors over cocktails in their Laguna Niguel home.
Neighbors attending Included the Messrs, and Mm ... William Crapo,
Fran Pieri, Joel Shapiro, Douglas Johns\_oo, Lloyd Petrash and Nick Phelps.
MRS. PAT-NEEDERMAN of Laguna Beach -a cocktail parly
Tuesday night whidl Included many people w)lo participete·ill -commullity ,
lh ... ter. Mrs. Neederman recently was-named by DAILY PILOT columnist
Tom Titus as the liest SUJ>POrlll!g actreu In Orange County.
Guests Included LaiuJians l)avid.' and Betsy Paul, RA>sy and Bill
' Henry, PauI and Lareese Toft and tbell"soo, Kevin, Mr. a,nd Mn. Char!H
De Keyser, Mrs. Andree Davidson, Allied Rosenberg, Mrs. Jerry· Quigley
and fmn) pana Point, >Mr. e1Jd Mr~.,-~ GOuJd .
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Desig .ners Revive Shirtwaists
:raw YORK (UPI) -Fashion-designers final-
ly ,,,.ardlcl. all 1Jio<e·-wemen Wh!>Se love for the , sl!iltWaist look.lll'i>'ei: faltered, eo'efl•though the past ~' lflunda'tions of skirnml!t end chemise and
; walstle0s silhouettes.
<: For ~ tt'a, the ta10 ct tlia1ahirt,: frolll the ~ canal: lOokiJtg. clotlles .i<i IU, most. &ilttering
for evenin&. lt"IS a fUll-scale comeback· tnr wbat
stuted ~ .. a bntton-front stjle th'si copied from
men'• apparel. The shlrtwalsl reaclied·its peak In
,.women's apparel durlng -.and lmmedia~ a_fter
''Wotld War ll'when it was .as.much the office girl's
unifonn as coverails~ were for Rosie the Riveter.
Tho 1969 sblrf look · comes In about as many
versions as there-are designers to sketch it, and in
.• a mUltitude of fabrics from sheer wools, silk prints
and knits for daytime and afternoon to the sheerest
of organzas and crepes for evenihg. One trademark
I of so many'of 1969's shirts: the exaggeratedly full
'. sleeves, gathered into tight cuffs at the wrists.
Soma of the shirts still are lilloicalty as simple
as those of the lHOs. But more typical are those
with the billowing sleeves, bloused tops, waisUines,
sashes, skirts fn Uy gathered. The shirt al!o comes
sleeveless and the neckllnes vary from convention-
al shirt collar to collars cut low and wide on the
shoulder bones.
!ldrts are Just:..,at.Jl!e--nw . .ty!es.nvlv-
ed !<>< spring ln;collections 'OI NOif York manufac-
turers and designers who yesterday began a mara-
tboo series of-fasbion shows for visiting 'ftporlen.
The New Yorlt Cooture Business .Council opened the
series With it.JI 52nd "National Press Week,"'. These
shows will be followed by tbe American J.'les1gners
Group runninc_.throogp Jan. 10.
Back also'ln dooens of versions for both day
and evemltJ:· are jumpers. Sometimes theoe have
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shirt touches too. The jumper's for day, with separ-.
ate blouses or ooe-piecers cut to look like separates.
They're for late day and evening, too, in crepes and
organdies, some of them with jew~lled touches.
And back, dnlihing the retum of the waist, are
belta , • , : belts to-~go with the sbirtwaisters, the
pants, -They come ~ the form ~ daytime suits, as
fabrics, a1m06t scarves in their size, wrapped,
crushed, string;tled with tassel ends, made of me-
tallic chains.
Belts are beaded, are Hlf-fabrtcs. cummer-
bunds, are stone-studded cummerbunds, ~ey're
ropes and cords.
It will be a spring fUll of wbite collars, full of
lightly belted silhouettes, full of wbite and 'sharp,
clear pastels, full of prints (big, splashy color com-
binations) and full of pants.
And that's for sure, on the statement about
pants. They came in the form of daytime suits, as
separates, as culotte legged numbers. for daytime
and evening -wear, and., illc evenioJ -<rilriali<>l!I. as·
opulent o! fabric and jewelling as any ball goW1).
Some deslgnen do pants for evening with hipster
heights, the wafstllnes ~ared, lhe bosom barely
covered,
About the only limit oo ~ Is -that they?re
never leg-hugging. --
It_ will be.a •prlng of Ibo costume or all-togeth-
er'IoC>l Or·ll'll'be a ~pring when t(le woman loolts
on the costume as ''old hat.'' The case of popular·
ity of costumes (dress-coot, dress-packet, or suit•
blouse c:oordinatlon)I depends on. the New York
manufacturer with whom you talk.
And as for hemlines for spring and summer:
the we!Mbove-the-lmee lengths prevail. It prom·
ises to be another blissful season for the nation's
grrlwatchen. '
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The ·Lost Toast to a Grdnd "Old Year •• . ,~ . .
Douglas and Sally Reeve opened their Emerald
Terrace home to a few frienda who joined lllem·ln
toaating !be new year Tu...iay nigbt .. .EnJoylnf-the
festivities ere. (left to tight) Reeve, Mrs. Stuart
' Beird, Mn· Reev .. aad Cepl Belrd.
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Boss':~-Daug·hter' s Theme:
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'I'm Forever Blow·ing, 'StJ.bble~.
---DEAR ANN LANDERS: if'n'1 cm
tu-bet you'Ye ....,. bad beloro. Wbat
can we do about • •,....id--.;
(mother ol lhr<e, .,-ol two>
who worn In an alnce, -Ill ~ S7 ,000 a yw and Iii never w1thoUt· a
tremeodoW: wad or bubble cum 1n ber
mouth?
All day long we lilteo ~ 11119, ..c;r,ack)e
t.nd pop. But that's not the W'Ol'lt d.
lt. Sbe miles ~ bubbler; -
the size ol • fOlleyboll. When <Mlt&iden
-lnlo the -l!ld ... Uils, they ----.. ~ ' 'lllli ~I ..U --lil IOllM! _..._...,-111111-1111 -"""'
"Help!• I dn>ppOd eVerJlhlni ud rill
bualneas • ..,J.L.K.
DEAR J.L.lt:: 'l\uU for llle·-P-A
I wtnkl uy )'Oii alM are .stick. -,..,
want to do, IUCb u take a nap or
put her toys aw11, she becontes very
aogcy aocl infllc:ll paln on benell. .
Thia child~ bangtd her liead ~
tile Door, bitlen bortelf 1mtll her lip
bkd. and 1"J]Jed <11unu ol lidr out
or her head. Yesttrday I left her with
a _sitter because 1 had to go tee my
molher In the hospital. Lorraine scratcll-
ed her face with a barrette uAUI tbe
blood ran. . · _\. ,-
DEAR ANN LANDERS: I am the Sball 1 lljJllnk her O< lgm hir! PIWe
mother ol a nonnaJi_ beallh)', happy, adYtle me. -SAN JUAN; -PUERTO wdl-adJUll"1 little p-L Lorraine ll I RIOO . .
yws old and u pretty 11 a pie.. .DEAR SAN JVANr Y• 1PEE'r1
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Six Decades ol Marria°Qe
· Gardeners
Dreaming
Of Spring
•• l!outh Coast Garden Club
• . membon will bejln . ll!lnl:ln1
ol IJ>rit>I plantlng dining thelT
meettac In ,,,,.. An:h Bay
Cannnmfly Clubbouoe at 2
p.m. Wednelday, Jan. 8.
Wl1llam Tolle, landscape
•. architect and owner of the
'. • Garden Shack In · Laguna
· Beach will present the p~ . sram.
·: i:n:,~u~ ~ig~
plants, bulbs and cuUlnp may
bt 1>nJu8bt by members for
Ibo plant m:banp table.
Coaatal r..tdeola Interested
In • club wbJch seeks plant
ca1ture !nformat!on and the
LandvapN, le8IClpel ad
m1n1llurea by lllrr. Cloyd
(Lucy) ........ Colla Mao Ari~~ fiJr Aru.
of-l!Je.lnqath; ....,. bt -In c..ter Slre<!t Lltnry, ~
M ... , l1llw8bc!JI January.
Mr.i.' ianlml bu exblblt.d
in the Laguna•Beacb Festival
()f Am 'and while 'Jiving In
Seattle, studied ·with Frank
Tabor.
Other Instructors Included
California artists John Hilton,
Frederick Taubes and William
FHzRay.
Varied wor~ of art league
medll>erl are being emibiled
for aal.e at Costa Mesa
comervation of naUvt · trees · · W ·
and wild life 11111. obtain . • om en
_, lnfonnalkla by col1!q
• Ibo pra!denl. 199-lJl3L
Mn. George llankes will -a-... loll6w!ng the pro. :: ......
Workshop
Scheduled
HATC~S
Hallmark
FASHION .ISLAND
NE'fll'ORT BEACH
Wi'I( Hear
·' Member
STORE•
WIDE
IANUARV -I . •
IN PROGRESS
ENTIRE STOCK
XMAS PARTY GOODS ...
XMAS CARDS
1/2 PRICE
Discontinued Patterns
in Party Goods
1/2 PRICE
AS IS damaged shopworn stock
m.ow I /2 PRICE AS MARKED
Some C.ndles, Much Gift Ware, Few SMfed
Animals, Bar Items, A Little Stationery,. Deco""
at.cl S.thr<>om Waste Baskets, ltefien G.loS1W1rt,
s.c:1Ntt•1 •••
A .. L I /2 PRICE
T~e ·oaily PilotC~vers Boating
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MRS, JOHN FRANCIS.HENNING JR.
C1rm1). H""""'°""
Gellerlea, 5U Center Slreet.
League headquarters
are apen from 1 to 5 p.m.
on Saturday and Sunday.
Further information about in-
ltraction and elhiblta inay be
obtained by calling Mrs.
Richard lngrmn', 543-90!9 or
549-1667.
Overflow
Promised
· ... love us for their moneyt
Th.er~.-II aomethJng about a tld trlP. you ban
really earned, and deserve because-you saved the
money. (You might say we advocate saving.} We
fumiah free travelers check• for your convenience.
And free tafe deposit boxes, of course.
Tb.ore ls one thing that makes u1 truly difl'erent
-our environment for doing business. Come in
and aee for yourself.
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MARINERS SAVINGS
and Loan Aa1oc!atinn
Wllldll ti Dtmr, N""JIOTI Beech
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·Pisees: Be Sensible
SATURDAY''' outllJie,. plab, rormal . Heed Inner voice. One who
JANUARv 4 Cooperate In cbnrch, group, aided you In post could mak•
•• community pcojeot. Y o u r reappearance.
II)' llYDNEY OMAllll !deu click. SAGITl'ARIUS (Nov. :Z.
AJ11E8 (Ilardi ll·April lJ): . LEO (July 23-AQI. tl): Ob-Dec. 11): You mey llav" 0> JI,...~ to ...ui. lllroaeh laln b!nt llom CANCER dl!oli>llne favorite •1\!ld. Be
clay wllboul poblema ;._ l!Jlnll ma-•· Spiritual fnal&bl 'IC' fiet!ble. Many d~ npoii
-----"-• curt !I JOU IO _permit II. S<llile you today for . relaul!on,
•pin. ·~· are ··--·-·toc1Ao1 lfll1 -Ii> entertalru!lent. u venaU!e, nlaed about bome, popesl!', dlf1 rallonal <Jll!an•lloQI ypo are rewarded.
put prvm1-, rapoas1bllltlea. n--•--•"• • ,.., X., ii to bt t!xmJ81! and --• ....., ..,.._-· CAPIUCIO"" (Doc. llWm
slni!ere. · . even thoqh qidel. . < I!): ObUpllom. dutlea,.~
TAmWs (April :11).May SO): ' VlllGO (All(, Sl-&pt. tl): and rettrlclloos a~ to
Older lod!vidiJel pro Po It I Jl.,,.,,. wbal 1"11 want to domlnate. ·Mwll ·""' h(joo to
reatrlctlve plan. G<l ¢!1nal' ·~.~coonnfld••ma•.te•, ad1>n to regulallonr. DonH_1 -Realize ..... nnl ,..._..... • -cautloo .... .,. -
1.., lo be feerful. Be 0 p 1 0 Tryfnl lo go U lime could voice .it gper!mce. Older
to ...,...u.o.: But doo1 feel lead to .mmece&1817 dlfflClllty. -iloes -bell
nladves mull kPoll' bell :... . LIBRA (Sept :13-0<t. ZI): · AQilAllllJB (Jan: »Fob.
not always. Your relallons with public are 18): Buie duties require al>
GEMINI (May 21.June SO): emphasl...t. Some. are apl to tentlon. Neglect could be ..,._
On& who b a lr!end ii apt conaiderJOUloomodern,pr .. tly.Yourecenilymadere!Olu·
today to act Uke , ' • we t paalve. Don't permit this to lion cancernfng be a 1 t b ;-
blankel" Be dlplomat!c. Don1 clampenplooeerlogsplril You remem~ It ·-follow
force Issues. Be a -pathOUc are due 1<r new project. G<t through. Avoid .... .,. Key
listener. But don1 gel caughl . started. ts moderation.
lnmldd!eoflamllyquarrel SCORPIO (Oct :13-Nov. 21): PISCES (Feb. JJ.March:IO)l
CANCER (June 11.Jutr ZI): You· mlQ' DOI be able to pro. Jlemanda made by )'OUlli _.
You can. seek perfei:tlon -~ coed 111· pllce that b ao> may bo emavapllj. Be 1l1nd,
but tt ii not likely JOU'D reach ce!erated. X., ls timing. but aerudb!e. Strive tor lam!!l
IL Today settle for a workable Follow lbroogb on bunch. unity. Know that .-Pl
be llmlted. Don~ inm-
mtre than can be dellnncL .
Dl•moncl Snlnp
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For•ftf)' llmlted tlm1h1Moffer1yiou
a rare opportunity to own a fully guar-
ant.d diamond m llale prtcw. Al diamonds ll•ted.,.. total welghl Dla-
mond Solftaft, Viet. Reo.S1UIALE
S1H , •• Pr1nc.& Rlnq_, V.ct. Riel. 1121
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ringl. "'OI. 1248 pr. IAU: 1201 pr ••• , P9ndMt. V.cLReg.S128SALE
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(prona del Mar May',
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Revise Par}4ng Curbs
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N~ ~ress Opens
Kennedy Elec.ted
To Maj -or Post
WASHINGTON (UPI) -TI1e 91st
Congress formally · convened today to
legislate during the first two years of
the Nixon admioistrallon with Sen.
F..dward M. Kenridey victorious in his
bid lo supplant Sen. Russell B. Loog
as Senate DemocraUc whip •
ThO las! of the Keonedy brothers
defeated 1-by a vole of 31 lo 26
to gain a l1lDI on the Senate's leadership
ladder with the strong blclling ol th•
Demooralic Dberll bloe,
. In. lllOther rebuff lo the old ~ard,
. . Sml'4I Rtii!INfcan• ~ Sen. Bql) scott; a <-te ~. _. •
their party w~p ovtr Sen. Roman
Hruska, a more consttTatin Nebraskan.
Tbe vote in Scott's favor was 23 to
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HOLDS WHIP HAND
Senator Kannady
•• -Seal Beach Teen
Held in Murder
Of Anaheim Man
An unUS\lal news blackout today sur-
rounded the arrest of a Seal Beach
teeneger on suspicion of murder Thurs·
day, alter another man was gunn<d
dawn outside a Fullerton medical cenw.
~V1ncent R. 00eman, 221 of t25 W.
~ Palma Ave., Anaheim, WU dead
'*1 arrival at st. •Jude llolplW, With a .. n caliber revoiver slug In ms right ., I ~. .
: lllaarmed by physicians lrOm • the
Celter at 132l N. Harbor Blvd., and
,j,Jm and cooperaUve, William L.
Jfftq:erald, IT, of 1006 Ocean Ave., Seal
Beach, WU booked on ruspicion 0£
murder.
20.
Tbe Kennedy and Scott victories came
less than an boor before the House
and Senate convened at noon ESI' with
both Cham.hen under DemocraUc cOntroL
BoUl Senate whip choices marked a
IJreiktlirough for the liberal wings ol
the two parties. However, the olber
major congressional leader!hip posts re-
mained in familiar haods.
Sen. Gordon Allott (R-Colo.), deleated
Sen. Robert Griffin (ft.Mich.), 25 lo
18 in their contest for the number three
GOP slo~ cllalnnan of the Reyublic>n
Policy Committee.
Vice President-elect Spiro T. Agnew
sat ·in on the GOP aession. Re ftld.
he was only an observer and "just
wanted to . get to kno! ,the senators
well." '·
Scott said afterwards be hoped his
election "mean! we can broaden the
base of the party, streogtbeo and enlar11,e
its appeal." 1
However, he said it was "not a victory
of ideological character." Referring to
Kennedy's victory, he said, "Both parUes
have revived, relreshed end restored
their aspect."
Kennedy 'a victory was certain to be
Interpreted as an important step ln a
possible tm presldenUal bid by the
Massadwsetts senatar.
Long, 50, was ca.st by f 0Wrver1 as
(See CONGRESS, ffre-Z)
NEW YORK CAP) -An \!arly rally
was blunted and the stock market closed
mixed today in fairb' active trading.
(See quotations, Pages 9-10).
Price& lloltened alter Sec\'<Wl' of State
Dean Rusk Issued' a wernln1 about the
Ara~ls:raell viol~ tn the~· Kut.
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DELlGHTlil»NIXONS GltEEIT ON&
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"There appean lo be IOOd -to ~ C1Jm!11 wutafd nawa-
10 every da'y durinK the ......,. ," J:
said. "Ev~ -depeDds .. ~ we g.t Imm the pri>patt owntfi
involved.'' ' ·
ll there 11 DO·llcnlfi<anl proteol, J.
indlett.d the council lll'IY be ubd to
malte a Ona! dedalon oo the ~
before the end of March. "We haft
to make a move by then H the new
plan .is to be Jn effect by May lS,"
be aplained.
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~eception -
By TOM BARLEY
Of "' Dlih' 1'1111 ,,.,,
F~n happy ghoats from Rlchlrd
Nl%on'1 formative years came blck ~
haunt him Thursday night in I bolnecom-
ing celebration that turned out' to be
a revamp and wi1dlJ •cclalmod ''Thia
Is Your IJfe."
Drawn from the Orange County and
~ c.,. yeen or the
I'! iillftt.el.jf. *' paraded before tho ~ NiflDsod t-111 ~ ilf 10,0eo -Ip the Anal>eba Can-·• ·~center
. ~~11/t=ir"~'l:; " . ';::n:;i 1114. ,..., dlyl ol llll!boril
Ml!&one Nh<on with r<miniacenoea tllll
rqed-from --ICbooln>Qm -10 tho unashamod ... ~lly of tbelr
cherllbod memories ol Nh<on llJDlly lift
in the old Yorba Linda.home, There wun1 room In the buge
An.abtlm . faciUtJ' filr .,.1m1e 11 wbo
wanted to tee th1I cobful recreation
of the old Ralpb Edwlnll lhow. A further
4,000"dlapplAnltd'Nillll _..bad lo
be teit.d.Jn 'Ille nWl>y ablbltlon lllll wb<D they 1iltenod 10 tho proceodinp over loud •lplUen.
-. obvjaall)o del1glilod u -ol
the 'princlpalo r9calltd" bll --wtUI Ot-Connlt'1 I..--,,wu
doeply, 'movtd wben 'painter Jolla Orth
P'..,ied..blm wtlh • pic:lon! ti. h19
late mother. --.. 4ljJlt:ted reading the 11Jb1e 11111 was eo..."lllllch
a part ol the -flJDlly life.
"'!bit bu i. ona or tllO lll'Ulelt
moment.I of my Jlf-," lie iald. "WW....er ·~-m11 come lo me I te'll JOll lllllh! thel nothinc can _...tbll __ al
5 Held on Vice
Ra_e i,Ii Newport
Five Holfy)v.oOd' area women ·in tbei r
early 20s were arrested in Newport
Beach this morning on. conspiracy to
J et~·at C(Junty Airport
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evening you hlYI ilvtn me;" •
NIXon went 0. 10 •plodp that "I will
do my utmost as Prulaent ol. the. United
Slatea 10 bring peace lo thll ~
lod· 10 all oaUOO.. I can't let )Oli tlOwll commit 1,>rosl'.ltuilon .charges after New-Orange County ~·was lhe ~ene ~rt Beach d.e!ecUvea arranged a meet-of a . dram~Uc ~ch for a , borilb ln ,
mg through a phone ~I. an ,Ur w · DCi plane 'l'buroday night
The women, one~·~ them a top1eiis . rouoW~g anoilym~ teJepborie threat
dancer, ,..ere anested after the meeting receivM . the-airline ·offloe at Loi
in a Harbor area motel. Angel tional Airport. .,
Poltce idenUfied tbe suspects as Tina No bom,bl were found either at Orange
Loul.oe, Clari<, ~. of Los Angeles, the County or Loo ,\111clea alrporl.t.
topJeu dlnd!r; Eva Lelglt Stratton,. 20, , P.-geh ·l!oi:t1edlY· lelt A1r West's
of ~; Carol . Davil, 20 of 1 flight ~ at Orange County which was
Holll'WllOd; 'i.ynda Dolora Arellano, %2, •tdWell -1 ll)l soulb·edl.ol.llWI rumr,ay,'
of !loliywood and Annie Pearl Seyidore, •Th-. f useil -illlCJ'.dNjes to 1-e t
23, of Los Angeles. out of the plane. Tll!rt were 57
The arrests were made at 2:40 1.m. passengen on the·· Qi.gbt wNcb arrived
at tbe large motel. Detective! ~ at l :OS.p.m. froni Lal Vegas: '
tbe women br-caJlini a phone number Two notlblet from the Mi:on rally
in the Las ~es area, reports said, 1t ""Anabeim' ·ConvenUon ~tar were
delayed in leaving the ~ ~,,_
of the one hour Ueup. ·
Lt., Gov. Robert Finch waa acbedllled
lo nY in Sacramento in • pri~ete plue
and ·Tv peraooallty Ari U.kelett<r,
master-of ceremonies at the NiJ:Od affair,
were heW al the •-•··• buUdlng.
Finl Wonf. ol the~ lbtUt WU
received at the °"""" Coul!ty . Airport
lower 1-the alni:ri'1 ~l)'i afl1Cj!
about 20 inJnutea: tie/on tlle1 Air welt
plane was due II> arrive.
Inglewdod 'd~v" IW'Cbed three
Air ·We.! p1al\ft •I the iAia 'Angeiei
llrporl 'wlthout resu!L I ·
and I won't let you dawn." ·
Looking hick et the painting ol Ille
old Yorbl ~ home pieaented IO blnl
by Boward Sutherlin, leader· of thl
communlty'1 Los Veclnos 4-B Club, Nbioo
declared "I em prowl 10 heYO como
from lllllall tawn America.
"It bu -the-·-dlyl lo talk Ill -odlns ~ ol nnl
and small town America," the Pretiden"
elect ,DOied. "But I tell JOU lonllr.
thal I seek M other ldentllk:atlon l1IO
to be known • tho Proaldenl who came
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Little more was revealed about the
mysterious case.
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The " bomb. threll • WU• i;tporte4 , by
a reservaUon agent for tM atrllne at
LA International. The Orange County
Dfihl'"tbOt off for Pboen!X with Ill
pwengtlrl'lller 1 delay of' an hour. · -oeiecuve CapL William Seymour said
be cannot give the mOtlve for the
sbootlng, bor can a womah and amall
~ llla!idlng with Olteman at the time
be ldenUllod. • ~tors said Otteman was stan-«ol ~ a car usec! by the Filzgerald ~ llltiie Utile of the alaylllg. · Plo'lld1111 who ruabed oul were able
lb cio Hille for the wounded Otteman,
ilut 1oot a ..22 caliber revolver away
-Fillprlld and tamed ti ...... 10 = flril patrolman on ti!<'~ Pltilltn\I under arrest and .Capt. ~ said the -., .. neik ~
,. (fee oor reailted IM;lng tUm into •. _,
Seal Beoch police juvenile 1ujhorlties
M<llned todey lo Ii .. any lhfonnetion obaul P'itigerald until they could better
dt-=uss lbe cue with FUiierton 1n-
ftltlplorL '111..._ reoorteilly told ,police that
and h1a accused afl.yer were
in the paikln1 lot just before .
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. . \ . ' . County,·r.~ens -Die iu Blaze
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M · k E It'• koooa 'be a real 1fOOV1 : . ar et-. mploye weekeod• the-weatherman pro.,.
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• ·FU'' "" ~t Ba,n· · · .;1:l Ing uoond to malcb the 7S<le-2 Star A.fhwtes, Beach Boy Rerish in ~a!?in Fire ""' µ.o ..... 1empel'atur ...
• . . INSIDE TODA 'l'
Fir< roared through • wooden •cabin
DfM Ilic Boer TbllndaJ killing two star
~ C«lilJ !dill -lthlelel'and •· roidalia "\'.., m111 ·School junior
from illlnlingloo. BeadL
The treaed.Y W oo il!d!Uonal !rape
oYe{lanel wtlh lbe ..,... of the two ··-·of Illa llim; -!n>m w~, .., ~ o1 ....,.,.,,_
Ill Wilh 'llnmen, aod 'tielni drurik. # ... ~'f ' , .
Philadelphia Av .. ; Anaheim, a, otar bume\tti.,.adrec;ocnJt!<11-·wS.!vuod ,..,.A.p1!,~1ne1:;.d:~ lineman on the 1967 Anaheim Cololiicta' neir 1 'blllilo6m WlndoW \iim wh1ch .,. " • Il't~I quite a •callfomlti · "'"*"·-"'P team home for the ' own -llllC )Ulol. l • am\ld ,..,,... bul Iller<'• a dltll!ltl · ---~ ' theothort~app~escaped, , bendJl-111\ollbelflanud~OWIJ ,_
ho 1 !"'ID the University of.COiorado. 5111 llemanllno' Cowll1 ·lovestlc•ton with.three obotl at.lbO ~.~bller.; . Gold<fl Stole 1"""" la U.. o6-
-'Doneld .T'11QU, II, of 53> S. WDMlll said thl tllllll .10 -br Eu! I. · Tlieeipploye,,Bob 'llrll!Jt, ..ou<at!t mmialralioio of· Pr<ftd .. Hltct
St., .W'rci'11, ...,._baseball pilcbir In • Dtni>IJ, cil-144&,". lluttoo ~ .,,.brim; mitaed ~all t1n1•-.l'1'fi0 .loudlt Nl=o. Pag< $, 1fl;:~the~~f:-~::" ! .=..t.=:i~.:,Z~;:" -~~' -~~~ E,= ~·1" ~,,~'. JJn • I "° -...,._ to. 111 .. -. tU!I.'. .:..., . , yout.hl,.7.:~• and f ln1 ti».~ ·art• ol ;~.. . ltoic1. . ="'' "' ' ' ...
glo}ll0nlf'1A.l.1t1u . 111111*1 --••led -h 10,owelia . ~ A ..... '1nd Mlllil 'Slitll .-:'.I':, 'l -•= 1
-~~ t 11...-"'Tr --.,...... -:.v •=u ...... ,, ' • "4111 ..... ..... -were ••~--1 •"'!' ICtfte. 1 1 Pina, who wa ~.>as ..yq. hi : p.m: 11 r . .,, • 1 ....... i>11 E:="" -.i•
Thef eiorJl:i\11> If, Woodlon, 17. of ' ,lrlod lo belp the ofllerl blll-11 ,YM Wr 111111. poll!>J 11)1 1~·~ ::::.,"::' :l •
1llS3 La P.al Pi-, VIHliilnlt<ll\ aod ' too late:· , ·.·-"-. dlahecl'•pi#ol..-....... ~v--._ • -j
Vlctime ol tliipftd•wn blaze are:
-Cn11 -..,!'J II, eun di Mr.
and Mn. Homer uueo, of 165112 Don
Drl•e, HuntlilaDi ~ a Junior at
rounllin Valley llJih School.
_...,, GoMea, 11, of 7311 N,
!.~ 1'1111;-!ll"Jl>lt'IU W, 8-ifey, I ·i:;..~lfa:U~i':\'.•; ~!~1"!>i!f'g ~~~:.. -55:'-U p ~ _,,j,
Bod.Jes of the three dead J'llllilul -i • ,i (lelCAIJN~J)' , ·fiftd·W -6't.,, 'ir": ~ 1~1 ! 'i--·;_·:,._;;.·_.._,_,.;•-:..,.;•:.:.·.;;.-.--1
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Plans ·Draft. ... ' ~Lebanon
Minuter Fears ·Israel ·May Spar'/C .~W~r ... . .
_;: B1 no AllOClalad Pnu ,,;;.J~anean /led. !or i.eban0n lnctUNd. r• lllallUr
Lebanon"• dtftnse mlnisler aaJd today •'There bis t>een .lblohttely no requeat Abba Eban assailed the U.N. Security
hil ~t plana a mUit&r7 dr.alt. either ~Y the U.S. ~~ Fleet or by Council and the Sephardic chlef rabbi ~ expreUed feats tblit Jllrltl will the Soviet fleet to v1s1t Lebanon and .1. lzed p p 1 VI • the q esUon has not been discussed " cri ic ope au · eiparJc a third 'tforld war. .11 ' Meanwhile the once quiet Leban~ ~ /;)efenoe. ~ H.-!Q O.welnl be said. • ~ at a ,,... eonf«W"tnCe Plans 'J\e report.I aaid tht goverllll)ent told Israeli border erupteq aaain ln an
JQt -~oa. Rt 1pPealed. to ail na-1he ~t U11ion. that Ruul1n ships co~ld artillery dutl Thuraday night, and tbe
lion• to' jlln In trJlnl IO llead off a ~ !ldtut lf Moscow asked. The Sov.tet Big Four powers conUnued talklna abollt .. 1,,,bal Confllcl f!eet. believed to total about 50 ships . . ""' · • I' and In ••· 'lediterranean has never visited a Soviet proposal for 1olnt peace action. • '0Jmmenting on lsrae a comm o uftl " • · bbl y·•·'-· · h ad f raid , on Beirut airport last Saturday, lAbanQn. Chief Ra 1""".ak N1ss1m, e o
-dnl uJd that il Lebonoo II attacked Tht rl&ht-wlng neWlpapers Al Nlhar Israel '• Sephardic community, crlUctzed
,.in. it wW fiabt with e:z and AJ Jarlda a:ajd l>remler Abd\1111 the Pope for his messaae to Ltbanon
at it. d1fpou.I, even .UCka. Yaft eqiresMd the vlew that U.S .. Navy exprese:lng aympat.hy for the loa of
"The au.ck oo Be1nd hu ened ships w_puld be unwelcome beca\l!e or .. '. ..... r r e l s t a n c e and stWened our W~'J recent decllion to sell 50 ll commerc.W aircraft deltroyed ~ lhe ~~tion to fl&bt on," be said. ~ jetr to l!rli'I. This would be Israeli commando ·r~ on Belrut airport e denJed reportl 1n Beirut a reversal of Lebanon1s trad1Uona1 pro-last Saturday. .
. that the · 1oveminent had Wellem policy. In a broadcast over the atate radio,
· permit a vlllt by the Soviet Israeli inltr at the world 's concern Rabbi Nlssim said the · Pope had kept
.~ ' silent af!er the Nov. 22 bombln& that
J'olice Seeking Driver ·
. Jn Try to Ram Officer
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"" A search ls on today for a wrcGf'W*Y
• Iver who barely missed running down
· a..CaliforDla Highway Patrol officer who
detained him at a Costa Mesa service
'-tlaUon Tbunday.
• 'Patrolinan Ralph B. Wood. 2S, ol CO.ta
"'Mtsa, Je.aped back as the cursing
~otorist rammed hi! black, 1961 Chrysler
sedan into gear and escaped.
c '·Patrolman Wood told Coot& Mell
· Poli.. omcer llllTy -.,, tile l<ft
'tur wlieel ml.md him by a mufmum
of two inches.
· 1 Strong Jeads and witness statements
.:,resented a 1• possi)?.!llty today Qlat
O.e SUSjlflCl, •-:IO, Will be pl~ed ._.;p and. booked on sll!jilcloil of as11ult
-~th a deadly weapon •. ' .•
·.o;. He could also face <;bar1es or assault
-on a police officer, anoijlU 1Uff rap.
-=..-:The CHP officer aai4 be was off-duty
1n the Ume, about 2:30 p.m., and rkUng
with hUI wife Kathleen,· when he ·NW
the auapect on Harbor Boulevard at
Date Street, northbound .
Sitting jn a left turn pocket, Officer
Wood said, the motorist failed to turn,
but drove straight into oncoming sout.h-
botmd cart, -camlnl a trafltc dllrui>'
tion-.and Ol)·lntb ·• service atatlon .
· 1be CHP officer followed by proper
means into the ata:Uoa, at 3131 Harbor
Blvd., where be approached the violator
and ldellllfled hlmaell by badi• and
idmtlfloalton card, prior to b1ulng a
citation. 'l'llii driver 'illd he had forgotten ht•
wallet 8111 carried no other ldtnWlcatlon,
at wblch time he wu asked to IU:p
from Jili car for turther inve!llgaUon.
••Hell no •• he told Wood, add1n&
anO!fiU inofe· pungent obscenity and the rt
roarfld away. lnfOnnatlon tublequently gathered ·at
the taene ·by: Officer Bowen led to a Lona Beach bullneas which could involve
the auto usruU .auspect.
Music and 'T'tae Coconut Prophet'
killed 13 laraella ln a Jenualem market
and after the Dec. 26 Arab attack on
an El Al airliner in Athens ln which
one Israeli died .
"Here," he said, "3re clear signs of
two tendencies qn the part of the pontiff:
A comprehensive war against the Jewllh
fallh and agalnat the country which
God gave to Hil people. ••
"The Pope was not shocked over the
shedding of blood ... but rather over
material things."
It was the second attack on the Pope
In u many day1. Dr. Zorah Warba!U,,
m1n.lattr of rellgioua llfairt, made a
almllar ·compla!nll
At • DeWI conference In Tel Aviv,
Eban denounced Ute Security Councll
ret0lullon condemntna the Inell raid
and lllQestlng Lebanon II enUUed to
compenuUon.
"U lnel were wiped. out completely
by the Arabr, the Security Council would
do and. aay noUilnl," Ebo declared,
refuHn1 to Uie Sovtet veto which" has
blocked every attempt to censure the
Aribr: .
Aiked about the recommendation !or
co111pen1aUon, Eban said, "What 111 sug·
lested by Ute Security Council by way
of redteas _for the famlly of the man
murdered In.Athena?".
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john Steinbeck Jr., 22, son of the late author, (with dor Ellsworth Bunker at U.S. Embassy in Saigon.
flute) acccmpanles Buddhist monk, Nguyen Tranh Embassy political officer accepted petition. Young
Nam -know as the "The Coconut Prophet" -dur-Steinbeck 5erved with U.S. Army in Vietnam two
ing attempt to present peace petition ~o Ambassa-years ego.
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CONGRESS .•.
aymbolic old-line Southern Senate power
althou1h his record hu been more
moderate than that of many oUler
Southerners, particularly on economic
Issues.
Kennedy spurned a chance to compete
for the 1968 DtmocraUc prealdenUal
nomination after ttis brother, Sen. Robert
F. Kennedy, was assassinated last Jun.e
Long had been whip alnce 1981 and
Kennedy's surprist announcement lest
week that ho woold try to unseat the
lAiuill1anan caught moet Sen ate
Democrats by surprise.
AU 67 DemocraUc 1e11aton turned up
for tile """""'· Sen. John Sputmu
(D-Ala.), all!10llnOod tile Kennedy victory
about ao minutes after the caucua bepn.
Long salt!' tile Kl!Mod,y flJl\!11 pollUc.J
cqanlzaflon "turn6d 1 lot of votea to
his ad vantage."
"I thlnlt I had s. .. tor Kennedy outrun-
ned In the U.S. Seutte, but acrou the
country he was more popular tbap I
wa1," Long told new1men.
He laid Ute political or1antsatlon put
toteUter by the lat& Pr..tdent John f'.
Kennedy and the late Sen. Robert F.
KcnnOOy had strong influence with
businesa and labor throughout the nation.
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To Question U.S.
Space Scientist
ESSEN, Germany (UPI) -A WM!
German court today decided to question
German·bom U. S. space scientist
Wernher Von Braun a1 a witnes1 In
the wAr crimes trial of three former
Nazi SS men acc\Jled 0£ hanging: at
least 70 slave laborers from a bulldln&
crane.
The defendants, former SS Lt. Col.
llelmut Bischof, 59, and SS Sergeants
Ernst Sander, '4, and Erwin Bulla,
63, maintain the vicUm.s were executed
In 11115 for sabotaglftl Ute Nul V2 rocket
J>Nllram ID which Von BralDI. Wal a
key figure .
But Friedrich Kaul, an Eut Gmnan
la~ reprosenUng c»<lefendoell ln Ute
trlel, contend• faults in the V1I wm
caUled by defectJvt material and not
aabotqe.
Kaul arsue<I Von Braun could prove
no nbota1e was committed. Today the
court granted hi• requett that the
dettgne.r of Amerlca'1 Saturn and other
1pace rockett bt queatlooed In the Unltld
Stata by the E11en pruldtng Judi•,
a pr01ttutor and a defense lawyer.
A...rotng to court offtctalJ, a Wiit
Gennan repreaentaUve will arranae a
date and place whb Braun and the
three-man paoel will Oy to the Unitad
Slates later this month.
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IT WAS A CROWDED SCENE AT ANAH!IM CONVENTION CENTER FOR NOSTA~GIC NIXON NIGHT
About 10,000 Friends and Supporters TLh'n Out for Show Honoring Orange County's Native Son
From Page 1 Bryant G. Hall,
Longtime Mesa
Resident, Dies
NIXON HAILED IN ANAHEIM • • •
from 1 small town."
Youn1 Sutherlin drew a bowl Of d•lll!>t
from the audience and from Nixon when
be ltappod to the mlcrophone to pment
Mrs. N11on with an honorary mem-
benhtp In the f.H Club, an honor alreadf
be\d by Ute new President.
He cocked bJa tlnpr at the new Flnt
Lady and beckoned Jler to walk tow'1ds
him to receive the gift.
He bro'u1ht an even bl11.er roar from
the convention center crowd a minute
later when he. d!d exactly the nme lh1na ta lhe grinning Nixon.
And the President.elect kept the act aoJ.na: by then chuing after Sutherlin
IC1'1111 the •tage with the gift wrapping
that ,Ute youn1 farmer bad dropped.
"My, what a gnat prop man Ulis new President wOtl!d have madt," Qui!>'
pod Ute lmtilJtrc Llnkleller. "'And did
YGtl ,.. the way that llld. btoqbt him
runilln1 to Ute micro~! U be can
do that to , a Pr"1clent what a ~ea;rtan he'• f>in& ...io(. turn out to
lie." Amona an -arrl)' of~ta presented
to Nl1on was the ~ on whlcb be
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.:CABIN FIRE . ••
Ulhter fiuld tel dan1erously near stac"k1
of newiplpefl· "1td magazines while tile
five youthl alept.,
, Beckmeyer'a lte p ! at her, Homer
Glle1, eald cral1 had planned to spend
Wedneaday ftlght at Woodaon'1 house.
"He hadn't mentloned any plans to
10 to·Bls Bear," Olle1 added.
The coroner'• offlct 1n San Bernardino
said apparently lhm ol the boye errtved
Jn Big Bear Wednuday niiht, and asked
the other two If they could atay ovu
night Jn the cabin.
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spent so much of his time while his
Whittier Collqe teammates won fame
on Ute rrtdtrOn.
But compematlon came ln the same
moment when 25 of his former team
and classmates filed on stage to present
to Nixon the football Jetter that was,
said Dr. Paul Smith, colleee pesident,
"35 years overdue."
Further f111hback1 to the early years
of Orange County's nalive son came
fro1n :
-California's Lt". Gov. Robert Finch,
who will be secretary of health, education
and welfare In NI.Ion 's cabinet. "I've
known him for 22 years," recalled Finch,
''22 years In whlc~ be'• knoWn the agony
of defeat and tbe ecatuy of victory.
It ha.11 'been my pr1vlle1e to know this
great man ."
-Mr.11. Ella Furna!, 92, of Lodi. "l
was there when he was born and l
reckon I was the first one to hold
him. But t never really did get a good
look at hltr. then." '
-Mrs. Cecil "Ma" Pickering of Foun-
tain Valley. "Sure, l spanked him good
and hard when he was about 8. He
aaked for Jf because ~e would keep
teasing my little girls.''
-Mrs. Evelyn Dorn or \Vhiltier,
secretary to the young Nl:::1n \l'h"Jn he
opened his first law pr::cl!cc. "I \Vell
remember that he alwayii sJid 'never
make a statehient that you ca~'t live
up to'."
And Jn a granC..climax to the t1vo-hour
show a birthday cake bearing 63 canC:lcs
was wheeled on It.age while the audience
A 2$-year Harbor Area resident who
made his living both on the sea and
in the sky d1ed suddenly New Year'1
Day in Santa Barbara, it was reported
today. .
A funeral service for Bryant G. Hall,
61 , of 2217 Harbor Blvd., Costa Mesa,
is scheduled Saturday at 2 p.m. in All
Sainl.ll by the Sea Episcopal Church,
Santa Barbara .
Burial will be at Mountain View
Cemetery lli Altadena, accordift1 to a
spokeMDan for the Welch-Rice Mortuary.
in Santa Barbara. •
A Costa M.., ruident !or tile put
25 years, Mr. Hall Wll • tut pilot:
for the former Vultee Corp., 1n Downey,
and new for the Fairchild Aerial SUrveJ;
Company, a Southland firm .
Durlng the early 3011, be "u W
strumental in foundini the Cai-plnteria
Airport . '
He alao once owned and operated •
charter flihlng . boat out of Newport
Beach and was employed at the tlmt
of his death by the J.C. Carter Co .•
Cosla Mesa.
Survivors Jnclude a son,. Donald ~
Hall of Santa Margarita; a brother
John M. Hall of Santa Barbara, ,;;J
two sisters, Mrs. Charle.a Kauebaum
of Pa.11adena and Mr's. Elizabeth Ros.I
of Lake FQre•t, 111.
sang "Happy Birthday to you" to tho $ •
happy Pre1tdent .. 1ect. 6;i,OOO Fire Drunage
Nixon blew them all out In one brer.th.
"Keep on snuffing thing• out as fcsl SOUTH EL MONTE (UPI) -An holJr..
as thal while you 're In the White Hou:.:c long fire caused damage estimated at
and you'll nevtr have any prohl-:ms." $!i5.000 late Thursday at a South E)
quipped Lln~lette;;riii. iiiiiiiiiiiiii.iiiiiiii.iiiiii'iiliioniiite~pilasjjujj'ciifeir~mjj. 1;;;;;;~=--3 7 4 l
JANUARY SALE '1
IBITAGE GRANO TOUll
.... $265. SALE $219.
FEATURING:
HINR!DON-Folio Thre.-Font1ino
Uphol1tery 11% OllF
HlRITACK-Grencl T our-Upholitery 20•/e ()pf
DllXll--French Country M•nn•r-Coll•9t-Oimoda
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For Nixo.n Take-:over . . . . ' " -SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (UPI) he had onlmd <m ID edict
-Prosldent JohnlOll. who won from Congress. ~-' ' -·• !!o ool ol the pidaro -bil lqlolou-reputat!Oa U be feel, Jolmsoil Aid be clld
• muterful <lOl11prolTUW • 1P-· not take a-. squhit at the tu
parently will try to ease the revislon package. He atmply
way for hlJ Republican sue-tetVed ~ce. that it Is up
cesaor by making no new to Congress and'N-lo.ft-
clnmallc propoa1o to tbe amine lhe propoal! on 'their own terms.
Democratic eoncr:w-J~a ·-The waro In Tens White 1 ~ . y that he
Home ctrclff 11 that Johnsan's is IA AmeM:clm ii'st and 1
farewell messages to Congress Democrat secQnd. ~ be winds
will .1tet continuation of P"t up his plfSidency, he shuns crama be ._ed. ·· pa(llsanshlp and'ezhorb bb .
But he b not about 1o ~ · followers to do tbe ..me.
for _._ 9ew "Greai -Society"
legisllUve di,.ctionl u bi1
administration nelµ'I an~·
The method reflects
JobDlob'I attitude '<towanl the
admlnfltrltion of IU@u'd M.
NISon. He alao II a·pou11ca1
rullat wllo doea not believe
tn ..utnc guidelines for bU
Here's Where
It.' I At!
u:cesscr.
'!be tipoll that he woold
not rock the boat, or the na-
tioil, wilh any lllM'tlchlllg
pnilrams ln the' '1>blrig ~YI
o1·bil preoldeiicy came Wttb
bil letter lo Con~ .00-J>
plng llf! ..... nnieoilallciiii <11' ,J.f.Qlo ·lnht '
· Treuury deportment studies
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It'& at 7891 Tolbert Avenue.
'Thl·Autc. Oub'1NW .. cCstle" in Hunllngfon BeOch.
Fully staffed. And.fullyoquipp.d. Start;,; Monday,
Ja~ry6, prcytdlng lftore than 70019rvfcu·to
Auto Oub marnbers and the coml'llVnity. Everything from
weekend vocation tO worldwlde travel planning.
Everythll'lg to help you get oot and follow an·the fun
that's going on In Southem California and bi,yond.
Stop by ond let Ed SufUvon. the new manager, ahowyou
around the Auto Club'Jlftt'W "castf•"' Jn Huntington Beoeh.
~ THE AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF
~SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
119'1 1'o!Mrt Jwe.. ~a-do, c.llf., "'-' &Q.1711
We've buiH a naw.offica in , f Huntington B•h
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1hn'la dlllblc(Golden Sfale More are_ ,1rii . ~ tor Hett .,. -"'1 Nw.i ID llit1118 c:ampttp. -..: 'liJ w..-.,._ : Y...,.. of . Loo ~.,. a..-to Ille llllllolllnpob \v~ *' F1acb WI ~ lllcaid ll'om cali!Omla --r.ie,..., it, an pmfdeal o1. uu.., lndlWleo beidlOl'Hlloo"·tMI: loroo • • Pl,.._.Wlecl ~ 11 1n .. ·Jntervlft. _, IO 'fa: , ••"'•• i. 111e equtvaltol Inc.. Loo Anp!er, IWllld an c:r11ne and i... lolm __ ~· • The m••q ef iu. late -H. a. '1JM" H•'fmn. of._ WblJe House p _re a 1 advlaer \o tmprove ~
Nlllia bu .-. 'Q, Gov., !'resident John r. Xe11ne41'1 an •llllnt to Ille prtE-. IOCltllry. He was an aide -t lad ellldeacy In,....... ••••• •
lloben H. Finch, • lciii( tlJru! iltaff lect '°'ti,., to elecL ""*"'""· 42, w11 u to Holdeman at J. Waller menL • · 1 -. "ii._
lr1end and p>llllcal adviser, nlckruune u ''Ille 1rilh lllfla." mcullvt ol Ille -J. Waller ,.,__ -Loa AMII ~. fl, ;, .lf001m COLOR!
u ...,.1ary of beallh, educa· ;>ome applied lhe ''Te..a Thompeon adwrtia1ng .,.ncy -Dwlpl CUplo, a ~ of . Ca 11'1 or DI• • ~ :
lloo and welrare. F\n<;h is er-Malla" label o1 lhe C<lflll of In' Loo ~ and ii a Unlvenily of S outhern lmllluU ol Tecl>llolco, IP-SA~ A1, .. ~UN1DLOC, IESONSINO J
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Al i.,.t five key While Ftncb said It wu.natiiia! ~11ar11ertG;llell,_1onntr lhefieldola~•~· -Da.WP-,51.board C0111Mooa-616-21M
Houle llall members have for Calilomia to provide a editor of the San Diep Union, -Job/D. Erlkhlan, 43, ~ o! lleWllll-l'atbr •
Ca111<n1a ~ ~ core ol blah olflcl•I• for Ille named a top -ve brwb . a Suttle attorney whtl b a Co., PlllO AJ!o, .-dopJly
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Mail· Box .No Ballot Box
Newpcrt Bea<ll dty o!fld1la ~Ille put :iwr
came up with 1 new IDOIDI of ~linl with tbe
public.
It Is called the U. S. Mall.
The wator bill malling lilt provideo Ille llddreola.
The oystem bas obvloua ~· homeowners can be -and have been -of ncM&tlonal
programs, tra&h pickup IChed , budget breUdowm
and other purely lnfonnaliooal dty data. -
But the eystan also baa an olwioua dladHnla&o: It
could be misused to promote one llde of a controvOnlal
l!sue.
City councilmen be\:anie. ..,.. of 11111 1everal month.I~. when the qinnklP'! llaU, .ithqut -1tlnc
tl>e malled ,out a.pnblbt"\il ~Ibo adVln-tagea, but not the cil'aidnntii,.,;•<il.&M;~ed
police tel..U!cm aurve1111nce J>fOpoal.
The man"'# was an embolnlm!etlt to munldpol ..,_..,,.... , .
~ ..imruslng,.. the Ill-timed .,,uia, of a
dt1 tu ~ on the ' ... of tut Jlllr'• nmu"'*"'1\l
N!Owport:.-ectioo1 bond election. n bll'illy lielped
the bond issue.
Safeguards against similar blunders hav~ since been
established by the City Coondl. The city sUll must now
cloor all mailings wilh tho cOuncll and may .....i out
nothing C1f a controv,enlal nature, unless both '8ides are
cllOarly presented.
Is it poosible to achieve tho latter?
Yes. An excellent example was the recent rilailln« ot
material on tbe proposed on&-way street system in Cor·
ona del Jrlar.
Councilmen knew tlley were delllng with a poten.
lially explosive oubjeet: driving bablta C1f thoUllDdl
would be da!ged. So they ...,g1ita teedbacl: from -who would be affected, and !1Je1 OOUCl>t it with as un·
biased a preoentation as Cble. And they got lhohoct, It waa mMl1 lllatic.
Few of the tbouPnda who rec:e!Wld the "pro" and "con" Information Diced the ldel. So It ,.. junked. In tlhat fnstlance, the mallil!g ~ well served
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!ta purpose.
It II hoped, bl>wevor, that the procedwe for Nleb-
ln& I decls!On '"1 the °""'way .-., -not become routine with our elected oftlclala.
Occastonally It mlg4Jt be ID order. But It should
no-ba llllld 11 a meons ct abdicating councllnw.nic
responsibility. Coundlmen w•e olected to nip......,t tho peop!!, aod to decide munlclpal tarues on tlietr. behalf.
rne mall box should not be looked upon and on·
llated, dlm:Uy or Indirectly, 11 a ballot box.
Three Good Leaders
Newport.Meea ldiool oftld!il• ·trave In • Robert
Unger, Robert 91eltllft • and James Wood, tho three
named to head the school bmd C$!Dp81gn, the makings
C1f a winnblg team.
Unger, former Cotta)*& dly !ll8D8&,.., and 91el· ton. fonuer Newpcrt BoilJdl city manoger and now a
Newport councilmen, ate lnUmat81y'lamUlar wlll! Ille
needs of tile two dUoil 'Ibey helped blilld 11!eni ao4
were In on the planning for the clUe1' fulure.
It is significant that Unger and SheHon now are
wolting with the school district. In years put city go.v·
emment stood back and In efiect told sdlool oif1cials
"You have your prob I ems and we have ours." Now
there seems to be recognition in city ball that it ts in
he best dvic and economic interest C1f the community
to provide b<!tter schools. ·
James Wood was a school bond campaign leader In
the losing effort last time around. All organizer C1f tbo
''Commun.it)' Forum on Schools,'' Wood has ebown bJ.m.
self to be a dedicated worll:er '"' behalf ol tile commun-
ity at large and partlcalm1y the scboo1&
In enllltlog three mea wtlh soUd """'11& C1f com·
mllllity action, 8d!ool alllllorities have made a good be-
ginning toward actnevlng community und.,.~ C1f,
and support for, tbo $15.9 mllllon ecbool bmd program come Febnwy 11.
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Gloomy
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Readers Want Land Kept Open for Youth
By NORMAN jlXON, M. D.
Seldom Is lhe problem of the child
malester brougbt into focus ei:cept
tru:ough headJine stories of lhe occa-
slaha.1 sex deviate who mutilates or
mW"Clers a child in the course of a su-
ual offense.
Like the tragic abduction on Chrlst-m.as Eve of J&.year-old Pamela Powers
from the Des Moines YMCA, where lhe
had gooe with her family to wolch -.,
brother compete in a wnotling mat&.
Pamela went to tbe lobby to buy-a
candy bar aod was not ~ agaln1 her
body, nude from the waist down, wu
fOUDd lo • -dllcb 15 mllel away after ao escaped meota1 potlat,
.with I record ol lwo previoul aex d·
f<mel against yoong girls, led pollco
to the scene.
mE ACCUSED, a mild-mannered,
self-ordained vagabond preacher, who
had been living in !he "Y'' donnltory
for several months, reportedly asked
Pamela to go wilh him to his room
where she was raped -and murdered.
M in similar situations elsewhere,
~ Moines citizens have projected their
concern and anger io dem,imds for swift
action to ei:act retribullon from the
guihy marl-even with threats of mass
lynching.
Si.nee most :;ei: offenses =t chil· dren are oot g.nerally pubU there
Is little awareness of the enormity of
the problem. But studies lo Boston, Los
~eles and New York Indicate that ses
crimes against girls, aa well as ~.
occur far more frequently than most'
people realize. Police records are mis-
leading, since relatively few child ~
Jesters are ever reported, Jet alone ap-
ptd>ended.
INSTEAD OF BEING strangers who
lurk in alleys and dart streets as many
people think, mo.st offenders are individ-
uals the child has known. Often they
are family friends ()r blood relatives.
A receilt three-year study by the Brook-
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Dear George:
l see .some noted Brilisher has
now come out as the ori.ginator
of "Sideways Thinling." I've been
reading about "Sideways 'nlinting"
tn your colwno f.. eight ,.an
and you even had It tn a book
you wrolo. Didn't you rully tn ... t
the phrase, ••sideways 'l111nklng,"
and doesn't !hi> Brilisber aoooy
you?
LONG-TIME FAN
Dear Fan :
Sure, l Invented 1'Sldew1y1
Thlnting" years ago. I've gotten
Jots of Jell.en pointing out some
Brit.iJher has picked up on il
No, it doesn't bother me and
I hope he writes a book about
1t -maybe J can find oot what
I've been talking about all these
years, as I certainly never had
any Idea.
CONFIDENTIAL TO SPIRO
4GNEW: By all means, cbanp
It -... wool<! tbal loot ...
.... 'IW -1 (Hope !hi>-
,.. Ill 111J>e -I'm bebtnd oo
llV' 111111.)
A ,_ banana to the gGrl1la at
MacArt1mr llDd C-lltPw•Y '*•'* I ..-a lignal walcbo Inc blm. -T. R.
lyn Society !or the Prewmlon of cruelty
to Cblldren, ohowed !bat '¥/ percent of
the !mown molelten In their series
wera -Uvtng with the family, wblle a llartl1nr II perctll( were blood
relattves; onlJ sJ-were straogen to Ibo cbi1d. -\. '
AHllalia twO JIU! of -ol ltio. Jlrl -10 the 11rtoid111 stu<ly-flllal
Intact lamDiel, -' or bolh ~ ~ba4. tilltor1 d .<lrUC •. abale. ~.r:::;.of~ prob!api--
CHILD llOLESTBllS ore not llmlted
to -..,. ~or nuty, elderly
moo, u ....,. belleve. TlleJ ... he any-
body from the teens to tbe. 19'1 and
from an walb ol ltte, Ullllllfy, tbe1 art ......U, Inadequate mm (or mMe
rarely women) who resort to infantile
... play, feeling uncbaDenged wllh
children -girls or boys. Maoy are
•'situatiooal offenders," men who are
not prodlspoood to commlltlng auual
ofteme1 but who succumb to a tempt.
!_ng.•""••tlm FOi' some yooopters, lib
LoUta, are ru11y the seducers of !he
••n1ce men" they meel
In ..... ol child molestation, ...,,.
effort llhould be made: (IJ to reduce
the chlld'1remone11Dd guilt; (2J to mtn-
lmhe the anslely-producln( effedl of =vestlpllans llDd court proceed-
IUbloquenl to the c:rlme, and (3) to
tba need for poychiabic or
caaewort serrica for both child aod
parents.
8011B COMMUNl'l1E8 llOW provide
...... t -.Ices, IUbltltuling • pro-
tec:Uv• qtnc)"1 llaff for the police in
queolloolng lhe children In their homes
ot the agency's office, and representing
them in belring:s held privaU!ly in the
judge'• chamben-ctepo long tn comiog.
But without poycbolherapy, lrrepar·
ahlo -..., to !he girl's (or boy'•) per-
sonality development often leads to
mounting oonfuslon and guilt, disturbed
relationship with parents, family and
friend!, and tbe lltellbood of unsatisfac-
l«Y oexual adjustment In adulthood.
Quotes
Jool M. Lnta, 8at. USAF, .... ~ -uu ..... u. wtlllnc to bl ,.....
alOllDd by a low qltatGn. lhey -
drop out to mah ,_ for Iha man
wbo II wUllnc to llllnd up for his dlanlty
and work for an educatkn."
Carl!oa ~ S. F. -"The htpplea
Ind Jlppleo, et al, will remain a mlaartty
poop until lhey learn !he mellllnf of
common ...,.. llDd !ta appllcattoo to
the 1enuine Anaeriean way of ura."
Gee. A. Bea•era, Jr., L A. -"tn
the UaJU ol !he -ldwide "'I' fir
f..-n llDd !he determined flibt In
our country for one clan of cltizenlbtp
to an. we cannot justify tndl!fennce
Cl" refusal to YOte ...
Monll M. Fl<ld, li!ltnnu Oab -
'"I ..... tba -to be kltallotJc, but
1 olao WIJll tbem ID be noliltk -
llDd !bat doolni mesn to ,..._...
ltme1111toworttold!loft1D,..
bPe the pmt!n to effod ~ 11111 plan for -.. •.
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'Crew Base Should Be Expanded"
To the Editor:
I wish to' COJDlll"1t 00 your editorial ·
tn the DAILY PILOT of ile«mber 20
entiUed "OC:X:'1 Coveted But."
This land wblch OCC Is now using
fir the cmr baae, and the adJ<>lnlnc
land wb1c11 II used by !he Sea 5coota,
very d<flnllely ahould remain open far'·
the nae fJl qur 1Qllb. 111111)' young people
woold have no eaperlonee wilh water
actlviUes If it were not for these.
NQlblng has been aid about !he sum·
mer c:lassea Under the S)JOlllOnhlp ol
the city of Newport Beach, teachiJ'.IC
sailiug to both young and ord, which
are held there. This ts a marvelous
activity llDd ooe which Is oot very blgbly
pubUc:lz<d, but truly beoeflting all those
parilcipotinc.
TWO YOUNG PEOPLE tn our family
have -'Ill -~of the al1lq P<Oll'llD foP a•'mtmllor CIC years In the
put, and the ''IMmn1 lnterest.'1 stories
wb1ch '!i>"Y have ~;<)>uld llll a boot.
So· 11111111' -18 ·CC!iD!iil to !his area
fai'\l ........ tate}ilillljJt -dmllii
the time that tber: -here. Many fl Jheie jilople have ... __ slaltl
w1"n lhey have no opporluntly to learn
oaWng, ....... to aalL
OJl'commaatty has~u.i roe goed, bealtbful, eated ac--
Ul'IUea ftr both young and old, but
tt has UtUe else to offer the young
people. What a pity U WI were to
be taken frOm them !
I UNDERSTAND !bat the Balboa Bay
Club bas said that an arrangement could
be made for· the conUnued use of the
college crew and sa1ling teams if they
-!he Bay Club -were to be granted
a lea!e. With all due· respod for the
. tntenl ol the Bay Club, I nally caoi
see !hem opening their gates to lhe
many people who avail tbemllelves of.
this oalllng _ .... -!hi> pro-
perty the city ol Newport would have
to curtail Ifie al1lq prognm, because
every available area In the bay ls now
used foe lhe c1asoes.
The crew baae should be allowed to
expaod Its pniperty for lhe very exciting
crew acUvttj. u well as the In-
tercollegiate 1aIt1 o g, and the
oceanography programa as suggested.
THE SEA SCOUT BASE needs to he
developed. too, to provJde p-eater ac--
tivity for OW' yooth, !Ince ~ from
all over the slate, and perhaps every
father, come here to learn abollt
boating.
Al for the Bay Club developing the
land by building more apartmenla atmllar
to lhe ones lhey now have -HEAVEN
FQRBIDI Would you really waot them
to utend tbal OW-Wall?
ELAINE P. EASTMAN
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To the Edll«:
Your recent edltorlal (Dec. 20) •howioc
the .-! fir conllnlled -of the Boy
Seout and a.mp Coal! Colle1e
w11otfront property fir lhe purpoee ol
-and -actlvitla la moot appreciated.
The writer is serving as the official
coordlnal« for !he UC! aaillng program,
which up to date iJ of the hightA
quall!y in the U.S.A., yet Is maintained
wt!hoot espense ID lhe tupe,yen. A>
the founder ol tnteroollegiate ""2Utlonol saUtnc on lhe Pacific Coast llDd ben
at Ntwpe)rt some 30 yYJ'1I ago, It bu
Indeed been a ""'1llwblle veoture.
llOWBVEJI, 'l1IE gniwth d waterfnlat
acttrillel bu made It -.i that
tbl edacatloaa1 -· the -:i""~~~"":"..';..:r"'= CJUClff!f•le to "bell a ....... an tbl
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Letten from reaMr• are welcome. Normcnu tDriten 1hotlld conoeu thti,.
~uage in 300 word.I Of' 'kU. The
right to cond<me let!«s to fit space
or eliminate libel is t'e.served. AU
~ttm must fnclud« signature and
mailing address, but t1Clt'nel mat1 be
withheld on reqWst if .sufficient rea·
1cm i.s apparent.
We hope for early favorable action
and conUnued C09peration by a 11
"hands."
Your . bolp In k<eplng things moving
Is Indeed •Jlllncl.ated.
' ROBERT M. ALLAN JR. (US Olympic Yachling Committee)
' Posltl"e and Decent
To the F.dltor:
M a ,citizen Interested In the wellare
of YOON people llDd tn the equitable
use of. four waterfroot resources, I was
pleased by your December 20 editorial
on use of the OCC crew base.
For a number of years now, Utls
base with Its very rr.odest building and
pier bu ~de possible a fine program
of training and recreation, not only for
Orange Coasr college students but for
young people from other schools in the
county. I understand that a wider use
of the base is planned for the future,
involving saillng and other water ac-
tivities, wilh the parUclpaUon of UC[
and olher local colleges. This future
sports and recreation center could, and
should, become a .showplace that
everyone in the county would be proud
of.
THI! BALBOA BAY CLUB Is a ""'
cessful and aUractive eaterprlse, and
no one would want to deprive it of
any privilege or resourre it now enjoys.
But Slft}y. it has enough waterfrontage
now to carry out its programs and
el'IBW't the profit of its venture. The
crew base should be defended against
the expansion plans of lhe BBC.
In adult clr<Jea today !hen! Is a good
deal of criticism of the way some young
people talk, behave, dress themselves,
and wear their hair. U adu1ts deny young
people the chance for wholesome outdoor
recreation -the same kind of recreation
&hit affluent adults enjoy In clubs like
the BBC -Ibey should oot be surprio<d
H """" yoong people, at least, become
bitter llDd anil«K!la1. 1be continuation
and developmeot d the OCC crew baae
u .. lntercolleclale """' llDd rocrea-
UOll center II !he boot Wlr/ I ilnow
of ahl1wlng that we have ecwnethlng
))Ollllve lllil doceot to offer 10UJ1i peoplo
lo p1aco d the kind CIC -vior Iha!
Is being .. wtdely depl...n these da)'I.
DONALD HEINEY
Wlott1' WUI It Be?
To lhe Edil«:
The Ume has come, to paraphrnse
an old e~ for all community.
minded ciU:wu lo awaken to tbelr own
Interests.
I I speak of tbal last remainlna "window
on the hay" at lhe Oraoge Coast eon.,e
boa!howse property which the Balboa
Bl)' Club has every lnlentlon d ll1llUing
llDd buildlnl yet another high rlao.
Tho coJlqe has pi._..i • plan, lo
-wttb UC!, tbal would pi-.. i, t;l:"Otx:~-an:::-~
not prloate, -ol the b fell dwaterfnlotbywr""""""'11For
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a year, OCC baa aougbt an extenakm
d lb n!malo ... Jl>oyear leaae with the
county.
IT ENY181<JNi that the bnlkbeaded •ii!> llDd . allpo will be abared by all
!he colleges In Southern Calllornla u
a baae for the ,_ lntercolleglate ll8iJ.
Ing center tn Jho~nlted Statea. It would
abo cootinoe to he ll8ed by Jho rowing
crews, by biindndo ol reatdeots OVfl'Y
summer in tbe recreation department'•
sailing lnstrudloo> program, llDd by many
civic organizaUodl throughout the year
who seek some adcess to the bay.
It would also. mean that thoae allp.s
of the Balboii Bay Club, which now
encroach on 11111 Itel d tllo-QCC ~
(by virtue d a l!klayi~ llotk\o
pennltJ would have to go,, so !bat the
properly could 11' used fir !he purpooo
for which the lease W&S; odginally writ-
ten: lnten:ollegiale compet!Uon.
'l1IE CBOICE, IS, fellow citlt;ens:
another private high rise on public
waterfnmt laodl, 0< the development
of !bat property as a multl-purpooe fadll-
ty foi all <:itDenl of this area. Wblch
will it be?
Your cmcern would appropriately be
"'Pressed to the«Jraoge Coonty Harbor
Commission, 1901 Bayside Dr J v e 1 Newport Beach, California, 12MO. That
is the organizatlpn wbJch w1ll make a
final recommendation to the Orange
County Board of Supervisors.
DAVID A. GRANT
Resolutions
To the Editor:
Your recent publicaUon of m y
husband's letter In praise ol Dr. S.
I. Hayakawa, acting JnSldeot of San
Francisco State College, p r o m p t e d
sevmil upbeat l"8pOnSe3 -oot the least
of which may ht a praiseworthy ..... m.
tion to be pruented for the Newport
Beach City Council's approval Jan. II.
I am encwraged to urp the -council members to approve '"Ibank You
Resolutions" to tbe owners and/or ~
pen who parllctpated In the dellllitlil
Xmas boat parade -in the sp!rit of.
good fellowshlp and unselfish citlam)'I
This kind of activity b an antklote
to the sickening effect or the lick
segments of our llOdety.
ANN M. WEISSMAN
Festl1>11l of Llglots
To the Editor:
Al the cl-ol another IUCCOMfu1
holiday seuan, we of the Harbor Area
have many people to thank in· me •IY
,.. aootber !or ·!belt efforts. time llDd
--apeot for the beoefll ol people In ,,......,
Tho aonua1 · Jl'eltln1 of . Llcbla II I
good example ol. ttneelflsb efbt to IQlke
the hoUdaya I Diiie' man -fut 11111
pleaant for -ndl d poopla. llJ1he
11 would be d acme -·to -
how much t4fari. time and ,~ ·II
spent each year ... tills holldaJ' ~
' THE AVERAGg boat .. ~ approi:imately 15 bouts ;
average boat ules approzlmattl)t
llghts pl111 • ~ , .. --
.system to pt'O'flillt .the drdric:ltJ tar
same. APJ11111ln;ae1' IO bqats = 10 miles each 1 for Ill:
making ·a grand! of S,llllO .
traveled.
The City d Newport Buch Em,,io,..t
::-:~loo .::"tna ~ .r:·::·~~
ChriMw -... -of -· ferry boots !bat's -.led -• ,,_, A
crew rr.m lhl OtJ -oJao
_.. tbl flootllc ~ --)Ur without --!loo d · 1Ul1.m.f.
Thi Newport -Cllambet d Own-. .
I
merce toes tn apiro>fmately 3,500 to
4,000 tele~ calll from people tn
Newport Beach and people many mlles
away utma for best area to view
parade, time, route, etc. etc.
TO 'l1IE CBBW of NBC TelevlllOn
that taped the parade In color llDd put
ti on cout.tc>a>ut TV fir a~
II> to S mlnutea al prime time ·'-
a thank you. '
Y "'• II takes lots of effort, time llDd
money tn make lhe anoual Feslival ol
Lights an enjoyable event, but it '1 worth
every ctDI ol II. Our ,bats are off ID
the many boat owners, water front homes
In the bubor, llDd all the people \hat
• g1.._ "°"y ol tbelr lime, effort .and I lunda !Or'the elljoyment d olber8. ' I
JACK BARNETr
Executive Secretary
Newport Harbor
Chambqof~
ltfOOtl Q.eatlmu
To the Editor:
In the wake ol the lllupe!ldouJ flight
to the "'°""' aome ratber lm!levlllli questions ame to mind •blcb. maybe,
other people have wondered about.
Flnt, whatever happened to "The Man tn the Moon?"
Second, In view of the reports from
the astronauts about "3---ct.az'k and
fonboding llDd unlnvitiiii t;rrilory," won't it be ftltt('tsaaty for the_soogwritenl
to revile tome of their now-nonsense
lyrics about "moon, croon, spoon, tuqe,
June," etc? And bow about the song
which wu quite popuJar not so vezy
(OIJi ago !bat """1 lil!e this:
"11.Y ME TO THE moon and let
me play amoog the atan, Jet me seo
what love la lil!e oo Jupiter llDd Mars."
Moi"be tills IO!lg-writer bad mare
vllloos than moot! But I cao't help
but wOllder II "the Ugbt o1 the sil..ry moaa... wbme llDf.:e loob lite gray.
d!Jty, bultlf-beach lllld, wlU f\111 c:onllol the romaoc:es ol an people?
It will be Interesting to ... what IYric wr11m and poets wrn find 'to
r<plac:e the changed Image of lhe lnOO)i.
MRS. KAREN MOWER
D,ecoratlons Contest
To•the Editor:
Qn . -U of lhe Coste Mesa Com·
munlty l'n>j<ctl Committee, w h I c h
-ed -lllh Annna1 Chrlstnw i-at1cm Cooteet, I wish to lhanl:
the DAILY PILOT lllafl for tho coopera-
tloo and publlclty atvm to our project.
,,,. people d c..ia· -... .. ..... d the hlCb collln ol dal1.1 paNlcollca wldda .. aD mio,.
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on the C>rani• Coaat.lt 3:111 p.m. &mc1ay1Ja1%, In C>rani• CoutColle&e
auditorium. ., '"
Appearing 0081sge tilJl be the Ool1""""' Boydlolr a( Princlotoa," N.
J ., and following the concen the oetlre· mtmbenblp oi the sponlO<!JIC
Harqo. Area CommW11ty Concert AladclaUmi'•ilfbe w.!llcomed at .a ba~·.
stage pookoncert reception. •
ComlJ!ning their talents· to plan ttie -nception, ·which will feature a
YaJ.enUne's ·Day ·th11ne, will be the Mm ... no,. Harvey, Leny Blcon;,
' James Eubank, Jimmie Kramer, G. I. &Mranee, Clannce ~ Ray· \ • • 1 • mood Teys and Daniel W1lllf. ,
Reservatlona may be made by•cal""' Mrs. Harvey, 671-'IOS6, or the
assoclatioo'• secretary, Mn. Kurt K111'fenDan. at CKUIM.
The Boycholr ha• llldMred llHlf to mtD!ona during annual tiours,
playing to packed bclllSes tJuwe)loat Ille· UllltC Bia tee lll4 Callada.
concerts have been liven in Carnegie Hall, the Academy d. MU1lc
in Plllladelphla and vlrtuaDi Miry pr!Dclpoi audllorlum In the country,
The boys have sung with the New York Pbllharmonlc and1he~
Orchestra, the NBC Symphcay under 'l'>leanh!I and the Baell Arla Group.
· 'n!ey filmed "America'• Singing Boyt" ~ the lllory o! the Boyo
choir since ltJ founding in lMO and ltJ school. 'n!e RKO !llm was lhown ID
8,000 theaters at home and abl'QllCL IA addltl<m the Stats Department In-
cluded the Boychoir School In me a( Its films lot' worldwide distribution.
. A major recognition tot the r'P eame in l.9Ci7 when the Boycholr
w.~ chosen bf itie State ~I an«>American Nallonal .'!beat.er and
Academ)'·as· the !rel youth group tO repioient this country abPOad. under
President Eisenhower's International Program fnr Cultural Presentslioos.
Traveling by p11tne, Ille ch<llr toured 17 South and Central Americao
countri.O in 11 weeks, oinging to more than 40,000 people not including
radio and television audleDcel.
!Ugh point in the tour occurred when the 'l1 young people, directed
by Donald Bryant, appeared in Buenos Aires in a joint concert with
Argentina's NatiClllal Symphony Orchestra and received a standing ova·
Uon. Last August the choir made Its second tour o! South AmericL
The beys sang at the '15th birthday dinner fnr former presldenl
Harry S. Truman, aod have entertained iUOSls of New Jeraey's govemo?I
at the mansion.
They have appeared on televlsloo u gnests of Steve Allen, Arthur
Godfrey and the Bell Telepbone Honr, and their Qirlatmas carols on lllm
and record have been broadcast by scoree °' stations across the country.
Their latest ~ ri.leen' featuns the d.lumbua B!IYch<llr slnginf
Renaissance, Baroque and contemporary music. '·-:\.,
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MUSIC -FOR tHll Jci.t·OP IJ -~ f'BghUul llOIDld!i ~.the.
Cc>1_mnbus lloycbO!t .Will~ membei'l o« Ille Hart>or ~
Community c...,.n Auotlollcab ~. -'an: 12, IJld Ill• ~.
m.-..iilp la lnvlte4 lo lt.·'baetatate ncepllon-to meet tbe gmup
~ ~ lingers.· AnUcipatlng a. llarmnnious eftetn0<!'1 ll'e (left
lo i1&ht) Mark Mamilm, ·Mrs. Victor Malzahn an4 Mrs. Clarence·
SUl:llkl. Mrs. SUzukl will assist wit!! receptioo arrangements.
Designe;rs .Revi.ve Shirtw~.ists , ·'
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/; NEW YQRK (UPI) ..:, F~·(esi~ final..
'.tv rewarded all those women. ll'lio&e lmie for tile } shirtwaist look never fallerOd, even 'though the past ~· ~o.ns ot .iikimmer, 8¢ cb~ise and
-ess silboµettes ., , . . . : . .
For spring;•it'a the tale.of tho· ~-fl'Om.-the
most .casual looklllg clothell'to 'Ilia· ~littering
for ev<!lliJ!g. It.ls a full.lcala cooiebadr,-for what e out aa a lllltloll·fropt at;fla first copied IIWl
• apparel. ~ ·ablrtllfliiBt.-00 ii.< peek in
·~· _appanl dudDg an4 · lmmedlalely after
World WIJr ll w!IO!t it'Wa& as'!µuch the· oHlce girl'•
unltorm as coveralls were ..... Rooie the Riveter.
• The 1969 sbirt ·look ·comeo in about u many
>-'Versionl es there are designers to sketch it, and in 1 a multitude ol fabtica from sb.eer. wools, silk prints l and knits for daytime and afternoon to the sheerest
of organzas and crepes for evenlng.-One· trademark
-<>! so many.of 1969's shirts: the 0%8ggeratedly full
·-sleeves,. gathered 1n1o tight«:Ulfa,at • .*ba wiiaU.
. Some of the shirts sUll are basically as simple
aS' those of the 1940s. But more typicel are those
with the billowing sleeves; bloused tops, waistlines,
sosbes, skirts fu lly gathered. The shirt also comes
slOljveless and the necklineo vary from oonventioo-
al "1Jrt tollar lo collars cut low an4 wide on the
shoulder bones. . . swts are just ode· of 11re-'fmniliar styles-nm· ·
ed for spring ill' collecttooo ol New York manufao.
: tlJl'l!rl an4 designers who.yesterday llegl!D.& mara•
thon series of fashion shows for visiting reporters.
The New Yorl<'Couture Business Council ojlimed-the
series with ill\'152nd "National ~s Weet." l'bese
shows will be'followed by the American Designers
shirt touches too. The jumpe<'s for day, with separ-
ate blouses or one-piecen cut to looklike separates.
They're for late 1111}' and ·evemng, lo!>. In crepes and
organdies, some of lllem with jewelled tpucbes.
. And back, cinchii>g the Mum of the waist, are
be!\& • • • belts to-:;.> with the shirtwaist.era, the
pants. 'Ibey come in the• form of daytime suits, as
fabrics, almost scarves in· their size, """l'l'"!i"
crushed, string, tied with tassel ends, mede·of me-
tallic dlains. ·
Belts att beaded, are oelf-fabrica CUllllllO"'
bunds, are stone-studded "'"""''"'INDll:i, they'nl ropes and cords, I
rt will be a spring full of wti!W" CClil!liw, flill a(
lightly belted ailhouettes, full o! wllli, aid &ban>.
clear .past.e)J, full of prints (big,. sp~-color com-
binations) and full ol pents.
And. that's tor sure, on the statement about ~
pants. They came in !he form of daytime suits, as
sej>arat.es~ as ~le lel(ed,~~!~ daytime
and evenmg wear, and in ev g .vUiatiortJ as
opulent of fabric and jewelling as any ball JOWD.
Some designers do pents for evening with hipster
heights, the waistlines ~ the booOm b8rely
covered.
About Ille ollly limit en J18111s u !bat they're
never le&-llugiilJg.
II/will be •'.iprlhg of Ille cootume or all-logeth·
er look. Or It'll be ·a-apring when..tbe woman looks·
on. the costume 11 "old hat." '11"1 cue ol J>OllUlar·
ity ol C<>Slumeo (dniss<eet, cJteoa-pactet, or IU!t-
blouse coonlinatlon)' 'depends m -the New Yort
manufi!cturer with Whom you talk.
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BIA. ANDlllUON. Editor ,
Milady's Endless Goal
Defined for Lidoites ' .
Glamour • • • a popular aubject of numen1111 ·
comcarsatioos and w<>ulen'• magazine art1c1 .....
la IQll!ething every wllliion wants but few tnow Jui!
wflal It is.-,
Defining Ure &UbJed for Udo !lie Woman'•
Club members will be' a former Nelmm Marca.I
model, Mlsa Shirley Vc>risek ll'ho ha• -.ti.. .·=. _.,, for Ille P4;t 10 ye8n on the IJllUlri'
· Sbe ..m·~,J!l\1'·1ules rellllng 1o crace, per-'.
ODllll .appaorillice, 'lillDPinesa and charm. Ala
scrutinized during dls<llisslon will be ~
hair llyllng, the gracellll way lo &et "1 and !>1!1 '°' atdlllllobll01, lntricac!ei of the new lingerie .ci~sfgr>
ed for .Jaw-cut necklinee, how to live lllllger, loot
younger and eo,joy life more. ,
The pmgra,m. . will follow a socjsJ hour and I~ Tu_.,., Jan. 14, in-ttie ·Udo·lsJe .. Club-
house.
Also on the agenda will be a fashion show
from A·~, arrallged by Mn. Sluart SWld!irr, modellnC'dlalhmm. Members will serve as ,,,_
quins. ' ••
Background mUJ!c will be lllmlsbed by Mrr.
Morgan Quinn, wblle decorations are being Cl'9illld
by Ille Mmes. John Davit, PhDllp WWs, Mi1toD
lor<nz and Joo ~llbepardJoo. .
In cha1l18 Ii Iha menu are Mrs. Jack Man!f1aJ1
and Mrs. Matt-66ef:-·Mn. Loyd McCnlley la ~
gram chalr1118JJ, .and conducting the meel!ng Will
be Mrs. TerrallCe" Moran.
Group runnlnt through Jan. 10.
Back &lso-in dOllOll6 of versioos for -day
and evenillg'are jumpers .. · Sl>lnetim!" th ... have
And as for hemlines for ~g and summer:
the well-above-the-knee lengthi 'privail. It pJ'Om.
ises to be another bllsdul seuon for the naliOll'•
girt waf¥:bers.
GbAMOROl/S. PROGRAM • -
, . Ml11 Shh'loy Vorlook
Reserv-• are being taken by Mn. Ted
Hinsb.aw at 67~1· and . Mrs. Harold """''-• 675-3408. • ........ '
B . I ass
DE;\!\ ANN ~ERS: Here'• me
I'll btt l'OO've neV<l' bad,~ '.If'!"!
can we do about a ti:yesr-old 'llOllllll
(mother of three, Ill'-ol two)
1lllo wom bl an cfllce. -It lout fl l#J a ye1r and ii 'neftf , wltlklut ll
tremendous wad or bubble gum in her
mouth?
All day long we listen to map, cractle
and pop. But that'• not tbe worst....Gl
It. She makes enormous bubbles, IOl'ne
tile lite of a volleyball. Wben outalders """° Into the office and see thit, Ille)' olten·are lao 11boctecl to opeak.
'1'1111 lllQ<!lflJl,I w~lo.
tedlout tabohltlftg and this ·nut :Jtlll,
"Help!" l dropped everything and ran
. -. .... .. . ..
to her desk. Apparoolly ooe ol her
m,.. bubbles had bunt. She bad sum
in her llalr, 00 her gls.uel, in her
beadt and .,.. on her esrringa. Tho entire office WU dlsrupled lo< IS mlnuta
lryhol to llOf>ll'lle her fl1lm the ,..,
with apot -. ·fol< eradicator and liahlfr 0111d •
1lbat en he done about thll 11diculous
lituation l P .S. Her lather .,... this
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Fo,rever
W"ant to do, mcb u take a nap OC'
put her loyB •""1, abe becoloea very
anfl1'J 1111,lnlllctl pojJ\ oe benelf,, -·-·hu ~·ber'Jit.d 'rabiot the DQ:cr,;bltten_ ~ 111t11 her Up
bled, illd Pull<d -of baJr OIJI of her bud. Y eaterdiy I left her with
1 ~uet because I had in !fO ,.. my
-In the hoop!t.a!. Lorraine tcratcho
·ec1 her la« with a barrttte llDlil the
blood 'ran. • ;, '·
Shall I 11paok her or t..,.,. her? Please
odvile me. -SAN JUAN, PUliRTO
RlCO • DBAll BAN IUAN1 v-'f ,,,, ... ....... __ ...,_.,,_,.
leller. A Qlld wllo baqJ lier laeod
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.. tlle -· -llor lift tlD ~ bleed ad flllll -" llolr .. ,.,
lier -·. --~ "" ........ --. upy, -... ,., .. • ...... "1 &luW.
paa1qme1t b a die .,... Tldl UUle ...,_... .. ..._.,a_. "*,... ped!atrldu te dlnd ,.._
OONFID~ TO SOClt IT TO ME:
You -wulh!.I your tfnM and moaey.
Any llmllarUy bet,.... love and wbal
,.,. 111 between you two Is lllricllY
mln<l!loul.Lllft.,....eonlJdmce, lnlsl
and ....._var r'11'MIJ ~ nowhen. ·
'"Trudl la: Stran&«' • , • n u rwln
~-·.ir In""' Laeden' -""'* Wi!h lltfl Ude.~-at all -. .
Ann • l.aoden will ... Clad to .... you~-· your ..--.... to her 1n catt o1 t11a llAILv · PllDl'I
....... a «"""""" al'C't I .......
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. Six Decades of Marriage Horoscope •. -----.--
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·_Mes_ans Mark ~Annjversary '" ··Pisces: Be Se"nsibl
• I SATURDAY ouUllll. plu, tor m 11 . Heed -Ono wlie
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Miit. Altll·MRS.. JOHN WORLEY '
6Gth Annlvel'Hry
Gardeners
MarlOni III -ol mu-
rlage on Olrlstmlf Eve~m
1\11'. .... Mn. Jolin -ley,
c..ta 111 ... nsldent. for the
past eeven years.
'l1lo <CUplo --married In Dlyton, Obin when he ....
an engraver for the Dayton
J oumaL Two years later they
moved lo Jndl•!!ljWlJI where
Worley served as head of the
eQll'llVlq cleparlmenl for lhe
Jndlana,poUa Thnel fer 40
Jeon. •
In Jndlanapolb. he became
a member ol the Mastmlc
Lodp· where he -• so. yeor pin and eerved as
-· A> loog u bll health permllled, he pll,..i roquo
and WU cb•mpioo in the older
men's division at a touroa·
ment tn Kansas.
Mn. Worley did vohmteer
w<rt at the General Hospital 1
in Indianapolis. An av Id
reader, she also stud 1 e d
astrology and bas written a
number of poems.
The Worleys have a aoa,
R. Gordon Worley of Cullman,
AIL and a daogbter, Mn.
lllClwd Rapier of Colla
Mesa.
MRS, JOHN FRANCIS llENNING JR.
.Corm•I"-
Vows Repeated
JANUARY 4 !::l'.t.:ty ID :3l' r:::';
llJ. SYDNEY OMARB -clkL
ABm (lllardl II-'_. II): LBO (JlllJ zs.~aa. II): Ob-..,..u 111n hint from CANCER u ,.. aped lo IWfnl lhr«llh moasap. Splrlluaf fnllibt ...
day -pn1blo1111 -fblnlc <Uri u ,.. .. _ .. It. Some
apln. Then ... quest!-.... -ralled abouj llame, property, tftllts· today ...,. appear to
put pn>m1.oe1, reapoN!blllUes. ddy n)looal oplanaU0118.
ls i.... n.---... h A .. .a Reallre eome really care -::.,., to ~ -~... NN .... lhQucb quiet.
TAURUS (AprlllD-MIJJll): VQOO (q. ~pt. 22 ): Olderlndlvldualpr~p'Oiei • ~what :IOI! want lo
.-icuve plan. Get ll(llrliul · lpeod. 1ave. Tab male,
coaoseL Realile eome 1rlDt pmtnw IDto e o n f J d e n c e .
,.. lo he lealf1il. Be, • p • • Tl7lac lo (0 fl aJoae could
lo ..,,...uon.. Bui donl &el !old lo -dllllculty. ..wr ... most -best -UD.t. (llopl. »-Oct. D):
not alnyl., . y-refldbil -publlc ....
.GElllNI (lllay II.June JO): ~-SOmo aro apt lo
Ono ..ti. II a friend II apt CW!lkia' 1"U too modern, pro-
loday to act like ' ' we I ~ ... Don' permit lhll lo blanket:" Be diplomat.le. Dool daJQpen plnoeerfnl lplrfl. You
force lallles. Be a O)'lllp&lllelfc ""' doe for new pn>jed; Get
llltener. But don't gel caqltt sllrled. -
lnmlddleoflamll;yquarrel. • SCORPIO (Oct. ZS.Nov. II):
CAN.CEil (Jano II.July :II): Yoo may not• be able lo pro-
Yoo can IOek porloclloo -ceed at pace that Is oc-
bal 1111 not likely you'll teacll celerated, Key II timln&.
It. Today ldlle f<r a workable Follow thnJullb oo liuD:!L
Speaker Yi~ws Forests
For DAR -Gathering .
Charles Fltcll of lhe U.S. natural mources and stresses
~ ;;"' il-.-.i mato
reaf!A~S (Nov. Do
Doc. 21): Yoo may hav• lo
dlsdpllne favorite chlld. Be
Ooxlble. Many depend upon
you today for ' "'lauUon.
eotertaimnen:L U veraaute.
y o u are rewarded.
.CAPRICORN (Dec, 22.Jan.
19): Obligations, dutlea, rules
and restrict.ion• appear to
dominate. Means you have to
adhere to regulations. Doa't
throw cauUon away. Heed
voice of eiperleoce. o~ ..
--~--,\QUAIUUll (Jan. :In-Feb •
'U): Buie dutlel require at,.
-Neglect couI4 he coo-tly. You ...,.n11y mode ,...Ju.
tlon cmcem!ng b , .. 11 h :
remember .Jt -follow
throogh. Avoid euess. Key
ii moderaUon. ·
PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) :'
Demands made by young ones
may be extravagan~ Bo kind,
but oenslble. Strlvefor family
unity. Know that uaell fllllY
he limited. Dool promlao
more than can he delivered.
Director
To Discuss
Welfare D rea . . I B c . ty Forest Service will speak to the need for preservation of . ming n ay I PaUence Wright .chapter , redwood forests ln California,
Of S . . Daughterll of the American ~"";'~,.!:"Bini. a senior Current ~es and prvblems prtng Lancf.wpeo. ... scapeo and Galleries, su eeoter su.et. lllarrled 1n st. Vlncent de organd, bloo!es....., Lauro !:~=~.m.lhe=~ a1 Laguna Beadi Hlgb School 1n coonty welfare will be ...
,_. miniatures by lllrr. c:!oyd League bead qua r le rs Paul Qwrcb, San Frandlco and Carla Fnc:cbla, Dower ?. • and wtimer of the Good .CW... plorod by lls director, Gran.
• 5outll ~ Garden c:!ub (Lucy) Banford, c..ta Mesa are open from 1 lo 5 p.m. ,,_ ·pauJa Katber1oo Sb<o glrll. Anni gbm by the diopter,
"!""hers will begin thinking Art·League'1choicef,..Artflt. on SaWnfay and Sunday. andJolmFranclsllennlngJr., AUe!cllng bis brother u Fitch will be lnlroducod by lw-lnvlleduuhoilond ville C. Peoples when be ad-
.•. ol sfX'lo8 plantlni *1rtnl lhelr . ol-lhe-moatb, ...,. be -In Fur1her lnformallon about In-both o1 thal dty. best man wu Brian llftinfng, Mn. Fred C. RGa, !Int vice guest. Sbo will receive lhe . dresses lhe Lquu l!eaCli
D!"'&l ·la .lbroo Meli 881 Center stnel LlbnrJ, c..ta strudionandezhlblt.maybe n. bride ls the dllllllds wblle Dlhers were Paul .....,i.and.iterblllall<wlD nardlallllm:b. . Bnncl! Ct lhe AmmclD
C'mmnmlty <:I·~ al i ·:.u..,Uiroapoui.JUU!lry. ohlalned by calling Mn. ,oflllr.and ·Mn.LeoWil!fam lllaun,'l'fmothyReanl<JDand .,.. u ....-during• During lhe 1atharln1 A!aodadonofUnherolly p!m. W~, J1111-I. . 111n. Sanford bu .;.1hlted RiChard Ingram, 6l8-90l9 or ~ of Nowpofl Bead!. and POfa' Shea, the b r Ide • 1 ~ ol the alldo ·oerles, d!apler deleptea lo attend women.
Willlam Tone;. land!Cape In the Laguna Beecb Festival 54&-1116'1. hb'-'1 pmea m U.S. -· 0or Nallm!al JI'..-_ Ii ltale CW!fermco In Fresno, 'l1lo mooting will lab plate ardlllocl .and ~ ol the of Aris and wlille '1lvlng-In Ambeisador. and Mn. Jolin A noeptfan foDond In the TM ~ Is a iwee lllan:b 1-7, aDd the Conunenlal tooimrO.. at a ...., hmc:heou
. Gorden Shack la Laguna s..!Ue, studied with Frank Francll Henning, Welllngbi, Prolfdlo O!ftcen .club. 8pedaJ -·t for the 'l'rabuco ~ 1n WllSblnglon D.C. ln Clubboulll! I, Leisure Work!.
• Beocb will present the fJlO-' Tabor. Overflow Nei~oland. gueole,..... !lln. Jame> J. D!.trtct, .c!oveland Nattonal Aprllll-11,wlllheelected. Peoples also will dlscusl . • . .,.,._ ~-. ~. . '· either fnstructon lncloded GI-hi marriage by her Hoas of W-. Masi., lhe FOl'<SI. llDsteasel for the meeting •ome of the decisions tho ·• In addlUon, lf!'s. George California artists John Hilton, father, the hrllle wore an Ivory brldo'1 fll'8Ddm«'her; and Mn. Tbe Dougbten of I be will he the Mmes. Edpr H. public will he called upon lo
· Rowllm, ~;--.. a Id. Frederick Taubes and WUU.m prom 1• sed . pe .. de oole and laco empire F.dgll' lllc<:Ioory Jr. and llllss American RevofnU..'1 pro-ADell, James Bell, Lee Cbllds make during the 'nut !ew
planta. bulbs and:Cirtiings may FitzRay. gown featuring olencon W:e Sara Ami McCleory of Ladue, grani lnclU<les a c:oncmi far and Leo F. Foller. yoors.
be bnlugbt by ~ for Varied wort of ort league H .,__ B h app!lqoea and,_ tnln. !'~."'1!1e'~ ~and ber1------------------------~--
the plant exchanln' table. Pmben are beina: uhibited an.......... eac O d d tWhHelormed,....ber ~ ~ _ ___...._ ~·-~-• __ ,. __ ._ In'·~• I.or sale ot Costa Mesa Fellon Hall will be overflow· --.-· Aft«wllrd lhe bridal couple ~~ •=~ ~=-Ing with nice thing, when the 8um Sbea WU her mler'I lelt111aQlrmel.....,_ ID a club wiilcb~l!eeks plant Emblem Club apon.sors 111 maid of honor, and 11>1 bride, o -Iii San
"'1ture Information and the first rummage sale of the y<oar brldolmaldl were Mn. lllarc _,.,..,,......, II a .,-of
..._ .. u .. of Dalfve tn:eJ Women tomorrow. Puqu1n1andM111Na11<1tHm-lhe c:oa.m o1 1111 -
and wild life ·'lnaf oblala " Tbe sale will begin at 8 Ding, lhe bridegroom'• -· llarl 11111 San ,.,-.,
fmtber lnformatl!rl by call!ng·: , ~ a:m. 11111 coollnue throogb lhe Miss Leslie Sl¥a, -Cof1ege f,.. Wcmen. Her rm.
the lftl(dent. 49WOSL : ..• w1· 1· 1 Hea· dq -din,! ID Mrs. Roger abler of the brile, WU lhe -· • dopJty -altornOY .. Mn. George -will ' . Oloilon~ prooldent. junior bl1d ..... ld. genoral In San Frend.C., ..
oliolr a tee IOUoWlng (be Pl:O',. · · . . ·. ~ lnfannalton may Eacliworeadnmof-ua!M a graduate ol SL JailaUm
·.,.,.. Member ~noc1~~g :!: =~~~~CC:: ~se~.::.·r.;;
. Arthur Wblltm, 1138-1538. red lklr1s and white ruffled School
Dlacuasing lhe W~~ ~'.~-----'----------------------! Workshop
Scheduled
Scuipll]re and dllplayfna """" . -
of bet -will he . Mn. Jane Poyer, member ol. the
Laguna Beach Bnncl! of lhe
· N1Uono,f League. di Amorican
Gm'•J0p:aJ Socle:t;y. will Pen Women.
have Its rm ""'l:sbop of 11169 Sbe will ""P'"''"'"-t the 1"">'
In the Margaret MorriJon gram for her own grqop at
County Reterence Lnnry, 111 a.m. Monday, Jan. 6, 1n
Orange. from 10:30 a.m. to the Unl&d Scbool Dtmfcra ~lo~~ ~~-::~y
.... pi'Mdooi -~ • ll<rieo ol the 17
. ~ ooclety has grown to Preoldmb of tho United
Dftr' 200 memben. bu an St.ates ilnd ol Pesldml-elect
mem:lve J 1 bra r y and Ntioo. 'fbMe. are btO rtllef
publishes a q u a r t e r 1 y porcela.inl wblcb ltie Ur;
poea!oglcal magm:foo with warted 111 over the years and
!11n. Harry O'llalr of .co.ta will he di8played ln the
lllesa as edifor. Laguna Federal Savlnp and
The public Is Invited lo join Loan bnlldlng llOCll.
the group In the library, Mrs. P.,.r II na(!gmlq
localed.al !JI S. Mancbesler. known for her worti In bnliR
!lefmlhmentl wtll be ......i. and ceramlal.
HATCH'S
Hallmark
FASHION ISLAND
NEWPORT BEACH
STORE·
WIDE
JANUARY
IN PROGRESS
ENTIRE STOCK
XMAS PARTY GOODS ...
. XMAS CARDS
1/2 PRICE
Discontinued Patterns
in Party Goods
1/2 PRICE
AS IS damaged shopworn stock
-.OW I /2 PRICE AS MARKED
Some C.nclleo, Much Gift Ware, Few Stuffed
Animals, S.r !toms, A Little Stationary., Decor-
••• love us for their moneyl
n.... II 101Delhlilg-aboat o'ald lllP.'J11B lino
"'ally el"!ed. and ~ boca111<f JOU oa'VICI the money. (You mlght oay wa adYOCale 1&vlng.) We
fnrniU free travelnt ckecb lor~ aonytnlenQlt
And fno ,.,. depollt baxa of coma..
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...... an Udr¥...,1Wll Mii "* c.,., now ,_t11• ••• PclplJo ._......_._..tl*C.W..suo.dtol1Z..-••. Plof 1'citlll,..._
w • '*"' ..etti I t 1 •• 7' ' llllo now ti..i: ttt.77, ~..a. '°' '22.81 •• , la9W ............. ..., ~ ... .-1nc1 ...... lcllllall ........ .....
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.... TodaJand--Zalooc-.llftlT.._
:; ..f*i S.lhi-.i W•st• Basltah, Italian Glosswaro,
'l1iera II nn• thing that mabo m trulJ dll!umt
-onr envlromnont for dolnl bualneu. Come ln.
and tee for 7oanelf.
CMa.' °" ......... lml9d and ~ ..... af • Mnd. Shatt ==----.. -=-... ...., ............ ~-z~. ,. 's.chtt~s . • .
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The Daily Pilot Covers Boating
: ~-'' · ~lfe.st In The West
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MARINERS SAVINGS
and Loan Aalodatloa
W•tcllll at D<mr, Nnpcd 8-1
--......... JEWELERS --F.1hioft lsl•nd • • Op•n Fri. and Mon. til 9:30 p.m •
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El>IJ.ION
ver.:. 62, NO. 3, • SECTIONS, 32 PAGES
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IVew €ongre•• O.pen•
Kennedy Elect~d .
As Demo Whip;
L~ng O~sted
• WASHING TON (UPI) -Tiie 9lsl
Congress formally convened today to
legislate during the first two years of
the Nil:on adm.lnistratklo with Sen.
F..dward M. Kenndey victoriou.s in his
bid to supplant Sen. Russell B. Long
as Senate Democratic whip.
Tiie last ol the Kennedy brothers
defeated Long · by a . vote of 31 to 26
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to gain a rung on the Senate's leadership-''
ladder with the strong bocking of the
HOLDS WHIP HAND
Senator Kennedy
Seeond Telegram
Not So Tragic;
.!
Soldier Wounded
' · 1: Costa Mesa nurse who lost a
PfRlrOoper husband in World War II
l;'OIDbat,.lhen lat.er .wed a career soldier,
,-ellved old, but vivid meniorlea on New
Ylar's Eve when handed a sealed
~egram. ~
Democratic liberal bloc. -
In anOQler rebuff lo the old guard,
Senate Republlcans elected Sen. llllgb
Scott, a moderate Pennsylvanian, u
their party whip over Sen. Roman
Hruska, a more cooservative Nebraskan.
The vote in Scott's favor wrus ?J to
20.
Tbe Kennedy and ~ victories came
less than an hour before the House
and Senate' codvened at noon ~T with
both c.hambers under Democratic control.
Both Senate whip choices marked a
breatthrQugb lor the Ubei>I wings of
the' two ·parties, ffo\Y~er. the other major.-t I~ posta r'° malnedJn lamlll&r l\aod8..
-(jordod' Allott (Jl.Coloe. defeated sen. Roberl, Qrilllll ), 2S to
IS Id their c&tk flt IUID1ber lhr<e
GOP alo~ dlaimW1 of tbe Republlcal1
Polley Commlttee.
Vice PreSfdenH:tect Spiro T. Agnew
sat in on the GOP sessJon. He said
he was only an observe! and "just
wanted to get to kno.w the senators
well"
Scott said afterwarda he hoped his
election "me.ans we can broaden the
base of the party, strengthen and enlar11e
its appeal."
However, he said it was "not a victory
of Ideological character." !Werring to
Kennedy' a victory, be said, 1'.Both parties
have revived, refreshed and restored
their aspect." .
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D~LIGKrE~ 'Ni:~Oti~ .. R~E.'1' oNe oF 1~,HA~~.r. o~Dsrs~FROM PRESJDEt;!~;E'L'";.~n•RrvmRs
· 'l"S..k' No". Identification Thin To .a., n 11th' Pro•.~;V(ho 'tamo l'rom 1 $Mall T•.m•·· . ·
; I •'"NI Al I~\ ' 'fl ·-t T'*.,.· .. . . ' ' . .
·second AirHunt ·fal:~: -
To -Turn Vp :Lost PJane
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Search Nwnl>il" 231, the secood. of ho!ne in l'tugb ""8.t11er.
two unclosed bunts f<r vanished 8!rcraft -their fpur diµdren refused to give
in ,Calilorni~ last .year haS t~ up. up ' bOpe that the coople wop1d "be found
no, clues to.~ fate of ~ C?-ta Mesa , allve·ln the ·~ mowrt:&.and desert m~chlne ~ ~r arx! his wile. terrain. but ·cb'ances r:I. survival by now
Mr. and .Mrs. Ge9rge W. Pape, 1$01 appear ce~y·sU.m. ,. • ,
Skyline ,Drive, -~mon Hei,ghts, disflp-The coUple bad Down .to ~tbe. Nevada
peared Dec. 1 on a fllgbt Crom Lake · resort cltj'•to·W1ttb:a boat•ract,
HA'iBSU City, Ariz. to Orange COUnty
Airport: I
Truck Hits Car;
. . ' •' • • f· • ~' I ~y.W~·: J:-.....& _f"fi. I I
Seene' of. ltonili .
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. Seate Seat¢h ' ! ; .. ·
· era.go · County ~ .:.;. ~ Seen.
of 'a , dr.Al&Uc search 'for a bomb; in
an . Alr. wesi oo pi>,;. 'riwrac!a7 .n1~bt
lollowil1(an ano!l)'lllOUI ~1~"'*1• l!Jreat
, r~lveil .•t the airline 'Offlcti \at -Los ' . Angelea International,~ ljo liom!is were found' either at Orange
eoimt ' • Li>I Angeles .,..J:.,, · .. Y <If . 7 rv• .,.1 . e.._... lwrrl"9y left Air w .. 1•;
lll&ht '1163 at Oringe ~/y wblcli wu
, ltopped at the south end of the runway.
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t£N CINTS
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' "'t" • -·~te1 ·.warm . . . .. . -~ ·1· -.1.
· Reception ·,'·
'.• , ·By TOM .BARLEY
. T I Of .. DllfrPllllt ..... ,
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• F-happy. gbosla frGii ftldmd
~lxon't fo.rmaUve yean canMI ._..,to
badnt b11D Tbunday night ID a~
big celelftlloo !hit '~ .. Gui. ID be,
a teVil!lP llDCI wildly ""<lahnod j"'ll!ll
11 Yp;ur·Llle." • • 'Dtawu 1rom:u.r Or1D1e r»Wf,c and
\Vllltlfer c~ yeir1. r!_ It k e
prelldeni..elecl, th'Oy patlded -. Ille d~ N~ !!J!! a capadty aoll!M'O
ol )0,000 ...,-ln the AMMht 'Oll-vdoo. eenw: ..
Alil! Ullder tho -Pnibmc "ili9w • buaineal! ,-u!l!Y Art, l.lntltllor ...,
ncalled .... __ dl71 " ~
Miuioiio NIJotl wllb ri1P}oj~)bal
rq iiiliU ~ factl lo tlie· 1111R811lmid ·~ • .,..theft ~lslled -~"iii·~~ ...
•In lb<.oJd Yorl>I IJncla''-0. \t"-'
. T!iere. wasn't rOOm in ihe hop
Anahelm faclllty for e\!el'Y90', , whl
wanted to aee this · colcirful' fa:reatlou
o1 the •Id Ralph Edwmlr.iboW. A further
4,000 disappointed NJ.on TOoten bad to
be seated In the nearby ublbltfon hall
where • they listened to the proceedlnp
over l'oUd speaker!.
1j~n,1ohvtooa!y delll!hled aa,eacb of . the ptU!Cipala recalled bis. lllOdatfon
with Onlnie County's famous son, wu
, deeply lnoved when pa!iltfr Jolla, Orlll
presep!ed him with a picture ~ , his
llte. -.. llamll NJ.on Is dePlct<d reidf4 •the BlblO !hat WU 90 ll!licJI
I (>11'1 of tho NDoo lamfly Hie.
"Thll baa -ooe ol tbe geateat momenta of my life." be said. "Wbatever
eis;e inay coi;n4i to me I tell you tmJaht
that nOthing Cail ' 11!'1'888 this Wondtrful
evening you ha Ve given me." r · :
Nixon .went oa 'to pledge! that •111wm
do my ulmos>u ~~·~ofthe·Uplted
Steles , kl bril1I peflce to )bla nation
and to all oaUOoa., I ~·t .let you down
and I won't let ~ down."
llooktng baCl:I 0t 'lb</."~ ol lbO old Yorba Lindi bome to him
by Howard Sutherlin, leader <t the!
cOllUillDlty'• Loi. v'°"""' 4-H Club, Nioia declared "I am proud to have come
from anall town America. " ·
4 '0b Lord. Not .again. . • " said Mrs.
Veda W)gner, who .Is living with her ~ta.~Mr. and Mrs. OUs Teague, 2124
nurtn.Ave., Costa Mesa, until Uie Army
Kennedy's victory was certain to be
Interpreted as an important step in a
pooslble 1117% presidential bid by the
Maaacltwletts ltn&tor. . . .
Civil Air Patrol Col. Paul Jµng said
Thursday the aerial hunt for the Papes'
Cessna Skyhawk was called off at 14
days, but their devoted children con-
tinued to look alone.
T h e y used emergency 'Chutes to g e t 1.._ P .. a. ir In). ured_ ooe of the ·plane. Tl!ero ...,. 57
'.'It ~ )>ecpme tho lublon these,c!Va
to talk In coodeacelllfn(.tenns ol nrd
and llJl\8ll town Amufca," lb<~ elect noted. "But I tell you &onlMllt
that I oeelt DO other ldentlllcltton , thalJ
to be known &I lb< Presldenl Who ._
• la reunited by a new usignmenl
Dews was bad, but ft oould have ....... gt f/C Joseph J. Wagner, 37, ""-
~: career in the AfT/.ly Corps o(
· etrs never included a combat .zone, ~Ul Vietnam duty, is in a ~larY
bciopltal with shell fragm<nt ~ In
the lower left side.
-Nothing was said about seriousness,
bat the veteran nurse. -who!le parents
work at Costa Mesa Memorial Bcwpltal,
knows that little news is ofien good
~s iD such cases.
'l\ ~am lrom Maj? Gen. Kenneth
Wlc~ aaid simply wt lb< p!Jtoon
o.heant bad been wounded ln a mortar lilict! .on his base Camp, which i! at l16ii Tlaig, 35 )lllles northwest of•Sa!gon.
~·MrsJ Wagner said the attack occurred al ·Dec. 29, in lb< flral duty tour In Wfuch •her husband has been exposed
!_q_-fightlng.
: Tho Corps ol Engineers' job Is ......
--than d ... tructlon. .:nie Wagner family, actually of lndlo,
lto:lud• a daughter J ackle, 24, adopted lo' the career 10ldler 1fho married her
1'fl>tbet' after the child's father was tilled
~ Into Germany.
'"' I ""' . euninen Ruin Home
'" -~ 'Art Dealer, Wife
'~ONT CUP!) -A San Matto
~ a.ier and hil wHe were robbed
"' llKft than 110,000 worth of valuables
'llilll'lilly by two gunmen who tied "P the ccqile and ransacked theJr.. bome .lir !hr.. boun. . ~ Bu!lfcl Seals and his wire· Jean toJd
P1llce the n>bben broke Into their hoo!e ' .Ill, lb< remote Behnont Hilla throllgb
• -door. Tiie -aaid he ... Rruct Jn lbe face with a pistol when Jlf. Jnltialb' ref-to tell where the ·~-...,. loc>led. ..
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5 Held on Vice
Rap in Newport
Five Hollywood area women In their
earty 209 were arrested in Newport
Beach this morning on conspiracy to
commit prusdtatlon charges after New-
, Beach detectives arranged a meet-
thrnugb a phone call
women, one of them a topless'
dabcer, were anested after the meeting
in a Barbor area motel.
PoUce Identified the wspects as Tina
LouiJe Cla{k, 23, of Lot Angeles, the
topless dancer ; Eva Leigh Stratton, 20,
of Hollywood ; Carol Davis, %0, of
Hollywood; Lynda Dolores Arellano, 22,
of Hollywood and AmUe Pearl Seymore,·
23, of Los Angeles.
The amsta were made· at 2:40 a.m.
at the large motel. Detectives obtaiDed
the women by calllng a phone number
in the Los Angelea ana: nporll laid.
pasaeogen on· the ilJshl wblcb arrlm "It's probably ID · IO!De remote God· lro Lu•' forsaken place not "'° viaible fr6nl RnmbUng Into a Colla Mesa boulevard at l :OI p.m. m vegaa.
the air," said Col. Xlnf, "1ome day intersection, a ·lo..:ied cement-truck today Two notables from the Ni.Jon rally
a hunter will probably llwnble ontD crashed · into a lnfall Imported car, in-at Anaheim ConvenUon Center were
It " · Jurlng a Huntington Beach woman and delayed In leaving the airport becaU!e
.Oiiiy <me other m1ll1ne plane was ber·lO-)'ear-old ,grandlon. · · of the one hour tieup.
not fOIJlld .In 1!168 by mllltMy. and CAP Oamaged ;by. the bnpact, the giant
jol-Q.t searches, while Qne whlcb vanished , vehicle'• . turning , drum ' slapped to a Lt. Gov. Robert Finch was scheduled
ln"1987 .. ls still unaccounled for. standstill; cammg cement·lmlde to oet to fly to Sacwnento In a'privato ell'!"'
DoubUal, bat willing to poraue any and ~ to•ballfen0 a calamity feared and TV peraona!fly Art · Lintel-,
clue, Col. King said he penonally check-by every construction company tnlcter. master of ceremooiea at the Nixon fff.aJi,
ed out a mld-o...mber r~ by one The collla!on at 17th Street and were held at the lmnlnal bulldbla-
pilot ct a fiery object plunglng to earth Monrovia Avenue, however, could have · First word Of the bomb £hreit •wa1 the Sunday night tho Pipes vanished been lar. woqe, •"!<! Traffic'Sgl. John In late November. Regan who waa at.tho..,..., received al tho Orange .Coonly . .llrporl .
"I worked_ olho San Gabriel Canyon • Mrs . Doris F. Frazier, 81, of 11381 tower 1rom llie alrport'I iec!uril1 oillit
tot three hcul," pape said, 1jsometlmes Brookhurst st., Hw~ ·~ and about 20 minutei before the Air West
J was *" low that I was looting up • Steven FraR, io;wVe treited: at Hoa, pllne waa due to arrtVe. · · '• ·
at.!"°ple oo the ground." ' Memorial Hocpltal fo/ lnj~e1 llllffered ~wood dettctlVeo .idrehed three ,
But ·I found J\olhlnl, not even a • In tho crash and relea..d. · • " "-W •••• :... at · ••· , -•···•-bum !pot " he said . ---DanJ,1~ IG' Stj.tjhp"' 3&,'.t of-«ltJ>-Lemon -IUI;.... est_.,...._ -_, _....,. ""'6_.
Pape, 0, Wbo ~ted tbe ,George Ave., eyprel,, drtv:r of itie trUci owned ~rt wltbout re9Ult. •
W. P'!P' Madllne Co .. 70t Rbdolph . 1!Y , Cl~ . Tru<tlni Co:, . lleleda, The J>onib lhrest WM nporied ..,. ,
AVe,. ColtaM•r lnd bllwlfe Gr-., tsc1pOd,lnJll'1!n.lb<morni111Nilibalr •"""Ilion agent lor'~.alrllne 11
46, ·filed no flllbl plan befon bead\ng erUll. ' " LA inlernatlonal. The OiOnl• ·Cl>unly
..,. . . . fllaf¢ locit oil for • l'llooDb: with • , ~ lftei I delorDI ID hour. '
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lrom 11111111l town." .
Young 5"tbetlln drelf.a bowl.of dolflht
from tbe.1udim::e· and from Msob-wtten
be stepped to the mfcrooboae to -1
Mn. Nixon with an honorary mm:n·
bersblp In the 4-H Club, 111 booor already
held by the new President. _ .~
H.e cocked bis finger at the na•.l'ltst
Lady and beclwned her to walk low,lrda
(See NIXON, Pap I) •
NEW YOjllt (.\2) -All om:ly rally
was blunted llicl tho lltotk mlQel clooed
mlsed today In fairly active lrldln(.
(See quotatlnna, Pages HO).
Prices aoltened altei Secretary o1 Stale
Dean Rusk Issued a wamlng about the
Arab:.hraell violence 1n the Middle East.
. ' It's gonna ~ a real l?001'1
w,U811'f, ,llie weatherman _.
lses, with lheoe '111111)' akles itq-
tna arounc1 to mali:h tho -gree. temP.,.lureo. • .
INSmE ·TODAY
It's not quit.. ! "Cali/ondo:
mt>fio" but ~· • dillintt
Golden Stoll 'ftoHt I<>· th< ad-
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hll -.-plw a mWlary drall
Ind ._-lean that !Mae! wlll
~a third world war.
Def"'" MJnlltu Hlll&ein OUweinl
Jtllacload. 1t a news conference plans
;fir CONCription. ff• --lo all "-' :;l,ioDI lo join in trying lo head Off a
pibll qmfUct. . • <;aa>menllnc .. brae!'• """'"lndo
."14 "' lelnJt llr!m 1111 Satunlliy.
OUwelnl Did that U teblnoo) ls alt.eked
'qaln, 11 will f1PI with evvy meana
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CIUf rf1f1tinCa..,ud ltWened U'
-..-to ftllll 111, :· be Aid,
OUWllnl denlad 'reports In Beirut
newspapen that Ille gdvernmont had
decided lo permit ~ vl!it by the Soviet
Mediitrrantan fleet
"There hu been absolutely no request
either by the U.S. 6th Fleet or by
the Soviet Bttt to \'lait Lebanon and
the question has nol been dllcussed," ,,. U!d.
.'l'tie reportJ said tbe 1overruqent told U\f.,vt~ tfrilon that Russian ahtpi could
vlilt Beliut U lllOiC:O"' uked. The Sovie!
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Tbe ~ .....,.,._ Al Nallar
and Al Jarida sald Premier Abdulla
Yali erp.......t the view that U.S. Navy
ships would be unwelcome because of
Washington's recent deciaion to sell 50
Phantom jets to Isr,el. This would be
a reversal. of Lebanon's lradiUoaal pro--
Western policy .
Israeli ana:er 1i the world'• coocem
for Lebanon Increased. Ford .. Mln!M
Abba Eban aS!llled the U.N. Security
Oow>cil and the S.phardic clliel rabbi
. ' 'DAll.Y .. ILOT tttft ....... IT WAS A CROWDED $CENE AT ANAHEIM CONVENTION CENTER FOR t«>STALOIC NIXON !:lfOHT
About 10.000 Frlancl1 •nd SupporlllJ'I Turn Out fw Show Honorlns Orango COUC!'Y'a l.i•ffva Sell ' 1
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NIXON HAILED IN ANAHEIM •••
him Id receive the gilt.
He ~ght an even big:er roar1 from
the c:cmvention ctci,r crowd I: ·Duute
later when he dkl exactly the same
thing to the grinning Nixon.
And the Pmident .. lect kepi the act
going by then ch.ufng after Sutherlin
across the atage with the gilt wrapplna
that the young farmer had dropped .
.. My, what a erea.t prop, man this
new Prtaident would have nilde,'' qui~
pe<1 llie laughing Llnkleuer. "And . did
you -the way ~ ldd bnlughl him
nmnlng lo the mlcraphone! u be can
do that to a PrelldenC what a
bwJIDeuman. be'• 1otna to tum out to
be." '
ADlOll& an array al · gllta preoented
to Nllon wu the bench on which he
opent .,•inuch of bis linM while Ju.
~er COiiege ' teammaiel won fame
on the lfrid!ron. •
But compensation came 1n the same
moment when 25 of bls former team
and e~tes filed on atqo to pr...nt
to Nlmn the footb1U letter that was,
said Dr. Paul Smith, colleje pesldont,
"'35 ya.rt iwerdue."
Further fluhbacb to the early years
of Orange County's native ton came
from:
-California'• u. Gov. Robert Finch,
who will be sec:retary ol ~ edU<aUon
and welfare in Nixon's cabinet. "I've
known him for 22 yean," recalled Finch,
DAllY PllOT
ov.HGI COAST PUILISHING COM,AN't
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''22 years in which he's known the agony
ol defeat and the ecstasy or victory.
It bas been my privilege to know this
. great man."
-Mrs. Ella Furnas, 92, of LodL "I
wu thml when be was born and I
reckon I was the first one to hold
him. But I neVer really did get a good
loot-at bin: then."
-Mra. Cecil "Ma" Pickering of Foun-
tain Valley. "Sure, I spanked him good
and hard when he was about 8. He
asked for It because he would keep
tea,,ing my UWe girls."
-Mrs. Evelyn Dorn of Whittier,
s~tary to the young Nixon when he
opened hia tint law practice. "I well
remember. that )Je always said 'never
make a statement that you ca'l't live
up to'."
And in a grand. climax to the two-bour
show a birtbdl)' cake bearing 56 candler
wu wheeled oo. stage while llie audience
sang "Happy Birthday to you" to the
happy President-elect.
Nixon blew them all out in one breath.
''Keep on muffing things out as fast
as that while you're in the White House
and you'll never have any problems,"
quipped Lillkletter.
Coskl Mesa CD
Offering Class
In Medical Aid
A valuable, free class covering every
medical emergency from childbirth to monitoring radioactive fallout begins
Tuesday, sponsored by the Costa Mesa
Civil Defense Department'.
Reserv1tions shoold be made by
lelet>bone to enroll in the rm aid and
medical self-help coune, scheduled each
Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. for seven weeks.
The Costa Mesa Pollce Department
Auditorium at 77 Fair Drive will be used
for the class, which graduated 72 per~
sons during ils last series of instructlo..1.
Instructor for the newest repeUUon
wilt be by Aul. Clvll ll<f-Director
Richard T. "Tom" Knight. alon( with
1.:iali111 In the city police and lire r= but outright surgery and
sophilt1clled medical treatmenta and
care wW be covered durini' the IJOoCOSt
course. which CIQ be priceless in time
ol crl1ts.
Offlcilla rec:Ommend that at least one
member ol. each famUy enroll and i'ldualo f/o =icil I coune.
Toplcl lo be dilcuJsed and taugbt In-
clude bum treatment, hemorrhage, nurt-
ing and convale.scent care, penonal
hY&elne a n d the techniques for emer~
1eoey borM delivery of babies.
Knlghtl 11U that anyone plaMlng to
enroll for the series of l'W'trhour cluses
notify his office 1t l3UW so advance
plana can be made for lhe course INCL
So 1ar he aald 'Thun<l>y, "''r 10 per-.... hid called, wllUe the Idea numbtr
for most efnclent iMtruction ll 3$ IDd
a total of 71 personll tumed up unan-
noonced for the last series.
Bryant G. Hall,
Longtime Mesa
Resid~'1' Dies
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/\ 25-yea r Harbor Area resident who
made his living both on the sea and
in the sky died suddfUy New Year'•
Day in sani. Barbara, it was reported
today.
A funeral service for Bryant G. Hall,
61, of %217 Harbor · Blvd., Costa MeSC'1 is scheduled Saturday at 2 p.m. in All
Saints by -the Sea Ep!ICOpal 'Church,
Santa Barbara.
emal will be at Mountain View
Cemetery in Altadena, 1ecording to a
spokesman for the Welch-Rice Mortuary
in Santa Barbara.
A Costa Mesa resident for •the past
25 years, hfr. Ha!J was a test pilot
for the former Vultee Corp., in Downey
and flew for the Fairchild Aerial Survey
COmpanjr, a Southlahd firm .
During the early 30's, he was irt-
s~ental in found.inc , the c.&lpiuteria
Airport .
He also once owned and operated a
charter fishing boat out of Newport
Beach and was e.mplbyed at the Ume
of his dealh by the J .C. Carter Co.,
Costa Mesa. ·
Survivors include a aoo, Donald B.
Hall of Santa Marearita; a brother,
John M. Hall of Santa Barbara, and
two sisters, Mrs. Charles Kauebaum
of Pasadena and Mrs. Ellubetb Rosa
of Lake Forest, lU.
Burglars Grab
$400 in Loot
On Mesa Sweep.
Marauding burglan took nearly ~
in ·loot thur.:tay on a sweep throUJb
Costa Mesa, but broke into several homes
where they only ransacked everything,
leaving valuables undisturbed.
Two garage burg.larie& in the Meaa
Verde resldlntlal area appeared related,
while three Jobs where nothing was taken
were committed in an almost idenUcal
manner.
Dale H. Black, 2011 Lemnos Dr ol v e,
told police hi~ son, Rod, went to the
garaae to work Thursday nisJll and found
assorted power tools worth Sl!M> mlssing.
M o t far any, at the Don E. Wallen
home, 2013 Komat Drive, a quntity
of wrench all and 30 drill bit.II, worth
$60, were taken about the aame Woe
from an unlocked garage.
Real estate m1n Frank V. Szabo, 217
Sletk• St., told police 1 burglar pried
a rear door and took $184 in valuable•
Lncludlng two stereo speakers and el,itt
mounted coin sets.
Nothing at all was taktn from three
other Costa Mesa homes, where lntrudn
prled open doon and scattered belon&·
Inga around the lnl<rlct1.
Victbns were Eva F'urtlcella, 303 Alva
St.; Harold Collier, 2077 Orange Ave.,
a n d Eatber L. Wright, ISI Buoy St.,
according to police.
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M ... w,hllt, Ibo -Cl'dll "4be n~ ~ -...-qalll 'ID an arlllltr)' I dUll ''lllanitay nilJ>t,, and the
Bill J'o\lr powon "'"tlnu!d ll!WI about a Soviet _.i fer joint peace ..uoo.
Cbiel Rabbi Y~ Nlulm, head of
Israel'• Stpbardjc community. crtUclzed
the Pope for bit· ,.._, lo Lebanon
_....., sympetlly ' I-Or the loot ol
II commen:lal olrtralt deotroyad by . lhe
!Maell ocmmazido raid on Beirut llrJ)Ott
Jul SaluldlJ. •
ln a broadcast over the *late· ndlo,
Rabbi Nllllm lald · the Pope had kepi
lilmit after the Nov. Z3 'bambl"' lhll'
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Giie .llraeli died. •
"Ht;re," he said, "are clear ~ ol two tendenc1es on the part of the •paoWI:
A c:omprebomjve •or qaJwl the J~ falth Ind qllioal the COWJlry wblcb
God gave lo llll people. J •
'"11w ~"WU net lhocked over the
ahoddlq ol blood ••• but-nl!Mr f1fft
materltl. thlnaL" -
ll wu Ibo -alt.ck on Ibo 1!ai* 111 u IDllll' c1111-Dr. Znh wa111111i •
-'of NIJllOUJ llfaln, made.·• lllD#Jlr coonplalnl.
County Teens Die in Blaze
1'._2 Swr Athletes,. Beach Boy P.erisli in Cabin Fire
Fire roared throuih a wooden cabin · • live youU>; liept.
nut BJ.I Bear Thurlda)' killing two atar Beckmeyer's ate pf a 't be r, Homer
Orange County high acbool atblelel Ind Giles, said Craig had planned lo •pend . . Wednesday night at Woodsoo's house. a FounWn Valley lllsh _School Junior "He hadn't mentiCllled any piano to
from Huntinglon Beach. go to Bis Bear," GU.a added.
The trqedy took on adcliUonal traeic The coronll''I office in 'San Bernardino
ovutonel with tbe ·arrest of the two said apparently three of the boys anived
lone mtvon ot lbe blau, one from in Big Bear Wednt!day night, and ailed
waunlnat:er, Oil ... -1 .. 100 of ""._.1 .. -... the other two if they could stay over ·-...,... ., ... r;~,. night in the cabin.
tnterfer!Qa: with firemen. and belna: Beckmeyer's family was notified of clnml.
the tragedy about"l10<81 ThUl'lday.
In ·addition to his ste~father and his
mother, Mrs. Wilma B. Giles, Beckmeyer
UI survived by three bothters, Ron 0£
Las Vegas, Duaoe of Buena Park, and
David, J3, of tbe home, and a sister,
Mrs. Linda Hare of Stockton.
The body will I>< bl'Ollght to Peek Fam·
Uy Colonial Funeral Home in We.rtmin·
ster for funeral arrangement.a. All three
bodlea are currently at Shaw Mortuary
in San Bernardino.
Vldlma of Ibo predawn bllze ore: -6ai& IWb.,.., 11, IOD cl. Mt.
and Mn. Homer Giles, of 18l81 Don
Drive, Hunttnctoo Beach, ·a junior al
FCIUIJlafu Valley-m,b ~~ ~ Golda, 11, of 711 N.
Pblladelpbla Ave., Allahalm, a star
llnenuin on the 1167 Anaheim Colonllll'
CIF champlcmblp ~ home for tha
~from Ibo Unlvmlty of Colorado.
Police Seeking Driver
In Try to Ram Officer ,
-lllmld Temib, II, el 535 S. Lemon
SI., Anabdm, lop bueball pfttber In
the 1'UlllOI Leque during the 11118 ......
and a Fullerton Junior Colli• tliidebt
at the time of bis death.
ot5er y01111i1 -alzed· and
Jn!p>Jc!ated according to sheriff'• depulle1
-were arrested at the scene.
. 'Ibey ore Kevin M. Woodson, 17, of
1SllU .i. Pat Place, Westminater, and
Bruce P. Pina. 18, of 1670 W. Broadway,
Amh«dm.
.. Bocila of the three dead youths -
burned beyond recognillcn -were found
near a batbroom window from wblch
the other tifo·1pparenUy eacaped.
San Bernardino Oow>IJ' lnve8tlgalon
said the cabin Is oWned by Earl L.
Denney, of lffi E. Burtm St., Anaheim ,
who is ' acquainted wilh the victims, but
hadn'I reoted them hll ,cabi'n.
The blaze appeared to have started
in the kitchen area .ot: structure and
amoke accumulated enough to awaken
Pina, who was quoted as laying be
tried to help the others but it was
too late.
One theory is that sparks from a
fireplace may have igJUted .a can of
lighter fluid set d81J1erously near atacks
of newspapers and magazines while the
Agency 'Bombed'
LONDON (AP) - A man threw a
smoke bomb into thl tsraell tourist office
in London's West End today and escaped
into the crowds on St. James St.
A 11pokesman said no one was hurt
and there was no dlma&e.
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A search is on today for a wrong·way
driver who barely missed running down
a Call{ornla Highway Patrol officer who
detained him at ..a. CO:lta .M~ _jen'i,ct
b'tation Thursday.
Patrolman Ralph B. Wood, 25, of Cotila
Mesa, leaped baclr: as the cursing
motori!t rammed hiJ black, 1961 Chrysler
sedan into gear and escaped.
Patrolman Wood told Costa Mesa
Police Officer Harry Bowen the left
rear wheel miMed him by a maximum
of two inchu.
Strong leads and witneM statements
presented • good -1J>llity loday that
the suspect, aboul :io, will be picked
up and booked on SWlpicion of assault
with a deadly napOn.
He could also face charges of assault
on a police officer, another stiff rap.
The CHP officer said be was off-duty
at the time, about 2:30 p.m., and riding
with his wife Kathleen, when he saw
the suspett on Harbor Boulevard at
Date Street, northbound.
Sitting In a left tum packet, Officer
Wood said, the motorist failed to turn.
but drove straight into oncoming south-
bound cars, -causing a traffic disru~
tion -and on into a service station.
The CHP officer followed by proper
means into the staUon, at 3131 Harbor
Blvd., where he approached the violator
and ldenUDed himself by badge and
identification card, prior to lisuing a
citation.
The driver said he had foreotten his
wallet and carried no other identification,
at whlch time he wu uked to step
from his car for further investigation.
"Hell no,• he· lold Wood, addlnl
another more pungent obacenJty and &hen
roared away.
Information IUbsequ'!'l_l)I galberod at __
the scene by Officer Bowen led to a
Long Beach businw whicb could involve
the auto usault smpect.
From Pagel
FIRST BABY • •
red light.I and sirem.
~.\::', Leoo In the laolltion of strangen only 1'111
enough to scrub down and nitc:b lnto
a. sterile gown, Officer Camarillo quietly
returned.
"I was-tbere for about 4S minutes
I aueso,'.' ~ the onetime asplrlnc bJib
1c:bool iosttuctor whose career prepara-
tions at CaDiornia State College, Long
Beach, seldom go one week without
u~e.
"It really comes in han~," said
Camarillo, who took police scienct:
courses at Orange Coast f C61Jege ant;t...
choge to go on to graduate\.1nd_..beeonfe
a lawman.
For those mothers and grandmothers
who would wurry and wonder if the
fact were left out, it was indeed the
closest the officer hu come in 21,!: ytars
on the force to helping out Jn an
emergency delivery.
To. balance the possibility, however,
he JS married and the father of a
16-month-old girl.
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Johnson Eases .Way
For Nixon Take-over
SAN ANTONIO , Tex. (UPI)
-Pre6ident Johnson, .who won
his tegislltiVe re}>Utation as
a masterful compromiser, ap-
parently will try to ease the
way for his Republican suc-
cessor by making no new
dramatic proposals to the
Den>ocratlc .Coogres!. . " . The .. word in Ta.u White
House circles is that Johnson's
farewell messages to Congress
will seek continuation of pro-
1!!111~ he -ed. -·
But he Is oot aboot lo push
' he had ordered on an edict
from Congress.
So .Ut o1 the pktuie doe3
he. feel, Johnson said he did
not take a squint at the ta1
revision package. He simply
serveq • nqtice that" it is up
to Congress and Nixon to ei:-
amine the propo.W! on their
own terms.
Jf>hnson .has alw&ys stresaed • Polftlcat· philosopllJ that be .
is an j.merican first and a
Democrat second. As be winds
up his presidency, he abun.s
parijsansb;lp._ .and. ezbor.ts bJ.s
folloWen to do the same.
for new "Great Society"l.==========;I
legislative directions as his
adrninisttaUoo nears an erid.
The method reflects
JOOnson's atUtude toward the
administration of Richard M.
Nixon. He also is a political
realist who does not believe
in setting guidelines for his
1uccessor.
'11l:e tipoff that he would
not rock the boat, or the na-
tion, with anY far-reachiilg
programs in the ebbin&." days
of bis presidency came with
Iii• letter lo GooV<ss sides\ep-
ping any recommendationi on
Treuury department studies
of tax refonps -proposals
Here;s Where
It's Atl
It's at 7891 Talbert Avenue.
TM Auto Club's new "cmtle" ln t1untington Beach.
folly ~offed. And fully equ;pped. Storting Monday,
January 6, providing mot• than 700 services to
Auto Oub members and the community. Everything from
weekend vocation to worldwide travel p~ning.
Everything to help you get out and foHow all the fun
that's going on in SoUthem Colifomio and beyond.
Stop by and let Ed Sullivan, the rwmmonoger, showyov
around the Auto Club's new "caslle"' In Huntington Beach.
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Nixon's 'C(llifor.nia ·Mafia' Takes· Shap~
I IACRAMENTO (APl -You
cn't quite call it t he
•'Callknla Mafia" yet, but
tbero'1 a dlltlnd Golden State
Davor to tbe admlnlltraUon
-..1ec1 Nixon I 1
-ling.
l'llton bu chosen Lt. Gov.
Rober! H. Finch, a long lime
friend and political adviser,
u Meretary of health, educa·
tlon and welfare. Finch is ex-
pectod lo play a maJor role
In .......n domestic policy.
At least five key White
House ~f members have
Callknla ba~ and
-· ~ Calllor-
nla., have been picked f..
lmporlant )obi and advisory
posiUons. ,,
More art. iP liJ!ci r o r
Wasbll1jltoa )obi, Finch Hid
bJ an interview.
The makeup of the late
President JQIUI F. Kennedy's
staff led obsemr> Io
nickname lt 111he Irish Mafia."
Some applied the "Texas
Malla" label ol the ~ of
trusted IS30CiateB of Preildent
Johnson.
Finch said it was natural
for California to provid(e a
core of bi.eh officials for the
admlnillraUon-boll>becauoo
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regent. asal.sfant lo the pmldent In
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editor of the San Diego. Union, -Jolm D. Erllc ... an, 43,
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A Regional Library?
Serious tB1lu are oet within seven deys .., dfflelop-
ment of a regional library and lDlmir:lpol ""'1rt 1ile on
Orange Couaty Fairgrounds property In Costa Mua.
Newport Beach al3o wantt to land the coon com-
plex. NeWJ>Ort councilmen are scheduled Jan. 13 to
make an altrectlve proposal for a Newport Center site.
Now, howfNer, with falrirowxls land lying vacent
In a !Olle whose lnstilutiooal and recreaUooal zoolDg is
carefully engineered and prolllcted, the C..ta Mesa site
wW seem treineodously at&ractlve. Shculd negotiations
with the Orange Co\mly ~ Property Setvlces depart-
lll<ltrt lead to success, the library would be a real att·
vantage.
Here's why.
Under a reduced 1969 countl library tax rate of
;l713UDb pol: $100 of Ulelaed vaJ11 ... oa, it COSll £osta
M ... tam Iii es '5 to '10 yearcy m1ae cl i.vo1oc81
bnlll<!h faclliti!IO, -near the dOW11t0wn dtj P8'irth• other .in·M-VenU.' . , · -
Only as much as you pay for a ff!W good paperback
editions, the figure is !Ull not tho wildest bargaln since
Manhattan was bought wllh beads, but certainly
through !"'faUitOI~ bhmcb libNry staffs. ,
It's 1ust a mattet of sjze and service ablliey.
The regional Jlblary Is 9ble lo bouse far more vol· um es in greater selection and 1divenlty, from tJJe most
contemporary fiction and ,.,.,.ficUon literature lo dlffi.
cult technical woru. VoraciOU$ local readers w o u I d
find a bonimza at their own bacl< dO!!I', while studeata at
all levels up through the unlvenlly pd have new
horizons In researdl and study ina\li1lllt.
The selectiOll. of books at to.ta Mesa's county
branch llbrartes Is not always terribly good and ~Y
ere further handicapped in a way ttllll doesn't apply to
a big regional facility.
Costa Mesa would benefit greaUy from a regional
libraryfac!Utyand all it offers.
For the same price of paperback editions ol the
two· volumes of Don· R<lbertaon'a "Pandlse Fells,"
Joseph Heller's "C&tcb-22," and JI Dell cookbook, thou·
sands of boolu -tho woalth of Ille world -would be
available lo Costa Mesens.
r-._ Even i! Costa Mesa 's courtbouse-llbra:ty bid should I · not be ae<epted by the county, fN&ry effort should con-
tinue to obtain tho reglooal library. It would do ' lot
lo ·improve tho educational and recreallonal reading
available to the city's citlze11'.
Three Good Leaders
Newport-Mesa school offJdals have in Robert
Unger, Robert Shelton and James Wood, the three
named to bead the school bond campaign, the makings
of a winning team. 1
· llnger, fomlcr c~ r.i .. a·dly manager, and Shel· '.t&i. former Newporflleach .. ~ .nt•gel' ~ now"•
Newport coun~. are.lntimiilel7 fJ!Dlllar'Wlth the
needs of the two cities. 'They hel)iedid them and
were in on the planning for the clties' re. ,
It is significant that Unger and ~ton: now are
·work!ng with the 'School district. In i<IBh ·11,a,t city gov·
ernment stood back and in effect told se!bOol officials
uvou have your prob i em s and w~ )µ\ve ours." Now
there seems to be recognition in city' hJfil that it is in
he be~~ · ·ic and economic mterest qf the community
to pro\ '!tter schools. ,.q
Jan:_; Wood was a school bond e>µnPalfln leader in
the losing effort last time around. An organizer of the
11Community Forum on Schools," Wood baa shown him·
self to be a dedicated worker on behalf of the commun ..
ity at large and particularly the school!.
In enlliting three men with solid records o! com·
munity action, school authorities have made a good be--
gi/mlng toward achieving community understanding o!,
and support for, tile $lS.9 million school bond program
~February 11. ·
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Child Most
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T1ie Molester.
Dear
Gloomy
Gus:
Readers Want Land Kept Open for Youth
By NORMAN NIXON, M. D.
Seldom is the problem of the child
111olester brought into foa.ts ucept
through headline stories of the occa-
sicmaf sex deviate wbo mtJ1llatel or
twrders a chUd io the course of a sex-
lal <>Hense.
Like lhe tragic abduction on Cbrilt·
mu Eve of JG-year-old Pamela Powers
1n11n lhe Des Moines YMCA, when lhe
bad gooe with her f.amily to watch bu,
1Jrotber compete in a wftsUing match.
Pamela went to the Jobby to buy a
eaody bar and was not seen again; her
IOdy, nude from the waist down, wu
fwnd in a lllDW-drifled dilcb U miles
•Wl1 afttt an escaped mental patient,
with a record of two previaus aa of-
!...,.. against young girls, led pollco
lo the scene.
THE ACCUSED, a mild-mannered,
self-ordained vagabond Dre&.cber, who
tlad been living in the 1'Y" dormitory
(or several months, reportedly asked
Pamela tC> gc> with him to his room
where she was raped and murdered.
As in similar situations elsewhere,
Des Moines citizens have projected their
concern and anger in demands for swift
action to exact retribution from the
guilty man--even with threats of mass
lynching. Since most sex offenses _against chil-
dren are not geoerally publlclud, 'there
Is litUe awareness of the enonnity of
the problem. But studies la Boston, Los
Angeles and New York indicate that sex
crimes against girls, as well u boys,
occur far more frequently than mos(
people realize. Police records are mis~
leading, since relatively few child m~ testers are ever reported, let alone ap-
prehended.
INb"'TEAD OP' BEING strangers who
lurk in alleys and dark streets as many
people ihlnk. most offenders are individ-
ualJi the child has knoW'!l. Orten they
are family lriends or blood relatives.
A recent three-year study by the Brook-
~--B11 George
Dear George :
I see some noted Britisher has
now come out as the originator
of "Sideways Thinking.'' I've been
reading about "Sideways Thinking"
in your e<1lumn for eight years
and you even had It in a book
you wrote. Didn't you really invent
the phrase, "Sideways Thfuking,"
and doesn't th.is Britisher annoy
you ?
LONG-TIME FAN
Dear Fan:
Sure, I invented i•Sidewaya
Thinking" years ago. I've gotten
10\l of letters pointing out some
~Bdlilher bu picked up on it.
No, it doesn't bother me apd
I hope he writes a book about
It -maybe I can find out what
I've been talking about all these
years. as I cert.ainJy never had
uy idea.
'CONFIDENTIAL TO SPIRO
AGNEW: By all mean•. ciw!,!e ii -how woWd that look on a
hamper-! (Hope this reaches
J'OU la time -f'm behind on
"" mall)
OOICFIDllll:rlA TO HOWARD
UOOBlll: I.ma ilnie, ao --
Whl!urlll we .co! city olllciak
wbo . wiD be concerned with the
problema at band -lil:e no side-
walks In most al Costa Mesa,
forclnl GUr childr<o to walk the
-to gel to lldlool, IMtead o!
polltlcilDI dreaming of 1 Mexican
empire?
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lyn Society for the Pm"1\loo or Cruelty to Cblldren, abowed lblt 1:1 perceot or
the li:nown moleslen in the1r oeri"
were lriends living with the family,
while • lllrtlmlr 18 pon:ell't were blood
n!aUv11; ooly 35 perceot were ltrlllgers
to the d>lld.
AltlJou&h 'l'wo out of .three of the girl
victims· to the~ lludy...., from
intaci families, ooe Gr both parent:s
uaually bad • h!lt«J of drug .-.
~.c~of°':=· ~i:il ,
CHILD MOl.En'EIUI are not limited
to teen-age dellDGuenta or nasty, elderly
men, u many believe. They can be any·
body from . the teens .. to the .70'• and rrom ·au wallq,ol llfe;Umally, lhey are
semally intdequaie mea (or more
rarely womeo) who mart to lnlanUle
sex play, feeling uocballenged with
children -girls or boy1. Many are
"sltuattonal offenders," men who are
not predbpooed to committing sexual
offenses but who succumb to a tempt-
!ng _ situatlon. For aome youngsters, like
Lolita, are really the seducers of the
"nice men" they meet.
In"' cases cl child molestation, every
effort should be made: (1) to reduce
the child's remorse and guilt; (2) to mln-
imlu the anxlety-produclng effects or
police investigations and court proceed-
ings subsequent to the crime, and (3) to
determine the need for psychiatric or
casework services for both child &."ld
parents.
SOME CO~ now provide
casework aervict11, substituting a pro-
tective agency's staff for the police in
questlooblg the children in tbelr homes
or the agency's olfice, and representing
them in hearinp held privately in lhe
judge'• chambera-otepo long In comiag.
But w!thout poyc:holherapy, lmpar·
able damage to the girl'• (or boy's) per-
sooallty development often leads to
mounting coolusion and gull~ disturbed
relationship With parents, family and
friends, and tbt Ukellbood of unsatisfac-
tory sexual adjustment in adulthood.
Quotes
Joel M. Lewin, Sit-, USAF, Montetty
-"H lltudents are willing to be pJlhe<I
around by a few a&itatora, they tboUla
drop out to make room for the man
who Is wi1llng to stand up for his dignity
and work for an tducaUon."
Carltso ~ S. F. -"'lbe hippies
and ylppiH, et al, will remain a mlDorlty
group uoW tbey learn tho meanlna ol
common aense and tta appllcati<m to
the genuine American way of We."
Geo. A. Btavtr1, Jr., L A. -"In
tht light of the worldwide urge for r..-. and th• detennlned fiaJ!t in
our country for one claa of dtiunablp
to an. we cannot justity tndlfference
or rtfuW to vott. ••
Merrit M. Field, llbennan Oab -
"l want the youn1 to be Idealistic, but
I allo want them to be realiJUc -
and lblt doml't moan to compn>mlle.
It IDUDI to wort lO acbie'tl eo J'Oa
..... the -~e to tl!ect chanp ... plan !or Olhen.'
'Crew Base Should Be Expanded"
To the Editor:
I wish lo comment on your editoiial
in the DAILY PILOT. of December 20
entitled "OCC'.11 Coveted Base."
This land which OCC is now using
for the crew base, and the adjoining
land which is used by the Sea Scouts,
very definitely should remain open for
lhe use al our youth. lllany young people
would have no ezperience wilh water
activities if it were not for these.
Nothing bas been said about the awn-
mer classes under the sponsorship of
the city of Newport Beach, teaching
sailing to both young and old, which
are held there. Thia is a marvelous
activity and one which is not very bigbly
publicized, but truly benefiting all those
participating.
TWO YOVNG PEOPLE in our family
have been an active part of the selling .
program for a number ·or . years 1n the
past, and the "hWIWi Interest'' ltories
which they have told could fill a book.
So many people coming to tbil area
far \'11taU0111 tab ulllng 1.-.. during
lhe tllne that tbey are here. Many al
these i;ec>ple have eorqe from other states
where they have no Opportunity to Jeam
sailing, or even to sail.
Our community has many opportunities
for good, healthful, water-oriented ac-
tiviUes for both young and old, but
it has litUe else to Offer , the young
people. What a pity tf thi.11 were to
be taken from them!
I UNDERSTAND that the Balboa Bay
Club has said that an arrangement could
be made for the conUnued use of the
college crew and sailing teams tr they
-Lhe Bay Club. -were to be granted
• lease. With an due rtspecl !or lhe
Intent or the Bay Club, I really can't
see them opening their gates to the
many people who avail themstlves. of
this sailing program. Without thil pro-
perty the city of Newport would have
to curtail the sailing program, because
every available area in the bay Is now
used for tbe classes.
The crew base should be allowed to
expand its property for the very exciting
crew activity, as well as the in-
tercollegiate s a I J l n g , and the
oceanography prograrru: as suggested.
THE SEA SCOUT BASE needs to be
developed, too, to provide greater ac-
tivity !or Our youth, .inc. ·boy1 'froin
all over the state. and perhaps every
· father., come here to learn about boating.
AJ for the Bay Club developing the
land by building more apartments aimilar
to the ones they now have -HEAVEN,
FORBID! Would you really want them
to extend that Chinese Wall!
. ELAINE P. EASTMAN
'Keep Wind'"" °" Bau'
To lhe Edlto"
Your recent editorial (Dec. 20) showing
the need for conUnued use of the Boy
Soout· and"°"'1P Coos! c 0IIe1 e
waterfront property for lhe purpose al
roc:ruUonal and edu<atlonaJ actMUes
ts most tpprecJated:
The wrlttt 18 wvlng .. lhe official
coordinator !or the UC! uiling program.
which up to date Js ot the highest
quality in the U.S.A., ye! ts maln!Alned
without expense to the tupai:ers. Al
lhe founder or intercollegiate recruUonal
saillng on lht Pacltk: Coast IDid here
at Newport ®me 30 yean qo, it bU
Jndffd been a worlhwhlle venture.
HOWEVER, THE growtb al waterfront
acUvlUtt has made it essuUal that
the educational lMtituUons, the Harbcw
~mlaloo, lhe "lnlalxl" lll~i.o,t, .,,,-tha privllt -CJiil>liiilil oiqm.
eoopel'lte to ... 'keep I W~ «I tbl
bay for !ht public and educaUonal use.
Let~r• from readlrs are welcome.
Normallu writer• should convey their
meuage in 300 words or less. The
right to condense letter1 to fit space
or eliminate libel' is reserved. AU
Jett.en mUJ't inctudt signaturt a11d
Mling 4ddrts.r, but names may be
withhtld on request if sufficient rea·
son b apparent.
We hope for early favorable action
and conlinued cooperation by a l t
"hands."
Your help in keeping th.ings mo\'ing
ls indeed appnclated.
ROBERT M. ALLAN JR.
(US Olympic Yachting Committee)
Poslth•e and Decent
To tbe Editor:
AJ a ciUzen interested in the welfare
of young people and in the equitable
use of our waterfront resources, I was
pleased by your December 20 editorial
on use of the OCC crew base.
For a number of years now, this
base with jts very modest building and
pier baa made possible a fine program
of tralnlng and recreation, not only for
Orange Cout College students but for
young people from other schools in the
county. I understand that a wider use
of the base is planned for the future,
involving sailing and other water ac-
tivities, with the participation o! UCI
and other local colleges. This futurt
sports and recreation center could, and
should, become a showplace that
everyone in the county would be proud or.
THE BALBOA BAY CLUB is a suc· cesSruI and ~ttracUve enterprise, and
no one would want to deprive it of
any privilege or resource It now enjoys.
But llll'ely It ha.!! eoough waterf.rontage
now to carry out its programs and
ensure the profit of its venture. The
crew base should be defended against
the expansion plans of the BBC.
In adult clrdes 16day there is a good
deal of criticism of the way some young
people talk, behave, dress themselves,
and wear their hair. U adults deny young
people the chance for wholesome outdoor
recreaUon ..... the same kind of recreation
that affluent adults enjoy in clubs like
lhe BBC -they should not be surprised
U some young people, at least, become
bitter and anti-social. The continuation
and development of the OCC crew base
a.s an intercotl'll'giate spam and recrea-
tion center ts the best way I know
of sbowing that we have something
postthte and decent lo offer young people
lo place or the kind of behavior that
18 being ao widely deplored these days.
DONALD HEINEY
Wlllcll WUI It Be'!
To the Editor:
"Mle ti.me has come, to paraphrase
an old expreS!lon, for all community·
minded citilens to awaken to their own
Intereats.
I speak ot that last remaining ••wfndow
on tbe bay" at the~ange Coast College
hoalbouse property whtch the Balboa
Bay Club bu every intenUon ol annexing
and bulldlnl Jel 1nother hlib rise.
•
a year, OCC .hi\• l!Ollgbt an .•-of its remainln& JO.year lease with the
county.
IT ENVl810NS that the bcdkh<""ed
site and sU~ wiD be shared by all
the colleges Jn ~them CalJ!ornia u
a base for U)e finest intercollegiate &ail·
ing center Jn the United States. It would
also conUnue to·be used by the rowtna
crews, by hundreds of residents evf!!IY
swnmer in the · s;crtation deparrment's
sailing instructioo.program, and'by many
civic Ol'ganizaUOOB throUghout the year
who seek some aCftsa to the bay.
It would also mean that those alips
of the Balboa Bay Club, which now
eocroacb OD 200 foiet of the 0CC properly
(by virtue of a 30-day ,nYOCable notice
permit) would ldlye to go, so that the
property could bf; used for lhe purpose
for which the Jeaie· was originally writ-
ten: intercollegiate competition.
' THE CHOICBj IS, fellow ciUze1111:
another private 4tdgh rise on public
waterfront J~ or the developme:nt
or that property .. ,. multi-purpose facfil.
ty for all citiledl or thiJ area. Wblcb
will it be? ~ '
Your concern wouJd appropriately be
expressed to tbe•Orange County Harbor
Commission, 19@ Bayside · Dr I v e ,
Newpurt Beacli,,j'.:allfomla,. 92660. That
is the organizauan which will make a
final recommendation to the orange
County Board of Supervisors.
DAVID·A. GRANT
Reaplutloas
To the Editor:
Your recent I.. publlcaUon of m y
husband's letter ~ li:I praise of Dr. S.
I. Hayakawa, adtlhg president of San
Francisco State 'College, pr om p t e d
several upbeat responses -not the 1ellt
of which may be •a·praisewortby resolu-
tion to be presented for the Newport
Beach City Council's approval Jan. 13.
I am encouraged to urge the same
council membera to approve ''Thank You
Resolutions" to P.te O"'.Dtfl and/or Pip-
pen who participated in lhe dellibtM
Xmas boat parade -in the spirit of
good fellowship and unselfish citilenry!
This kind of activity b an antidote
to the sickening effect of the alck
segments of our IOC!ety.
ANN M. WEISSMAN
Futl~al of Liflllts . ;.
To the Editor : ·
At the dote d another succeulul
holiday season, we of the Harbor Area
have many people to thank 1n one way
or another for their efforts, time and
considerable money spent for the benefit
of people in general
The annual Ftllivsl of Llibta ii a
good eumple of unselfish e!!ort ·to mate
lhe holiday• a UW. more cbeerlul and
pleasant !or~ ol p,qple. ~be
It would be ol """'° ,fu-· to bow
how much ~ tltoe and IDOlll)' 11
spent each year "' this holiday parade.
THE A VERA.GB boat. OWDf/ .,a
appto>lmately . IS houri ~tlnf:
average boat u.ie. wndmjltlJ ..
llghta plus a tg>aH.tt pa poerator
system to ~.\ P>e dectrtc:ltJ for
sam•. A~ &O ·boots tra\'el
10 mlles ucll ~ for six nJOts
mailing a 1r•11cf toCaf ol UGI uilleo
traveled.
1be City ol Neciport Beoclt Enlploy,..
Association crew spmla . a.....imately
18 hours uedl., the 1finulited
The college h8S propcoecl a plan, In Cbriltmas tne "" ooe ol Beek'• !erry
, oe<ord with UCI, that would preserve boats that'1 -•tee! each yur. A
and lminve thil llJllUlar view or the .,.... from Ille (:tty Auoclatlon also
.,,,,. 'Tbe occ plM -Ille -tell '\pmiiolllo lloatinc Chrlstmu tne ..... pobUc!; not private, .,. ol the loll Itel year 'Withoot eomptnutloo or any kind.
al water!root by oar communlUes. For Thi Newport Ila<bor Cbambt< o1 Olm-
met<J logs In approximately 3,500 fo
4:000 ·tiJ.epbone calls from people 1n
Newport Beach aQ\I people many m116
away a'llking for best area to ikw
·parade, ti}ne:, route, etc. etc. ·
TO THE CREW o! NBC TeJevisjbh
that taped the parade in color and P,t · u on oout.11><:oast TV !or ap~y
114 to · 2 minutes at prime time ~~
a thank. you. . 1~ Yes, 1t takes lots of effort, time and
money to make the annual Festival of
Lights an enjoyable event, but it'a wqrth
every cent of it. Our ,..hats are oft to
the many boat owners, water front homes
in ·the ·harbor, and all the people that
g1,.. freely of tbelr ~e, effort f>d
funds for-tbe)enjoyment of others. ~
JACK BARNEIT
Executive Secretary
Newp(>rt Harbor
Chamber of Commette
Moon questions
To the Editor:
'
In the wake or the stupendous flight
to the mooW, some rather irrelevant
questions come to mind which, maybe,
other people have wondered about.
Fifst,;wbatever happened to ''The Man
in the Moon?"
Second, In view o1 . the reports !~m
the astronauta about "a dark and
forebodlng and wiinviUng territott," won't it be necessary for the songwriteni
to revise some of their now-nonsense
lyrica •about "moon, croon, spoon, tune,
June," etc! And how about the ~g
which was quite popular not so very
long ago that went like this :
"FLY ME TO THE moon and let
me play among the stars, let me !'te
what love is like on Jupiter and Mars."
Maybe tbil song-writer had more
vistoos than most! But I can't help
but wonder if "the light of the silv~ry
moon," whole turface 1ook5 like gr~.
dirty, bwlly-lrodden beach sand, wll!
sUll control the romances of all people?"
It wtJI be Interesting to see whst
lyric writers and poets will find J .to
replace the <:banged image of the moon.
MRS. KAREN MOWl!R
Deeoratlotu Contest
To the Editor: ,
Oo bebalf o! the Coota Mesa Com-
munity Projedl Committee, w h I ch
apl)DIOl'td our lltb Annual Christniu
Decoralloos Coolest, f wi!h to thank
Ille DAILY PILOT stall !or lhe coopera.
tJon and pubUdty given to our project.
The ~le of Costa Mesa can if" be prood or the htgh calibre o!
dally publicatloo whtch we all enjoy.
LOU DlNG
OoorillDil I
f
--·--Friday, Jaii 3, lUU
T7lc "1ftorlol -Of the Dollp
Pilol acckl 1o mform cmd '""" "'4lc 'l'ffClaa bv ,,,.,.,.ung thll
~· opintonr cmd con!-~ '""'""' Otl lopb of lntm1i Clftd rigN/ita!lcf, bv Jl'ovfdhlg •
f°""" far Che c:qir.,rio!I of
ovr ttodn1' opiniom, mid bN
praettdno th• drver11 vii
pofftll of lnf<>f'ffltd ob1
...S IJlO""""" OJI toplci Of
dcri.
Robert N. Weecl, Publl.iiar -
BY
WILLIAM
REED
••••• •••
In the .Wind
PubllcaUon of the " P u b II c
Papen of the President of the
United States" has been announced
by Lawson B. Knott Jr., ad•
mlnistrator of Gooeral Services of
the federal government.
Tbe wltune c6ntains verl>allm
transcripts· of the news con· ferences, public messages and
1tatements and other selected
papers Issued from the White
House. ,
Among:' the 577 Items in the
vollUJle are the President'& state
of the union message, special
messages on consumer protection,
education and health, and crime
control; items relaUng to the
President's · DK!eUng with Soviet
Premier Kosygin at Glassboro,
N.J., meeUngi with VI et n am
leaders in Guam, and the Latin
American summit conlerencol at
PuDta de! Estc, Uruguay; and
speeches made by the President
while on his five-day around the
world tour.
* Tbe 1,228-page volume consists
of two bookS. Tbe first, priced at
'8:75 ·covers from Jan. 1 through
June 30, 1967. The second covers
the balance of 1967 and costs $8.
Similar volumes are available
covering the administrations of
Presidents Truman, Eisenhower
end Kennedy and the first three years of the JoBnson ad·
ministration. A volume covering
1968 ts In preparation.
All volumes are sold by the
Superintendent o f Documents,
Government PrlnUng O f fi c e ,
Washington, D.C., 20402. Prices
vary for the Individual volnmes,
10 send for information oli prices.
* All that land carving seen from
Beach Boulevard south of In~
dianap6lis Avenue and to the West
is the Macco Co. building its new
18-acre trailer park, or whatever
they are called these days, at
Delaware Street and Frankfort
Avenue.
Tbe half·million dollar project
will provide 113 trailer lots and
comp!ete recreational facJJIUes.
The future Pacific Coast Freeway
is to be built just east of the pro-
ject.
* Bill Peterson, who operates a
IllODe')' lhop at Flve Points has
lust celebrated 30 years with the
bank. His is a .success story with a rise from messenger in 1938 to
manager of the bank.
There's Nothing
•
Oriental About ;
:Jfong Kong Flu
~ WASHINGTON (AP) -Despite being
&agged as the "Hong Kong Ou," there'•
llOlhlng espe<:iJlly Oriental aboot the
nature of the new strain o( tnfluema
now sweeping the country.
~ And the same goes for the ~
ffAsian flu,'' that first appeared in
!1.ldemlc form In 1957. .
In both Instances, say experts on com-~untcable diseases, the two strains were
~ply genetic mutations of a form of
uenza virus called lnflaenza Type-Al
t bas been known for ,yur •.
S The ll<W strains got JbeJr names llecause they first popped up In Asia,
lait the lnllia\ Jl)Ulatlooa JDlibl just u
l!bily have mted In ..,. other part
the world, ll8ld rtseardJera of the
surgeon general'• olOce and the
Public Health Service.
These ume experts llald that wblle
t·ag• travel bas Jnmased the -lblJl.
of bnlJOl'llng<:<lltsglous -lmn a and othei parta of the world, there
no • evidence to lndlcale that Hong
fi• ,-brought lllto the country
air travelen.
The re-of thoosandl of Amerlcu fnmi Vietnam bas oiaenled. an
l!l<llUooal health factor, 1uthorttles aid, l!Pt, al -. they ,.. poalbWIJes of !IPIY -adlc catu and localiled OIJI.
~ fJ definitely ad a DI a r of'lin-
on lncre.ulnC an>otmt of-."
David J. Sencer, -of the tklnal Communicable lllleuO. llllltet
A1Jan1a, Ga., said 1!! aa lnlenlew.
11"11'• • IJDlplom of the fad ... -Id
.. (ln>'lllnf mnalllr. Bui ... -'t -JllDIC In the otrOeb; and we -~ bt ~ with epidemics of pi....,
llballpoi:, or malaria."
•The publlc health --and tho armed forces -have been lsaulni . alerts, lhroUgb medfcal joumalo
othe< ......... -general p-ac-
and public health ofllctall of
the pOlllO>fllty that they IJIJ&IJI w froni..I ... iJa1 wlltl I'~ ........
-mlhttellborel.
f'edeNIF•nCfs ~ ; • '1' · · P~t Projects· Get·
Demo $·Farewell .
WASlllNGTON (Al')-la Ult twlllihl
-ot tho J-pttaldeney,
Democratic "Clmf•lstralorl '"" feeding
lartwell -of ledfl:al fU!xls .. ~
Great Soclely pn>Srlllll.
The ·objectlve, uya one depm1ln1
Demotta~ ts to create ''planlJ' ol _ _. ... propel the prosrllDI put
-'ble budget slalbes · In the early
lll<lllllls of Richard M. Nlx<>n'1 Republican
.,:lmlnfstratlon.
The latest eicample came thlJ wiet
and Involved one of tho ..Jo\ina<li' id-
mfnlstratioo's faVllitte urban._....
-Model Cltiel. Oflldall dlrlnoed lbal
Seattle, Wash., 11 receiving a flt mllllce
bundle of federal IJ'lllts to move Ill
Model Clliell pn>gnu11 oil the drawtnc
board• and Into adloo. .
Tbl.s wu the 11n1:11me the.baJl-l>JJUoo.
dollar fUnd for 111pplemeotal Model CIU ..
grants had been lapped, bot -
C. Wood, acting secretary of Housing
and Urban Developmen~ llald "other
dUes with plaDI under mlew can ezpect
a dedsioo shortly."
GEr GRANTS
Before Nixon moves lnlo the Wbite
~ on Jan. 20, dflclal• aald. it'•
P.OOSible that nearly I ~ of other cities wUI receive a1mUar grants. Tbeae
lnclOde Atlanta; Baltimore; Bolton and
Cambridge, Mus.; Qaarlotte, N.C.:
Denver, Cola.; Detroit and 'Highland
Park, Micb..; Huntavllle, Al a. ;·
Pblladelp!Ua; Porllllld, Maine; Porlland,
Ore.; Reai:llng, Pa.; St. Louia, Mo.;
Sm!tbville-.DeKalb, Tenn.: Tampa, Fla.;·
and Waco. Tex.
Funds for prelbnlna:y planning of
Model Cities projects were ezbauSted
a month ago when D dtles were added
.. the 125 eomrimnltlel already cbarllng
federally llpoD!i>red atlacbl en urbtn
blight,
While Great Society pllimen say 11>11-
surge ol grants was moUvaled by their
belief lhal the Model Clli" approadl
ts the best way to u~ <:ity llums,
they concede Jt will have the effect
of flnnly enlrenchlng the program before
:eue~:onm and~nts 1:fi
feel compened to continue ailocatlons
under slandanl.s set by the JJemocrats.
The momentum theory ts being applied
to other Great Society programs, too.
~ Take the Concentrated Employment
Program. On De<. 8, Socretary ol Labor
Willard Wirt% announced that bl& depart·
menl and the Pentagon had agreed to
ezpand thlJ pn>gnu11 to train 1,600 bard-
SanDiegoSeu
200th Year
Celebrations
SAN DIEGO (AP) -San Dlqo'1 200IJi
anniversary celebration got underway
Wedneaday with the trad!Uonal ringing-
of the bell.s at the old mllsloo and
1 rare 200-gun aalule.
Tbe celebrallon, delfined to mark tho
founding of the <:ity by Francllcan Father
Junfpero Serra in 1'189, includes a yur ..
long parade of events wbicb range from
an okJ.time tDovie fesUval to the in-
auguration ln the tprlng of the San
Diego Padr<s as a Nallonal Leque
baseball lwn.
Catholic sisters al the old -San Diego de Alcala rang the belll
at mldDighl to 1l!ber in the New Year
and the observance of San Diego'•
blcent.nnlal.
At noon New Year's Day, the mighty
2QO.gun salute boomed oul.
Firing all at the same Ume were
BO guns at the North hland Naval Air
Station and 40 gun& each al the Marine
Corps Recruit Depot. the Naval Tl'alnll!g
Center and the Naval amphibious bue.
A three<lay party al Balboa Put
kicked off the celebration. Acllvlilea will
Include a film festival and ground break·
tng for new bai.ldlnga.
Hundreds of San Dit&O C o u n t y
organiutiona have been preparbq: for
the celebration for the put three )'ears.
Sailboat raw, art lihowl, hlatorltal
.........ciment and dramatic prod1lcllona
are a ff.!W of. the eWiitl·Khed~ .
The San ~ Sq Brldp
wtll be opened In September. '
Spain and Me>lco, bolb ~ facton
In the el!Y'• blslocT. Will •1*1ldpite
acllvely 1n· the celebration. A W1ll'ld trade
fair will bring (OOCls and ahlblts lmn
other countries.
Tourism play& I major Iola· In S...
Diego'• economy. The famed San Dieao
1Alo, Sea World, -Bay, tllo beaches, the mounta1m. nearby Meslco,
are just a few of the YW'ftlW1ll -Uonal •faci11Uet wbk:h anm11U, dnw
mttu... of vllltm.
1lle . mDlll.tY -to bt ID lnl-IJOl'falil locaf. Sevirili major Nl'I)' and
lolitlne Corpt lrllnlns !mW'-an
Jocai..I here and lbt poii,IJ --
for many W>lla al ... ·-Fleet. All !D!111atJ laclllllel m IUlnr an active
piit tO lht«elotnlf• · ··~ ___ ., ,-.-\. . ,.
Huntington Realtors
• • To Bear SCEManager
llJJph c. K!Mr, dlllrlcl -of
tho Southom Calltomla -C.O., will opealc Jan. I to the Huntlqton Btacb
Bcmt1 of·-1rlll(fllilliME lleii:ll •
ton, 2112 Coast Hlghw.,-, I a.m.
s
DEPlOYME~ ·qf U.S.·TROOPS ~ •
I' I
I
llllill '•u•••.•nr -· 11111 NATIONS ........ -·=···· ........ ~ . ........ .,.,
' . ~'
:.•::·:::. .,. I
.
Troops Deployed Around World
Map spota deployment of U.S. military personnel
outside, the country as of Jan. 1. P~gon figures
show greatest troop concentrallom, to be In Viel·
nam '"'1!f Western Europe.!l'otal fiaure.to~Vieblam
is 53$,l!QO, w\j\le Pentag<m figures!ihoW. 320,000 U.S.
troops depl<>yed In Western Europe. .
'
Military Wants Minorities \
WASHINGTON (AP) -The Pentsgon
·ls ;m•tlng a bid for more quallfied
N..,,. aDd other f$orlty group youth&
i:opresen!s • ocly about i ])el'Ctn!,of the
current total enh>llmMt of · 11;137 ·
The Pentafon llald L. Howard -~ Its civil rights director, had wrt1te1r to
educators tl!rougboul the un11e11·statea
1!5klng their help.
uwe are ~y Interested' • • •
In having Negro; Puerto Rican, MeSJoan.
American and other mll!or1ly . group
youths know that UJe;. ' Carier op-
partunltles are open to. tbem,''·Bemett
wrote.
He asked each ol Iha educaf<ln k
!Onrard to the Defense De~ th(
-of al least els mlnorily,,ll'Ol!I youths "of ,blgb ocholaslic aclllif,ei~f4
excellent health and charactir, lnil
41?1\'d Ieacitnhlp potenUal." .•
Students In 1be 11th al!d utb~== ..-coosid~ as prospedlve
IOI' c:Jasses entertog the three nm Juli' and Julf mo.
SPINETS/COHS01~
"
New artd Pre0 0wr1ed/
wuRIJTZO SPllllT , $395
Oeod C!Ofldll\Oll, n ... 1or ~
,,
5425
5495
5495
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NLF .Ca·lls -U.S. Table Plans. 'Torluous:r
PARIS (AP) -The Nallooal Llllerl·
t1oa Float aid today it would be "dll·
llcull to accept• the ialal Amerlcan pr_.. lo ..W. lbe ~ural argu-
-ata1l1nc Ibo VletDam peace talk&.
11111 an NII lpOil...,.. •toPPed short
ol ~I llal!>, deputy chief ol the
lJ:j)ol'I peace delegation, said the. U.S.
~,......._ .. and rdlecled
'tbt ••al)lunt Jdu'~ that the Paris talka
-lo bl. -aflllr. nie -1 will mad• Thursday niglll
*" * *, '111e nowelt Junior Chamber ol
:cmm.rot_rhaplar!nTllUboaltl
11¥1 <il Ille belt lllteodllllee records
o Iha ~. Allloi the memban "Ti s B ts 1re Ill-* al the Seagoville FOd-U o o 008
n1 Cornctlonel Institute. ·
• B52 Strikes Tlu:-yeal'<ll4 Paul NICholl1 of
liJmjngbam, Elilland. wote up
vtlh a hangover New Year's Day.
'au! was ru5bed to the boopilal
Liter bl& molller found him slum!"
.i In a aofa with an empty bottle
rf port nert1o him. •
·UM Omodti, who care1 for
her ailing parni.tl and four
brothn1, wai ncmtd by a panel
1 o/ judge• here a.a "The 'Nicest
Cllrl> "' 11o1v. • Llltk u... .....
lit>t• in F~ue, 1DC1 dtclar«t wiJt..
I ,..,. of the 196! "Golden Alll1d"
atDJlfd given annuaUv to tM
child judged the be1t l><hav•d
~ kall ulfilh m the counl7'1/,,
.
Against Reds
SAIGON (AP) -'!be U.S. Command
today ropcrled Ibo heavletl 13$2 llrlkes
In South Vietnam In ~ weeka, with
almcet 1,000 tons ot bombs dropped
nortltwtlt ot Salgoo and nearly !00 -en the matted U Minh Forest deep
In !he M~°"' Delta.
Ground actlon remained 11 g h I
lbn!ughoul the naUon, although allied
1weepe -from the southern delta 16"111 area llOllthwest of Da Nang where
Amerlean Marine! and South Vietnamese
troop! were grinding aw8y at Viet Cong
and North Vietnamese forces .
Signs o[ fresh enemy movement alllO
were rtported from two more old battle
areas -The A Shau Valley west of
Hue and the demllltarued r.one between
North and South Vlelnam.
Mantia Police Chief Ger•rdo G. Flien from the carriers Coral Sea
(arnayo .reported oo New Year's -.id Coostellatioa hit the A Shau Valley
)"'1 that the crlJlle rate in Manila .. 1 t b 11 llOl'lles Tbunda)', the heaviest
opped by 33 ~-t in 196S. cooceotrati"'1 ot· Naval air sftngth ~--reported in ooe day alnce the bombing
• cl NO<th Vietnam was baited on Nov.
' HIJIPY N"" Year, aaid R. 5; 1. lou""r to the ••-u•-'o! .,..,.;.. , . ~. '!'1f!WY opokesman said the target _....,_, .,._, • mcruaea c"l"!!"flalled roada dumps and
!'ex., ~· he fulfilled hlB ""!"palgn blvowks the 'Viet Cong and' North Vl•t-'""1lise and abolished.'h!S )Qb., ,nameS& have been 1tudlly rebuilding ~had run Oil a pla!fonn con-· '!ii the valley, "hlch Ia a major supply iendlni the post was 111pOrfiuous, baae 1<r operations against allled
U>d he vowed to eliminate It alter clef.ma In tlie -part of SOuth
ialf hJJJ foot year term. He di4 It .Vietnam.. '
11 an .. timated '13,000 a year sav· U.S. beadquartera reported also that
ags to the taxpayers. enemy activity in the DMZ had increased
• alwply in the Cbristm,...New Yesr
porlod: with more than !00 "lndlcationa
Slcimay dipping of enemy activity" in the 12 days sinee
• th< name of th< Die. :11. In the U daya before following ~,,.. ond ...,,.,,ers the bombing bal~ about 1,000 sud> in:
Soviet Soldiers
.
by U.S. ....,uator CynJI R. Vance at
a meotlnK with Nar1h Vletoameae Col.
Ila Van tau. Vance propoeed Ill• dll·
fenmt r.nn. tlie coolerenoo table mtgbt
take, Willie Ln M9anced another IW'O"
posal fO< • round table.
Tbt NU' ipOkaman told a DIWI COQ.
terooce tbal all ol Vance'• tab'lo ahapes
reflected the 'iunaoceptable'• American
Idea that .only two llfdel would be taking
'part In, the dllcuaaloDI. North Vietnam
and the NLF ins!$ that .the conference
Is to be a' lour-party alfair al wblcb
the NLF Is to have lull status.
..
"It Is very dUUcult lo accept the
proposals of Mr. Vence because they
nOed Ille absurd Idea ot two ~·
Nam Aid. Wben a DOWflllAD called air
i;;no. to hll wordJnl -"~ to
aecept" -and laked U hl.s d&gatlon
rejected t he u. S. proposals, N a m said
with a smUe: "1 have already replied."
V ancti at hll m<et1ng with I.Of! said'
the United Stalq and South Vietnam
would agree to lllt at the fOllDd table
propoaed by Hanoi U a fell atrtp waa
stretdled """'"' the ceoler of tlie table
•
T
1/ th.I Polar Bear
:lub iJI Lake Mich-
gan, .(i<f!}, and
he Po!lqllln Club
n V<tllct, Calif.
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.Face Trial Over HISTORIC APOLLO I CAPSULE BACK IN .DOWNIY
North Arnerfcen Rockwell Offlclal1 to Examine LUMr Craft
Czech 'Incident'
PRAGUE (UPI) -Clecboaloval: ol·
liciala today opened Ieaal P"'C""'flnp
again!t • number of Soviet llOldlers
l'flfltJting from an ''iocldent" between
lbem and tll'o Caechoslovak cltfJena Dec. :ra, Ibo national ...,.. ageocy Celeka
oald today.
Apollo 8 Craft Returns
~o 'BQme' in Southland
Goorp Hiiis, wbo ii 69 and bald,
rnn a free abampoo and Ht at a
Vol<ingham, England beauty par·
or in a raffle. Hil!J went aloog to
he beauty shop anyway and sat
Older the drier for a while. • Lest year was Leap Year, and oh,
t<>W those New York gals took ad·
rantage ol it. There were 75,497
oarriage licenses issued in 1968 in
Jew York City, and increase of 6
oercent over 1967 and the highest
olal llince 195L
It WU tbe first official dilclosure of
such friction with the tnvuton force
stnce lbe be~ of "oormaliatlon"
of relatlonl lollo!viJli the Alli. 21 . ln-
.vaslcn.
The treaty governing stationing of
Soviet troops on Czechoslovak soil
.Upulata !bat the offen,.. cammltted
by Sovlel pmoonel agaln5t ez.dlosloval:
citbens or tbe1r propnt.y come under
""'cbooloval: lecal jurladlctlon.
'!be regnlatloo Is similar lo that applied
to U.S. forcu to West Germany since
World War D.
Ceteka quoted a brief report In the
newspaper Mlada Fronta which laid the
incident occurred the night of Dec. 21-29
in the tovm of UsU Nad Labem, in
northern Bohemia.
Jt said the local military district pro-
secutor had opened proaecuUon against
an unidentified number of Russians "for
..... tricting per80llal freedom and (doing)
bodily Injury ••
DOWNEY (AP) -'!be Apollo a
&paceoraft, home to three U.S. -ui..
during man'1 first orbit of the moon,
ls back at.the North American Rockwell
plant where It was manuf~tured. ·
The capsule was fiown Thursday from
Hawaii, Ipimediately, engineers began
fests to analyze bow well it stood up
in 147 hours In space and tbe blistering
relurn through the earth's atmosphere.
After a PrWm1narY examination, a
spokesman aald he was elated lhat the
bottom of the craft was chamd 110
liWe by the UOlkfegrte labrenhell
temperature it encountered l"ffDterinl
the earth's atmosphere.
In the next two montbl. certain in-
strument systems will be removed and
tested to aee how m u c h flight t I m e
they have left in them, the plant
spokesman aaid. Then the craft will
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be returned to the NJUona) Aeronautics
and Spae< A-on.
The capsule carnied utronauta Frank
Borman, James A. Lovell Jr. and
Wllllam A. Anden throlJlh a W.hour
flight to \be moon'• orbit, 20 hours
encircling the moon. and a 58-hoar return
flight Christmas week.
Fl,at Earth Club
Losing Members
.Thanks w Apollo
DOVER, England (AP) -Th t
American astronauts' trip to the moon
aboard Apollo I baa"'become a headache
IOI' the International Flat Earth Soclely.
lt believes the world ls shaped like
a dinner plait but now aome members
aren't so sure.
"We've 1oet a lot of members because
of this absurd Apollo trip," aaid the
chief Ital urthman Samuel Shenton.
"] should think we're down to fewer
than 100 members now."
He didn't say what the membership
was before Apollo I began sending pie.
turn of earth -clmilar pictures.
But the reslgnatioos don't alarm Shen-
ton 6$.)'W'-<>ld former sign wriler.
0 U their opinion can be swayed by
such D.imsy evidence," he said. "then
they're no use to me or the society."
Aal:ed wby Ibo spaceship pl10loo •bow·
ed a rmod earth Shenton 1a1 d: "J'rn
glad you mmtlooed thal That'll wbere
UM>16 Americans afKI Russlam are M
damned CIDlD1n&. For 101De reason or
other they obvlOOaly want ua to think
the WO<ld Ii rouod. S..e ol the pictures
h a • e been blatantly doctored. Sludlo
shots probably -or t'1..torUon from
the camera Jena."
Bucher Still Resting
SAN.Dll!lGO (AP) -Of tho a freed
USS Pueblo .,.,..,.., 0!1ly the &tipper,
cmdr. Lloyd M. Bucher, remains ~
llrlcled for medical lreltmenl In t h e
San Dle&O lla,tal'llo1plW, .
"He wM ca!T)'lng a big load and Just
needs re.st." llld a NIVJ' spokesman •
' to l)'lllb!>ll&e tlie dlv!llon of Ille •con-
f tn!Oele putlclpanta !nto two "akiel."
Vance mtl lhla mornlllg with South
--Phun i>ang Lam for IO -lo give him Ille
deWll of hll meetlq wttll Lau. '!bore
waa no comment by eJther aide.
The Norlh Vietnamese, in a com ..
munlque , said Vance bu not yet ac-
ceplod lta "loslcal and reuooable pro-
posal.'' It accused tlie Amerlcans of
dellb«ately tkla.vtng tlie conference.
Both U.S. and North v--.. pro-
1969'• f'ir•t
I ' I ' ' I! ~we re'sald to be under study'
by the l:oohi'ence parlldpanla.
Lau declined to .....,i Ille loll olrlp
proposal or any of Vance'• five other
table de&iiN Thunday, bul be said be I
would consider the proiioula. Then be I put forward lhla ~'
If the Americans accept a rd.Uld tablt
will! •otll\Dll to iuggest dlv!lloo, then r
North Vit1JW11 wlll drop lta demlnd
for _.a1e lloCs and llllllOPW.· In I
~conference room for the four delep. f
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f Skyjacked Jet
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Returns to U.S.
M1AMI CAP>-'lbe crew of an East·
ern Air Linel. stretch-jet hijacked to
Cuba Tb~ new the big plane back •
to Miami todliy with 1' of the 11-0 pas-
sengers, including several childreo. '
Two Eastern turboprop planes were
seat to the airport at Varadero1 Cuba, tO retrieve 'the remainder of UM! kid-
naped passengers, according to John
Graffius, acting area manager far the
Federal AvlatiOb Admi.nistration.
No explanation wu giv«i immediately
for Cuba's unumal action in allowing
scme of .the pasaengers to returp with
the crew. On previous hijackings, Cuba ~ required all passellgers to remain
at Varadero until unaller planes were sent from Miami for them. saying the
alrport runways were too short for safe
lal:eotf of the big commercial )eta.
W. J. Dane, regtooal manage!' for
Eastern ln Miami, said an ambulance
wu standing by fOr a woman ~nger
and a sick baby.
The jet wu the lint plane to be hi-
jacked to Cuba OW year. La.st year 1hefe were 20 hijackings to Cuba, 14 of
them from the United States.
About an hour before the jet wu
scheduled to land at M1aml Internation-al Airport, Capt. °"1nla Vonbuss radioed
the Federal AviaU~ Administration at
Jacksonville, Fla. FAA 5Upervisot Har·
old Jemen said Vanhusa reported. "I
am going to Havana,"
The plane al that point was 60 miles
east of Jacksonville. There was no im·
mediate word on what went on aboard
the plane.
Most hijacklluls have featured a ma:t
with a gun, who threatened a crew
member and ordered the pilot to fl7. to
Havana. None has resisted. ·
The FAA said die Eastern plane WU
cleared direct to Cuba .... after the
hijacking was reported.
Egypt to .Trade Greek
Hijacker for 2 Arabs?
ATHENS (AP) -There was speoula-
tion in Athem today that the Egyptian
government might offer to acbange the
Greek who hijacked a Greek airliner
for the two Arab terrorists who shot
up an Israeli airliner at Athens airport.
The plane and lO'l of the persons
aboard it returned safely · to· Atheris
'llluraday, but El1Jlllan authorities were
holding the hijacker in Cairo. A govern·
ment source said tbe Greek Embassy
in Cairo was being kept informed oC
his interrogation.
There ls no extradition treaty between
Greece and Egyp~ and It was not knowo
if Greece would make an official request
for the man's return. The two Arabs
who shot up the El Al airliner last
week, killing an Israeli passenger, are
held in Athens on a variety or charge.
including homicide.
The Olympic Airways1 DC6 was
diverted over the eastern Mediterranean
'{'hursday by a gunman who fired a
warning shot lhrougb a cockpit window aod O<dered the pilot to fly to Cairo.
Olympic Airways, owned by Aristotle
Onassis, sent a jetliner to pjck up the
97 other passengers, who included seven
4-mericans. The plane window wu
repaired, and after refueling the crew
Oew the ain:raft to Athens Thursday
night.
The Greek government said the hi-
jacker wm George Flamourides, 30, a
former army deserter from Crete who
was jailed in 1967 for disobedience and
insurbordination. He was freed by a
1968 New Year's amnesty.
Egyptian authorlilea said Flamourides
told them he diverted the plane to Cairo
Heart Beats On
because he had been "bounded and
persecuted" as an opponent of the
military regime in Greece.
Slain Hollywood
COed Stabbed
But Not Raped
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -Marina
Elizabeth Habe, 17, was stab bed
repeatedly in the chest before her killer
dumped her body down a brush.covered
slope off a lr>Vers' lane where she bled
·to deatb, an autopsy showed today.
But the coroner's office reported the
blue-eyed University of Hawaii coed was 1
not assaulted by her slayer. '"nlere
i!I no evidence of forcible rape," Dr.
Russell C. Henry said Thursday. Ad-
ditional tests were ordered.
There were bruises on the face of 1 the al tractive teen-ager, indicating she
was beaten by the person who apparently
kidnaped her from outside her Hollywood
home early Monday.
The sheriff's homicide bureau repcried
no firm leads or suspects in the brutal
crime. "We wish we had," said LL
Harokl. White.
Authorities were lnvestigating the
possibility that Miss Habe was abducted
with the. intent of rape and she was
killed when she resisted the attack.
The home where the girl lived with
her actress mother, Eloise Hardt, is
located three "blocks below glittering
Sunset Boulevard In an area which police
said has been plagued by raplsta: in 1
recent weels.
'
Dr. Philip and Eileen Blaiberg are all smiles as U1ey leave for a
11bl.rthd1¥" dinner in Cape Town,, s. Africa, celebrating the first 8J'l-o
nlvenary of fib successful heart transplant Dr. Blalberg, a retired
dentist, is the world's longest surviving heart transplant recipient.
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·i.Nixon'·s 'Calif~rni~.l\J~f~a·' T~~es , Shape j
flAilBAMENTo (AP) ..:. You
ea\ 1p2lte call it t h •·
·~ Mafia" yet, but -·a a 41ottnct-Golden State
flavor , t& the admiDlstraUon
'Pnoldeni-<lect Nti<n is
uaembllng.
nlw have 'been picked "' ·ol Nixon 's C 1111oral1 prw ~ In the tleo font Unlvenlty. Ind wu acllv1 .Soctolary~lgnate Me I v I n l
Important jobs and advl&Qry bacqrauoct and becauae ol prtttdentlal campalrand tn Nbton'1 t862 campaign !or Laird. '
pooiUON. ; • • ' the lllate'• ttMrYolr o1:Weo1. . ,. ... ciimmunlcaUnna ea~i 1ovarnor. ..... 'Diil. Ail¥-Evdle 1. I
More . are In line t o r Hero are other illY lllsOa -ID Ibo 11111 campal . -Roy Lawreoce Alli, • •\' oiulpr cl. Los Angeles, II ll'aabioJWD Jobs.-Finch laid · paopJe ~ !rom·,c;aJilomlt ,_ llould Zie&Jer, it, an pruldent ot Lltton lndllltrlel' headiq NllOll't laak loreo on
, Nlzon llllS chosen Lt. Gov.
In an mtel" ... • ao tu: . , 1111111ao1 -.bo is the equtvellllt Inc., Los Angeles, ......S an crime ~ law eriloreoment. I
The makeup ol Ibo. late -ff.• a. "Bell" 11aJ8-of . W)>lle Howe p.r e 11 ldvlatr to Improve _.. '!l!IJ!ll!!' · • • !91
President John·F. Kenned,)''• an wlstant 'to·tbe ~· aecretary. He was an aide mentandefflclencyln10V.m.. ..., ____ • .,. ••
staU led' qbltrvers to elect. Haldeman, a, wu u , to · Batlleman at J. Walter ment. ' -..,.. •-... --••,. Rohen lL Finch, a long time .
friensl and poliUcal adviser,
. as ~tary of health, educa·
!iop and ,..u.,., Flncb is ex-
• ~ 10 play a mllfOr role
ID over-.n· domestic policy.
hickname I!"!he lrliliMi(ta.• • uecuUVe ol the' ~; 1'1lter 'lllolnploO. • · -Lee Alvin DuBrld(e, 87, ' SllOOTAl6 COLOR!.
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Some apPUed' Ille "Tuu Tbompsoit advei:tl!lol 1JLOnCii ~ DW!pt Clilfla, a (ll'eJ!de!JI olofT:.~~.?!.".\!· .S•Vli A'IUNDLE ON Mafia" latieJ OI 111' ~ · ol In LOI . Angelei ' and It 'a · Ulilvenlty of Sou I~ er n lnstJtUte _....,,., ~-~ trusted uaodata of Praldenl' 'Unlverallf ;( Cal 11 o •n la C&llornlt man, a IJIOCfal pointed Nbtoo'a scleJilllic adl COLOll FILM PROCESSING ,
No Dramatic Plans
Johl)Son Emes ,Way
For Nixon .Take-aver •.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex. (UPI) he had ordered on an edicl
-President Johnson, who won from, <;on~ess. .
his legis1atlve reputation as So1out, Of the picture does he fei:I. Jotm..on said .he did a masterful -compromiser, ap-not take a squint at the tax
parently will try to ease the revisioa package. He simply
way for his Re,publican sue-· served notice that it ii up
cessor by making no new to Congress and Nixon to ei:-
dramaUc. n..n.vv.ats to the amine the proposals on their
,..... .. Y"M o n terms. DemocraUc Congress. " , r
-· word In'"':.... .... White · JOhnsoobis always.stre ·~ ··--. Polllic81-Jihllos9phy that he House circles is that Johnson's is an American 'first and a
fareweII messages to Congress Democrat second. As he winds
will seek continuation of prcr up his presidency, ~e shuns
grams be sponsor~., · partisanship and e.ihorts his
Jol!nson. ' regent. . " aaa111an1 ·to Ille president In ".i&er· AT DAVE'S 474 E. 17th St.
Finch said 11 wu nitural -llerberl •G. l!Jel8, fbnner Ille lleld·ol appolntmenlt. ' -David Pac~ Sf, boan! Coota Mou -6*2136 Al I.qt five key While
Bouae staff members have
qlllforn11 .b~ and
,.-; Olher Clllfor-
for Callfornia to provide a editor of the 'San D1eJO Union, -J• D. ErUcllman, 4S, chairman of Hewlett-Packard •• _: ' ••• ••• ••••
core of high offlclals tor the named a top eldt!ve branch a 5eattle attorney who ls a C.O., Palo Alto, named «Jtputy ~-•• ••
administrallDn-.both ·because willll!l Klelll Wli Nlnn'• lfllNala •ol UCLA and sta .. de!enae ...,...ry under
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The method. 1r e f I e ct s
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The tipof( that he would
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She Still Ha·s · the Soot
I Htl!IWlPJn Beech faces a cruclal y.r during lllllO.
Voler's elected men to Ille coundl In 11116 and 111611
pleilged to modemze the city.
The city now ii f!lllering Ila fourlll year •Ince the
Urilan Led hlltllute (UfJ) panel urged apeedy action
to redevelop the old, bllgbted ck>wnlDwn and to change
the lmqe of lbe clly.
De!lplte electlon ot leaden pled(ed to hnplement
the UU nccumtt11•laU0111, clelMQ on civic centM I""
cation rages oo. junk still cluUers the oil llelds and new
lndllslry is still• di11Bnt '-"81· AdmlnhtraUon of oty govtn11Dft!l has been !er
than dynamic efficient or modern. The admlnlstratio ..
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Cl>e COUllcll ·11 ·~e In !lat the council hires and
flret the tap admiDlstraton.
Bild produce tu revenue lo keep the propeity lax down
for Ille IDclivldual ~. '' ·
Or. Ooaeld O. Sllljlley, l'Hlected In 1911 on a pro-
gram ol pub, """811on Bild promoUm of cullilre,
called for action downloWn and In the oilfields.
, Ev~ry CCWlcllman hi11 voJced bis good ·1ntenU0111,
bilt In an e!fwt to lake ~ c h a r g e of bringing
progress to the city DM11 llli"* J>eccme so iDVolved Ind•
tails that they •eem UDable to COOj:en!;fate oo aettlng
and enforc!ng policy. Delalla have loomed large enougb
to blot out the larger picture.
That larger picture ts jtll!t a-u gloomy u It
wu wbeo th .. e men were elected to otflce and unle"
councilmen are able to delegate the detella to those cep-
able ol Implementing tlle polldes they set, Cinderella
Is going to gather ooly more ooo¢.
ThlS must be the year for villble action and strong
...
'
Clnderella with ooot on her face, as Ille city wu
cbaraclert.ed )>y the UL! panel, .!las ~ dusted .u6t!Y. llllt cl..eltttte .,.ilell ~ llOlln upon
•. ~of Wt,,.a.t pi,omJse1 plore, ebiaii.Ua sun· bu
I ' the IOOt. .':.. ~ ' . l
.• , leadenlllp j>otb =t ~ ICKei BDd wl,tlila ,the lld-• · ~·,tratloll .o<, · ll.,a'11'111'...,.di•e·eo .iUp ; a..,.y~betlilll/lbd . • ._ .• · .....
·• ' ' • 1 .. .., Tu re'venues are being toot beceuse 1he hOpe es-
tablllhed by the UU r<pOrt has been "comml~ed to
death,•• to quote CotinctJman George McCracken on
downtown economic condit!oos.
In 1966 Mayor Alvin .M. Coen campaigned for ol!ice
with a pledge "lo lmplemml the UL! recommendations
for modernizing the downtown and bea~g the
beach with a mulu.Ievel civic coaler as a foeal point."
Councilman Jack Green that year called for his "sbc
giant steps" wblclt begin with 11aCtlon," action aimed
at cleaning up the downtown, for example. Councilman
Hemy Kaufman In 11116 called for acUon to "clean up
oil blighted areas."
Councilman Ted Bartlett that year called for pn>-
motion of industry and continued growtll. "It's your
city and mine," he reminded.
In 111611, Jerry Matney came to the cowicil with an
action program. "Get the civic center built. The down-
town mus\ be able to produce prol!ts for Jandownen
• Growling at the; Bc)ard
"Why did you build that school Ill lite middle ol no.
where and wlll>out students to llll ltt Wliy Jll'll you u.k·
ing our cblldren to fill an empty ~you built by mll-
take?"
Th,.e angry 'f<>rd& have beei .L114 et the gov· ·
emlng board of Huntlngtoo Beach "iidi0n High Scboo1
District over a new boundary plan. -
While the current problem concerm opening Edison
High School, the words quoted were spoken THREE
YEARS AGO over Foontain Valley High Scbool.
They are being spoken again u ~ try to take
lhe load· off an overcrowded Foumatn Valley High
Scbool and likely will be ll)lOken agala as trustee. som ..
day take the load off an overcto'#ded Edison High
School. (5)
-,
Chi'ld Most Onward and IJpward Pressures
l
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"
Dear
Gl90my
Gus: Vitality l;Jnsurpassed, :Unqu~nchahle ...
By NORMAN NIXON, M. D.
litldom Is the problem of the child
mcUlt.er brought into focus except
thrclWl hudline stmes of the occa-lkmf" leJ: deviate who mutUates or
murders a child in the course of a su-
ul off-.
Like the tragic ahduclloo Oil Christ·
bill Eve of IO.year-old Pamtla Powers
fnm the Des MDlnes YMCA, where abe
bad gooe with her family to watch her
l>rother compete Jn a wr..tllng inatch.
Pamela went to the lobby to b!ij' a
rand)1 bar and wu no( seen again; her
bod)t, nude from tbe waist down, was
found Jn a ._<lrifted ditch JS miles ....,. alter ao elCipOCI ·mental pou..t;
lrilb a r.cord of two ........... of-
...... agaWI young slrls. Jed polJce lo the acene.
THE ACCUSED, a mild-nwmmd. IOlt-anlalned vagabond D1Ucber, wbo bad been living in the ''Y'' donnlt«y Jcr aevoral lllOlllhs, repoftedly asked Pamela to go with him to his room
lrbtre lhe wu raped and murdered. M ln sJmllar situations elsewhere,
Dea Moines citizens have projected their
toacem and anger la demands for IWUt
M:tJon to u.act ·retribution from the
~~ven w1tb threats of. mass
Since most sex offenses against chi1-
.,. not generally rnbllclxad, there
liWe awareness of the enonnlty of
P!'Oblem. But studies io Boston, Los and New York indicate that aei:
aiaJ.nst girls, as well as boys,
far more frequently than mos(
realize. Police records are mis.
, aince relatively few child mer are ever reported, Jet alone &Jr"
pnlteoded.
INSTEAD OF BEING strangen who
bit in alleys and dark streets as many
~ think, most cifender& are in<ilvld-
lall tho child bu -Often they are family friends or blood relaUves.
l ncenl three-year study by the Brook-
,..-.-Bt1 George ---,
Drear George:
I aee acme noted BriWhu has
now come out as the originator
fl "Sideways Thinking." l've been teading about "Sideways Thinking"
In your eohunn for eight yean
and you even had It in • book
JOU wrote. Didn't you really lnvent
·the phrase, "Sideways Thinking,"
aM doem't this Britisbtr annoy . ' ,.,.,.
Deer Fan:
LONG-TIME FAN
Sure, I invented "Sideways ~" years ago. I've gotten I ·Iola cl -i.u.r, pointins out ,..,. ltrrttiahor bu plcted up oo IL
. No, it doeln't bother me and t hope he writea • boot about 'II -maybe I can find out what .r.. been talldo( about all the,.
~' u I ca1alnl7 never had
f'O'-·
OONl'IDENTIAL TO SPIRO
'6NXW : By all means, cbanll II -i--1t1 thal 1oo1t oo a .,......,...,.,_?(Dope lhll reachel
• "8 to time -I'm beblDd oo
I ., lllllll.)
: .minDBlnw. TO -WI . ,~·a..-..-. ~'!
I
Hanllqton Beach driven' best
llfety device ls a rear view nJir.
ror with a patrol car in iL
--J. J. J.
.. 1:,•T --liit.: ..... ~ ....... '._..,;--. .. _..,..., ............. -.....
,...... "' "'" • .._ 0... D911r PM
!Yo Society for the Provention or Cruelly
to Children, abowed tlW 'ZI permit of
the known molesten: in their series
were lrlendl living with the family,
wblle a startllnl II ~ were blood
relatives: ooi, 23 pen:ent were strangers
to the chlld.
AllltooP lwo out ol three of the Bir!
victims io .theBn>oklyn study cam•Jrom
lnlact !amlli..; ooe « both parents
usually bad a blttcry of druC abuae,
alcoholism, vrombcuity, compalstle
pmblllil<l'..,,evtdence of-·
proble!lll.
cen.o MOLESTEllB are not limited to !em-age dellnquenlt or nasty, elderly
men, aa maoy bellevo. 'Ibey cao be l!lY·
body from the ..... to lb• 70'• and
from all walb of Ille. lJtually, the7 are
semally inadequate · meo (or more
rarely women) who resort to WanUle ... play, feellq uncballenged with
children -girls or bofa. M .. y are
"situaUonal offenders," m~ who are
not predlapoled to committing 1UUal
ofiemes but who auccum.b to a tempt..
ing aituaUoo. For some youag!t.ef1, lib
Lolita, are really the seducers of the
"nice men" tbey meeL
ht ._ cl dtlld..molfUtlon, . .,.,...,
effort should he mad" (I) to reduce
the child'• remorse and goll1: (2) to min-
imize the amiety-pniducing effect& of
police investlgallom and court~
mgs subsequent to the crime, and (3) to
determine the need for Jll)'Chiatrlc or
cuework servlce.s IOI' bolb child and
parents.
SOME COMMUNITJE'J now provide
casework aervlces, substituting a pro-
tedlve qeney'1 staff for the police in
questiming the chUdrm in tbef:r homes
oc the agency's offtce, and .._Ung
them in bearing:t held prtvat<Jy In the
judge's chambers-ctlepl Jong in comiog.
But without JJSYCbotbenP)', ~par·
. %~~!r·~::;~J.111[;·
m COQfus)on 111111 goll~ disturbed
relaU p with parents, family aod
friends, and lhe likelfbood of unsatbfac-
lory l<IUal ailJulllmql In adolthood.
'
Quotes
Joel M. Lewht, Sst.. IJSAF, Ill.....,.
-"If !!ludenta are willing to M ,)llllbed around by a few agltaton, thi7 lhould
drop out to make room for the man
wbo Is wlJiing to II.Ind up for bit dignity
and work for an educatlon."
' Cadtao Ltbud, S. P. -"'.Ille blpple1
and ylpples, et al, will nmaln a mlaorily
l!'DllP until they leam the meanina of
comtJIClll -and flt appltcatloa to
the genuine Amerf<ao WSJ cl Ille."
Geo. A. Bunn, Jr.. L. A. -"In
the li,C)>t cl the worldwide llfle for
-and the -.nined fight In
our C«!lltry for one ofa,. cl clthenlhlp
to al~ we cannot J1!lll!)r lndlffmnce
(lf rt!fu&aJ to \'Olf:. II
Mll'ril M. Jlleld, Sltennaa 0Ut -
"I wan\ the young to be kfealbllc. b!ll
I alao want them to be realistic -
and that -·t 111ea• to compnimile. "'~lo Work ta~-.. ,,. liift ihi onitln lo iflad .........
plan "" oiiltii.~-
y..
WASllJNGTON -Whatever else may~
he said cl lhll C0W1try we cooUnuo!.
to bave ·a vitality unsurpuaec!'and 'un-•:
quencbab1e. What other state in tbi~
history cl -would eeek to~ poverty, conduct a cosUy war for pnn.;; i: ·
clple, aplore the mooo and the_p!Mda,f .up ~ earth, water and air we have
try to r<COOCile the atav{ltlc ~ befooled. We are llfiU seard1lng for ol. nee and the tradltiodal rtbeUklia ~
al yO!lllt, 111 M. <111 mi )Iii . ...-'tliile paradiH oo earth and are oomewbat
Jn ao liicn!dJble 'bum al follb; bopo ' embarrassed b«allle we have botched
and bombast? thinp up a bit.
It it well known that Lyndon John!on We have become, furthermore, highly
has tried to do too much too fast and crllkal of ounelves, not yielding ao
sometimes in the wrong way but when inch to our traditlonal European critics.
the blstorlcal score is totted up the We , can even find faults wbtre the
!ulaome dreamtr from the l!OUthwesleni Kremlln bu not ,.t found them. Nothing
hilll may have come clo8e to the geniua that Mao l&YI can exceed our own
of AmericL ht comparlsoo to the·Unlted sell-<ritlclsm.
Statea other leading nallons cl the world SUpposedJy we have learned some
.eem to lland !!till, -~ J......,, We will not try to do ao DlllCh.
others paralyz<d In political dogma, We will slow dowo the war oo poverty.
others content to let nil -.git aJtoe. We will . be more ..iktive Jn where
· , and wllen ,.. ltop,;-euloo. Going
NOT AMERICA. 'We,would 1'u down beyODd the 11!00!! colls too much. Every
ourcitleland build·tbemnew. W•1t0Uld' man !Cannot live in paradiae ()n our
gummtee every min a decent· ·Jtvtnc. part of the ·earth. We will':alter oor
WI l"tftlCdd make tbe black ... r.1d:llte ..J "Vlloes frail ? Mltlcated m'lterla)ism to
Jove each other. We'. would ·thwUf give greater weight to more 1plritual
aggresi<n. We woaltUIJ lnto Ille reachel values.
of the univene. We would moderate
the nature of man. We woald clean ALL llUCll CONCLUSIONS are to be
qneatloned u we flnllh ell the last
)'ear of the "IDAl'lng Bhtles" and bead ' 1. • ' fer the IOberlnc·~. Values haven't
~ Iha\·~ despite the yearnlnp
of the °""'!I' ddldttn, wbo mus\ be
distrcmed that . lite vast majority ol
their con~es are launched en
the ag~ld and upward cllmb
wilhin the ayat8n created by their
predeceaors.
The onward 'llid upward syndrome
seems lneradictb)ie in American llfe and
it ls for tbis r"+i that ·Ole murmurs
from the Nbc1111 people al>oul not going
so far so fast can be regarded wttb
some stepUcl.im. it would, for example,
be a brave ectmtDt.tration wbicb would
try to c1ll -"" -.~l_or,atlon IQ the pment tiira of 'm!fiNJ Pride
and awe OVS' "'· triumph cl Apollo I. '.Ille planeit bjclm to us from tho
farther reaches or spoce and It it a
call to which ft• are likely to nspmd
regard!.., of cM. .
THE CONQUJ!iT of poverty, emtlc
u bave been the opening CA!llpalpl,
is a challenge ~ dftp Into the
American l!ell8e Of faJmas and -· Nor is thla chalJcDge lltely to be met
merely by tu cndHs to h!ml'INI fer
I
-trainlnll procraml to -llte !l!llkllled bow to make, a living. Look
deep enough Into the eriUclsms of
Presldtnt..eled Ni:zon'• urban affairs ad·
vis<r, Daniel P. Moyolhao, and behind
bil condenmaUon « the Johnson anti-
poverty l'"'l<Ulll Iles the concept of
a IUaraoteed mlnlmwn income.
Defense Secy. Melvin R. Laird will
be conclence-bound, If be Is coos~t
with his CODll'=ional record, to replai:e
the lmmcme stores of milltary hardwate
which have been depleted by the Vietnam
War. Niloo, ll he Is to be consiatent
with hla campaign pledges, will re-ex·
amine our nuclear strength to aee if
It pro¥ldes a nece.oaary margin.
~-IS TO !IBNTION by wq. ol
-ool1 a , ... al tho ommd
and upward ~ on tho Nlxoo ad-
mlnlstnUon. U he !!hooJd with to defer
whit II not neces1ary a Democ:ratlcal.17·
cootrolled Congress will be ready to
bold bhn respD!l81ble for lagging behJ'!"
clamoring naUonal needs. · .
Tbere may he no gnat novelly In
the early Nixon dlyl -M "one hundred
dayl" cl new prDpJOala to Congresa
-bu\ Iha momnttum of expanding old
Jlr'llJ"""' alone will rnry N-ooward
and upward.
Challenge to Adam Clayton Powell
WASIIlNGTON -ODUM Republlcao
leaden are on emphatic oatlce that
the Issue of oPpoolng the oeallng of
Adam Claytoo Powell will be raiaed
at the ~·· formaj. caucus .on January 2 -the day before the II ... Congress conv...,.
In preparation for waging a det.enninea
fight to bar the bombastic Harlem1te,
a group or veteran leglalaton have
drafted a resolution to be ottered at
the opening session d. the new House
-when the eoUre memberabip tatea
the oalb of office in a mass ceremony.
Only one challenge is neceuary to rorce. a seat cla1mant to "step uldt."
Such a demand Is definitely alated to
be made against Powell.
Not only have they gotten nowben:,
but blunt notice bu been served on
them that the issue will be raised at
the party'• January 2 caucu1.
Present opposition strategy ls not to
seek a record vote In the GOP caucua:.
IT IS FELT this should be avoided
so as not to put the fight against Powell
on a partisan buis. There is equally
strong Democratic opposition to the flam.
00yaot Uarlemlte, particularly among
Soutberner1 who constitute -a con-
siderable bloc. '
The expulalon i:-Julion that will bo
offered 11r._ :P."" principal l"Olll"I•
on whicb the flilltt agalmt bhn will
be made, u follon:
(1) That he 11m.properly maintained
on bis clerk·bft payroll Y. Marjorie
Flores (Mrs. Adam C. Powell) from
A6,wtt 14, 19$4, f!o December 31, 1161,
during which perfiid eithu abe performed
no official duties Whatever or IUCh duties
were nol perfonned in W!!Shiogton, D.C.,
or the State of ~ew York u nqu1red
by law."
(J) THAT .. "permitted a a<I
participated In.,.._ expeDdl-cl
government fandf ·for private -
in a series cl acta 'clwly cienMJlli1llfnl
hit --to bo a -· aod that the aure1ate amount of public
funds wblcb he wrongluJJy and willlo!ly
a~llled to his own use exceeded
ft0,000."
(I) 'lbal Powell refused to "cooperata
with the SeJecl CommlU.. of the BOOM
of Repreeent&Uves and the Special Subo
committee on Contracts ot the House
Admini!traUon Committee in tbelr lawful
Inquiries authorized by the HOU!e ol
Representatlva and was <XlDlemptuoul
and IUiltY cl conduct unworthy of a "membe'.''
TllDE CllARGl!l! are similar lo U-
lbat led to his being kicked out or
the U.U.. early In J967 by •Cl
overwbelcming I07 to 111 vote.
UNDER THE opposiUon resolution. he
would then be "ucluded from mem-~
benblP In U!o (9111) • .0.-cl Re-,-tatlVei," arla fi1s seat declared vacanL
The Speaker of the HllQle would bo
-to "notify the flOVemDr of the state of New York ol. the ulrUng vacan-
cy ."
A Quizon . '
O~'gins of Words
The backslage plan contamplatea eeek·
Ing a reconf vol< oo lhll proposed el·
pulaloo. 'lbe aim Is to "'!ulre eVf!rf
lf°"'8 member to take a public ltaDd
on~ lasue.
House leaden cl both parties are
known to be 10 unbappy" about these m~UO!ll. ·
Speaker Jolm McCormack, D-M111.,
bu already announced he will suport
Powell'• restoraUon to membenblp. 1be
Doo>oc:ratlCiJead<r docJined to aimmertl on what he thought abould be done
about the '40,000 In federal flmds hro
commltt<a In the recent ~
declar.d Powtll had misappropriated and
eh®ld bo compelled to npay belcn
being ... ted •
FROM THE 71 • YEAR • OLD
McCormack'• noncba!ant a t t I t u d e
.... ardlng this ofllclal !ICa!UUoo •nd
demand, It would a_, he It ready
to "!erg<! It."
Republlcao Jeadm ara acamly mon
enlbutlutk obout having a obowdown
on the polltlcally u:plostve Powell qu ..
Uoo at the l!tart ol the ,,.,. -.
'11'"1 !Mtve \blll!l ptnlal)' lrytns • • """'* Ibo oppoottfoo to drop tho "''~ ier, but to no avalt.
Since !111 !ftVlou• wcrd qulues have intrtgoed (and Infuriated) ao rnaoy
readers, I've decided to offer aodher
one today -only lhll one will deal
uclualvely with the ortstu of WGrdS
and names, and should be a lltUe e.a.sier
to look up Ulan the others.
1. Where dl'd tne word "qub" come
froml
2. To what characler In history Is
fint autlbuted the pbrue, "It'a all
Greek to me?"
3. What it the odiin of the -Vale "Wblllenpoof""""' !llld wbo\W?Olt
the wOf'dl. bectnning: .. We're pool'ilWe
lambs wbo've loctt our "11 ••. 1"
4. WHY IS A Loodon pollcemao called
a "Bobby0 ? a. What aoun:e do these pbrasa have
In common: "the bitter end," "by and
large," 11cut and run." "hard and fut,11
and ''touch and 80"?
•• Wby Is • -·· OU)' 1o1Jop caJJed • "canter"?
7. Fer two modem d.nvatlons, wbor'o
did the war-words "radsr" and "fill"
come from! (Al a hint, they are both
ocron)'ml.)
.. What b the origin of tho chlldrm'• \-~ .. _ .... ~ -·· May,"-thmanno-tnV"1'/
L Wby 11,a ~of r,Ja ~
called • "ciuaCk"l
JI, ROW DDi "VAUDJMU.E'• -
to muo a vule\Jj.haw! : ·
JI. u you . --Ibo '"""" cl Ula word .. cbeater,"'i~ woallt tt tll;l1Jl'DU •
aiot •biut ttle...., govaah-M dftcjm
uaed to fle<el 1111~! u. What doof1 Ibo .-,.;... i '" a
llrdcknlme" lllDll lart i ~
JI. We beat a• J0t ahtibl '"alltlllolti"
thele tfaya; wtoo 'w• Ibo flrll nlllllial,
.. 11en and l'll-·~ 'bo llvt, and .....
fin\ eoloed Ibo loiml •
J4. AJP...,P ~ belltved to bo
cocnata ~'JP.I".., "pend!" .....
from quite I <aollmll and -no connection; !lid eacb crt,i.au,
..... In Ettililb!
J5. WHY IS A PBllSON wbo runt
for public omc:. r caUed a ''candidlte:,"
and .;:.,,.11 ... !l!!lhod of ""Ins called lii "f
.> II. Rtw did WI sd 111<h a wcrd
.. ""'-"---'-''?· . ~
17. ht ~·· famous phrase. "boll! with his own petanl," what It a
·~?"
11. uo.. did a married wunao teparaled
-btr -coma to be *''°ina widow"?
II. WhJ flll't I "l"fltound" trey?
to. Whlil )'OU .. for • 0 rttptt
-.,., llow !!lllCb lhould,..,. get! 1
' , ..
.r-. . -· Q • ---· --
F'1da>', Janu1ry J, lM
~en Does Woinan , v.s. Cuts
l '' . . ' ,. ·~se Her App·~~J? ·. N~vy Fuel
~ict Seen Leveling
Flu Deaths Continue Rise
7 Children
Die 'in Fire
· ·~· -·· -: ·Oil Role
'ByLM.BOYD '•!,.4 '
; RESEARCHERS In sorority ,'c WASHINGTON (AP) I houaes foond out "damn" Is 1 llelwe olflclab ha" re!~
l among the 20 words most ~. the Navy of all further
commooly used by coeds • • • nspomlblllty for lhe a1110WJt
l YOU'."£" READ Mr. E!jgar ~.ape! quallJ1 of fuol ,ll\tended
AJJea Poe"'• "The Raven/' matron. He aaumes .-be ~1 .. t,gr tt:taJ:P;S. mlll~ ~
11avo you not! He oilginall,y • talking f~ that tlnlO' wbol' 1 ·~ ~\beut Aila. the
I U~ II~" .. h. • 1t a lady ...,u ¥> lose her iblllt,". ~uol ':;".,..,,!: lhal ·I!·-' It wu a 0uW ::,.,. · !!_~ad-!''f.'!";:.•f .. ~ -al ~ 'l.f mU11111 callcm ~•~ · , """'"'""~-_,. r · ·-ol,,_encl_doltlned nl!""" .Patrick Brelll!U who · •piclal age. It QOed naver bap-i.; u,s Ann encl Air Force •• -~ !Jam with eu• for , ~· But, wbeq it iloes. It b unili ..; ~ tdoJon v s Adm
ut.. ; . ONE OF TOM ule~bfi a<e~ by .. In 11&7 ai.... ' .""!"' ~ph Nader h: been sr~ ·~~ br~bt. \nclfll8Wln ~;tbe 1.iy•a part Gene?l·~tl!il Ollko appointed !o tbe 22-
: b ue, coancoann1tJnr....r" .·tO~~:i!h"t:!..i_~ce." · nveatJg~, in=iil. t'to member National Motor .. . . ~·v•"'"""'' In · r,,.,,.,......,,. s..,.ni;g· q .i-s-en. WWWn IW·(!)-.i MUico Clty .11111"blltitl>on ts:,\°"!o ~people· come -w'la)· ·bleied 11>0 -Vehicle Safety Advls·
::seWng tb$ lib• j0r'·$!5.11 M'O\>tana~l>d9frlend'a lboiti'oobrlbery forM ~ ory Council for a three-
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rise for , lhe fourth coosecu·
Uve week'of a natJonwide epi-
demic" of ·1_1a1s Kong nu, '!><
'National Communicable Di>-
eaae Center reported today. ·
However, there are indica-
Uons that the epidemic will
level ott within the nut week
or ftro, a spokeaman aaid.
For lhe week oodiJll Dec.
SI, ttie number ol deaiha ~
ported ~ LIZ cilteo atands
at 1,18& Tbls compared with
an eipected death tall of 516,
lhe NCDC reported.
During lhe past 'weelc, there
were 'i.1ilieatloDS tba( the epi-
demic of Hol:tg Kon& flu 11
&sing in major citleis qf the
East.
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Heart Surgery for Puppy
:dtseue:"·Doo't ~ .. t the nu'o.,~.;:,".;"'o.'.7-'.: "".'.:.!!'! v'"""':"' ".:l'."·'-'' •. __ .,per-•. "'"ti' • . . JOI>..,...., -~ n)• ,...,•-• -t ol ... dlelel fUel sent .. scaros mal!y. "nla,l'i>qlophobt' f~ Qn'~!' .. Q.r"ROW fo one air -aioM D.ver :;1s pretty ~mmoa. Once 1<new; BJt:l 'OliE ti>J ·r1S,pa1d_ lo '..-ilved, tbtyrepcirte.k'. ::•ho~uff-j'"'!!' ln-~An,. !b• BeaUes . .men llley "!.~' 'l'beGAOuidllieNavy)'Utl
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.. like a milker w~ks a cow· mihu.\e. Fair wage, what~ tractors complied in quanUty and kidney transplant on New kidneys of a 4 I · y e a r -o J d Dr. Llllehei read about the
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: left the room. . is far more apt to get home. Department supply officials a Germ.an shepherd puppy as Dr. LilleheJ, a former owners. Any 1'.leco Can Bo Purchaoad Individually
Ttrms Avalleble -Newcemtrt to Cellf.
Credit Approwtd lmmodlatoly ........ ·-SOME OF CALWORNIA is That.. you know. But turn a ordenld the Army to replace a gesture of gratitude to the teacher pf Dr_,, Christiun In the letter, the young boys
farther north than some of chicken and a pigeon loose the Navy's fueJ inspection many ailimals used in heart Barnard who performed the said their veterinarian had
Canada. Detroit is to the west in one ot those trlcky litUe functions in Southeast Aala ef· research. first human heart transplant, told them that ~ai mu:!t be
of any part of South America. trapdoor puzr.tes called a maze. feqtive tart Wed,,,.tay. Dr. C. Walton ·Lillehei, volunteered to perform the put to sleep because he had
None of England i.!I 'as far and the chicken is ·rar more The IUbstitutl.on wu not an-surgeon·in<hief at New York open.heart operation "on a congenital heart defect Ft1rt1itt1re
south '-· any of the .United apt to g~ all the way through nowiced publicly by the Hospita.l..COmell Med I ca I behalf of the many dogs who which can be cured only by
Statta. 'SeaUJe is m'or ,e iLResearchersdi.scovered\he Defense Department, but a Center, plans to make X·ray have served to benefit surgery. -~ llum all, of Maine. f~e-•••. And • 0 nc I ~ •• d Pentagon .Jofomiallon -studies today of Kai. lhe four· rnanJdnd ' Jn helping develop Kai was examined by Dr. . At Harbor Blvd. So notes a .gqrapller . .. . ~ U: cblclen". b c.ooflrmed It. rnonlh-<>ld pet of Allap and these techniques." Lillehei and admitted to lhe
SWANS MATE for life. ,rnarter than lhe .pig.On: Just Det.noe Department supply Kevin Fogel, I-year-old twins "Dogs have been th• hospital'• k""1el for ex· 1844 .. Newport llvd. Costa Mesa only
That's common knowl.edge. a minute, mister. II you jlon't officials ~ ~ the change of Brooklyn. backbone of ope o. ·bear t perimental animals Thursday Every night 'HJ 9 -Wed., Sat. & Sun. 'tit 6..
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"and War man by a Missouri Beach> Calif. 92663
~Wife Gives Up 'Mini'
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•· SAN GABRIEL (AP) -For
the new year, Marilyn Co~
~neuy decided to give up the >· . miniskirt and wear a l2lh cen-
tury dress -a floor-length
'.loose medieval gannent.
l · · "I'm hoping it won 't in-,.
terfere with my j ob," said
Mn. Connelly, a ~year-<1ld
hou,,ewlie who teaches at St.
Luke's Catholic elementary
school.
But her new clothing, she
said Thursday -on the 11&-
cond day -is "the most
practical thing women ever
'Austerity :E:~ '!'un~'"':ta11;[
Luke'3 in their long habits.
Call Issued Hers is a floor-length loose
bell-sleeved affair in bright
print, cinched in at tbe waist
By Castr.O with a leather belt. Over this ,
she has a bright green, flap-
., like overgarment. On her feet
-.,.i HAVANA (UPI) -Premier are bright pink sneakers.
·~ P'idel Castro Thursday oatlin-There are no zippers, snaps
eel a future course of con-or buttons .
. ~tfnued austerity for Cuba, in· ~use she has two babies
eluding sugar t<!lioning and in diapers, Mrs. Connelly said
~ft~"year to 18 months of hard she had complained about the
.~work" during 1969. short tight skirts, high heels
" Castro spoke at ceremohles and convention a 1 un-
'-lnarking the 10th year or the derpinnings while tending to
"Cuban Revolulion . The usual a mother's chores.
•'military parade was cancelled What is tbe effect on others?
•t6 save gasoline under his new "i went to the post office
-.._u!ter:lty proqam. and nobody even noticed me,"
He said suair would have she laid, aligbtly diaappolnt.ed.
to be rationed to six pounds "You can hardl)' complain per · person a month and when a woman doem't want
'tst.im.ated this would save to spend any more money
• 200,ooO tons for export. Cuba on clothes," said M:r husband
depends on sugar for 85 per· :::J=obns==on='='=teacher==·===.I cent of its ex ports. r
His 21h hour speech by im·
plication committed Cuba to
a Jong.range program to
deveJop agriculture, tneaning
his hoped for program of in·
dusµialization wou1d have to
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Yorty Will Run
_/'"" MR.MUM
Burns 'Sure.'. of Senate. Jpb
for Mayor Again ' ffutb~M. Bur11._ the But ~ne s:ild tt ·~ld veloran !Mltor'• aipport of hls refusal lo 1upport
Democratlc.-ldent pro t.m bt inlll""l!>I• !o<-blm tO vole .R•publ~ Richard M. Nixon Democrat Alan CtWIGo '°'
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LOS ANGELES (AP) -
Mi/yoi Sam Yort1 bu 1111-
nounctd pl.w to leek • tbint
(Olll'j'Oll'term.
Yarly, at• news~~ ~-~--said • .,,,. derelic-. ...-.....,-. ' ' tioilll of a few people lhoU!do't
be UJed to blacken the o&l)le
of U\e c;:lty. • .or to atllck
me." ,Severaf ol hil aRPOfntees
have been named in crimina1
Negr().~~ts
freinoni
Top Spot
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -
The Board of Education
suspended Ua own r u I e s
'Iburaday to give Ne g r o
Dooald llolloo a permanent
appoblbnent aa principal or
tadally troubled F r e m o n t
HJgh School
Boltoo became acli!1f prin·
cipal · of the predominantly
Nep-o IChool three weeks ago.
His predeceMOJ', R o b e r t
Malcolm, a Caucasian, was
granted leave on grounds of
-bulth.
Fremont'a·cbapter ol the
Black Student Union bad ask·
ed that Bolton be retained
on a permanent buia.
In making the appointment,
the board bypassed its re·
quirema>l !bat principals be-
appointed from lists of. can-
didates W..blished by e x-
amination aod evaluation by
thar suporlon.
Ia ~ lha~ preceded
the .appointment, two board
members charged t h a t
Negroes and Mexican-
.Americans regularly a r e
illorl:garded in liUIDg ad-
mlniStrattve posts in the Los
Ana<Jes City School System.
•'Membership in minority
IJ'GUPll bas made it implicitly
mxl explicitly impossible "\o
pin certain pos!Uons." said
Dr. Julian Nava. a Mexican-
American. He said minority
applicant.a have to be "super
qualllied" to get such 1'?'1'· The board's Negro • presi-
dent. the Rev. James Jones,
said school administralon get
••shoot up and up t1gbt when
1aced with change."
'!be board postponed !or :!O
days a proposal t h a t
Superintendent J a c k P.
Crowthel' be given grealel'
flerlblllty in appointing ad-
mlniitratcn to meet special ....,. ol individual school!.
William Forbes, secrelary of
the Los Angeles Association or Elementary School Ad-
minWators, said the change
wwld lead to "administrative
...,.gallon," and would "ctt-
ate more problems t b a n jt
would solve."
Daughter Clears
Dad on Drugs
SAN RAFAEL (UPI) -
Marin County officials said
Thursday charges of possess-
ihg marijuana will be filed
1g&inst the 16-year-old
daughter of banter Byron
Leydecker.
Probation officer Walter
Busher said the charges would
be based oo the testimony of
Caroline Leydecker. 16, who
cleared her father o f
a n d c o D f II c l.of·jJll<rest
charges.
Ycriy, 59, won the non-
partlsan mayor's job ln 191!11
by ousting Norris Poulson and
won re-election over Rep.
James Roosevelt, (D-CaW.)
Al least six others say they
ml\)' oppose him in the cJec-
tion Aprll l.
Cooncilmao Robtrl F . ,-WlJ.tensen and Tb Om 11
Bradley, attorney Lawreoce
"'· Sdru!nor and Don F<dmck have also announced plans to
rnn for mayor. Bell and
television newscuter Baxter
Ward also have hinted at mak-
ing tbe race.
Yorty said the issue of cor-
ruption in his adm.inistraUon
has been "greaUy over-stre.IS-
ed -palticularly by the Los -~~~¥.~,,~~;;;============~~ Angeles Times." _
No Progress Yet
SF Negotiations Continue
was disappointed with negotia-
tions with State C o 11 e g e
Committee on San Francisco
State, a 39-member group.
llll-'<al Republlclll cooltol
ll( tbro -bouae, I rtbelJb> In biJ own party and _,.
cr1t1dlln or blJ buslnHe dtal·
ings.
And; the most v o c a l
Democratic rebel, Ben. G<Grge
l!(oecQoe or San ftrmcl!co,
said ''I suspect'' ·Burm ~
be rHlected wheil I h o
leglalature convenes lllonday.
~on Jock'l'll!c over
lq!llatlve leadenlllp pools
W a I under• "YI with cl-i caucusts scoeawed fcr Sun-
da~ ..
Most of the attention cen-
tered on Burns, and hJs future
in a Senate changed by the
death Wednesday of Sen.
George MiUer Jr., ( D -
Martinez.) It cut t be
Democratic ranks to 1 9
member s, with the
Republicans having 20.
That's still one short of the
21 needed in the 40-seat
chamber to pau a bill, or
elect a pI?..aident pro tern,
but it is the first time the
GOP has had even numerical
control of the -upper house
in IS years.
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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) -
Negotiations cootim.le today in
efforts to prevent a teachers
strike at San Francisco State
Cvllege and end a walkout
called two months ago by the
Black Students Union.
Talk! on 'I1lursday proved
unprodu1tive.
-· "(cao only hope that these
talks will be more posiUve
in the future," he said.
Auxiliary Bishop Mark J.
Hurley of the Roman Catholic
Church said progress by a
citizens committee trying to
end the student unrest "is
problematical at this point."
The bishop heads tbe Cilizens
The AFT is seeking union
recognition, ''relevant educa-
tional programs to serve the
edl.lcatiooal needs of th! whole
coinmunity" and a voice · in
developing such programs.
Bums told newsmen Thurs·
day that he expects to be
re-elected to the leadership
post be has held since 1967.
''The Republican leadership!-----------------------:--~--~~
advised me !bat they will sup-ft , All Penney St-Open Every Ni;ht Mooday ThroVllh SahlnlaJ port DO ODe else." sald Bums.
"No Democrat Indicated a
desire for any chan'gt." enne••J
Reagan Pick ALWAYS FIRST ou•.;.,-. Gary Hawkirul, pre&ident of
the AFL-CIO American
Federation of Teachers cam-
pus local, said hil organhation
Striking students are
demanding the admission of
all Negro applicants,
regardless of a c a d e m I c
qualifications, and retnrtate-
ment of Blllck Panther George Seen Soon
Edgewater Inns Sold;
Hyatt House to Lease -
MUrTay, instructor who was SACRAMENTO (AP)
suspended after advocating Gov. Reagan lm'.t likelf to
that Negroes bring guns onto announce his choice for a new
the campus. lieutenant governor unUI next
Classes are scheduled to week, his execuUve secretary
resume Monday and acting said today .
president S.L Hay aka w a Wllllam P. Clart Jr. aafd
declared he would keep the the governor still hasn't decid-
LONG BEACH (UPI) -A
syndicate ol private investi-
gators bas p.irchased Edge-
water Inn Hotels in three Cali-
fornia cities, and will lease
them to the natioowide Hyatt
House Hotel chain, it was an-
nounced Thursday.
The sale was disclosed by
J. 'Richard Finnegan, presi-
dent of California Financial
Corp., which has b e e n
operating the three hotels in
l.oog Beach, Oakland and Co•·
le._ Madera .
Finnegan's announcement
was confirmed by a
~ !or lhe Hayatt
Corp. The sale price was campus open "come hell or ed who will succeed Rollert
high water." H. Finch, who is leaving to reported to be about $5 Befatt the holidays, police become secretary of health,
million. were needed to keep classes education and weUare in the
H. M. Friend, vice pres~dent vperating. Ni.J:on administration.
and managing director for the President Robert D. Clark Speculation has centered
Hyatt Cvrp., said 200 rooms ol San Jose Stale Cvllege told around Gordon P. Luce, chief
will be added to the Oakland students that "all appropriate of the transportation agency;
means'.' .would be used to Sen. George Deukmejian, (R·
Edgewater. resum~classes despite a Long Beach). Ca s Par
The Long Beach Hotel, strike threat by the AFT, Weinberger, state director of
which has b e e n in financial which is making similar finance, and Rep. Ed Reinecke
difficulties since it opeednedtbein demands there. (R-Calif.)
195.1, will be renam ,--------------------! Edgewater Hyatt House.
The Hyatt chain has ex·
panded rapidly in recent
months, acquiring hotels in
Miami and Atlanta.
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Colmnbus Bo)'diolr will -nt JD<mbllni of tile Harll<lr :Area
C«nmun\IY. CO!ic?ert Assoclat!on Spn&y, ,i'an. 12, end the ~
memllenblp la l!>vlted to« 1*kst.g• rece(Jlillll to meet Ille gnjup
of ~ singers. AilllclpatihJi' a barnllln!oos afternoon ere Oeft
to ·~) Mark MBlzahn, Mra. Y.ictor M-and Mrs. Clarence
siizukt. Mrs. Suzuki will assist wilb reception arrangel!lents.
Desig·ners Revive Shirtwaists .~
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, • .l'!EW YORK {UPI) -Fasllion designers final-
; ty.·:rqwarded.' all those women. :whose love for · the
;· .shirtwaist look never falt.ered1·-even though the past
-seaooos' liiundations of skimmer and chemise and ·-. • waistle58 silhouettes.
For spclng, it's the tale.' of the shirt; from the
most cas""1 looking· clothm IO·lhe most glittering
for evening. 1t i.o a full~o. ccmeback for wbal
•tarted out as a button-~t style first copied from
-:< men's apparel. The shir!Waist reached its' peak in
W<llllllll'S apparel duri.Dg aDd immediately after
World War· ll wh"!l it·was as much tile office girl's
uniform as coveralls were..for Rosie the Riveter.
The 1969 shirt look CODle6 in about as many
1 ~ versions as there are designers to sketch it, and in
• a m-e of fabri<:s from sheer wools,.silk prints
l and knits fur daytime and afternoon to the sheereot
i of organzas and crepes for evening. 01,)e trademark I . of •O many of 1969's shirts: the exaggeratedly full
-sleeves, gathered into tight .cuffs at the . wrisjs, .
. Some of the shirts still are basically as simple
es those of the 1940s. But more typical are those
with the billowing sleeves, bloused tops, waisUiues,
sashes, skirts fu Uy gathered. The sbirt also comes
sleeveless and the necklines vary from convention~
al shirt collar to collars cut low and wide oo the
obouldei;, bones. .
shirt touches 1x>o. The jumper's fur day, with separ-
ate bl011Ses ar ooe-piecers cut to look like separate..
They're for late day and evelling, roo, in crepes ·and
organdies, some of them with jewelled touches.
And back, cin<!hing the retuni of the waist, are
belts • • • belts to· go with the sbirtwaisters, the
pants, 'Ibey come in the form of daytime suits, as
fabrics, almost scarves in their size, wrapped,
crushed, string, tied with tassel ends, made of · me-
tallic chains.
Belts are beaded, are self-fabrics cummer-
bunds, are stonMtudded cumlllerl>unds, lhey~re
ropeo and cords.
It will be a aprlng full of white. collar>s, full of
lightty belted silkiuettes, tun of while and A1lerp,
cl'"" ~ iull of prints (big, splastly eolar com-
biDaUom) and full of pents. '
And that's for sure, on the stat£ment about
pants. They oame in the form of dayUme suits, as
separai..._ as culotte .1uge,d ~ for danJa>JI .
and evenmg w...,, antf lli Wriatid<ls"'M ·
opulent of fabric and jewelling as any ball gown.
Some designers do pants for evening with hipster
heights, the waisl!fnes bared, the booom l!arely
covered. •, • , • ...
About the only limit oo . j)ai1s ,fs that··!hey're
never leg..Jiugging.
Soun!l4 Uiat ~ve ~ •ucliellcel around lbe 'l'!)dd wlll be hem!
OD the Orange C®:st at 3: IS p.m. Sunday, Jan. 12, In Oral!&• Coast poD.ega
auditorium. I • -~ l
· Appearing OllOlage· wlll be tile C4lomlrul Borchalr Of Pr!Dcebln, N.
J ,, and following lhe conceit Ibo dn• membenblp ·Of ,Ill• lpOllllOrlng
Hartior Area 'Community COoce!t ~Uoct wlll be rii:oaled at .• beet~
•tage posk<>ncen recepticft. · ~ ·
Combinln'g their tal...U to plcl .lbe reception, 'Whldi wUl fwlin a
yai-·s Day ihf!'ll", will be the Mmei. !lay Harvey; Larry Bacon,
, .. Jan>e$ ,Eubank, Jimmie KJ:amer, G, L. Severance, Clarence Suzuld, Ray·
mond Teys and· Daniel Wu!H. .' ·
· ReservatiOll8 may be made 'by calllng Mrs. Harvw, f/3-70li6, 01' the
association's aecretary, Mrs •. Kun· ~uptmrum, at MU\86:
The BoY,cllolr bas ende8red IUelf lo. mllllon.s during~ tours,
playing to packed houses thrauglaout llle'Unlled SIBtee and • ·
Concerts have been given 1n Caniegle IJall, the Acadey lltut!c''
In Philadelphia and virtually every prlDclpal audltortmn In Ibo country,
The boysbave sung wilh tb9 New York Phllbarmoolc ancl·~e.l!lllladelpllla
Orchestra, the NBC Sympilony .under '1'l>scanll>l •and the lladi Aria Grdoip'.
They filmed "Amertca's Singing Boys" t.elling lbe s!Ory of the Boy·
choir since its fowlding In 1940 and Its llCbool. The RKO mm ..... al!own In
8,000 theaters at home and a~ In acldlUOll lbe .state Department In-
cluded lhe Boycholr School In ooe ol Its rum. tor wOrldwlde 'dl.rtrl)lutloll..
A major "'!-'(>gnition tor th' group came In 1967 when the BoychQ!r
was chosen by the State ~ent and American NaUonal Th..,ter and . . I
Academy as the !irot yooth group to ~resent this country abroad under
President Eise'1hower's l!llernatiooal Program fur Cultural Presentation.!.
Traveling by plane, the choir toured 17 South and Centre! American
countries in 11 weeks, singing to more than ·40,000 people not including .
radio and television audiences.
High point in the tour oceurred when the 27 yoong people, directed
by Donald Bryan!, appeared In BWlllOS Aires in a joint ~ with
Argentina's N.Uooa! Symphony Orehestra and received a standing ova· .
tion. Last August the choir made its second tour of South America.
The boys sang at the 75th birthday dinner fur former president
Harry S. Truman, and have entertained. guests of New Jersey's governors
at the mansion.
They have appeared on television as guests of Steve Allen, Arthur
Godfrey and the Bell Telephone Hour, and their Chrl.mruls carols on film
and record have been,broadcast by scores of sljltions across the countcy,
Thiir latest recon1 re1mse teatur.s .u.e Columbus lioycho1r s1ngliig
Renaissance, Baroque and coolmnporary music. ·
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Shirts are. just··one·lli' tbe•fmnilllll'·•~viv· ..i for spring ,Ill colletttoiiS of New York ufac-
turers and designers who yesterday began am.,,,.
thoo serleo of• fashion shows far visiting ,.,P,,rters.
The New Yori< Couture Business Council~ the
series with its· 52nd "National Press Week." These
shows will lie.';followed by the American ·Designer•
Groop running tbroogb Jan. 10.
· 'll>Will ·be;l>'•pring of Ibo costume or all-logetb·
er !Pok.' Or It'll ~:a spring when tbe, woman looks , .. . . . ,, .. e . .. .,. . . . , .·
on lhe costume as ''old hat." The Cde of popUl8i' 'B. . k B k Boo' .k·J Open F. •1"endJ New _v.,,;,,, .,
Back also. in dozens of venioos for -cJa'y
and eveail!c <are jumpers. Sometimes ~e have •· . ' " ·'
tty of costumeo (dil!os-coet, dress-packet, or !Uit. 00 S, 00 s, ~ ,. ~ .! ""' ..
blouse coordlnatioo) depends OD ·111• .New York , , • · ·' · ··
manufacturer witl>-)obom yoo talk. .!lac!\ jor 8!l enrore • ~h at the !irst meeting of Mrs. James Dick,and Mrs. James Schendel. A.·tun ·;
And as for hemlines for spring and summer: the year fur Fountain Valley's Friend3 of the calendar of .ai!tlvfclles is phinned for lhe group with .
the well-ebove-th&ilnee lengttls: prevail. It prom· Llbraiy."wlll• be· 'Chris Creeley,-and arranging the a double celel>rallon <lf ·the library' a birthd.,..tea ·
ises to be anotherO.lissful """"'"'tor tbe nation's.. piygram tO be presented,..Fr!day; J~. IT, ~:(left and uper>sioo,4ed!callan .ceremoa1es taking plaee ::
girl watchen. '{:) , to l'f"1t) Mrs . .Toseph Dille, t.ilsa Vlrilnla·!l'.ellliec!Y, IOOll. · · -·
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B . I oss P~ug.hter' s -~T~eme: Forever ,Bt.9~i .ng · .Bubbles .. . .
DEAR ANN LANDER!: Here's one
I'D bet you've neftr bad before. What
c6n we do about a ~4'-7t'Br:ala ·Woman ·
(molber of three, grandmother of two) wbo works in an office, makes •t .ieast
$7',GOO a year Mii/ iJ .. ,.. wllhwi-•
lr1mendoua wad ill bubble gum In her
id.db?
"11 day long we llJteo to snap, crackle .
and pop. But thsl'• not the _... of
It. She makes enormous bubbles, Qne
Ult size of a volleyball. When outslden
Cd'ne into the office and ~ this, they
are too shocked to speak. ·
morning, I was engrossed tn some
talluiotin( and tbla DUI yells,
"Helpl* I dropped everything and ran
ANN LANDERS
want to do, eucb u take 1 nap Cl?
put her toys away, she become.s very
anJ?l and infllcts pain on herself.. ,
1hli Cliiti·i... bMgeci'bei iierui'ap!Ml
the JJoor. bitten ~ll untµ 'lier ll..P
bled, ... pulled .cllUnks •' 1\air dill of her bead. Yesterday I left her with
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tO',ber desk. Apparent!)' one of her
larger bubbles had bur1t. Sbe had gum
In ber balr, .. her glasses, In ber
beads and even on her earringa. The
enUre office was disnlpted for 15 minutes
trying to aeparate her from the gum
with spot. remover, ink eradicator and
llgbt<r Ouid.
What can be dolle·about lhil ridic:ulou1
situaUonr P.S. Her father owns thll
bulineSI. -J.L.K.. ' J a sitter because I had to go 11ee my·
DEAR l.Llt.1 'ftiub for lhe P.S, . molber In the hospital. Lorraine llCl'ltci>
I woald ss7 fG" a11t .. 1tiiclc. ed her face with a barretle IDllil lhe • .. blOod ran. · · . ~
DEAR ANN LAllDERS: I am the .Sbali I spank her or igMre.her? Pleue
mother of a normal, . healthy, happy, odviJe me. -SAN JUAN, PUERTO wei~adjUJted little girl Lorraine la S RICO
yean old 8lld ... pretty u a pie-DEA& SAN JUAN: Y-.......
lure. " '11&,._..,_ .. -[ .. -........... Ille nsl el -18k bei to do 10methfug· abe •doeon't ·Jetter. A child wbo ~P her bead
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bleed ud pulia cllomb ... bafr ... "'
, ber llead,,.,, adlber -Jilllecl -
,,bppy.;lilldi lrulrated, 1111'>'· ~
1D4 ~ em-.ily di~
Paalobmeal 11 Ml Ibo -· nu HUle
11<1 -be on!IWM 1tJ a· -· All<.,. pedlalrldu It dhel JOL .
~tmDENTIAL TO SOCK rr TO ME:
You are wutlng your time and money.
Any llmiiarity between love and what
goes on between you two la str1ctly
inln<uloul. &on means conllden<e. tr1llt
and ~ Your ~II-Ip II nowhere. .
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Six Decades of Marriage ' Horoscope
Mesans Mark Anniversary Pisces: Be ·sensible
MR. AND MRS. JOHN WORLEY
60th Anniverwry
Markiq m decades of mar-
riage m Qu1.stmas Eve were ~
Mr. and Mn. John Worley, f'J!l·I!<
Coeta Mesa -II fer the
past teven years.
'!be c:aaple ...... married
In Doytoo, Oblo ...... be ., ...
an ""'"'..,. for the Dayton
Journal. Two years 1aler Ibey
moved to IndiaDapolil wber!
Worley aerved u bead d the
engravfnt department for the
lodlanapolls Times for 40
years.
In lndlanapoliJ, he became
a membe,f of the Masoolc
Lodge where be earned a 50-
year pin and served as
master. Al loog as bis health
permitted, be played roque
and wu champion in the older
men'a division at a tourna·
menl In Kansas.
Mrs. W<rley did volunteer
work at the General Hospital
· in Indlanapoli.!I. An .! v l d
reader, ahe also stud I e d
astrology and has written a
number of poems.
The Worleys have a son,
R. Gordon Worley of Qillman,
Ala. and a daughter, Mrs.
Richard Rapier of Coeta
Mesa.
MRS. JOHN FRANCIS HENNING JR.
Carmel Honeymoon
SATURDAY outline, ~ format.
Cooperate In church, group, JANUARY 4 community project your
BY SYDNEY OMARI\ JdW click.
A111111 (lbn:h II-A-'' 11): LEO (JalY II-Aug. II): 01>-
n '"* taln blDI from CANCER )'OU apeet to IWlq u..up memqe. Spiritual lnBlgbt oo-
dq wltbout probleml -think cun If -10 -•t IL Some ap1n. There are questlool ,_ ..-~
nilod about home. property, eventa today may appear to
past promlaeJ, respoosibWUOI. defy raUooal eiplanaUons.
J(ey Is to be tboreull! and lleaUze IOme really care --•---even tbougb quiet. -~e.
TAURUS (April 20-May IO): VDlGO (Au(. 23-Sept. 21 ):
Older individual pro po 1 e 1 ~ what )'OU •iiDt to
restrictive plan. Get fpbitul ~ save. TU:e mate.
counJeL Real1ie IOllle wlDt ~ pariper 1oto con ride D c e .
)'OU to be fearful ee o p e n Teying to 10 tt alone could
to ll<l(pllloni. But don't feel lead to unnecessary dlfflculty.
relaUvea must linow bell -LlllRA (SepL ZS-Oct. 21):
not at;rlq'll. Your relail0111 with public are
GEMINI (May 21.June :!O): empbas!..-< Some are apt to
One ,.00 ta a friend 11 apt ccmlder )""! too modern, pro-
tocjay to act like ••"et 11...ive. Doo1 permit thll to
blanteL" l!e diplomaUc .. Doo't dampen pklleering oplriL You !Ol'Ce laau(oll. Be a sympatbeUc are due lot ..,. project. Gel
llat.ner. a.rt don't Id ~ughl otartod.
In middle of famlly quarlel. SCORPIO (Oct. ZS.Nov. 21):
CANCER (June 21.July II): You may not be abla to pro-
You can leek perfed.lon -ceed at pace that is ac-
but It Is not likely l'Oll'll reach celerated. Key ta Umfnl,
tL Today settle for a wart.able Follow throush on bunch.
Heed Inner volct. Olle wllo
aided you in past could mate
reappearance.
SAGrlTAilllJS (Nov. ZS.
Dec. II): You may ba"' to
dlldplloe favorite c:hl1d. Be
flexlblo. Many depeod upon
you today for relautJon.
enltttaloment. If veraatlle,
y o u are rewarded.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 12-Jan.
18): OblJiallool, dutlea, rulea
and nstnctlonJ appear to
domliiat.. Means you haw to
adhml to rqulaUonr. Don't
throw cautioo away. Heed
wo1ce of uperteoce. Older
person does know bell.
AQUAB.IUS (Jan, 20-Feb.
ta): Bulc duiles ,.quire at-
i.ntion. Negled coold be ....
tly. You rewiily made moJu.
Uon ~ health:·
remember it · -follow
lhrougb. Avoid u-. K~
ls moderaUon.
PJ.SC&'l (Feb. l•Man:h 20) ~
Demands made by young ones
may be extravagant. Be kind,
but sensible. Strive for family
unity. Know that laaell IJllY
be limited. Don~ promiM
more than can be dellvered.
Gardeners
Dreaming
Of Spring
Costa Mesa Art league Vows R·epeated
Speaker Vie~~ Forests
For DAR Gathering
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Charles Fitch of the U.S. natural resources and .st:reaes
Forest Service will speak to the need for preservaUon of
PaUence Wrlpt c b a pt er ' redwood forests In Callfomla,
Director
To Discuss
Welfare Names Artist of Month . I~ · Bay City said Mn. Roes.
Dauplen of the American Mi!s Laurie Bird, a senior Current Issues and problems
Soutll eo..t Garden Club
··membel'll wfll betln thinking
d sprlor planUnt during their meettnr In Three Arch Bay
. Cbnmuntty Clubhouse at 2
p.m. WMpeed•y, Jan. 8.
· Wllllam Tolle, bndocape ;ucbited ·and owner of the
• Garden · Shack In Laruna'
. Beach will present the pro-. aram.
· In addltl.on. Mrs. George
'Bawllm, president, 1 a J d
plants, bulb.1 and cuttings may
be brought by members for
the plant exchanp table.
Coa!tal realdents Interested
. In a club wblch oeek! plant
. culture Information and the
ccmervatloo of naUve trees
and wild life may obtain
fmtber Information by calllnt
the president, filt-103L
Mn. George -will .
elialr a tea followlng the pio. aram.
Landscapes, seascapes and
mtntatures by MIT. Cloyd
(Lucy) Sanford, Coota Mesa
Art League's choice for Artist~
of-the-molllb, may be aeen in
Center Street Library, Coota
M..a, throughout January.
Mrs. Santoni has ublblled
In the Laguna Beach Frst!val
of Arts and while living in
Seattle, studied wilh Frank
Tabor.
Other ~ ·fnclnded
California artists John muon,
Frederick Taubes and William
Fitz.Ray.
Varied work of art league
members are being exhibited
for sale at Costa Mesa
Women
Will Hear
Member
Galleries, 513 Center Street.
League headquart e rs
are open from 1 to 5 p.m.
on SatLUllay and Sunday.
Furlber lnformallon aboot In·
struction and exhibits may be
obtained by calllnl Mn.
Richard Ingram, 548-9049 or
56-11167.
Overflow
Promised
Huntlntton Beach 0 d d
Fellows Hall will be overflow.
ing with nice things when the
Emblem Club sponsors its
first rummage lale of the year
tomorrow.
'lbe Ille wiU begin at 8
a.m. and continue througb the
day acconflnt to Mre. Rorer
Coonan~ president.
Married In SL Vincent de
Paul Church, San Franclsco-
were Paula Katberine Shea
and John Francll Henning Jr.,
both of that c1ly.
Tbe bride ta the danpler
of Mr. and Mn. Leo WU!Jam
Shea of Newport Beach, and
her buaband'• parenll are·u.s.
'1.mbasaador and Mre. John
Francia Benning, Wellfntlon,
New Zealand •
Given In marrlqe by her
father, the bride wore an lvory
peau de sole aocl lace empire
,.... featurtnr alencon lace
appliques and a watteau train.
White _, and llepbanotls
formed her bouquet
Susan .Shea was her slster'a
maid of honor, and
bridesmaids were Mr& Marc
Paaquini and Ml8I Nancy Hen-nfnl, the bridegroom'• sister.
Miss Leslie Shea, another
sister of the bride, was the
junior bridesmaid.
Each wore a dress of ualea
pink silk and wool and carried
pale pink roses. ln green and
red skirts and white ruffled
ortandy blousea were ,Laura RevoluUoo In the llotel Lagu. al Laguna Beach mp Scboo1 In county wellare wfll be ex·
and Carla Fracchia, flower na at l.2:lli p.m. 'I'Uesday, Jan. and winner of the Good Cltlzen plored by its dlredor, Grano
llrl!. 7. Award pveo by the chapter, vWe C. Peoples wben bO acf. AU..dfnl bJ5 brother as Fitch wW be Introduced by has been tnvttod u an booored
bell man was Brloci llennlnl. Mrs. Fred C. Roes, flnt vice guest. She wfll receive the dresses the Laruna Beach
while ushers were P a u I regent, and after b15 talk wfll award In Marth. Branch of the American
Moora, Timothy Reordoo and serve u narrator during a Durlnt the cat be r In 1 Aasoclatloo <t Un 1•er1 lt y
Peter Sbea,. the b r Id e ' a ~ of the allde series, cbapttt cfelep... to attend Women.
brother. OUr Natfonal Foresta. a Ital< confmnoe In Fr<mo, Tbe meeUnt wfll 'lake place
A_nceptloa followed In the 'Ille apealzr I! a reeauree Mareb f.7, andlbe Continental tomorrow at a 110011 luncheon
Prealdlo Officen Club.-Speelal asslltanl for the Trabaco Collgresl In Waablntton D.C. In Clubhou!e 2, Lebw'e World.
rueata were Mn.. Jamea J. ,J)lslrlcl, Cle,.land Nailooal April If.ta, wfll be elected. Peoples also will discusa
Hoar of Worcealer, M111., the Forest. Hostesses for the meeting . some of the declllOlla the
bride's graodmotber: and Mre. . 'Ille Daupten of I h e wfll be the Mmes. Edjar IL public wW be called upcn to
Edgar McCleery Jr. and Miss American Revolulloo's pro-AzteJJ, Jamea Bell, Loe Childs make during the nert few
Sata ,\!Ill McCleery d Ladue, rram Includes a concern for aod L<o F. Fnoter. years.
Mo., the bride's aunt and ber1----------------------------
daugbler.
Afterward the bridal couple
left .., a Carmel honeymoon.
The bride, • teacher In San
Francfsco, ta a rra<fuate d
the C<ment of the Samii
Heart and San Fnnctaco
College for Women. Her mi.
baml, a deputy stale attcrney
general In San Francisco, ta
a graduate of SL 11J1811ao
H1gb School, St. Mar 1 ':•
College and Georgetown Law
School.
Workshop
Scheduled
AddUJmal Information may
be obtained by calling Mrs.
Coonanl, 536-478S, or ?tfrL
Arthur Whitten, 536-15.18, Dbcusslng the Wot~ d.-~~~-'-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I
Gmealoelcol Society w I I I
have HI lint wc:cbbop of 1999
In the Marpret Mcmaoo
~ -Library, anm.,, !run 10:30 a.m. to
4 p.m. nut Satmday, ae-canllnl ID Harry D. Roberta,
vfoepr-L
'l1la aoclely has -to onr D membren, bu an
a:ltmtte llbrar7 ud
pnNJtdw a quarterly ll""'llotlbl ......... with
Mn. Harry O'll>lr of Coeta
Mesa u editor.
'!be public II Invited to join
the group In the library.
located at 431 S. Manchester,
-wlll be telVed.
MATCH'S
Hallmark
FASHION ISLAND
NEWPOllT BEACH
Sculpture and dllplaytnc lmlle
d bet worlm will be Mra.
Jane Poyer, member of the
Laguna Beach Branch of the
National ~ of American
Pen Women. '
She wfll present th<! pio.
rram for lier own -a1 10 a.m. Monday, Jan. 1,. In
the Unified School Dltlrlcl's
•dmlnlllralfon lnfld!n8.
'Ille aculptresa bu reeenUy
completed a llerles d the 17
Presldenll d the United
states and d Pesldmt-eled
Nhon. '11-are blgb relief
porcelalna -lbe baa worked Oii ...., the ,..n and
will be diaplayed In the
Laguna Federal Savlnp and
Loon building .....
Mrs. Poyer b naiLwullly
known for her works In bronze
and ceramiCs.
STORE·
WIDE
JANUARY
IN PROGRESS
ENTIRE STOCK
XMAS PARTY GOODS ...
XMAS CARDS
1/2 PRICE
Discontinued Patterns
in Party Goods
1/2 PRICE
AS IS damaged shopworn stock
I /2 PRICE AS MARKED IELOW
Some Candles, Much Gift Were, F.w Stuffed
Anim.ls, Ber lhtms, A Little Stetionery,. Decor.
eted Bathroom Waste Baskets, ltor.an Glauwere,
s.chet's • • •
ALL I /2 PRIC•
The Daily Pilot Covers Boating
Best In The West
I •
••• Jove us for their money 1
Then1 b something about a a1d trip_ yon ba?e
really earned, an d deserve because-you saved tha
money, (You might say we advocate aaving.) We
·f urniah free travel en checks for your convenienco.
And free &ale depoaJt boxes, of course.
There ls on e thing that mabt: us truly dilfarent
-our environment for doing bnalneu. Come in
and ae1 for youraelf.
<O
MARINERS SAVINGS
and Lau Auodatlon ·
Wetlcllff at Dovwr, Newport Beach
..
ClocltlllCIGlllw .. V--SanUpto-
stod: a., now kw l'IOM ,_ orf! OCOMIOI-.. "°"' e11 '9Qula' p11c9 °" .. ..,..,. ....... L-.Mitctionof .......... lndudlng '-*•-Md W ; I , .... tft kt 1K .•• CompWe..i.c:tion of_. d0dc9 ll'ld
-. inciudlng a...I u.c:trtD. W..edos: ll'ld .. ,_, .... 2"",,,
::;:-11 f IMli DWl99 Ill I WW)'~ llo ..... ,. an. 20'9'on flODI' of..,. ............. ""''"'"" Oneld9 RftW9 ..... ... ca.o.d to ........ , ............. Ind Crntlll •• Y~ now .. ••• 11w .. 111 ... dC1•..,.a.tnow....,n1gurartyl4.116, .• KodM1im.. ...ecC..... IOlonlyl1 ••• l'ol9rOkr181glwlngwC--Ul24.&
tlllo!IT-,endS..a--ConwnlenlTe-
o.ltllll on "-"" lntd -lfftltld mnd ~ in one of a kind. a. ::::r.."--"'-c...-... --...... ·~ -z~.
CIDllMl.IUCTIUC J E w Jll L E R s IWllDllYU
Fe1hion laland • • Op•n Fri. and Mon. til 9:l0 p.m.
For The
Record
. ··--------· Meetings
Births
Retarded
Now Get
More Aid
About three percent ol
America's population lalJJ IJdo
the menlally retarded
category a n d ba1f o ftboee
case! could ha\•e bee a
prevented with aci en t 1 1 c
knowledge avalloble todoy,
says Dr. Anthony N. Toto,
medlcal director al Fairview
Stale Hospital in Com Mesa.
"Today," be says, 0 Lbe pte-
ture looks brighter, as the
mentally ffiarded ml their
problem1 are finally twn
from the seclusion of. the
bedroom closet into t h e
llllnlight of the community."
The secret i S COID•
municatioo, believes Dr. Toto.
He said Fairview's staff ta
trying in a variety of ways
to mate the community aware
of the problems of the men-tally · retarded.
The newest effort ts a series
of IZ public lectures organbecl
by University Emnslon to be
offered at the hospttal for
credit begbming Tuesday.
Convicted
Rapist
Due Exam
0tc:_.... tt SANTA ANA -Convicted M~it.=,, ~:i.~i Kull, t•n Ho. burglar-rapist Ronald L. Hall
Mr. Md Ma. "'"'"' Oos'.f.i Jr., no was ,.,. ....... itted Thursday to Vldorlt $t., Cost. Mt..~ •-••-
Mr. •nd Mri. L•wnena> itr, .t»-B Atascadero State Hrwnital for Ford Rel., eo.i. ~. elr ~r
'*-"lltf' u possible cerUficatloo as a
Mr. ll'd Mrs. J•,,..... J. llr&Ckett( mentally disordered SU of. Jr,. 11m Srtoir.w Or., fl'YI,.., elr
Mr. tM Mrs.. l><lnltl R. Burt.ku, ' fender.
::' E. Borcti.rd s1.. Sllnl• ""'' Superior Court J o d g e
Mr. •rd Mt~~.l4 L••· n1 Howard Cameron ordered a M~~::; P~~rv1J':Ck •11. Wffl, 411,11 90-day diagnostic study for the
Nlln:IMll•• caron. Ml ~r. bor Santa Ana man and withheld Mr. trod Ml"li. 01rrvl Scott, 170n Wflllbr Qn:le, Tullln, olrl sentencing pending reports Of M'.ia.:'St .MC!it. J=.. ~ To1h, m . psychiatrists at the state
Mr. •"" Ml"li. "91111 l . Geret'l!I, 1602 Hall -No. K11111 s1., 1.-i. s.11t11 ,.,,.., bar facllity. , "'• was con-
Mr. •!Id M~~es u Cowen, 2250 victed by a jury last Dec. M?~ OrAA~~~t~. 1"" 13 of 10 felony counts -five
S.rtt. R1mon1, Founhlln Va119'¥', girt burglaries, four rapes and an MRa~ ~{.!·~ti.ii':m~~n, 119 armed robbery.
Fire Calls Hall's countywide crime
spree ended last Oct. 5 when
he was captured by
W""'°lftllW 6:9' 1.m. W~y, IMdlC1l
'3fl 1511l ~'-13
9:12 •·"'·• llructure flrt, 1772 G1rdt" Gmte. SI>. 311
,Id, Westminster police officer
Charles ThO<pe In Thorpe's
apartment. The off 1 c er,
returning home from duty,
surprised Hall from whom be
took two guns after a struggle.
$)24 p.m., 1trvd'llre nr.. 6'01 1-fo!Mr
1:17 p."' .. IJt1IS$ flrt, W•tmlnslff 1rod .-ncf 6olsl Chlgi
10:4' p,m., ar tlre, weshntn'te ••nd MQnolla
DEATH NOTICES
DESATOFF
91rt>er. Gearw O..toff ....... "' of 1Sll W. OcNnfnlnt, NN'POrt hlch.
o.•~ of dell!!, J-.rr i, 1Ht. sur.
vlved b<1r h""blind, MOn"lt M. Des->
lhlffl rnoll!et", Mrs. Sh-IMIH11 ~t. ~ Betidll IJrotMn, ~ P,
Gtortle, C.nooe P.rk, •nd' J•mtt. P.
Geor11e, UPMindJ ti.tel", Miry T••·
rel!. 'Y•n.ID.. 5ervk:e1, $.lllu"'". 11:.KI
AM. 91llt Cl'll"I' :mll E. C<Nll Nlell-w.y, c_._ dr4 Moir. lnlttment, P1-
clflc: Vlftrf Memorl•I Pal1t. Dlrtal!d
br lhlti M011111rv.
GUTH
Pen:r ltoberl Glll!I. Rnlclenl ol AplOI,
c.ilfomi.. Dale d dHfh, J•n. Z. Sur-
vlYl'ld by wi1., ~rtrodel -.. U.11-nnc:. R. Guth; "-"llhltf', l1rbers L,
Stlblw, •nd lhl'M •rlnddi!ktren. fu-
rier1I ,ervlcei WUI ti. prlve'9. F1mllY
euo-tt ttiai.e wlllhlno to m.k1 mt-morlel ctllltrlbullon1, plftse c:ontrlbutt to n.. Arnerlc.ln C.~ 5ot!ety, Dll-n.., 81'11'PMn Hunlln9'cn V1tleY Mflf'·
tulrY1 Dlnc'lon..
CLIFT
,,,,...,," ltlly Cl!ft. mt p~11, c,,..
t1 MIMI, SUrvtwd by wlft, Mrs.
Merl!IN (llft1 thre. -. Mk:Mel Ctltl, U.S. Anny/ JenMll P. •nd 8rw.
E. Clift, bolt! ol S."I• AMI •"*• w ..... l"Ullev. Utah. ~ ..-dlno.
8t"ll lll'OlldwlY MorhH!rv. 110 Brwd-
...,, C.0.11 M ....
BALTZ MORTUABJES
C-0 del Mar .OR MUG
Cotti Mesa MI 1-UU
BELL BROADWAY
MORTUARY
110 Broadway, Cotta Mesa u J.3433
DILDAY BROTIIERS
Hnellllgtoo Valley
M-ary
11111 Beach Blvd.
HDDllllg1on Beach
SC.'1771
PACIFIC VIEW
MEMORIAL PARK
C<metuy e Mo'1Dary
Chapel
3580 Pacific Vltw Drt-,e
Newporl Beach, Callfonla
14U1M
PEEK FAMILY
alLONIAL FUNEML
HOME
71tl Bolu Ave.
Westmlnlter llWSZS
SMITH'!: MORTUARY
C'/ •tabl SL
HnellllllfGo -· LEMDI
WESTCLIFF MORTUARY
C2'1 E. 17th st., Costa Mesa -
A Westminster woman and
a Huntington Beach housewife
testified during Hall's llve-<lay
trW tbat he bad bound them
to their beds, taped tbefr
mouths and raped lhem In
arldltlon to ranaacklng tbelr
bomea.
ACROSS
1 Units of electrical reluctance
5 Imitate 9 Consign to
the Jimt: heap 14 llat:e suitable for
pubtlcaUon
15 European 16 Increase In 1111ount
17 Girl's nlctname 18-bag
19 lold In ·• which •It.a
Is cast
20 Cllfllpound
with astrlog.-
oot tule 2-1 Tlln awar
2) LunCb«lll
24~•1o• of time
26 Com•unlca-tlon• wOfd
for "'L"
2\1 One wbo excels 29 Covered with a kind ....... 33 Ptrlod of
tl111e
3" Tree )7Eaos )8 Flllv's rel alive
'9Cap ... ed 40 Let It stand •t Goae by
4?1m .. lde
flhtf
44 "'It's a ,. __ ,,
2 words 46 It. of equestrian .... 47 Rlwer of Europe 48 Noisy d1s·1 turbances 52 Bubbling sound 55 Siesta .....
57 Bowlnes
58 Kind of protecUff .....
60W""body 6ll1t11oset
6l lhete BangalOfe ,,
63 Heraldlc beating 64 Hnlng
wings
65 Plratel'
qUtst 66 Set op on end.
67 Calendar abbrtvlatlOI
ODIN
1 Do a roof repair Job 2 Roman 111qlstndt 3 Peanul$ .......
ch•acter 4 Enactmtnl of 1765! 2: words 5 Station
In llfe
'Solce 43 Business -·-7 An e111otiol
lO
..
'
Alienation
Topic at
Extension
'Ibe many fa'c:es that aliena-
tion wears In moder~ AmeHcall life will be ex-
amined In a new University
-public lecture series
beginning Monday.
1'Looeliness and Alienation
in Modem Soclety0 will be
given on U Mcmday evenlnp
at '1 :30 p.m. in 171 Fine Arts
on the UC Irvine campu.1. Cofit
will be 142-
Apathy and witMrawal,
.. dropping out" from family,
..i.oo1 and society -these
are aymptoms of alienation,
says C. Ray F.,,ler, pro.
resmooai lemily and marriage
coun.selor wbo is coordinating
lhe sems.
And what art the faces of
alienation?
"They're tbe ghetto tchool
child who feels be'a getting
the only education that really
counts out in the streets,''
:says Fowler.
0 They're the senior citizens
who have been made to feel
useless by our modern
technology; the men and
women out of prison strug-
gling to make a go of it
on the outside; the bard-eore
drug addict. and people who
are turning away from
established cburcbes beca.,.
they don't provide any belp
in solving today's probfems.
"Hippies and Ylpplea,
rebellious youth, extremlsU ol
the right and left, Mexican--
Americans with cultural con·
fllcts and language ' 'hangups'
and the cop on the beat In
a hostile neighborhood -these
disparate group11 share o n e
thing in common -the mask
of alienation," be said. How ~ allenati<m ooze in-
to the family' lhe cburcb, !be
school, Into politics and the
other lnatitiSiolll wblcb are
part and parcel of ·-modern
society? Are we promoting
alieulion when we inake U
all but Impossible for ~
to find IOlitude?
8 Rawllfg too 36 Rodeo
=~· r:::.er.
9 Hindu tltle 39 TNt'S 10 Dance cornpmdon U Seat of 40 Orrbirio city: Latvian 2 words
UniYffsltr 42 Eneedi,. a
12 - -now: spedfled At lbls llOll ...
2 .:it'dS C Hold I U 1111111 seulon nltbwat 45 PrtYldtd 22 One d a ra tfttt: of giants Archaic
25 -Age 46 Tllo 49lb 27 lt"dlterra-,.,..,,.,,
nean, to plftlv
Frtnc:Um · 41 ll•irlcal 29 D1•o•-prettx 30 In-; 49 Exsrulllcn Aliog-N-31 At an 50 Tlr. 3Z Hlstcw_t. .51 IClnd of stlldem. s . drlnt conttn1 52 C.uaf
33 Laro• » PrlnUng
••UIJ •""''"" 34 Coolc J!~p Colloq.
chm'acttt 54 Brina to 35 Slttplng ......
llkt • - : 5' Encl -2 ..ords st Fllh
C·np~d -Qu,y in 1968·
'
By TOM BARU!Y or .. '*",.... • ...,
SANTA ANA -Or-Cotmty'a ...,. flag, complains
Du CUpld, mlglll well hive
tocluded the aml'IO-pierced
bear! lhat'a Iba legendary
symbol ol love.
And the buly UW. 1-man
has • pob>t. IDs well •imed
sballa hJl Iba bullseye 10,717
times in !Ka to seed Iha!
record number of lovelorn
couplet trooping into County
Clerk Wlllilm St John 'A bustJ.
in& marr!ai• Uoenses division.
That's almost 11 pereent up
1111 the 1967 tally of 1,4!2.
And Iha! huge percentage bike
hu only beeo eclipeed once
in Or-Oounty history -
iD ltsS wben that year's total
ol 7,KJ m:eeded lhe 1IGI tally
Businesses
Canvassed
By Assessor
SANTA ANA -Orange
c.ounty buaineu firm.a are the
targets of B.Me&W' Andrew
J. Hinshaw's forces wbo have
fanned out in their armual
-door·to-door field canvass.
Hinshaw aald !be field can-
vass bad two purposes; to
complete the apprai!al of
smaller businesses and to
tdentj!y the location ol larger
businesses so they could be
mailed a property statement.
The assessor said the line
his office uses to divide small
and other businesses is $5,000
assessed valuation.
The assessment program In-
volves the use of a simplified
property statement fllf
reporting taxable a as et 1 ,
Hinshaw said.
ol 1,'IM by 17 per«nt.
But bltJablng ,cup14 hU 111u1.
fed a cer1all! vital atatlatle
behind the arrows tn bla buJ&-
lng qUlver.
For every 10 starry")'ed
future portnen who awlltly
signed fonnJ in St John'•
marriage bureau, e 1 g b t
d-couples declded
to shed tbe halter that cllinaz:-
ed the mmb to the altar.
St John's 1918 tally of 1,1161
divorce actlon.s filed would •Po
J>l'Ar to lnd.lcat.e tha& some
80 percent of Cupid'• honey·
tipped arrows tuta out' t.o be
b-(t teM.astlng boomerancs.
That totaJ ls also a new record
as is the almost 80 perctn&
aUrilioD rate of marriages in
Ierms ol divorce actiool med.
SANT A ANA -Jim Duncan
ol the Santa Ana Register
is president-elect of t h e
Orange County Press Club,
according to a tally of mail
ballots completed here Thurs-
dap nlght at the club's
monthly board meeting.
Other officers d e c 1 a r e d
elected:
Bob Ziebell, Ful/erlxm Daily
News Tribune city editor, vice
president; ?•lrs. Wllliam Reed.
Huntington Beach edlUon of
lhe Orange County Evening
News, secretary; Ted James,
The Register, treasurer; Carl
SaWj<r, Tbe .Begister sports
staff, two-year director; Hub-
bard Keavy, Laguna Beach
\
ANOTHER SPECIAL SERVICE
for CUSTOMERS and FRIENDS
COME IN AND PICK UP YOUR COPY
JAN. 2 thru JAN. 10
5% per annum compounded dally current
rate on passbook savings
5 25% on minimum term accounts
• in multiples of $1,000.
MUTUAL SAVINGS
-N o ~~~~; ~E~ ~~.; T 1 o.
• 2N1EASTCOASTHIOHWAY •
CORONA Dl!l. llAR, CALIFORNIA 12125
T!IJ!'.PHONE: 115-5010
HEADOmCE
315 E. Colorado Blvd.
J>asadena,.C.111. 91109
tektPf>one: 449·2345
ASSETS OVER
•425,000,000,00
OTHEI! IRANCH
OfflCES
Glendale, West Arca<lia
Corona Del Mar
LEGAL NOTICE ·-ca•n111C.t.T• 01' •UllHISI l'IC'TITIOUI MAMI n. undlnl9Md ... QrlftY flt 11
conclUdlNil • QI-at 74' W. 17ttl St.. I~. I!, CO.I• Mell, C.llfoml1, tMldtf' h flc1tllow firm M1M of CON-
ClllETE AlllT FOllMI. end that Hid
ftrm It cornpOllld o1 t11e fl:itlowl._ --· ..._. n.rM 111 fl.In •lld ,r_ o1 r.lcletiot
.... fl:illowt: St!Hrt NfWCOl'llb. 11'\\ ...,,,., 8.lrtio.
hi.net, c.m. '""2 01tM o-nti.r 2'. 1Nf
11"'-rt NIW'ttlfnb ITATe OP CAlll'ORNIA.
ORANG£ COUNTY;
Ool ~ M, 19'1, r..tor9 IM,
I Nofll'Y Publk: 111 •nO fol' Mid Stet..
""°"'llY -•1111 $tl1'rt Ht'JPOllll'lb,
.,_,. I'll -.., a. ... ,.,_ """°" MIM Iii tublalbtd I'll tlle wtt!ll!I ft.
1"-t Ind •ck,_lefftd !Ito trX«UIH
ltllMIM. (Ofl'ld•l '911)
JOMOlt 11!.. D-vlt
NotlrY Pvlllk • Cll!tof'nll
Pflric1"1 Offlo9 In Or•nff COUntr
My COIM!fltlllll lllllrw
Juiw !l, 1'10 l"ublllfMd ar.,,.. COllf OlllY Piiot,
Oac:trnbtf rl, IHI .....:! .H"'*Y l. 11, 17, 1,., ,,.,.....
LEGALNO'l1CE
DAILY l'ILOT JJ
LEGAL NOTICE
I I
1
I •
I
• • I ]f DAllVl'MT (S)
Spiral ~ Prices
May Be Easing Off
WASillNG'l'Olf (UPI) -
-.. evfdeMo of .tn wlQI
alf of lnOatlon wtoch tbrut""
lo Clllll 111o bl(CMt yur-lon&
coot .of Uflng h>crUa In 17
U!XlAL NC111CE
........ c••r1 .. 1GATl'I Of' evso••n
"ICT"10US .. AM. T'" ~1111"911 de C"'1fY M m
con&uctl,.. • M1-ti 1t27 HtrtlOr
t.oule¥ard. CMM> ,,_, Calffromle. Ufldtr
ftlt flctltkMI firm -of HA•ao•
LIQUOR ..... INI .. Id ""'' II -~ rl tM frollo#llW "r.onlo ......_ '*""' II\ full •nd ,i.tn of rhlOl'nce an
•• fi:llh:IM; Curt11 A. Htr'*"9 "Id Vlnllnl• t..
Hffbem., 7'4' CH" Orl\19, N--1
9"dl. C..1lfonll•
o.ttd DlcMnlllr "' ""' ciirn. "'~ Vll"llllle L 1-*Wr'lt
STATE OP CALll'"Ofl:NIA,,
OMlrtGI! COUNTY'
On ~ 20, \NI, Mfot'e '"'· 1 Notary l"ubllC hi 91111 tor Mid Mtht,
--11Y .,....rw1 Curll• A. Mmllf'h ...a~lel..~t-ta ,,,. h fie h .. ,_.. -'-,.._.
,,. ..-.Ulto.d lo fl'l9 wltlllfl 1,..1....,,.,,i
•11111 ~ledrotd n..... ~ 11'11 .......
(Offlclll S.ll J_.,.. I!. fl.9Ylt.
1<1..t1rv Public • C.lllorlllt
PrlnclHI Offlc. !ft
0fll'lllt Counlv
MY COll'lmlulOll l!ulni• J~M 21 , lt10
l'Ubllthtd Ortnlt Cool Dt111 ,llot, O«tm~ 27, IHI l r.ol Jtl!lle"t ~. 10,
17. ,,., tt1Mf
LEGAL NOTICE
tlllaLIC MRAlllMO. WILL SI MICD aY TMI COJTl Mt.U PU.MMIMG
COMMISllOtt 1t 11'11 City Kt!U, n
l""tlr Dr!Yt, eo.11 .u.u. Ca11tot11l1,
fM'I Mondrl, J-l'Y \J, '"'· tf'7~ P.M. 11r .. -n -lbi. ft'MrHn.r,
.... trdlM IM fl!llowlM -!ICAOOM:
1. CWllll"'•' ....... _It '""·Col.ft
fb<' l'aul •l'9dlt Ordllcl C_lt!IY, 1"'
W.rtDr llloJ1tv1rd. c.c.t1 Mnt, C.tifot'll:t.
1or -mluloft liD .. 1oc1t.. • u • J
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on e,._.., loclt.d 11 ll'l E. Wl\1171 ~ttwl. (111111 MH1, C1Htomle. In 1n
RJ-.
1. \1-'-"9 .U.k•tM Me. \1•1-'t "" Slnct.lr !'11nt c_, 1nd-or Al Slnc:le!r.
l'60 W11of!l"llOll Irv.I , L"' Nlfeln .
C.llWl'lll , tor Nfm!U IOll fo cm.ITI.lcf • SlneWJr l'llftl SIMt CQ!'.1!P1"11M d
1,JJj II. fl. rJflll Ind J;lOO ... ti
o1 ""°"'""W1rtl\ouw. wftll 1 tot11 o1 1.us t<t. n. el tiulldl..., ,, ... 111ow~
• rld..,.;tlcn of H pert!"9 ll>IC" In
II" ot •"''"" .... 11'1d Hrm1rt!"' l'lfisllT Nrltltll for fl ... -loYMI. Slld ,..._tfv ta loulld lit UGI H1rber
i11111ln1M1, ca.11 MM.a, C1 ~fonll1. In .a-. I. V'"911t• A"llc1llefl Ne.. \1·14t ~
Ml•• Lou Mc!C••"'· ""' flunb1 l:lrt.,., Coltl ,,,,.... C1llfom11. for Plm!IHlon
to •llclw I l'O' IMrllldlmlnl '""' rtOUl•llll
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Sales Manager
Chri1topher W. Rose of
Corona del Mar bu been 1p-
pointed 11Ie1 manapr for m
Jablco, a unit ol the !lllld
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New Angle: Mrs. Allen
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like · everybody e.1:cept the coach's wUe
was unavallabJe for comment and the doul' want the coadl to coach anymore.
Tbltt'a about the way thlnp 1tood
tod11 Ill the burning question of the
new year: will George Allen return as
head c:oac:h of the Los Angeles Rams
next .eani.t
Rlln owner Dan Reeves !lrod Allen
Jut week be<aule ol "a peraonalJly
cluh" but bu .... c:lwlgod his mind
ond Wanli Allen bocl<, accordin& to J\!rL
Allen add other1.
Allen's wUe, Etty, talked in an ln-
terriew with a Chlcqo radio station
1burlday and aakl Reeves wantfld. to
tthire ber husband; her husband was
undecided about going bact to the Rama ;
and she, Mr1. A.Den.-wanta him to st.ly
.out of coacblog.
Reeves lllsued a statement like "no
comment" through the Ram pubUcity
stall.
Beamon Envisions
30-foot Jump
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -Bob
Beamon, who jtDDped to track lm-
mortollty al the Olympic Games only
three months ago, isn't sitilng home
these days polilhing hil medals. He's
oo the road again and lblnking about
another world record.
"I honestly feel I can do 30 feet,
H all the coodilioos are right," laid
Be8lDOn oo the even of the AU-American
Games, which on Saturday open the
1969 tract and field season.
Beamon aalled an Incredible 29 feet,
21> inches Ill the Olympic loog jump
last Octo1"'" to shatter the llorld record
by nearly two feet (I loot, 9% inches).
Both the intematiooal am(lteur athletic
federation and the Portuguese scoring
tables rate the leap ss the single grutesi:
achievement In all tract and field and
ooe that may never be topped.
And, it ii primarily for that reason
that followers of tract and field aren't
ready -if they ever will be -to
letl961h'al'ln peace. ----~
"Everything went right for me at
Medco City." said Beamon. "The
nmaway was just perfect. wind con-
ditions were as good as you would want
and I got a tremendolll! -maybe my
best -tick cff."
Beamon aa1d he will start ibooting
for 30 feet at the all-American games,
'Wbich wUl be held indoors at the C ow P'""'"-"l don't say I can do it here, but
I'm sure one cf these days I will go
to 30 le<!. In !act, I leaped 30 feet
on lJl1 record jump at Maico City
but hair far you go In the air doe.n 't
alw.,a delmnlne Ibo lmgth GI the leap.
Jtl~o -With lf.S.
It's where ylllll' let! land that tbry
measure."
As things stand now, Beamon, who
lost a semester at the Un.'vers.lty cf
Texas at El Puo because of the Olym-
pics, plans to ccmpete in from eight
to U indoor meets thi5 winter.
He lists the Lo.s Angeles Games and
three indoor meets in New York as
"definite" aloog with a meet at Van-
coover.
"On the others I'll pict u I go along,"
he said. "I really haven't lost much
cf my edge and have been playing a
lot cf basketball since the Olympics.
Sc, I feel I'm in good enough shape
to be thinking about another recent"
Asked if compelir.ig indoors made a
difference as compared to outdoor com-
petitioo, Beamoo said'
-'~l ... booestly ..dm:ll know ii .there...Js
a difference and if there is, how much.
To do well either indoors or outdoors
you just have to put everything together
and all the conditions have to be right."
Ralph Boston, the only man in history
to win an Olympic gold, silver and
bronze mtdaJ, and one of Beamon's
biggest boosters, also will compete in
the All-American.
"Ra1ph bas helped me from lime to
time, upecially when I first was starting
oot," laid Beamon. "I like to compete
against him because that means I'm
going apiDst one of tbl world'• but."
International Prep Loop
Being Studied by CIF
Posaibilitlea of an lntemational high
1ebool spmts league being formed in
Ult nat four or five years are being
llUioosly e<plcnd by CIF commissioner
J. Kenneth Fagans, a resident of Balboa
Lsland.
Fqans ls working in cooperation with
• u .s. State Department project to im-
jnve United Stales-Mexico relations tbrou&h intenK:bol.astic compeUtion in all
1porta but football.
Obvloosly, il the llgbter, less talented
Mcaicana tried their luck against Yankee
grid forces, U.S.-Mexican relations would
uncpationably be worsened, rather than
Improved.
However, getting tbt countria together
WHITE
WASH
In baU:elball, bueball, etc., aouod3 like
a winntr.
Fapna polnt.s OU! that the Imperial
Villey League GI the CIF Southern Sec-
tion bu only f01D" member schools, pav-
mg the way for additional entries -
like from across the border in Mexicali,
etc.
"It wouJd be similar Lo the old Tri-State
l.equit." Fagans points oot, recalling
tne .tltnl when California, Nevada and
Ntmna r.boo11 were in the same cirruiL
between them while on an ei:cursion
to La Paz, Baja California.
Corona del Mar's Larry and Simon
Watson bagged 20 dolphin an their ooting
in the warm Baja California waters.
Bill Reddlq, tht standout defe.ntlve
mJddle guard on USC's vanquished Rote
Bowl force1, wu credited wt&h 14
aulsted and 1111aubted tackles ln
Wednesday's %7-11 lost to Ohio State.
Afate Jim Snow had 11 and MJke
Battle 15. Snow and BaUle are the
oa.ly aenion oa tlte SC defemlve aU1n-
meaL Poulbly tile Trojans will be mak·
lng an unprecedented fow1b atralll'ht
Rose Bowl appearance In 1970.
Da ve Kamanski. bead linesman at the
Rose Bowl and a former Newport Harbor
High gridder (1939) uplalna that con-
troversial second SC touchdown Wed-
nesday.
"M. long as both players bad the
ball simultaneously. the play was dead
immediately, according to rules," he
points out. "What happens to the ban
after that -even If they are still
falling to the ground and the defensive
man takes the ball away from the other
guy -is immaterial."
Kamanski got $250 for working the
tiff -his ftrsWvcr Ro5e Bowl match.
He's also officiated the East-West game
(1165) In San Franclsco.
Allen clld oat ..... ., Ilia telepbon<.
Mn. Allen didn't .answer her
lelopbooe after &be talked oo lbe air.
RoeYOI appmnlly bowed to the
pl'elSUre ol Jrate fan,, and many of
his players In making an attempt to
rtie0nctle with AlletL
Alleo and lbe Rams flni&bed secnnd
lo ~ Ill t h e coulal division of
lbe Nalloaal Football League wllb a
Il).3.l ..-nl for 1961.
The ptayen for.... a league title oext
season and with it about $25,000 in bonus
money. They know Allen is a winning
coacb and they know il Ibey get a new
one he'll take some time to imtall his
system and a cbampiombip will be that
much farther away.
Allen has often aaid coaching takes
him away from his family. He said
he worts a 18 to 18 hour day. When
tie's home, he's looting at game movies
most of the time.
He does not eat at the family training
table but prefers milk shakes wruch
iOOtbe his stomach ulcer.
Mrs. Allen and the four Allen kids
-George, 16; Gregoey, 14; GeraJd,
SI, and Jennifer, 7 -dine alone in
football season. They all want ~:'.' stay
wnnanenUy in their new home in the
suburb!ln Palos Verdes Pen in s u I a
overlooking the Pacific.
Money is no problem for a few years
anyway. Reeves has said tie will pay
oll Allen on the two rema.inlng years
of his contract at about $50,000 a year.
Allen has written fwr boob on football
and he could sit home, watch the waves
lapping on the shore and turn out another
one.
Top Golf Pros
Play Satur~ay
At-Buena Park""
BUENA PARK -The Urst section
of the first round of the 36-hole $31,000
Southern California Open starts today
at the Los Coyotes Country Club, with
defending champion Billy Casper and
five other 1968 tour winners on hand.
Casper and the ether champions won't
start swinging in earnest until Saturday.
The final round en the par 36-36--72
course will be held Sunday.
Prominent gollers who tee oU today
Include Dave Stockton of San Bernardino;
Jerry Barber, the Los Angeles veteran;
Australia's Bruce Crampton; and Billy
Muwell, Odessa, Tex.
Aller Casper won this tournament Jn
1968, tie went on to acquire a tolal
of $205,168 and took six PGA .tour events.
The ether 1968 winners here, all
scheduled to start Saturday, are : U.S.
Open champion Lee Trevino; Bob
Murphy who won the Philadelphia Classic
and the Thunderbird: Bob Lunn, back-to.
back winner of the Memphis and Atlanta
tournaments; Steve Reid, Azalea cham-
pion; and Bob Dickson, who collected
$22,000 ln bis first pro victory in the
Haigh National at Costa Mesa.
In an 18-hole pro-amateur prelude
Thut'$day, George Bayer and Monty
Sanders tied for low individual honors
with five-under-par 67s.
Two teams tied for first at 123 en
two best balls in the fivesomes of one
pro and four amateur.
They were headed by Lee Elder, Los
Angeles, who bad an individual card
of JS..M--69, and Bob McCallister,
Corona, who shot 34-36---70.
Bayer's team tied for third at 12t
and he won a total of $425. Sanders.
the former nationaJ Public Links cham-
pion now playing out of Santa Barbara,
collected a total of $385. His team tied
for fifth al 125.
Tied at 124 with Bayer's team was
a fivesome headed by Casper who shot
34-~9.
Dickson had 35-33--M and John Schlee
and Crampton both shot 70. Schlee carded
34-36 and Cramptop 35-35.
Lunn was able to match par 72 with
a card cf 36-36 while Stockton was four
over with 39-31-76.
SC Hosts Utah
The University of Southern California
Trojans, forced to take a back seat
in basketball to UCLA. swing into action
tonight against tbe Redskins of the
University of Utah at the Sports Arena.
UCLA gets back into competition al
Pauley Pavilion Saturday night against
Tulane.
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DETERMINATION'S REWARD -Penn State hero
Bob Campbell (right) relaxes on Miami's beach
with teammate Mike Smith after the Nittany Lions '
thrilling 15-H Orange Bowl win over Kansas Wed·
nesday. It was Campbell's tw~point conversion
with only seconds left that beat Kansas.
~ Ru stler Five
·1 At Riverside
WINN ERS AT TRACK, TOO -Members of the Arkansas football
team were guests Thursday at New Orleans' Fairgrounds Race
Track. Here, end Chuck Dicus (left), Mike Sigman (center) and
Dave Dickey (right) discuss their p!drs for the sixth race. Dicus's
horse won. They celebrated their 16-2 win (Ner Georgia.
UCI at Rhode Island,
Lo ses to Friars, 85-77
PROVIDENCE, R.I. -The question
of the day for UCI basketball coach
Dick Davis is: "Who was the fmk at
the Irvine tournament?"
The Anteater coach can only conclude
that Providence College had a scout
in the stands during UCl's recent tourna-
roent.
At least, it sure looked that way Thurs-
day night when Providence posted an
8.')-77 win over UCI in Irvine's opening
game of an eight-day eastern road trip.
"The way they handled us I know
they had someone watching us at our
tournament," said Davis.
It wasn't even close. Providence ran
up a 50-29 lead at haUUme, much to
the delight of the 3,300 spectators.
In a losing effort, Jeff Cunningham
broke UCl's single game scoring record
with 34 points. Mike Heckman. who had
eight, held the former record of 33.
UCI goes against Rhode Island
University tonight in K i n g s to n .
Providence beat Rhode Island last week
by 9U3.
The Friars used a matchup zone
against Irvine.
"'For us, that's just aboot the toughest
kind of defense for us to play against
with the type cf players we have,"
Davis commented.
Providence shot 60.7 percent for the
game while Irvine made exactly half
its shot s. Providence coach Joe Mullaney
told Davis afterward that it was the
best shooting night his team had record-
ed.
"Their shooters had surprising range
against us," Davis said. "Shots that
we would normally give other teams
they were drilling."
In Rhode Island tonight, The Anteaters
will be facing one cf the east's leading
rebounders, Doo English (&-4). Irvine
beat Rhode Island last season in Campus
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Golden West College's basketball team
hopes to make a clean break with tht
JM" tlarllng tonight when ti opens
Eutem---Conference.-basketball action
with what looks like a genuine tiUe.
contender.
FOl' its first two seasons, Golden West
was 9-47 but coach Dick Stricklin I!
only futureo()rlented these days.
"We've forgotten all about that," he
says.
"I've been asked what our record
the first two years was about 350 times.'"
Gciden West ts 7-2 now and Open!
Eastern Conferenc~ play at Rivenlde
tonight Saturday night, the Rustlers duel
Rio Hondo at OC:C
Strick.Un has been working his tall,
talented cagers oo the full court press
and free throws this weei..
1'We had been a good free throw
shooting team but against Ohlooe tut
week we missed 20 of them." Golden
West won that one, 112-56.
Stricklin hopes his guards c 1 n
penetrate Riverside's press tonighL He
has a theory that pressing defenses are
more effective at t b e beginning of the
season than at the end.
"By the time you get halfway through
the league schedule everybody has teen
the press and most have adjusted to
it. I hope we have."
Golden West figures to beat Riverside.
Alter dominating Ca1ifomia junior col·
Jege basketball for years, RJverslde'1
talent well bas dried up and the Tigen;,
who four years ago would've been ll-0
now, are 4-7.
Tiger coach Bill Mulligan played a
ball-<!ootrol style of offense earner Ir\
the year but has junked It in favor
cf the running attack.
Stricklin will start Brian Ambr'O'llch
Allan Robinson and Dave Prather I~
the front court and Ollie Martin and
Mark Campbell at guards tonight.
UCI Swimmers
Topple Davis,
Eyeing Bn1 ins
UC Irvine's swimming forces are
training their wobbly s.igbts on UCLA
today alter posting a narrow 62-47 win
over UC Davis Thursday In the Irvine
pool.
Several ol coech AI lrwin"s slalwarls
are bedded down with the flu. Still,
the Anteatera won eight of 11 events
Thunday.
UCl meets UCLA Thursday, Jan. 18,
in Westwood.
Rich Eason recorded a 1wift 41 flat
clocking on his leg cf UCl's winning
400 yard relay team.
Irwin's team hosted the all-UC relays
today. Malina ap that now-defunct loop Wt:re
Boulder City (Nevada), K Jn gm an
(Arbooa), Basic (Nevada) and
C&Ufomla'• Blythe and Needles. In 1954
8lldc: Jost to Hawthorne, lS-13, for a
CD' foatbal1 championship. And in It4t
-aty topped p.,. Robles, 19-7,
1•.a CIF grid UUe.
Fullerton Collide Tonight Corona del Mar High graduate Mike
Martin was a triple winner for the
Anteaters, taking blue ribbons in the
200 individual medley, 500 free and the
l,000 free.
Qlodl!tc au! the flohlnf Iron~ Harold rl • oad E. L. Linen of Laguna lleodl . ..,.!li-<folpbln ond a cabrtllo
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Orange Coast College openo defense of
Its Eastern Con!'erenci! basketball cham-
pionship tonight at a when Fullerton'•
Hornets arrive at OCC carrying the fav-
orite's banner for the EC crown.
It was the: Hornets who took Coast
down to the wire last year and faded in
the UUe-defeoding game, 9$..a?. But this
tlme, it is Fullerton who appears to have
the edp and coach Bob Wetze1'1 Plrlllca
hope to avoid a 1etbacll: in their flrst
t:onference game.
"We're going to try arid run hard
against Fullerton for the "'hole game "
Wetzel said Thursday. '
"Fullerton has big men up front but
they're not too fast. \'t'e'd like ta take
·,
advantage of that because we !lguro
we're much quicker than they are."
Wetzel, whose 'Pirates have accumu-
lated a U reco<d, will start a !root line
consisting of Phil Jordan, Mite AicCar-
tin and Rick stkklemaiex. Io the back-
court art Steve Turley and Mike Flaher-
ty. -
The Bucs have !aced Fall"10o once
l h 11 season. Tbey lost a l>-71 declslon
in the Qiafley tournament ln 1 game
that was clcaer than the score indicates
-the Pirates went down by only five
wUh 2o:IO to play and had to foul Fuller·
ton to 1et the balI.
"We found out in thal ~ame that we
could play with Fulltrion,' Wet2cl said.
"We've really been out of only one of
the games we"ve lost, the Loog Beach
City (8U6) game."
The Pirates bad their final pr«onfer-
ence workout Thu rs day afternoon.
Wetzel sent the Bucs through drills
against Fullerton's man·to-man defense.
,Arter tile Hornet lld·U!ter, \be Bucs
travel to RJvenide Saturday night.
II Fullerton ..,.. an Imposing sight to
EC coaches Jut year Jt has lo Jook even
more frightening this time. Van Bye (M)
11nd Ted Harper (6-5) arc back tn the
front line, and COICh Mae Radovich has
add<d !rahman aty&eraper (l·i) Jerry
Brucb from Anahtbn.
f'uUl!l'ton ts 8-3, having lost to Long
Beach, Ventura and Pboenb. Wb1le Wet-
zel fears h1I team might be oo the at.ale
aide for not having had a game 1n al-
most two wttb, Radovich'• juggernaut
played Monday nJ&hl, besUng lbe Cal
State (Fullerton) frosh, tot-70.
Asked if he was as strong as last aea-
sm, Radovich replied : "We aren't riiht
now but I th1nk we wlll be later ' · t fl e
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~2 McCarUn
M Stlcklemaitt
ft-10 Tur~y
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Fullertoa
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F Harper
C Brucks
G Child,.,.
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Eason won twice. In the 50 fret and
the UXI free. Bob Wilhite wu the one-
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By JOEL SCHWARZ
or lfle D1J1t '11ot '"'" lt'• rare indeed that a t.emn
Jives up to Its nickname, 1oot
the Yuma Jii8h ''s ch 10 OJ
Criminal! did just that in the
opening round of the seventh
annual Newport Harbor
OpUmisl lnvilatlooal ·l!a"et.
ball tourqamenl Th Uri d a 7
night. '"
The way ~,Yuma !tam
played in lls 68-36 1.., lo
Costa Mesa High School ""'
Crimlnal.
By virtue of its easy victory,
Costa Mesa moved 1 D to
today's semi·linal r o u n d
agalnst Newport Harbor at
8:30 p.m.
The Mustangs destroyed
Yuma in the second period
of their game by outscoring
the bewildered Arizonans SH.
Yuma made countless ball
handling errors in that el&bt--
minute period and w as
, thoroughly dismayed by a pair
of zone defenses thrown up
by Costa Mesa.
"Sure, they made a lot of
mistakes in the game,n Costa
M..,. coach Herb Livsey said
afterwards, "but I like to
think that ·our defense had
something _fo,do.witb-tt.!'--
The Mtritangs' defense m.
deed did have · eomeWng to
do with IL ID. the flnl period,
Costa Mesa operated out ol
a man-to man alignment and
Yuma was able to wort
against it with fair success.
lt WIS only l'-11 Costa Mesa
afla' the opentng~uarter.
Bu\ in the aecond quarter,
when the Mustanp esploded; Livsey moved his forces lnto .. ~ DAILY PILOT ...... .., atdt.n JC•W
a 3-1 zooe defense and then TWO FOR LEECH -Corona de! Mar forward Steve Leech banks In a· shot .
• U zone, boUi of whkb com· in the Sea Kings' Newport tournament game with Kofa of Arizona Thursd~y. plettly throttled Yuma.
Tbe Arizona club couldn't Corona de! Mar Jost, 61~54. Artzona players are Dan Smith (14), Vic-Ellis (44),
get free for good pen:entage Jeff Deyo (12) and Derryf McCliip.
shots when t.bey weren't ----------·-·-· -'------------------fumbling the ball and saw
both bac'kbomfs dominated b7
lhe Mustan&s.
In the flnl five and a half
minutes "' the quarter, Costa
Mesa outscored Yuma, 19-2,
to put the game In the
refrigerator.
After that, the Mustangs
slowly padded their lead unttl
the clock mercl.f\llly nn out
two periods later.
Gregg Erskine aod Chuck
Yerkey did most of. the scor·
tng and rebounding damage
for Costa Me!a. Erskine
scored 21 points and Yerkey
added 13 more.
Eag-WS Rout Hawks
In 74 .. 55 Breather
Tars Face
Mustangs
After Loss BREA -Eslancia High
Sdlool barges Into the second
round of the ·rourth annual .
BreA basketball tournament
tonight with a test with
Mission Viejo at 8 o'clock
after whipping El Dorado
Thursday Dish~ 74-55.
'!be win was the second
sLraight for coach B i 11
Wetzel's quintet and it upped
the overall season mark to
5-5. It was purel y an exhibiUon
The 19-point spread doesn't game, but it was quite an
accurately describe the game, exhibti.ion as an Alumni team
A full-coort pressure defense beat Newport Harbor High
completely wrecked the El School, 66-62, in the final game
Dorado offense with Bill Dugas and Gary Orgill leading . of the opening round in the
Wetzel 's wrecking orew, seventh Bilf!Ua.1 ~ e ~ P.o rt
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Guard Gary Cortes, Sparked
the ball-hawking defense, with
mrmerous steals and deflec·
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second perlod.
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Monte' Vista
Monte Vista High's
Monarchs put on a remarkable
comeback Thursday afternoon
in the opening rwnd of the
seventh annual N e w p o r t
Optimist basketball tourney
but fell short by four points,
18-54, to El Modena al
Newport Harbor Higb's gym.
Il was a mismatch of tlie 4arbor Optimist 1nv1tat1onal
first magnitude. Estancia Jed basketb~ tournament Thurs-
the Golden Hawks by u much day. as 21 as early as 4:09 into Newport was scheduled to
the second period {29-8). , meet a team from Chihuahua,
Wetzel pulled bis first team Me:rico, but the Mexican club
and ended up in a 10.point was forced to drop out of
lead at the half. the tournament b e c a u s e
Last-second Bucket
Saves Diab'los, 46-44
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In the third period, the
Monarchs rallied to within two
at 4M4 with 33 sewnds to
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Barons Test Lynwood ,
'111e third quarter was more several of l~ player~ ~ere BREA -Tom Gardner's
of the same wjlh the margin over the CIF s age limit of six.foot bank ahot with two
swelling to 20 at the end of 18. seconds left gained a 46-44
the period. Thereto:r-e. the Tars_ . ad-victory for Minion Viejo High
Orgill led the scoring parade vanced II!to the senu·f1n~I School Thursday night ln the
for Estancia with 2l paints round against Costa Mesa 1n opening round of the fourth
00 seven from Uie field and a .game scheduled for 8:30 aMual Brea b a 1tetba1 J
another seven at the gratis Uus evening.. . . t.ournament.
stripe while three 0 th er _In lhe exbib1bon, t~e alum-The 'win sends coach Pat
Eagles were tn double figures. ru, coached by athletic direc· Roberts' crew into a second
Those were Skip Williams tor and former basketball round match with Estancia
(12), Dugas (IO) and Mike coach Jul~ Gage, overca~e tonight at B. Hays (10) a 48-47 third quarter lead m Gardner'! bucket was the
· the final perhxl with a wild on!y polnt.s put on the board 'k 'k 'k burst of scoclng thal shot In the ·fourth quarter by the
shots f<X the '!'ilY polnla from
'that fJ>'Jte for the Tigen.
Only,11 personal fouls were
called In the game.
Gardner and Jerry Gloster
Jed Mlss'lon Vlejo's scoring
wllh II points .apiece. ,
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After 56-52 S~thack ..... ,,,_
E•l•nel• 15 11 21 U-74
tbem apparently comfortably Dlablos of Mission Viejo In
in front, 0-51, with just 2:46 perhaps the ttrangest contest :,:ro ,
left tn the contest. of the year. Nraom 1
Foonlaln Valley Higb School
dropped IU third llralghl
varsity ba&ketbell leol Thun-
da1 night, !Illa time a !e-52
venllct to Tustin In the open-
ing night of action tn the
Santiago Invttatlanal basket-
ball tournament at SantlagO
mgb.
Tbe loso dropped the Baro111
to a 6-6 overall mark and
puta them Into a CGMOIAUon
bracket leol wltb Lynwood al
5 p.m. today. 'ftlO latter bowed
lo I h e bo<t oohool, 71·71. In ~ duda Boena Park lopped
B9lu Onande, 80-62; Foollilll
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afla' trailing bJ two at lhe
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trouble cut lnto tbe starting
five.
Steve Hatch went out on
foull midway through the final
period and Duane Dllfie went
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to hamper the Bar~n s'
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seven fit1d coalt and two free
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WHALE WATCHING -Slm'tin« ·5a1un1ay, juuary 4, on· weekends ~.
the Island Holiday Boal will leaft the BalbOa Pav1J101>, 400 Main S~ in Bal-
bOa on a whale watching milae between the mainland ·and' cataUna hland. T~ schedule will be for I a.m. ml.1 p.m. ....i the boib.wlll nm· as·loog u . the ,
migration ottbe great m!'mipats ~. TiCbta Ire '. fm" adult! dit$1 .for'
children. Even If. you don"t see a whale it is a fine trip oi.Jt on the water far ~
few bouts. Phone 67S-5245 for more tnfOrmaUon. ' ·· • ·
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THE DUKE -Duke Ellington and Illa Orcbeslra pllis singer Lou Rawlea
will be performing al.""!IO<ll!land.'l'beel/il •jbiaofr!!llY. ~t~ ~ ~··
Pcrformaoces are scheduled for 8:30 p.in.. Friday; t11i1UO. p.m..~, ~
Sand 8:30 p.m. on Sunday. The theater is located across from·~lQd •
19 Freedman Way, A!iaheint, Phone 176-7440 for furtber infor~tlon. Tickets
a,i W allicbs Music City ~· . '· I , ' ' _'
ICE SHOW -"Holiday OD lee,., an ice show featuring in~ etat--
ing stars and world champions will be at the Forum in Inglewood throqb Jal}. l uary 12. Performances .wjth seven dazzling prod~ will be ~~at 8 p.m.
Monday through'Fitday-wltb. shows ft I, i ·ud 9 p.m. on Saturdl:j Ind at 1:30
and 5:30 p.m. on S\mday. 'Ticketl: at ,W~Muslc1City stores.
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INTERMISSION
~ ~ By TOM TITUS
< Out with the o)d and in with the
new. It's.,time' to s.1l\" alloV:~ again. .
There'll something. about. tbe wiqding
up of one yeM and the..' beginning of
anotber that give:-•·a ~.renewed
feeling of anticip&.tton. 'Tliat bolds true
for all phases of life, whether it be
government -particularly ~ year -
or business, sports or the realm of
entertainment.
That feeling filters down to community
theaters as they jluf fiiilshlng touches
on their new year offerings. Sdon the
county's Btages1wUJTbe·alive again, elcb
playhouse hoping to surpass i ts
achievements of'"past years.
THE NEW YEAR also will bring ne.w
theaters to the Orange Coast One, which
will be born tonigh\ in Newport Beach,
is the Open End Workshop in the old
Second Step Theater vacated by South
COast Repertory.
The Open End, which will acctnt
theatrical training and wW showcase
il5 students in public productions,
presents a one-WQ..Il\8n shaw in Its in-
augural tonight. That woman ls pro-
fessional actress Margaret Cowles, whose
"Just Between Us" will run through
March 2. .
Four othera climb onto 'the llieatrical·
bandwagon next week, beginning Wednes-
day with the Laguna P!aYl»US<! pro-.
duttion of "The Star Span«Ied Girl,"
another in a long list of Neil Simon
comedies and the first appeollfance of
tbJI one in Orange County. Kent Johnson
ia directiog, with volup~us Toni Shearer
cast In the Utle role.
' ORANGE COAST College's new student
repertory company opens its second pro--
ducUon on Thursday, the British f~
"See How They Run," for a three-day
&linL Then.. .. 'Frl!fay -' eoa,i
Repertory and the Huntington B<ach
Playhouse put their new ones: on the
boards.
For SCR it will be a world" r,emlere
of a ·new mixed inedia mu~ca_ entiUed
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~ ~'~ ·af ·'""" llbu." ~ 1llotl"'-1ioo bas ~led-the
··.crtpt.-an •tir avant gprde play,
"'Ubu ROI" by .. ~Jarre. It's being
·tooted aa a aort~.cnios belweeo SCR'f
poJl'erful~ "~ Hamb''· and the
less imprtssiVe "Adventures in a ·paper
Bag."
THE POimCAL season is over, but
It's dµe for one last flli:ig at Huntington
Beach Where "Tbe Best Mait" opens a
11v~eru1. run. Diieded·by Anabelle
Qvigiey, the play focma oo the ballle
between two candidates (llon 'llhoades
and Joseph Carr) far the pr<Sldential
nomln;lUoo.
On the night of ' Jan. . 16, the
Weatminster Community ~ will
observe the date by openiliam Rand'.•
"Night of January 16th." Ron Fllian
and James E: smith .are the courtroom
aotagoo!Bts while ·Nancy Wells Is the
defendant whose fate will be decided
by · 12 jurors from the audleoce. Sally
Crowley la dif<CUng.
Upcoming on Jan. 24 is the bippie-
establishment Comedy "GeneraUon" at
the Costa Mes.a Civic '.elaybouae under.
the guidance of glie!I director Marthella
Randa!L Bob, Engman and Francy Walah
are the father-daughter combo in this
ooe.
That's the January .agenda for the
· lacal theate(a. Due . in February are
five more produ~ -all crammed
into a three-day opening period. More
about that later, and happy New Year
to you too.
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BACKSTAGE -Foutaio, Valley's Don ..
Lucas, heretofore a travlln,..comedlan.
has setUed down u a beadUner at
Robin'• Restaurant in Anaheim ••
, ' Jennifer Warnes, an Orange County
entertainer who cbanged her ·name . to
Warren be!<n beln( CMl..Jn· the Los
Angeles productk>n of "Hait," now bas
dropped. the · aurname enllrely and Is
billed liinpq aa Jennifer.,.
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1(1 Mexico for love,
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·,....,-1 Hotels·· '
THIS LITILE COCO palm beach town Is 150
mile$, 11111U1 of Acapulco -125 P@Ved. 1be last 25 u
the -ii is not another PnelW Valla'ffa. "Not
mudt better than riding In ;: cNek bed," l'epOrtl a
friend of mine wllo blew a tin 'lrithin the ~ live
miles.
. But -il'• eot th,.. fairish h<IWI. A beaulm~ blae liq. G.-.M .aklndlvlnc and Jamt·tlMl"'°.And mt tcurllta. 1bey b __ up llle.$0Wn ud,t111:11·CIU
D.Afl..Y PILOT iletf """' 'the el~y at.in!dn!lbl,' · '.·, . ' .. *' ..
· wl•·~nc ~;a~l'!4:ct to -~ ~bo\11•. ut'• 'Be Nett,-hllors
And lll~~J>l.ati of -view Jbel. One pee OD a J>Ob!t ....... tlie 1iay for $4GI).. , • • . -. • ""'-: ··;-; ' . ... .
. ' 01' COURSI, lhtrt'• a calcl!. Fort!lpen can't owii land In Jilulco WWllll lll&lit Iii •.-X rr bord-
ier. Bat there ue loUini ~-a ·Mulco )_,.. .,.. won:. oat for 1"11-All llrtlne>;rnm Jn, ' '
~-.. ·-~-~~~ . . . . . ~ ':~t::'1t all. And·· the Hil1lii. be. . gin bn4Jdlng In the nut live or tc ,._., yvn're a
mWlonajre. ,
Tool sheorer offers a bowl Ol fn1lt to )ier new neiib· '.
bor, ~Randell Cobb, who is mQre· entranced With
Tool henelf in this scene from "Tlie star Spangled
Girl," opening Weclnelidlt for three weeks at the
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By JACK GAVER Aqu.it.a.ine, have a showdown
UPI Drama Editor about which ()f three sons
NEW .YORK (UPI) sh•uld succeed to the crown.
Mptlo Pollds edapper ,10CJCI. "Aile< buyJns the ,rights lor· ., • .. · .. • a .quite reasonable sum -_looli!•~J.-!Ji<l1fii> .fell~--wl!<> · ... yoo know, iio--one else ~ ~ers tlle · lfroadWay, wanted it _, I had trouble
tbeliter pay -:.off ~aodsomely «getting it financed. After
for him without-gomg through several tW'lldoWn11 by qiaJor
the ~J>f,Jnvesting a peMy Orms, I gave a acrJpt . to Joe
ln tllal ~ areoa. · · Levine of Avco-i!:intiany. lie
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: and I=--.For 100 -· ('8 U.S.) tbe rood ·• ;' crew la a"calerpJllar .alld -BUILT I!'• a : =: .tel!IJl!\fl!7 coanect1nf ~ ~ I coold get
• • • ''If we t•b • treller Into Muko. wh•t do we
: do •bout purlfled w•Mrt•• · · ' · . .,
You buy it by the five-pllon bottie. That'• what
: householders do. (Though the papers a yeor ago
: reported tbe arrest at ....,. rite< selletll who were
·, refilling from fire hydrant..) Most householdeti in
: Mexico also wash selads and fruits in a mild anti·
: ~eptic yoo can. bu,y In all dlugatores.
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Poll '"'!' it' Jjy buyJns the salil so ahead!'
Bini' ri,llts "" a Broadway · bne reason Poll bad !rouble
pl&)' ol lhNi._ 8"' an. elsewhere wu lbat be II not
ed '"Ille' Lim· tn _Wmler." No . il!il an Independent producer,
one ,e)le, w~ 1t. He tamed .but an Ind e pendent in-.
it IDte.~~·Jiof t~e i:iost dependent p~. · ~~t!\b" fmancially,· "I don'( just buy a property ~ ... !."w;ms .now ~ · and go to backers and uy de~*wide release. J would like to make this 'll!lo'.\l-·~1dman, pla7, · pfctUre and work out Ille
which was one of the very detallil with them " he ex-f~ fOOd on~ ~f ,_the l~, .p~ed. "When ' r get
s e a • o n • ran Cf~Jy 92' SO@elhing T want to do, I
performances, 90 fl:ad · '°:'be ·work out every detail myself
accounted a B,rqadw~ Iai!Ar.e _ casting, wriling and so on.,
from the money s~pomt. , That is what J ask the backers
If playgoer• wouldh't .bt'ly B · to finance, a compjete pro-
scr1pt about old _King Henry ·position. J find il is the only I~ °! Englan~; circa 1183; ·_it way 1 can work becauie I
. d1drf t ~ likely .t~t. movie cootrol the whole artistic e!-
. fans wouJ4 .~ lo it. fort. No one else can tell
"I uted the writing," wu me how it. should be written
: "I don't ...m 19 pcall _,,. the jlumu you , Poll'• ,olmpla uplanaUoo of or "'1o shoold be 1n It."
I ... , bis •tlraction lo Ille play. ,phll w~ l•cky ln a sense. ~ mentlontll ft Ma: ·"' • • • . ~ __ . , "And I didn't aee Jt as simply He wanted Peter O'Toole lo
Atnearlyovmyllfroetllaildwbenit's'ln1euon. • lt<rl' ·~1 -l!"li>• ~ YWS play Heney, and it just hap-
: !l's a crui>chy juicy roo! n&eteble. CbiMoe lllten · ago about 1 ting not many pened 1bat O"l'qole is a nw
: use tt as a 1~ for water chestnut. Looks llte • kno" abouL It. ltf:mM ~ me about that period in Briti!h
· an oversized niw pOtato ··.::. i • that,· no nti1tter w~t the h1story and wu free. Poll
. , • · ,: , period W"llltlq, this could felt lbat ii Katharine Hepburn '. *' · • bavelllllyerlfi,aPJ>eal bO<ouae wouldn1 ·111ay Eleanor, be
. · · It Is lbolt a iamb)' in turmoil. · didn't want to do the picture. Now here's one place where I don'• buy them : , Whal l,tmllJ' bun't been at Hebappened to approach her
:ready cut oft the .wld. I buy a whole 00elnd aHce , : oome Ume or otllor?" , at just ti>e right moment.
!I-you lhould olW11fcal'1o/ a Boy 9c0tit-l)pe knife· , ·~. ''The Lion Jn So, with Goldmart suc-
m MWco. S11ce It Squeeze lime Juice,cm; jt And , Wll!ter" calcllei llenrr lriJ >la , c;eo!fully tran~ bla play
ult ml cblll powder It you can. 11}. -~.aild ~ · Iola ,..,. when he °"" hit · Into a scenario, bla llnl sucb
· trMMng. (Pronaanco It HEE-kah-mlhl.)' ~ ~-, ••Ira~ 1,.e~:· qu~ IJie~ job. a hit motion pictun was · , ·., * ·:, ~-· 1 •• \~ · formtdtble1 Eleanor. of1-~ ~· -' ' ' ) ~'
TRY SOMI ceYlcbe wlllle~'ln llle ~ul· ,, co .-. 'lbla 11 i)lcecl red .,,a ·raw. :aat dOn't
let lbat -you. 1bey -t'lt lime ,luliie '!Iii.ch ''coots" It. lt11 'served u . a eocJc1:all wlth tom~
onion, bot sauce. . · · ' J ·'
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• ~-appmranoe of • Plnf.poli1 bell. Thtf breat tills
, In • giall ml duh It With .. lllucll hot -and
· lime juice you don't know what yoo'n ..-,. (But
. u all Mmco wm ten you, lmtllf eus .. are ,.pbro-
, Arid Cont,roversial
By CYl'mllA LOWl\Y Wbi1e there wai a lot or
: dlllac. 01 cow-.., of coune.) · .
NEW YORI( (AP) _: Em' srwnbllnt, the first real ac-
my' ~---•i hard-lu".. ·plain ti!"'. WU, taken by an ABC ~ ..... vice president whacomplained
Jane little aJster, will be 21 thal network executives were
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It I ·t the changes before they were
ART EXHfBr'fS . . ~. :: $~ ~ ~;~; .i:~ t~OOJ1r:.
coming-<ll·age ~-The Na-fac:t that several programs
, ZULCH G.\LLEllY -1135 Newporl Blvd.; Costa r.i..., Cur-Uooal ~-·ii Television. and performers have been
rtnl.ly on o:hlblt oil palntinfs by Harland YOUD(. Haun: 10 to Arta~sed~twfaiam nominatro for Emmy awards
I p.m., Tu~. through Sat.; 1 to 5 p.m. Sun., closed Mon. There d" d ~ f "ts o'llZes .;rw~': in seasoos past but never won ~ no .admillkln charge. . ~'Ji w:~ ~ paa~tlng ~ · the ballbUng. N~w they are
• C.M ART LEAGUE GALLERY -$13 Cen'-St .,.. ..... 6 crttie1 r Its awards """'-a~tomoa.Ucally out of ~e run-U"...... • l.Q .? 1-NllL.a 0 r· ~ rung. A good example 18 MN'lo P~ Houri.: Sal and Sun, 1 to 5 p.m. Coo.UnuOlll eiblbit of art ~urea, the 8*emy fmd s Thomas and her show "That wart in vanous media by Art League memben. No admiutoo 1t.9eU in the cen .. of a new, Girl" ' ~barge.. bider controvel'SJ'; · B · ,._ -• y .-.. Vel'f nature of COFFEE GARDEN GAu.EllY -1825 E. Cout ffllbway, THE EMJff awards, ·TV's televisloit, there are loo many Corula dd Mar. Houri: 11 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Mon. throu,p Sat. way of ~'ft&~ at categoriM ud loo · many
l!o ldmlalon cbarg~ Currtnily on u!Jilltt prints by pbotosrapb-lei!ll in "-f, _,,. doqed perlonnj'n 'fl• to , make •an
& Beth Koch. The gallery is apanJCred by the Newport J:larlu hr dluenst.oo and dtaasttr. A awards contest very me.,..·
Stnict l.eque. few lel.IOnt tJtcS ,pWe WU ingfui. And,. Oil the other aide
• a big ,.bellion wbeo CBS of the coin, networu and ln-' SO, CAUF. nDIT NAT'L B&Nlt -171D Beach Blvd., Ihm~ N81 led a walk<>llt la a. dtpendent prodU<:<n -who
Beadl. On ahlblt during ncuiar i.•1Jntg boun, oU -..ver.y cwer.J u d 1 r n'a privately ti.. off the Jilmm1'
• by Ella Fl<berf. motbodl. Eventaau, thto wu• u meanJnsleu, 1U want to
: • IWllND'8 LIBIWIY -:1011u>ovu Drive, Newport Buch. oort ol lllllOolMd' .Ver. Then •In Emmys became' they
1111_ cl ~dur!!.._ ncu_ lar Ubrary houri. oil p11nt1t1p and por-last opring ... \hat em-have a ca1aln upt~latlon 1$11 •w-bllTuatogly 8~ and publicity value. ' awanta lhow ~ wu l!terally ~ !! l8Cl1lUTY rutlT NAT'L BANI -111 E. 17th Sl, Colla a lragocly o1 ...., and THIS YEl& the number ol
lllot. Oii ...._J!r LM llutPrldee •·-LIMM'dt and mllha~ , h , '"" cates""-'bal b!<» <JiopJ!Od -.ii t.,111;rw. c..mmlq .., ediiblt .i.:bic .... .....,iar bu11nesa NWthe awards comm1ti.t! • -.-;"bit -bot· n ilut
..... • " ' ·' , hu mod< _,. iilOre cbancu ts more tll111 30 and ts !jJO
• r<tau1111 to tile ~auaoau,.,. b111i>r cGm/ort. · aA*'.11 llOl!S!!._ICL!llMI -J0111 N. Main St., Santa Ana. o1 nomlnltloos ~ J>Olabt1 1 one thin.I ls certain: Tbla ~: ru.. a.-Ill., 11 a.m. to t :IO p.m.; Sun. 1 to$ rule lbat bara·~1ro1111· tncl sprJns'• tiiim~' awards allow
..... • Wad. 11811 Tbn. ••Bli"I!. 7 to I p.m. ~ a_dml .. ioo tllolt. u· ......... ~ wt" · · will ~ •~•·· 1-~ •-·-
..... Olliiif R>*i 'Ft;? r TtWd~·a.,.eru.~ granfl tim'"i;:bttsi ~~~ or u:':;;iv.1 o1 it:·::;;; ~ lneJdenta. air for two years or more. themselves will be on the line.
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B1 VEaNON SCO'!T ln thto <OUDtry," Emo aald. "Maybe
UPI Hotlywoocl CGmapoodeat I an ba,llle !Int, no!
'llOLL"'"ooD _ Elllo .ce...tco, who "I un oo lllUCh thll languqe and • ~ make tnlotaba all tl>e lime trylng to Jiii
will atar ln a new televlalon ..-leJ this lole tills -. 'llll !Int thrff mootbs "'.....,, •
"lnllr, opoke ooly ill< words ol Eoe1iab tn· t!Jf.g country l 'IJ>Olll ln my house · ·,na · <I 117 ii klD U.
11!'-llio.f!TlvtdlntboUnit.dSllta: · ~TV ind tranalalin& books Iidii' ......... ~ •1.:...~.-.. •• ,~•~1our-·-.• by -.,~lllUl\OIEnslishveralo~ an tilt ...,,.,_.all Ibo.-..--.....,_, · J........ 'ot. the same • ' · ttme. We are a ~ geMratJon wlthou~
• C'"'*°' will ,play ~ tlUe role In "Then I talk to -In the streets. Ille black mustache and tbe &old tooth."
"My Friend TOQY," an Itallan lmmlgrat1t Now that I wort in the seriet 1 take And Enzo ls a prhne example rJI
who lftl Into Ille detective buslneaa • tape recorder to ..Wk and oak Ille tbe .,.,. breed. He ii supercharged with
1n a co~4r'ama of misadventures c:rtt bow to say cerUin llnM. Then tlllfl)' and hu ooe of those faces that tnvoJvlna footpads, scolllaw1 and other 1 llalen to the tapea nvrr and .,..., ooe lnatlncUvely Ukea and trusts.
felons. again." He ha.I worked in Italian movies,
Success or failure of the new NBC .... Enzo sUll sounds as if be just got television and theat~, but h~ would
se.riei, which replaces "The Beautiful off the boat. like to brell I.be pma barrier and
Pb,ylDs Diller Show," rests with public become the firat. Jtallau hero on
acceptance of Enzo, an ebulllmt JOUDg "I'M SURE in two years I can Jeam American televillon.
man whose llaiblns white teeth and to speak ,Eqllab wttllaut an ac:ceDI. "I'm p:na' try," aald Emo.
charm are altosetl>er new to American It depends on how !Jad1y yoll 111111 to *
tclevillon. learn. u I am auoceuful I will mnaJn BIT :PARTS: The "Gomer Pyle Show"
IN ms FRACTUJlED Engll&h1 F.oao
explalna be'• trying to l>r<ak tho im.e
of the Italian u a leerti>g lotbario wftb
otlve oil in bis hair llld a l:nlle up li1a 1leeve.
ln tills country. II not, l return to zoomed to the top in the latut NeilB<n
Italy." , TV Ratlaga. • .Bob Crane of "Hogan'•
Emo, in bis lOI, eiplalned lbat most Heroes" bu _Jlsned for eJabl weeks on
Italian 1Ctor1, unllP actreuea Gina Ila&• at )l!e Drury Lane in <lllcago Lollobriclda and Sophia L«en. ore too ln "Send .M• No Floftrs. •. 20th Ceulury·
lazy to learn to speak Et:cllsh. For Fox bu bou1bt an original sc:reen play
'"nlere ""' no Italian televlllon stan that reason there are no major Jtallan called "The Utimat.e Victim" •••
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CoitiFlip
Was Key
For Star
Two Singers
In Bi11ings
At Anaheim
Singen 0. C. Smith and
the Omn<>nd Brothen ""' Jn. eluded tli the llneup of llar1
who will oppear at Melodylancl
thls tnOllth u 1>1rt or its
winter ctlebrity series.
Smith, whose recording of
"Uttle Green Apples" has
alrMCtr IOkl mont lban a
mlllloo coplel, will be -.. special guest atar 'lrith
'"l'be JUUet ProWle Show,"
opening Tuesday, Jan. H. Allo
featuring comedienne ilart>ln
Heller, the ProWIO show plays
tliraO(lb SundaJ, Jan. 11. t.hea comet Jimmy
Dural)te1 Wbo J.Ltts II hi.I
1peclal ~ lllal'1I the (lo.
mond BrOtbe!s. Al Melodylaod
lot a -Jan. 2146, Durante
will also lea-Illa pereonlal
sidekick, Eddie Jao.:bon, and
Ille llWe Pearce Sisters.
Year Reviewed
OassicalMusic '68
Mirrors of Past
Vladimir Horowits played
the first uninterrupted piano
recilal on television.
Charles Munch, 77, wbo led
the Boston Symphony (rom
1949-&1, with the symphony
usually und.errebeaned. but
someUmes inspired in
perfonnance, came out ot
retirement 1ast year to lead
the newly created Orchestra
de Paris. He died i n
November, on a tour, in Ri ch·
mond. Va. Howard Lebow, 32,
one of the m~t promising
of the young American
pianists, died ln January iu
an automobile accident.
Compose! William Schuman
announced h1a: resignation as
president of Lincoln Center.
after seven years, saying it
needed a money raiser. And
directorship of the Vienna
State Opera ls still open. The
Mel's Vienna-born Rudolf Bing·
told them he'd stay where
he is.
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ORANGE COUNTY'S'
Sometiql,~~ Uapp~
Ooctfb.-~'whlte apace!iniltauons (,el in the way
o~ om: COYel'ing, a ,...caurant. 'lbls wiu the case on
la!t week's lnlonnation on the Coral Reef. To con-
tinue after aucb a rude IDterruptioo -
·, One sboold JJQl:overlook P,o1yneslan chef Dallny
TaJ'CO'• fiawrsome cllltbes like mahi mah!, almond,
$2.65; teryak1 steak, Molokai, $4.65; wild wild steak,
Walllne, '3.65; Polyntolan ehrimp, '1J.25.
All dinners are served with a small shrimp
cock1ail, soup salad a,nd choice of potato or rice.
A. chilled re!iSb dim consist. ol\rlpe olives, seal·
lions, radlsnes, celery hearts, carrot sticks and
cherry peppers.
The Coral Reef's decor is more a suggestion
of Polynesian 'rather than all the thetcbed roofs,
bamboo and tapa cloth usually essoclat.ed with
the concept. Attractive beige tablecloths add a
very contemporary touch to the comfortable sur·
roundings. /
LOTS OF MUS.IC TOO
By no means confined to the family dinner
trade there's also much to recommend it for any
twosOme on the town. Larry Rodgers provides
tuneful cocktail entertainment at the lounge piano
bar from 5 to 8:30 p.m .
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Rf STA URAN7', NIGHT CLUB ~ E'NTE 'RT'Al,NME NT SCENE
ot Corona lie! Mar's new AI•ll!Ddro's, which opened Decembe~ U. :U Interior ·decor measures up to
the <iutside, It should ttglster an all-around blgb
trafllc count. ·
Ale~andro Maytorena, the familiar 11Alex''
to Perino s customers in Los Angeles for the past
26 years, ls operating the restaurant in association
with Ray Oliphant, Laguna Beach restaurateur. The
latter also owns the Wooden Shoe coffee shops
in Santa Ana and Torrance.
TRANSFORMED AGAIN
Serving what be describes es the "finest Mexican
cuisine 1n America,'' Maytorena bas completely
remodeled the former Chef's Inn property at 8201
~t Pacific Coast Highway. And an amszlng
trapsformaUon· It has been, as you'll note on your fir~t1visit.
, Head chef Abel Santana bails from Guadala· lara and has come stateside to institute a promised
'Completely new and unusual menu". Aiong with
Mexican dishes, Alejaildro's also offers favorite
American foods, all at reportedly popular prices.
The restaurant will be open daily fur lunch
from 11 to 4; dinner from 4 until midnight, coclrtalls
from 11 a.m. to 2 a.m. Ample parking bas been
provided for all patrons.
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Lee's art work, ulllblted 1>1.· !I'll" 'Pifer
Hyun, lncludea an llldent form Of Cbllifte cam.
grai>l>Y and dasslc Cblneoe bl'Ulh paintlngo. AI·
dlougll quite yqung, Lee bu travele\I ~ely
throughout Ohlna and, alnCe eerly )'lllltb, .otudied
lhe tradlUonal aty!e of pelnUng wi1ll 1mllll and band-ground Ink. '
1,000 CHARACTERS
When not cnetlng ooperlatlve OrientlJ.culJiilo
In the mnaurant, ho aPl!llds all of bla , IP"ff ll.1'ie
wi1ll bit other love -bis art. His skill In tho,~
is dearly demonstrated In "The Study of One
Thousand Cbaracter1.1'
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In this Incredibly detalled palntill(, Mt-\bous-
and c b I n e 1 e characters are written .in lhe an-
cient form of calligraphy. TbLI la the basic ltudy
of the Chinese classics, which every .1tutlent of the
subject must master. ·
lmp0N!I custom-made cbandeilerr that can
provide dl,tfUHd llghUng ol. oil brigbtnNS, U Well
as l}ltltllJbtl, blend -lhe -decor .,.
bac:ed by bule molded doon, specUil wall papers
and l.>eamed ceilings.
Sound-pniofed movablt·partiliOOB allow groups
of all"11%es from 10 to llOO, and COl!lPlete IOUnd and
video equipment la. available, -and 1>evera1• ~ Tol;ly Bll!basar can hendle BD1 type of meetma, from a amall lnfonnal lancbeon to a ,....
ceptlon comi>ltte with.fresh tlowera and ~ra.
. IEN IROWH'S
Also ln....Ugate the banquet facilities offered
by Ille new Ben Brown'• Restaunnt at Ille Leguna
Beach Coo!ntrY Club In South Laguna. 'Two large
banquet rooms are available with one capable of
lland.llng over 200 and the other groups up to 1511.
In the adjoining bDte1 complex are five smartir
appointed coofe""1ce and meeting rooms in addi-
tion, general manager. Roy Moes provides IOUnd
ayltems, cba!k boards and special menus for bnalt·
fast, lund! and dinner.
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At 9 p.m., the swinging Cal Ross Trio takes
to the bandstand and demonstrates its versatility
along with playing top-notch listening and dancing
music.
New Management ,
On•lhe xecieatlonal llde l!lere'1 a popular gclf
coane and' a short five-minute walk to cme ol. La-cuna'• best beaches.
Located at 2645 Harbor Blvd. In Costa Mesa.
the Coral Reef is open nighUy exceP,t Sunday.
Whether -you're in -the company of the famliy . or
a steady date, it's bound to win favor. .
Alejandro's
Looks like the Mexican Olympics fever bes
carried north of the border from the appearance
®. ~ THRU SAT., JAN. 4 ~
1•• Tommy Mullinix Trend
OPENING MONDAY, JANUARY 6
JOHNNl VANELLI
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THE JACK LAWRENCE TRIO
Coclct•il Dencing-!5:10-7:30 P:-m~
Dancing and listening-7':30-Closing
CLOSED SUNDAY 516-1421:
21112 OCEAN AVENUE HUNTINGTON IEACH
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Daily exceP.t Sunday
Dinner from 4:30
N;9htly
ENTERTAINMENT
Nightly except Sunday
TONY . FLORES
His Songs and Guiter
2607 W. c-t Highway -N...,... -64M201
. WEEKEND
BREAKFAST SPECIAL
Hotcakn, SauM.9-. 95¢
EgCJS and Coffee ••••• ,
2691 Newport Blvd. • " 1320 l!dlnlf*r Ave.
Cotta ·MIN S1nta AN
1101 ..... 11t0t,... ~AILY-, • lill ..... tiff,.._
Recent sale of the Versailles Restaurant, 1617
W~lill Drive, Newport Beach, bas resulted in
·tbe new management of Newport South Bay, Inc.,
beaded by_Fresident Cha;Jes ll.reyer, ..
Doing business as Feliciano's, South Bay bas
announced plans to undertake numerous changes
in operating l?"licy. First of these is notice of
honoring Amencan Express, Carte Blanche, Diners,
Bankamericard and Master Charge credit cards.
out 'n' abouter will survey the new operation
and report other changes. in an upcoming col1:1JI10.
Dining With an Ocean View
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NOW OPEN UNOER NEW MANAGEMENT •
IN THE DRIFTWOOD LOUN/;E NIGHllY
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t:lO P.M. to 1 :30 A.M.
WEDNESDAY THRU SUNDAY WEEKLY
STARTING JANUARY 7th 95¢
BUFFET LUNCHEON .................. .
.. Clooetl Mondays
For RtHrv1tlon1 C1ll -67~
1 045 Bayside Drive, Newport
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Lee's ctudy tells tho atory of tho creatfuit ol
heaven and earth and man'4 toil in.J>uilclto& a cl.\'ll·
!zed society. Today tills !Orm of calligraphy is be-
ing preserved through a nla1ively amaJI number
of scholars and their followers.
His delicate bruab paintings are enlltled -"Lobul
Blossoms, 11 uBam.boo,'' "Iris'' and ''Chryaanthe-
mum." All are on a par with bla Cantone•• paper
chicken, ginger beef and l~ DlllDtlepn.
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MUSIC FO,R YOUlt LISTENING ~ND ,DANCING PlEASUllf:1
NIGHTLY, FROM 5:00 ,.M, IN !
THE J,IJ)O WllNGE
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Th, Ted R•w• duo which
1! Cl/r"')llY •pjloul"t In
tho · f..,,111.. Mltll)ll Ot
Jooof's In co....,. dol
Mar. makes It Hem Ilk•
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been • grNt f11vorite •t
this spot over the Y••n
and looks just fine a911lrut
the new decor. Del Nash i' the other half of the
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The Slier Brothers, Rick
•irMI Buzz, from left,
k-th1119s rompl119 right
along in the V • I y • t
Knight Room •t tho· Ville
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···········~········· At the outs::::n~::,:•:t:·.~~A19famous Bn'ti'sh THE DUKE Duk ~m.J~UARY S.I T~'TER Tw .JANUfARY
1~imll ta! th t<r 111 be .• ' • rec1·pe for rabbi'! p1·e begins·. ,•Fi•rst catch your ra'--e .&:..llli'fi..,n and his orchestra plus singer Lou ~....,..... ·-o everungs o exper en ea w J:ft" "" Rawla wW perform at Melodyland Theater 10 Freedman Way sented by the Newport Harbor Art Museum in the Bal~ Pavi-• B · • bit ••. ' The problem is the same in getting a g!"eat Anaheim. Performances: Jan: 3 at 8:30 p.~.· Jan 4 at 7 and 10 lion, 400 Main SL, Balboa. Curt.am time 8:30 p.m. '-rhe Trial ri
• meal. First find your great re§tautant.'' p.m., and Jan. 5 at 5 and 8:30 p.m. Ticket.\. 13.50 1o $&.50 oo Anne·Opie Wehrer and UnknOwn Accomplices for Crimes A.gains&
• • R~d Q!!_from there. Many ipsights in di_ning sale at the box office and Wallichs Music City store. Phone 'Tl&-Humanity,'" a social comment play, will be performed Fri., Jan.
.I .•. out will be gained not to mention numerou. 5 7490. . IO~·"nie Wolfman·Motor City Review" complete with'llgbtlhow, folk, hard rock and country music, will be staged Sat., Jan. 11..
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chuckles. JANUARY 3-11 Tickets, $3 for adults, $2.50 for Museum members, $2 for stud· · -~ e Ditto in the reading departmmt: The Saturday MEXICAN CHIUSTMAS DRAMA -. The Mexican Players al ents, on sale al the Museum. Phone 61.5-31166.
• , , ~ • Evening Post for December 14, 1968;' "That Anony. Padua Hiiis Thealre in Claremoot present their trad!Uonal s00g JANUARY 1 • Pftll bl I • moos Man in the Corner Can Make or Break _tms and danco drama of OlriBtmas in Mexico lhroogh Jan 11 Per· I • n Restaurant.'' formances: W.ed. 2:30 and 8:00 p.m.; Thurs. and Fri .• S:ao'p.m., UCI B~ALL-UCI vs. Westmont ~ll· Sat.,.Jan. ll·1t
• Here's a truly revealing story aboot the coun. and Sat 3:30 and 8:30 p.m. !'hone 1 (714) 68.1-0380 for further In-8:15 p.m. m Campus Hall at UC!, 7601 Irvine Are., Irvine. Pbone e ... JimMiC ""vil'!Dn e . try's rop out 'N' About man -Craig Claiborne, formation. 83U931. ,
• Hiii iilllU {Q • food e,l)to;.oittbe.N,e'll! York Times. Learn how the JANUARY s.u JANUARY 16 ·• S\vings Again • good wbc:d ,friim Cl'aiborne can swamp a restaurant ICE SHOW H lid .. . . . MASTER PIANIST -Leonard Pennario per!Ol'!lll in recital Jan. with mOre reservBtions in one night then can be -0 .8Y on Ice, an ice show featuring mtemation-16 at 8:30 p.m. in Campus Hall at UCI, 7801 Irvine A·ve;, Imne.
.•• . "• • bandied 1n a mon(h. al staling stars. will be at the Focum, Manchester at Prairie, 0..,..al admission tickets, $3.50, oo aale at the UC! Fine Atta
• And feel the tremors of a restaurat..ur to whom lnglew?"", tbrougb Jan. 12. Performances Mon. through Fq. al box office and, H.aVJilable, will be !Old at the dO<r. ~ 831-
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• AT THE PIANO ••• : Out 'n' Abooter solicits comments, criticiam . JANUARY 3. APRIL I; JIU '
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1 Playing your favorile tunes and requests, Wednesday • end praise about Orange Coest restaurants alid HORSE RACE'! -Thoroughbred boroe racing at Sanla Anila
thru Saturday nights. . flight clubs. If you have something you wooJd Race Part, 285 W. Huntington Dr., Arcadia. First Post time
• like to say, write Out 'n' Abouter, Weekender, Tues. lllnlugh Sat., 12:30 p.m, Phone J-(213) 447-2171.
I ... dinner with the most ~Jar harbor view Jn •. Box 1875, Newport Beach, California, 92663
, Newport •. from 5;00 each everung. llir;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; WHALE WATCHINC -The.Island Holiday boat will leave·from .•. . " Davey's Locker at the Balboa Pavilion, 400 Main St., Balboa· on
• • whale Watcbinl tour between the mainland and Catalina during
'• II 11.rf on s ' . ,. · •· -.-• . the great mammals' mlgraliqn season. Boats will depart 00 Sat. , . IA,. •\AO ,..,.. I fl>. • ~ Sun. at 9 am. and 1 p.m. Trips will continue as Joog as the ~. •rnere •'."' .. SINCE 1905 v/,t+ •• inlgration of the wb!lles conUnues. Phone 673-0215. Tickets '3 lor adults, !; for-.blldren, . '
• • JANUARY< • IEM? ma • ULDDA HllllUl.A. • UCLA ~KEl'B.W. -UCLA vs. Tulane Sal., Jan. ' al 8 p.m.
• LookfortheLjghtedCunnl• · •. fAMllY STEAK HOUSES. In Pauley Pavilion at ·UCLA, l-05 Hil~ard Ave., West Los An· e (we're di!lctfy under ft)-• gelea. Phone J.(1!3).IZ$.432t.
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i;owN & COUNTlY .. ·. IU!H~~'-J-Gt~"x'icsa1uf,.~¥1oN Kate Wbilney will perfunn works by.Handel, Faure, Puccini,
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Russ Critic Hits
·Czech 'Crudity'
MOSCOW (AP) - A leading
Soviet film · criUc assailed
Czecholovakia's leading mo-
viemakers todaf and accused
them of . "impudent and
crude" attempts to stir up
haired of the Ru.sian people
and the Soviet government.
presence of. the Soviet troop
in Czecholovakla ls no dif
ferent from the Nazi
cupation during World W
II.
Bol!bakov said Forman'
•1Fireman'1 Ball" 1trvea:
a "graphic 11lustratlon for
coonterrevolutionary d
ment '2,000 words.• "
The critk' said: "The
Vladimir Bolshakov, who
spent several days in Prague
watching new productions, at.
tacked directors Milos For·
man, Jlrt Monzel and Jan Ne-
mec by name.
dent, crude lnocklDj! of o.t
soldiers of warsae '
Nemec's "Prague Oratorio,"
Bolshakov wrote in the Youth
newspaper Komsomolskaya
Pravda, "boils down to a very
simple anti-Soviet formula."
He said it is a "blasphemous
attempl" to show that the
tries is an attempt to fan
tred for the Russian
and the Soviet governm
among the Czechoslovak
pie. This is an indispensi
feature of the many docum
tary films being shown
in Prague."
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Franco Nero Stars as Knight
Adam 12's Rookie
Once Gridiron Star
By VERNON SCOTI
HOLLYWOOD (UPI)
Kent McCord, the rookie cop
in "Adam-12," became an ac-
tor by virtue of his football
talents on Rick Nelson's team
Jn a game against Elvis
Presley's squad several years
ago.
away until midnight trying to
ingore the knots or curious
onlookers who gather when
their scenes are played on
public streets.
· Saturdays, Sundays a n d
Mondays belong to McCord,
who usually heads for the
beach with his family.
As a youngster he worked
as a lineboy at an airpori
in Pomona, where his boss
paid him off with flying
lessons.
A high school and junior
college grid flash, McCord
became a close friend of
Nelson; first visiting the a~r
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show, and then playing minor
roles.
Now he co-stars with Martin
Milner in the police-oriented
series for NBC-TV.
McCord shares many of the
' qualiUes of policeman Jim
Reed, whom he plays on the
show. He is reserved,
thoughtful, and by the stan-
dards of most young actors,
, square. His hair is •shorn
SOUTH SW
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Largest Selection of
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ln·G. Rlft<"11de Dr. -NewPOr! BNch tbdllnd t~ Pmt otflctj '"'6-t"6 · regularly, he works hard and
hasn't time to hang out on1~~~~;:;:;~~~;:;:;~1 the Sunset Strip. !r
McCord -whose r e a 1
1 surname is McWhirter -and
his wife Cynthla, live in a
· white frame bungalow near
Hollywood Boulevard. T h e
house has two bedrooms and
· a small office where the
youthful actor studies his
' scripts.
The McCords are l h e
parents of Kristen, 5, named
for Rick Nelson's wife. Also
1 occupying the McCord home
is a puppy who manages to
keep things lively when Kent
returns from Universal
Jiludios.
, McCord generally works
four days a week. Two days
are spent on the streets of
North Hollywoo9 where much
1 of the action takes place. Tbe I remainder of the work week
is spent on a sound stage 1 at the studio.
I On a typical work day
I McCord reports to makeup at
7:30 a.m. and Is busy before
the cameras unlit J in the
evening. Frequently, when
night scenes are called for,
Milner and McCord grind
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Enck January 7
WARNER SPARED nothing
to create a worthy successOr !O his "My. Fair Lady,'1
another acclauned Alan Jay
L e r n e r -Frederick Loewe
musical romance, which won
eight Academy Awards, in·
eluding the best-picture
award •
"Camelot" was fashioned
with painstaking care from
a screenplay and lyrics by
Lerner and music b y
Frederick Loewe. It is based
on their acclaimed stage stic-
cess, in turn derived from
T. H. White's epic romantic
noyel, ~'The Once and Future
King." •
Reaching deeper. for
h Ill to r I c a 1 accreditation,
.. Camelot" may be traced to
Allred Lord Tennyson's
"Idyllli of tlie -King," Sir
Thomas Malory's •'Mort e
d'Arthur," Nennius' "Historia
Brittonum" of the year A.D.
830, and innwnerable medievaJ
minstrels who perfonned nar-
rative songs of Arthur ·and
his court.
SETS AND COSTUMES for
''Camelot" make a breathtak-
ing tapestry. John Truscott
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ONE SHOW NIG-HTLY
SHORTS 7:30
FIATUWI 1:00
IT IS LI FE ITSELF
•• , RAW BEAUTY
IN ALL ITS -
AWAKENING !
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Peering fui~ . '
CrystalBaU
By CYNTHIA LOWRY m:w YORK (AP) -Thi> iJ the time of the
year ilrhen predict!on ii popular, when peering ln-
10 !Iii 'cryslal ball is part ot the fun of beginning: a new.rear· I Is harmless enough: If you guess right, you
can:a:iy ••1 told you so," and if you are wrong, you
can JW2et the whole thing. But predict!o11 in the ·area ';Of television ii really quite eesy simply be-ca~it really doesn't cTuUfge muQll except ill its
extemala from year IP yeai\ . · · •
'Oils SAGE, for' 'lnStail'ce, feariessly predicls :u.at"'Wlt!iln tlfe nm 12 ·months the three television -
net-its will be preoccupied by midwifing into
extstebce a clutch of half-hour situation comedies
aboUt a beautiful widow and her bright, cute son.
After.U, the big bit of this •O!'SOO has.been "Julia,"
about' a beauUful widow with a bright, cute son.
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MOON MUWNs' ' ii' Is written he .. -that .U three networks will
try to come up wi\11 variations on the "Laugh-in"
theme, and will 'tirocl•im e<leh·nrlet!on to be a "bold new coocept ¥! television entertainment."
Seine network;' Wlll bravely dedde to drop one
of tlloie nightly two-hour movie reruns: Good old
movlel !or TV are'gettlng scan:e and the public Is
nol lill)'Where near as en•m«><ecl a( Ille lel4!" JDl)vies
aa It onct was. The time will probably .be _filled with
two half·hour situation comedies plus a one-hour
vartety show headlined by a very )'Ollllg singer with
a Soulhern accent'arid a guitar.
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A NUMBER' of C!l»hour Westerm will be intlll"
red in TV's Boot Hill come spring while an equal
number will be horn next September. 'lbe heroes
will change, but the scripts and the hones will loo!<
awfully familiar.
There will be numerous statements from the·
better-broadcast organiz4tions decrying TV's ex·
cesslve amount of viQlence. Network spokesmen
will assert that they are being extra careful about
that sort of thing -long fillh\I and. wholesale kill-
ings -'but the regular viewers won't notice 11DY
real diHerence.
A show with low ratings but critical acclaim
will be canceled and, immediately, there will be a
well.organized protest with letters to the networks
and to TV columnists and perhaps even same equal·
ly well.organized demonstrations before network
headquarters. I! the protest attracls much atten-
tion, it may even k~ the show on the air -any·'.
way, for a little while. ·
ESTABLISHED variety shows will try desper·
tely 1o insert outrageous po)itk:al commentary and
be late evening conyersation shows will try to sleer
the talk into daring areas in hope& of stlmula'ling
controveny over at least some publicity.
Appronmately ha!! the viewing audience will
j complain to friends that "whenever I llli:e a show,
they cancel It." The other ha!! will conlide that all
they ever watch on TV are sports mid the·educa· ,
tiooal stations -but somehow are able to report
the moit recent plot tams'to "Peyton· Place" or the
gags of Rowan. and Martin.
RECDMMENDED WEEKEND VIEWING :
Tonight -"Male of the Species," NBC, 8:30-
. ' '
10 PST, apec!al consisting of thne short playa with
Laurene.. Olivier as narrator and starring Sean 1
Connely, Michael Caine and Paul SCo!leld.
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Dennis t'lae Menace
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urr., IWlo. ~..,.llU hood paint, lted
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fcMlm bUdtft Matl, bl•tk k!IWr body N ini
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steering, power brak~, ·radio;
heater, white walls. Uc. OIA948
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2-Door Hardtop. Full power, fac-
tory air, white sidewalls. Lie.
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STATION ·W A G-0 N, Automatic
tran.mission, v..a, radio, heater,
white wall tires. · · ·
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sea·t. air· conditioning. A' nice car
at a r~I Dice price. Lie. CSG 096.
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Fruit trees, lusb plants,
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Eloganl -· 51NnD TARBELL 2955 Jlorbor
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; . Coldwell, Banker
·.OFFERS:
Udo Townhouse
: Custom designed 4 Bedroom home. Formal
. ·dining room, convertible den/family room,
. w/wet bar. Swimming pool. 50 ft lot An
elegant borne.· ................ $117,500
Mrs. Raulston
Udo 3 BR + Fam. Rm.
. ·3 BR - 3 ba plus huge upstairs !am rm
-plus sep/din rm, immac cond, w/w new
cpta: thruout. Vacant -and ready to move
in. Asking .................... $59,500
· "Joe Clatrkson
BallMMr Modern 4 Plex Exceptio~ Apt on 2 lots, close to Ckean
. & Bay. f,ach Studio Apt 2 BR p!Us l 'h
baths -fully oe<:Upied.
Priced .............. ', .... ..
Walter Haase
Build on View Lot
.gg Ft. frontage with outstanding Ocea n
_View. OWner will trade. Fee Land . F\J.11
: price $25,950 -$6,000 equily.
Charlott Loog
Westcliff-$45,000
Brisbt and cheet>ful 3 Bedrooms..panelled
den ~tb built-ins, 2 baths, family room,
higlb beamed ceilings, 2 fireplaces, covered
~Uo. Vacant -pos:.ession close of esoro'v.
Mary Lou Marion ---Beautiful China Ccwe
4 Bedrooms. 2 baths, huge living rm, car-
l>"ll, drapes, gourmet ldlchen, alm06t 2
. Jots -room to expand ........ $110,000
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OFFICE OPEN
SATURDAYS
COLDWELL, BANKER & CO.
2200 E. COAST HIGHWAY
NEWPORT BEACH
"Kl "3111
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THIS WEEKEND
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'9 d.t ... Wer-'k• Sil tWI eel•• ..di ltiffY .
HOUSES FOR SALE
(3 BR & Family or Den)
1129 Pembroke Lane (We!l<liff) NB
548-8281 !Sat & Sun 12·4)
2187 Irvine, Newport Beach
646-7171 or 546-2313 (Sat & Sun 1·5)
815 Camphor (Eastblu10 Newport Beach
540.1720 (Sun l -l;)
(4 Bedroom)
2278 ~ ~liege Park, Costa Mesa
646-2'0t ."'. (Daily I ·5)
2153 National Ave., Costa Mesa
642-6442 · (Open Sat & Sun 11-5)
(4 BR & Family Rm. or Don)
1375 Galule, oOver Shores
646-7171 or 546-2313 (Sat &-Sun 1·5l
2882 Stromboli (Mesa Verde) Costa Mesa
54-0-1720 (Sun 1 ·5)
1324 Galaxy (Dover Shores) NB
(714) 64UZS5 (Sat & Sun)
(5 Bedroom)
136 Via Trieste. Lido I.lie
676-1936 (Sat & Sun 1-5)
2500 Wavecrert Dr., Corona de! Mar
644-0020 (Sun 1-6) .....
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Newport
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Victoria
646-8811
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ll1lt• 11,.1 Esuu
Coron• del Mar 1250
Bar9ain Hunten!·
Here's your chance for the
beat buy in lrvioe Terrace.
3 BR 2 BA. din. rm., ti.rep}.,
patio. Spotless. Full price
$38,500. 10% dn, Lease op.
tion. Call today for appL
• RED CARPET •
FHA/VA -NO DOWN.
Name your terms. Im·
maculate S BR home Mtb
gorgeous carpeting, 2
sparkling baths, cozy
fireplace & family room.
Large covered patio with B-B-Q. All built ins and (30 of!i~s to serve you)
elec garage door opener. 202S \V. Balboa Blvd., N.B:
Hard to believe at only I :c,.-,"*='"°o--cooo'"""~~$24,650. C&ll 540-ll51 (open B'f OWNER, 3 Br, So, of
eves) Heritage Real Estate. hWf. Crpts, drps, !rplc, bit·
5~% LOAN • Mo NE y lnl.' R-2 room for additional
TALKS. Payments $162 mo unit. Xlnt C.orona del ft1ar
incl taxes A Insurance. Well Location. 675--2379 att. 5 PN:
kept 4 BR home, in beauti-
ful Mesa Verde. Laive farn· Lido Isle 1351 1 block frol:n IOU roune. l ily room, all built-Ins, huge I '°-=-"'"'----..C:::.;;
BR fixer upper on 7500 sq Jt. fireplace &: close to schools. OPEN HOUSE SAT & SUN
R.-.1 lot. ...., AL
0 Asking ...,,900 CALL: l to 5 PM $12,50 BLACK541J.1151 (open...,•} 136 VIA TRIESTE
10% dn or make oUer. Heritage Real Estate. Lovely, year around, 2 story I •iiiii ... iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii.., I home nr. Club & TcnniJ.
, ~•l'po'~ College Park Area "'.,,,"" """ ai• modom Duplex $24,950 at conv,ehiences for enjoyment
1 of re.rt living and graciOUI EaslBide C06ta Mesa. Hard· Vtctorll 4 BR, 1 ~ ha, Z! fl living rm. e n t er t a. i n i n g: Liv rm
wood fioon & double car SALE OR. LEASE blt·ins, w/w carpe ts, drapes, w/stone firepl, lg Jcitch. wet
prqe teP,Ua~ uni.ts (2 Maplfloent • Do\ler. Sborea. 64Ul11 Jenced. Walk to all .c.booli bar. 5 BR. secluded patio.
bdrma: e. ch), Extra Jara• Full·view, 4 BR bOme. Will &: sbopplfll, $26,500. Comp!. re-dee. Ne\V crpts
tl.tcben area ln 1 unit. sell on mod"'t down at " 2278 CORNELL &: drapes. By owner $87,500.
. Woll..McCordle, Rllrs. $ll5,D<Xl. " '"'" lum. $850 I ""~W~ES!'!'T'!'C'!'!'U~F~F11'"" I """"' Agt. m<l 67>-1936
lB10 Newport Blvd., C.M. mo. RI/ER LO J '"""''°!'i;;iioii-iiiiiiiiiiiiiii..,J
548-1129 Ewa. 644-0684 LH Schonek POOL HOME co T 74 x IO'l, • BAYFRONT !!!!!!~~ .... 1!1!1~!!!!""' I Br, 2 Ba, FHA. lO% down, sklng $115,00l DUPLEX wilh
GUARANTEED REALTOR Dellgbllully brlght 3 Bed-G.J. no down. l.a>'g< ''"' 3 BR. 2 •-••-2
INCOME 673-3585 room • 2 bath in exclusive & pleaty or space for boat un.ulll up. BR I.: l
il C n.R, BA down, 2 Frplcs, Bayforrt 'fl!'!!~~-~~~~ I area. New living room car-or tra er. A.B. • ....., .... iy. li with For Real Estate licensees I 'J.(l'IWftn _ "POOL" pet. Large H•lid'a;, rDter-$21 ,225. 642-6442 • Eve pa o room lo enlarge,
during trainiQ& period in ac-' • .,~,-:1 "O$" DOWN ed Pool OODllllelel,y -aur· 548-6997 .Walker Realty
tive Harbor Area Office. For ..,., ,.,.,....._ rounded by dtcl<lag, ~.500 =~=:;---:;:----3338 Vla Lid.... 61~5200
interviow, ...., ha-to • G.I. 2 ""'"'· Famil>' 6-46-7171 546-2313 10°/o Down
".··-""--..:.. ... •-· room. Quality new carpet. ~ BR. 2 •-ts •-1--------·I ~.-.. ..._ '--n--tor mtJ-. OPEN EVES. 'Tij.. 9 ~ , ua., cp , "'Y"·•
SAu:s TRAINEE ..... ..._..... built-Ins. Xlnt Joe. $25,0CK>. Hun tington Beach 1400 ~ .. ,aox.p &·. •t1 A ~ IiAVJb<. f¥ialed & filter-Call Mr. Nel!lOn
DAILY PILOT td Pobf •. oec:king & patio. lleritage Real Estate RIPE!
st0--17:.> t ~1151 For Quick Sale. $138 per 1 CHAm. &auty Shop in TARBELL 2955 Harbor I=====:=:===.! month includes all on lhl& loveb' home. 3 BR, 2 BA. I ' 3 ~d j ~ Room for boat. Fortin Co. DAn..Y PnDt WANT ADS 1--..:=r===-uw:-M11a Del Mar 1105 gorgeous '"" room ew,., Ml-6000 Al"nYS it Go-Go! Nffr Elf1ncia High Featuring formal dinifW
IODOGonor1I . . .
SALES MANAGJR
REAL ESTATE ·
1000
Spring Realty expanding again, opened No.
4 office on l!Jrbor Blvd ., Costa Mesa, need
experienced l!eal Estate Salu Associate who
could quali(J for management position to
lead an aggresaive sales st.all. For ezceDent
caree< oppottuni(J in a dynamic sales atmos-
phere, phone or send resume to Mr. Gardner,,
all, Information held lnatrlctest cofidence.
Spring. Realty ::~.•!._
2629 ' Harbor Blvd. .-.·
Co.ta Me•• (t .
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$23,750 ANXIOUS owner must sell! room! GracloU.!1 living room
Decorator's dl"l'am! Kl n I 3 BR, 2 BA home. $1500 with brick fireplace. Lut·
.sized bedrooma. 2 bath&. ~ Below market. S 3 0 0 0 arbll carpeting and drape&.
duded living room ovedoolCI Auume exiating 6*% l'*ft. Aak1ns $19,COO. I
fruit trees & lush plantltp. TotaJ pymntl $100. 56-7822 w lk & L All built·in lti"h''" Patio. ______ 1 a er ee· 541).1120 TARBELL 2955 Horbor Mose Verde 1110 '11112 Eding<r ,
Lease BY OWTiet". 3 BR. 2 BA, ~ Open Eves, 540.51f)
hid. pool, la !Am nn 2/bar, $111 l'ER MONTH I or Lease Option ""' din. .211111 "" '" ,....,,. 2 BR Towntxm,.,, Upgndtll
S B«troom, 2 beth home plt11 $41,CD>. 54IMi43S ca r p e t 1, custom drape1
2 Bedroom view apt. $52. 750 --------~t. all on 1 floor. George Wll llamson Encloled patio. 2 c!tl' Pf" Realtor Newport Btach 1200 lgll!. Vacant & under ttw
61J.4350 Evet: 673-1564 OPEN 'TILL SOLD market at S19,500.
_O_P_E_N_S_A_T_&_S,-U-,-N ~."'~~~;;..,': ., .... ,.r.iil""",m-m"ll••
2* J'ldtral Avt. A ~ -den • J{• '\lalf 5Z1iD
3 811, 2 BA, CIPts. drpo. ...... °' family roam. Only l\IUMn
· Vaeant Only llB,11111 one o1 111 kind 1t ,.,.....,. Ill IVK"
DAVIDSON, R11e11ty >ow prtce. Tl')' ~·950·• .....,,, •li; toan, 1118 10.:i
!Ulr. 21tiO Hubor IB, CM t'~ ring pe' month, lovely 3 BR. cot.
......, E""• 548-8584 • .., SPRING "''· with boa! °' trail~ ;c Bod"" -$22,7so • REALTY ..... Like new.
NO DOWN G! __ , w "anl/fim<" 8740 =AL· F.~842TY,.: 2 llpU"lt~ batl'll. I~-~ dlnlllc roctn. :t'Yll!ry room Z2I Harbor Blvd., CM. CORNER, 3 BR, 2 BA, f&JI.
ta ottnbied. car,..tect. Im-BEAVI'lFUL 6 OWom built nn .• pr, ftrepl, c:rpts, d~
maculate! ~1~ Le 2 ,.._ tl Flm rm, 2 hlt·lns. stttooo, inlen:'O!fj
TAR.BE LL 2955 Harbor ha .l room for addition flrt' t.: burglAr al~rm. '-
w/lowl,y view. 2SU VI.I owocr. $.12.500. 8182 Ho~
Dial 6(2..56~ !or RESULTS M&rbl&. Owner. &Q..3111 Dr., H.B. 847~41 ~~--~-'·-'"~-'-"""-~-
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Unl .. ralty Park 1237 Unlvonlty Park 1237 H-Unfumlohod "°"'"' Unlvrn1"'"" .,.,.. Fu"'l-Apt!. U..fvmlihool . Otrloral * NEAR U.C.L
ENJOY "RELAXED LIVING" ,._
PLAN NED COMMUNITY, WlllltE WE
HAVE 4 SWIMMING POOL5;°Tl.NNIS
COURTS, BICYCLING & WALKING
TRAILS, ACRES OF GREEN PARK
AREAS , SHOPPING CENTER A EVEN
AN 18 HOLE GOLF COURSE ACROSS
THE STREET!
WE PROUOL Y OFFER THE FOL-
LOWING PROPERTIES FOR YOUR
INSPECTION:
2 Bdrm. 2 bath townhouse In ViiJage I. Bet-
ter than new cond. Extensive landscaping &
cement work in both front & reu yards.
BeauL carpets & drapes. !Mil-in range &
. oven & dishwasoor. Fireplace. This property
could n<>t be ~laced tooay for the asking
price of $25,9M.
3 Bdnn. & family rm. 21'. Baths. Fireplace.
Built-in kitch. Larger tlian avenge rear yard.
Many extras & in immac. condition, at
$28,500.
Another 2 Bdrm. wiUt 2 l\JlJ baths. Only 6
moo. old. Up-graded carpet & drapes. L~e.
lW. rm. with frplc. Ohoice lot location wtth
green belt in rear & on one side. Xlnt value
at $25,950. Quick poss.
Popular "Kendall" plan. 4 Bdrms: 21'. baths.
Firepla<es in both living rm. & master bdrm.
ABUNDANCE of closet & cabinet space. In
top cond. & an Ideal family borne at '291500.
This 3 Bdrm., 2¥.o bath home is Joe. on a
Y"'"f desirable lot-backs up to a wide'green
bell & pool area. Lots of extras incl fine
quality carpets & drapes & elec. garage door
opener. Shows like brand new & represents
real value at $27,950!
Ceot1 -1100 Huntl ............. 3400 c-4el Mir 4250 kP l1y 5240 Mo!o!'i Trlr, Crfl, 5997
J•llqpla.o0.n.ndoar, Y~~·I!' a ;J• l BR -1111111111• .... \'\lwi,2!lll.~ P, nwi.ER&>ooo~~ Pool,
Qodot • "'"" Joe. Gor, ~ 8"' -· .w/w w/p;t, J..we. ~ mo. J1!...._o60(t1A..,, pvtlq·pii.,!-
-dilld OJ<.-= _,,.'""" b114nt, Ill -Adulla. ~ -'.· -,nn. ~ .. <>lily; ...
lU:AR Ootla&e. 1 BR. DH1n ed. TradtwlDila R l t 1 • BAQl So. qi. Rl&tlwq Prt. pet.a. 1"tadewtnd TT a J l e r
-.i.-"""'.!llJOontttSt. "°""U. au.sou « QulOt, a..n.•JIOt p..,.1 Ea11Bluff 5242 vw.a.. :1191 Hubor BJv, ~Mou=~v"' • ..s':'.F==~3~11~0 I ~:-~.!:::~Prt"'".-ocyt-=-~~.,.._.~. I ...... -aft ~ Presti"" Locilion C.M. '
l BR'a NR OCEAN lllbol 4300 •• I-l'l-1'( 6'lOO
SPACOUS. 5 BR. l BA. $1.2'1' mo <Ua l'ura) pn.p For Jeue, dtluu 1888 lq. tt.
lam rm. .._ to M-:m • 14111. 5.11-Ult 113-111< $1IS MO, "'1, do. 1 bedrm 4 BR., 2\0 bL ApL Fqi1c.,
Vttdt Country Cub. Awll J.lE l Br.. tam. rm.. 2~ ~ps ~'!_.~ ~ W, drapm, carpets, wet bar,
$128 .... -· lne.; 158.SOO
1 Uni ... 1 b1k. Stalml -·
Feb. 1 ~ mo. Bn·'IOOI ha. Din nn:. cptr. drp9., ---'--.s:.¥119. _........... prlv, bU.conin.; dbl prap
::•:=alJlll:=;.to==:-:;;· ==="'I bltni.· Grdnr~ ..-. •• X1m:1 , BllcMor Atta. ott .kltcb. ~ dhL
-ta!, bul. E. -SL -&'JO!ou.No QUall.
M'7..m7 All utll tnC:l $'l$ up OVfm, pool. Cortw.lllent to 1 N;"!l'°;;;;;;~:=·;;;;oc:lt;:;;;;;;;3;200;; I ' BR, 2 a.•~ -· -· 315 E. Balboa Blvd. ahop'<, """"'°"' & ...,.... I• ..., --· --· BALOOA 673o99C5 lion. patio; lnccl yd., btMN; ONL y $32> MONTit
t)1nc, ro polntl. Tnde for
rancb N,W..U.s.A.
Lemmer, Bkr. ~
6 Clean Units, Ea.at 18th. 8/8
TOWNHOUSE
0111¥ one Vaearqo
3 Br, 2~ BA, 2 cu Carport ""'mo. Pool • Adults Only
Bay & Beach
Re1lty., Inc.
901 Dovfto Dr., NB Suite 221
645-2000 Ewa. 5'8-6966
l2lO -th. SU<OJI Huntington Beach 4400 835 AMIGOS WAY ·-ia.,.. -1st Lemmtt. Broker. 64s.37SO
L19un1 llNch 3705 UTILITIES PAID N~'?°rtA S..ch 2 BR !um. Hid. pool .. .,,r. pt. 9 Buslno11 llontal ,.,.
ABOVE Hlah ocbool, 2 BR. """" nmtlc cband. $ll0. Leue, 8Q2 Knoxville, ApL D, H.B. C°"'no del Mir 5150 NEW buitdq far 1e ....
ms. Show Jan. 3, 825 La • 538-2914 • 1iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Prime Socation in Lquna Vi.tao.;,. QUIET & BEAUTIFUL II Beach. :ru;o _, 1t, with ,..
OCEANFRONT. Large , Adult.I only, 2 BR. pool .,, w!tboUt equlpmeDt. Must
cborm. 3 BR. 3 BA. $350. 11616 Cameron. 847.:125 "f£:lz~""V/' ... to a.-... Lttee. Owner. 494-6057 1 BR D.&rn. MOBILE HOME. ory•' * Gf..1036 *'
RENTALS • Adu! ... no pel>. J]2l/mo. QN-· ·~-SHOPS
""' Wboddy1 Want? Whodclya Got?
SPECIAL CLA$SIFICA TION FOlt
NATURAL IORN SWAPPERS
Spoclal R1to
S Lfnq-5 ti--5 bucks •ui.es -AD MUIT INCLUOI!
1-WNt t'C¥ ........ to "'61, 1-WMt 'rGV ""' ._ tr ... ~YOUlt "'-MlllW ~ '-I U'-t flf '°"'rtlli,.
._.,OTHINO '°It. SALE -TllADf.I ONLYI
PHONE 642-S678
To Place Your Treder'• P1radis. Ad ...
NNPOrt ~ 7:11 to Trade $20,IXXJ equity in '20 •
beach. Will trade equity ac.tts Rancho Callftnia
for eood Laguna resklen-(Gov Reagan country). For
tia1 kll P-0. Boie 1423. trust deeds or t t ! Box 576 '
Hunttngton Beach. Cn4> Tultin. 544-3666 EVES.
-Ow!tr. ~,;ex:fi.on~~~w~ Pl e:.,: Apts. Furnished 536-16'1.C 1 6 2 sa:~;.:i~Untum Nr. Newport Pier
1 BA. one ..,..ar lease wlth L •--ch •705 / Prl Rltr. 673-(16(1 Will trade 17 ft Performer ,. 1 ,::Go::::n•:;r~a::.1 ____ 4000::::::'1:'.:a:'.g'.::un::::a-:-7.:=-:-~~~I Frplcs I Patioll I 2,000 SP. Ft. A~---• outboard, (all fiberala&.1)' lat • last. $225 mo. Avall 1, Pooh. Tmnia .. Ooatnt'l Bk· ~.,,,... for full ........ • ..
Cabin Cruiser, 31 ', l!id. '
Excellent, sleeps 6, twin
V-8's, radio phone, auto J>l-•
lot etc. Want vacant lot·or
!? Value fll,tm. 673-24ll Feb ht Referencfll re-MODERN \Flew apt, north 1st. 9 bole Putt/Grffn downtown Hwrt. Beach, $300 or .-. • payment
qU.lred. Owner (213) 464-&:118 RENT end, 2 rtory, 2 BR. t" 000 •-Lane """'' .. .,~~ -~ mo. Ted Way Rlty, ~2579 on new carpet, drapes, ~. ,~,, ·--• R F I •-2 ..-1 ..... .,.,.. • """"'"' _.,-....., e-lazxbcapln&, block !encirc '""""'upant '"' ~ • oomt um ture u-. ~ gar, ... CMacA.rtbur nr O:lest Hwy) 1 2 BR. Houae. Gar. Real ar 1 1 Pbooe K!..t!lfD att.ef
LEASE, Leaoe I option OT $25 Month --· Very pl""'-• .,...,. or ' 2192 "'"'""" 1 • $260 mo. 494-9982 Rd, nr -1--548-6044 • l!.·m. Sell. 4 BR, 2 BA l..uxucy FULL OPnOll TO BUY DUPLEX 4 Bedroom, 214 \_,;:~~-~~;;.:·;;;;~=or;:;:;-;;;;-::-;::::-:::::;--::;-
condominium. Back Bay. ,(Retrlgerators Available) 1 BR ~ d~'.':.,~::'.. ho~6S· ~ths, fireplace, carpets. Office Rental 6070 Mod 20 ac bone ranch, fu1. (Ili) ~ e~ for app't No deposit o.a.c. aep. en .. , c.;a '""""'n ..,. , ...... pes, ~. built-ins. Jy dev tr tnlck, 2 wells. 3
BLUFFS Coodom.iniwns for H.F.~.C. ut inc. 499--3803 $215 nw. 54()..123.4 est 421. LAGUNA BEACH ~~stalls, ~M ft barn
leue. 2 BR. 1 ba. $225 FumJture Rantala ltENTALS LARGE l Br. apt; newcpt., Air Conditioned com'.mor 1~~·
mo. a BR. 1~ ba $250 mo. 517 w. 19th, C.M. 548-3481 Apta. Unfurnlllhed stove, re.trig., garage; $160. ON FORES'/ AVENUE
Eutblutt ReAlty. 644-1133 1568 w. Lnclo, Anlm Tlf..2800 701~ Avocado 673-9221 Desk ape.eel available In CABIN, Big Bear City, :fire.
330 Ft trontage, $40,«io
equity, opposite Yucca Val-
ley Goll CoUJ"S@ !or tncoine
property Onlnge Co •. Box ·
676 Twitin. 544-3666 EVES. PRIV. home nr. U.C.I.; 3 HOLIDAY PLAZA General 5000 BACH. apt. near beach. 1 newest oft1CI bui1d1nc at pla~. alps 8, ~·Trade 4 Bdrm., 2-story 11Chancellor" home conven• Br. 2 Ba.; cpts, drps., bltns; DELUXE Spadous iBdrm Ad.It, ro pets. $127, ut:IL prime location In downtown eqwty for local income
ientTy located nr. pools & only Y.i block to 1se $275 Mo. No pets, Furn. aPt $135 Plus utti VEN DOM£. pd. 644-4299; 642-S8l5 Lqlma Beach. Air coodi-property or ? ? '!'
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Lahaina, laland of Mam;
beach front. 5 Years old.•3
BR, blt-IM_ architect iJe;.
signed, 3 blks to sbop1.
Trade Ior boat, view lot,, or
J 61S-4421
shopping center. 2lh Baths. Dining rm. PLUS Children O.K. 833-2493 Heated poot Ample perkiQa LGE 2 bdr view So. Hwy, th::ned. c&rpeted, beautiful * Sll-7636 * f~y rm. Nicely landscaped yard w /sprink-BLUFFS P• 2.-Sty, condo. No cblldrer>-No pets , Frple , blt·lns. c rpb/drps-paneled partition.Ing. Two 3 BR 2 BA Monticello cond,
ling system in front. Tile roof. A fine Dome 3 BR. 1%1'&. Priv. patio. 1965 Pomona. CM 642..s858 IMMActr.' .A.TE APTS! SlSO. 673-6904 aft!i eotn.ncs: Frontap m c:rpts, drps, blt·lns, dbl gar,
offered at tihe realistic price ot '33, 750. Choice site. 5t6-99'l6 $135· 2 BR.. 1 bath. Utll. IMMEi>. ocx."UPANC't' F<rl!Sf: An., rear leadl to 2 p;iols, clb bse. $2{1,500.
BOB PEmT. Rea....._f 3 BR, 2 Ba. 1'!>1c. drps, pa;d Chll-& t OK. Close to Shopping, Park H ti _, Beach 5400 Mundpal -Iola. !50 .,.,... In >oor a °' < BR
IJV w/w, w/d, BII. ;23a, gard. Broker 534-6980 pe · • ~doul l Br's. 2 Ba un n •• on ::;; = for space. &-Delk home. Owner, agl 54&-5580 833-01 O 1 inc. 1812 Dover Dr. 548-0040 • 2 BR. widen or ofc. available :wr $5. What do you have to trade'?
''=================I Costa Moso 4100 • SW!m Pool, PuV....., EXCLUSIVE BUllnou boura ....,ortna Llat it here -in Orange I". Newport Heights 3210 • Frpl Indlv/lrKky fac'ls ON THE BEACH a:e!'Vice •vallable 1or $IO. C.0Unt,y'11 largest read trad·
Huntington Beach 1400 RENTALS •-SEA LARK 1845 Anaheim Avo. • • All atllltlel pald -tnaP"'t-andmakeadeal.
No DOWN GI HoUMS Fumlshod 3 BEDROOM, 11' baths, ~. aJSl'A ME8A 642-2824 2 & 3 Bodroon\ Apts. "-·
llttplaoe, F.A. h e a t , ~ MOTEL 1..uxucy li""'1: to please the DAILY PILOT * 'Ji *
Trade $3000 equity in 3 BR.
2 BA, Mesa Verde Homo.
For late model car er truck.
6Y..% Loan. Pymnts mo;
545-7822 ••
* Sharp Sol Vista, large ~ Coron• del Mar 2250 dlabwuber, dbL g&l'll8e, $.120· 2 BR. triplex. tnod. most discriminating. Nw m FOREST AVENUE l!!!!!!!!!!!!!J!~
ed pati block "' ,,,,... ,.,.,.,. yard. Clean "'pets. WEEKL y RATES ~. ~--.. -~-I ail bl t LAGUNA BEAQI o, nee, 2 BR 1% baths, tum or 4225. 673-9125 ' 2301 Newport BfYcl." CM J"·• • ....,,,., "~'6• w w av 8 ea , °'-9ta5 ANNOUNCl:MENTS ;:··.~.: ~ ..:.= ~= ~~rl~tio. 3 Bl\, lge yud, cpts, drps. •·646-74.fS •• -534.0980 -The Huntington Deluxe Offices au:i~:~~IA~ and NOTICES
to $24,500 '°' quiok we. '42-5355 ..,_ · -mo. btt·tn.. xlnt view of harbor $25 un. U Coat1 MMI 5100 SUITES · Loa 6'ol P•ul Jones RHlty or 2"IO ·$225. 6'6-127'1 avail Jan. 6. , • • .,.,. P PacifiJC ~ $S11. .,;;.~~ Bua. OpportunlH" 6300 t
847-1266 Eves.536-7124 L •• h 270 * 3 BR. 2 Ba. u •• "'. e studlo ... uachapts. ..,.__,, ,. .._ .......... 1 --,. · REWARD .. wbite -.--n.i., •gun• D'lllC 5 ~ • e IDcl Utlll.A Phone ~eot. park· like sur-... ,., leC!'elllnAI •er• ce, PLANNING on going into ...,; ....--
LEASE OR Br. Ocean V11 apt' Xlnt loc. e Maid Service. TV·a'::: rounclinp for lldulQI ftlluiJ. central location.· On.nge business for )W1"Self! Con-Long hair. Jan 1st Between
LEASE/OPTION H~NEYMpical ,.oott~ng, :._~.tbet-:_~e nr. scbls & trans.. MS-7249 e New Citfe I: Bar iDg peace &-quiet. . 711 Oce~ Ave .• H.B. Coual;y Bank ffidg. 230 E. tact s.ao.c. (sma ll llH~~ Padftc,_APL_!'
Custom built -Downtown. 3 ·~ ~ 2376 Newport Blvd. 548-9'755 Discriminative Tenantl ('n.4) SJS.1487 17th St, CM. 6'2-1485 Business Developmei:it Co) un ... 'A ...... ,Bch p .. r. 1.w:
BR & fam rm, 2 ba, all elec 1 BR. 1 % BA. !rplc, Jl8.tio. t.4•wport Shores 3220 1, 2 & 3 BDRM. API'S. for expert c o u n s e 1 J, n g , ~1024. n 4• 962-2341.
kitchen, cpts/drps. garage. $200 incl. 499-191& CHATEAU La POINTE ~ NO am.DR.EN'· $125 &: $150; 2 &. 3 BR. NEWPORT CIVIC CENTER franchise an a I y 1 i a le WST • .maµ blood mutt
BRASHEAR REALTY y 1 3~0".:l~N~:::°;, Lovely!um.2BRap1>.ou. ·MARTINl"'UE . apt.. N ... 1y de«>r., cpl>. Ottclos .Wt.ble tnr Com-o,..an;,.tionaJplan n l n & • allhuabua k P<-
84'7-853! Eves. 968-ll7S •cat on Rent1Js 2900 meet parkin&, carports. Htd T & drps. mtna. Refrie. avail. rnttda1, Med1cal. Dental. 494-9707 or SU-0950 mix. Pregnant! 13th -.llR:
BYowne•.SBR2\0BATwn-YUCCA van.,. hld•eway "":"1 "";" lot.1: pool. Adulla..., pela.,$150 GARDEN Am. 2 Chlldftn OK. Nr. Beadl ~rm./Jr.cnnd.,"""' SMALL U.B .. ~m ..... N.B.CallBob.11l>f711
hlle. $17,700. $950 dn. $152 for rmt, fumlsbed. 2 BR, ~· .~ t!: Port. ~ l94l POMONA AVE., C.M. lBth 6 Santa Ana. C.M. Blvd. &: Main, close to elevator. Jl"OOO')', bldg. onl,y, avail u:-rns -..
mo pays an. All xtras. $75. lncL watt!?', electridty, Cedar SL 646-6729 2 BR. Quiet. Adults, NO Call Mn. ~ 64&.sstl BCbools &. llhopping. 841~ 541-5032 or 675-M&t Jan n. 1·5 yr .1ae· 213• ST: Lad 1 e• watdl
962-6864 First, la.st months. 646-2200 PETS. $140. 'lfi8 S co tt im Santa Ara. Apt UJ, C.M. LARGE .2 Bdrms.., like new: 898-9880 896-9880 • w/silver mesh band. ~
. WA~~· -4 ~ ~ Pl. C.M. 646-2323 rugs, stove, drapes; blk. to EXro..l'I'IVE office Approx GIFT & Home Decor shop, Balboa. hlaod. Rewad.
L•guna Beach 1705 RENTALS r ~cs;A I B~. 2 &._ ~ BEAtrrIFUILY decorated, ''THE GABLES'' -ocean. No .smog!, $125 Mo. 100 sq. tt. in new bldg. must aelL Sec . Make offer! 673-5999 ...
Housu Unfumilhed rm. Lease or sell 81&«Xl1 newly t'um., 2 Jm. bit.ins. Spac. 2 Br-. l~ ba. w/prtv. Gu, water ~ . by Orang. Counl;y Alrp:n1:. e 548-1914 e MATURE blk. mixed JemaJe WESTERN AWARD pool. Adults. Walk to aho,,.. ..,, adulla. cpt.. drps bl• 2Zl 8th St, Hunt Beach. Avall lmmeoll ""'1:11 Lab.-Shophenl, -:to
s & c. Br. Semi OJstom. Gener1I 3000 Back Bay 3240 2272 Map!• St. 642-4801 mi priv. patios. $135. 1 $125 MO., l..up 2 'BR apt. l d>MMERC. -300 Sq. tt.' Money tO LCMn 6320 "Ra.isln", H.B.• C.!4. Ara.
Homcsfrom$35,4SCJ.00 Now $255· 4 BR. tam. A'M'R.3 BR.apt.,2ba., 2437 0RANGE Closed rarage a, No l lNDUSl'.-8Xlsq.ft, Reward.~1
under construction. Located ' ' nn., 2 5 BR f4 BR + Library) w/w carp .• drps, attr. )'d. e 636-4120 e children. 536-9593, !&QC. • 646-2130 e RETIRED COUPLE LOST: ~ 1JOWD. ~ on M-.... ~; .. View Drive. oH ba. Fncd yd. Stove, rd'., 3 BA. ·--·St """ 0-·~· ~L ~"•--• 0 K. % lg. plQ nn. c:rpta, MS-3481: S«MJ154; 646-6S'lZ EllgLtUu • Ras: money to lend on bt & brown cat. v1c. 2500 ~ Tyrol Drive. .. ., ......,w;-.:.u ac: pet · ~-to BERMUD ~•A Bl · 534-6980 Bkr drps, u..hw:sbr. Walle new e NASSAU PALMS e . A VIlLAGE 1 BDRM, d owntown , Industrial Prop. vvov 200 mortpges. Call N'pt. vd., C.M. Reward A.';;~A~~~~E!'rTS $130; 2 Bdrm. auplex. Gar., ~ $325. Mo. No pets. 1 I: 2 BR. • Pool ~C::-mis &bl~ Br~':; upstall'S, $75 a mo. lncluding WANTED: Factory building, Broker 547-1333 543-&587
further information w/w, bltns, ch~n & pet 117 E. 22Dd St 642-3645 ab , I: • · utilitie11, Adults on I y . approx. SO,COJ eq. ft. re-R LOST Siame~ kitten ~~ o K. B k 53f.6980 Large Bachelor apt timi. P & schls. OrlJdren OK. 536-1062 .... ;-..1 for mfg, 01 recrea-eal Estate Loans 6340 5 mo., vie 17th &: Tuitin * LOT R·2 * . ro er Coron.11 def Mir 3250 Preter business man. 221, ~"-$13<1A up,,. L 2 2 BR. Upstairs. Stove, refrig, ij,,...~ hlcl Will 1 543-7037 Close to beach & shops. $60; l •BR., fncd. yard, e •~~·e -.........uqoe ve. P ,Mgr $125.Adulta 'only,A--"J '"" 0 ve es. ease. OurBastHOMELOAN -;;;=-===--.,.-•! Retrig. Children &: pets 3 BR, s ba.. 2 frplcs. house ~·...., va.u ..... 547-5581., ask IDr Mart1 TERMS Tod1y Black miniature p:iocile, Terms. Owner. 893-7637 NEW 1 * 816 Pabn 536-8523 n-. violet collar. Name ,·,a ... _..._ .. _ OJ(. Broker 534-6980 on 1 or 2 yr lease. Can $85 CLEAN furn Bachelor LY DE CORA TED • nuvner. lit 1'DI 1.9% _ 30 years .._,,.,1~
4. BDRM, 3 bath. Top ol part furn. Near beaches. w/ utils. No pets. 548-0)52 2 BR. sep. home w/carport. 2 &_ 3 BR., 2 bath.!. priv. 6090 AND S'N,%, ease buis. Vic. Westclifl. ~ •
World. Ocean & mountain l-C-os_t_a_M-.,.----
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-1 $275 per mo. 673-8889 $105. Disp.; water pa.id. ~ patiO; heated pooL lndu1tri1I Rental Call for details. 2nd 'l'D:I 1,,;•=''=w=. 137:;;;·500=·=54(1.=T.166:=== I::-=.;;..;=:.:.-_,,...::::.:::: 2 BR. clean as a whisUe Newport Beach 4200 Blk. from school. ' 962-8994 WANTED to lease, 5 1o 8% int. l'lVE years and all :P.;;•non:..::::a::lo=.. ___ :.::;~I
19SO 2 BR, gar, patio, crpts, drps, walk to ~hopping & beach, 2llK • "B" Placentia 1 BDR apt. Stove, retrig. $65 10,000 sq. It. plant apace other typn of . real estate I. ~QO°'D
stove, retrig. Tropical set-Don v. l'ranklin. Realtor WATERFRONT Spac. 3 • 636-4120 e month. Call 847.JCB) suita ble f o r hea vy ·financlDe, aetVlD&: ~ rs.
4 BR, 2 Ba Condominium ting. For adults, 1 blk. to 673-2222 ~~+ t!:1"s~W~: SQUEAKY Clean East.side L •--ch .
5705
machinery in Orange Co. County 18 :yeara. Private party ·bOu&ht some'.
on Fairview, C.M. $22.cnl. shops & transp, $100. Mo. Balboa lslind 3355 642-8790 apt. 2 BR. 1 bath,. bullt·in 1gun1 De9 7c per sq fl Box 3862 Sattler Mortgage Co., Ioc.. name bl' and EXERCISE
w I $2400. down. 121 Mor-~544-=="'~o_____ ::.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; 1 BEDROOM !urn., 1 b"· kitchen, fully ~t~ & lOO CLIFF DRIVE Fullerton, Cal. .336 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa LOUNGES (Adv, on T.V.)~
Condominium
ristown Lane. 540-6976 eves. 5 BR 2 ba, cpts/drps, blt-ins. • .... draped. Just painted inside LUXURY FURN/UNFURN 3000 SQ ft warehouse & ottice 6'2-21n, 54Ulli with the idea ot becomirw •
& week-ends. 543-7322 days. Lease i210imo. Call Mr. Chinning 2-Story to ocean. Pool. $125 mo. & out $13.5/mo. Ed Riddle + 6000 11<1 n paved A: fenced Eves. 673-7865, 642-1157 dealer. I find I don't havt;
Duplex•• For Sale 1975
Nelson 540-llSl Heritage 3 Bedroom, 3 bath owners Call 548-2035 or 644--0637 Rltr. 646-88ll· Yearl,y Lease. 1 lc 2 8drma. ard 1855 Laguna Canyo time to demorm:rate. Mun
Real Estate. home. Lovely lanat room, 2 BR, 2 BA furn apt., % DELUXE 1 BR. l tio steps i:O. Shorw . ~ Shope i'w. ·1,1 4 _494 _80 ,8 0: ~NNOUNCEMENTS sell 1 or all at wbolesahe,
NE\VPORT ~lex for sale.
200' to beach. Ol' will trade
eqUlty for good Laguna
3 BDRM, carpets, drapes.
stove, fireplace, doub l e
garage, $190. 545-2813
residential lot. P. 0. Box C·l 2 BR Garage. $150. 2192
1423, J{untington B t a c b • Palisades Rd. Nr. Airport.
(n4l 84&.oo6. Owner })og3 OK. 548.{j()f( 1-'========I NEW2Bedroom.caipel<d,
Apartments draped. $150
covered patio, near South block to beach. Winter. $165 $135 Want MAro&:;; .~ OceanvWw from n rcy Apt. 7l4-54G-7680 , ·. ind NOTICES $4S. ea. ~ $89.95: ~-& sbopplng. Yearly util pd. 494-5189 ~~~of~~~ urui ~~ from ~Mo~~· lease r::,1;1'~ Be~ De~~~ :;i:: ;Found CF .... AdJJ 6400 ~. =~
Ask tor Mnl. Williams Newport Hgts. 4210 allowance. 646-1798 2 BDR, 2 ba dplx !acing warebo~ "Adj UPS. 0wnr: BLOND t em a I e dog' LICENSED . Pete Barrett Re1lty ocean. few steps to sand. bl .......... ~.. Spiritual readings, advk.., 1605 Westclitt Dr, NB 642-5200 1 BR furn., pool, util's pd. DUPLEX sns mo. 49'-2157 (213) 941-1368 resem es U<!U ..... und, well Qll an matten. 180 s. El •
H.S. age OK. $13'.t mo. 3226 $145: 2 BR., carp., drpc. RENT M·l. 600 sq ft, f10 cal' e d for. C 0 r n er Camino Real, San Cemente.'
Huntl_..,.n •-··h ••"" Clay st. 548-1325 NRelJii; .• stow. Patio, gar. ·ttEAL ESTATE aJ90 850 aq ft, store ~t, ~~~/Adams, Jan. l 49'2-9136. 10 AM·lO PM :
.... -~ .-vu o ctlildren or pets. -$95. 2944 Randolph. C.M. ' --
FREE RENTAL BOOK Coron1 del Mir 4250 2244--A State 642-747'l Gener11 615-5116 "'SMALL=~.-.... -,-,-oo~io-red-,-nux-· • Glrla, Guys, COUP.I•
REDECORATED spacious 1 Dror In & Browse UNFURN 3 BR, 2 BA apt Rent1I• W1nted 5990 ed Beagle-type male dog, U your a SWINGER a.iid .~
Br, unf duplex. Vacant $115. 2 Bedroom home with Pool. 2 BDRM duplex near beach. near Westchff, pool & -Lotl 6100 with blue collar &. no tags, looking ,for your brand of
'288 Knox SL , Costa Mesa. Great Party llouse. Rent $165. per month. After 5. private patio, $165 mo RESPONSIBLE couple with v:lc. 16th It. Newport, c.M. :_~r· call the Reciltr)'.
For Sale 1980 Adults* 543-aSTl
at $150 per month. Good *675-3153* 64&-..l'.>20 • child seek 2 Bdrm. house ADJACENT 88 x w• West. t 6'2-0336 HO~SE din court; 2 Br., location. NEWLY decorated furn 2 Steven Vllla Apts w/atJ:Jve & refrtg. Willing dill Iota So. Santiaco Dr. Yo~u~N~G~-.. -,-.,-b"°la-,ok/-whi-·-1e Attractive Expert K~NT ALS ~Q W.r;ftt:~~~tio. w lk & L bdrm, front apt, trplc, close Lrg 2 BR. Crpts drps to pay up to $150 per rno. N.B. ea. $35,(01. 6f6-8S6S . i markinp, ~aring Dea col· YOUNG WOMAN
Houns Fumished a er ee to beach. (213) 431-1195 dshwr. gar. No chlctrn, ,_; Have good refe!'\"nces. Call 175. ! lar. Vic Atlanta &: Beach dancer will teach you. all
---------LARGE 2 BR. Garage, patio.
7
. pcta. &c.2-21!64 rolled 1213) 790-3221. Citrus GrovH 6 ,. ·Blvd., H.B. 536-700f latest steps. Call AnieU
Apts for Sale · By Owner
8 Units, 3 BR's each
Excellent condition
54$-3481; 54().-0154; 646-6922
Rentals to Shire 2005 $ll5 mo. , 682 Echnger nn: QtnCKER YOU CAIL. RELIABLE mature window 'LI'ITLE black 213: 591"'538 1-10 PM.
DISCRlMINATING. working ===*~5'8-=!3!97=~*=":'=:-';84M455;;~~0pen~::Eva;;·:,,S40.s~~l:IO~THE~~Q~UI~CKER~~Y~OU~~SEl~~J.1;1!~~n~1 1=: ~ needs 2 Br. unturn. apt'. RIVERSIDE puppy, male. ~~~ = PACIFIC PARTNERS · · 1 •• hare s d-• : M ... w/compensatlon for mgml ....... , .A...._, "'·-ta Ana. I 1969 •·t bel .... gir ...... s pan. =.u' Lon9 Beach 2500 Lona Beach 2500Long Beech 2500 onua. 54l-«i61 aervlooi. ~14 COUNn ~·1a.1ull ~ '3Cll> n a: UI p yoU LL.!., 2 BR apt. w/ same. Pool, =-: . QUIET Apt ICR" couple or IS A veJ --...... 545-1240 that speda1 person )'OU'w
pkg, nr 1'~rv.'YS. OC airport. -------------------lady past 50. 265 E. 16th :EMPLOYED lady wanta l ere )'Ollll&' na ~v;,,.. BLACK/white Manx with been looking for. 56-1M1 Bel 8 AM or aft 7 PM. Pl. Avail now See M BR Unfum Apt beach area grove on approved root Stz:d: long Angora.type hair & flea $100 MO.; want writer . 546-3594 d.fiQ-Q ..&\"'t.. I D-C: ~Q.9 · gr. to $110. Gar or carport nee. in the Lake Mathews area;
MAN to 11hare home with p'!;:a· ~""U ~). ... (.!I J,:I(/• p 2 BR. grdn apt tpl, cpts. 642-0086 e.ft/5 all under permanent sprink. :_~vie. Orchid in CdM. artist to ahant badencta.
pooL Call before 12 & after Soltte.a.Simple ScrambltdWon!PuzzleforctChue'·'-~~. r:,1mspei.. ~45~~ e LANDLOR.05 e ~.~• .... _ ... """""""'. at -.i.. KITI'EN, Halt ll'OWn. ~b.a~ in ~
8, except wkncls. C al I 1r.1e •• FREE RENTAL SERVICE -·-~-642-131.3 rdrig ta. $100 $4,000 per acre. For~ Bobtalled Manx ,,,_~;·.-.11.o~GLES ,
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.... I;. lenen: of fhe ' ., ca.rpe Brottr 534-6982 infonnation, p 1 ea I e n1I ~7 n&111 ~-_... • Wllrt'll!!l'lt YOUNG man. 32, will Ahare four ·~rabltd words b.-l·BR., garage, stove. ' 21-50 50-8676. a to &. --~ his 3 BR home in Hun-low to fOl'tll foUr tlmple wardr. 240 Avocado 544-8612 Walter Frick with • SOUND Set Men'1 keys on tington Bcb with same. Joe LlKE NEW 2 Br., new cpts.~ Rooms for Rent 5995 Eckhoff & Aatoc., Inc. ' Newport Bea'ch In ·sand. ALOOHOLlCJ Ami\flbOILt
968-4710 ltO E'N U D I ~rps. bit-Ins, carport; r» 1818 w. ~pman Aveo '646-9524 PboM 531217 ar wttt. to
YOUNG MAN 32, will share II II I I I ' pets1 adults $125. 548-6769 GE.. king sized bedroom Oranae. Calif. BLACK. part SI am es e, P.O. Box 1223 Coda ~
h-anfro L 1 BR. All el..,.tric bl'-•. Prv le adjoining bath, TV. $15 5'1·2621, Evff.wknda 538-5741' ' female cat, vie Seavicw I: 2 BR house, W. vu: n ...... u,. ~1!:...., Huntlngtnn Beach. ' Polfl9ettia, CdM. 8T.H889
N. e .. $125. mo., w/samc. ~ patio. WfW crpts, drps. ~,0, ~~ Funerals 6412
CAii """"' 8J3.<IOOO ext m; HAG UL' I SlUl. 5<&-1322 ROOM FOR RENT, !00 R-rt Property 42G.$ r:,::._~ Black Rabbit mo ========1
Cost1 Mesa 2100 I I" I Newport Beach 5200 Lrg muter bdnn, pvt e,.. • FOR Rent l'Um. Mam, Bayside Dr .• CdM WESTMINSllR .: -· . . f l-'--''-'--';.::.:.:;._.::.;:.:;:1/ trance .&: ha. Furn or un-moth Mtn. Condo. poci ·'
I
OCEANFlU>NT '!urn. ""-""" ... ,. ,._ alee,. a. 5").2130 • Lort . MCI MEMORIAL PARK 1 BR • upstairs
$1»
• 664789 .
3 BR. 2 BA. furn. part er
complete. $195 lease * 546-2499 *
Bachelor unit
}'irepJn,ce. $85.
• 642-4189 •
RATltY I ~-LJan·~ ~ ---Lower' BR. bl>tn.. ,....,: COLLEGE or wortong..,.. N Mo<tva~ & c.iMNrr . • .-.....,, ......... ,...,,oc:o ,...,, (l()ll8 to .. ..Mu.I ... __.._ " LOSTFrt it.rw28th4Ba1· ·r I' I l r a.... ahould bo tight •nough. Yearly --~~·;;:;: I-;:,,;:: s!:.' :;. : ~ Mount. " -6210 boa Bl. amall ......... -c.mr,:· ~" • • . _ _ to show Yoll't• a woman and 673-0057 or m.8577 S15-36l3 doe:. white • n.-ddi.th brown ..-
.--------loose •nough lo "--a DELUXE 2 8'.. 2% ba., 1vEsrcuFF---R~.-.-m-I CANYON CAilN 'tklg<d~'";},~ No tall .i;af~~l~ rH_E~Y'"S~E~R"'---r--'l-···"°""'t.t. ..,_ dndlol'...,·3 ..s "''"" -1 w tcl'" ' -~ ~-· ·-.. • -• .._, .. .,., " au ara.. private Hlde+wa,y mount&.ln ci;.blq •nsr 1 black '"'-tor lndudet Eodowment Cira
I 17 I'' I Adult1. S2'J5 Mooth. Agt. bath fOT emplo•--'' sing•• 3 Iott --bl la rool ~ ~ Ev-'"'"-~ '"" ~ by filllnv lrt "-lllhllnO words ~2629 ,.._.,., on · 1'"" ca n · i Jwallet 7" appmx Has 10 ~1 ........ w ~UUll
• yao ctw.lcp from ""P Na. 3 II.low. lady· Re1a requtred MG-.2863 ed, plumbed &: Wired, but la' card & $500 cash, yoo may pl.i.ce means leu cwt.
6 r~NT.,,NtMrno 1• 1• r ,. I' I' I' I' r I WATER Fnml, l hr, boat l BDR. ldtchMette 1V not complet2d. PW. ~ 'kffp the money, ftlum Che ·No trllfJc. Pl'Oblmw. Newport Buch 'Q' .,.._,, • • -• . . . . dock. bll-1111, Utll paid, $1SS:. , heated pool, Maid ~-~ with place. Full ~ SU,.: pune &: cardt: by mall. P.O. ltlKll 8e&c:b, West:mfnltl!I>
QCE.AN1'"RONT S bdrma. 2 615-«128, m..9060 , wk up. ~2129 000. For turthtt lntonmtkn Box :rn4 Newport Beach !m-1T25 l93.:M2l
""'"" WlD. wintu rental e :ruM.U! I I I I' I I A I I I I I NEW' "'· 2 Ba. 119 38th ...... oall Glenn ThompooO•i.===-==-=='-'"!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'I l!ffies . . . . . . . . . . . st., Newport laland. S225 BUSIEZT mart:dplaca ta with ~ black Labrador'""
$200. gn.....u62 • • ,..........,. ......, ..._ 1.fo. 673-6433; 675-5l61. town. 1119 DAILY PILOT Eckhoff I A1toe., lrtc. 1 tnAle with tloxer t.ace. MANY 9l"OND~ op.
DIAL dU't'Cl 64l~ ~ JOIN ._ OlolllOtd ~ San 1118 w. Qiapma:n Aw.. 1 tName lkrwl. 8 Dli0-.1 old. POJl1'tJNl'Tm M:'I. belm
J'OlZI' .d, ttJ!D stt bade end awacaa m etfbr\. • Ori""'"' OWf. M,l••l•t ·da)r lldoh! dilioovtndtDCh-med Aclll.
... -..... SCRAM I """' ANSWBS IN CWSIFICATION 9000 DAILY PllD? WANr ADS/ ....... .... • ..... .... 1.,u.._-. • ~ N ·----· .. ' """'~ 1-~~~ow;~~··~----~:.;:_;.:.;_....::;::.;;~:.:.:::::.;:.:::~.:.::..:::._1 MMm--=:::..~~~~~·...,~'~",~·~~·~~-•!Mt121.i!!!1!!!!!!!!1..,_~!!!!1!!·1md!!!!!!••S38oml"'""~I ~~~·~·~Pot.~.-.~ .. ~·:.~·~~_!~;;;:;...~~...-~~~llOW~.,.~\•::~~~°";J·
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..,. -SUS hr.; -:~ -1 'MAN i ,,.,. ~ 'f'.;;r-.,J
lr • .-5• Im INTER o< & l>Aiiri'i!ic;, Must bo ""P"•i<onced In ,.I ;~5 ' • '"' · i " Shor1lo•n hlcil Inn ' ~~ • --sa:RVICE, ' -and Injection mold-' nu per mo. ' "A KCD• :, •' llchvcen'9 ~ ... Moi>Frl :": -·"""' m.rRE£•-""' -o1 -own I · · nl '°lit· ~-°"'"""" .r '!'n!IT •tupe:, ~ ~ ~trv Of , J · ~ 1 1 Hunlfilalbn Beach ~--ij!J!ll': ~ 'laslorlne.._R...:.ir 6'80 ~i;;:.~:, ~. .NE~PORT •BEAC~ , , •, ... , . 1'SElicil1iii'li' exper'd: '.Intanttofi1"ft.~ e PATS P!utedas. all~. 'Exoelleht YntidtW ~..:.i --. Some eaper-len~e r• towor~on.naupb.1deboat a.ta X.. eo.oal1 Tuel;.· Dee, esUmate. Call condition. &nail thop, .... 'tu1.tt1 eomplttion ol quired. ~ E«teile"'nt . cu&liions; ,P:leUl.nt wofklnc
YSl'I'n:NG hoa'l,e 15i)..G · • ... . . the· tenth pv.dt and ,.,.,,o cOmpliny ~a'11tt. cond. ~&Ith Jnaur,, Pakl ~-•·l-' . STACO Ill.I' """ "'-~ 1• 1"" Good lutulo11or qilol-botlda';l-.-vac\o."°"": .,,p1y -Pl~--w..i.. ., .. ~ ft\. maint.enance ol water or 111_.,. -•· A-. 1.. ht ~ Joba4Jaien & ~~E;i:;;i;:;;w;;::';f,"ij'-Ji-'i:...._~ ~ ,.......... ' • sewer ll"!' in. conctele -WOnlff •. _,.p~ chrlitinmeb, '& W. 16th SL,
"' 1139 llOkor St. wdol<.,1n .b•Jldl..r....,,. lo: · · • .Nl>JCor.-lllth>&.......ia)
Cott Mela ternal'\CC.1 en: oq.er doeel1 a · related tilt.Cb. Apply be-· .: TYPIST·
549..scMl {oro 5,J).!lt., Wed., Jan. s, Peraonntl '•Offlci' Required· lqr '·htl.'11 typilla:
An equal opportunity 1969, al the City Ila.II. ~· ·m~ with, o.Uttt ._..,.
emplo)w PetlOllnd Oif:ice. :ooo u s o· eral office V.'Ofk • .stx girl
Now.port Blvd . .,..Nc:\vl)Orl • ~ avers otll.ce in N.B. pall _Mr! An-
Beacb. ~ dreW1 ; . Co ' n JOHN BARRY & ASSOC'S * DiroH Sal.omen m pa . y . (n41 615J55<
I need 4 men imlncd .. 10 fiU 113z3 w.· Wamtr NEEOED:·"Experienc:e
°"""" ... ~..;. ~ CllblDeU. Sm• II Remodel.; llopalr, 6 Screw Mcithlnt
OKFroobt.!16U915 IF You need~ 0 · ''
1-m.rl-6590 pain.._, "' l'tpalei, CID perah!r new sales jiositlbns 111 the ~ .. _ ..... Call ·~ ,,,.
0 "-·-•· 11· .,.,ams; ..... $6, ..,,-.&.w;.JO, ranae ......-·~area, se. Jllg Santa ' Ana 151!1\Yt(n -i1· &" 5 PM for stereos 4 aewang mactunes. an int.rv)l.w
-· ••• Dick. ~1797 ' . :::::::;:::::;:::;::;:· ===:::llDdiv1dual to ~tup a.OO QPCr-
CARPENTRY Sowl"!! 6960 ,aw B" s ·# 00 """w ~-l'----~-----..;.;.;;.;.1 chine. capable ot approvlll&
Three leads, per day. Our · · · '
c:ustonutrS #!llil , uis. No Eim-M ·equal opportunit)I BAB~TI'ER. -~ home.
OR REPAIRS. No. Job .AL~TIO?:<IS..·&i . Cua~' Qticles and matnt.iinltla:
. Small. Cabinet in P"' ~. Vu:r . fine production runs on spiall
mi$!.P or p.tts. Honest sales " employer Cotta Mesa, • 5 . .,J)a.fl f
by hard wcri<en. Hi&""" · )·. week., G~, Y,P°;
& Is other ~~ .wOrt. "App't:. 5471.0t preclP)n; parts. Small a.hop.
15 E?es. ~ Dlyl • .,_.,_ .......... AlteraUo . Dccelltnt workill& condi· pay .~ tile ~S.incss. :1009' . r! Call 833-tlf¥-* , : ~ ~.; nnancma:. med. Ins., etc, ~ . Dll•s HOUSEKi£Pii: ':'i:\ v ~·.'in
Call mo.mLrwt 9 to 12, alter-... 1JJ1 "{·· co~ ~thrl· ~·.~1 baby.
noons 3 to 5,..536-6616. " Pyt . tn;. .. 18.:T, V. ·~ .• to
, Anden;on. . ' -·-·-RS ti()ll5. "~" Fut &: Reuonable.
IW'All<S. ALt'ERATloNS * """"6 * · ·'CAB!NErS. Mi o1ze !nb. oli¢1lWKiNa. belts. ·..,., Staco, Inc.
1139 Baktr St.
Co&ta Meu 926'6
08 .. 3 to 11:30 oo,,;.Prtl-. -·
M, S 3' to 11 •30 WOMAN !or O~\llDi A !ro'~ }TL aper: S&U'll3 hl9f1t button holes. Custom • ,hikl»I>. 646--08>7
• Boat Ci,.,.nt1r1 e Miii Mm • • • ' • ing Mondq, Wed &: ,Fri ICU ... 11 to 7:30 9 • 4 p.m. No lllll&l1 dillclren, • A-1 ;,CarpenlrJ. 8'\Y,.,. Jobi Alloratlons-442-SUS
:: ,Call Gordon 847-6745 Neat, accurate, XI yrs. exp.
i;..-i, Coner.to 6600 TILE, Coromlc 6974
549-:1041
An equal opportunity
employer
•
e Woodshop·A11ombly e Flbergl1,1 ~ldtr1 :
(L1mln1tor1) e P1inter1 faelper
_.w/txp •. .i.
wwt. no job too . ;pnaU. ttuonable. Free *Verne, the Tile Man* .JENSEN MAJUNE CORP. ·~ a s--·~-... -· Cust. ~ W1lill & · · • · 235 ~~-·c M ~-Lw.uca. .no'<JWJ repair&. No job loo Jm8).L ~ ......,r, · ·
DRAASMAN B
.:'l)lorykConcrete,nojob Plaater patch. L•akingMinlmmn3 yr;. ~petie_nce * BElLMAN1
..-to small. Free estimates. sbOwer r8patr. 847-1957/ in the layout and taptne of NO EXPEru'E.NCE
e &46-1234 • 84&-02(I artwo,rk. for pririted circuit · NEctssARY
~Uent wortfrc conditions
in new hospital. CoataCt:
Director of Nur111,
Costa Mesi
Mtmori1I H01pif1J
642-2734
:~. m:Sr lN OONCiiE=rE . . ' . boards. . Appl,y
·; wana, poo1 dedm. lloon, UpholU.ey 6990 Call Pononnor Dept. Sheraton a...h Inn L1dlas AV" 24 plus !; Patio&. J?'boDe "2-8514 , (714) 494-9401 Between 9 am.J pm Mon-Frl IMMED. OPENINGS
' CZYKOSKl'S Olamm Uphol· TELONIC 2ll12 Ooean Ave. ,FOii FUTURE FOUN;<UN ;~tools~.~ :::·1~ HUllfulatonBeach VAU.EYOFFlCE
' ~,Ol' .52&-(756 boa.fa & auto's. 642-1454. 1831 Wm train. ExceDent OPl>Ol" ™ * C""" * tonity for qual1fied ladif.a ............. ~ ~ all IJPea. Newpi>rt m..i., C.M. ENGlllERING co . ",.v,.> with. mathematical apt! ..... tt..:m .i. -. Call JOBS & EMPLOYMEN1. ' ALL~· y' ~ST Exi.n.ive .,....,. Include:
I ""• LAGUNA BEACH .•1"' w. • ' Fron! • Comprehensive Med!cal : • CUSTOM PATIOS, Dom!llflc Help 7-. ' Ne'.. · lieaoh P!Ju>
"'6cftle •-a, .....a.at ,,.,..,.. •~;,,,. ~., Equal rJulriru "'= · · . . e Group Liie ~ .. · ' staM.Uee..~.ll:Q-:ug,_-ll. ~ ~~.-.. ~ ......... ~-oppp . 'Jeqn><llr YOUf'.'lG: 1!1d · J'u learn· •RrotLt.&barlnarelire.. ~ -~ ra,diator b~~tness, ment trust "!'.
6620 Far~ Agency · 642-8100 WATER ~ETER , MAN michanlcally lriclined. Full • Employee& uv!.P plan · W · time,rmust b&vt;. car. Hagen • Profit -"-.:.i~ bonus.. . 1WOMS AmiiTIONS e Help linttid, Min 7200 $498-605 per mo. ' Aulo Radia!or G4&-<188 or ---
~ L.T ... OlDltruetkll :; , -tr " . t ''·<l :i, . , • ' ,,. ' _642-<225c....,.;=-'"Eve,.,,. .. 'f-o~.,-~-Please'G~ ~~.I
Safeco InauranCe Corp.
115.S E. San Antonio
Lon< -Call!. .
..0.... kitchen oe CITY Of' ' Ex""r.=·' .' __,~ S . J.C. PENNEY CO. ~1 !9111"-
--story oe 2; • NEWPORT BEACH DINNER COOK ~am.tom designed. For FASlUON ISLAND , ··~ APPLY -~ A-Iayout. pbon• NpPORT BEACH Reqtii.reS complftl6a• 1or 619 Sleepy Rollow Ll .•
• • Ul-l51l • • .... eighth grade, 'one year Lqun& Beach
tionl * Remodellrw; Hu full time of experience in the NEW ·w *
• Fred JI. Gerwk:k. Lie.. po•ition •" maintenance and repair * · * $&9.217& for of mechanical devices. Get Ready Mtch1nic
• CINnlnv 6625
6680
AP~ Gardener
'Ojmplol> -· Exp. :RO!lahle. llG<389
A •·· be! • P.M Apply 2925 Harbor Blvd., BUFFERS & PPv. ore , ·•
JANiTORIAL ~:·~ ::.=:. c.~.~nvi!:::r
MAINTENANCE tice, S300 Newport Bl'-":!., To ap 30. ~Pf,)'&: benefit&
N""l>Ori Beach. <B$l33 SCHOCK· BOA TS
J. C. Penney Co. ,
24 FHhion lsltJ1d · ·
Newport Beach, Csllf,·.
"" Equal Opportunlcy Employl!!I"
•Busboys
• Dishwashers
APPLY 1N PERSON
TO MGR. 9 TO 5 P.M,
BROllfR
COOK
Evenin·g $.hlft
SEAFOOD '
RESTAURANT
REUBfN E. lll
6i3"¥
SUP!', !or~ ~~t. const.,
Nprt Bch irf ea. Ex·
perienced! ~:MI resume
to Box M 4611, DJil:IY' Pilot.
EXPERIENCED Mechanic. mu time, da)>I. 1645
Adams,· Costa Mes a. 541)..1206 t :
MECHANIC. comnUssion er
salary. 3100 E. Co a at
Highway, eorona del Mar,
WANTED: i&P.l fuU time
Serv Sta help.> Richfield,
l9tb & Newport. 645-1532 * * A90nclu, W.m.n 7300
I'-'-------'-' ATT: EXP. Ol:NTAL
151 E. Coast Highw1y
Newport Baich
CAREER
OPPORTUNrrY!
PERSON1'1El.
Office Ma.riaaer • • • • to S700
Cbair A.oJst •• ·-· •• ; • • • to $600
Join todays fastest pow1n,a: No saturdays
Equa1 oppOrtunlty em'ployer
ACCOUNTING Clerk. Ex·
perienced ln account•
payable. Intervien rr.Jda,Y
and Monday . a.m. 'Call
642-2400 or eves. ~.
ask for .Jim H.yam1.
ServoWc • DiviAion ot Gulton
Indu.strles. Inc. 164C Whit·
tier Ave •• Costa Mesa. An
equal cpport!J.nicy-employer.
2 · HouSekHpers
Full i1,;,.;·; Doy 'hlft
Apply in. ~IOn
Huntington Beacb
Cor:rvalesCent Hospital
18792 De18.~ St., Hnta Bcb
LAUNDRESS
Full timt
Apply in Person
Huntington Beach
Convmscent Hospital
18792 DelaWa.r St., Hnt& Bch
WAITRE= WANTED ·e Food A Cocldall
• E:q>'d only
APPLY
Town & Country Inn
18582 Beach Blvd Hun--proleaslon-Mutual Fund ala NEWPORT rat Services 6612 Noaper:iencenece!SIU'J"' Ptraonnel Agency GROWTHop9ortunity.
We train. run or part tinw i.13 Dover nr1 N.B, Secretary with credit exper,
RfUBEH E. LEE
STERNWHHl.ER TlNG A Air c.ond. Serv Mutv1I Fund Advisors, 642.317u pleasant \loice, neat a~
& repair. allo Washer ti: Inc. ---iiii-----• I · pearance, capable of hand!·
drytt repair. 24 hr serv. 151 EC tH'gh N)>tB 1603W tclillu""--".,., SeeBettyBroct:at tng one cirl office and 80-12.'n or 8f'1-s681 · • Oii 1 way. · es ~ responsibillfy. Box -M.610 'l<~ii?';'ii;-;i''-'ii'i-:== I Newport Beach ' • S.A. .1212 N. ~roadway m Ex The De.ii" Pilot.' • • Ul.ING, Cleanup 547-833l • " -odd jot. .... Free·•~--~-~~--,,,,~ ec RN P•rl Tim• ..._Jim SCI 5325, -NABERS CADILLAC · 11 to 7:30 am Uon. & Tuu Janitor and ARCHITECTURAL Agency'"' c.....,, Girl• Ii 30 -Oil \V. Coast Hwy,. N. B. 1~~nvF'i;;::-;;;;;0~7~ General Cleonup DRAmMAN By awoint. 64SJ939
_ t.ots. p.rqe1 "tc. Man Exp'd ntt<1 oniy apply. MiJt. or-orot•ry ~-i ~-ld•y "n'ee removal. ~ aldp . l )Tl Residential &: e.om_. -""" rT ~ till r r a de Excellent company benefits. mercial. Ample overtime. Front ofc. Type at least 80. :,a..rr~· ' ' 5 Day week. Contact Mr. Salary $4-$4 2S hr wpm. All-arouIXI assistant
-Robert Rogalski WALTE.RS a· SON to pleasant to 'WOrk for boss. llAULING, gardening & NABERS CADILLAC Call M>-. Ande=d 543-7196 ,.......i malntena""' by «>1· $40.3lBO ARGUS.AGE.,CIES ;1ote .-. "......,.. • Draftsmen " . -Q:llta Mesa area. 673:-'TTll ELECTRO.MEOIANICAL PART TIME. NIGIITS l869 C Newport Blvd .• C.M.
tiiji£ hedge, trees. Gen. Bring recent sample or work Di1hw11her & Bus Boy
deao-Op, name it! I haul, PARA.METRICS Help W1nted
eves.
Park Udo
Convalescent Center
... Fla&sh4>
Newport Beach 642-8044
HOUSEKEEPER
New Convalescent Hospital
A11ply 393 HMpital Rd., New·
port Beach. Carner Newport
Blwl. &: Ho.spital Rd.
NURSES AIDES e. 6G-tll30 929 &ker st., Costa Mesa APPLY IN PERSON 3-5 PM Women 7400
haullna. day"' Jtiahl YOUNG man "'-""" I• Snock Shop' No. 1 WANTED: Au-ve olfic:e ':.~ ~ :.i::. _;;~======I permanent job with 2305 E Co.st H manager. Complete HunH....+ .... Be&ch -establl.sbed boat dealer In • VfY· knowledge f tcmottve ..... ..... ,ttowedunlnn 6735 San ca~-· Vall•Y ·-a. Coron1 dtl Mar, C1I. 0 au Convaleacen~ Hospital • .,.""' ... ~ &eneral ledger thru 1inan-l.S79'l Delaware St., Hntg Sch
Acx's h:skp'g. Fir butting, Excellent ~ty. Write • INSTRUCTORS -Full clal statement necessary. C1fetert1 Count.,-Glrl
erpt dean'g, Wlndom, etc. P. o. Box 238 Balboa Island or/ant part tirrw. Neat . ap. H.B. area. Call Mr,
Comp bse cleoan'g. SCS.'1243 Full Time Elrp'd. pearance. Must be able to Robinson 142-7781 Some ~liter exp. preferred.
JANITOR meet and dea1 wtth the e SECRETARY e Working hrL 7-l Mon-Fri.
6755 Good be fita F I bli ,......... 11-·-A 1 lnWligen• fast with r--C&ll 833-0600 Ext 2036, Ask m, ne . or app . pu c. t1 .......... ~ ... "'. pp y ., ~vo;:.o-lP' tor. Mn. P!!nnington. call Sf()..5000 ext. 30. ln person. Holiday llealtb ~ent contract experience,
•. G done ln my home. Equal opportunity employer Spa, 2300 HUixlr Blvd,, Good organiz.er prefmnd; FAST, neat, dependable .~ OW1l bu'llfn. UTJt.ITY. MAN C.M. AP p I y RADIATRONICS, woman needed tmmed over
'!I'" • * 531A78I * wanted tn tbt Galt Shop,~ SlB.~ IS NOT TOO MUCH 18842 TeUer A~ .. kpt Bell. 2L ll:30 a.m. • 8 p.m. Cash·
25-511; 40 Hr' ~k. 1nine: fl .. man over 40, with car. 833-2100 ' ier A wailre&s exp. belplul :::::;.:;::::;...,~-...:6::.77:.0.:.1 Coast GoU Shop, 675-0610 ask lo take short auto trips near UVE-lN ho u • e k t!I e per ; 4MM!K ==
. ·bmranoe9 tn de fat Idr. Eyahs. , Beach cities. Air mail f'. E. mother 1 es• home, 2 • WAITiiiiS • Exp'd., '"'"':;::_,,;:;.-·b-. fl.*'4JP & SUPERVISqR. for dect ao1l Sean, Pres., Ameriean Lu-tenagers, full c!iatgt': Pr!V. .over 21. N>pbo FI )tt ll 1 ,~ 4J. ,......._ Pvt. ..art "l"'fttiOll, G ..... • N;c&nh Co .• Box 67~ Ile>" mom, S\i da.Y>: $"°. Call Butler, 3101 NewpOrt Bl..i.
549-1008
HOU~ER or Babysit· ter Wanted •• Tusttn. ·Call
after g PM. * SU-8266
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~--fo .NOOft'.S•turil•y, Closed Sun<loy
· ·:•DIAL DIRECT 642-5678 . .
WESTMINsTER & NORTH COUNTY DIAr: FREE. 540.'.f220
Huntlnpn luch 540-1220 L"911no luch · 494-'466
; 1 , -i:.LJ.li111:1t-O couNTeRa -.... 1-..ttd .. r.n~.
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•••. , .. Mall Addre•: •ox 1171. ".'f•wptrt aaaoll, Cal .. ' . '
Houn-Regulatlons-Deedlln•s
IRflOR'aJ A~~IMrs sttou'i check tfte..-ad• i1111,. atMf ,.,.rt lmmedlat.IJ' .,,..,.
er mltcl1ulfioatton .. THE DAILY ,ILOT allUmet llablllty for •rNrt ... t:t
tlMI 1xtent ot publilhlng tha 1dwirt.1Mment oornotly ollt tlma.
~~L!NE .F~l! .• l?O~Y .~.N.'? ~Kl.LUI·=~ P.M. tft•·•u Mfore pubUoatloft,UMpt .. , : · -. w .. ktnd Edlth~1t -.nd 'Monda1 -.otflM when olNfqa ti,.,,. II l:IO P.M. , .... ..,.
' ' YOU MUl'f HAYE KILL: NUfl\llEftt When kllllnt an ad hca.UN ef flUIOk ..... lh.
~-autt to 'fttlk•:• rt00rd of tha klll numbtr given ,..u i.1 )'OUI' ad takor a1 vlrlflol~lfn of riur oall. '
Evff)' •ffort ·10· madti • klll or correot •now ad tltat Ila ... ,. •"9•red, bllt W. .,...
l'lot guarant" to do IO until th• i.d hal appNNd In tho 1t1P1r. DIM~A~LIPJIJ 'Adt ii:nt lllrlotly cub In advano. DY man er 1t any en• or eur Offfola.
NO pt\tno .'ordtra.
Tha DAILY ,PILOT NMl'Vll tM.right to ei .. tty, odlt, cion10r ., ,..... ... ,, ~
tlNmont, and t• ohango Its ra~ and rogulatfona wtth'llt prior --
HOUSES FOR, SALE,., NSWl"OIT aucM -DRAnttt• Slavteli ••NllUL NaWPOiU Na .. Nn 4111 aLSCTtlCA&.
COSTA MIU ~ n• """"' IMOIU . .. •au1PMlllT alNTAU MllA DaL MA• 11• AITCLIPP flll PaMCINe UNIY1:llSITT PAI( •UJ f'LOOU MSIA .YalDS 1111 UCK IAV 441 f'UINACa aaPAllS, ate.
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COlfDOMtMIUM ' ' 1tM COAIT.U. 11'1 JOa W#fTD.
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APAITMlln'I Pb• Q\I ..,. LAGUNA NIOUJEL 1111' DOMamc M•LP ,. RENTALS .,,,. CLIMallf9 1111 ao1Nc11s. MM "" · SAN JUAN CAPllTlANO •ns H8.LP WANTIDo MM 1111 Housn Fural1hod DANA POINT 11• A11NC1as. w-· nee
OINlllAL "" REAL ESTATE, H•LI' WAIM'SD. ..... , ...
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NawPO•T ••AcN ~ ==~ a".-O:.•:T :;: MERCHANDISE FOR ===~ :.::., ~ MOTf:U. TIAUI COUITI "" SALE AND TRAD!
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KUNTINftOlf '8. .. CM t4M A(lllAOI · tHf l'IANOI 6 oatANI 11•
POUNTAIN VAU.aY 2411 .LAltf aUINOal l:itt ILACHO 1211
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W.'-·••ni• "'' suaolYJllON LAND Wt NOSIY IV•PLlat .... Ml.WAY Ctn" ' tf14 a•At. ISTATS t•IYK• '111 IPOlTINI OOCCI ..
SANTA """ Na11wn ...... •XCMAd• 'HI llNOCUt.Aas. SCOPIS UK
COASTAL · ~ 2111 lit, I, WAllT'OD 4241 MllCau..ANIOUS NOi
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N•WPOllT wn1 UN All TtlAflllPOllTA.TlON '4oft IOAT ITOIUI• ....
HUNTINGTON laACH MW .t.UT'D TIUllSPOITATIOJI &6U IC .. 'JS WAMTaP ...
HUNTINOTON NAlllCMl8. MIS LIOAL MCTICll •ut AlllCIAPT f1tl
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1,1 U ,Lt wn tMIPIMTllt.e ""' '"4tT e.t.al tr'1t 0 PUIXSI Iii ... CIMlflf, ,__.... ... AMTMtVaS, CLUllCt KlJ RENTALS CMILO CAii. ~ ..... ttACI CAllt. .... '°'
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.lfid.:~¥edl4aletc. ""-Santa. ~ ~ ~ dhlo. Mr. T., 546-43'to . days; N.B. 673--0917
lllp'd I Jn W/l ~ Oub. 545--'1211) EXPER. Serv. Sta. Attndnt. 6(2...1)816 e~s MANAGER I: Sa le alady
tO&l1 aft I p.m. PART-Time help wanted for Perm., full time, new mod. TRAINEES, sp:irts~ar tac-needed for dreu stcn. Ap-•-·-----.. llNIU1, . -CAl'ST l.ATfNO a llPAlll Wt NOW CAltl ._ eolTA .... '* CMU#ll... Ma AA.IT'D LllAJI.. t11t
MSIA v1aD1 . . ftlf ft..unoef ... UINI CA•• "" 1~~~~~~=~~;1 Garden Gl"C\lt_ restaurant. 11tatlon. Gd 'M'.lrldng cona·•. fill')', ~Int opPQrtunity. ply Mariann'• FubfOnll, No. ~ Appiy: ShaJcey•a p 11 ta lfr1y wage + comm. 990 Koowlt'dge o1 ee?finc uscn. 1.f ·FUhioif Island. Ill D, UT ,
1 -=-----228$ Newport Bl• E. Coett Hwy. at Jam-. tlal. <001 Unit G, Bte<h Sl, EXPER. waitms. lull lime. ll ID D HAYE. JOU . LOOKED FOR 'S A-.-. .. NB : Newport Beach. near oc Rn. ]]:3> to l :llO Denten"•
J>llilp. tnlltAll • ll\a!lblin. ALL round RNict -station REAL ESTATE Shouldn't airport. Coffee Shop, 133 s. Col.It H '' ,. a I Jfto--~1:.~M~HiaJlway, "'""' "'""" ·,., hot ... t FULL or pert time Hwy.,L.8. D THE HIDD'EN DOLLARS =:=:---.o;"=';;;.;~;:::;.:·=~--1 area 1-luntington Beach? aaleswoman. S t u d e n t • ~W;ANTE:;;;;,;;D:..:::B;,.AB=Y~s=1=-r=1ER=-.
----....... 6ISO PRODUCTION FOREMAN Village Real Eatate 962-6471 pttferred. my ~. M ttme •. Mesa 'i~'.:~!ii~~;j CALL:""""" or546-8l03 -v .......... --~"-. IN ·vouR H.OME LATELY' I . .i'51!:1or Mao G ..... Ya<:ht """'· WANTED' Expff. up .......... WANTED c..ru"' pirl ' troUSEK£EPER; • s· ...... .,..A,;_ ·T . ' . . . • "-~· ·TOOL & DIE MAKER "·lull or port-time; <1o11 or day& -k. lo 'tU J. Own week, UV.in ,..r. C\eod .., l=~°:'WJ-~~~~~-!~~_l!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 4 ta '* ' App).f 'f9tr f"alttmta, C.M. nu. Call: &U-1404---~ traMpot"hltlon. LI 8-090 plus.rm. ll boud. ~ I.
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SJACO, INC.
1139 Baker St.
Coeta Meta
54"3041
An equal opportunity •m-
* ,NEWPORTERETTE
HOSTESS
InterviewUI& now tar at.
tractive, )'OUfll ladies with
' Newpert l1.1cll ·
2607 w .. Coat Hwy. •
. ' " --... . ' tA.fCIH.~ »PUC'AnoNS ..
. '
Waltrtu .. . . ' ~nHllp
FOR . . .
Hoit..-.s
Dllhwit••rs
--------------tboroua:h knowledge of New-
pQrt Beach and adjacent ..,..~ · Help WanlM . ~!"! . ~· Wi;n!. 7SOl
. Newporterette rtatt will Women 7400 4• Welcome hotf!I p r-:&. upon 1-..:.:..==---..;..,_ '1 8UILD ·.n .SAVI
arrival at lobby or airport. OllA~-
Apply In ....... only, bo-1'11:1111 TYPIST -...... a-tloNo Men « p.m., MondaY \.;LUU\
thN Friday· Geoerol Man-bll'T. MAN~Olll .,.,. CASHIERS NEWPORTER INN Di....ui.d dutlH In ..,.... SAL.ES
1107 Jamboi-ee Road net departmelit. Type iO
Newport Beach wpm elect. t7Pewriter.
Bookkeeping
Mac:hine Operator
<PART TIME)
Variety of work in accounU
payable, rreetvable, mat in-
ventory. Experience oa book-
keeping machine, prefer-
ably on Burroughs EllOO or
NCR.
Stac:o, Inc:.
ll39 Baker St.
Costa Mesa 92626
549-3041
An equal opportunity
emplO)'t'r
RH,or LYN
NEEDED FULL Tllt\_E
Apply
Newport Harbor
Convalescent Hospital
646-7764
e COSMETOLOGIST
Coll Po....,nel Dept.
(714) 494-9401
TELONIC ·
Engineering Co.
' -.. LA~UNA \8EACH
An oqua! opportunity
employer
• Secretary
()pp)rtunity for versatile JD.
dividual posseMiJ\c eood
-typing, dicla-phiine sldlls. Millt Ii.le *"'
led ....... --heavy work load. •( t' I
STACQ1)!14c;
1139 labr-St.; CM·
549,-3041
An equal opportunity
•
·-
TRAYR' •
AGBITS
I HARDWARE
'LU>IBER· I HOUSEWARES
~ BUILDING MATERIALS
Fa• t movine, Procreuive
cbain of do.it-~ home
Improvement center needs
quaJiflod peop!&.'W"lll accept .m. .wbo. want to ,lltart in
retallbic u a · career. No
........ lay ol!. a.mpletr
frlnle b!Wtlt's phia!~rowth meana prombtion' .,.. ~
tunity. 'l'bil company tn.inl
at, all level.I. Plenty of indi.
Yi'dual rewards for extra et'·
fort. In~ at..1.•tcn •
cation MoniiQ, Juuary •• 1969 and Tueldl:)i January
7,_1!69. 9 AM"'llt·t .PM.
• • . l
,BlllLD-:N~ $4.V,E .
;..,..~~ ... ~ .... "'"r.•~' " . , ~ ~ .. . '
Electro-mechMictl1assembl1
of microwave ~·
Reqllita: m~nipQ·dexlertty. \\'ii. tram. ...
Call. l'enonMJ<Dapt.
(714) 494-9401
.... rnltvre 1000 ~llancao 1100
SPANI!iJ)FURNJTURE MOVING. must tell Satur.
RETlltlN ,ED FROM cbJ'; GE.. Washer $13 G.E.
MODEL HOMES. SAVINGS Pl dryer $60 both tcr sioo.
TO. ~%. Span!Sh quilted G.E. Mobil Maid .......
aOfc 6 love seat. 3 oak ~ dilhwUher S65. All like
room tabl8, 2 livb!& room new! Sat. only J.G.5; 1112
lbnps 'I: Spanish,.~· Not tt n sham , Newport
El Pttsldente k l Jl I 1 i z e Beach. '6-0962
' PUBLIC ·
;NollCE
Furniiare & Applia1•es
AUCTION
Sit.,:.lia. 4111, 7 p.m. S"-rp
$50.000 INVENTORY
UCj)UIDA.TION
Mart Samples ' Jlepoal-
~tory Close-Outs
Spa~loh, Madltarro-n, Mopi.,
Prwlncl1I, Medam, Contarnparary
* "40 .... ~mSata-Naw&IJHol * 15 Dining Roomo -New & UMd * 50 Ll'Jng R...,,. -Ne!' & UMd * W1ohtir & Dryor, Matchlnt Sato * 70 ltofrl .. ntoro, All Sina • * Ra-& O..p fl'M-* 15 Relao1111MC1 Color TV's, L•t• Models * 1.L•rve C.nopyThomovllla 6 PIK•
lladriom Sat ln Mint C-tton * 9 Place Birch Dining Room Sat
A-OK Commission Gallery
7722 O.rden Grov1 Btvd., Weitmln1t1r
1/1 11 .... Wlllt .t ..... ea .... .._. "'4. . bedroom 11.litr, oak triple F RI G IDAIRE automatic
dreaer. &. mirrw, . k;\n& wubPr; GE ~tor,
beadboerd. 2 ~. $50 each or list Gtter.i========= = ;-=.,, ';...':,: 894-l<n Pl1noa & Orpno 1130 Mlocalllnaouo
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·&-~ Spanleb , wrought KENMORE electric ~e, ONC&A-YEAR
Iron ...... "l Only $46'!. '· ?"' old. Excellent ~n-ALL FLOOR MODELS •'111'1 .,, ___ , • ........ --1.1.. d1tion . $TO. 968-5075 -· .....wu c -r-~ "'""""'V• __ Conn. e Wurlitzer e Knabe ~~~ ~!Mu• ,110 PIAN.~~n_<!.~~ANS
~--=!~ •.:,;y VJ.Sr •tock Amer ._ Eur 'YOUR CHOICE
JD a.m. to ' p.m., Sat ~· ~L~~~~ 10°/o OFF
JO LDL ... p.m.. Sun. -Blvd. c. ... $HOP EARL YI
ll p.m. "to 5 p.m. = · No down e Easy terms
Fl>m!bn .........i from .... • Oeliv<>')I •
play -niOdd. -.,. !-:!II'!!! MochiMO 1120 G..,ld. Music Company
deean.ton ~tiall.. ·:since 1911'' ~_.Jltil,~n etc '6'1 SINGER-with walnut con-20&5•N.'·M"l:tn, Santa Ana
RD FURNITURE so1e. Will -aacrificie· far
· ha!""'" $39,11 or '...W.. So. o! Freeway, 547.(1681 t'M4-N.wPlrf1•hd., CM $3.92 mo. Feb 10, 1969 next Mon. I: P'rt. •tn 9
evn-.:1 -Jlt&bt til 9 PILYnlent. Guan.nteti OK. oany ro 5:30
Wa.j,;.a,t. .. -'.t!l'I BuUon ...... lir-"11 •to. WT . DAYS 111 No · attach . needed. Call RAftAN .,-.• aGfa .. ,C lounce 536-1212 or m..4444
chair;-~ ... 1:· eftd· ~bleA -=.,---.---~= Hieber prices are comill& -~ , ~ ~~·. 2 Oles~ of -~ • repoaeaed, 1968 but .'ft are sWI discountin& d.-r•wer• $11> each , ·touch+matic. Pay oft bll all pianos Ir. organs in the
NGO
I GOOFED
Private party bought some
name bran d EXERCISE
LOUNGES {Adv. on T.V.).
with the idea or becombr: a
dealer. I find I don't have
time to demonstrate. Must
sell 1 or all at whol~e.
$45. ea. Regularly $89.!li.
Orliinal cartolll. 542-5356.
2314 No. Borutie Brea. S.A.
*AUCTION*
It you ·w;.11 aeU or buy
(ive WJndy a try
Auctions Friday 7: 30 p.m.
Windy's Auction Barn
Behind Tony'• Bldg. Mat'l
2a75% Newport, Of 646-86116
KJUmJ) FABRICS
Nnaa~ lounge chair & of $41.25 or g PYJUl11.g of J.ut dayt ol the areat Mov-
ottoman $15: Port evap $5:'5. Call n-i: 635-8521 in&: Sa.le. It will cost you Remnants, samples I: itill
cooler $15.. Mar&le colt~ ·--------1 money to wait. Shop Ir. buy ends Sat. Only 8 a.m. to 2
"'FOR SALE
&:· 2 end tabltB ·$2o. 'Twin u .. _. I I _. 1125 now •J: p.m. 929 Baker, Costa Mesa.·
S Days. Pttfer with clientele,
but not necessary. Apply a ,,...,.,
SHERATON BEACH
INN
Rivlera sofa ~di, $~: Fire nnn;ICI ·"••· WARD 'S BALDWIN STUDIO . TEio~.1c · screen set $5. 2 · mack UP.RIGHT piano $125.1801 Newport, C.M. 642-8484 ELECTRIC Range $10 .
'
" 1ooi.; .. _ t tw """-~--Folding aluminum \Vbeel ... e are ........ or 11 fiberilaschairs,$5.-J. Colltello Accordion 120 Ya-•hi Chair SlO. Box 1....;.1 •. qent.s with minimum 2 E ( ri C ASH ~Ilk!! ~ $250 548-63)0 .... ,... µ• •
21112 Ocean Avenue
Huntington Beach
yrs. actual agency exp!r. nq n.. ftCJ . o. OUKK ( w . • Pianos & Organs Mattress no. Double kit-
Be1t pay in the county. L19un1 l91ch AC(X)RDIO~ 120 basl, &"OOd See them no1v at cnen •ink $5. camper sink
Call Ron Pfahler at . • . FOR FUitNITUllE condi~. Call Coast Music $2. Deep Wa.sh room link
COOKS TRANS GWBE TRA· Ao oq"'1 "l'PDrturuly APPLIANCES OR 1839 N-port 'Blvd, CM ~S2,...,54.,""'=!10"',"'Alt.""""S=--=c VEL, . <:?, t • Me... <mp!oy" Al'll'IQUES. DA y OR 64 ,0271 e REGISrER Nowt Free
Fi,.t " S=md Cooks ""5006 -HIGHT · 636-3620 FREE TO YOU "" "'-" altu J"' "t! tor l'IC}V convalescent bospi-C 1 y k o 1 h j ' · Cu 1 tom
tal to open end of Jan. A~ N. URSES c k BAMBOO furn., ii:iDenprlna: ---------I HAMMOND -Ste.inway • Y... Upbolst.ecy Sehl. Epropean
I 393 !! 'ta! Rd N 00 S CUlhio!'ll set lDcl .2 arm ORGANIC Fertilizer, qed maha. new 4 Wied pianos CraftimanibJp. 1831 P Y · ospi " ew-chain, l -.· ..... ~ 1 copper hone mllJIUI'e combined of all make•. Best buya In )'.Mltl Beach corner Newport e RN'S. Part time. n.... .. ;....... ,. • ~~.. 'th wood h . Good ,,_,., ""-Newport Blvt!, Olsta Mesa. I d & 1-1 U I Rd vi-... ,.., 1urlaoe Rtvine bar. Very W1 I avmgs. So ................ t bm!. 642-1454
B v · , osp a · i to 3:30, llnd U to 7:30. APPLY IN PERSON iQOd condition. S 13 5. multlh. 833-5332 trr 54&-4931 SCHMIDT MUSIC CO., SECRETARY • AIDES. Expel'. ,..rd. 6'S-m:I betw I A 5 Moo lhN l9aT N. Moln,
$400 to $550 Openinas 7 to 3:30 and 11 COCO'S 64." rn hutch -$715. hi 1/31 Santa Ana
2 Position. Xlnt opportunity to T:30. 3 piece sofa • $175. King MOST lovinat, loudest punini: WM Knabe 5 ft 3" Grand
for sharp yng girl Friday. Park Lido aitt bed, campl. -$150. '= fattest ·kitten 1n town, piano. Xlnt cond. thruoot,
Elcc type1vriler. shorthand. Convall:scent ('.enter Upholatered .chair $75. All 5 mo& old. To rood homt. walnut finish. $000. 673-2896,
Mio , "" o!fire e>p. Full "' -ship F1111ous H1.mbur.gers like'>-. 546-5113 . Part S!Mr p ... I an . A-3 .......... Way. Udo
benefits. Call 540-2910, Mr. Newpor:t, Be~cb. 642-3044 • ROOMS full furn; .incl. 49'1-1458 112 Pk., NB Sit"'"'"· • w·....._... • 1555 W. Ad11111 ro!or TV, all ..... rond. BEAtrrlFUL 6 moo. ma!e 1 ~M~.JOO~~lli-ammond ___ Orpn. __
SHARP GAL! ..,,,.......s Cana -By ""'' or pack a I e. opotted Ge.. Shep. ·mix, Reuonab!•. lOnt aind.
Interested In a ma.nager'1 18-J5 Full , time 60-7497 ' med. brd. Loves child, nda 64&al88
position with a rapidly ex· N~l appearance, no experi-R1•I . Est•t• S.ln 32" i:lua top_ Pt.!:.io _ gd hm •. 5'2!-2J02 . 1/6 BEAUT Parlor GraDd Piano,
pa.nding boutique, Must be ence necessary. Apply in Min & WOrMn table Ii 4 'ebairs.130· FEMALE, half German, half exquisite "tone-; Like new
experienced in high fashion-person. Expandlna: apin. 'Offjce # M2-3772 Collie -7 mot. Good with $1600. 546-0625
ed sportswear, dresses and 4 -· aYl.ilable for DBLE matt • box' .-km &: aood watch ' dog. •• p1 BOB'S BIG BOY • ···-•g ~·· 1131--~----..... s ayg. licemed men • ·woriien. In-$25 met, dining tble w/ 4 .._...._.., I 120S
Experienced only apply . 154 E. 17th St. stant mcome a: traiJlinl. Mr cbn $15. S1MZIO POODLE mix, 3 yn. old. IT._e_e_v_ltl_on_ •-----
THE LOOK 644-2400 for appt. c.o.ta Mesa -Gudner. £ -TdiiN Blaclc, medium sz. male. RINT TV $10
ORIG Oil Paintinp by Can-
non a: Duuo Sac $75 each.
Modem Upbol chair, like
new $60. (C.Ost S 14 O )
54&<J62S
KIRBY Vtcuum cleaner " attachmenta. Originally told
for o~ $300. Take over
unall pynmts or $4.9.60 cub.
Credit dept. 535-7289
COMPLETE Baby shoe
bronz.ln1 ouUlt, cost $600,
will tell $350 or offer.
540-1998
NAUGAHYDE divan,
11vivel chairs, ottoman. Ex-
ceUent condition. 833-ZMS
eves. HOSPITAWTY HOS'I'ES5 is .. ~ , MA G· IOI.I. &: chair, To &"OOd home. 2?.111 Cl1y, No Depomt . Free delivery
lookiUI '°' mature ""me" LVN's .cn>nT.UG Pr<Mnda!..-.~ .. ~M"', =1J.... NB. l/6 534<111J "' msno POOL TABLES.SLATE flt "'~come neweomen to ~r AU1I <nl\;uu -From $198.-100% ~.
lhe community. Mmt have 'DmiAT-..., BLACK poodle, male, 11 ~RCA~ TV, used. Special Immed. delivery. 642-4236 typewriter, car and be hon--3 to 11 & · -11 to 7 ~""-.I. Store• E41Ulpment·. I012 old. to rood home. 1666 price $100. Hendenloft'• 1871
dsble. Apply 2S5 E-Main, lind ·Relilf 2629 Harbor BlVd;~· 0.M. Monrovia Ave, Apt B. p:!Rta Hatbor CM 548-6013 DINING table 45" opens to
N ·va1 t •··p•'tal SHOWCASES &: islands, .$5 Mesa 1/6 ' · ' 911'. walnut 91:11: 6 mat .. i.i. ... Suite 7, Tustin, Ca Ii I , ew-con escen ....,. -* BUSD.RJVIRJ · to•".:; 5X12 two-faced, back 20" Q)LOR, Zenith Portable chain llD e:."'" 60-3939 ...... ,.
544-6925 Scheduled to open end or Part. time, 10 month potitiob. .-Comm EXCELLENT watchdog. 3 TV. $550 N.ew • Sell $300.
WORK IN CdM Jan. Apply in penon. 393 s.iary nrwe $111 to $3..39 ~~.ai:.~ elecn:: yn. old. has shots. Blklwht Map]e 'Bedrm set 646-2863 TRC-ts Cltlitns Ba.nd equip.
SECRETARY for Legal Jn-Hospital Rd. corner New-hourb .. Oolinl" date for.fil-timer 646:-6153 female, mtxed terr I er USED TV $25 Repaln Comp. w/mobile set-up;
surance & Mqtual Fund I ="°"=~=H=oop'=':;ital=ltd,=N=.B=. : j ln&: Jan. 10-69, Newport--::""'"==!er===·=· =· ==· =. I btftd. 54&-3195 11, · • 6: up. call afl 6 PM. 548--2!kl9
work. Require shorthand &I· -Mesa Unified School Dill-Sale I022 ANYONE inlttuted m'.a 3 ~~Bl .. orCM~imarll 16 CUT FT. Cold1pot
must take responalbillty. Sal-Jot.-Men, Worn. 7500 trlct, aauified Pmmmel G......-year recipe e o 11 e ct ton . ------...,...-refrlKen,tor Freezer Combo.
BI1 open. Write P.O. Box OUice 1901 Newport Bivd.. Garap Sale-. Sat ,&:; Sun M~y in m a Caz f'tl e • . $150. Call MS-MT3
8, Corona df!l Mar, Cal.it Colllta Mua .. -~ Maple clbla bed with mat-673-1133 . 113 Hl·FI & Stweo 1210 DRY Fi· Wood. eucalyptus,
92625 WES * DR ...... " * -n!r. -.. -· FREE .abblts, D. I c b ~~ -·-Solid , •• ,.. oranp and mixed. ..... • • · ~· l'W&~ Blrch droplW tabl.e, walnut Dwu1J 3 black doe 1 °'~ -.. deJJvery. 546-7544 PART time. Hold Genie: No .ui.e b.dfet, bftakfut room ut, • 1• 4 1pc1, 4 speaker audio --------ltosiery Plan partiea 1n your Wholeu.le ,f" .. Mh'o• .Fixture N , .. ~,,.I --~TV, and misc. 493 br~wn back . C1ce1 l)lltem 1n walnut eon90le.
own home. Make up to $10 ._........ ~ACClll'V .,.,,_,.., available. 862-0:mt 112 Left on Jay a~. Pay Ml Wm~~
per hour u holteu. Choo8e Showroom. Salcil:wpesience ----·• • E.1.Btb St., C.¥· 64Z-il18 DARLING 4\9 mos cld baJanoe at $19 cull al low -"'----------1 your own hours. Ca I I ·nee. Salary. pill& <XlftllDi9. Must have Clean Calltmorda ·. BIG G~ Sale: k'lmale pup. ~i ~ ~~ pymnts.Wl.ft.boQ.N. 535--12119 WANTED &ood stove ~ re-
,....... alter 3 ""' ..,..nar "°"· ""'"'f LO"'nl. c:Ta"' C Sa-A . ......,,. ·se Grey......, Beaut dJipoot. ADMIRAL -·~ Maplo ,,,,......,.. Pn!uab!y Now.
Interview. e S47"351 e YI 18& ':!_ lltb ~ 0. OM:Yy W8!°'"_.:.__~-°.. w l ~ tlob! 67l-'l2SO e~. 1IS AM-FM .. ~ .... ,._.., $115. pm't. CdM are L (2JJ}
PERMANENT, Part time ,..r,;_ ,..,_,_ ma~. ~. t • ADORABLE P\qllpy, buff°* S46-Sll3 4n-11!15
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McCarthy
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S1fety f,.._,.,. Whit.w1ll1· 1111111 hen1 cl11ty l:i1tt.ry.:
ON1t "'"· "~ .IUST ARllVi:DI LARGE SHIPMENT OF lt6t OPEL$"
... • MQST WITH AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS.-COME IH TODAYJ ,.,
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S11p1r f11,l:ii111 111forn1tic fr11urn iu lon. Sonorn1tic ,,.~.
fllo. Ti11lecl tl111. DOOf' eclt• 9111rd1. Del1111 'W~e•f·
lllli1c1. Appe1r1nc1 9ro11p. OR.DEil NOW,
New c•r p1yrne11'1 l:ie..d .,. <41 rno1. pl111 t11 & 114~
c11111 witlt no-rrnel 1/3 dow11 on 1pprow1d cr1dit. .
Irresistible SJtper Spec:ials! •
PRICED SO LOW IT HURTS • , USl,:
'67 CONTINENTAL $ -~'.
full pow1r end f1~tory 1ir condi-32QO;
ti111 in9. L11th1r lrirn, Vinyl roof. 77:
Ev1ry conc1lwebl1 option. Nici · -
0111, l r1nd n1w whit1w1U1, Lie, TSHS55,
BELOW WHOLESALE BLUE BOOK! ':
";::.:• USE·D CARS ·
' ... ...............
'63 CONTINENT AL
hll powll', f1ct1ry •ir, "'hit1w•ll1. St1i1I No. ltSJ:--$44 D1t. $44 Me. ~"':. $999···
fw 0.ly 11 Moetb
'61 RAMBLER AMERICAN .
C111foPl'I l·door. A11to .. redio l h11t1r, ...,.,., PWlODI.'" • $22 $22 "" s39f· D1. Me. Prlw • ..
fetl4 -
'64 PONTIAC CATALINA
H1rlltop Coup1. V-1, Stick. PS, RAH. l ie. NYN670 ••
s55 •·· 555 "'· ~ 5999
'65 CHEVROLET MALIBU
"•die 1n4 he1t1r, Stick 1hift, l icen11 No. m 160:
'52 •~ 552 "'· ~ sl 199':
Fet lO Mis.
'66 FORD 10.PASS. WAGON
''""" ........... "" ...... " 52099 .. · .... , ....... tr1 .... UH PS I Pl, l•t· :,.
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'65 BUICK ELECTRA
lll Cnt, H.T, Pill ,_,., I: hie. elr,
-· rNI• a....__ Mot.f N1. IOI.
'68 FIREBIRD
H.T. C,.. Alte. trua., rs, YI 911f., $29ftft-.
UH, lrwH ..w ww. C.U.N. lllCUt 77•
_.... 11,61J •t. 1111. Uc. Ne. XClllJ. o..-
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,t..U p1yrn1nh lncl11cle t1x '69 licen•• end 111 u,,.;t•
1111 cll•'1•• , , • on 1ppro•ed c;ritclit. ::.,
All c1rt 111bj1ct to prior 11 le. ,4.U pric11 1ff1ctivr
ttir11 Sund1y, J1n111ry lilt, '
cn.tden Grove Freewa
·--· -·-·-· In --.. .... 1 , ......... -furniture ~ miJceOaneouL • ' _,, ..... ~ •===,_--.,.-=---.. .,. ....... ~ ~., ...... _ ar, mo• """'t -~ WANTED: uted Quiatznu
""'" o!flce ol .,,_., OPEii.i.TORS FOR DRIU. 8111 Wtot ""' St., <Mta mixed. !10>-3126 alt 7,30 t::..I:: -· .. _ -~---to -.~• ·-""=S'f===~ krown nrm. Mu.st like l'Jill Tlmit PJtJlXO:S. Lite ~ Mela.· ~ -~ ......... .r.oornM.; r RHm ci.,k -1<. AoPlY bk 1 .\ 4 PM ."-'.c'=~.,.--.,...,,..--1 p.m. 112 ' T•!ep1'>ne Co. ......... ol· variety and worlL: with 'ARMALITE"INC. OLDER refric., eust:. drapes, fittE electric rdriienttr. SUR 1' B 0 ARD , DEWEY fice, 1798 On.np Ave., CM. •--''----..,--"-~.,..,,,_ __ ~
fia\lres & bavt! accurate Exp'd pref. Position open lamps, outdoor" C:h.aiM: auto. W01'kttlg cond!Uon. Ca 11 WEBtR WANTED radial arm or
&kills. Please can sa-ma now. Apply In .person. No 113 E. J$ttt. Coat& Mesa. Wu~ a: 'other howlebold Uf-21.5? 118 9' I" $60 tablt-aaw.
WANTED: .Part ti m 4!!! phone calls. it4!!!tnR. See Sat.' " Sun. at CHICKEN Coop. 2x4's take G(6..4720 95t5-640lle
ba""lttor, my "°""· Tue• SADDLEllACK INN Sclle~...,U.lhi,; 7400 "'1%1 Santa Aan. Apt. !HI, all. ""'39<1. 2636 Santa Ana REMINGTON «10 Pu m P !-========
le Thurs, 8:30 to 3:3G. P.M. LegVM IMch Santa Ana Hejpta Avt., C.M. 1/C lhottUn. new 'condition $54. MKhlntry, etc.
Mature, ftllable per 1 on AIDS. ORDERLYS I: LVN'1 Te Wft!SWn AIR ccnlltlenen.atove, miac. YOUNG female cat 1, 53Wll!
twanted. Bro o t bars t '= want4!!!d for · convalnoent 9f All ~ ttemS. 100U 1 c.tty Sark, I=========-;c..r&ld area. 9C-Z66 lwxne, da.Ys. top ......, tor A brtahQt ~ BeMit 96:J.-4H2 :::~ = Mltalfl8"11YI l600 $75, &rinder I poliaber SSS.
RN • curmit ri!gistralion. employN Ulitt ve wilBrw can bl'JQUn . . . . ~
""'.., 11m1~ moot1y littlns. to wort. -RN -. w. on.. a a1mple, ...,,.,. Appllancat llDO PARAKEli!J' '" c.,., with 'PRIDAY IS s o., -•. s.t l Sun -Em"°""'""' In a.ta folmula .... -. r... . . -lt"'4 • '°l'~. to ""°" bome. Y 41tDAGI DAY , , •
·off. Write Box M (l)f Daib' Mee& and Gtrde'il Grove. CCl\lultanon b)t;a-ppc:dnbnent. GE ~. _1~ flll ft., 168-mI 1/2 In c.o.ta Mesa
Pilot Clll momlnp on!y. 6*4ld1 NEWPOIT Cfou-'DR .trttter. Cirten. GERMAN Sbrpbetd q, 2 New -,1eet1on, ,ttnwtie Pt»
BABYSmER. 3 IChOolen. TAX PlTparerr, fllll I. put. ScMol .I BYllntu GOod ~-$85. o,t-.a:m · yr, old male. ~2849 after es every f'ridl110 AM lh
own tranL Hakps U p.m, time; must be~ US DoWrDr .. N.B. POJt-TAB·LJildiiltwubtr, 5:30 112 INTERNATIONAi.
962-8123 alt 6 pm all ........ _,., Income 646-lllU G.E. Mobil ·MUI dd-1 U!AR Old male o.n,ian YAIU>AG&
DOCTOR'S OOlce Fron! Of. tax .......... -In o.ta a.n.tmaa .in.' ll'PIWritq. rnodd. l'J>, -. • Sbepbml. 56-0633 113 mo llubor Blw.
ficeAtedica1Asi.i1tant. ~ N~Mar~e~; Oltldrtn. ~or l' CU l'T ,C-Oldl'poft POODLE · llUPO'es free . Calta Meaa
644-1641 for appt. Hit.It · u1....._ .. "i Harbor )'OCttll)fl lDJMduaJJy tutor-~tor • freeJtr c:oait--M&-3790 , • vs SACJUnCEI 1'\ne oriental
PETS end UVESTIX:K
Dage ll2S
PooDLE -AKC, lmall cttam eokftd toys. ·--.. ~
<XlOKER -......... black, male. I Weeks okl. v.,,,...........__ ~ -·· .. a.a-t '.lo--bo. $150. 51M4.1J• ~hi.... -. Dowey HSKPR 6 di)' Wffk, SUMt.ys Blv., Costa Mesa. ldlDol. 1'13 Del ¥up CM, DOUBLE Ille 1Mtt?eo a: .., china cablntt, dtfihw Ake Rtlllttred.
off. InqUire Mn. Dart CO\TPLl!::&·b'Ja~it•rial M.-""'"'""'"-.t..•Want .U.tl 'Pft• Ml-6711 1/8 ::i..ehaln. c r)'ttal, 1rilh Setter Puppia SJS.llSl. ..,.... •""' ~ • I wka old .... 1131 wft, Put th5e evenfnp. _,...,a (Jchi1 tt' .... f ' M.4CAZ_[NES, Tlma • t e , lJ cb!M, M.llC teema. ---;=-:=,-:-:--
OA!LY PIIDT WAm ADSI -l!OCKIT'IUOZM! .fti4e_a_.., l1J-U3) 113 ~-lO'AM. Wlllto!lepltamT
15551 Buch Boulevard
Westminster
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11..,i C... -~ Cart -Uaod ~ars1 9!00Uw1 Ca Cart 9900 Utod Cara 9900Uaool Cn ·noD Uaod Cart 9'00 Uaod Cara 9900 -
• . , • • CONNEll C.HEVRO T'S ' USED CAR CENTER SPECIALS
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TRUCK " '67 MUSTANG
Hardtop CO\U)t. V..S cnginl!, floar l&hift.
~ ateerpJ,,lfl Gold wlbladG \rim.,
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. . ~7.95
II ;
. . . '64 CORVETTE .
F&lltback. Automatic trans., powt>r win· ,. dows, fac::irc air oond., power steering, AM~FM o. Ermlne white with red • interior. i.lc. No. UVR386
. ~2595 .
.
'66 FORD
Country Sedan, 10 pauenger. V-8, A.T., P.S., RIH. Diamond blue with matching
vinyl interior. Lie. No. RRY390 . '$1695 .
. . . . '68 IM ALA
CU.tom Colipe. Supf!r Sport equipment,
t.actory air cond., "PO"'er strg., automatic
trana., radio A heater-erotto blue with.
black vinyl interior, Uc. No. VRC413 , $2995
New Car F•c= Warranh
. '62 V-W PICKUP . Lie. No. QYH872
. SPECIAL
. 1495
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"66 DODGE Sport Va•
~to. ~·· radio, b~r. alr done<!, UC. No. TGll310 .
$1995
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'63 DART G.T.
·'
Jlardlop coupe, 6 cylinder, automatic, radio. heater, medlwn bll.10 with bJ.ua
vinyl lrlm.
$1095
'67
Convertible. 427 V-8 en1., 4 speed trans.;
AM-F?.t radio,1 low mileage with factoQ'
nl'!w cat warranty. Red with white top,
red Interior. Uc. No. UES361 ·
$3295
'66 RIVIERA
Custorn coupe. Full powl'r and factory
e.ir conditlonlni. Rad.lo and heater.
$2995
'68 IMPALA
4 Door hardtop. VS, automatic, power
steering, radio, heater .
$2595
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'67 CHEV•OLET
1h ton pickup -etep bump.,--beater
-ermine white -blue Interior · -
Factory Warranty. Lie.' No. 8488A. $1295
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'68 CHEVY VAN
108 Serles (Long Van), V-8 engine, 2
seats, side doors, rear windows -low
mileage, still under neJV car warranty •.
Lie. No. V94883
~2295 '~L
Pickup -V-8, Std. Shut -Lie. No .
.531194.
$1195
'66 CHEV. 1/2•Ton
Pickup. V-8 eng.; automatic trans, fac·
tory air oond., radio & heater, extra nice.
Lie. No. U41818. $1995
'67Ciii~n
Pickup. · 327-VB, turbohydramalic, H.D.
camper equipment, custom it1terlor, air
condition, radio & heater. $A VE!
1495
=·=· =====! '65 '. ·bLDS "98"
w...r,. Sedan. FUll power, factory air
condltlon, rad.lo A hats. Stock No.
P1743B
$1895
'65 FORD GALAXIE
000 H.T. c.upi. VS. oum.. PS. ,,._
air. RAH. Yellow with black vlD)'l ln·
... -. !RUC!e3l .$1495
'67 CAMARO
RT. Cpe. 4 •l*d trans., ~ ens .• _ ~
euaa:es, disc brake1, Gothic iold with
black landau root. (337A)
1395
'65 RAMBLER 770
4 Door. VB, automatic, powa 1teerlna.
radio.· heater, wblte wliitten trim.
(FBB511)
$795
.
' . '67 IMPALA
-.... lWL ....... h blac ~ Cou.-371 V-8. AT, P~
ntmor. Uc. No. 'l"UX459 .
, •. I '''2195
• '63 FALCON .
Statton Wqon. fiir. deluxe. AutomaHc
trans.. radio ~ ~1'!'.-l>eaert ~tb wettem vb:l7l ifttfrior. lJc. No.
$695
'65 THUNDERBIRD
Landau Hardtop CoUpe. Full poWer, fae-
tory air condit1onfna. 'l\u'quoise with black
vinyl roof. Lie. No. NN~
$1895
"64 CHRYSLER 300
Hardtop Coupe. Auto. tranl., power atf!er.,
factory air cond. ~e wltb parchment in· , tmor. Uc. No. 11
• ·s.m495
'64 MALIBU Convt.
Convertible V-8, auto. trans., power 1teer.,
radio and heater. Gothic Gold with saddle tntertor. Uc. No. OMH557
~295
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·2121 HARBOR BLVD., COSTA MESA
~!:546·1·203 c~546•1200
Boal Slip Mooring 9036 Mobile 8-9200 Motorcyclft 9300 Trvcb 9500
JOHNSON &. SON'S 1125 DOCK apace for 25' """"' e SlcyllM .'6f $6999
-'"-------boat: $1.35 Ett ft. N'pt Ne" double wide J bdrm.
BOXER. female, 1payed, Beach loc. 675-1355 ce!lter ldtcben p a J ~
lawn wtlh white markings. Springs Manor 'fully furn-
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'61 MUSTANG 2 Dr. H.T.
&right ti11q . ••I. w/mtch119. i11t.
F~lly f•cl. equip!., 1. "•"•·• RIH.
PS, •le. Attr1c. I •conom. VCl<877
'H THUNDERBIRD H.T. Cpe
l1•ut. 9•ld bron1• ••'· w/conlr.
b•i91 int., lu1. •quipl. thruoul. Full
pwr. incl.•· h1n1., R&H, fie. •ir,
I own., c•r•fully dri w1n. lie. SIN529
$2595
'63 CONTINENTAL ~-dr Sod $1695 Ermi11• whf. fi11. w/b11ut. turq. lthr. · .
int.,•· tr•n1., R&H, full pwr. •quipt
I fee. •fr cond. On• of th• betl•r
on• •wn1r tr•d1-in1. lie. FNZl6D
'67 PLYMOUTH Fury Ill
2 dr. H.T. l••ut. Azl•e gold, w/blk
vinyl uphol1t. Fully f•c, •quip!,
•ulo., RIH, PS, PB, fie. •ir, lvw mi.
---------------.Tr•d•d by orig. •wn•r. lie. 077
'67 MERCURY Colony Pork $2795 9 P"''· •'•· w9n. 'itr~nq ••ctic wht '65 ·T-llRO COUPE $1995
w/turq. '."'·· •· fr1n1., R&H, •ir con., Ait•c gold 8Jt. w/m•tch. int., e.
PS, ''· l1lt1d whl., ctr. ~ec. lrd 111t, trins., R&H, fu1 pwr. 1tr, brk1, wind,
lu9q. reek, du1I Del, t11l9•I•, I own. •••I. V•ry eltt•c. mein. S•• lo •ppr.
ci r, mu1t 1e1 to 1ppr1ci 1l1. Lie. UBH757 OWWl69. s.t. luy Crat Wartottty •
'67 COUGAR 2 Dr. H.T. $2695 botlc turq. fin, w/ .. iny l lnl, w/mlch
l•nd•u roof, l••d•d w! .. tr•1, •·
Irani., PS, Pl, r•d w/1te1•0 l1p1, ht r,
fac. t ir. B••ulifutly main, TRH72B
'66 COLONY PARK .. ·$2695 'p11•. 111. wgn. Full pw•. •quip.,
•· tr•n1., f•c. Dir, R&H. l•1ut. •relic
wj,il• w/conlr, vinyl int. 31,000 acl.
mil•s, I ow111r, c•r•fu11y rn•in, SLU855
'68 OLDS Cutlass Sup 2 Dr HT s3195
l•1utiful lof9• 9old ••I. w/mlchn9
buc••t 11•h, blk l1nd•u roof, Fully
f•c. •quip! ~ 1. t•1n1., R&H, PS,
,,, fDc. Dir, Q,j"l'I J 6,000 "Ii., Coft•·
'67 MERCURY Mont. 4-dr HT $2095 Aif•c 9•ld fin. w/rntch. int., 1. '
tr1n1., R&H, PS, PB, fee. •ir cond.
Lie. TUVJ I'
·:~ •• ~~y~wG~"R w/blk •ioyl i•l • • $3095
h•n1., R&H, PS, P di1c I, driw•n •nl'I'
17.000 mi. l111m1c. Lie, VTM516
_,,_,,,_._·'_"'_· ,_,_._''_• _ •• _._··-'-
0
-'-"_' ______ ·:~,.·~.~~: •• ='.~?.:~.~ddl. int., s1295
Gr.ti•n 901~ fin. "'/l•fin blk. int. whl., • re•I buy. PCT575
'67 TORONADO IDalH•I s3295 ,,11y , ••. ,,,1,1, 1 .. 1. ,;,, "" '"·
Dtl. cp•., full pwr., fie. •ir cond. I
'""·· '"' "'"· '"••• '"""•" '65 CHEYROLn $1495 <•••· Stock Nurnb1r ol 244A SI•. Wgn. Imp el•. B•rm11cl1 bl111
••'•'" ""· •/blk .,.,, '"'·· •. '""'·
'67 CONTINENTAL H.T. Cpo s3795 R&H, PS. PO,'"·''' •'••• '"'' Altr•c. C•rn•o grn fin. w/conlr. c•••· lie. WFT982
drk. ;.,y qold lthr int All 111•. 111.: --------------~
•·'""'·RI•"-"''·"'·'"•· '67 COUGAR $2295 hmp, c•nl. •it cond., PS, PB, PW, 6·w•y pwr. 1111, I M d bl t 1· fl / l h I l / ,0 000 • T>Yt • . u• ~• • •< n. w 111 c , n , •wn.. • rni. 60 e. tr1n1., RIH, PS, •It. V•ry cl1•n. 1
---------------Ilic. UDRtt9 1
'H CNrYY Impala SS Cpo $1595 lw•ttd• hl11• r111t1lic .irt. w/..,tch. '63 MERCURY $695 ' ... ck1t •••t-. Fiilly f•ct. •quipt + 1. C•l•ny P•rk St1. W911. A. tr•n1., fr••"' UH, PS, Pl, f•c. 1ir c•ncf. R&H, PS, Pl, PW. luy •f th• Y•••·
,Uif:o. NAlfi . • N•. 6262
Johnson .. son
LllCCL.m f ·zn>1:i¥;:~. l!Hl n. 11n:=n . CQIUI
,,,, MAllOI SOU\IVA••. <on• •n•
\\'onde rful pet with children. B~t R•nt1l1 9038 ished incl'i· ah kitch. ap.
$35. 962-7® Call 5 to 7 PM .. u .... ~ .a.-2{)"' WANT Sailboat 30' or more ,,._,n.es, cpta., ... ~s. 70
BASENJ( barkle11 d91 from Multi hull f d · dn., cash, trade or equity. Al.rica, quiet, odorleu, AKC .,..... ~005 ~l25e r r e · $77 mo. O.A.C.
champ line. TermlJ. 642-4350 v•,,..... or Rick B1ldlno'1
lt6t 'to' Olt '65' * $239 * HERB fRIEDLANDER
aft 6 8olfl Wented 905g Mobile World 11750 IEACH ILVD. HW. 39
LAB Ret pups, black, AKC, 19432 Beach Bl., H.B. 962-1371 (2 ll•ckt So."· Grov• fwy.I
Clulmp ped, 10 wks. e CASH for best buy on ~ S. Harbor m .. SA 531-8170
494-81.1s 25 to 50' 12 & w ti-. BAY HARBOR rowboats complete Wrlte TRANSPORTATION lull ,..,: Mr. m.j.i, c10 Mobllo Hamn Show
9000 S. Beverly Dr, Beverly 196910 & 12 WIDE SALE
Hilla, callf. 902U 40 ft • 60 ft & 64 ft.
'67 HODAK.A, ex pan 1 lo n
chamber fibergla.s1 tank I:
tender, rake b&r & fork
brace. The good tires. Make
offer. 546-8776
'67 TRIUMPH
Ready for Immediate
deliVU')'
BEACH CITY
DODGE
16555 Beach ffivd., (Hwy. 39)
'41>2660
Huntington Beach
'58 FORD Truck; V-8; $1001
M is. MUST SELL!
540-7257
SCRAM LETS l OR 2 BEDROOMS
-Aircraft 9100 $1196 Daw~~~ Per Mo. ANSWERS Prl. Piiot CourM Incl. tax. lie., ~el. and"'""'
T-100 C 500 CC. Xlnt oond. JMps 9510
Low rnllea&e, $825. Pvt pty. I ---------:, e 5.11.a387 e '63 STATION Wagon, 4 WD,'
$75 dn $20 16 Mooney and 3 yea.n: lnlurance. V-8, OD, ?tfany extras
67>-00!6 Nodule -LalJl:h·-Ta.ny _ A1rcraft Saiu. ~o.M Pardo 1425 Baker St, at Harbor
Heresy -YOU'RE a LADY Orana:e C 0 u n t y Airi>OJ1 Costa Mesa 714 540-9479
'64 HONDA Suj:ler Hawk;
eu1t -.t & pipes; new
e n &' I n e. Must tell $190. I---------
Faabion newa note: "Your 549-2666 er 546-1610 '65: lOX50 Lakewood Lido; 646-J104
drea abould be ti&ht enough f\irn.; adult park. nr. lhopl. HONDA, 150, xlnt
to show yau're a woman and Mobile Homes 9200 $4,000. Sp. A-16, 2191 Harbor Metallic blue, $175.
Campo" 9520 I eond. \--'-------
~.R;~~~· •how COSTA mvd., c.M. 6'6-&374 * s.ll84 *
1. Fl'. Olatom :n~ Mot I 9300 Racer. Blue and rotd. orcyc ff Triller, Travel 9425
Trailer & boat freehly 1967 TRIUMPH Motorcycle, 4'X7' WARDS TENT TRAIL-
pa 1 n t ed. New white MESA'S 650. New motor. Xlnt ooncl. ER. When Ht up with side-
n au i a h y d e . Vpholllteni $850. 548-1037 room lt la 7• x 15'. There is
Three 161~ hp Cbainl)lon a double 1..... .. 4• x 7' 00 top '" s Co I t I t h '68 YA MAHA 305; brand new ..-... en,..ne . mp e e w ot tr&ller. Extras inclllde
several fuel tanlaJ1 1teerlng OWN condition.~ new llceme platea, 3" foam
and controls. See at 2808 mattreu. trailer hitch &
Lafayette, Newport Beach. Honda '68, 125 cc Scrambler ball. ovenlze new tires' and
17 FT. Perton:ner. lalander Mobile Home Show low mileage. Excell · cond. eleclrtc hookup tor turn I.la:·
Ce luxe mode I (a 11 l2'• •16,8 • 20•1 ,. 24 widea: Private party. 64l-3601 nall. 'I'l'aller is in exce~nt
t t be r 1ta1 I) outboar to 60. Soon a 34• wlde 1967 YAMAHA concUtion and must be aee.n ~~na~t =er~ CARIB.BEE • CASA LOMA 3115 CC, f,500 milff, $330 and to be ~~637ted~~
CAMrtl CWIANCI
of lt61 El D•r•d'o, F•11•
WJ,,d,, Scohm111 and s.14.
tl11• m.d•l1 •I * llG DISCOUNTS *
All '6t m•d1!1 11•w h•r•.
S•v• •xtr1 $ on •ur Truck•
C•mp1r P1IC•1.
1·9·11 Ft. Mod•l1, Ch11tl•
Mocl•lt, S•lf Cont1ln1d
Unih, All C1mp1r Ace••·
1ori11 In Stock.
5 Y••r Fln•ncll\t On
Approv•d Cr•dlt
CAMPER RENTAIS
Specfel •liter ......_ lil•lllt
""' 1WMn.t~111 tM.JI &'"' '"'"" CElEBRITY cc·-rNEN takeo'pJmlltl. ~1351 ...... ......_
phone 642-49!!0 after 11 pm, TAL .• FASHION l\IANOR: '61 SUZUKI x.O Scrambler 14~' SCOTSMAN 1964. ex-THEODORE
13~' OORY, \\000, &'iaued CX>RNELL • 'l:'AJl' 600 actual mlltt, like new ttllent ccndition. Extra R b' F d
outold'-IUll fl o ta tt o"; VfEW • RO'..LAWAY $425. 96l-7693 clean. $565. CaD after < 0 ins or sacrillce $250. 548-StJS · PM 8'7-Q(B
31' TROJAN $3995 to $30,000 ": ... ';.~ '6!!ii:>., ";,'!:;: -N-... -.-~----,-206~.~~·~~s~VD.
Ex~ent cond. 847-200 HOLIDAY SPECIAL Ttp·top condltkm. 962-4018 Find tt wttti a want ad! MZ.0010
, 20 wide $1599 down·$98.S9 mol-=========-========='===;;;:=;,;=='-S.lllioat1 9010 lncL tax. lie .• de!. A oet-up • ---------1 3 )Tl.' Ins, c 0 L-UMBIA DEFENDER •-H bo t29'J stee,. " ,. HP in. -Y ar r
board, full racing ,ear1 Mobile Home Show
Loaded w/opUonals &: 1425 Baker St., -Gata Meu.
:xt.ras. Xlnt cond. D!nehy ' 't Harbor)
& outboard I n c I u d e d . 540-9470
$12,950. 494-7'735 or 646--6047 SEE the Dual WJde Road.
12' Catamaran. Jae coclqlll liner Pan American, Para·
Good family bol.L New aalls. mount Ill~ and Genenl
Fiberglas hulls. TnJler $300 mobile bome1 now at
or he•t oHor. 894-1'31 D I Wld Sal
LIDO 14, 2 yr new. t'Jo. UG • " ff
2434 Full race. Bow Flot lll.aprnan Mobile Homes lftc.
"" b'tr $1.!SO. 516-.!225 eve. 520 N. Harbor, S.A. 531-1571 13' METCALF No. 43; trlr,I:::===,,.,.,...,,,..-,,,....,.. Baxter & Cicero Aili; MOBD...E Home with cab&na
romp. riairla. $125. 6t6-37Q4 • deck. 2 Bedroom, 1%
Cal 24. full rice, cniiae.
Pu1plt, IUe llnn. dt~.
1<995. 64f.al63 I
Columbia 22. atru, 111)1
4. $3400. or partner to
up trade. 6'ffi.S281
be.th. CarpetJ, d r a p e 1 ,
relrlierator, ltOVe.
BeautlfUI view, ocean side
of hl.gtn••'&y. Reduced to
$6500. 499-1779 or 49k915C
PILGRAM 10x51 2 Bdrm.
Center kitchen awnin& &
Boat Malnlananco 9033 &JN"""'· 646-<693
-'T JUSI' WJSH ........ EXPERIENCED lhJllao to furallh ,_ lloo>e
SKIPPER .•.. find .,..t ""'" m to-
Want1 work. M8-3S61 ~·1 OUllll.fted Adi.
., -I ~
TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORTATION '-'---~-~---l··~-~--·-·--------tamp1rs 9520 tmpO.;od Autos 9600 lmoorted Adtos 9600 lmoortld Auto1 9600 Im......., Autos 9600
• CAMnR SHELLll ...... POI.SCH! TOYOTA YOLICIWAGEN .
t.i-st m ll2"bl&h-·-No -poy1 o.a.e. ruu.,.i----,----·c WITll. onl)I l.!.080· :?. Ull8 TOYOTA, Oonno. .3 · SALE
Camper -"' w. MG' . .. """' .. ..,.., """" .... ·~ ,.... ........ -.. vw wu.on, c.>1. 5'S-lOO , peru,ct., -pain~ .,. ,retlable por\y. ~~ aft lus a Cim--•• 1 r-eepoon11. Mu.I:-. C&J1 for G PM r-• • Imported Autoo 9600 .. 11, -n1lce, P1rtl delllill< Pntale p\y. -======= 1111 V.W. o Pul 8111 l-"-------1Comp1e1e aew M'G tnv"''°"' -IUMPH · · '6.'S v.w. BUo • • e Spot CUb for lm;iorU See the new Austl.n America '62 PORSCHE Coupe. Im· II\ '&fV.W. Bus SUnroo(
wo...,. more""..,...,,.,, Here Now! ~;:..q. "'~1:''>. '66 TRIUMPH TR4A '61 v.w.""' •Pua 8111
reprdiell of year, make 'UhJ•·,..-•, Eves. ---·black /black le tber 'M v.w. Camper
ar o:mdition. 1ry us btfore SUBARU ...,...,..,. w a '66 V.W. Dix i Paa Bm
-..U. E L >I 0 R E Inter, All TR emu lndd. '61 V W Csmp<r ,, ... -wtr. wbetll and tl:lrlDeau. OW• • '
>IOTOl!S, 15300 Beoch BIW. 1969 SUBARU ,., 141 locollnflel. T,.,..,,.. ~ w_, ... 8'1<-3322. trom $1297/ " MPG Jalo In.,,.;,, detail 0 · -
AUSTIN HEALEY llOl It, Cout llwf, O>mplele lol'elan ... ..... ~ · .11.--· Killfa l<lstom Kan · -· ~* .. s /'62 SPRITE Authorizod>IGDe<J" Jim llarlxr BIYd. ~ ·~ . -·;
. --~ ~~p • 548-""' all" 6 • . SUNBEAM 3100 W. ~-~ H~. "\ Auatin-Healey 0000 '81 ...._.... -or
tllOO. '6T SUNBEAM Alpine, small Newport Beach 149.00J-671-11tO e 642-8310 e equity, &llUJtle balance. 6G-!M05 5t0-1'16t 1'10 HAUOI II.YO.
CORTINA
B-V214 Wknd9 or aft 4:30 Auttubed MG ~alef' COSTA MllA
PM · · '67 TRIUMPH '60 vw"'$79S
Black Beauty. 4A·l.R.S. Dir. Recently ~built Cftllne and
Wtre whla, AM-FM ra.Co. complete new interior! Ra-TOYOTA English Ford
Complete sales -service
100 MPH, 32 ml per gal.
Fulf" five pass. sports
styling.
-owned by Uttle, oia. ICbool dlo 1: beatei-. An exceptlonal-IM~;;:;:G:;;'.,~TD~Red7'-w-/;-.,whi.,,te' I PUT YOURSELF teoch<r. Lo -· 1185 J,y _, buy. :
·-.... inl•rior ex-IN OUR PLACE = orpvt.olderp~.~ = .
CORTINA * Deluxe 2 Door *
$1883
Immediate Delivery
Over 50 2 doors, 4 doors,
GTs, station wagons in
stock. Fully automatic
or 4 speed.
TOP TRADE FOR,
YOUR PRES.ENT CAR
THEODORE
Robins Ford
2060 HARBOR BLVD.
COSTA MESA 642-0010
cellent, engine reblt, $l2XJ • 494-9m ...,. or . ~
cash. M7~10L or 6'B-6Hi J1rlupor1
31111 po r l ~· .:;e~e;ooMidget; new clutch, BILL MAXEY ~ ~oond~.S::
R&H be! good nd mileage. 642-8399 ~" oe11"' Mak• : .. : ITIOIYIQ!TJA! VOLKSWAGEN
... MGB-GT BLUE w/witt 18881 .BEACH BLVD. .
3100 W. Coe.st Hwy.
Newport Beach
642.s.ta) 5f0..1764
wbeela, xlnt cond. $2500. Hunt. Be1ch 847-8555 1968 vw, beige w/sunrool, Authoriied MG Dt!!aler
or best offer. 645-268l. ! ml N. ul Coast Hwy. on Bdt must saerillce • eoln& ln · '63 VW SUNROOF
service $1695. 497-1692 eves. 1967 eng, plua $1200 "WOrth of
• '65 VW, AM!}'M., IWll'OOf, extras. Price total $1295. For
Good c:ond, $950. Ca 11 details call: PORSCl:tE
'66 Pon<he "912" 4 1pd
FACTORY
AIR OONDITIONING
State grey w/contrasting all
vinyl interior, AM I FM.
chrome wheels. etc. Lo
TOYOTA!
We Have 'Em Alll 673-3465 James Ltd.
SEE US lST OR LAST VW 1964 • Very clean, must 1584 Newport Blvd., CM
BUT SEE ULS!! • ~17.:nvate party. $850. \..,!!!!!!!!!!!!!!64>-0040!!!!!"""""'""''\
fall tanA '61. VW, ""'pti<>oally d•an. '66 VW, AM·FM, d>rome
$500 ~uity, take over bank wbls, wood ilr whl, big -------·I mlles, Pl!-rfl!ct thru-oot. IMPORTS !!nanclnr. 841-<011 '""· sunroot. Xlnt "'""· 11,300. 544-0176. .
DATSUN
PVT. pty. has 2-1967 Datsun
4 dr. sedans. \Vhite w/00
hp & Beige w/fJJ hp. $1225
each. 838-3524
J1rtuµort
31111por1s
OYOTA·VOLVO '67 VW Sundial Camper. Xlnt
l 1966 Harbor, C.M. 646-9303 cond. Low ml. $2500 or best 1966 VW Bus, $1700 firm.
A o!fer. 546-4166 Ex. cond. caplattano TOY OT •63 VW BuJ, lSOlkc. N•w • 496-2833 •
tires $1095. Ask Glen. 2 VW Dune Bu1a:ies,
3100 w. Coast Hwy. HEADQUARTERS 673-3852 or 73S-16ll fiberglaa & alum, licensed
Ni!wport Beach ELMORE '64 vw. Orig ownl!r. Xlnt sacrifice! 642-7369 FERRARI 642-9405 540-1764 "'""· Sw.oot !950. Eve" '64 VW Bua. Xlnt CX>nd. w/ 1---c;;;;;;;;;;;:;---\._2.A~utho~med~!M~G~Deal~•~'-15X10 Bead!. Blvd., Wrtmnst:r 64&-300! dbL bed &: 2 aeata ln rear. 'FERRARI SOCK rr TO 'EM.I Phone 8M-3m ~CHARG==E°",....=w=an=t ad=n=ow. Gd tlretl. $1200. 536-7465
Newport Import.I Ltd. Oro(~~~~:;,~~~~~~;=:==~~~~;;~~===-~~~~~=====:~ anga County'• caJy autbor-I New Can: -9800 New C•n 9800New Cara ~~~;fRVICE . ~ARTs . q '· • , j iilliiliiiiiii ~iii·iii· iiiiii~iiiii~•-:==~~~~~=-
3100 W. Coost Hwy.
Newport Beach
642-91'6 540-1761
Authorized MG Dealer
FIAT
'63 FIAT, 4 dr. nw tires
Xlnt. cond. Ii!!! than 40,000
ml. m. 847-6135
'67 FIAT Spider; xlnt c:ond.
Red~; R&H; 15,000 ml
615-2658
HILLMAN
Soul Cir $100
Call alt 7 PM, 675-3830
JAGUAR
'67 JAGUAR XKE
2+2, FACTORY AlR
CONDmONING
Primerose yellow w /black
l!ather inter., chrome wires,
AM/FM. A perfect Jag thru-
out. Rellects meticulous catt
by previowJ owner.
J1rtuport
311upor1s
3100 W. Coast 1-lwy.
Newport Beach .
642-9405 540-l'IM
Authorlttd MG ~a1t!!r
MERCEDES BENZ
'66 Mercedes Ben1
230 S.L.
White w I black Interior.
C.oupe w/auto trans. pow,
stieer, AM/FM radlo, prim.
Wu, l!tc., etc. A beauWbl
car In evuy rnpect. 12
month. warranty.
l}rlllp Llrl
)illlP Lli l •:,
'63 MG MJdlel; _, oond.
>luat ~· ~ -HOW'S THE
TIM! FOR
QUICK CASH
THROUGH A
DAILY PILOT
WANT AD
'SERVICE IS OUR MAIN
CONCERN"
BUICI{
(THE BUICK CORNER)
AUTHORIZED
JAGUAR
OPEL
Sales.• S..Vlce
WHY NOT STEP UP TO A
Brand New 1969 BUICK
$2988 ~ $199 DOWN
VI, 1utomatic., pow1r 1f1•rin9, r1dio, h11t0
•r, cft lu~1 wh•1I C.O'ftrJ, h11d r11h ind
rn1ny, many mor1l '9ZIOSl II
IMMEDIATf DELIVUT
... Plos Tax and Uoenso on App•o ... d
Credit, GMAC or Benk F1nenc1n9.
BRAND NEW 1969 OPEL
ONLY $1919 IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
Fully equipp•d ineludin9 duel me1ter cylinder breke syst•m , heater, white we\11, duel speed wind-
shield 'wipers, warning flasher, radio, efe. 9103418
fl.ill power, factory air,
low mll1•ta. ITHB521 I
'64 CHIVlllOLO S.S.
Co11p1. R•dio, h1attr, awtom•tic,
powor 1f11rin9, oir, IOOJllll
'67 PLYMOUTH fUIY II
4 Or. R1dio, haat1r, a•fo1111fic,
,._., 1t1ori119, 1Tr. IVCJ~211
· ''' OLDS DYNAMIC 11 4 Dr. H.T. R1clle, .._1t1r1 111to.,
PS, 1lr c.01111. IMOYl46l
'" cHm 11 coun Recfie, heater, t111fofftatic.,
,_., 1t.erh19. ITEYlt41
s1395
'61 THUNDIUllD LANDAU
full pow1r, fact1ry air,
I 0,000 mll11, IXSlll t 11
'60 CHRIOLIT
4 door harcft1p. R•dlo, h1at1r,
a11toM1tlc, pow1r 1t11ri119. lfXXl51 I
'66 IUICI. CUSTOM
9 p111, wa9011. llladio, h11t1r,
auto., PS, air c.111cf.
''7 IUICI SITL.UI s2595 Sport c:oupa, R1d io, h1at1r, 111to.1 PS, 1lr c.1ncf. ITU2119 I
'66 DODM MONA.CO
4 Dr, H.T. Radio, hoat.r, •11f6o
metic, PS, 1lr c.ortcf, ITPUOl2 I
JAGUAR HEADQUARTERS
COMPlfTE SALES • SERVICE AND PARTS D£PARTMENT FOR JAGUARS
"SDYICI II OUI MAIN
CONCllN"
234 E. 17th ST. COSTA MESA
Sales0 S.rvice-Rentals-Leaslng 548• 77 65 OPEN: Mond1y·Frld1y I 1.m. to 9 p.m.
S1turday1 I 1.m. to 6 p.m.
Sund1ys 10 1.rn. lo 6 p.rn.
l' '
' trl<lof, ......,, J, 1'169
f~UAR~ RlU lAG USlU CAR SALE.
. THE PRICE ON EACH AND EVERY USED CAR IN OUR GIANT
INVENTORY HAS SEEN SLASHED. WE MUST DO THIS TO
MAKE ROOM FOR OUR RECORD BREAKING NEW CAR
TRADE.INS. -START THE NEW YEAR RIGHT IN A DEPEND-
ABLE LATE MODEL USED CAR OR 8RAND NliW 1969 PtY-
MOUTH, CHRYSLER OR IMPERIAL. THE BEST CAR AT THE
8EST PRICE ••••• THAT'S ATLAS-CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH.
'67 OLDS DELTA 88
H1riltop. VI , i11to., P,lH, PS, Pl, elr con•
dltionin9, 'finyl top. ITPK~161
~-'.26;8.8.
'68 HONDA
'Approaifnat1\y ]~0 Sc.ramDl1r, like "'w.
1.000 mU"'68B
'66 THUNDERBIRD
L•ncf•v. VI, awto., R&H PS ,
clit/011inf. ITPl.2441 ' • Pl, •it c.orto
$2488 .
BRAND NEW 1969 VALIANT 2.DR. SEDAN
FULL FACTORY EQUIPPED .
2027
Ser;o! No. VL21A9E1219l6
•67 DODGE DART
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2 Door h1tcltop., , ' tTGX660l
t. . 'II i ir c.ond1ho11l119. ...... '1788
'66 CONTINENTAL
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'63 . GRAND PRIX
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BRAND NEW 1969 PLYMOUTH RJRY.
FULL FACTORY EQUIPPED
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' '67 CADlllAC • '67 CADILLAC
This lovely Coupe DeVille has all wwer assists Eldorado. Beautiful ermine white w1th black
padded top and bla.ck leather interior, fully
Cad.iliac equipped with factory alr condition·
ing, J)O\Ver steering, brakes, windows, AM-FM
stereo t:adlo, premium tires, power door locks,
tw:ili&ht aentinal. (1'QX518) SALE $4333 PRICE
. looludtng power steering, brakes, windows,
M!S.t and Cadillac's famous factory air con-
ditioning, stereo AM-tM, tilt wheel, twilight
sent., Premium Double' Eagle tires. Beautiful
local 1 owner automobile. IVAY.710) PRICE
'68 CAMARO '68 CADILLAC
Absolutely the sharpest one in town. A local De Ville Convertible finished in beautiful Ivan-
8,000 mile automobile. Finished in tangertne hoe green wth black top and black leather
with black vin,yl roof ~d matching l.!'teriorJ.t interior. F\tlly J>(J'WC?t equipped Including fae-
327 vs «ng1ne, automatic, power fiteeMng-ana:·· tory air condltionI.ng, stereo AM-F?.t radio.
brake:t., factory air conditioning. Beautttul automatic cruise-control, tllt-tele!'>COpic fiteer-
condltJon. (WWC965) ing wheel and e~n power vent windowi'I. Thia: SALE PRICED _ ~c is In aupei:fluous condition. <XSP-694)
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A beauHtul tm·quoloe.JI. _, with "''""•"'!• , · '6'1~' ' · I LLAC I ' lee.thel" lnterlQr •. All !fie popular power a'8i8tl ' 'r ;· : ·'.I' . , . .
Including "'J)OWer steering ·brakes, windo'ws; ~ tfonvertible·\iOupe;. hid' in -medium bluf! aeata. factoey alr cpnditlonigg._ Th1s C!ll' ia: a~ , e:<teripr ·with blacJ< _top an4 full lea~her
solutf!b' i'Mi'.eous. (TGM771) ·· interior. All po~er e.ssistll plus many other ", $ .. ·~5 CS.dUlac factory,~o&;. You must sec and SAii , ..... ill-PRICE" drive this o~ ( , . ) ~ ~.. I
,,;.:c ~1\l 'A.,,. . . SAU!\ $555 11lci '.
01 ~"'' "~"'· .. -.. -'~ I ~ fleet"·ood Brougham. Sh~ regal silver
exterior with black padded lop and black tap.. '61 CONTINENTAL
L<Uy. and · '~·'·" '"'"~'-·· All .••· """"' equipment lnCluding steeroii, btakes, win-Powder blue Wllh ""black and white leather ln·
dows, Vf!nt Vltt\aows, trunk M release. Ste~ terior. Factory •air conditioned and • fully
radio, tilt and telescopic steering whttl plus equipped with power windows, steering,
Cadillac's famous factory air conditionin&". brakes. seat. Fine transportation. ~ and
(UKV239) . drive to appre;clatf.
SALE ~.4=7=-=-7-=-7-"'l'll=ICE
'68 CADILLAC
SALE $888 PRICE
'65 FLEETWOOD
Brougham. The epitome ot fine automobile
fihlshed ln Grecian white with black padded
root a n d bc!autllul embroidered DeV£11'UX
cloth and leather interior. Factory air condi-
. tion, full power and all the extras to comple·
ment this car ot cars. (HPD501)
LARGEST
SELECTION
OF LA TE MODEL ,
PREVIOUSLY OWNED
CADILLAC$
IN
ORANGE
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FlfETWOOD BROUGHAMS
RDORADOS
COUPE DE VILUS
SEDAM DE VIUES
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'64 CADILLAC
Coupe DeVille. A beautiful ermine \Yhlte auto-
mobile with black and white cloth and leather
interior. Power steering, power brakes, power
seats, power windows, signal set"king radio,
and of course Cadillac's factory air condition-ing. (RPJ-488)
SALE $1999 PRICE
'65 THUNDERBIRD
Landau. A beauillul powder blue T -Bird with
the white landau root all vinyl interior. Full
power equJpment including power brakes.
Jl')wer 1teering.· power .windows .. power seat
and ot eoune-1actory air coodltloning. Thll.·11
an outstandirlg car at outstanding aaviriP.
Better hurry an this one. (MPP121)
$1888
'66 BUICK
custom LeSabre 4 Door hardtop. Teal blu!!
with matching interior. Factory air condi-~ionl'tig, automatic transmission, power steer-
ing, pov•er brakes, radlo, heater, etc. Truly a
fine automobile. (SIW499J
SALE $2333 PRICE
'65 CADILLAC W• also have •n excellent selection
of other popula r ma kes . , • Coupe DeVille. Olympic bronze exterior with cloth and leather interior. This 24,000 mile
'68 TORI NO _ '68 CAMARO automobile haa all of C&dlllac's power fe&tures Including power steering, brakes, windows, '65 OLD$ VISTA CRUISER 1;eat, and factory air conditioning, Also h11.s
'68 FIREB lRD -'64 OLDS SEDAN brand Jle\v Oval 90 tires. Simply gorgeous.
'66 CAD+LLAC
De Ville convertible. Lusterous autumn i:old
finish with black top and black leather in·
terlol'. Fully power equlpped including factory
air condjtioning, AM-FM radio and many oth·
er cadillac accessories.. (SQV-9131
SALE $2999 PRICE
'67 CADILLAC
DeVille converti.Dle. Beautiful Camf!o beige
with matching top and leather interior. This
low mileage ce.r is exceptionally equipped
with factory air C011ditionlng, power steering,
r power br8.kes, power seats, pow<'r windoM,
Ult and telescopic wheel, AM • FM radio and
much more. (XSP6921
SALE $4333 PRICE
'65 BUICK
\Vildcat 4 door hardtop. Spanish Silver finish
with red vinyl interior. Equipped with Ai'of-F1.l
radio, tilt steering wheel. power truck lid re·
lease, "'ire wheel covers, radio, heater, auto-
matic transmisson, power steering and power
brakes. Very low miles. (RRY-376)
SALE PRICED
'66 THUNDERBIRD
The sporty 2 door hardtop fully equipped with
power steering, power brakes, power wfn.
dows, power seat and Ford's famous factory
alr COl'lditioning. A beautiful satin sliver e!·
terior with black vinyl interior. CRTU339)
The evu popolar El Dorado. Finished in
Ermine white with black a.nd white hounds ..
tooth Clo lb and leather interior. Equipped
with power steering, power brakes, poo,wr
windows, power seat, factoey air condition·
Ing, AM-FM radio, automatic cruise+control
and other Cadillac accessories. Low miles and
fitrlctly orJzj.nal. Sho\\·s finest car. (No. 2344J
SALE $6222 PRICE
{3619) SALE PRICED '63 PONTIAC COUPE-'60 T-BIRD SALE PRICED SALE $2333 PRICE
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SALE PRICES EFFECTIVE THROUGH SUNDAY, JANUARY 5, 1969
8:30 AM to 9:00 PM MONDAY thru FRIDAY-9:00 AM to 6:00 PM SATURDAY and SUNDAY
YOUR FACTORY AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALER SERVING THE ORA NGE COAST HARBOR AREA
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2600 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa
2Q3a Harbor Bl\·d.
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'fi6 EL Camino 396 cu In.,
4 spd, red/rNI. itnmai;u\atc.
847-6247
CHRYSLER
CONTINENTAL
'63 CONT. C.Onvert. Full
po\\·er; lthr. inter; all ex·
tras. Xlnt cond. 1.-Just sell.
$1300. 540-0'116: 646-3704 eve.
CORVAIR --NEWCASTLE MOTORS
2186 Hubor Blvd.
Co1t1 Men
'63 Corvair Spider $599
642-4666
540-9100
DODGE FORD
'65 DART. hi performance, '57 FORD Wagon: needs
new eng., litts. paint, trans. work. Top appearance, xlnt
p\vr. steer., brkfi. 545-7913 pa.Int & interior. $ 7 5.
PLYMOUTH
SACRAFICE 1967 Fury JI!
hardtop IJCdan. Lil«! rn?\Y.
One owner. $1950. 675--625.~
eve. ,;54&--0819,:.:..~=....,.=-c--'65 roRo LTD, <. ""'" PONTIAC
sedan. 32.000· miles. Good 1---------· FALCON
---------; oond! 549-2126
'62 FALCON w....,, lj-=="'-="===='i
owner. low mlleaa:e. good OLDSMOBILE
oondltloo, cloao. 165 0 . -==-===-545-:1611
FORD
FOlD
'64 OLDS. Jet Star coupe,
Power steering, r & b, auto
trans, just o'hauled. Good
rubber. Blue Book $1l00.
&ell $.!fill or best ofter,
6'l3-84'lS aft 6 PM
'68 OLDS, '42. 23,800 ml, ·
air, P/$. P/B, Michelin
tire!, Ocan! ~2366 aft
6 PM
1961 OLDS 98, full power,
air, low mileage, clean.
$SSO. 968-2897 aft 6 P .M.
AV.AIL Jan 6. 1966 Toronado
$1415. Well maiotained Co.
car.~·
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PLYM_OUTH .. '51 COUNTRY Squlro """'°'111--------waion: One owrll'J'. Fair ·eo j DR.I •tn.. waion: iood -. .,-Stud-.... --,-,-La-,..-. -,-,,,-1.1
STUDEBAKER
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Nev.-port Beach
&42·9f05 540-1764
Autborittd MG DMJer
COUGAR
t'ONT '61.. .full pwr,_,<, ~ ---·------
cent eni. O/Jt. wtdte, '88 COUGAR. lime' ttoct. air
"''1111· leath«, -1550 : C9'1d.,• power st e ~T"I fl 1 .
"1..18.18 c:.or.ia Ile. -· 96H015
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cu. motor. $.150. trade Jot.mini bib of equal ===:::::::====I * 673--6881 • va.1. 847-.5735 ... roRD Econol;oo, New "1962="v'i.IL!~ANT="'w=-.-... -. •"'tk-,-k. T-BIRD
eng. Need• trans. work. Good cond. $42). 673-8&17, --------
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buy1 1n app"Uancel )'OU find auto. bucket .eats, $897. 1958 T-BIJU>, Jal SJ2S takes.
1n the QuaUSed Ms. °*"'* Phone 6+l-.o438 Gd rubber. Cllll
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Beautiful Liberty Blue t-!afdtop _ Coup'. is , eq~ipped witli
Cordovan·top, Hydramat1c, push button radio, power steer•
ing, power disc brakes, power windows, air conditioning,
white side wall tires, deluxe seat belts, hea'drests, visor mir-
rors. soft-ray glass, front floor mats, remote control outside
mirror, hidden windshield antenna, 400ri,ul!if ,inch,,.e,ngine ,.
( 350 hp, that is I. and all the standard ;crefuie;Glfnd Prix
accessories.,Nci. 276579Pl82715 . "' \,...A\
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'64 CHEVROLET IMi'ALA
2 Dr. H.T. VILP-•rtll4e., P.S4llH, WSW. IOXH9191 ~· lJ677 ·~ow 51377
'65 CHEVROLET IMPALA
2 Dr. H.f. VI, power9Ucle, ·P•w•r lt•.•rin-g, r1dio.-he1ter1
WSW, f;;etory lll!t. (PIJ1471. ·
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'61J ·CMEVROLIJ· CAPRICE
2 Dr •. H.T, VI, po.,...rolicle, power riMring, r1dio, heeter,
w•:·:12m:;~~:"s2377
'67 c~mg~T CAPRICE
4 Dr. H.T. 'f'I, h.,Jr1tri•fic.-pow•r steerin9°breke1-weh-
window1, f1otory eir, ITSS6JI)
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'67 CHEVROLET IMPALA
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r1dio, heifer, WSW. fXS'Pl43 )
·-\~2J77 NOW 52377
'6SBON EVILLE
4 dr. H.T. VI, hydremetK. power 1teerin9, redio, he1t.r,
wow,:·11·1w~'.HOW s977 .·
'67 CADILLAC ' SEDAN DE VILLE
Hydr11T11tic, power 1teerln9, power windows, radio, heet-
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'66,-MUST4NG
2 Dr, VI, crultometle. pow1r 1teeri119, r1d ie, h11!1 r,
WSW, fectory eir, IRSHl2ll w~ ,$2377 ' HOW 51977
'66 MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE
VI, er1,1ho"'etle, &T equipped. IRSH5621 _ 52277 HOW 51877 1
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Reel!• end h••f.,, i 1'"411 ~1nunls1i11;n, f1ct97 ,.,.,,,,._
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-52577 NOW 52277
. '65 PONTIAC GTO
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""-51277 . NOW 5977
'66 PONTIAC BONNEVIW .
W111. LMal I oft, io,ooo Ml. Hy.Ire., PS, Pl, PW, fie.
1ir, AM·FM red., vlnyl top, Ab1'1'tely 9'ro'ou1 (llllY441)
... 53177 ' ~o;,. 51,877
'66 OLDS cilfllAls
2 Dr. H.T. VI, hytlre111etic, p•w•r 1fffrinf, reclie, heet.
er, WSWof•ehry '•lr. IRSC6721
-52671 HOW 52277
'64 PLYMOIJii"SIGNET . '• . ' cyl. torqveflite, pwr, 1f••r., R&H, WSW. ISCWltSJ
$" 77 5
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'67 VOLKSWAGEN
f•,tb•ck. RAH, 4 •I"'•' f••n1111i11lo11. ITIOI.\_)
w°' 518RNOW 51677
'63 VOLKSWAGEN
1119. Redio •nd he.Jer, 4 •p••ii tr•111ml11len. IVZSSl l l -s1277 N010 5977
HERE IS GREAT YAU!l IN ONE OF THE MOST POPULAR PONTIAC$ OF. A;~~~~·.~ ~LE EXECmNGMA''N' s·. I ;
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•u!om1!ic, ijush'liutton Ndio, kffter, power s!Mri119, tinted ~. etc.
Serial num~ 237379R600324 .•
'6B PONTIAC LE MANS
Chole• ef J, VI, hy4rem1tl11 p,o.-.r th•ri1t9. r141•1 h•1t-
er, WSW, ferl.,y •Ir. CVSll061. lt•rt 1t s29 77 •ULL PllCI
'65 MUSTANG
-, cyllf1ler, a.t.J.•tle, r141•, h..W, wtW1 42,714 ..Niu.
CPll'Jt71
-51477 HOW 51177
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VI, fty4r• .. P*f, 1t.'.r" -IH, WSW, fee. •It. tWIC0671
,._ 53677. HOW 53377
'68 CATALINA WAGON
Hytlr•m•tic. '""• riffr,, l&H, WSW, f•e. 1ir. IVRHJ"'41
wn 53971 NOW $]677
'68 PONTIAC LE MANS
2 Dr. H.T. VI, 4 1pee4, r1tll1 1M Meter. IWWNJl31
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'68 pc)liflAC LE MANS
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-53477 HOW 52977
'67 Fl 400
2 Dr, VI, r•utl1o f19w•r 1leerin9, r•lfle, heet.r,
W•:·:~) NOW 52m
'67 LE
2 De., h•rtlN,. VI, hytlr•m•tie. l'•w•r 1leeti11t I
tuek11, r•41•, tt.ettr, W')W. tM7ttl
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'67 FIREllU 400 1"1 -~· , ,;. •
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'69 DATSUN 4 DOOi SEDAN ,
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·en;., amp & oil Ofuges, 19"50 lb. rear .. springs (5)
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