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·Pres~nt Flie~_io Nf3tPp:orter .In~--'° An~unce -_lmportan~ A.ppo.iniment
Almr 1Tumuzbwils,l;reetin·g"f4ro~~lti&New N~ighbors i~ ·s~w Clemen~: _ ..
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DAILY PILOT
* * * 10' * * * IJ . ' . THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 5, !1969
VOL. a. NO. 1)4, I satrtotts. ,. PM~I
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CdM High Hit
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Start Walkout
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Bandit Shot to Death
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Teen~age Boy
FrQJll Valley . '
Identified ' . '
By AIMON LOCKAB!:Y . . .,..,,!Vt Nlf1lll •• ,.,.
The tea lw Oven up two bodJea of the
10 persana believed to have been aboard
the 11t:foot. schooner Goodwill when she
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By THOMAS' FORTUNE teachers throughout Costa Mesa and w~ ..,:..ked .on &.acramanto Reel -~....;-:
• • • • . OI' ,... °'"' ,.. .. , l.t•H Newport Beach were-requested by the · · -H~~r~e;i:-::;r~~~~~¥-~~~i·~:n~:~aaj7a?i:.~
~ ·mJles :1soUth'ots;fDiego. ·' . '"
· The body of a te<nage boy found
floating · two miles north ol the wreck
Tuesday has been )>Olillve)\' ldenUfied as
15-,ye.ar-old Ttm Smith, son of Mr.,and
Mrs. Gorton Smllh, 18842 Santa Marlana
Ave., FO!Jn,tain Valley ..
w9rk today and some Newport-Mesa supervised recreation after lunch rather
elementary and intermediate schoo l than return to the classroom.
teachers were expected to abandon the Teachers at some of I.be 25 elementary
classroom Ut.is afternoon. (See TEACHERS, Page Z)
All children were left under supervision
of teachers remaining at school.
The walkouts were staged to dramatize
teach~ ~orts 1« greater pay·ra1ses. Mystery 161ler ..
At Corona dtl M•r·iJ:illh claSaes we're ca~eled and studintS :told tt} spen~ \he o£· SA Jt ki schpol dv Of\ c.ampus OOing what "they _ . 1 w~ted; P,.eferalily stilllying. ':nie ·'gym' • ·· .-' ~ ~,.
nasiums and swlmm.i.ng·Pooli 1Mre: <!Ptn~ ~ .. . ' r 1 , • ,·
ed.. • · "6Hi ' Sdug1~ ·Al three ~ ·dislr~ ~gJi •1s ; . c_er , · DJ ' t~~r absenteeiSm was ~~~. ·"1.~ -
c1a rj!ported a 100 ~t ·~ ;:-.
turnojit,'Coota M,.. Hlg!I ~-~
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MR. NIXON GREETS ECSTATIC SCHOOL CHILDREJil WHO CAME TO SEE HIM .
out, aJid,!iawPod llar)>or ·lllgb tlli.ft:nol J -., ., present ··, .· • , ·~
Severity-foui"'teacbm of IT.ti weri miss-
ing at Corona dtl Mar RJ#i, tbeir names
all Phoned In on one list.
Elementary and lnt.ennediate school
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Weatll~
"ParUy aunny" is the call fO\
Friday-, which.means gloomy loolr
tng clouds until mldarternoon on
Ute.Orange Coast while the lhenno·
meter stays fixed al 6S degrees.
lNSmE TOBI\ Y .
Few •televi&ioil sta.rr am ma~
th« switch to · the motrif!1, al-
tbough the reverse im1t true at
all Pao• 26.
ly1JACK BlioBACK 7·~ or ~~,_,~. '.. , ..
.IJrwbat Police CbiO! i;;itw.,i .Allen· col~ · • ~~·==-~edur:~:i~ · Ni·xo· · ..... F·z;nf;: to· N·L)/l·•,por·t the Year In 11Ma'. was shot to de<th by • . I~ · . ~'7 , . ~. '!Y . . unknown assailants late Wednesday · · ' ' ' · • ' ,;
rugJiL , ~~r1~::p:dkli~r~1:ir't!~lod~~~ After. C. lemen. te.". Gr. e_etinw Alvin Saucer, 24, Garden Gro~e. ~
The olftcer, on patrol tbout J1:50 p.m. · • ' •
radio!d headquarters 1111,t be ,. .. )eavlng • .~: • ._ n ., •• • · l'r·-'~-u..1n' •-••-~"Uomla . A
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would-be jewelry store Jio!dllp maJj his car ''to-make-a pedeitrian-cbeck.'Lat.-----.1· ™""~...lUL14.1•--~ ~;_r.-L ~-"--.. •~-~wxas~100t-1ooeaurthlrmomlng ·~he
.3n1 end Railt streets. °' .. --!"" • "l lhlnk Iii Pmfdeni wanis tO ie1 the repoi'tedly enppd In 1 gun .duel wllh
' Sbort1y :thereafter, Loull 'MarUnez Jr. FJ'fllh ·from ~ tumul\iioua welcwne at ~feel .of ~~ pa.rti(:u1ar Wofking ar~ the store owner. . ,
who lives nearby 11 !IOI lrd SI. and his his San Clemenle home, Pruldent Nixon r.._,.m,'' .Preu. Secretary Ron Zi•gler Santa .Ana poller said their pnllm;
wile heard wbal they lholllhl ., .. a . flew fl> lhe lfewporto• Inn today to con-sald In• l>Qellnc Wedilelday.aflernoon at I~.~ lnvesUgauon· ID d I c.a Ir d Sam, •
gunshol. ' .,.,._ willr" -·~-and --.nee a new Laguna's Surt and Sand !IO&ol. ·~· , • Mwtiooi1an Ollllde and found olllcfl' ..,,_. He refmed II> the fact Iha! Mr. Nixon ·Drucker, O'ITIIOr of,8rown'•·•8ftlf1 kl
Sulcer lying oo the atre<t In !runt of !WI appolnlmoot. may when tn 'San Oanonle commute by downtown Santa Anl;,shol lhe blbdll u
patrol car. He saw no.one elae. _ Mt: Nixon WU to begin a l•O"day helicopter to the ~ewponer· for work an accomplice fied,
MMfu\<Z yelled II> his wUe • to call rvunil of conl~ at the flewpor!er on oeS1lom wllh aloes lla)'lna !her<; 111e. ......i man wu CllJlllred -
Po• .. ano •t••m• WI to l<l1der llnt alll, '!'he preu ....id be locatod -•!!out one b)oclt fran lhe hibbery· ocepe /'II'·
He Is an attoodant wilh Wind Ambulance -•mld1ny II> ~ IMach wbeft Iba Prell-"lhe Bank of Totyo In dcnmlinm Smlla of Santa Ana. FaD pletare eoverage of. dent Is at his Wblle Houae Well. •
Martines told poJkt:he trl'\d to slop the p-•-'--t. •• Pade 10 T-andjabilan~Mr. Nixon atoppect "';d~ ol the .......... had been 1 • .,. exlemll bleeding from a pplng wound In ~-~ · ., from • "'"-""' 1t the Cout Guard ·-..-.-
Sasscer's mld..ctlon Ind applied hearl Loran IUUao near bla new San Clemenle lifte4 at preu time. , •
massage. He siiiOllle otiloar wu seiiil-home Wllinllflay 1n.n-1o lbe c'-'8 · lnve9llg1tln( olfic<n 1114 U-Are
conacloiJ.s'and unable to s,..t. • matters ranging !nm his ulJCO!Jlin8' of .00,.1 1,1111 persons. ' bullet holet througlloul lhe Interior' ol
Sulcer wu ""~lo Santa,Ana Com· Midway meet wtlh President Nguyen Van ,11111 "!H,, In 1 bript yellow suit, ,.,. llrjlcktt'• shoo at Ill !:.'It!> St .. .iilcb
munlty Hospital wher< hi died al !1:32 Thieu of Soolh Vielrulm to a confmnce cepted rea """' ln>m dl(nltsrlw • Ibo 11 1 combined jeWefry llole and .pmi
a.m. . wllh· 10 )'OUlll jll!Opie fn>ln five ltale on • Pr"ld<!\t cllmbed up on-a ~ar ltunt lo lbop. I
He iWd'been named "Rookie of the the dralt. give San dementa ill place In lhe aun, Pollco Indicated lhal die 0110 bandit
Year" lul December by bolh the San1a .A atdHlfecl or !be Newportor •con-SPEND 4!lOUIT , -llhol to deolh wllhtn. lhe -An1 ·~~~~11r'-.ad l::°f:TJ;;'°,;.~ t.~ wlj:": HO ~...::~.r ... lh;/lli>ily :-ri..i:-:: .... llllpocll ...,.. ldmllW
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H1ppine11 11 Shokll)I Hond1 ·Wllh the Pmiclent In Your Own Home Town . ' .
Santa· Ana Bandit
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Slain in Gmifigiji
With Stoi:e Own"e~
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Identification was made by relatives
after Smith's body was taken · to 1
morgue, at Ensenada.
The secon4 body found by Mexican
fishermen was described as that of a
man between 35 and so yem of aae. It
wu clad In pajamas and, life j~Jc.et .. lt is
alao_belng taken to Ensen(aa. aboard a
Mexican Navy ve,JW for idenUficatlon.
NORM OF REEF
The bocfl wao i'eporlecl In have been
found by risbermen I few miles north o(
wbm'e the Goodwill llet O'Ulbed • on
Sacramento Reef. It WIS tak• to (the
village of Bahia Rosario where It was
'turned over toi&e Melfcmi Navy~
114.._..,hiJe, t1Je U.S •. qoas~ <!uud J>U
suspended active search of. the aru pm.
'din fuilher ileY•......,_L
g -""'""'' ' "It ts pre\ty deflhlte Iha! no one from
lhe wreclted .~-1:1•• af)oat In smaU
craft,",arCOut ,Q~41pOkeaman ~d. •
The search Jor survlvOf& from the Hl.l
fated veasel sWI 'conUnu~. however, by
per'°""'! qf L ,&.P Machine Industries,
the_ !km _owDed by_ l!_alph Larrabee,
owner. end ililpper Of illji GOodwill .
Arthur JCnlevel. execuUve vice presl•
dent of_· the 'llnn, aid two bolts with
dtvera · depalted San 'DielO lo!l•Y and
wOllld bqio oalvaie operaUona Friday.
1 Drily hope Iha! anyone from lhe ..-
bd -llirvived appeared to lie uj
1he rtmoie paillltilllly that someone ~,
hllve llllde, 11 to tllO rugged Ind barien
1a11cn-a1 S. Qonnlmo llllllld wbidl 1111
j1'.sl -· lbe rllf, • •
Sl!;AB~vY , ·
But' belvy seu were known to •r•
beta ~ Ute rte! I\ aboUt Iha time
Ille-Goodwill IJl"l\lll(led, and tt Is -
Iha! lhe .ll&bt ~ Ibo reel -... _.u... . I ~ ......... .., bdb. !'fllclal encl
by yachlliqen -to ..... lllo aria' -Is 11111 Ute Goodwill hit Iha i..t
, on the nJi111 of May Jll or • wllllo • route 'haai Clb'o.s.ri Lucu to Er 11 Mdl.
A llrrq ...,_ .... 1"I Iha roof• ...
lain -" Ille day, ,.
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-SO•nded ·1'ike Big Can Opener~ Chase Leads Law ' Me.a NatJy Chief T~ Horror of Sea lAllUion Killing ~n, 73 Otlaer1
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Id boat md>I rfMiial." ml _,
ilJC •,,... -"a..t ATB 1tte f'l'ipfkr1 1'bundly • ... ~..., .... --~ ...... ... 21 ,, .. ~..........,,
'T .. tw ~ ,... " M'9t-.. •LlldlJh.,Zl.-llJI ..... -... -.... didol .... far .. .,., _, W. mocha' uW W'tda r 1 f1J
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Ht IJt.ba Jr.) .... OD wai&da in the nrd....,.. -1lill'•""" -· lit,."' Nid '*' JldlJy, wbo •• anm __ .. __ ,_. .. CHIEF REILLY TELLS OF COLLISION AT SEA.,...__
Voice In tho Dirk S.vH -S.llo< ... ,, .. _.
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-"Oe .......... bor -and ....... -.. ~·-·' fl_ ...... ,. ....
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Olitl JltjJJy ... be Cllled wt lo • -
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•RESIDENT IN NEWPORT. ••
•IO ..,i Ibo -.,.r. d Aua>at to ofhet dicnfWia and arranged w;lh
lbdr -S.. °""""' borne. At one the 5ecttl lleMce for !he ....... lo be at ht .,-.t...,., Wide 1-<r in allowed out d Ibo cmod and &Jvai '°'""
wt.eel" dWr ..... "He'• ... lo llilludt.
"'1 lidld" _....,. rdinllls IO Durialtllepr..,Wine_P...,
in .ltlllJc '""""" k<tttary Ziegler tncticWd Ihm woold .
111<1 the Praidall, -I ""' Pal be ...... .r ............... loday and Fris
j bdcft we wert marrled, we UMd to day which be rated above avt:ra.ge lm-
•• don C..... ffl&lnol1 Ind the -porW1<e bul not~
Ian Clllnm&e: •• oat ct cw fnorita. Tbert had bMI pre. spewlation about
'Now we'n .,. .. ~own • put ot k. ptMinc 1100'Jocemed of ICIDe ICbeduJe
.., I w7 on I lllll d II. we Joope d Amerlcan lroo(I wrrhdraftl I""" Vlel.-
irybody ..w ... It too. Jllnl. Zlegler clecllaed ""'""""" ... ll!fs.
Aod I """11, too, lhol a yun "I" I ARed H Ille Presld<ol bad beai rdtr,
,,. to SM Oanen\e. I w11 then a ring to Jenator Fullbright in a recent
,,. • -and lllo i.. U.br• IUld ..-"'1llcUlal .... i.utronilll".
lido 1 !lpCOdl to • ll<rVlco dub. ilegler lodlcat.ed Ibo Pruldm bad been
IC -ei111<r Rotary -I noll« lht IP"'"'"& in ~Wm>,
ry« II 1 manber d Rotary -or lluriJll h1I wor1< l'ldom, Mr. NW.. Is
...... .,.. d Ibo bro. Md I -·1 lo «n1<t with ll<lbert l'lnd!, l<Cttlary ol
-• Jt"'I ... I woilll be a. Udo lltallh, edolC'lfloo Ind wCU.~. and a )Wt a•'"""',....,., ti. Cbll: dtJ Patrick F'l•'P.4°' m:Qtlnt to the Prea.
I I'm "'1 proad IO be ........ '"'' -, , L ,
"'line neJcbbon. . -"' • ~ il • ~ , .. 'I •Int you lo ..._ llllt 11111 ..,. quest lhll Gov; ~feller' cancol •
-1 laclor lhol yoo lhoald be ••tr• ldieduled Vllil would cawt -li.tlon.
•• that hlY!nc ....-lhol holds Ibo Ziegler ..rd, "We look fur lhe..,.ernor·1
Ice GI Prsldtnl u 7"" oelcl>b« Is vblu lo Latin Ammca lo conU.U.." ; ,.. _,,_ .t U-. ZieClef uld lh:il Friday lht Pmldml
'I Vfl"/ much revet Ullt' Secret will meet with younpte"rt, two each.
'Vice requ.lm that wben we travel -from the 1takl ot Oklahon\a, Iowa.
'll lry rd to W1vel too much CID the Mk<htc:u, Mlaiutppl and New York.
:tnrayr _ thlt they have to clear the He dttcribed the young ~1e. m. tdl and IOmd.1ma you will not bt able ,.......,..
.,.,. al clolt: &o tbr: boule u you would cl.udlna: one girl, at mem~ of • pilot
~dthe-.nddllds'
quuf.a1
"Tbm w 1"'J"e la the fti.er. It was
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SLAIN BY GUNMAN
Officer Neltoft S•1sur
President Makes
First Visit w
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;:~ group tet up a ye1r &IO by lht NaUonal
'I wWI we could meet everyone Selective Service Board to better com-. Ne• "Port Beach ,....u7 lo t.11 yoo how hippy we ,,. munlclilonl "1th young pmoo1 on the ..,
be 1n Calllornll •ad have you u draft. · ~" Zle1ler lndieated the President would By JEROME F . COlUNS
(, tbe ~ tnd M Nison shook be llltentnc.. to the vlew1 ol the young Jet. °' -~ Piii! ttlff ..'\"'arc.......,:...-...,J'hn.~~~· , .. n .. cou..... F« the un1 time~ . ..,~·
:rtt ltrYk:e men moved with 1bem Iii · '1.0-n.w* · , · 't~ ~•DIHlld:-~ ~~-~~"!i~~
II pnnl!mJly, once bar1dnfr 11 I from the Of~ le Opporiunlly. locfay: ' •
tvlslOn crew lo R<p Ill d!Nnoe. Mr. N""'1 II tdledukd IO fly 1o the Hit Air Force multi-puaenger lurbojd
:be, crowd, lncludlnc ...iallc 11111 Newport.r,1pin Friday, deportlnc from heli<Opter loucbed ®wn1l lht Newpon.r
?rMnt.e and l..qutul youngNn, .qi.at.al· Sin Clemrnte 1t about l :tO a,m. IM heUpad ahortly before 10 1.m., after a
Jn clellahl u lht PrHldenl moved rfsmlnull! 114rbl from h1I San Clement.
M Ind tbook bandl. mansion.
~ .... thin 1,000 leel ot Ice plant •long f'rom Pqe I Sevual dozen opecutors clul1<r<d al
1 root.I of I.he PreskienUal motorClde the fence around the pa4 and golfer-a
his home wu trampled flat by the TEACHERS r1:tood on the edge of an adjacent green
llln& feet. Mr. Nllon doubt.Im: net.dell e e • where they could see the President. He "'°' "'1ne 1Utr walkinl through the stopped at the fence, shook hands with a
tbblt f1t1d at the Cout Cfuard llatkin. school.I and a1J: lntmnedlate tchoolJ were couple, then 1poUed a young man wear-
-le wu first areeted by Victor C. eipected to comply aDd U>oie at other Ing a Whlttier College neat.er.
drew• of Emerald Bay, hlJ Orange ICboola not to. Presldent NiJ:on stopped and chatted
unty camp1tcn mana1er and In-Supt. William Cwmlngham •ld from for 1everal minuta with Chrll Wall, ZZ,
111'111111 Amold 0. lleckm1n ot Corona what ht hod obt<rvecl at Corona d<I Mar of 11111 Cllru1 Place, Newport lleadL
I Mar, Andrew• introduced Mr. Nlxon Hlch School everything was golna: Young Wall b: a senior a defensive tickle
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•moothly and the 1tudent. were Vtrf on the football team of Niloo'1 alma
loo9e: and very nlu:ecl (see ac-mater.
C'Ompanylng story), The President and lhe atudent chaUed
He aald, "I can ~II you the t.eacher1 for awhHe about football at the Quaker
wlll lose a day'1 pay." H'e uld further c.a.mpo1. The Prealdent II.id he had apent
reprl.salt would be up to the achoo) board.. most of hll football lhne at Whtttler on
Board Preti'dent Jamet "Bill" Peyton the vanity bench. .~
1aid. "There are certain legal avenueiwe "I never caught a forward pau.'' he
oould purwe. J think aome of lhla i1 ac· quipped. •
lually e&Ule for dilmlual." Chrlll ~led : 1'Yes" we tali. a lot
A1 for h.11 awn feellna1 he would OOt go about that. '
beyond "Ying U..I ht leeil lhe teaclleu The Pre!ldenl chuckled lamely, then
lhould not be ptld for the day. went with Bebe Reho@, pal and conCldanl
Cordon Becktold , pretldcnt of Nrwport--who had accompanied b1m on the chop-
~1esa Education A&BOClatlon, said, "We per, 1traltht to a waitlna olf..white UJ»
are counting on lht good judgmt!Tlt of the coin Continental, which then drove
1:1dmlnlstrst-0r1. I think It would bf 1 ~ ... between bulldlnga on the Ntwptlri.er Inn
gr1vt,..mlstake to lnlll1te any kind o! a ground• to the VIila San Remo , where the
reprlul action." , presJdentlll 1taff 1albered for a rnettlng.
Anaelo V1!101, a "phy1le1 teachtr at The vlUa II high on a waJJ above I.be
Corona dcl Mar lllgh,'told why he 1tayed roadw1y, glvlnlJ complrtt privacy and
ho1ne : overlooldng lhe Upper Bay. ft ha11 patio
"I'm 11ure people ate golni \o aay, dfcoraledwlthNewOrl••n1·1lyle
'What are you doing? We are paying you wrot1tM-iron pille work IDd'Optnlonto a
to leach oor chlldrtn.' We feel thlt one wtJJ.Jcept i.wn.
day olt wlll brlng lhe problem Into the
open. And If thlll one day is l!!ffectJve, the
lmproveml!!nl In education wlll be lhere
for years \o COl'l'lt."
'VERY UNHAPPY'
Added Ken Koury. International rela-
Uorui teacher :
"We think tilts Is the best way to ahow
the community we are very unhappy. We
have no illusion! about the board of
education changing their mind!. That'll
not our coal. We really ion't think they
1pe9k for the community. We think tu·
payers would support higher aalarles. ''
He alilO 11ald, 'fWe expected not to 1et
paid today. We're not a1klng for the dA)'
off to plsy 10U. We didn 't lie tlnd coll In
1lck. My pe:raonn.I feellng now la we WI.II
all be back tomorrnw.11
U.S. Mediators Move
To End Grocery Strike
LOS ANClELEl< (U~I) -Fedtt1I
mediator• moved to brlna 1lrlklng
grocery clerks and m 1 n 1 1--t m 1 n t
rcpre1entatve1 toselher todly for lbe
flr1t round of fonnal blr11inlna: 1loce a
1lrlke-loc1tout hit Loi A n I e I e 1
•upemarkett le1t week.
Robert K. Fox, ptttldtnl of Ille Food
Employers Council which repruenll the
market•, aald management w11 prepartd
"lo hold out for two month• or longer, lf
nects!l'"X. II
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POLICEMAN ••
~ .,,. s...a Am ~ Clubs e. n1 m
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Alim ajd lhil ............ wauld' b;n-e
bad 1n . ...t•anding Clrar', rm cutairL. ..
Saucer joiml !he dqmtmml ia
Jamwy .... He W'aS fnm C1ula vt!&a
and bad just allDpkled • lour'f"" -in the U.S. Nny.
Cllilf Allen -.,,. bullel, bdirffd ..
bt .31 'calibor or m.,. -!he dz
fk<r'I body cm !he fnmt loll lid< nf
rang<d upnnl lhrGugb m ..... and
... en1 mWler -· 'Ibo slug Jodied beneath .,,. skin .. lliJ bacL
"We don't bow if be 1r'lll ~
one or more men," Cbid Alla said. ""'Ire
have rtttivfd all kinds d. rumors and are
following some leads bat it is diffirnll
We have no detcriptian m:I thin na ao
Jll)Sitive eye witnem 11 far 11 we bow."'
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Kennedy Mass Slated
WASHINGTON IAP) -The wi-ot
Sen. Robert F. Kennedy and bis surviving
brother have announced a memorial
mus to be held at Kennedy's graveside
in Arllngloo NaUonal Cemet.ry lonighl,
the flnt anniversary ol his death.
Ttrl"met Cardinal Cooke 0£ New York
was to officiate at the 8 p.m. 5tl'Viets
open to the public.
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Your favorlt. dt1igner IDUl be h4pp~ to 011ilt vou •••
di.Mid aind h1ndculfed.
lfunt lnl( thv 1ny11.try alrJ who jwnptd
trl.fl\ llH1 u.11r, mr.anwhlll, wu Ofticer
Thoml1 fttrllCll, Who traced hrr to the
Cutt.er wom1n'1 1purtment.
Ju1t •• l1&1truln11n Dama Wll qun-
llonlnf Mh11 Cutttir, however, be laid tbe
llrl ht,...11 d"hed OIJI tho bid: -and
fled lnt.<1 the h1r~. •prawllnc apartment
complex.
GlllL QUEHTIONEI>
Que1U011Jn1 or -minor llrl 1111 lbe
nellhbothood led lo dlt<iolur• ~ "" ot 1U.pd 1C11 ol ptrvenloo -por!J«Jle
-In which lhc live yocmpt.n lll<r .,,
retied were pretent.
Why mllhl anyone do llUCh lliap -
not rele.11.Md by lnve1Ug11«1 probtog the
caat -but ealllly lmtgined by t1aote who
havj! read documented 1tudlt1 of other
ou11ldMOC1ety group:s?
"To aittaln honors granted by the
Heulan11 ," juvenile authorities
paraphra11ed lhe youngsters as telling
them durlna peraonal lntervitw1._ -~
Some motorcycle gangs band out
Inf.data and awardB 11uch at UA Air
Force wings painted red for certain one-
act plays. while various pieces of dec«a-
tion are handed oot for other dilpla)'I of
boldness. :.·
Panel Declares
Campus Violence
Unprecedented
WASHINGTON (UPI) -Despite
America's long history of violence tl'le
otn"ellt wave of campus disorden and
prolonged opposition to lht Vlttnam '"'' is "euenUally an unprecedented
phenclnenon," a presidential commission
wt force concluded today.
· 'Jbe group rated the United States fast
lD total magnitude of strife among the 17
Weit.em democracies and 24th among the
114 larger nations · and co\oni~ of the
•orld. But it reminded Amerreans this
nation was born in lhe fires of violent
m ·olut.ion and reared in civil tunnoil. •
It offered no solutions but rather
reflected that the grievances and
satisfactioas of violence have so ttin-
ton:ed one another "that we have become
a rather bloody-minded people ••• we are
liktJy lo Mnain so as )Ong u so many of
u think violeooe is an ultimate solution
to 90cial problems."
OnJy .. ultimate cooperativeness," the
«Jb\ious answer of redressing fun-
damental grievances, and the tden--
tific:atioo of. American citizenship rather
than clinging to cultural and ethnic
groups d. the past were seen as means to
Jessen violence.
The 350,~word report· was prepared
by the tasr force oo lhe history ot
violenct in America, a i;esearcb project
of the National Commission on the
Casues and Prevention of Violence.
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JHURSOAY,.JUNE S, ·1969
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TEN "CENTS • . ,
Special Talks Halt Ut~.;h T¢~cher :,Walkolti
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By RUDI NIEDZIELSKI
Ot fflf Deity ''"' lhlff
A massive . teacher walkout at HUn-
tington Beach high Schools t~ay was
prevente:t lly a trustee offer to meet in
direct negotiations · with representatl\•es
. of the District Educators Association.
The special board meeting will convene
at 2 p.m. Saturday in Westminster High
School cafeteria,
Hundreds of teacheis, however. vowed
to keep ~7 pressure on the board by
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Nixon Flies
To Newport
For Confab
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By RICHARD P. NALL
Of 1M 0•11' ,ti.t SU1ff Fresh from a tumultuous welcome at
his San Clemente home, President·Nixon
flew to the Newporter Inn today to con·
fer with advisers and announce a new
appointment.
Mr. Nixon was lQ begin a two-day
round of con!erences at tbe Newporter on
l'aD pleture eeverage .. .,
:i>resldent on Palle 10
matters ranging from his upcoming
Midway meet with President Nguyen Van
Thieu of South Vietnam to a conference
with 10 young people from five states on
the draft.
A side-effect of· the Newporter con-
(erence may be selection of the Newport
Beach facility as a work base when the
President is in Southern California.
"I lbink the President wants to get the
walking out _of c18sses Monday U the
board ·should rail to accept theit latest of.
fer of a four percent •Wage increase with
a. ·2.a percent boost from unbudgeted
district money. •
The teachers, members of the Distrlct
Educators Association, fl'\et at 3 p.m.
Wednesday in the Huntington Beach High
School Auditorium to consider response
to an ultimatum sent to the trustees ask-
ing them to meet in special sessioii with
them Thursday.
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Som~ were 1Dier<d becaU.. 111.e
trustees 1tsta11ed" them 'off until Satur·
day and called.for a-walkout on "peraooal
leave·~~today.· ·
A vote called, bqwever ,.only ahowed 11
willing io do so wi~ 171 wantiqg to wait
unUl-they heard from the bOlird Salw-day . · · ·
DEA Presid<nt Carl Manne-. a
mathematics teacher at Marina JDgla
School, was pl~l>)'. the vote and Aid,
"a Thursday meeting would have-been .
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MR. NIXOl!f GREETS ECSTATIC SCHOOL 'CHILDREN WHO CAME T.O'SEE HIM
H1pplness Is Sh1king H1nd1 With the Pr11ldenl·IR Your Own Home Town.
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feel ol this particular working ar• Pre.sident Makes M t A ail t' SI rangement,"PressSecretary RonZiegler . ys ery . SS . an· .. a, ,Y .. s said in a briefing Wednesday afternoon at ';/ ·
Bodyo{Boy,
15,Found
Near Wreck
By ALMON LOCKAllY
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The sea baa given up two bodlel ·ol 111.e
10 persona believed to have been aboard
the 161.foot schooner Goodwm iwbtn !he
was· wreGked ·on Sacramanto Reef ~
miles south of San Dlego.
to be added· on to the end ol the echaol
year. '
Meanwhile time Is runnlng out 1 .. the
teachers to show their strength• tliioog!I i
clua boycott. with aummer Vacation
ld>edllled to·begin Friday.
It will be much more difficult ~or the
teachers to keep the pressure on during
the .summer months, but some have
already sugges.ted that they C001d: k .. p
up lhe drive by not giving grades Cl' bY.
(See BOYOOTr .. Pfge II
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~ -V,llay'l· T.etry Smith ...-111~ war!JJnWe lfi'.ttlluWB '•·~~ ... •taan to ·• . it ..... . .
aecond~body found• bf. Mcllcan
fishermen "W&I described al. that' of a
·min bet""" II llld 50 years. of ap: n
w .. elad ln plJamas :and llfe jacket. It is
alJO belr.1 tllien to E!!RnadO.aboard a
Me'licJD Navy veseel for klmtlflcaUon.
11le body wu reported to have been
loond b)o flahennen a few ml\el nor\h of
where the Goodwill llea crushed on
sacfametito. Reef. It wal taken to the
vlllage ot Bahia Roeario where ·it ·was
tumed over io the Mexican Navy.
Meanwhile the U.S. Coast Guard ha!
(See GOODWILL, Pqe %)
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.Five Pers<;>ils. ·rue .
In Violent County;
Highway .Crasl,.es
Laguna's Surf and Sand Hotel. F;rst V • 't to He referred to the fact that Mr. Nixon ~ lSl J . · relico';~:;.:~s~:c~e;n.;~.~"r,';u~o~k Newyo t Beac1• Top SA Rookie o· ffieer Co. u. :rt HoMs Up
Five penons are dead today at the
result of spectacular Orange C.ounty trar.
fie accidents -on'e of wbJch ·showered
patrobnen at an earlier accldent acepe ·
with debris -when a distracted puslng
motorist rolled his own car and w!s kill• ed: . .
gess10nS With 8JdeS staying there. r II
..,,. ,...._ ~res& would lt'I )QCllleJ1 about · , ~ : . > • • • • f' • •
The dead b;iclude a Westminster
hOOaewtfe whose car was hit by a'n 'out.()f·
control auto on the busy Newport:
, x"Jtli~Yrin'tagUna "be~.~~ri: --_:_"' ·~~l -. ·.t:J~~tri4tm,6iic~~Ct'itet~-;.;~&}}~ (t'-*-7~ . ...: . . . . ·. ~.~ , ... 1_1l,~JUn~~n ~!.f'.,_ .. : dent is at his White House West. .,..-• " ............ , ~,.. __. .•• .., • ~-: _
TaMed and jubilant, Mr. Nixon stepped For the first time since his election. ed "a wanton, sense.less murder" a Santa s· s ~-~;;J~t;~.~~~·
from B helicopter at the Coast Guard President Nixon visited Newport Beach Ana police officer, honorea as Rookie· of .f!;nset ewage
Loran station. near his new San Clemente today. the Year in 1968, was shot to death by ·
(See PRESIDE~. Page %) His Air Force multi-passenger turbojet unknown assailant& late Wednesday -A court"hearlng oh an lnjunctlOn 110Ught by the HuntingtOn Harbour Corp. to bait
helicopter touched down at the Newporter night. the. flow of aJleged "fragrant odors'"
Seven Oil Fn'IDs
Sue County Over
'Unlawful' Taxes
Inn helipad shortly before 10 a.m., after a A widespread dragl\tt is out today fot emttted from Sunset Beach Sanitation
...,. 14-minute flight from'his San Clemente the killer or killers of Officer Nelson Diltrlct .facllities was delayed -Tuesday
J:)lansion .. Alvin Sasscer, 24, Gard~ Grove.
The officer, on patrol about 11:50 p.m.
radioed headquarters that he was leaving
his car "to make a pedestrian check" at·
.... 3rd and Raitt streets.
uni.ii June 16.
parking lot;
Coroner'~ deputies listed. these. victims:'
-Mn. Donna J. Jobmton, 1:1, of 81(3 19th St., WeSlininster.
-Barbua 'L Romere._ 3, of 415 \f.
W~lnut St., Santa Ana.
-Joltn D. St<irkwealher, 19, of !IOO W •
Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach.
-Delbert E. Jobuon, 50, of Buena
Park.
-RIO!tard·G, Markee, 19, of BelLnower,
InveaUgator1 tor the.CHP said...JQhnllOn
· wu dead on arrival at Martin Lulber
Hoepltal, Anaheim, after being pinned in
his car when it Went out of control on the
f\anta Arui tr-ay•st MagnOua Street.
L3wmen Slid Johnson bad slowed at Seven SouUU.00 ·oil companies served
notice on Orange COUnty Wednesday that
they collectively paid an estimated
WJ(l,000 in "unlawfully assessed t.axes" in ti\< year endl!!i June 30, llOll -and they
want it back. .,_ · · -,
· Several dozen spectators clustered at
the fence around the pad ·and golfers
stood on the edge of an adjacent green
where they:~ see the Presli:lient..,.He
stopped at the fence, shook hands with .a
couple, then spotted. a young man wear-
ing a WbiWer·C.Ollege.'sweater.
President NixOn stopPed and chatted
for lev~ minutes with Chris Wall, 2i,
of 90a Citrus Place, Newpoi't Beach.
, .).'oung W~l is a seruor a defensive tackle
on the football ·team of N!xon's alma
Shortly th~ter. Louil Martlnei Jr.
who lives nearby at 1804 3rd St.·and bis
wife heard what" they thoulht w~s a
gunshot.
The cOrwraUon, on beh~lf of Hun-
~lngton Harbour residents, is·"seeklng an
injunction agal~t "the honey pot,-.. ~
resfdenta: call it; on two counta: tnvolvtn,g
a small . 'driatnage channel near the
eastern property line of . the !411ltatl0o
stiUon loCated near the intersection of
Warner Avenue and ,Piclflc Coast
Highway. · · ·'
.. Superior Court Jlldie 11aqnon, SCOVIile
reluoed to gran!•iHeinporary-lhjunction
agahist sanitation district use_, :OC that
drainage channel ilnlll a lulr hearl!ig Ls
held on the) matter.
the ecene ol an earlier craslf but ran ov~
a div~ -~nd amUtiia fritO blfrlcaTei. ,
They claim tD their Superiot Court stilt
that County A,,_ Andrew J. Hinshaw
defied state law when be valued OU drill-
ing sites in Huntington Beach, Seal Beach
and Newport Beach at about $20 million.
And they argue that if Hinshaw had
observed the law he would not have in-
cluded the value of state owned raya1ty
interest in his calculations.. Correct
valuation ~y Hinshaw would have set the
assessment tab at about $13 ro1lllon and
cut the cotnpany tax bills by that same
'400,000, it is argued .
Named as plaintiffs ln the action are
Apantic Richfield Co.: Humble Oil and
Refining Co.: Oreo Oil Co.; the Signal
Cos. Inc.: the Termo CO.; Texaco Inc.
and Weot Shore Petroleum Co.
Cited as delendants in the complaint
are Orange County and the cities of Hun-
.ungton Beach, Seal Beach and Newport
Beach -three agenclu who all<iedlY
recelevd a tot.al of '61.500 In taxes
allocated by the county.
AUomey F.dward $. Renwick explained
for the oil companies that Hinshaw his
defied stale laws on oil drilling
assessments because "like most other
C.lilornia assessors he regards· then\ as
uoconstituUooal'." ~ .
Renwick said l:Unshaw'a atUtude ls ln·
correctly based on oil assessment con-
ditions that e1isted prJor to the passing of , new si.te la)V in 1957. ,That revision of
Cilifomla codes. he. uld, allowed oil
companies to deduct royalty interests
!run thtlr total UOdsment!.
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mater.
The President and the student chatted
for awhile about football at the Quaker
campus. The President said 'he had spent
most of bis football tinie· at WhitUer on
the varsity bench.
"Ilifftr·caught~a forward pass," he
quipped. ,
Chris repUest: .. Yes, vte talk a lot
aboul that." •·
Martinez ran outside and found officer
Sasscer lying on the. stteet. ln froal. of his
.patrol car. He saw no one eise.
Martinez yelled to his wife. to call
· poli"e ana at~e-mt ted ·to ·rtnder-flrSt aid.
He is an attendant with Wlnd Ambulance
hl Santa Ana. . ~ .. ' . .
. On 111.e lint coun~. Huntiilg1m Harbour
claiml lhe·"boney· pot" II llleplly1111n&
,. the . channel which ii on lluidinglop
Harbour property. , • ·1n 111.e seCO!Kl ,~. the ._.,uon
c)alms tl)at "strong,. WlJ'lt~t odqra'.'
CQme · from. .ltiPIOt water Ip. the
r ,.. • j • ' '\ • ·-·. drainage channel. •
P~trolmen Jack Kelso and Anthony
Giegec_ fied.:.tbe.:..a}iOL'...wbefe_ they _wer_o_
i111eaSur~g 'slddmlrks from the first ao.
cidtnt, but KelJO was knocked down ard
,out _wlltn lilt b)o a Dying divider J>Ost.
He illlflered maltlple <Utit, back injuries
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-A-artm-t. c . ·· -p1-· 'eX' · -A'fi::-'-d-Attorneys · for ~ssnilsU.0.1.dlatrlct P en om ;Q ·:R. . have clajnled the district bu a_.,. · ' · ' live euement (abo® ill~ same as ,gua\..
-' --· ' • • ' ten' right.) to the chsnnel boceu.t it his • 1\:eidler , been used ,. ... 19.14. , • • ·-· N Vall c • • c • • Rchard = Sllf*'.jnledept ·or• "l'lli!y-•sunroo'' ·ts · lhe•·eall for -ear ey IVlC ente.-. the'sant1t1u~t~~=· r,;1;.:;1,;:;H:"'"!"·g\:;'°1: ' I I\),
Beach Boy Scouts . -. . . -:-" ; : ,p, \.',. \ ... ' ~~~~ ·;~Jltiq\i : ~· ) tllo<lhnP·C witile ~-
,\pproval for a 4tO<mlt apoi'lmOril com1 111.e· mr of '"" a~ J .... ,.T-......... ~ . ...., · u..' · .. , . . • , .. • '" . ,, ... . .. , dev.L...,,...f,Ls1 ""-, ... , . , · ·$j meter sloY•. •aUe <!fcreoa.
Set pan cake Feed Ji!ex ln Fountain Valle1'•..c:1 city . ' .~ ·~.;;;~;jlj. the'~l~( d~J>e!';'.~11'' J ' . ' .rN~m~·. \l'O~).'
center .,.. wu 1Lven W '1 nl~ -roct"Jsr.a~"'' but CletoUs filete·healiriif . , • , • f:JfD ·i.leulSl<ill•iklr •;..;,,1
Boy Scoots from Troop 568 of Hun-by Plalilllnl commll8t...,.. · ' wri l<ii( lo a · Mt~•-the · BeUles "'~;ra:-""'..,... 1•!lilllY~" iii<' """kh IO · thi • q111c;·1~1-
lingion Beach will be flippi'!I fl~p jacks . Wllllam ~on ~t· ;ii:._~ 1ll: clty'a pla••••• atalf and .....'.,,,,.,,._ . rqid lot ftve, alo.;wr_ ·~: .,,; : 111GUJi:iih<. ,.ff;,, u~~ ~ 41 for the public from 9 a.m. to·t p.m .. Sun-. ~enta on auw -..,-· . ·~-.. , , .JWi --r"'!'~·.. !JternaUy . v.e _.-u . -.:I)~..,, LIB llllliil..-..>f6J 1 • ·i\I_ .
day at the comer of warner Avenue and north,...t comer or Slater Avenue and 'Ille db" center la 1'!slel' ptar!Jfed the dlllrfcl \Dd~~'· llti· .,.. Fav• . • • . ·'•r •
Springdile street. • Ward street, adjacent to Colonia Juares prlmarlly .for, ·~ tcommerd&I fadUU,s Ot ~~M ' . ~-: , ~ '"""'·!'~'"'~ . fr • ...... ' ..
Jn addition to pancakes, the,. young and diagonally across Slaltr Avenue from al}d ~QllillllC!s. ,;1_,\. ... ~. • ~;. u.,, ~ 91 .fl~~~~-t-· ''1
• t ,, · f g.'rf.: ~ l: ,.J ~';:, ~
scout! wlll serve sausage Julee co11.. cll)I ~all. Cumnl!Y Youirt1ln Va\.., ·~ot1lY1..,. )~118!1:~ 1111\ tlMt ""' ._., " --·• and milk as they try to ra£Mi hmds for Planners approved apartment zonlns deslgnat.ed lpartment-fbrl~'li «SJt._..· of'jOl.1IW anotblt'santtatlon' :--'....,... ': = &:;' ,~:;
lroop activtU,.. for the property and the prectse pion the GrM!f Valley ~ ' dlllrict 'woUld be ........i by .-... ol -. ., ....,. ...
Proceeds from the. corner cook~ul wlll presented to them after a short public • Most ·Of_ F9U0ta1n Vi11ey•1,4' ajirtment SUntel Beach anil larfst4f1. :"'..:= J =-,..._ •:
buy camping equipment and supplies (9r hearing. area ls scbedtifed f<tf111te cli,.CO!J!er.llte, lie bu, also bllmed,al vai'loul lboa -1"~ -'I
tralnini. S<!outs will be cookln1 on the Planner1 gen<rally •pt>roved of lhe . located ~ bOIWeen w.,._ and the U.S. NayaJ..Wu-Statloa·llld lltt. :..:.; ~, " =="-..
comer of 'l'ltrtlUmarl parking lot. Food overall deslgn, but quuiloned whlt.t)'P" Slater A•.W.. an<l<l!ro0ldnint oltd'Ward glinetal 11Wamp·t<UlllloD ,ol Ille ano r.r'. '
was donated b)o Thrll\imart. · of roofs would be pl1""1 on ~ kl Strteta. ' the lllll'i•••nl -. '------------· ..1
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Jimid·ln the earlier accldeRL
MrJ. Joiui>.loa died «t 4 p.111. Wed·
nesdq, pinned to the wreckage of her
ll'MD car 1after the sooth bound auto was
~ tiY • nonhbouncl vdtlcle on tho
To Sex Cyclists
NewpOrt Freewiy al Dyar Road. •
The dead woman's bNther, Larry
M~er. 16, of the zame ~.was
severily. injured. as y.ias Mrs. Mar ie
Shot'ft!l, .ao, of 1743 F;vergroen Ay. ..
Full<rlDO.
Young ~esstpgefl was oo the paMenge'"
side, w:h1le bb sister took the brunt of the
colli.01®. -lnvest.lgators said Mn. Shotwell'• car
went out of control, veered acro1s the 80
foot-wide dirt divider strip and demolish-
ed the Johnston car.
DEAD AT CENTER
The Romero girl W11 dead on arrival at
orance c.ounty Medical Cenl<r at 7:35
p.m. Wednesday night af:ter beinC run
over by a pickup truck tn a laundromat
parking lot in the 600 block of West First
StreeL ,
Driver of the-truck, Mrs. Aida
Ramiui, 39, of 419 W. Chestnut St., San-
ta Ana, was not cited.
.-The other two victlms bad been
hospitalized after earlief accidents.
Markee died at SL Jqd~ Hospital,
Fullerton. aeveral boura alter loalng con-
trol o! bis motorcycle -otriklng a car
at Lambert Road and Idaho Street in the
La Habra area.
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QUILT COVERS ONCE-PRETIY DONNA JOHNSTON FROM SIGHT OF PASSING DRIVERS
CHP Officer Bob Hiii Wrlt.t Report on Newport Freeway Fatollty Wednttday
startweather succumbed at H o a g
Memorial Hospital Wednesday · after
being thrown 50 feet from his car at 3
a.m. Tuesday when it ran off Jamboree
Road at San Joequin Road in the UC, Irvine area and overturned.
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PRESIDENT IN NEWPORT • • •
Hump~ySays
Time Now Ripe
For Cease-fire
PlllLADELPlllA (UPI) -Hubert H.
Hwnplny oald today the time appears
ripe for a11 immediate cease fire in South
Vletnain, followed by free elections open
to all poUUcal groups to bring peace to
siru-Asia.
The former vice presider! and 11168
Democratic preaidenUil nominee made
the obtervation tn a prepared speech,
·billed by bis office as a "major addrm,"
home Wednesday afternoon to the cheers
of about' 5,'()00 ~ns.
Hi!: wile, in a bright yellow suit, ac-
cepted.red roses Crom dignitaries as the
Presldeot cliOlbed up on a car trunk to
give San Clemente its place in the sun.
He announced that he and the family
plan to spend the entire month of August
at their new San Clemente home. At one
poinlhe grinned at Mayor Wade Lower in
h!s:"wheel ch.air and said, "He's going to
fix my ticket" apparently referring lo
future traffic citations:
Said tbe President, "When I met Pat
and before we were married, we used to
drive down Coast. Highway ind the beach.
at San Clemente wu one oi our.Javorites •.
"Now we're glad to own a:.p.rt of it.
When 1 say own a part, of Jt~e hope
everybody wlll. uae if too. -
.,And 1 recall, too, that 30 ytars ago 1
came to San Clemente. I WJlS then a to 1he Permsyvlania AFlrCIO ~11ven.Uon. lawyer in WhitUer and allo i.. Habra and
In the tat o! bis speecb,.Hwnpbrey ap-J made a apeecb to ·a '""'i;.. club peored to be careful 1lCll to -,, . --,--.
President Nti:on, who Wm meet with I~ was either Rotary -I notice the
South Vletrwneee President Nguyen Van mayor. is a member of Rotary -Of
'lbleu on Midway Is~ .,,~ Kiwarus; orie of the two..,A.nd I didn. t
d. th --• ~or · ~ ' ~ 30 ,....,_ w4a14"" Uke lhis lSCUU e u.n11.1u""~ W...,::\ , -• id at tea'&t a sanimti res~ of this city
proapects for ~ace. . and I'm very· proud to ht-here and have Humphrey aaid U.S. atrategy abould be cb fine nelghbon t ~ geared to tbe following objectives : BUH • _J "First, to find a solution to the impasse I want you to know:: that this one
over the. procedures for achieving and personal factor that you lbould be aware
then Implementing a-political settlement of ••• that having someone 'that hotdl the
in South Vietnam: and second, to st.op as office of President as. your neighbor is
quickly as possible the high casualties not too convenient at tunes.
that continue to be bdlicted by both "I very much regret that Secret
sKtes." Service requires that when we travel -
From Pagel
BOYCOTT ••.
we'll try nc>t to travel too much on the
highways -that they have to clear the
roads and sometimes you will not b;e able
to get u close to the house as you would
like.
Asked If the President had been refer·
ring to Senator Fullbright in a recent
speech crlticliing "new laolationlsts",
Ziegler indicated the .President bad been
speUing in general ttrrns.
During bis work aesalons, Mr. Nixon ls
to confer with Robert Finch, secretary of
health. education and welfare, and
Patrick Flanagan, l!Sia!Ant to the Preal·
dent.
Asked by a l'fPOl'ter if a Chilean re--
quest that Gov. Rockefeller cancel a
scheduled vlait would calllt caDcellatton.
Ziegler said, "We look lor the govemor's
visits to LaUn-Amerlca to ConUnue."
Ziegler Qld that Friday the President
_will meet with youngsten, two each,
from ~~ states of Oklahoma, Iowa,
Mlchigail,-MJssl&sJppi and New York.
He . cleacribed the young people, In-.
cludlng·one girl, 11 niemben of a pilot
srouP. aet up t year ago by the NaUonal
SeleCI! .. 8ervlco Bbard to better com-~tlona with young Persons on the
Zlefler Indicated the President would
be llaWilllg to the vlewa o! the YOUlll aeL
They lnclude ltudent& of Uve colleges,
two high school!, two apprentices and one
from the Office o! Economic Opportunity.
Mr. Nillon Is acbeduled to fly to 1he
Newport.r again Friday, depariinC from
San Clemente at about 9:40 a.m.
Santa Ana Bandit
Slain in Gunfight
With Store Owner
Marina Students
'Take Over' PA
As Senior Prank
The sound of crackling supersonic jets
roared Over the public address system at
Marina High School Wednesday af.
tunoon, followed by a sudden an·
nouncement that " . . • !his is a
takeover."
Then student voices cut in, completely
controllillg tbe public address system and
shutting out all administration attemp~
to regain control.
What happened?
It .was just the senior class pulling an
end-of·Ule-year prank.
''By rewiring ·the PA system,"· ex·
plained Pat Bn.ibeck, brains behind the
senior takeover, "we made it impossible
for administrators to stop our broad-
casling for 15 minutes."
Senior•, inclucun, America's Junior
Mw Jackie Benlnglon, ·then look tums
.spoofing adminlstratJon and teachers.
Huntington Beach was renamed Be-
nlngton Beach and Jackie announced ahe
, wu q>eaklng froai .. "bea~ul downtown
• 0 ... 1..m,... .. . ~~~·· Rewtrtng of the 1y3tem was aocom·
pUahed by Larry Pomato. About 20 slu·
dents took part in the "takeover."
Harvard Rebuffs SDS
CAMBRIDCE, Maas. (UPI) -Harvard
Univentty has "OaUy rejected" a re-
quest by Ule Students for a Democratic
Society for use of university facilities for
the militant student group's national con-
vention.
A boy ln 1 scarlet car led lawmen out
of Santa Ana at 120-mile.s-per-hour at
night and -todAy -·into a lurid tale of
perversion in whlch teens were allegedly
sexploited for grotesque motorcycle gang
honors. ·
The impllcaUon of The Hessians outlaw
cyclist group in the strange story
originating on what Santa Ana police
have come to call Wild Tuesday is being
thorougllly probed, police aald.
Beginning about 5 p.m. Tuesday, with a
mother's tfp about . where tc> find ber
runaway tetnage son, the case bu so f1r
led to the arrest of four adults and five
juveniles.
Janice A. Cutter_. 28, of 2818 Baker St.,
Santa Ana, wu arralgried Wednesday in
Central Orange County JudlclaJ District
CQurt.on a charge a. ses: 'perversion.
Mlcbael I\. Buie, 22; of 4311 Wilde Pl"';tfi• ta .. Ana, was released on bis own · gni.zan~ after arraigrunent on
the · SH c~e •. with preliminary
hearing ore 'Judge Paul Mast set ne1t
Wedneidt'.
CHAilGii§ LISTED
Charged with contributine to the delln--
queney of a minor and both due in court
on June 25 are Wanda J. Roush, 30, of
4120 W. Fifth St., Santa Ana, and Robert
W. Bell, 27, of 5232 Tango Lane, Yorba
Linda.
Both were arraigned Wednesday and
released on their own recognizance,
without posting bail.
The !i\le boys and girls aged 14 and 15
were held in juvenile ball on chargeS of
being in danger of leading a lewd and im-
moral Ille, but the youngest couple were
released to their parents.
The strange tale began piecing together
when a woman Uving not fl(f from ML!s
Cutter's Baker Street apartment called
police to -say· She IWf seen her son -
missing two weeks -in a red car.
Officers John Bmd and Dennis Scott
began searclllng the neighborhood in
their patrol car and spotted the boy and a
girl pa8'enger In the 2560 block ol South
Lowell Street, Santa Ana..
They said the girl Jumped out and Oed,
while the boy gunned the engine of the
car and screeched off on what ended u a
17·mile chase, from south Santa Ana to
Costa Mesa and back again.
DRIVES FAST
The patrolmen aald the boy drove 70 to
120-mlles-per·bour, like a race driver, to
the Valehcia Avenue offramp of the San
Diego Freeway, where be cracked up tbe
botar. .. ·
Motorllt .lame! Griffin, of· 2581:
Serena&a Drlve, Mllsion VleJu1 WU'
credited w!UI belpq io··end':the hlCh-
speed parsult by jockeying pistUon unlll
he was in front of tbe 1111pect, then slow-
ing down.
Blowing a Ure, the boy's car spun
around down the offramp and was hit by
the police patrol car driven by Bond, iJJ..
vestlgators Said, but SUil refused to Sur·
render.
Patrolman Bond and bi1 partner said
they had a serious struggle with the
sturdy suspect before he was finally su~
dued and handcuffed.
keeping report cards until school
resumet. ; I Spring
"I wish we could meet everyone
personally to tell you how happy we are A would-be jewelry store holdup man
to be in CalUornia and have you as was shot to death this morning when he
neighbors." reportedly engaged in a gun duel wilh
As the President and Mrs. Nixon. shook ·the store owner.
h::.nds w.~ ~ Jn\dtilude of wellwisbe~, Jfnta Ana~ palice said their prelim-' Secret service men. !l).Ove<l;wlll> :thel" '"c::;',. "·' • ~"'-· · c10se "'proxlinity;-0nce &rklng at· a 11 11 fiiVc;nqi;odon tndl~ated Sam
Hunting the myslery girl who jumped
from the car, meanwhile, wu ·Officer
Thomas Barnes, who traced her ,to the
cutter woman'• 11partment.
Just as Patrolman Barnes wu ques-
tioning Miss Cutter, however, he sakt the
girl herself dashed out the back door and
fled into the large, sprawling apartment
complex.
GIRL QUESTIONED
Questioning of another minor girl Jn tbe
neighborhood led to dlaclO.ures by her o!
alleged i;icts of perve?slon -pi.rty~Je
-in which the five younpt.ers later tr·
rested were present.
Why mi&ht anyone do iuch thincs. -
not released by lnv~tigators pi:obing the
case -but easily imagined by thole .who
have read documented studies of other:
outside-society groµps? _
"To attain honors granted by the
Hessians," ·uvenile a u t b or i t I e s
paraphra~ the youngsters as telling
them durtn~personal interviews.
Some motorcycle gangs band out
{nedals and awards such at U.S. Air.
Forte wings painted red for certain one~
act plays, while various pieces of d~a-
tion are handed out for other di.splays of
boldness.
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GOODWILL. ••
suspended active search of the area pen~
ding further development.
"It is pretty definite that no one from
the wrecked vessel is afloat in amal1
craft," a Coast Guard spokesman said. ·
The search for survivors from the ill·
fated vessel still continues, however, by
persoMel of L & P Machine Industries,
the firm owned by Ralph Larrabee,
owner and skipper of the Goodwill.
Arthur Knievel, executive v~ce prtsl~
dent of the firm, said two boats with
divers departed San Dlegc> today and
woukl begin salvage operations Friday.
Only hope that anyone from the wrec:"'
ked schooner survived appeared to lie in.·
the remote possibility that someone m•J"l.
have made it to the rugged and ba?reQ,1-
shore of San Geronimo Island whlch lits
jliSl Inside the reef. •
But heavy seas were known to have"
been smashing the reef at about the time
lhe Goodwffi grounded, and K is certain :
th"! the light marking the reef ..a, Iii-' o~attve: ~
Educat.ed guessing -both official and
by yachtsmen acCU!ltomed to cruising the ..
area -is that the Goodwill hlt the reet
on the night of May 25 ·or 2e while en
route from Cabo San Lucas to EnseD&da.
A strong current sets on the reef at ctr-:
tain times of Ole day.
It is further the<>rized that all of the
persOnnel were asleep below exce"' one
person left on watch. The Goodwill would
have been cruising under auxiliary power
and cont.act with the reef at normal rpeed
would have ripped out her bottom.
-The crucial hangup ln teacher-trustee
negotiaUons is currently centered around
~tenths of a percentage point in ........ ,_ unl>udgeted money
and the language used in the latest
district offer.
District Administrators have offered
the te.achera a four percent increase, wi th
a twc> percent boost if addiUonal money
should becc>me available.
television crew to keep its distance. Drucker, owner of Brown a Jewelry In
The crowd, including ecstaUc San downtown Santa Ana, shot the bandit as
Clemente and Laguna youngsters, squeal-an accomplice fled.
SAVE $155 to $255
To date the teachers demand an iron
promise from the trustees that there will
be a boost at the end c>f the year if there
Is extra money. The trustees, hc>wever.
the teachers said, have only 11hown a will·
ingness that such a bocet would be talked
about.
DAILY PILOT
i»!G'l -COAST PUIL.llHING COM,.ANY
Rob.rt N. Wttd Pr•ldwftt tlld Pvbll.ntr
Jtek R. Cu•l•y
\/It• Prn1*"f •!'Id ~-ti Mt111w
Thoin11 K11¥ll
Ed!Jor
Thoin11 A. Murphino
Mlnetlnt EdllO!'
Albert W. l1t11 W illi1in Ried
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Editor Cll'y l!dltor
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ed ln delight as the President mo\led The secood man was captured about
close and ahook l;lands. one block from the robbery scene near
More than 1,000 feet .of ice plant"lllong the Bank of Tokyo in downtown Santa
the route. of the Presidential motorcade Ana.
to his home was trampled flat by the Neither of the suspects had been Jden-
mllllng feet. Mr. Nillon doubll"' needed · a :!hoe shine after walking through the tified at press mne.
1tubble field at the Coast Guard staUon. Investigating officers Wd there are
He waa lint greete\l by Victor c. bullet h?Jes throughout the inlerlor . o!
Andrews of Emerald Bay, his Orange Drucker s shop at 215 E. 4th St .. which
County campaign manager and in-is a combined Jewelry It.ore and pawn
duSlriallat Arnold O. Becklllan o! Corona shop.
del ~r. Andrews introduced Mr. Nixon Police indicated that tht one bandit
to other dlgnHaries and arranged with was 1bot to death within the store
the Secret Service for the press to be confines. Both sus'pects were Identified all~ed ~t of. the ~wd and given aome as male whites.
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During the press brteflng·session, Pms---S•v• 0,. th•s• luxuriov1 a:prtng CIO'Wft 1of.n. Aveilebl. iA
Secretary Ziegler indicated then would Tn,.. Refund Bill be several announcements today ind Fri· ......., your choic• of febric• -v.tv.ts, Uaen P.'Uah.. ..t.&.SHS
day whJch be rated above 11.verage im· ~but not eartbshaklng. huvy t•riur•' ind meny ofh•n.
Ther<hadbeenpressspeculauonabout Wins First Test
pending announcement of IOIJ'le echedule
or American troop withdrawal from Viet-
nam. Ziegler declined comment on this.
Valley Eyes Tr~ct
By Copter Pad
A proposed resldenUal develc>pment
near the U.S. Marine Corps he!Jcopter
facility at Mlle Square reeeJved a close
loot Wedn<Oda:y by Fountain Valley Pinn·
ning Commt.ssloners who are concerned
about noise.
The Assembly Ways and Means Com-
mittee apprc>ved a bill .that will enable
ptI'SOO$ in corporate type llving units
such as Leisure World to receive the
home owner's t'ax ref'Und of $70 •
Introduced by Assemblyman Robert
E. Burke (R·Huntington Beach), AB 575
is expected to go to ,the Assembly floor
by Fri<ta7 for'& vote. , ,
The tiJU wu rushed through comm!~.
tee Tu1!$d1Y· after Gov. Ronald Reagtin
sent a letter to tbe Ways and Means
Committee asklna tllem . to HCOllSidtr
AB 575. He labeled the bPI an urgebcy
1111tter and requested the commlltee to
g1,. the bW IUrther .-.-
Your fawrll< dWQn« °"" i>f lloppv to mNt "'8 •.• .
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Also •v•n•bl• in sm1ft.r
1ia•1 at com,.r1bl1 s•v.
Ing .. ·
Plannen requested the Pr es I e y
Development Corp. k. show plans for pro.
tectinc UM! homes f1om the loud noise of
the htliCopten before tentative tract
plans could be approved.
Representatives of the Marine Corps
had opposed the homes, to be built on the
southeast corner of Edinger Avenue l?'ld
EucUd Street, bectll!t of a low fliglrt pit·
tern by helicopters.
Kennedy Mass Slated
WASHINGTON (AP) -The widow of
Seo. Robert F. Kennedy and his surviving
brother have arinc>Unced a memorial
mass to be held at Kennedy's graveside
In Arlin1ton NaUonal Cemetery tonlgh~
the first •fUlivenary of bb death.
H.J.GAl\l\tff fURNll1JRE
Planners asked Presley to metL
Federal ijOll!ins Authority (P'HA) stan-
dards on noise JevtL!.
T•mn« Cardlnat Coob o! New Yor1<
wu to offJcla~ at Lbt a p.m. &ervices
open to the publlc.
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at Long Beach tn admlnlstr• · 1cy,mpllshments are on Mrs.
tJon. Howes' record. and to list
Many 11chleviment1 and ac-them all would fill a book. The
Everything You Need ·
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Wedding Cake
L.t.R•l ASSORTMI NT OP
ORNAM I NTS
• P•ns • Separ1tor1
•Bells e· Doves
• 01cor1tin9 Tub•s e Otcor1tin9 looks
Wedding Invitations, Napkins,
Ch1rnpagn• Goblets and Brid1'1 Books
:JJ,.e :J.ro:Jfin'J .JJou6e
2314 Hew,.,r llyd, T.a.pt.111: 141ol794 C..t. MIH, C.llf.
PEARL AND CORAL
SALE
14K y/g ond
P11rl E1rrin9s
$5.50
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c,,,·.·.:. ' . .
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14K y/g Caril and
Di1mond Ring
$425.00
s.t.ct from our
F1bulou1 Coll1clio11
of Ori111l•I Cwltur1cl
P111li, All Si111, From
$23 .00 to $2,500.00,
Al10 l1r91 1l1g111f 1rr1y
of A11g1I S•i11 Corti
J1w1lry froM tli1
M.dil1n1111111 w1t1".
l111n1rlou1ly Acc111t1cl
witho Di1rno11id1..
June 2nd t o June 15th"
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W EINE RT-CLARK
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32 Fa shion Isla nd
Newp ort Beech, California
-644-2040-
(Al RINGS
RINGS
NECKLACES
l lACELETS
PINS
SOUTH SEA PEARLS
CULTURED PEARLS
IAlOQUE PEARLS
OX-ILOOO COit.AL.
ANQEL SKIN coiv.L
esteem ln whtcl1 Ille b bell! by
her co-workers and th& fond
place she occuples in the
·hearts of Orange Coast College
students .attest to the success
of her life's work.
What w111 Mrs. Howea find
to do after retirement ta nn-
her days1 A 1lance at the Hat
of projects ahead ol her ln-
dJcates that she is not rully
reUring, but beginning a whole
new career.
After traveling t h r o u g h
northern United States and
Canada, slu! will depart for
the Orient, then for the Soulh
Pacific next summer.
When her lmmedJate travel
· plans are completed, she will
work on audio-visual tapes for
use on closed circuit television
in schools, hospitals and other
faclliUes . Ha waiian Adventure · Between tapln1 sessions, she
will pursue her hobbles of photography, interior decora-Dr. and Mrs. Russell M. Morgan of Huntington
tioo. copper and silver work. Beach were among passengers aboard the SS Lur ..
oil pi1lnting, gardening and line when it sailed for Honolulu to receive the tradi·
colled.l.ng costumes and an-_li_·ona_l_Al~oba--w_el_com __ •·-----------!lques.
And there will be friends
and relatives to visit. Mra.
Rowes lives within 30 miles al
IO of her 13 nieces and
nephews, and she has made
many friends in the area since
rnoving to California s!ter her
husband's death.
Council
Officers'
to Conduct
Workshop
Orange Coast College coeds
have always been able to find
solace in Marie Howes, sure
that they could depend on her
understanding ear and sym·
pathetic heart when troubles
came.
Her advice to them, aod to
students not troubled but anx-
ious for life to begin, is con·
talned in a small pink-framed
plaque that sits inauspiciously
on her desk..
A cooperative n u r s e r y
school workshop will take
place between 9 a.m. and 1
p.m. Saturday, June 7, in the
Clara Barton Nursery School,
locale!l In the First Coogrega-
llonal Cburcb, Fullerton.
SpoMOred 'by the Oran1e
Courty Council of Parent
tParticlpatioo Nursery Schools,
'thi Workshop is conducted for
new school officers.
There is a 50 cent registra-
tion fee, and the event is open
lo the public .
Mrs. Patricia Bucciarelli,
trainer l n developmental
kinderglrten ln the Richmond
School, Fullerton, will serve
as keynote speaker and there
will be a question and answer
period following btr talk.
In addiUon, there will be a
continuous viewing of film
strips which the oouncU is con-
siderin1 for purchue and use
in the 11 cooperative llU1'Riy
schools in the county. "Look to this day-For
yesterday already is a dream
and tomorrow is anly a vision;
But today, well lived, makes
every tomorrow a vision of •
hope-Look well , therefore, to
this day."
Mrs. Howes' life Is the
epitome of the advice con-
tained in that Sanscrit wrJUng.
Her vision of the future has
N.ew President
Pink and Gold
Picks
Decor
never dimmed, but she has Pink and gold will provide
never· been too engrossed with the decor when Mrs. Al
it to take Ume to he.Ip her Hackmeister js installed as
students. Help today for many · president 1o1 Beta Gamma
students has me.ant a briihter chapter, Epsilon Slgrna Alpha
tomorrow for them, i,nd a sorority in Fountain Valley.
vialon kept alive. She will be honored at a din-
Her desk will be vscanl next ner Friday, June 6, in the
year, but she will never vacate Fishennan, Huntington Beach.
the hearts of the students she Love, Ca m p a a s J o n and
her theme.
mllmmmillmmmmmmmmm•mllliiliii1ii0vi'i'·iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliHiainnoniiiiy bas been selected as
Mr1. St.an Cochran, Beta
Gamma's Woman-Of-the-year;
will be the · installlne <i:ficer.
Also seated will be the Mmes.
William Hewston, vice presi·
dent ; Chuck Canedy, cor-
"'pondlng Secretary; Larry
Evans, recording secretary;
George Keller, treasurer; Pat
Morey, chaplain, and William
Guthrie, parllamentarian, who
will receive her 10-year pin.
HUNTINGTON
PHOTO .. SUPPLY
A first peat! wJll be awarded
to Mrs. Louis Bacc1, who has
.completed a year of mem-
bership.
lnstallat-ion
Disclosed
Woman's Club of Laguna
Beach will close ltl aeuon
with an tnstallaUon ln the
Thll'ld'l', Junt 5, 1%9
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FACTORY TRAIN ED
· EXPE RT WILL
DIMON ST RA TE
SATURDAY, JUNE 7
10 AM to 5 PM
-:t HOURS: Ull MONDAY & FRIDAY 9 to 9
TUES.· W&O. • tHURS. ·SAT. 10 to 6
HUNTINGTON
PHOTO . SUPPLY
1'1' DtlOTID TO
le C. """"'"•
18519 MAIN ST., HUNTINGTON IEACH
847-6411
\ ll//e,. 'H0T06lA,HS
)'°' OJI Mlllt
Mrs. Robert H. Hull, former
publicity chairman, will take
over presidential dulle1 from
Mn:. J. W. Lansdell who will
become first vice pruideat of
the group. ·
Other new officers will be
Miu Helen un;er, oecolld vice
p-t. Miss Nell Moorman,
c:ornspondlng secretary and
the Mmes. Thrtlt G. Hanka,
recordlnl secretary; Georgia
Arner; tfeuurer: Nonnan S.
Ale:rander, financial
secretary; Edgar Axtell, clean
of chairmen; Florence
Robin!ORana ·JeS1le Dlingan,'
houJe dlrectm: Kim Ellli,
rental director ; Louts
Underwood, ways and muiu
chairman ; Edith Saunders
e>ordinator to Junior Womin'1
Club, and Mrs. Faye Bentsoo,
as.wctate.
Beach Babes
Every Wednesday al 7 p.m.
members of TOPS Beach
Babes convene at Huntlngtan
Beach High School for pro-
lfams.
Clones
Open Nawl ..... ;., ... --WEIGHT 4l .
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INDE~ 111 ~• DAILY ILOT
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Friday, June &th--Saturday, June 7th
99c _$~ $2-99_J~~
JABLES
Men, .. Women and Boys
30°!o to SO°!o · Off ,
• LADIES ' DRESSES !Sizes 8 to 201
• CUSTOM IHalfSizes l SUITS & DR~SSES
!Sins 12V2 lo 221/21
FRIDAY. 9:30 . to 9 'P.M. SATURDAY 9:30 to 6 P.M.
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D41LY
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Bell Bottom B..,a~s
Cantilevered homes on Los Angeles' hillsides is con-
sidered one M>lutloo to the periodic d .. truction of
houaes In recent years by mudslides brought on by
baa\iy-nlnfall, The cliff dwellings are reported to
be amoog the ·saf..,t of all buildings so far as slides
LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE ,.,_
C•ITt•ICAT• OJI •USIN•lS •ICTITIOUS IUUlll8
,,. ............., .... certllY lie k -:tlnl • blltJ-If ljf Goftmat'. COii• Y,, er~ lll!ller the fldlllcM firm
M tf l"Hl-Ull"S CEMENT COMPANY I fllll Mii firm II ~ o4 !he _!,,. .,.,_,, ...._. Ml'M ln "-11 tl'ICI
1;e of rftio.tct 111 " ,,,,_,
C,h.lrles E. "'IHI .. , 1&:S W. Wiiton, Mo.
•. COiie MeM. C11nforl'li1. llllod MllY 14 1 ....
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LEGAL NOTICE
Ne1AJ Symbol
For BofA
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) -
The world's largest bank -
Bank of America will
heoceforth use a n e w
trademWk.
The symbol blends the let-
ters "B" and ''A" into a con-
temporary deslgn w h I c h
resembles the form of an
abstract bird in flight.
The bank sa.id that the· new
trademark woold emphasiu·
"forward thrust." It w ill be
used in all the bank's visual
communications and the new
design will be incorporated in·
to the world headquarters
buHding here, now in the final
stages of coostrudion.
PHARMACY
TOPICS
"Y TIAAY Ga.ANT, It.Ph.
In countries where pumpkin
seeds are consumed in ebun·
dance. there are no prostate
disordeni. • •
O n tht' avC'rRg(', you lose 1
to 11,ii oz. in 1,1,.•cight pf'r hour
o! sle<'p. • •
"Dada" is usuaUy said before
"mama" O\~·ing lo e prefer·
t'nce for "d", not for a pre·
fc~n('C' lowards the father.
• • •
According' to the Pub 11 C'
Health "Sf'rvice, 81 '70 of
American children suffer
tooth decay. By the time
tht'y reach high school, 11
of their teeth are df'Ca~ or
Jost. · • •
Yello"' fever. long ihought
finished by the layman ,
<'laimrd An t's lin1a!N) 200,000
livt>~ in thl' early 60's,
• • •
For modPrn 11crvicc \Vilh old·
fashioned cour~y. brin1:
your prescr1ptions to:
'ARK LIDO PHARMACY
SS1 He1plt•I llud
Ntwport •••ch ' 642·15'0
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DAILY PIUIT t'hltl .,. Wt P&Jlll
and tremors are concerned for they are supported
by stee1 girders planted deep in the ground and
anchored to heavy iron "bells" far below the sur-
face.
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By SYLVIA PORTER
Today, more than half of all
cancers can be cured IF they
are diagnosed in time and
treated· properly by surgery,
radiation, chemotherapy or a
combination ol these. Jn many
types of cancers, such as skin
or cervical cancer, the odds
are even better: the vut ma·
jority Qf cases can be cured if
they are detected early and
correctly treated.
Yet, thousands or cancer
victims contlnue to refuse or
postpone to a fatal degree
legitimate treatment and to
seek instead the services or
elixirs of the cancer quack. ln
all, esUmatr.s the American
Medical Association, $ 5 o
mill)on is spent each year in
the U.S. for phony cancer tests
and' treatments. And too fre·
quently, huge sums are spent
by frighte.ned elderly citiuns
who are already on the brink
of bankruptcy and who m ay
Mt have the disease to begin
with,
WHY DO SO MANY
Americans fall for phony
cancer cures -ranging.from
"c~tnic energy" boxes to
worthless tonics -and by so
doing, postpone 'urgently need·
ed treatment which could s a ve
their Jives~
No fewer than· s e v e n
Federal agencies, including
the Public H'alth Service and
the Food & Drug
Administralion, are now con-
ducting an extensJve survey of
"Susceptibility to H e a I t h
Fallacies a nd Misrep~ta
t ions" which may t urn up
some of the answers.
Meanwhile, says the
American Cancer Society, key
reasons are the cancer vic·
tim's fear of incurability, fear
of the high cost of treatment,
fear of the prospect of radical
surgery, fear of radiation
treatment. In view of the fact
that one in four J iving
Americans will develop cancer
MARITAL PROIUMS!
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any qualified Specialist WilJ in-F~~\..1 1~::; l~:~ ::r~~ & T 2:~ 2~ ::Uri;:e.-1°' ~~ E:..~1\ 2~ '7~ :n1r~ pi;;'~ n,":.1•1 "i.;.,. n;, ·~:Z 0~~~11: !l ~ ~~'I JI?; · .,:, •
variably conduct S 'l 8 n d 8 rd hi In G .. l0,3111,:11 K1lt.ood • 61 h1v1 bHn DU•· Efll!rgy CY 51 60 Al .. t o...,,· I •l 1' 711111 11""-*ti 01.t!old .ab :t'f 5'~t ~ Sl''S t·n· Fii lnl!l J,.53 10.45 l(tuf .. E 1'6111 21\1. lMM!d 11 .. l!dl or EllffTV Ire 1v. I Al!IS '°"' 111 no n;, .,.... -'" Emioo''lo .ro 61 lt\11 Jilli lt\.i> • tests for any cancer al a Fil MUHi lD.13 11.00 t("'" Fib ""' 221,i IOIO (biol. ·•111'-E 111.-., l• IS\oli AU<Orl Pl~l l2 ,,,~ 11''t 111.~. ' 'll'lllhm .ll Sl 2'l• 1'" 2'V. . . . . Fat NII 1.43 f.2'1 t<nit Cua c '5 0•-r m1rt..l1\ E"" C1 ' "' AufSpltl• .1111 •os '!l) l~\'t 11u. 4 ' 11-_.A 1 j ,.~ "' recor,~ hospital or clinic Fl.t c.. '·"··· .. K1n 1 PC 11 1"" "", :nrou!ll'I-EQU!IY Oit 11 11v. Autorn1n 1,.., 1 ~ .. -.. ·~ ~· ' sc,,., -
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therapy according to I.he ~;:..::, :::t :::: ~,,:,. :ow1 12~ ~n~ "''~"°""'" ;~ "'!t,.fev'.i. 1~::" l~ :::l r~ ·.~ jiJ ~ 1~\ ff.1a -t ~ ts 1i 1.?0 13~ ~.~ sf'~ n .:!_' results o f these tests Fauraq 13.H l•A «• 1ru. l'Vo mlulon F11r1111 T ""' 10 Av"" Pd l.IO M 160 1SJ 160 %1'1 Or1'ei>per .IO 1 JG so 50 ' FraMelln Group: LMC Dill Sloli 6'h A..11 Cof_)ll 12 u FBay aGr SJ•Ao 16\IJ -8--Oom•Mln ,80 ~1 111.,, lt\.':i ~
B l lh ck ·11 Com Sit },lS 1.05 llnct 33V. J.IY, Acm., El '•'~ 1~'.C. FHd ICr U 11 OamFCI 1.0lt 16 131/o 13 I! ,'..:.'1j U e QUa WI : OlflC 1J,t1 l•.ll l.1nd• In W. 1'4 Acm• Vitt :N •illl: FaNI"' ?tit. 7J 1!11bt;lc W 1.3' Ill :Jim ~ ~ -V. ~lfeV .60 41· 7'~ 391" lt _ \l Neither perform reconn'-um 1.:io 1.00 L1n1 Wd 2.1~ 2m AF Mos11 7'\l:t 30 FeGN Miii 243 2.ii bkrOHT .1, ,,, 2• ?3 ?~ + •\ r oiivtr 11 uv."'ii 11 -e~u· 11'1(.MI 7.JI 2.73L1ra ll>d tl'l lG'la,.lr Incl f" 10 Fln Secur 1G\la11\lr l!llllGI!. 1.70 U llVs 331,1,, 33!4-I\ verCD ,6' 117 Ml,,. Cl'• .fOllO :.'.·a·
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a recog nized ·hosp·1·1a1 or cluu· ·c ""' "' '!'" 11' .. L1J1~""rn 11 t, A~•',' !;;! !!.~ ,"'!.tGt~,!IE ,", ~, .... Ill.Int Tr 2" J 101t ::,,.~, ;!..~ -+ :•, ~~1~ i':& 11: "'•i~~ ",1!~ ... ,,!? + Glbr•ll•• I : ... .,: ... Lewi• l!IF 19'.6 201/o :~ !O li" '6i1 Fii if~~D 1\/o ~ l:"'°ll list 2• 12 llti 1'ra -1\r. l'flllr 1111:10 I 4 \\ 4 ~~ tlil' + '\('
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perform ~ill invariably pro-c= s1 1t)• 1::t~ ~!i:Y.,,,. 11~ 1~~ :11:: ~:; 1~Y• 1;:? ~ll~\119s..r m: ~~ ·~ic 1>1 2.'50 uoif Jf"' 4J ~r" .:.:·..., :I~ pi.: ~: ~v. ~U ~\': :..:.i~· d d . · f H ful Ad •.1110.~ Lott Cini'/' ..... •Ill Alld A .. o .W. 6\t F...ciF Prp I l \lo ti Mlt 2 13~ 12\i ln'o + 14 upl&n Cp 140 2nli 21 27 ucea 1agnos1so cancer. e~1t1C1 23.H'r.I. Lot1E1• 1t 21 Atlled E• 1..,.~11""For1110 lJv.:u B•\~1 1'ld 5 1 60v. stYi ""'-1"duPOflt2,50g l"11Jtv.1J1 1Jt ·t·iii
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iricluding politicians Jawyers rs~Trhn 1:·;: 1l·fl =''~ lSV. :UV. Pipe ll'A 'J'• Gn G!lbtrt • •Vi l!l:ldze~1 :: ' fr' !:~ n~ -:_i~ eE!!!!,P,~, ·• 110 21'i 27\.li 21'11 +Ji; ' ' /" " ,._ · c Je :n ......St c:..111 1~ t\:. 1C1nena 4"" S\.ii 1111111 Mow .. " "' .. ,1 ., v• ._., .90 I l•'lr l•\\ -2•V. -·\, movie ~tors. writers, etc. ,,., ~,,, 11 .. ,v, ,j.M,, •""•••'•'~ ~. •,1·, AmSt G "'11 n GR• Est 10,,, ll'h ae11 lni1rcO.. •• 11 •.. E11s1 Air so 1so JJYJ 71 •• n" + .. . .--r. . . r "' illindM)r CD 1r; 1"1 Geolll 614 7 8eml c I ...., l?llr ''''" 11\'t -... E11IGF I 01SI U3 21'4 l4''a 24'1\ -··· (This, 1nc1dentally, may be 11:_a,.o,: 11iiitJt:~:" C•P 13•01•\'Al!MUMr w t 67">Glno's ""'lll" 111-~ 1°60 11 u ... 3"1~ J.1;~ •· En1u1u ·1.a ,. 2'1't 1ni. 21v,_ ~·rectly true) · · •• '"' 1 "'""'n cF ·•~ ,., G11tte11 tsv. """' Aenc!IK Pt 1 1H ffi~ 3,1 :i~ ~ •" !•','!..Kv". ", j 119 1s<i 1,,; 15 + ,, t""' • Aretll N .UVa ~·~ G~lsn W l5'1i l6"' l!lentfFln 1 IO 54 1,.. ~· -111 lfli J.l'/0 31"' -O._ P 0 d t
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from former patients ho AriHn D~ ~· t.1 Gr11111 con 111,<, 72\.'o l!le.iF. 5PIJ:S0 1 ""' 7Pt 19'\ -1'4 EOctnlOtl .i1 JS ss 5J. ·-.. w 2 p ~ ,,,.,,,. \JV• l:>~ Gr11Ph scr 6S " ~ti ::.: ?:~ #:,t ~ :t2~ IEGllOfllrot I II 36 1s'' t =1"" claim he has cured their romoted ,\rT(IW H $ 57VI GrHn Ml 111' lnt l!ltn-7 hi l 1tS ,.\\ 7514 21Vi EGl.G .10 l'~ 17\lr 2SV. JI~ i•• ArvlOt 22''1 21'4 Grnlkl RI :22 2( l!ltn:Pha nt JI ''" 2 •• , .,.... • •• EtM1ttk Oft "" nt. "• -cancer. No reputable doctor 1u cc l!lot :ie J@oli Gr1nn.11 1:w llt e.mec cin 2t5 u .\& 1l\i, Uil -1 ~IMus ftl'.09t s1 6'< 6i~ '14 YI
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Print 8L.-·t his fam-•• pa Alire Ou 17'1" 11'!11 Gulf tnt 11 n 81111 l.wt 1 it 2' ,~ 26 + v; Ellr•~ 1.10 ,,n, t!u. ~. • :!:I LIVU ... ..., • !l1~a1 1214 ll Gyrod\I~ lnt llV. l!llVI 1!1111 I.JI 51 UV. ""' t:R4 .... Emer Elec I ...... ... $.RI, tients And if you look behind ll•t•d "'' 11\0 11\oli 1-1.,,, Cose 1._ 20'h B=1 Df•.1s ,. ll'D'.4 1~ 111114 = ~ EmE1 Pl •.to 1 1114 31,,. 1714 .! • • . Baktr 1\.1 '211 .... 21'1r Hlll'!d VOii 6'h 7'h t &~1 ll 111'1 11'-" ll'il + 'Ao Eme"Alr .IO 11 U~i. SJIJ, 53lli t the testimonials carefu11y you M Off• 11~1 P11,.1 7v. 1~ Hanovltf' s ,, rt ot1111 1.10 1u 4AUI .ci•Ai o l.'i _ l\ Eml!1rt 1.2011 33 ....,,~ 44 "''' . . . esa Ice OPunl w. ··~ 10•Ao Meftn Incl •ui. a. l!IOllC•• .2Jb 232 11'6. nv. T.I'~ ""'EmPOlst l,60 1l 11>ct 21\li 111'1 -. may find those quoted died l!1rw:u. lSV. ""' Htlh Mir 21 t1 llonc1 s1,.. 1 u 21~ ,,,... 2rio -t<l Em""re .90b • l ll\ JH. 311• +
I al l31tln " I) 1• H,,.,rldn f lOV. nv, loalr.Mlfl l.-' '"" '' mt End.John 110 , .... ,,_ ... • shorty tertheyauthoredthe e1vi,.., 1:ri~···~1-111111"" 11 lt· 11ar11en1 . .,.·• 'On ltl'I ~ ~EndJ_p,, ,100 :ff{; ;;\.!i ll\fl •. ji
I . ls I th • • 1•0<:h1m 31·~ :llV. Mal ... El" 6] " llortw•r 1.2$ ll• 31<.I ~ ll -\(, E,111111\Mln ..... '°' 2JV. ,,~ fl~=· g owing accoon o e1r Terry Erskine assistant ene 111e 1~~• 13 Moov .. r 21"' 21 l!lorm•nF .IO 5l n~ ?N 1~ ui. nnltlut .« 3 19,. 39 3t•~ .. {l cures ' ' Rllm IM 1• 16 HDU'll F11 l~-•1" IOI Edl1 2.0I 15 .. :tf~ Ml + v. EqulG•, 2.10 1 JI~ 3 ... · vice president First National 111e1sco1 R 11~ 'l"" H~ 1•v. 1? l!lourn' ll'IC 10 2,v. ~''-" 241\ ESB •nc 1.'lO • :uio 16~~' 2lt:,~ -~ _ Claim when challenged ' l\.,.oh H ~1 « ML.Id e~v 20 1111 1••nllA1r .so 15J ""' 1~ · 1611o :i:·14 ft<IUl•e :JO 10 21 2'.\ii 2n•1 ~
to put h,,· 1-atment lo a Bank or Orange County, has ~~.~·o, ~~~ t1v. ~::J'G.~ :ii.t :r .... e~l:7~vi·,',°,; ' ~·li 51"'1. Sl\~ -.. !Ellt~ln1 1.20 '' 3~·~ ).!::,:, l5% .,,. · · " bee Oled •~ l lrG =...,n ~l ;,s Hur,1 P '9Y, )O\'} l!lrl1tM1 Pl 2 11 :ii.ti •:MO 60\ -y, ~~j Ci> •72 '' Joi~• J.11• 3'"' 14 sc1entlf1c test. that he "won't n prom w manager or 11lrt,..,.,, tu. !\I Mven :nt(, :n B<IWYH•~ 1 J 4Sv. ~ .... "'a + ~ ~nc1~~ u~~ ,~\~ 2~~ ,•,L . ,., . . , ~lottk "tis ~V. J 1~ Ind G&W 201Jo 21 I WYHa pl A2 , ••• ,, ,.· ,, + ,. Eurofd ... -... '' '' •• " get a fair trial" because the the· bank s Costa Mesa branch a-.,1,111 E• n• ,,, 1nd Nc1 2l'4 2• llt1"r11uG 1.n ll M JO'"" 30v. {; Ew1n1P '~~ n v. 21 -
ed. I blish • • 'Bon !Ser"t 14\1 15\i tnlcrt~ 1 I llrawn Co s ''" ''" ''~1 Ever1,,.,, ~ S:Mi SJ 'SJ14 + ·~ m 1ca esta ment JS pre· and Larry Sallinger has been l'.o!i!h• c •1"• l•''> 1n1r1~ec1 • t¥i I.._ co pf l 10\~ it~ 211;:; t' EJ1tel10 1.:is 1~ ~ ~ ~ -~
l·ud1·ced aga·inst h'• method Or . '°" l'•D:t llt'i l1U Int Cl'ltr • .,..., wn Sh••r 1 lt 11•1i '1 n~~ ~ F•bl••• wi 4 31\0 311 .. ,, ... .:.:.·,;.:. "' . elevated to assistant manager einw11•... t "i ,.. l11t11 sn ui:. 16 a= i . .so 2' 444'1 ...... .u:w. Fi!ciorA .11 .. s' st~ se\; -..... he may challenge the medical • 111r11w.., G '-' J1 1"'"'* lll'I 1~ a .os, 4"I "~ 224'1 n•• + "' F•clorA w1 is .,..., -·
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duct -then either fail to by Carl E. Schroeder, the:~,:.· s l~Vi l~ ::; HI::• ~ ~lv. li5,.i;n' '"t.1"1 '• ~ 1~ 1Jru.=\ ~:J:;::'J, .., 24,,. 1)>,l """ -~ ~lllil F 2• ~,. .. 1111 ,.. "' 11 lt 1!111 I ... I ""' I.JV. 5.:Hli -. " Fab11n .. .! '•SI.Ii 2$\\ "'• -... deliver a sample or ins ist on bank's president c.i v1at~w ,.. m. tl'lt T•Pt 15 l' I It-'" 11 124'1 1N "" F'"" Fl11 '1.311 li J~ g~ M~ t ~ ·
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ORANsE ·COUNTY, ·CACIFORNTA voe. l.2, NO. 134, l SECTIONS, 34 PAGES
• I TEN ~ENTS
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By RUDI NlEOZIELSKI
Of .. 0.llJ "'" lllft
A massive teacher walkout at Hun-
tington e .. ch hlil> schools today was
prevented by a trustee offer to meet in
d~ negotiationi with representatives
of the District Educators Association. ..
The spec1aJ board meeting will convene
at 2 p.m. Saturday in Westminster High
School cafeteria.
HuDdreds of teachers, however, vowed
to lteep the pressure on lhe board by
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Nixon Flies
To Newport
For Confab
By RICHARD P. N4LL
Of .... O.ltr f'lllt lfaff .Fresh. from a tumultuous welcome at
his San Clem.ente borne: President Nixon
flew to lbe Newporter Inn today to con-
fer with advisers and announce a new
appointment. Mr. Nixon waa to begin a two-day
round of conferences at the Newporter on
FllD pietare eoverage of
• President . oa Page 10
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maUer• ranging from b~ • upcoming •
Midway meet with Presideql Nguyen Van
Thi'eu of South Vietnam to a conference
w:lth 10 young people from five states on
the draft.
A side-effect of U1e Newporler con·
ference may be selection of Jhe Newport
Beach facility as a work base when Ute
Preaklent is-in Southern California,
"l think the Pres.id.ent wants to get thG
feel of this particular wor~ ar~
rangemenl," Press Secretary Ron ZW!gler
said in a briefing Wednesday afternoon at
Laguna's Sarf and Sand Hotel.
He referred to the fact lhat Mr. Nixon
may when in San Clemente commute by
helicopter to the Newport.er for work
sessions with aides staying there.
The press would be ""located about
midway in Laguna Beach when lbe Presi·
dent is at his White House We&t.
Tanned and jubilant, Mr. Nixon stepped
from a helicopter at the Coast Guard
Loran station near his new San Clemente
(See PRESIDENT, Page Z)
Seven Oil Firms
Sue County Oyer
'Unlawful' Taxes •
Seven Southland oil companies served
09tice on Orange· Coui\ty 'wednesday &hat
tbey collectively paid an esUmaled
$400,000 in "unlawfully aaeued tues" in
the year ending June 30, !Mil -and they
want it back ... They claim In their Superior CCNr1 suit
that County A....,... Andmr J . .lllnahaw
defied state law wbeil be valued' on drill·
ing sites in Huntington Beach, Seal Beach
and Newp:>rt Beach at about '20 million.
And they argue that lf Hinshaw h~
observed the law he would not have in-
cluded the value of state owned royalty
interest in his calculaUons. Co1Tect
vSJuatiop by Hinshaw would have set the
a!sessment tab at about tt3 million and
cl# the company tax bills by that ume
;.too,ooo, it is argued.
Named as plaintiffs in the action in
Atlantic Richfield Co.; Humble 011 and
• ROfining Co.: Oreo Oil Co.: the S~l
Cos. Inc.: the Tenno Co.; TexaC!) Ine.
and w..i Shore Petrolewn Co.
Cited u defendants in the complaint
are Orange County and the cities al Hun-
tington Beach, Seal Buch and Newport
Beach -three agencies who allegedly
receievd a total ol '61,500 in tues
aDocated by the county.
.Attorney Edward S. Renwick explained Rir the oil companies that Hinabaw has
defied state laws on oil drilling
islessmeots because "likt most. other
Ci1lfomla auesson be regards them ts Uf)CODSlituUonal. ,, •
~Renwick said Hinshaw's atUtud"e,.Ls in·
CQrTtCtly based oo oil asseasment eot1-
dl~ that existed prior to the passing of
a iiew stale Jaw in 1967. That revision of
Cllifomla codes. be said, allowed oil
companies to deduct royalty lnteresla
from their total usessmenl!.
walking ·Oul or clwes MOjlday U the
board should f4U to accept the.lr tale.lit of· ·
fer of a {our percent wage increase with
a 2.8 percent boost Crom unbudgeted
district money.
The teachers, members of the District
Educators Association, met at 3 p.m.
Wedoesday in the HanUngton Beach High
Scboo1 Auditorium lo consider respooae
to1an ultimatum sent to the frustee.1 aak·
ing them ·to meet in special se.Won with
them Thursday.
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to ,be l\dded OD to 1be end al Ille lebool
year. . · •
Meanwblle:t.line II runnlnc ciut.1ar llie
teachers to show their strength ~ a
clau boycott, witti awnmer Vacation
acheduled to l>egin Friday. • • · ·
II will'he' Dwclitmore dUflcult 1ar the
teaChus 'to eep•the pwsure oo •clurlng
the summer months, but aome -already ·sugg..ted that they could bell
u"' tho-drive hr no!' living grade& cr·bf.
(See BOYCOTT, Pqe I) . . .
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Near Wreck
By ALMON LOCKABEY · C>ellr f'lltt ......... ......, ' •
The sea has given up two beidles ol'the
10 persons believed to ·have been at>oard
the ,161·foot achooner Goodwfil. when she
was wrecktd ·on Sacramanto Reef • 200
mile6 10Uth·ol San Diego. ·
The body or· a teenage boy found
noating ~two miles nortll ot the · wrlck
'l'llmay 'ha! I>een poatttvolyldenttrled aa
15-ye&r"ld .nm Sm1th, aon of 'Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon·Smtth, IM Santa Mariana
AVe.; F~~-ValleY: · , 1 i •
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Mlt. NIXON GREETS ECSTATIC SCHOOL CHILDREN'WHO ·CAME TO SEE HIM
"""' between 16 and · ltl 'YQrl·ll .... IJt
-crad IA pajamas anl:f Ule. Ja<Rt. lfil olao beil:g taken to·E--aholftt a
Mexican Navy vessel for identlticatkin.
The body wu reported to 6ave . been
found by fishermen a. few miles north of
where lhe· Goodwill . lies clUlbed on
Sacramento-Reel. It was taken to the
village o! Bahia Rosario where It ,wu
turned over to the Meli.can Na:vy.
Highway Cra:shes Hi pplneu fs Sh•klnt Handa Wlth .tho·Pra1klent In 'l'ovr.°"" H""'• Tawil ' . .
President Makes
First _Visit to
NewPort Beach
By JEROME F. COLLINS
Of ... ti.ftr "'"" lt.tf
For t1ie fint time .since his election,
President Nixon visited Newpor:t Beach
today.
llis Air Force multi-passenger turbojet
helicopter touched down at the Newporter
l~elipad:6hortly before 10 a.m., alter a
14-mlnute flight from his San Clemente
mansion,
Several dozen spectators clustered at
the fence around the pad and golfers
stood on the edge o! an adjacent green
where they could see the President. He
stopped al the lence, abook hands with a
couple. then spotted a young man wear·
ing a Whittier College sweater.
PrelidfJ:lt NW>o atopped and chatted
for 9eVetal minutes wlttt' Chris Wall, 22,
of !IOI Citraa Place, Newport Beach.
Youne Wall is a senior a defensive tackle
on· the football team of Nixon's alma
mater.
The President and the student chaUed
for awhile about football at the Quaker
campus. The President said he had spent
most of his football time at WhitUer on
the varsity btnch. . ..
"I never caught' a forward 1 paas,11 he
quipped •.
Cbril replied: ~~v.., we tal~ a lot
abo\l:t that."
Beac1i Boy Scouts
Set Pancake Feed
Boy Scoot.. lrom Troop 5tl! of Hun-tlnilon Beach will be flipping flap jacu
for the public from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m .. Sun-
day at the corner of W1mer Avenue and
Springdale Street.
In addlUon to pancak.,, the yoong
aooula will serve uunp. Juice, coffee
and·mllk 1s they try tO rafae fUndJ for
troop acUvitiea. •
Proceeds from the comer cook.wt will
buy camping equipment and aupplles ror
training. Scoull will he cooking on the
comer of 'lllri!Umart·Pattlng'lol. Food
•as donated by ThrllUmart.
Mystery Assailaii~· Slays
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Top· SA Rookie : Of~icer
In what Police Chief kltward Allen can.
etf"a wanton, 8'nsele81 m~" a Santa
Ana police ·officer, honored as Rookie of
the Year in 1968, was shot to death by
unknown assailants J,ate Wednesday
night.
A widespread dragnet ls out today for
the killer or ,killers of Officer Nelaon
Alvin Sasscer, 24, Garden Grove.
The officer, on patrol about 11:50 p.m.
radioed headquarters that ·he was leaving
hts car "to make a pedestrian check" at
3rd and Raitt streets .
Meanwhile the U.S. Coat Gurd bu
(See GOODWILL, Pqo I)
Court Holds Up
FJve persons are dead today 'a the
result of spectacular Orange County traf·
fie accidents -one of which showered
patrolmen at an earlier accident aCene
with debris -wben a dl.stracted puaing
motorist rolled his own car and wu kfil.
ed.
Injunction on
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Sunset Sewage
The dead tnclud• a Westminster
housewife whose car was hit by an qut"f ..
conlr<ll _auto on -the oo.y-· Newport
Freeway and a Utile girl crushed by a ~k while playing with lrlendl in a
parking lot.
C.oroner's deputies listed these victims!'
-Mn. Donna J . Jolanstoa, 22, ol Cl.S A court bearing on an lnjuncUon sought 19th St., Wtltminster. ,
by the Huntington Harbour Corp. to halt -Bari>.-L. Romen, 3, of 415 w.
the flow of alleged '1ftagrant odors" Walnut St., Santa Ana.
emiUed from Swiset Beach Sanitation ~ohn .D. Starkweather, 19, o[ 1900 W.
Dl!trlct facilities was delayed Tuesday Balboa Blvd., Newport Bea'.ch. ·
until June 16. -DelJJ:ert E. Jolmsoa, 5o, or Bu,ena
The co11X>rallon, on behalf of Hun. Park.
tlngton Hartio.J,r ~ li".see~an -Richard G. MarkM, 19, of BeJlflower.
injUnction against ··me honey pot, as InvesUgatoris for the CHP said Jobnaon
residents call It, on two counts lnvolvlng was dead on arrival at Martin Luther
a small' drainage channel near ' the Hospital, Anaheim, alter being pinned in
eutem property line of the sanitation his car when tt went out of control oo the
Shortly thereafter, Louis MarUne1 Jr.
who lives nearby at 1804 3rd SL and his
wife heard what they thought was a
gunshot.
station loclited near the intersection of Santa Ana Freeway. at MagnoUa Street. .if.~ Warner Avenue and Pacific Coast Lawmen Aid Jobnaon bid slowed at
Highway. the scene of an eatlier-aaalr but ran over
Superior Court Judge ·Hannon Scoville ~divider and smubed into barricades.
Martinez ran outside and found officer
Sasscer Jying on the street in front of his
patrol Nr. He·aa.w no one elae.
r.lu..ed to grant a temporary lnjunctlonV Palrolmen , Jadr: KelBO and Anthony
against sanitation di.strict use of that Gieger fled Uie 1pot when they were
drainage channel until a full hearing is measuring stkbnarts froth the Ont ao-
held on· the matter. cldent but Kelso was knocked down aod
Martinez yelled to hlJ wile •to call
pou .. e ana ait•..rmi ttd lo render first aid.
He la an· attendant with Wind ·Ambulance
On the ~ count, ~~tlngton Harbour out when hlt·"7 a ll)inB divider poll.
clahru the honey pot "' lllegaUy using He s1i11ered multiple· cuta back 1nJmiu
SLAIN BY GUNMAN the chaanel wblch 11 on Huntington-(See"IRAFnC, Pqo I) Harbour property. .
of Santa Ana. In the second charge •. the corporaUon .------------...,
. \ Apart!l~nt;C9u,p~~~::9Js:~
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Near ValJey Ci~~, Qe~~r ·
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claims that "strong, unvleuant ·odors"
come from 11tagn81}t water in the
drainage channel. . .
Attorneys for the sanlt.a:Uon district
have claimed the district bas a prescrip.
UYe easement (about UJ.·same WIQUfl\• ters~ M&hts) toithe cbdriel'beclutt lfbls
been used since 1936: :
RichaTII Harrlaon auperlmederrt of·
the sanUtiltlon p1fiil,-~alnli 11ie • cidon
Harbour residents smell· reilty Come
from1 "the swamp the whOle Harbour
development is built on."· . , Appnwal for a 4*unlt apartment com· the rear ol tbe apartmenll. Judge SCovllle heaTII only the om
plu In Fountain Valley's proposed city They were lold _by the architect thol chargeTuesdayhek>re,,.lllrqflora•"'"'-
center area wu given Weclneoday night oolored rock IJ a poaibllity, bul delaib pfete hearing.
by plannlng comm1sslonen. were .left to a Mttlfnient betwetD the Batues over the sanitaUon faclllty have WIIliam Lyon Co. will build the raged ror five ye.an. ' apartments' on about 20 JCres on the city'• Plannlna: staff and'lbe ~ullder. Alternatives have helm offered, IUcb _, 1
northwest comer cl Slater AY<nue and The city center ls owler planned the district unltin( 1'11b and 111\111 tho
Ward street. adjacent to Colonla Juarez prlmarll7 for 'ap11b:nent11 cotMttidal facilities of other ,.ant!a'Uon d1ltrict( or
and diatlolWIY across Slat<r Avenue from and prormlon~I usa. the city ol HuntlnP>!i .B<¢ , . .
cltJ hail. " -• C11rm1tl)'<Foutilaln Valley"h31ionly·ofte . .l;l•i"\1""1·""" -p~i thal•llfe' n-·
. Plannen IPlll'OVed apartment zoning , designated apaliment area• ln'a aectlon al ctoil~ cos! qi ~ ~ aanlWIClll .
for tile l>"'P"rty and !ht precl!e plan lhe~•Valleydeve19Pm~oL . , ·~wooJd .be.~;'!'r"'*'ll'ol ",
pmented to them alter a ahorl public 'ljOOt Of' Founfal!I \(alley's aparlmi!lt sun*t 'Beali! alld,$1tlikld< .. ,
, hearing. . 1 are; 1J icbe<luled)IJr ll!': city ,center.Ille. · H~ his aJ30'~1.m.a, al varl!oa tlmoS ~
Planner1 general!Y' <ajip'oVed of th'o' • l0j:a\ed n>11ghl1 til!t-n 'l\'ltllel' llild' th• U.S. Nav,1 w._ Sia~ lad tho
oven II desl111>, boit qW!kmld w11a1· typo Shililr AveiliJ<a and Brooklnml and 'l'aro ..,n.~1~_8!\1p. contlllho al ... al;a I«
of roo(J lll'OUld be pllced ..on carports to Eaeeet& • • • • 1 tile UnptMHIU odon. . ' ~ , 1 ~ . '
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'Partly lllMY'' If the call ·I°'
J'rlda1,' which .,..,,.. gloomy 16olr·
Ing clouda until • iqlda{ternoon ..,
the Orange Comwblle the therm ..
meter lllaya rlsed· al II degnft.
INSIDE TODAY
Few utnnnon dart am tMk• u.. .mteh 10 .tho movin, alo
tllot•ah .the •.-ft i...1 tnAt o1
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juNd In Ibo urllOr aCGldenl.
. Mn. Jolmlloa died at • p.m. Wed·
oeodly, pinned In the ..... tap ol her
Rnall-l::ar after the aouthbound auto Was
-by a --vehicle on the Newport Fr<eway al Dyir Road.
'!be -·-·· bl\)ther, Larry M~tr. 11. ol the ume ~'WU eeYer90'' ir1Jm'td, · u wu Mn. Marie
Sho\WOll. IO, ol 17G E••11eon Ave ..
Fullerloo. Young Messenger WU on the passenger
.side, while his aililer toot the brunt of the
collialon. •
lnvesU,1ton said Mrs. Shotwell'• ell' went oot of control, veered ac:rou the 81).
foot-wid< dirt cllvlder strip and danollsb-
od the Jolmaton car.
DEAD AT C!:NTEll
1be Romero gir) WU df8d Oii aniTal 1t
Orance Count)' Modlcil c..i.r at 7,M
p.m. Wednesday night after boin( run
•-by a pictup truck In a laundromat Jllrldnc lot in the 800 block cl West Flrsl
Slrttl
Driver of the truck, Mrs. Aida
:Ramirez, 39, of flt W. Chestnut St., San-
ta Ana. was not cited.
The other two vtctlma had been
hosplt.allzed alter .earlier 1ccldent1. OAILY PILOT l'1lm b ...,...., VlllMI
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Chase Leads Law
To Sex Cyclists
A boy lo a scarlet car led lawmen out
of Santa ..Ana at 1»miJel.per-bour1 at
night and -;-110day -Into a lurid taklof
pervenion "'which -were allegedly se.plolted for &IOl<lf'• molorcycle 1ani
honon"
The lmplicaUon ot The Hessians outlaw
cyclist group in the strange story
ortgin.Ung oo what SIJ'.lta Ana police
have coiµe to call Wild Toeaday Is be1og
thoroulhlY•Probed, police Jakl,
Beglnnlns about 5 p,iii. Tuelday, With I
mother's tip about where to find her
runaway teenage soo, tbt cue bu IO far
led to the arrest of lour adults and five
juveniles.
Janice A. Cutter, 28, of 2tllS Baker St.,
Santa Ana, wu arraigned Wednesday in
C..tral Orange County Jlldlclal DlSlrlct
Court on a charge cl. HI pervenl.cn.
Michael R. Buie, 22, of 4311 Wlkle
Place, Santa Ana, was released on his
own recogniun'=t after arraignment on
tbe same se1 charge, with preliminary
hearing before Judge Paul Mast set next
Wednesday.
' HwiUn1 the my!lery girl who Jumped
from tile car, meanwhile, was OOif.er
Thomas Barnes, who traced bu to y>e
Cl,lttu woman'• apartment.
Jult u Patrolman Barnes wu que1-
tlonlng M1.ss cutter, however, he aald the
girl henell dashed out the ba<t cjoor and
fled into the large, sprawling apartmen t
compl~L
GIRL QUESTIONED
Qu..Uoalng of another minor girl In the
neighborhood led to dlaclosures by her of
alleged ~ of pervenion -por1y .. tyl•
-in which the five y<n.Zi:iasters later ar-
rested ...,. present
Why might anyone do auch things -
not releued by lnveatlgaton probfh& the
case -but easily imagined by tboM who
have read documented studies of other
outside-society groUps?
"To attain honors iranted by the
Hessians," juvenile a u t b.o r i t J e .t
parapbfaled the youngsters as telling
them during per&<>nal interviews.
Markee dlod at St. Jud< Holpltal,
Fullertcm, aeveral hours after loltng con-
trol of b1I motorcycle and strtkin( a car
at Lambert .Road and Idaho Slrool In the
La Habra areL
QUILT COVERS ONCE-PREnY DONNA JOHNSTON FROM SIGHT OF PASSING DRIVERS
CHP Officer Bob Hiii Writes Report on Newport Freeway Fatality Wtdnuday
CHARGES LISTED
Charged with contributing to the delin-
quency of a minor and both due in. court
on June 25 are Wanda J. Roush, 30, of
4120 W. Fifth St.. Santa Ana. and Robert
W. Bell, 27, or 5232 Tango Lane, Yorba
Linda.
Some motorcycle ganp hand out
medals and award.Ii such u U.S. Air:
Forte wings painted red for certain 0009
act plays, while various pieces of decor,..
lion are handed out for other displays of
boldness.
starkweathet succumbed at H o a g
Memorial Hospltal Wednesday after
being thrown 50 feet from hi.I car at 3
a.m. Tuesday-when lt ran off Jambone
Road al San Jooquln Rood lo tho UC,
lnloo-and-
F rom Pagel Ma rina Students
'Take Over' PA PRESIDE NT IN NEWPORT ••• Both were arraigned Wednesday and
released on their own recognlz.ance,
without posting ball.
From Page l
Humphrey Says
Time Now Ripe
For Cease-fire
ho"1e Wednesday afternoon to the cheers
of abOut 5,000 persons.
H1J wife, in a ·bright yellow suit, ac-
ttpted red roses from dignitaries as the
President climbed up on a car trunk to
give San Clemente its place in the sun.
He announced that he and the family
plan to spend the entire month of August
at their new San Clemente home. At tine
point be gr.inned at Mayor Wade Lower in
his wheel chair and said, "He's 11oing to
fix fuy ticket" apparently referring to
PlllLADELPHJA (UPI) -Hubert H. lulure lralfi<: citations.
Ham.Jfftr aid today tbe·Ume appears Said the President, "When t met Pat
ripe for m Immediate ceaae fire 1n South and before we were married, we used to
Vletmm, lollowod by lroe electiona open clrlve·down Coa!I Highway and the beach
lo all ~ lf'OUPI to brtna: peace to at San Clemente was one (I( our favorites.
Soutbellt Asia. "Now we're glad to own a part of Jt.
'Ibe former vice president and 19158 When I say own a part of it, we hope
Democratic praidentlal nominee made everybody w~ use it too.
the obler'vatlon in a orepared speech, ''And I recall, too, thal 30 years ago I bll1«I '-bis olllce aa a ''major adclreM," uz came to San Clemente. I was then a to tile Penmyvlani1 AFL-CIO conwntion. lawyer in Whittier and al.so La Habra and
In the tut of his. tpeeeh, Humphrey ·~ J made a speech to a service club. peared to be cardul not to undercut · President NI.Jon, who wW meet with ••J( waa either "Rotary -I notice the
South Vietnamete President Ngayen Van mayor is a member of Rotary -or
Thieu on Midway Jaland Sunday to Kiwanis, me .of the two. And I didn 't
diJcusa the conduct u the war and the dream 30 yurs ago I would be like this
prospects for peace. u at least a summer resident of ~
Humphrey aald U.S. strategy should be and l 'm ftr/ proud to be here ariif""'havfi.
geared to the following objectives · such.fine neighbon.
••Ftrst, to find 1 10lutlon lo the Jm~ "I want you to know that this one
over -the ~ for achieving and ·-peraonal facto~ that you should -be aware
then tmplementJng a political settlement of ••• that having someone that hold! the
In South Vietnam· and second to stop as office of President as your neighbor is:
quietly as poa.thle the high' casualUes Dot too convenient at times.
that continue to be tnructed by both "I very much regret that Secret
tides." Service requires that when we travel -
From Pagel
BOYCOTT .•.
keeping repart cards unUl school
resumes.
The ctuclaI hangup tn teacher-trustee
negotiations ls currently centered around
tight lenths of a .percentage-point in
salary increase from unbudgeted money
ud the language used in the latest
dl!llrlct ou.r. . ' Dlltrict Admln.lstrators have offered
the teachers a four percent increase, with
a two peru.nt boost if additional money
should become available.
To date lhe teacbera demand an Iron
promise from the truJtees that lbere will
be a boost at the end of the year If there
is extra money. The trustees, however,
the teachers sald, have only shown a will·
ingness that such a boost would be talked
aboat.
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OUN(;f. COAST PUl\.ISHING C°"""ANY
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T>lo1110• A. Murpkl110
1Mnt1Jno Edllor
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Molli"' AddtOIU r.o. lo. 790, 92641
°""' ....... HowJIOl1 B•Kflt nu wen hlboe lolllt'tlltO C•ll IMM: Ut W•I ,,., S"'"t u~iw IMOu m ~ Aw._
we'll try not to travel too much on the
highways -that Utey have to clear the
roads and sometimes yoiPWllJ not be able
to get as close to the house as you would
like.
"I wish we could meet everyone
personally to tell you how happy we are
to be In Ca!Uornia and have you as
neighbors."
As the President and Mrs. Nixon shoot
h;;.nds with a multitude of wellwishers,
Secret Service men moved with them in
close proximity, one& bar~ at a
television crew to keep. its distance.
The crowd, including ecstatic San
Clemente and Laguna youngste~ squeal·
ed in delight as the President moved
close and shook hands.
More than 1,000 feet of ice plant along
the route of the Presidential motorcade
to his home was trampled flat by the
milling feet. Mr. Nixon doubtless needed
a shoe shine art.er walking thr:ough the
stubble field at the Coast Guard station.
He was first greeted by Victor C.
Andrewa of Emerald Bay, his Orlllge
County campaign manager and in-
dustrialist Arnold O. Beckman of Corona
del Mar .. Andrews introduei!d Mr. Nixon
to other dignitaries and arranged with
the Secret Service for the press to be
allowed out of the crowd and given some
l&titude.
Durillg the press briefing session, Press
Secretary Ziegler indicated there would
be several announcemenbl today and Fri·
day which he rated above average im·
portance but not earthsbating.
There had been press speculatJon about
pE:nding announcement of some schedule
of American troop withdrawal ffom Viet-
nam. Ziegler declined comment on thi!.
Valley Eyes Tract
By Copter Pad
A propo.wd residential development
near the U.S. Marine Corps helicopter
factlity at Mlle Square received a close
loot Wtd.ntsday by FountaJn Valley Plan·
nin.g Commissioners who are concerned
about noise.
Planners reqUe.5ted the P re s I e y
Developmt.nt Corp. tc. show plans for pro-
tecting lhe homes from the loud noise of
the bellcopters .. be.Core tentaUve tract
plans could be appnH'ed.
Representatives of the Marine Coiw
had opposed the bomes, to be built o'1 the
southeast corner of Edinger Avenue and
Euclid Street, because of a low flight P1t-
tern by helicopters.
Pl.annen asked Prcelcy to meet
Federal nou~ing Authority (FHA) 1tan-·
dards on noise levels.
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As Senior Prank
Asked 11 tho Presldant bad been rtfer·
ring to Senator Fullbright in a recent
speech critidz.ing "new lsolationista",
Ziegler lndtcated the President had been
{!peaking ln general terms. The aound of ci-acklin11 supersonic jeU
During his work sessiom, Mr. NiJ:on is roared over the public address system at
to confer with Robert Finch, secretary of Marina High School Wednesday af-
health, education and welfare, and ternoon, followed by a suaaeft an-
Patriclc: Flanagan, usistant to the Presi-nouncement that " • • • this is a
dent. takeover."
Asked by a reporter if a Chilean re-Then atudent voices cut in, completely
quest that Gov. :Rockefeller cancel a controlling the public address system and
scheduled visit wou1d cause cancellation. shutting out all administration attempts
Ziegler sald, ''We look for the governor*a to regain control.
visit.. to Laun America to continue." What happened?
Ziegler said that Friday the President It was just the senior class pulling an
will meet with youngsters, two each, • ~~·the-ye~ prank. ,, ·
from the states of Oklahoma, Iowa, By rewiring tbe PA . syste~, ex-
Michlgan Mississippi and New York. plained Pat Brubeck, brains behind the
H de' ribed th yru••• people ln· senio!' takeover, "we made It tmposslble e SC e w--e ' . for administrators to stop our. broad-cludl.ng one girl, as members of a .Pilot casting rot 15 minutes."
group set up a year liiO by the National Seniors including America's Junior Sel~ve SeM.ce Board to better com-Miss Jackie Be.nlngton, then toot turns
munlcations Wllh young pe1'SOll!' on the •poofinl adminl..tratim and teacben.
draft Huntington Beach was renamed Be-
Ziegler indicated the President would nington Beach and Jackie announced she
be li!tening lo the view. of the young set. was 8p-..aking frcm "beautiful downtown
They lnclude studen~ of five colleges, Benlngton."
two hl&b schools, two apprentices and one Rewiring ol the system was accom-
from the 01llc< ol Eamomlc Opportunity. pli>bed by Larry Pomato. About 20 .iu-
Mr. Nixon is scheduled to fly to the dents took part in the "takeover."
Newport.er again Friday, departtng from
San Cleuie.nte at about 9:40 a.m.
Santa Ana Bandit
Slain in Gunfight
With Sto1·e Owner
Har va rd Rebuffs SDS
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (UPI) -Harvard
University has "flatly rejected" a re-
quest by the Students for a Democratic
Society for use of university facilities for
the militant student group's national con-
venUOn .
The five boys and girls aged 14 and 15
were held in juvenUe hall on chargea of
being in danger of leading a lewd and im·
moral life, but the youngest couple were
released to their parent...
The strange Lale began piecing to,ether
when a woman living not far from Miss
cutter's Baker Street apartment called
police to say she bad seen her son -
missing two weeks -in a red car.
OfflCers John Bond and DeMis Scott
began searching the neighborhood in
their patrol car and spotted the boy and a
girl passenger in the 2500 block of. South
Lowell Street, SanU Ana.
They said the girl jumped out and fled,
while the boy gunned the engine of tpe
car and screeched oU on what ended u a
11-mile chase; from south Santa Ana to
Costa Mesa and back again.
DRIVES FAST
The patrolmen said the boy drove 'iO to
120-miles-per·bour, like a race driver. to
the Valencia Avenue offramp of the San
Diego Freeway, where be cracked up the
hot car.
Motoriit James Grifiln, of 25111
Serenata Drive, Mission Vle}o, was
credited with helping to end the hlgh-
speed pursuit by jockeying poa1U111 unUI
he was bl front of the suspect, then •low-
ing down.
Bklwing a tire, the boy's car spun
around down the offramp and was hit by
the police patrol car driven by Bond, in-
vestigators said, but still refused to sur-
render.
Patrolman Bond and his partner said
they had a serious struggle with the
sturdy suspect before he was finally sub-
dued and handcuffed.
A would·be jewelry store holdup man
was shot to death lhis morning when he
reportedly engaged in a gun duel with
the store owner. Spring ';})own
GOODWILL. ••
suspended active seartb of the area pen-
ding further development.
"Jt is pretty definite that no one from
the wrecked vessel ls afioat bl small
craft," a Coast Guard spokesman said.
The search for survivors from the ID·
fated ves5el still continues, however, by
personnel of L & P Machine Industries,
the firm owned by Ralph Larrabee.-
owner and skipper of the Goodwill.
Arthur Knieve~ execuUve vice presl·
dent of the fll'Dl, said two boats with
divers departed San Diego today and
would begtn salvage operations Friday.
Only hope that anyone from the wrec-'
ked schooner survived appeared lo lie in
the remote possibility that someone may
have made it to the rugged and barren
shore of San Geronimo Island which lies
jl&St in!lde the reef.
But heavy seas were known to have
been smashing the reef at about the time.
the Goodwill grounded, and it is certain
that the light marking the reef was In-
operative.
E:ducated guessing -both official and
by yachtsmen accustomed to crulslng the
area -ii that the Goodwill hJt the reef
on the night of May 25 or 26 whlle en
route from Caho San Lucas to Enunada.
A strong current sets on the reef at ca-
taln times of tlle day.
It is further theorized that all of the
personnel were asleep below except one
person lefl,,Dn watch. The Goodwlll would
have been cruising under aulillary power
and contact With the reef at normal speed
would have ripped out her bottom.
a.1 Santa Ana police said their prelbn-
inary investigation l n di cat e d Sam
Drucker, owner of Brown's Jewelry in
downtown Santa Anl, shot the bandit u
an accomplice fled.
SAVE $155 to $%55
The second man was captured about
one block from the robbery sctne near
the Bani: of Tokyo in downtown ·Santa
Ana.
Neither of lhe suspects had been iden·
lilied at press t'lme.
lnvestlgatlng oftlcera said there are
bullet holeJ throughout the Interior of
Drucker'• shop at its E. 4th St., which
Is a cotnblned jewelry store and pawn
shop.
Police indica1ed that the one bandit
was ihot to death within lht store
confines. Both suspects wen identified
as male whites.
Ta x Refund Bill
Wins First Test
The Assembly Ways and Mean.s Com.
·mittee approved a bill that will enable
persoos In corporate type Jiving units
such as Leisure World to receive the
home owner's tax refund of $10.
Introduced by Assemblyman Robert
E. Burke (R·Huntlngton Beach)1 AB $75
is expected to go to the Asaemoly noor
by FridaY for a vote.
The bi[! was rushed through commit-
tee Tuesday after Gov. Ronald Reagan
sent a letter to the Ways and ·Means
Committee asking them to reconsider
AB 575. fie labeled tbe biII an urgency
matter and requested lbe committee to
give the bill further eonsideraUon.
Kennedy Mass Slated
WASHINGTON (AP) -The widow ol
Sen. Robert F. Kennedy and hl! surviving
brother hav.e announced a memorial
mass to be held at Kennedy'• graveside
In Arlington National Cemetery tonlgh4
the first anniversary of hls death.
Terrence CardlnaJ Cooke of New York
was to officiate al tbe 8 p.m. atrvlcea
open lo lhe publlc. •
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'JHURSDAY, ;,UNE 5, 'tt~t TEN CENTS
Laguna Council
B.acks Efforts ·
On Salt Creek
A resolution urging governmental a.gen.
cies' to "provide and protect public access
to the shoreline" was passed unanimoosly
Wednesday night by lhe Laguna Beach
City Council.
Proposed by Vice-mayor Jo seph
O'Sullivan, the measure avoided direct
mention of the coiltroversial Salt Creek
matter, however, the resolution may
touch a few expos~ nerves on the
Orange County Board of SlU)ervisors.
O'Sullivan said in discussion oE the
council action: that the ldea for the
resolution came to mind as he was
wriflng an article on the loss of public
eccess to the Salt Creek beach.
The article by the long-time surfer was
highly critical of the Joss of Salt Creek
access to the surfing area there.
The resolution states, "Wherea.S the
shoreline and beaches of Southern
California are the most valuable natural
resource of the region and. • .the
shoreline cah be used for .a variety of
purpo&es such as recreation, coruervation
and open space ... and lhEl access to the
shoreline ls diminishing in respect to the
increaSing populatloo,
''The City Council o( Laguna Beach
urges a{} levels of government who are in
a position to do .!IO, to take steps to Pro-
vide and ~t. public access to tre
shoreline, C\nd to obtain beach lands for
the public cfomlln whenever possible."
Copies or the resolution are to be sent
out to all the governmental agencies who
may have an interest in the county
ihoreline.
Gouoty supervisors abandoned the last
portion of Salt Crttk Road more than a
year-ago t<r'the-Laguna ·Nlguel Corpora·
ti on. • Legality of the abandonment of the
road which ·prov lded near access to the
lar'ge Salt Creek beach between Dana
Poim and Three Arch Bay has been
chi.Reoged by Laguna Beach attorney
William Wilcoxen. . Councilmln Charlton Boyd, who. made
the moti9n' to accept the resolution, said
that the issue certainly goes farther than
the WUc01en case.
~ Js one step open to the council to
push [or greater public involvement in
the llhorellne, he said.
"Let's hoj)e that our neighbors will not
just 'receive and file' this resolution,"
Boy<! said.
Stock Markets
KEW' YORK (AP) -The stock market
pu~ out cj lhe losing column today for
the Ont time this week. Trading was
fairly actl••· (See qootalions, Pages 11-
19). .
1be .Dvw Jones average of 30 ln-
dullriall htld a gain of J.33 at 9Jl.17 at
l:30 p.m. after having~ ahead by 3.11
an hour earlier.
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Tod~y i·n Newport ·
By RICllilD P. NAU.
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Fresh from a twnultuoua welcome at
his San Clemente home, Pruklent Nixon
flew lo the Newporter Inn today lo con-
fer with adviJen and announce a new
appalatment..
Mr. Nlmn WU to begin a two.day
round of c:onfereic:es al tho Newporter on
Flill pletllft!I eovera•e of
Presldeat on P••t? 10
mau.n · r,lllilng from hll upcomlnr-
Midway mett with Preaidenl ~gu1en Van
Thieu of SOuth Vietnam to a confenoce
with 10 yOOng people from rive states on
~e draft. · ,
A aide-effect of the Newport« con-
ference may be selection of the Newport
Beach faciUty as a work base when the
President is in Southern California.
"I tbini: the President wanta to get tbEi
feel of this particular workil!_g ar-
rangement," Press Secretary Ron Ziegler
said in a briefing Wednesday afternoon at
Laguna'• Surf and Sand Hotel.
He referred to the fact that Mr. Nixon
may when 1n San Clemente commute by
helicopter ·lo the Newponer lor _.
....... ;Wiiii aides llayina lhm'e.
:,,.., -~ bo i-ted •boul • ., ~·--the Prul-
--·-'liblle·-·Wlll. ~A~--,IMan·llllO. ..... bll -a.~-hon!o ·Wed. ..... y art.._ IO the c1t1en
ol -1'1.eat:persom. •
.1111 wU~ hf a brlsbl yellow' 1111~ ac-.
cepled red '°"' from·dlpltartes u tile
. Prelldinl' clinbed up iii! a car trunl: lo
give•San CleJntnte Its plaee.tn1the' inui. •
'lie IJlllOunced Iha! he and the flmlJy
plan lo apeild the enllre manlb of AUJflll
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at their new San Clemente horit6. Af one
point he grinned at Mayor Wade Lotrer in'
his w~ chair and said, ~~'• aolnl: to
fix _my Uckel'' ap~Ul 1"fo<rb>& lo. •
(See PRESIDENT,, !'qi I)
* * * Nix.on Names
Iowa Man as
Boss of VA · ,.
Pnsidenl Naon loday announCed at
the Newporter Inn his lntentlm to •Po
Polnl Donald £,.Johnson' ol Wes! Brarich,
Iowa, as· adminlBlrator of the Vetenns
Administration.
Johnson ,will replace William J, Driver,
who has reilgned.
Johnson, 4.4, ls president of West
Branch Farm 3upplies Inc. and ' Ls a
former qaUonal commander of. the·
American'!<qioo. .
West Branch was the birthplace rJ.
President Herbert Hoovt!', Johnson wu
graduated, in 1946 from Iowa State
University.. Amea, Iowa. He served dur.o
Ing Wocid War U with !he Thln1 Army In
the European Thea!«. , ·
. In addllfon .lo bis 0uaoclall1•»•!11b West
·lln!q l'!arm llllppllo!, be ii preol!lel ol
.. llCCOIUlling ind bulln"' manqement
fam'and'OI •poultry company,
llrooidenl Naoo an.......i Johnlon
hu had -Ible ezperlmce With Ille
federal ........... 1',..vlng u .. ado
Yisory member. of the ~1'1 Com-
mi181an 00 Civil :Jllghta from 1151 lo llllO
and ainee 1967 bi's been an o:ecutive con..
sultant to the Office . of Emerpncy
Fr.el)aredness.
Next Week Said Critical.
For Legislation on . Oil
By JACK CllAPPEU.
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. The next three and one-half weeks are
critical U protective state oil leglslJ.tlon
is lo,.!Je puled, Laguna Beach Clly Coun·
cllman Roy Holm told his ·fellow coon·
tjln)en Wednesday.
Holm, the city's r,;presenlaUve to the
~ Area ProtOctlve League· (CAPL)
aaid that after that tJme, the legislature
w.il~ have CQmpleted its consideration of
propose<! b!ll•. .
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Holm commented on the , recent
Presidential CommisskxJ report which
s8id that more wells should be drilled in
~e Santa Barbara Channel.
"I've been told that ~ is the wrong
approach by every rational penon I've
talked to," Holm said.
Holm said more support may be picked
up across the nation for oll legislatlon. He
said that ·in the· Gu1f of Mexico, the
shrimp catching lnduatry is cmcemed
about serious oil spillages lhere •
MR. NIXoN ,GREETS ECSTATIC SCHOOL CHILDREN ,WHO CAME TO SEE HIM
Happiness Is Shaking Ha nds With the President In You.r Own Home Town
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. The councilman noted that 1£ oil btUa
are not paaaed lhil year, which haa seen
disaalroui oll incidents, public opinion
may not be sUltained to push protective
laws through.
SEEKS MONEY
Holm also pleaded for more money
with which to finance the CAPL oil flcht.
He nott.d that no city fimda have been m-
ed In paylnit any part ol the league's IC•
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Wiqi.am Sal ye r,
Laguna Players
Official, Die s
William Frederick Salyer, treasurer of
the Laguna_Community Players Associa-
tion, and a founder of.the La&una School
of Art an,d·Desigo, died suddenly Wednes-
d_ay morning ot 'a heart attack. He was
59. .
Police ~said Ml!. 'Salyer w*s· v~lting a ·
frtend, James Bonner;l.U3 Laguna can-
yon ROod, when he c0t1.-. BollDel'
t.ld officen Mr. Salfer bad been playing'
wilh his do(. H~ stood ·up and then
slumped to the floor.
Mr. Sa!Jer, a Laguna midenl jor 11
years, had been a Laguna • Plafbouse
director for four years-while acting as
treasurer. Previously, he had ~ in
the establishmeiil of the Laguna School of
Art and Design, or which Ills wile is oow
president
More recently, Mr. Saly~r had beeb 1c·
live in last year's Splinter Festival, and
wu working towards Ute opeoiog of ttti!
year's Arl·A-Fair. He was also a member
of the Laguna Beach Art AsoociaUilo.
He is survived by his · wUe, noted
painter and art teacher, Mrs. Ruth
Osgood Salyer, of tho family home, 2317
South coasi Highway.
A rocaey 1 will be recited at St.
Calherine's Catflolic Chti.rch al 7 o'clock
tonight. A 'Tuneral mass will be
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"We've put all our marbles In one
bag," Holm said.
.TWo bills in the legislature are being
pushed by the CAPL. They are Aaembly
B)ll 622 by Robert lladham CR-Newport
Beach) requiring the Slate Landt Com-
mission to give coallal communities IO
days noUce prior to any hearings on of:(-
sbore oll mat.ten a..S, Senate Bill No. 57
by Donald Grunsky (R·Monter<y) pro-
hibiting exploratory drilling In certain
state waters.
VERY HOPtiFIJL
"We are very hopttul about the
paSBage of ABm and SB~.
''II these two bUla g(> through, with the
Shell.Cunningham Act, we will have all
the protection we c~ ~~for," HQlnl
said. .
J. Aaemblyman Badham, ttpo!'llnc on
the ·progress of •the two ·vital meuures,
has expres.1ed coofldence In the passage
ol both. . . ti!. . bW,. Alim. hu be<n pused
'I unanlmoully by tho .1-..biJ Ind ~ '111 · ·.,.; t ... DAM. Y-f'Uli .., ,.... now In the Senate Flnance Committee.
PRESIDINT'PAUS IES TO c14A.T WITH '.COAST ~~·' .5111. Gruolky'• till; "1itci orlpna:,i;
,VICtar c. And...,.. (loft)~~ ,D.I:°!~''!;~ ~·''!'!' ~ ~rt. :1n.~~1y
. • ~ \ 1 ' --I ·'. '{ ; . Commerce and~ Utilities~ • , ~ :.;._.._ --p• · · ,1 ... ' ~ ";" _ inlttee and win M amended 'to lnc1ude · wroman I ' · d · 1..a·...:. •. Oic. A cl'd"" ... t w11en -or tho Sanla·Ana Rtw'to " , , n JDre m 6 ~ . c ~ the MuJct.n -1 Badl>am•aaid.
• 1 ' " • ~'VCLUDE SOOTll A Laguna Btadi woman wu.bospJtaliz.. ; 'll'loll!\IDl-4'-• ~.le i!PtW frlc\ure. · lladham relera tO Iba~' kY......,.. «. for a foot Injury Wednesday foDowlng ! .. ~·_U. l'taDI< SclioJiOo uld;:the AC· u die "meal b!D" and lhll he wlll .
1 thr<e<:ar crash on Laguna Canyon , .~1 -near tho .llPC:\'. anin\11 1n1end lbe bill to Ilic qi. IOUtbern
Road. · • ' \....,..... ~the •.-..,1111 l'>Oiinla ·car ' wilill. ' ' • · , .
Susan Y. Dennis, ri, ol 1311 Laguna j l~!flo~~~~..-~~ -~!..1!.9.~U~1,Hotni,,.ld u., .• Canyoo Roed was reported Jn good con-· 1an a~~reir U{• ~'.·f). ~" -IJllllll!ll ~ ~ wttb
dllion at Souib c-i OOmmunity ""' Poyll; IO, Jttll ' cnie ' , s.Nlli ' the CGAvenaljoolll storra Clul>·to force '
pltOl today where oh< was admitted f.. Uguna. , notional oll 1ei1e1 Into Iba courll.
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Payment .for the Sacramento lobbyW
and npenleS involved 1n Oyln1 otftclals
to the state capital to push oil laws have
been borne by CAPL d ... and pencml
accounls.
Communications to tbe CAPL m1y be
sent to the Coastal Area Protective
League, P.O. Box 313, Corona del Mar,
CaliL, 92625.
Oru•e
wea .. er
'.'Panly sunny" la the can ror
Friday, w11lch means gloomy look·
ing clouds until midalternoon on
the Orange Cout while the ~
mei.r "'-Ya fln1(11 II ~
INSmB TOD" 'l'·
)'.;,, l<l<uido!I iµtrs oi• ...
. th-e Mich to tt, itotM1, at.
Chough the reverie im't frW at
oll Page 26.
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DU6. POINT-Membera of the Dana
Point Cbambir of Oommerce will coo-
<lnue dlleunlnc luture oreantzaUon plans
It a ge--1-p roeel4'g todiy
at 7:30 p.m. at Armand's Beauty Col·
Jege.fJ4052 La Piasa, Dana Point.
The-first meeting lut week WM terwt.
~ "extremely tntere.ttlnJf' by Chamber
President Hoyt Post. Guest speaker wa s
Al Blais, organizer of the Saddleback
Chamber of Commerce.
Clwnber activities include t h e
;iublishJnl ot a new Dana Polot brochure,
a bulleltn following eacb ....itns. and a
:nembenhip drive oow uOOer way. An tS-
lnch trophy will be awarded lo the
member wbo brings Jn the most new ap-
pllcatioos by July 1, Post said .
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SAN JUAN CAPISTfWiO -An ag«e-
ment has been reached for the Santa
Margarita Wattr District to share use of
San Juan Capistrano'is sanlLary facilities
at a COii of $20,000 yearly, city ollJclab
sald Tuesday.
Mayor Ed Chermak praised the pact as
"a step toward a regional concept lo a
program bigger than· one agency should
have to deaJ with." UDder the agreement,
the city will treat the district's sewage
and dlscharge through the Dana Point
SanJtary Diltiicl'1 ocean ou~aU.
The pact recognit.es that other other
public agencies in southeast Orangi:
County may wish tO join in construction
:ii Mure. ~ J~ \leabnent factttues
and both parties agree to join in efforts
to secure this.participation.
e Att~ Pl•iu Set
SAN CLEMENTE -City staff Ls
lrepll'ina paperwork on Ole propoaed an-
1eution of c.pistrano Palisades, a 200-
icre area. Just north of the city, ac-
:ordlog to City Manqer Kenneth Carr.
Following approval of the plans by the
~lty Couocll, the proposed anne.ut.ion
#iU be sent-to the Local Agency Fonni-
ion Co~oo for hearings and ap-
Jroval.
The proposed anne1aUon grew from at.
empt. by psJllldes residents to keep a
nobile home development oot. City zon.
ni llw1 dealing with mobile bom.ea are
lgbter than county •tandanls.
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SAN cLEMENTE -Free UJe of the
ian Clemente municipal swimming pool
·or the San CJemente High School Mm
emn has been requ-of !l>e clty
:ouncl1 by Coach Bab Ctmunlzii•. .
While the dl8trlct nonnally JIO)O about
i2,f00 for use of the pool dlDtal lite
1prine, Cummings pointed to t h e
liatrict's tight financial situation bec1uae
tf the tax override failure.
Tbe coach laid , his student. would
wllt In malntafnlng the clty poof to help
lefray city costs. It bas been t!Umated
hat it costs the city about f150 to SklO .
'ler month to·.t.eep the pool open.
;11mmer Program
Signup Sta11s
Registration for summer city Recrta-
ion Department swimming and tennis
:lasses will be held Otis Satuo:lax... and
hme lt fn:im 9 a.m . to 12 noon al Laguna
leach·Hlgh School gymnasium.
Coach Nonn Burucltl, Lagllna Beach ci-
y Recreation director, said parents will
>e allowed to enroll themselves and their
:bildren In the programs wh.ich will get mder way June 16.
The swimmina: classes start June 16
1Dd cooUnue through Aug. 22. They will
:onsist ol 30 minute periods for two
Yeek.s •• The minimum age for the pro-
p-am l.!I slx years and the fee is $2,
The tennis pn:iiJ:am will be held on the
:.a.me dates, with 1'cl minute sessions daily
or two weeks. Minimum age i.s eight and
he fee is live doUars.
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Rob.rt N. Weed
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P1'91ldlnl Miii P11b1111'11r
Jeclc It. Curley
Vic.I Prt1l0tnl •I'd o.n.t.i Mlnletl
Tho,IU•t Ki ... n
E0110r
Tht11111 A. M111'11hint
Mln891ne EO/lol'
Rich erd P. Nill
L•tUM l••c~
CJIY Eo;1or
222 Fore1t Aw•,
MeillR9 Addrtll: P.O. 101 4'66, 926$2
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ALISO STUDENTS ON HAND ,OR NIXON'S ARRIVAL
S•r•h P•yton, Lia• Jungcl••, R•ndy LIHn (from left).
From PGffe J
PRESIDENT IN NEWPORT. ••
future traffic citations.
Said. th~ President, "When J met Pat
and befori we were Married, we used to
drive down Coast High}¥ay and the beach
at San Clemente was one of our favorites,
"NoW we're glad to own a part of it.
When I a&y own a .part of it, we hope ·
everybody will use it too.
"And I recall, too, that 30 years ago J·
came to San Clemente. I Wll~then a
J1wyer in Whittler and also La Hal.Ira and
I made a speech Lo a service clUb.
"It was either Rotary -I notice the
mayor iJ a member ol Rotary -or
Kiwanis, one of the two. And t didn't
dream 30 years ago I would be like this
as at least a summer resklent of this city
and I'm VU)' pnM!!l ,lo be • .... llld have
such fine nelgbboti. ·
· "I want ).'OU to know that this: one
personal !lil!jor that you sl;lo,ttld be aware
of .•• that~vioc _..(l!JaWiild1 the
office of· PrUtdent ii: yobr nellhbor is
not too conveni~ at times.
"l very much regret that Secret
Service requires that when we travel -
we'll try not to travel too much on .the
highways -that they have to clear the
roads and sometimes you will not be able
to get as close to the house as you would
like.
"I wish we could meet everyone
t>efsonally to tell you how happy we are
to be in California and have · you as
neighbors."
As lhe President and Mrs. Ni.J:on shook
hi.nds with a multitude of_ we.llwishera,
Secret Service men moved wilh them in
close proximity, once barking at a
television crew to keep its distance.
The croWd, including ecstaU c San
Clemepte and Laguna youngsters, squeal-
ed In delight as the Preskltnt moved
close and shook hands.
More than 1,000 feet of Ice plant alone
the route of the Presidential motorcade
to his home was trampled flat by the
milling feet. Mr. NiJ:on doubtleu needed
a shoe shine after walking through the
stubble field at the Coast Guard station.
He Wa! first greeted by Victor C.
Andrews of Emerald Bay, h1s Orange
County campaJgn manager and In-·
dustrlallst Arnold 0. Beckman of Corona
del Mar. Andrews introduced Mr. Nixon
to other dignitaries and arranged with
the Secret Service for the press to be
allowed out of the cn:iwd and given some
lr.litudc.
oUr1ng the press briefing session, Pms
Sccretilry Ziegler indicated there would
be stvera1 announcements today and Fri-
day which he rated above aYerage im·
portance but not esrtbshaking.
There bad been pre:st speculation abo1
pending announcement of some schedu·
of American troop withdrawal from Vie
nam. Ziegler decllned comment on this.
Asked if the President had been refe
Ting to Senator Fullbright ln a rece1
speech criticlting "new isolationists".
Ziegler Indicated the President had bee
llpeaking in general terms.
During his work sesaJoaa, Mr. Nilan 1a
to confer with Robert FlDctl. ~tary of
health, education and well~. and
Palttclt Flanagan, a.uiatant to the Prest· dent.: -· ·
A!:ked by 1 T6p0rter if a QU.lean re-
quest that Gov. Rockefeller cancel a
acheduled vblt,would csuse cancellation.
Zleg1er·!l&J4, "We look for the 1ovemor'a
visits to LaUn America to continue ...
Ziegler 18id that Friday the President
will meet with youngsten, two each.
from ~ states of Oklahoroa, Iowa,
Michigan, Ml.ubslppl IDd New York.
He de!Cribed the young people, in-
cluding one girl, as members of a pilot
a:i"oup set up a year ago by the National
Selective Service Board to better com-
munications wilb young persons on the
drafL
Legion to Honor
2 Laguna Beach
Police Officers
Laguna Beach Police Oftlcm David w.
Avert and Lee 5. Schrunlln( will be
honored for' "ootltandlnl couraae and ac-
tion" In the Ible ct .futy at tonlllrt'•
meelln1 of American Legion, Pott 122.
Post 222.
The American Legloo V llor ll!edal •ID
be pmeot<4 to boll> ollJcen for their 10-
• liOlll during a f~ll t hi Lquna Beach. POii Cmdr. Chatham wlU
make the ...-ntattori: llci CbJef lf>r·
ry LabnlW will ustst.
The ceremonies honor the offleeri for
pilctng their lives on the tine hi r.....mi
a Laguna Beach man from his bumJnc
apartment.
Olrtc.r Schr1mllng pulled the man
from the apartment then became
overc<lme by smoke. Officer Avm car-
ried the mah outlllde, then returned for
Schramlln& who was taken later to Soulh
Coast Community Hospital for trealment.
Police chiefs from neighboring com·
munilies have been lnvHed to attend the
meeting. Jim Kerins, retired policeman
from the Laguna Beach force, will act as
emcee.
From .... e J
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!lebrated at 10 o'clock Friday morning
t St. Catllerlne's. Entombment wlll
'o 11 ow at Good Shepherd Cemetary ln
tuntlngton Beach. .
His wife hu suuest.ed memorials hi
'he fonn of donatlonl to the Ll(w\I
:\foulton Playhouse. Funeral services are
11nder direction ol Sheffer Laguna Beach
Mortuary.
UCI Strike 0'1'er
Students Busy With Fincil Exams
The student strike at UC Irvine ii ovv.
With flnat exams bcglnnlng Monday,
student! are too busy studying to carry
&Lrlke signs.
So whea Gov. Ronald Reagan ordered
withdrawal of 1,000 NaUonal Guard
troops and ended the state of emeraenc:y
In Berkeley on Tuesday, UCI .ttudtnt
sympaithhen ended their strike-.
The approach ol rlnals -examlnaUons
lhat uaually count for one-thtrd tq one-
half of a student's coune grade -ICtJl1J
to have c1lmed thlna• down In Berkeley too.
The mooerately succellfut UCI Cllllput
1lrike lasted six school days. At l~asf
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several bundtwl atudenta llnJtt alt.bough
the exact nwnber oem .wu known.
Only I few prof-. cuoelled
classes, but many used d8$1 time for
discussion of the Bttkeley aituaUon and
classes were called ott tour bow'a in the
middle of one day for a camptis conclave.
Generally, proleaors wtte 1otng to
hold slttktn( l!udtnta accouotable for
work they misled but alnce few clUIU
meet every day ol the wttk only a couple
of lectures we.re mJued for the molt
part.
Th< atmcilphere on umpus ~ wu
greatly chanaed from 1 week aao when
the student newapapeor picturtd on pqe
one bayoaelS and raised &ts of defiance.
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• , State ''Takes Look at El Morro Traffic
lllionlpua trlfflc coodtUona El Mor· , ~ ro Elementary Scbool'a Pa le Coast
HJahway eotr...., are 1 1 lroih
look ~ lrom the State D talon of
Hlgbways, California !Ugbway Patrol Ind
school district oHiclall.
Under Lquna Beach UnHled School
Olitrlct . .lnltlat.ion • about · a month 110,
pilna -. fonnulatl!d lnVolvtna a
aystem of l1aJhJil( wlmlng belconl llld a
redU<;id llPOed .....
The llaahlng yaUow lllbil would have
been mounted oa a st{uctute canWeverul
. over the highway and motorists would
have been required to slow to ~ miles an
hour.
However, further study by the state in-
dicated that other at.eps should be con-
sldered u well.
These include the improvement ol the
school ~y u well u the warnlna
devicea.
Meetings between school otflcl1la,
1Ughw1y Patrol ofQcen ind the State
Highways l)ivlslon represent.allves are In
th• offlrig.
Jt ii ~, that tha ufttJ meuurts
can be .. 'Place by the 111rt ol the Qllw
scbool ,,.... · •
Prtm:ary conslde:raUOn will be 1lven to
pracUCallty of a reduced apeed tone at
the school.
Fear bas ~ er:prtssed by the atlte
agencies lhat such a zone would create
more problems than it mty .AOlve. School
oCficials1 however, have been lobbylnj; ror
such a traffic slowdown for aome time.
Concern about the llPOed 10110 lnVoi'les
eo!orcemenl, posaible ICCident.productna
eUecta when trallic ii forced to alow
abruptly, and rm that bus drivers would
become uaed ,to slow moving law a~
motorists and no& take into account fJ\e
occaslql vlolat:or, state officials said, SchoolA' Sliporintendent Or. Wlill8'11
1Ullom has said that a reduction o( vehicle
speed ln the areas of the school entrance
ls a prbftary point from the district'•
standpolrJt.
There have been no,accidenta.involvtng
acbool children or·1eachers at tha en·•
trance, however, thre have been some
near mlues, and 1n accident weeks 110
at the vicinity of El Morro killed four
per .....
The big buses canyioi school children
leaving the school are daily forced to turn
lelt across busy Coast HigbW'ly. There is
no pedairlan tralfic at !be ldlool
driveway.
Two Bodies 'Sensele•• Mur.,_,
Found From
Sunk Yacht
~y~lery Assailant Slays . -
By ALMON LOCKABEY
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The au bas ilven up two bodies of the
10 persona believed to have been aboard
the ltl-foot schooner Goodwill when she
wu wrecked on Sacramanto Reef 200
miles aouth ol San Diego.
Tbe body of I teenage boy found
fioatlng two mlles north of the wreck
Tueaday has been poslUvely ldentilled u
15-year-old Tim Smith, son of Mr. and
Mn. Gordon Smith, 1iaQ Santa Mariana
Ave., Fountain Valley.
IdenUficaUon wu made by relatives
after Smith's bddy wu taken to a
morrue at Ense:nada.
The second body found by Mexican
flahermen WU described IS that of a
man between 1$ and IO yurs of qe. It
wu cl.tel in P1Jtmu and life jacket. It is
al.lo be1cg tate:n to Eriaenada aboard 1
Mnlcto NaV)" veael for idenWlcaUon.
The body wu reported to have been
found by llabennen 1 f"' mtlea north of
where the Goodwt11 lies crushed on
Sacramento Reef. lt wm taken to the
village of Babla Rosario where it was
tunJed·eter to thl MWcan Navy:
Meanwhile the U.S. Coast Guard has
suspended active search of. the area pen-
dinl further developmenl
"Jt JJ ptttty definite that no one from
the wecl<ed ,v-1 ii alloal In smaU
craft," a Cout Guard spokesman said.
Tbe aearch for survivors fn:im the m~
fated vessel 11Ull continues, however, by
personnel of L & P Machine lndUllrles,
the firm owned by Ralph Larrabee,
owner and aklpper ol the Goodwill.
Arthur Knievel, u:ecuilve vice pres!·
dent of the firm, ll1d two boata wllh
divers departed San Diego today and
would begin salvage operations Friday.
By JACK BllOBACK .
In what Pollet Chief l=il:nrant Allen call·
ed "a wanton, tenSeles1 murder" a Santa
Ana police offlce:r, honored as Rookie al
the Year in 1961, was shot to death by
unknown aal8ilanll late Wedneaday
night. .
A wid~read dragnet Ls out today for
the killer or tillers of Offlcu Nelson
Alvin Sasscer, 24, Garden Grove.
The officer, on patrol about 11:50 p.m.
radioed lleadquartert !hit be was leaving
his car "to make a pedeat.rtan check" at
3rd and Raitt streeta. •
Shortly thereafter, Loois Martinez Jr.
who lives nearby at lllot 3rd St. and bis
wife 'heard what they thought wu a
gunsbot.
Martinez rao oulalde and found officer
Sa'sscer !yin& on the street ln front of bis
patrol car. He saw no one else.
Martinez yelled to his wUe to call
police and attempted to render first aid
He ls an a~dant with WJ.M Ambulance
of Santa Ana.
Martinei told police be tried to stop the
external bleeding from a gaplng wound In
Sasscer1s midsection and applied heart
massage. He said the officer was semi-
conscious and unable to speak.
Sasscer was rushed to SB11ta Ana Com-
munity Hospital where be died at 12:32
.a.m.
He 'bad been named HRook.le or the
Year" 111t December by both the Santa
Ana Benevolent Po~ Association .and,
the Santa Ana Kiwanll Club. He IIld his
wife, Lynn, 21, had no chiklren.
"He was a fine, pc>pl,l1ar officer,'' Chlef
Allen saJd this morning, '.'and would have
had an outstanding career, I'm,cerWn."
Sasscer jolned the department In
January. 1968. He wu from Chula Vista
and had just completed a four-year bitch
1n the u.s:Novy.
Sprin'j}-'2Jown
SLAIN BY GUNMAN
Officer Nelson Sa11c1r
Chret Allen said the bullet, believed to
be .38 caliber or larger entered the of •
ficerrs body On the front left side and
ranged upward .through his aorta and
sever~! smaller arteries. The slug lodged•'
beneath the &!tin in his back.
''We don't know if he was quesUonlng
one or more men," cruer Allen said. "We
have received all kinds of rumors and ar'e
following some leads but it is d!Hicult. 1
We have no description and there was no .
poslUve eye witness as far as we know." ·
rune.ral arrangements are pending •t
Smith and Tuthill Mortuary ln S.aota Ana.
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William Reed' H~tlngton Beach city editQr of the DAILY PILOT, watches as
'l:d Danduran; 16, junior at Loog Beach's Millil<an High School, tries out oew
portable Jypewriter he won for question on oPtom!try to· be answered in the
June 18 Career Comer column In the DAILY PILOT. Danduran's mother, a secret~ry in. the Huntington Beach Elementary Schoql D!Jtrict, encouraged
her son to write !)le winni!lg letter. Though he .ukecl .about optometry, he
plans a career ,in engineerlnr. · . .
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·We'll pick.up the
tab for ' the trim
rei FREE QU~·TRI~ ENAMEL ~ WHEN YOU BUY
lnex·Latex-House Paint
OPBI
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Mon., Thur., Fri.
Till 9:00
Sun. 10·4
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CAN
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GUilANT&
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POLY·ESTER ' PASTEL BASE $7.95,
Vinyl Mist-High Hiding PASTEL BASE $7.95
FATHER'S DAY
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WATER GARIA GE • HEATERS DISPOSALS
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Bltt.er Custody Sult
F atlwr ,-Son Doing Fine Living in. Seclasion ·
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SANTA CRUZ (AP)
Rmemb..-Bohemian lfPO
lrfflanco ·~·Harold Painter and the ll·
yeu-old IOll be won cultody of
\all August alter a !!ear f>f,ttle with the boy11 owa
g~andparenta. ·
Well, ¥arlt and bla ther
are doing fine Iii the com-
munity , of Brool:dale ID the
Santa CNI DKIOOtalnl and
hlPl>Y Ill the uooymlty time
tlllbrGqblthem.
• · .. Being out of tbe spctlight
bu beeq a tome,' says
Painter. "Ollr lamlly lile ls
hick to.. normal. We've had a sood ml llnce the hectic
period of lltlgaUon. We're just leadlni a normal life alter
hovlq been torn apart for
more than three yean.,
lllliGAN JN Ila
'!be Cllllo4J. caae bepo tn
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be WU Uftlble to-" CUI for
Mart properly and -the Covers Boatina younpter to his maternal 'I'
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Money Saving Values
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MEN'S
FATHER'S
DAY IS
·JUNE J5th ~ -r'-...
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The aU popular 1h09 for 1pori'lw•ar,
laltu,. encl on tha job. Green, Brown
a.d Desert T 1n.
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MOCCASINS
FATHER'S DA-Y !W'ECWJ
UCOULAI 4.tl
SPANISH
.IMPORTS
396
Ideal comfort for lei••,., outi"t
and housewear. Choo•• U9ht
Tan or Brown. .
ITAUAN IMPORT
SANDALS
N>I 1'11NS AND WOMIN. Hundrad1 of
Sandals in b.autlful 1tylas. Tltongs,, Strapt,
etc. Quality Italian lmport1.
CHU'S
COWBOY
BOOTS
SIDS ' 11/1 70 n ·3•6
flll'ANTS I TO I
338. TENNIS
SHOES
\lonq wearing caova1 -·
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SANDALS
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LEGAL NOTICI!!
• .LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF INTENT TO ' DEED REAL PROPERTY
lJO THE STATE
'"llMDANT TD SECTIONS IUI TNltOVGH UIS, ltE\IENUI! ANO YAX.till~ COO,E, 'l'Ha NQl!CI!: OF INTfNT TO OfEO ltEM. PltOPEltTY TO THE llAT!
IN AMD"'"l'OA THI! COUNTY OF ORANGE, 'TATE Of-cALll'OltNIA, HAS
•EIEN 011/10 1!0 ANO DIST•llUTEO TO VAii.iOU$ NEINSPAPl!ltS 01" GEN•
IE.RAL Cl•CUU.TION PUILISHEO IN SAID COUNTY, FOii PU•LICATION Ofll
A l"OltTION 'THEREOF IN E•CH OI' ~AID NEWIPAPElllS.
111 "'fl nu """-followtr.o •bbr~l•llons ~oulll 1r1 llWdW the '..Ord1 Jet OPP=il~ !Mm; $E-$coJl1watl A~,,.2. 'Ill Acta ~llon A ltien SEIV-Set/ll\•1t•l'llrlr Adl-Adlol11lno SIY-Sou!het!y
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111 1111nu1ra Iii i. ... pllbth: not>c. II tie~ t t'fl!n !l'i1f, Oii ff1t ·bl 'dl'f ot
J uly', ,..,, II lllt l'lao.lr of 10:00 o'clal::~ A.M. of 11'111 dly, !hit u-rsl;neci TIJI
Colllclor of 11'11 C;l,f11ty of Or1t1gt, 11 hl1 offlct In "'' City of Santi Ant. St1M Gf C.tltomll, wm ~ to the Stilt, unteu fOOl'IO!r rtOHIPlfd, or 1n 1rr1111ttM11f
Pl11t of ...otf1\P!lon It lnlll'1"' .11 tllt'Oll!Od by i.w, 11'111 111111 pr-riv f\eret111fler
de'Krlbld llPOll whldl are flv. w """'-ye1rs will flilve elilpsH l•am TM dl!e ~ Tiit Ult• of I.lid OrOMr1y to 11111 ST1Jt, The 1mouM !Or \litilti'I ff1t died Wiil
be ~ wlH -Ille lllf1I. 1mount clue for which It Will sold to ll!t' SI-, "Ill
lllnOllrot belnto Jel 1<11'111 Ill dot11n aflll ttnla _,l!e the dHCrlPtlon of IM .. rop.
erty, II tilt P!'Ollfr!V It o..d9d tu the S!11t1, tt1e r1tlll Of M!denw>llon wilt ltrmlM!i won anr 1ubHclutnt ••le or olller to11veyarw;e b~ !flt st.it.
Al JttOVllftd by II'!'• ~ 511t~ shell 111'111 !ht SOit 1Ulhorl1y to tea!~ llf ferris, INift -""--'Ol'!tl 11rllln9 •n 1nr m•tin.r lrom 11111 property io o.dfd' IO
ttl9' Stai.,
All !llforlYMlllort COl'letmlll9 ,-..,,.,11or1, or Ille !nlltlllon lif an tn1t1Htnef'I t1111n
of "°"""'loll wlU. ""'°"' te<1ue11, bt .tuml)hed bv O•m $. Mc:zkr. COl)<lty Tall
C:olllc1or, no l'lntP!U l11lldlno. '31) Nurt~ 8nM1dw1v, P.O. Bu 141, S.nla A11.1, Ctlltomle nm.
o.ttd 11111 71tl dlY el May, lMf ""io--OON S. M•?LE'I'
T •ll Collr<tur Of Or.,... countr
$111• Oil C1llforn!1
Tl'w ..,_r1ift lo be dHd~d tnd llW tubltcl ~ !hit nufla 1ra 11tua1"' In flll c-tr ot Orenoe, St11t1 of C1lltor11l1, ind p&rtlcul1rly descrltled .t• lollOW\. to Wit:
PRWfllTY SOl..O TO THE STATl!'l---~~~-~~----
IN THE YU.Ill 19'4 FOA: THE TAXES. LEGAL NOTICE
AISESSM,ENTS AND OTHEA: CHAltGES'l-------------1
0" THE "ISCAL YEAll 1'6>+1, NOTIC:a Of' TllUITla"S IALI
Newport Beach °" Frldn, '~MTit =:11
f! 2:00 o'clodl
P.M .• 111 Ille Sovlh 1ront tnt"l\Clt of 11\e
Or1not CuunlY Cou!"f Nol.IM!, 10c1ltd on C"ity !ht 20CI black of Wffl •lfl Slreef In 11111 Cl· Ty ot Santi An1, C.llllurnl1, SEC:UltlTY
FIA:$T NATIONAL BANK, 111 dUl1 ap.. llOl11ltd lrut!ee under Ille deed ot trust NI. U -Silt No. ,._..,, AP •1·U1·10, dllild ).u1u1t t, 1961 m1df by ltlCHAltD N~ INCi! CIT\" Lot 11 II~ 21, llJl.72 C. 9-EASTON, JR .. an unrnln'r.d m111,
H;. 15 -St~ No.. 27(11, AP C9"°'l-10, r.(Orded on AUf\111 15, '"'· In book Mtl, First Adi to H--1 H•klll~. Lat 13 HM 703 of Olllclal ll"'ordl In !flt etflct
Blk 11, m'l.lt , of Thi Countv Rta1rdlr ol Or1119e C-f\I,
San Clemente C1llfUN1la, bV r~non of cttf1utt In tho!
l'aYmefll or 1>tr10rm1na of at>~t1Uct11a
.e.:urlld. 1'h•~bV, 1 Nolla crt Dl'ltult •l'l<I
• Electlott lo $eol1 Under OHd ot TrUll h1v·
C"ty lr.o been reaorcled 11 11rovlcled for DY l1w I 11111 more lhln ltlr~ monlh1 1>1vlnt ela1s"' 1111« wtl! rtconlltlon, wm ••II at
PUbtlc: 11udlon to tilt ~11181\Ht llldOtf" 191 No. M -$.tie Nu, ltU, AP Sl.OU.ll, (1$11, PIVlble In lli~L ITIOMI' ot tlMt
Tr 715 LOii II I lk l. SIJ.15 Un!lwd $11!11 ol AmtrfQ '•t lllTllt of Hie,
No, '' -Salt No. l9IO, AP Jt.OU-25, wlthuvr covenant or 1111rrlnl\" fl!P~
Tr 151 POI' LOI Z. 17.U Of' fmplltd •s to flfle, llQlstUloll Of' .....
C -t 'M ("ty cumbr1nc.K, !lie lnttrest co11uevtd to and OS a esa I now lield bY II Ulldtr Hid dfrMt of tn.rtt, tn
Ind lo Ifie praptrty In Oral\09 Co\ln!Y,
$!1lt of C1llfornJ1, dncrllled 11:
No. • -$.tie No, 51$2, AP 1!1·291·2t, LOI 100Cl, Tract 901, In lilt CIT\" of
NewPOfl Hel9hb POI' LOI 13', $1.M N-H Betel\, a• Mr mlP ~ In
No. • -Siie No • .sne, AP 111.!0·21. ~ tt, P119es 25 ru 36 lnc:lutlv• ~
NtwPUrf Heltl\11 Por LOI 2U, U.17 MIKefi.nlOUI MIPS fn 11\f lht otlla of
No. '° -Sa~ Na. sno, AP H6"llJ.lt, The llKOrdi!r of Ilk! Counf\I,
1r 1511 Par Lot 5 17.t4 Slid SI~ Wiii bt mMlt IO llV tilt
No. fl -$.tie No. 60ll. Por AP 1:19-Obli.1tlon5 !iKUrtd llV 11ld dffd of lru!sl
l ll·llt Ucm'lerty AP 11'-111-01), lr ~l l!Klu41!111 Ill ws!s. ~ Incl tlCPtfl1Q of
LU! ,, '24.01 lrvslee Ind of the ''""' Cr1!1tM by H id
Laguna
Unified
Beach
School
District
dfed Pl lru1l1 all SunK tXPfmlfd u...oer
the htrms pl slid dff'CI of trust, not 11\tn
~ldl 1nd tn.1s1.u remaining prlnch'll
1111 !he no"' '"'"''IHI bv 111d deotd of trust,
wllll ln!trt1f lrom Oectinbtr 1, lHI 11 In slkl na!t 1rovld"'.
SECURITY PACIFIC NATIONAL
6ANIC, IO""""IY kl\QWll 15
SECUllllTY FIRST NATIONAL
BANI(, ff TrUllet av c. 5. ALBRIGHT A.111111n1 Ctshli!i"
N1, t2 -S..le No. 1'J1, AP S.-111).25, 01!"' MAr f, 196t. ,..,, ~ SE\'. SK ll Twp 1 A: f, Sll.73 Publllhtd NtwPOrl H1rtior Ntwl Prtn ~ No. 93 • Sil• No. m1, AP S..!to-4 combined Wllll DallJ Piiot, NtWPlll't
f lon'Ml'h' AP W.1M2.G2), "ICOn:I al IH.cl'. , C•llf>ornft, MW 2t. 2t, •rid
Survtt1 Thr"f Arches No. l LOI )9, J-'1!, 19'' t2Ut
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Laguna
Unified
Beach
School
District Now
Laguna Beach
City
School District
N~w Capistrano
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LEGAL NOTICE
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colorful coordination fo r Father
in Lancer's 3-piece lei su re set
Knit shi rt, cardigan and slacks, designed to
wear together for a totally smashing look .. Th e
mock-turtle shirt in white with blue, go ld, green
or black tri m, -10.00 Double breasied cardigao
in blue, gold, black or white. ·16.00 Checked
slacks in above colors on white 13.00 •
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give Dad a matched sweater ·set
' by Edwards of California
Machine washable and dryable Qrlon® .,c,Ylic
in exciting leisure -colors of. yellow, gr")',Jilue,
green, or gold. The white mock-turtle shirt's
trim matches the solid color cardigan: The shirt
S·Xl The cardigan_ sweater, S-X·L 17.00
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Bright colors ·-· deep and viv.id ~ ~ablish •
fashion f~fare for deserving fathers. ·Gold, rasp-
berry, F~ch blue, chocolate, green ·and grey •
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ter and dotton that won't tolerate wrinkles •.
Short sleeve ) 41h•17 7\00 Lon~ sleeve Frencl1
cuff 8.00 Coordinated ties. by·l'lut in ·big. bold
regatta stripes, 3~ inches wide s.oo The coor-
dinate shirt and tie gift set for Dad 11.00
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fwy at bristol, cost a mesa; · 546 -9!21'
10 a:m. to 9:30 p.m
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Y.01: i2, No. ~~34, 3 ·seCTIOl\IS, 3+ PAGES
~guna C'.Ollficil •
Backs Efforts
' ' Oil Salt Cr.~k
A· r~lution urging governlnentaI agen-
cies to "pfovide and protect public access
to.the.shoreline" WM passed unanimously
Wddnesd!iy Dight by_ the Laguna Beach
CJty. CounciL
Proposed by-Vice..nmyor J o s e p h
O'Sullivan, the mearire avoided direct
mention of the controversial Sajt Creek
matter, however, the -i resolution .may
touch a few exposed -nerves on the
Orange County BOi:rd: ol:S,uPetvlsors.
O'Sullivan said -In discu53ion of the
council action, that the idea for the
resolution came to mind as he was
writing an article on the loss of public
~ to the Salt Creek beach.
. The article by the Jong-tim e surfer was
highly critical o( the Josi of Salt Creek
access to the surfing·area 'there.
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The resolution states, "Whereas the
1horeline and beaches or Southern
California are the most valuable natural
resource <I. the region and. • .the
shoreline can ~ ·used for a. variety of
purpOses such as recreation, <;'(KlServation
and open space. , .and. the access. to the
sbortllne ls .diminishing in respect to the
increasing . pqpulation, ,
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"Tile €Jty · Council of Laguna S..ch
urget: all levels of government who are in
a pM!tiori> to do•, to take steps to pro-
vide '. and protict P,Jbli~ access •to the ,
shoreline, ""'1'to obtain '~ 1Mds far
tl)e public ~ whenever possl~le." ~C.Oples1 of the·re&olµtlon• are 1'I be sent
out to all the govermnentaJ ag~es who
may , have en interest' in the .county
shoreline. County supervisors abandooed· the last
portion of Sa1t 1Creek '3oad· more than a
y.ear ago to the· Laguna Niguel Corpora-
tion. .
.MR.;NIXON't;REETS'ECSTATIC SCHOOL CHfLOREN 'wHO ,CAME TO SEE 'Hiii\,
~lfepfiinff• 11 .. Sfwiklrtl .Hends Wi.th the President In Your OwrrHOm9 To.w~.
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. Willian:i -Salyer,
Laguna PJayers
' Official, Dies-
William Frederick Salyer, treasurer
the Laguna•Community Players' AS!JC:
lion, and a f9llQder of-tbe.~a Sehr .
of Art and Design. died suddenly Wedm
da7-mornlng of a heart-·attack. He w:
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President Works
Today ·in Newpor.t
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Fresh. fro~ a tumuJtUoi.ia '!'elcome at
hia San Clemeote bome, President· Nixon
flew to tbe Ne'!'JIOrter Inn today to con-
fer with idvtlen· IDd announce ' a riew
appolnbnent.
Mr .. Nixon wu to begin a two-day
round of conf~ces at the Newporter.on
F.aD p~hlre · eeyerage of
Presldent on . Page 10
mal!<n ranging from his upcomJog
Midway meet with Prtsldent Nguyen Van
at U!eir new San Clemente hoine. Al °""
point be l!l'lnned·at Mayor Wacfo·JAwir la
his wheel chair and said, 1.1ae•a aotn:rrte
fix my' tlclret" apparently' re1errm, ".
(Seo PRmDEN'l'., Pqe II '
* * * Nixon Names -
Iowa Man as
Boss of VA
· Tbleu 'of S<xllh Vietnam to a coolerence with 10 young _peoplifrorn five states on · President NiZon· today ·announced at
till! ·c1rlilt. · • .the. N•wporter Inn · hia Intention_ to •P"
A aidH!!ect , of . the Newoorier c0n-point Donald E..Jobnson of·West Bi'ancJJ, fUence rn1J.y h;e selectlon' Of the Ne~ · IoJ1Va, as administrator of-the· .Veteramf
Beach faclllty as a work base wheh the AdminlatraUon.
Preatdentll'ln SouUiera Callfoi'nJI'.. • JohMOn•wlll replace William J. DriVer,
. 1"11tlilnk the Presidint~tarto-Jget Che who h&!J resigned. •
f.i el .this ' ~ .. """""'"• .,: Johnson, 44, is pr.Sldenl of West
r&ngement,•• Press~.'~~ Brapch farm. 3upplies In~ and ~ •· i ~ in a bf~ W~Y afterDooD· at le>rmer national commander of the ~·1.!llifl.l!Jd Sand llo!el-, , , Arit...ic&n Legtoo. ,
He "'1err.ed to the ~Mbat:Mr. Nixon West Branch was the blrthplace of ,
nl!lf w:hen in San Clemente commute by President Herbert HoOver, )e>.'mson waa
helicopter; to the NewpoiW for wort graduated· Jn '1946 from ' Iowa State ~n:a ~aides stajitl,g tbtiti. Universit)', Ames,.Iow:a. He :11erved dur-
1""! pre!&' would ..... ,I~ •_bout iog World .war I! with the Tblrd Army la
°"!fway In lllll!D'l 8'a<!i.wh<n the.~ the ~pean Thiater. . • , deoi-!;•I~ ~Jo H~ W~ ., In add!Uoo to hia,associilUon with·W~
' T•...., "°" ·'ubllanl Mr· Nlirim;atepped Branch F Su Iles he · -'"'""' o1 ,,.,,,., = '-'al 1fi<i ~--·;on•"' · arm PP ' 11 ... -..,.. , . ~ ..... r.-."I an accounting and business manageinent . '**"'~\ !inn .llli:Qf. rio<!lley
of Seo) aflLlficlttiftlll .... "" '~t NilOn ~~ J~ -..~ • ..... ~·· .... . baaJlad~ableupenencewtththe: Hll lf'He, ln 1 bright yellow lull, ec-fedtral government oervlng as ·an ad-
cepted red._ r..., dlpl~ ... the vJJOry member of-Ibo President'• .Cozn. ~ent dJn)tied up .... car trunl: to mlslJoo ... civil Rights from 1911 le -
&Ive Son Clon!oote Ila pf«e bl tbs .11m. and·Slnee IJl7 baa beeD an uecuth<..,..
· Keaonoooced'that'be •and'uielaiolly sultUt \o. the Cltfice. of .Emergoocy
plan to-1pell1Mbe eotlre.'miX>lh·of·Au&\111 Pr-~~ ...
Next Week Said Critical . . ' -
For Legislation on Oil
By JACK CHAPPELL
ot flle O•ltr Plitt Stiff
tile nexl three and Q!!e-balf weeks are:
critlCal if protecl.lve s!at~ oil leilsllUon
Is to be passed, Laguna s..ch·c1ty'CouJi.
cllman Roy Holm told his fellow coun-
cilmen Wednesday.
Holm, the city's representaUve to the
Coastal Area Protective League (CfJ'L)
said· that after that Ume, the legislature
WU: .have completed its consideration of
proposed bllls. ·
The councilman noted that if oil bills
are not p.a$Sed this year, w'hlch has ~n
disastrous oil lncldenu, public oplnion
may ncit be sustained to push pt.otec:Uve
laws· through. , ·
"We've put all our rilai'bles, in · one
bag;'" Hohn said .
Two bllls in the legislature .are btibg
pushed by the CAPL. They are' ¥3<mJ>IY
BW. 622 by 1tobert Badham (fl.Newport
-Beach) reqqlring the State Lailds tci:m-
ri'lisslon to give . coast.al comniunliles eo
daya·notice prior to any hearings on_cafl-
sbore· oil matters and Seil.ate BUI No. 57
by Dooald G"""i<Y (R·Monlm1) ·pro-
hibiltog exploratory drilling In wtaln'
state waters.
VERY HOPEFUL ' ' "We are very hope!ul • about the· pa-• of:~ and Sa67. '
"li the8e two. bllls go·,ibrou(!h; -.the·
SbeU-Omhingbam Act, we 'fill have all the protection we can hope for ," Holm
Holm commented on · the recent
Presiden~al Cornmissimi report which
&aid that more wells 11hould be drilled.in
the Santa Barbara Cbaonel.
''I've been told that .thls is the wrong
approach by every rational pencm I'vt;
talked to,'' Holm said.
Holm sald more support may be picked
up ~cross the nation for oil legiJlation. He
said that Jn the Gulf of Mexico. the
shrimp catchJng industry is concerned
about serious oil spillages there.
SEEKS MONEY
Holm also pleaded--'for ·more monq
with which to finance the CAPL oil fight!
He noted.that no ·city funds have been:tD-i
ed In paj.Jng any part of the league's ac-
t.ions.
Payment for the Sacramento lobbyist '
anc( ex~ involv~iJ\ flying olfld.ala~ to the state capital to push oil laW11 have I
been borne by CAPL duea ind penonal1
accounts. 1 '
COilfriiurucaUoni to the OAPL-inay be.
sent to the Coutal Area ~tive
~gue, P.O. Bo1 313, Corona del Mar, Calif., 92825.
Orea•• Le&ality of the abandonment or the
road 'wbic.11 proviq_ed • near acc:ess ·.to the
Jarge Salt Creek· beach between Dana Point and Three Ardl Bay has been
challenged by Laguna Beach. attorney
Willilm WUcoxen.
Police _Pld Mr. Salyer was , visiting '
friend , James Bonner, 1133 Laguna Can·
yon "Road. when~ he •coUapse\i Bo~er
told ·offlcen Mt.·SaJY•r.bad J>Oen p1aymg
-. liis -dofk He.; llloo<!· 'IP 11114 then
slum~the flooi. • -•
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· AM<mblYman Badharii, ·ftJ>!lrtmc on
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Councilman Charlton Boyd. who made•
the ~on ;to. accept the resolution, said
that the issue certainly goe! farther than
Uie WilCo:teh ,case. . 'This is one step o~ to ·the council lo
p{iSb 1 for greater public involvement In
Uie shoreline, he said.
.... r..et•s hope that our neighbors will n1;1t Jut 'receive and rile' Otis re.wlution, ...
Boyd ,Sllld.
Mr.·Sal(er; a•Llpoa--r--.t for ·18
years, l1ad been •a--~oa P~Jw.<re "-
diiector for four years. W\lle lcUng as • -'.;• .. • • • ~--f&.1,., ~....., t~. Pre.viously;he had~ in · · ' .. . · . ' ~..,. · ~ the'e!IW>lllfnnenfotthe'Laguna SchoOl•of • P.RESIDJ!IT"PAUSIS· !>•~. AT:•l!fl'\ll·<!~T> IFRll\l'IDS • -·
Art abd Design, or which his wife iJ now Y._ictor C. \And,...~ (t.ft) ~Md ~r..r•AralW:.Q;~-..~ ' · '4
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president. • 1+ v 1 --;;· ; '• . •• • , • Morerecendy,Mr.Saly~~hadbeenac-~, ,. · ., 1 •·~•\.J.,w·". -'!" -'•
Stoek /Jiark~ts tive in Jast )'!&r's Sp11nter Festival and W T Jn• d •' 1 'T ..;;. '·· ' .J., ~ ' •'d,. -' ~ '-was.,.ormg.towam..the open1ng ol this •.• u .Qman JUre ill ·uagUDJJ' ~CCl -CDt · .;;..-----------:,-ye .... Art-A-Fair. He was·allo.a inember ' z r ' I ~ ~ ' --I • • ,
, NEW YORK (APJ -Tl1e stock market o{ the Lagiina Beacll•Ar1 ~atlon. A Liguna •·•·• woman wu liolpitall>' : tr.ai..;;;,., Oi' a~ ~oiiible· ~ fr&<b,;..., .WledoutoCthe16slngcolumntodayfor He '-ls 11urvived by. h11 wife, noted .. .. ~ ~· • , p.J;'i.t ·F _.: · ~Id · tJie flrat time ttuS week. Tradlng was painter and art ...teacher, Mrs. Ruth et! for 1 root: iniUO' Wednesday tolJOw1ng1 • , -, • _ raua SChopen 18 tbe 'at•·
fatrly active. (SCe quotations, Pages ta.· Osgood Salyer, Of the.family borne, 2Sl7 a three<ar crash on Lag\g)& Caoyon1 I cldent octarred. near the see.\. animal
II). So<ith Coasl Highway. • • Road. . . · • 1 ibeiter...,en .. the.iw9;tbound ll<lWs· car· ·~ Dow -.Jolies average ol 30 in-A ,rocaey wlll be recll>d at . St. Suun Y. Denni!,. 2'1,1 of Ziii Laguna! i croooed Ille c:enterdttlder Une-llld sltud<'.
dastrlal1-hold '8 gain ol 2.13 at 931.17 al Catherine's Catholic-church at 7 o'clock t;yon Road was reported 'm g.od conJ , an e*8tb001td clli'>drlm..'by Hmn ·O. ~;30 p.m'. all<r having be<n ahead by 3.17 tonight. A f11neral mass will be • dltlon .al Soil\ll .Cout C«nmuhlty Hos-· ·Poyat, IO,. ,311111• CITCIO' Dr!Ve, Soutl1>
•In hour earlier. • (See SALYER, Pq:e JI pita! to<M17 where the was admitted for ' tapna. '+ ., • ~
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~, the prVgrea, of the two ·vital iM11UttS,
bas expriossed confidenco Jn the pusage
of both. . ,. !Us blll,, ~ has ~been . puM!d
u1anlmodsl' by . the Aloailbly llld ll ls
now in the.Senate FJnance Columfttee. : s.n. On1t11kJ'• bi!, whldl orlglpally
dealt ~ wt\b I the -¥<mllftY oil ,._.cy; II~ Jn ~Ill'•. Ailemtily cior\unerte aiid '!>Ublll: ' WniMj com-·
millet and will be am<nde<Flo mc!Ude · ••tan IOllth of· tlle•Sarita Alia --lo Ille Mexican bonl<r111o<jhom aald-.
lNcL1JDl!J llOOl'll · -im rdm to the Grui>olcy 111ealDJ'O
as the ."meat bUI" and aald :tbal he wUI amrid t11e lill-to lnCblilt t11e ~. 1-..' .... .• . t •• ' ' wa-~ .
'Al the ciirriicU-itteetf1'1. J!Olm Aid the '
()APL hM betn cob!lderlb1 banding'-' It.. ~ SI~ ctub-to forco ' ~U°?'!~oll-it-illto Ifie~· . 1
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"Partly sunny" I! the call for
Friday, whlcb m"81'1 &loomy look-'
Ing , cloiids until mldafternoon on
the Orange coast while the tht.rmcr
meter stays find at. 68 il<grtes.
' JNSmE-TODA.'\'
Ftw ttltWion star1 con.1mctk. '
the iwitc,. to •the· 1moofc1,' at.
h014i11' tht l'l!'U8"ff1 i.m1t ir&Mt. et ·
all. Pao• 26.
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Mission
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Trail
e Dana Cote Jtleet•
DANA POINT -Members of the Dana
Pohl$ Qwnber of Commerce will con-
tinue dlJcnu'na future organha~on plans
at a general membenhip ineetlng today
at 7:30 p,m. at Armand's Beauty Col·
logo, ·34052 La Piasa, Ilana Point.
~ f1r&t meet1n&' kit week was tmn-
ed "utmnely Interesting" by Chamber
J>Mident Hoy( Post. Guest speaker was
Al B:lais, organizer of the Saddleback
Chamber ol Commerce.
Chamber activities include t h e
publishlnc ol. a new Dou Point brochure,
a bW1etln following 'uch meeting, and a
membenhip drive now under way. An 11-
inch trophy will be awarded to the
member who brings In the most new ap-
plications by July l , Post said"
e Selcf!I' ~act ReGl!llafld
SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO -An agree-
ment has .been reached for the Santa
Margarita Water District to share use of
San Juan Capbtrano's sanitary fJC\Utlea
at a coat of $20,000 yearly, city offlclala
said Tuesday.
Mayor F..d O\enn.ak praised the pact as
"a step toward a regJonal concept to a
program bigger than one agency should
have to deal with." Under the agrtement,
the city -will treat the district's sewage
and discharge through the Dana Point
Sanitary Distrlc:t'a ocean ou1iall
The pad recognties that other other
public agencies in aoutheast Orange
County may wiah In join In conatructlon
of future San JuRn treatment facilities
and both parties agree In Join In efforts
lo secure this paiticipaUon.
e Anae.r Pr..ns Set
SAN CLEMENTE -City staff b
preperiag paperwork on the propoeed •n4
oexatioo of Capistrano Palisades, a 200-
acre area just" north of the city, ac-
cording to City Manager Kenneth Cur.
Following approval of the plam by the
City Council, the propOsed anoeutloll
Will be sent to the Local Agency Fonna·
tion Commission for hearings and ap-
proval.
The proposed anneution grew from at..
tempt. by palisades m!dent. to keep a
mobile home development out. tity zon.
ing laws dealing wllh mobile homes are
tighter than county standards.
• P-l ll•e Adcell
SAN CLEMENTE -Free ... ol the
San Clemente munlcfpal mmmln1 pool
for the San Qemente High School swbn
team bas been requested ol the city
council by Coach Bob Cumrnlnp.
While the di.«rict nonnally pays about
· $2,400 for use of the pool during the
ljriog, Cummings pointed to t h •
district'• tight financial !ltuatJon because
ol the tu override failure.
The Coach said hlS students would
assist ln maintaining the city pool to help
defray city costs. It ha s been esUmated
that it costs the city about mo to '800
per month to keep the pool open.
DAll'f" PILOT lllff ......
ALISO STUDENTS ON HAND l'OR NIXON'S ARRIVAL
S1r1h Pay.o'1, Lita Junecla1, Randy Lum (from left) . '
From Page J
PRESIDENT IN NEWPORT. • •
future traffic citations.
Said the President, "When l met Pat
and before we were married, we used to
drive down Coast Highway and· the beach
at Sal'.I Clement'e was one <i our favorites.
"Now we're glad to own a part of it.
When I say .own a part· of it, we hope
everybody will UJe it too.
"And I recall, too, that 30 ytan: ago I
came tO San Clemente. I wu , then a
lawyer in Whittier and also La Habra and
I made a speech lo·a service club.
"I( was either Rotary -J notice the
mayor is a member of Rct.ary -or
Kiwanis, one of the two. And I didn't
dream 30 yean qo I would be llke this
as at least a summer re!ident of thls city
and I'm very proud lo 5ie here and have
auch fine neil;hbors.
"I want you kl. know that this one
persona) factor that you should be aware
of .•. that baving ·someone that holds the
office of Pre.sident as )'Our neighbor is
not too conwnlent at tim'es.
"'I ·very muth regret-· tllat" secrtt
Service requires that when we travel -
we'll try not to travel too much on the
highways -that they have to clear the
roads and sometimes you will not be able
to get as close to the house as you would
like.
" ( wish we Could meet everyone
personally to tell you how happy we are
to be in California and have you as
neighbors."
As the President and Mrs. Nixon shook
During his work ....ions, Jllr. Nl>on Is
to confer with Robert nncti: secretary of
health, educatlou and WeUare, and
Pa~ Fluqan, asalatant In the l'ml·
dent.
Asked by a reporter if a Qillee.n r~
quest that Gov. Rockefeller cancel a
acbeduled vi.tt would cauae cancellation.
Ziegler p.ld, "We loot for the governor'•
via1ts to Latin America to conJinue."
Ziegler saJd that Friday the Presidtnt
will meet' with youngsters, two each,
from the 1tate1 of Oklahoma, Iowa,
A!Jchllan, Mlsstu!ppl and New York.
He described the young peOpie, in·
duding one girl, as memben of a pilot
group set up a year ogo by the National
Selective Service Board to better com-
municaUom with young persons on the
draft.
Legi~n t~ Hon()r
2 Laguna Beach
Police Officers
Lal\Jlll Beacb Police Officers David W. Summer Program
Signup Starts
. Registration for summer city Recru-
lion Department swimming and tennis
classes will be held this Saturday and
Jtme t.4 from 9 a.m. to 12 noon at Laguna
Beach llfgh Sdiool gymnasium.
.. ~: hands with a mulUtude of wellwishen,
Secret Service men moved with them in
close proximity, once barking at a
televi.s.ion crew to keep its distance.
A ven and Lei S. Schramllng will be
honored for •4outstanding courage and ac-
tion" In the line ol duty at lnoigftt'•
meeting ol American Legioo, Poll m.
Poll m
'!be American Legion Valor MecW will
be preoenled In both offtcers for their ao-
tlona during a fire April 9 In. Laguna
B<acl!. Poll Cmdr. Lesley Chatham will
make the preoentatlon. PoUce Chief Hu·
ry Labrow will ualat. Coach Nonn Borucki, Laguna Beach ci-
ty Recreation director, said parents will
be allowed to enroll themselves and their
children in the programs which will get
under way June 16.
The swimming classes start June 16
and ~Unue lhtougb Aug. 22. They wiU
consist (lf 30 nilnute periods for two
weeks. The minimum age for the pro.
gram is six years and the fee Is $2.
The Lennis program wllJ be held on the
same dates, with 50 minute sessions dall y
for two weeks. Minimum age is eight and
tbe fee is five dollars.
DAILY PILOI
OltANGE COAST PU8l.l&HIHCI COM .. AH'f
Rob.rt N. w •• d
"rnlMrll •nd Pllllill'ltr
Jeck A. Cvrley .va "r•kllnl •ncl Gt:,.. .. Metw"'
Titorn•t Kee¥11
Editor
Tito111t1 J.. M11r,hine
Me,..tln1 Editor
Aiche1d '· Ntll l. .. 11,.. ltkll
Cll't' Edl!llr
LepH .... Offlu
222 Forett Aw•.
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The crowd, including ecitati'c San
Clemente and Laguna youngsters, squeal-
ed in delight as the President moved
close and sbook hands.
Mort than 1,000 feet 0£ lee plant along
the route of the Presidential motorcade
to his home was trampled flat by the
milling feet. Mr. Nixon doubtless needed
a shoe shine after walking through the
sfJJbble field at the Coast Guard station.
He was first greeted by Victor C.
Andrews of Emerald Baf, hJs: Orange
County campaign manager and in-
dustrialist Arnold 0. Beckman of Corona
del Mar. Andrews introduced Mr. Nixon
to ether dignitaries and arranged with
the Secret Servict for the press to be
allowed out of the crowd and given some
l&tltude.
During lhe press briefing session, PreM
Secretary Ziegler indicated there would
be several announcements tOOay and Fri-
day which be rated above average im-
portance but not earthshaking.
There bad been press speculation abor ·
pE:nding anoouncement of some schedu'
of American troop withdrawal from Vie
nam. Ziegler declined comment on this.
Asked 'if the President had been refe
ring to Senator Fullbright in a rece1
speech criticizing "new isolationists''.
Ziegler Indicated the President had bee
speaking In general tenns.
The ceremoniel honor the officen for
placing their llvea on the line in ~
• Laguna Beach man from hls burnlng
apartment.
9fficer Schramllng pulled the man
from the apartment then became
overeome by smoke. Officer Avers car4
rled the man outaide, then returned for
Schramllng who was taken later to S<>uth
Coast Community Hospital for treatment.
Police chiefs from ~ighboring com·
munltles have been lnvited to attend the
meeting. Jim Kerins, retired policeman
from the Laguna Beach force , will act as
emcee.
From Pcge J
SALYER ..•
.!lebrated at 10 o'clock Friday momlng
t St. Catherine's. Entombment will
· o 11 ow al Good Sbepbenl (:emetary in
luntlngton Beach. ·
Hl.s wlfe has suggested memorials in
'.he form of donattom to the Laguna
Moulton Plafhouae. Funeral !le<Vices are
··-directioo ol Sbefler IAguna Beach Mortuary. ..,.
UCI Strike Over
Students Bµsy With Final Exams
The student strike at UC Irvine ls ovtr.
Wlth final uams beginning Monday,
student.s are too busy studying to carry
strlie signs.
So when Gov. Ronald Reagan ordered
withdrawal of 2,000 National Ciuard
troops arid e.nde.i lhe slate of emergency
In BerkeJey on Tuesday, UCI atudent
sympalbiur1 ended lheJr strike.
The approach or finals -txamlnatlona
that usually counl for one-third to one-
llalf Of 1 student 's course grade -tttm•
to havf! calmed things down In Berkeley
too.
The moderately 1Uccesslul UCI campu•
itrl.ke lasted SIJ' school days. At lta!l
('
several hundred student& struct although
the exact number never wu toown.
Only • few prolesaort cancelled
classes, but many used class Uine for
discussion cl the Berkeley sltuaUo'n and
clasaes were called off four boun in the
middle of one day for a campus conclave.
Gtntrally, professors were goJnc to
hold strlklna student.a accountable for
w«k thc!y m!Sled but ainct few clu.tes
meet every day ol lhe week cinly a coupte or lecturu were mJsled for the most
part.
The atmosphere on campus tOOay wu
greatly changed from a week ago when
the 11tudent newspaper pictured on Pl&•
one bayonets and raised fista of defiance-. -
School Safety Studied -'
Stat:e Takes Look at El Morro Traffic
i
s-dcall traffic co itions at El Mor ..
ro Elementary Schoo ,s PacWc Coast
Hlghway entrance ire getting a fresh
took today from the St.le Dlvlalon of
Highways, CalUonlla Highway Patrol and
school district officials.
Under 1.a...,. Beach Unllled School
District inlt.laUon about a month ago,
,Plan.I were formulated lnvoJvlng: a
system or flallhlng wa.mlna beacons and a
reduced speed zone.
'!be fluhlng yellow lllbt. would have
been mounted on a atructure cantilevered
over the highway and , motorists would
have been required to slow to 25 miles an
hour.
However, further study by the state in-
dicated that otber slept shruld be con-
sidered II well,
nese include the improvement of the
school drilliway as well u the w1min1
devices.
Meeting& between school officiall
Highway .Patrol olflcera and the Stat.:
Higbway1 Division repre.sentaUves are in
the offing.
It iB hoped that the safety measures
can be J,n iplace by the start of the new
school ytar.
Primary conslderaUon wlll be 1iven to
practicality of a reduced. speed zone at
the aehool'
Fear ha.I been expressed by the state
agencies that such a zone would create
more problems than It may solve. School
officials, however, have been lobbying for
such a traffic alowdown for some time.
Concern about the speed zone Involves
enforcement, pooalble occident-producing
effects when traffic la forced to slow
abrupUy, and fear that bus drivers would
become used to slow moving law abldir\i
motorllta and not take into account the
occaaiona1 violator, state officials said.
Schools' Superintendent Or. William
Ullom bas sakl that a reduct.ion ot vehicle
speed in the areas of the school entrloce
ta a primary point from the distrlct'•
standpoint.
There have been no accldenb involving
school chlld.ren or teachers at the en-
trance, however, thre have been IOme
near rnl.sses, and an accident weeks aco
at the vicinity of El Morro killed four
persoos.
The big buses carrying school children
leaving the achoo! are daily forced to turn
left acrou busy Coalt Hi&bway. Tbut ls
no podatrt.n traffic al the lcliool
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Two Bodies
Founil From
Sunk Yacht
'Senseless Murder'
By ALMON LOCKABEY
Dllllr ...... 1Mt1111 .....,.
Mystery Assailant Slays
Top SA Rookie Officer
The sea hu given up two boWeJ of the
10 penons believed to have been aboard
the 151-foot schooner Goodwill 'lthen she
was wrecked on Sacramanto Red 200
miles south of San Diego.
The body ol a teenage boy found
floating two miles north of tbe wreck
Tueaday bas been poslttvely ldenUlfed as
15-year-old Tim Smith, son of Mr. and
l>fn· Gonion S~, 111942 Sant. Mariaoa
Avtt., Fountaln Valley.
IdenUficaUon wu ma~e by relatives
after Smith's body was taken to a
morgue at En&enacla.
The second body found by Mexican
flsbermen was described as that of a
man between. 35 and 50 years of age. It
was clad in pajamu aDd lift Jacket. It is
also belr.g taken to Ensenada aboard a
Me.den Navy vessel for idenUficaUon.
The body was reported to have been
found by flshennen a few miles north of
where the Goodwill Iles crushed on
Sacramento Red. It was taken to the
vi!Jaa:e of Bah.la Rosario where it was
turned over to the Mexican Navy.
Meanwhile the U.S. Coast Guard has
suspended acUve search of the area pen-
ding further development
"It la pretty deflnlte &bat no one from
the wncked vessel ii afloat In rm.all
cran," a Coast Guard tp<>kesman said.
11le search for survivors from the ill·
fated vessel 11111 contirtues, however, by
perlNlMelo ol L & P Machine lnduslrle!,
the flnn owned by Ralph Larrabee,
owner and skipper of the Goodwill.
Arthur Knievel, execuUve vice presi·
dent of the flnn, said two boata with
divers departed San Diego today and
would begin salvage operaUons Friday.
By JACI\ BROBACK
In what Pollce Qllef brward Allen call-
ed "a wanton, senseless murder" a Santa
Ana police officer, honored u Rookie of
the Year in 1968, was shot to d~th by
unknown assailants late Wednf:llday
night.
A widespread dragnet is out today for
the killer or killers of Officer Nelson
Alvin Sassc:er, U, GIP"(len Grove.
The officer, oo patrol about 11:50 p.m.
radioed headquarters that be was leaving
his car "to make a pe.destrl1n check" at
3rd and Raitt streets.
ShorUy thereafter,, Louis Martinez Jr.
who lives nearby at lsot 3rd St. and bis ·
wile heard what they thought wu 1
gunshot.
Martinez ran out.aide and found officer
Suscer lying on the street in front of his
patrol C'1'. He saw no one else.
Martinez yelled to his wife to call
police and attempted to render first aid
He is an a~dant with WIOO Ambulance
of Santa Ana.
Martinez told police he tried to stop the
external bleeding from a gaping wound in
Sasscer's midsection and applied heart
massage. He said the officer was semi-
conscious and unable to speak.
Sasscer was rushed to Santa Ana Ccm-
munity Hospital where he died at U:32
a.m.
He had been named "Rookie of the
Year" last December by both the Santa
Ana Benevolent Police Assocla~on and
the Santa Ana Kiwants Club. He and his
wlfe, Lynn, =_1 , had no childfen.
"He was a fine, popular officer," Chief
Allen said this morning, "and would have
had an outstanding career, I'm ce.rtaln."
Sasscer joined the depa'rtmenf In
January, 1968. He was from Chula Vista
and had jwt C<lmpleted 1 four-year hitch
in the U.S. Navy.
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Chief Allen said the bullet, bellevfrd to
be .SS caliber or larger entered the of-
ficer's body on the front left side and
ranged upward through his aorta and
several smaller arteries. The slug lod&ed
beneath tbe"skin in his back. ·
"We don't know if he was quesUonlng
one or more men," ChJef Allen said. "We
have received all kinds of rumors and ar1
following some leads but lt is' difficult.
We have oo description and· there was no
PoSitive eye witness as far as we know."
Funeral arrangement.s are pending at
Smith and Tuthill Mortuary in Santa Ana.
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Corona del Mar ffigh ·teache~
By THOMAS FORTUNE
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More than two-thirds of'Corona del M¥
l!igh School leacllers did l\Ol report to
wort today and some Newport-Mesa
eleme.niary and intermediate school
teachen were expected to aba'ndon tbe
classroom lhil afternoon.
All children were left under supervision
of teachers remaining at school.
The walkouts were stqed. to dramatize ·
teacher efforts for ireater pay raises.
At Corona de! Mar Htah claue1 were
canceled and student.s tOld to spend the
scllool day on campus doing what they
warited, preferably studying. 'Ibe 8YJTl"'
naaiwns and awimming pools were open-
ed.
At llire< other di!lrict blgh schools
telcher absenteeism wu normal. Estan-
cia reported a 100 percent teacher
turnout, Costa Mesa Hip five teachers
out, and Newport Harbor High 'three not
pre.seoL
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Sea Yields
Two · Bodies
From Yacht
By ALMON LOCKABEY
ri.ur '"" ..., ... ••i.r
The sea has given up two boWes o( the
IO penona believed to haw been aboard
the 161-foot schooner GoodwW when she
was wrecked on Sacramanto Reef 200
miles south-of San Diego.
The body of a teenage boy found
floating two m!le3 oorlh or tho wreck
·Tomay haa be<n po61tiveJt tdentllled aa
15-year-old Tim Sm.1th, IOft of Mr. and
Mn. Gordon Smith, lllM2 Santa Marlana
Av!., foon!IJD v''!l<Y· . • ..
ldeot!ficatlon W.. made by otlat!m
after Smith'• b:>dy wq -taken to a
morgue at Ensenada.
'The -bodJ ,_by -flshennen wu described u Chat of a •
man bttween as and 50 years of. age. It
was clad in pajamu aftd life jacket. It is
also belr.g taken to Elllenada ·a~ a
Mexican Navy lessel for ldtntificaUon.
Seventy.four t.ueber1 of UM wlirl-mi.
ing at Corona del Ml! ~. lhdr names
all phoned in on one~ -.
Elementary and mtenn<dlate • IChool
teachen throughout Costa Mesa· and
Newi>oft Beach were requested by the
district teache"' usoctaUOD to tuch a
lour-boor mlnlmum day and • llbld
superviaed recreation .after lunch ralber
than retum to tJ,e cla41room. · ·
Teachers-at aome Of, the 25 elem:entary
schools a~ six intennediate.acbools were
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Benefits ·
Revamping
By JEROME F. COLLINS
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~ Nixon, tn his !Int pma con-
1.....,. artho Newporter IM, -Y·call-
ed for: ?HYl)uatloo of veterans' benefits
!0< G" Nl&trntng from Vtetoilm.
Spaaldng .. tho hlwn in lronl or the lm'• Villa Saq J\fmo, the President u.id
he WIS "shocked" to learn Vietnam
veterans ·are ·not· taking advantage of
educallooal bendlla of tho curTttil GI Bill
to the ..me degr!e aa did World war n
and Korun War ...turoea. ·
Ha l&td Donald& Jolmaoo, who s\oOd
beolde •. ·hlm 'Ollllld Jiave ute ':Jrln!e
. . iii lltit.itiiiot<loolir ... ;:~· • I· i=tf.i!~18i!i7'1 ~aoi. lille ' earlier~-. a 44-
,...-.old '""'~ llepublicai\. '1o bead the Vetilranl' AdritkdltratJon
-DAA.Y"'41.0T~,_. IW·Lee ,.,.., '
"I hive ~ to my ,.larprtae and
· 1ho4, that tbe number of ·vetera111 retumtni ,from .Vietnam .wtio apply for
benellla under the GI Btll is much lower
than ,rt.er bOth World War II ·and the
K«Un confDct," the,Presldent said.
· "Thia riieans aomethlng I.I Wrong.•• The body was reported· to have been
·found by fishennen a few miles nm1.b of
whtte the Goodwill lies cruahed on
Sacramento Reef. It was taken to the
village of Bahia Rosario where it was
fumed over lo the Mexican Navy.
-Meanwhile the U.S. Coast Guard has
IWipended active search of the area perr.
ding further deveJopment.
, WHITTIJi'R CQl:LEGE STU DE.NT ~E'El'S THE'l'REZ
For N.W,.r:ff& Chria Will, FootHll \Memoria . ~ -
in an earUer statement Wued by the
v.,llle '!-ital!, ~ President said he
·1s appomUng· a Prealdentli:l committee
"' the Vietnam Veteran; whfcti will.assist JMm lo dOvOlOplog a new GI Bill. II!
mer:nben will bk:lude the ~es of
Delense. Labc>" and llealth. Education abd"W'1fm. .
"It is pretty defin!te·ttiat no one from
the wrecked vessel ls afloat in• small
craft," a Coast Gaard spokesman said.
The search for survivors trom the 111-
fated veMel still continues, however, by
personnel cl L & P Machine Industries,
the firm owned by Ralph Larrabee,
owner and skipper of the Goodwill.
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"I have dJrecled tho commltte, to
MeetiliO!. Star =11a1or': ~'!'~i:'e.!
i3' recommendatlonl . °"' hOw •tj>tfe . Pr .. · · • • · : v'8ionl can be irrlproVtd or redirected,"
Nixon Chau With Whittie~ Gridder "';~ ~~1:,du,. Prealdent aat<t 11e has directed the Bureau of tho Budjtl to
Arthur Knievel, executive vice presl·
dent ol the firm, said two boats with
divel'I departed San Die&o toctu and
would begin salvage operations Friday.
For· the first lime aince hls election,
Prealden.t Nixon visited Newport Beach
today.
His Air Foree multi-paueriger turbojet
hellcopter lou<hed down·at U., Newporter
Fl.Ve Persons D1"e IM helipad shortly before 10 a.IJl., alter a I f.in!Ji ute lltp1t' from ltll 5an Clemente
mansion.
T:_ v· I £"·-.. • SeYef'al dozen. spectators clustered at m · 10 en.t wunty tho rence arounc1 th• pad and gou ... stood on tho tdp or an adjacent green
when they CIJuld aee tho President. He Highway Crashes . slopped ,althe·reoc:e.lhooll lwida with a
couple, then .spotted a youn1 man wear·
ing a WbJWtr College sweater.
President Nlxofl. stOpped . anC! chatted
for several minutes , with Chris Wall, 22,
or IOI Cllrus Plsce. Newport Beach.
Young Wall is a sen.ior a defensive tackle
on the football team of NI.ton's· alma
mat.er.
The Prtsi.denl. and the student chatted
far awhile about football at tbe QUaker
campus. The President said he had spent
most of his football time at Whittier on
the varalty bench.
begin a general study of returning
veterana "with eniphaa.ls on thole coming
from dJ11dvanlagett backgrounds."
He uld one of tbe·querUoOI be.njltlecls
the.committee to an1wer is: "'How can.
we design a program to heJ p thOSe
veterans who need help the most -the
undereducated, lhe Ill-trained and the
hitherto underemployed?"
* * * Whittier Chief
five ptl'1Cllll are dead tod~y u _ llle
re1ult of sped~lar Oraqe eounty·tra:f·
lie accident& -one .of which •ered
pllr.olmen at lft earlier acddent acme
with debris -when a distracted puling
motorist rolled hiJ owa car aDd wu till-
ed. .
Th! dead include a WestmiNter
tioosewlfe whose car wu hit by an out-of-
control auto on the busy Newport
FrttWay and a little girl crushed •by a
truck while playing wllh friends Iii a
Mys tery Assailant Slays
Top SA Rookie Officer ·
Quits to Head
Nixo n Institute
Tbe ]>ffltdent GI the Prealdmt's ~1ma
mater resJaoecf ,·his~ poet · at · WhitU!r
COllege ·wednaday · lo take , o~Y. er .
·leOnblp~ol',tlie Richard Nix09 "InsUtu-
Uil!I <JI Human Attain on the picturesque
par,king IOL
Coroner's deputies llsted these victim:
-Mn. Donna J. JoUllOll, 22, of 111S
19th St., Westminster.
..:...Barbara L Romero, 3, or f,1$ W.
Walnut SL, Sanla Ana.
_,, ... D. SU rlrweok, 19, or llOO W.'
Balboa Blvd., Newport Beach.
-Dtlbert E. Jolmsol., 50, o( Buena
Park. •
-Rlcbnt G. Marilee. 19, of B<llllowu.
JnVestlgatora for tbe CHP.,.aald Johnloft
wu dead on arrtval at Martin Luther
Hospital, Anaheim, alter being pinned lo
bl,.~ar when tt went out or cmtrol oo the
Santa Alla ~WI)' at Magnol1a Slr<tl. unrm.n said Johnaoa had 110wed at
the.cene ol an earlier cruh but ran Oft!'
a divider ind smashed tnto blrricadeL
.Patrolmen Jack Kel>o and Anlbony
Gieger 0.0 the 1po1 wh'I"' they Wtre
mwurl!IK skldmarkl from tho first ac-
cident, but Kelao "" knocked down and
etll Wll•n bit bi' 1 ll)llo1 divider poat.
H,e· rullmd multl\>le <Uta, back bl)uries
(Sk TRAtt!C, Pll' II
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By JACK BROB ACK °' .. °'"' ........ In what Pollca Chlel -Allen call·
ed "a wanton, ltnteltli murder" a Santa
Ana poke officer, honored u Rookie of
the Yw-In tJA, wu lhol to death by
unkoowo auatlanl! hllr Wedn<lday
llighl.
A widespread drllJlfl ls out todoy for
the ltlller or ldllerl" <JI ~ Ntlaoo
Alvin Sasloa', St, Garden Gl'O\'e,
The ollk:er, '"'j1o1to1 about ll:IO p.m.
radioed~ that be WU t .. ving
his car "lo matt a pedlltrjan cbect" at .
3rd and JlatU atreets.
ShortJY 'Uiertlfttr, Louil Martinez Jr.
who lives nearby at llM Std· St. and bis
wile heard whet they thougl>I was a
gunshot. ..
MJr1Ulti ran oaWdt and IOWld olllctt s.._, lytq "' lbe "10ll In !nlllt or bis J>1k91 Cir. He'uw no one ellt. 1 ,
Mlrifils 'ydled lo his lrlie to call
police and •ll!'mpted lo mider Ont sld
He la an at1rndw tritb. Wino-Ambulance
or Santa Ana,
Martllltz lold police ho tried to atop the
external bleedtna rr.m • 1•P1n1 W<llllld In
(See POLtCBMAN, PqC II
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camp. .. . . ~
Paul S. Smith, 71, llllkooWln&lY· ta~bt a
rulure P"'l\lent cooall~ blltory as
a proteuor during the la wstodenl' s cam-
puii' days.
The N'!on lnlUlutton "1ll bi a teachl!IK
and me.rm etnter wtth three or f0ur
lu!J.ltme. prof!llOfl, . ltruatog t b e
teicblni ol btndlla ln.the free tnll<prlie
l)'lllem. .
"lie wll oot • good student In !he
tndlUonll IMIW!, but he was an un.
~' aluc!fnl,'. Smith reminisced
W_ay,&llllOUllClq his acceplaoce o1
th!o new job: • . , , • .
· lit lald Nbon'1 'lOot and ·-.matloll'
-~pmtJncl1 l>rtel;:bu\ ~
-,pi t who ... -~ lit ··lllf ~.food.~ -II; "I never found an imdequacJ," De•·
plalnld. I'. ,. .-t ~ "'
The Pr•ldtnl Hiil Smtih ~ on ·lloe eve bl· hla Southland • >n
.,..Ii, 10 M!dwq laland taJU on V
lllan,ktn1 bbn • !or ltll cootr lo
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aild, 1'There are certain Jecal aveaues we
could pursue. l lhl.ni. 90IT)t! of thlS ii ac-
tually cause for dlsmiual."
Al for his own feettn&s be woWd not co
beyond saying that ho r .. 1a .tho.teachers
shculd oot be paid for the da.Y.
Gordon Becklok!, presideni of Newport·
Mua Education A.ssoclaU011. said, "We
are countlng on the good judgment or the -•lo"· I thlnl: It would be a gra,. mlstaU to lnlUate any kind or a
reprisal act.iOll."
or
Angelo Vas.90S, a physics teacher at
Cl>rona del Mar l!igh. told why he stayed
borne:
"I'm sure people are gotng to N)',
'What are you doing? We are paying you
to teach our children.' We feel lhil one
day of[Arl1lt-.bri.fg the problem into the
opeB. And if this one day is effective, the
improvement in ed~tion -.vill be there
for yean to come."
Added Ken Koury. tntemational reJa..
!See TEACllEJ\S, Pqe II
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Vietor C. And ...,1 (loft) ancl' Dr. Arnold 0. Bockman
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After Clemente Greeting
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By RICHARD P. NA!lL
, Of .. Dfltr l'tl91 IWf I
Fresh from a tumultuous !Welcome at
his San Clemente hOme, President Ni1011
flew ,to the Newporter Inn today to con-
fer with advisers and anoounce a. new
appointment. .t
Mr. Nixon was to beiln a two-day
round of conferences .at u.e Newporter on
' Full pleture eeveraie of
P resident on Page 10
matters ranging from his upcoming
Midway meet with Preside.ct Nguy!!ll Van
Thieu-'cf South Vietnam to a conference
with 10 young people from five states og.
the draU. · · · ;o-
A side-effect of the Newporter con-
ference may be selection of the Newport
Beach fac!Uty U · a work base when the
President Is In Southern California.
"I think the President wants to get th6
feel or this particular working ar·
raniement/' Press" Secretary Ron Ziegler
said in a briefing Wednesday afternoon at
Lagunit's Surf and Sand Hotel.
He referred to the fact that Mr. Nixon
* * * Nixon Appoints
lowwi to Head
Ve~ralis ·Group
Presli:lent ·Nixon ·today annotmced at
the Ne~rter Inn his Intention to apo
"point Doriald E.· Jolfrison ot West Branch,
Jowa,i as administrator of the Veterans
Administration. ·
· JohnS111l wUI replace William J. Drlver1 who has resigned. ,
JohMOn, 4l, ls. president or W:est
Bhnch Farm JuppUes InC. and ls a
former nallonaJ commander of the
American Leeton.
West !!ranch walt&-i.lnlll!lace of
President Herbert Hoover. Jo!mson .waa
gfaduated in lMI from Iowa State
University, ArMs, low1: He served dur-
.ing World War ll with the Third Anhy in
the Europeao Theater.
In addition to hiJ auociallon with West
BrJl\Ch Farm SuppU... be ia presldtnt of
an accountine and business management
IJrni ~or·~ ..,._. . •
Prutdeot NIXl'O &llQOllllCed ~Ohnson
has Md conoklerable Olperlence with tl>o
federal government RTVlnJ as an ado
viloq member 'of tho Pmkltnl'1' COD>-
mlsaloo oo Civil Rtghta frqtu• 19511 lo lllO
Ind' aiace 1117 ha.:: been an uecutlv. con..
11111\ant 1o !ha ornce ol' ~1"1Cl'
l'repoiednesa. ' . '
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,may when In San Clemente commute by
.helicopter to the Newporter for work
sess,tona with aides staying lhere.
The press would be located about
midway in Laguna Beach when the Prell~
dent is at his White House Wesf.
Tanned and jubilant, Mr. Nixon stepped
from . a helicopter at the Coast Guard
Loran .station near his new San Clemente
home Wednesday arternoon to the cbetrs
of about 5,000 persons. . ·
His wife, in a bright yellow suit, ac-
cepted red roses from dignitaries as the
President climbed up on a car trunk to
give San Clemente its place in the sun.
He aMounced that he and the family
plan to spend the entire month .of August
.at their new San Clmiente home. At one
point he grinned at Mayor Wade Lower in
his wheel chair and said, "He's going to
fix my ticket'' app8.rently referring to
future lrallic citalion.s.
Sa.id the President, "When I met Pat
and before we were married, we used to
drive down Coast Highway and the beach
at San Clemente was one of our favorites.
"Now we're glad to own a part of it.
When I say own a part of il, we hope
everybody will use it too.
"And I recall, too, that 30 years agO I
came lo San Clemente. I was then a
lawyer in Whittier and also La Habra and
I made a speech 1o·a service club.
"I( was either Rotary - I notice the
mayor is a • member of Rotary -or
.Kiwanis_, one ol tbe two. ~ I didn't
dream 30 yfars ago I would be like thiJ
as at least a summer resident of this city
and I'm very proud ti>" be hue and have
(See PJµ'3IDENT, Page Z)
.Coast
' Weather
"Partly sunny" ls the call fol"
Friday, which means glooniy look·
ing clouds unUl midaftemoon. on,
the Orange Coast while lhe lhermo-
meler stars fixed at 68 degrees.
INSmE TODAY .
Few ttleoition 1tar1 am make
the Witch co Utt movie•, · al-
thowoh the rev.rsc f.m't tne at
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never bad lt ao cood.
MOil of their teachers boyool.ted
clasae& today Ud at.udtnli were.glven the
run of Ille Clltlp!S.
Becauae they were Wormed Wed·
nesday lilt.moon th.at cluses would be
held ~. a large mlljority of lho
stlJdenta were on campus today.
But classes were not in session.
Tbe loud speaker system on the cam·
pus was blaring rock mmic aod the
students were tal.ing thlngs easy.
0 Some studied. Some played baJeball
and volleyllol}. othen jllll &OC!allzed.
One boy even manqed to fall aaleep on
a campus bench.
Rick Miller, II, sat on step& 1n the
center of the campus signing a yearbook.
•·t~ too bad I can't enjoy it," he quipped
about the walkout "I won't be around the
rest of the week, beciuse I have bac·
rest of the week, because I h;ive bac-
calaureate and araduaUon practice."
Most student& were not at all up.set by
the missed classes. Several apputtd to
be more upset becauae they came to
school. ,
"It's not fair that we're stuck here un·
tiI 2:30 with nothing to do," noted 16-
year-old coed Ann _Reimers.
Some students were at a phone booth
calling tht1r pareats. Others were
startiDg to drift away from the campus.
From Pcie l
TRAFFIC •••
and brullel, while motcrisla Thomas E.
Kruetner1 201 of Buena ·Part, and J~u
A. Sttpbena, 31:, ol Santa Ana, were in-
jured in the earlier accident.
Mn, Jojmlton died at f p.m. Wed·
nes<!Jy, pinned In the wreckage of_ her
Jmall car after the aouthbound auto was .
;truck by a ncr1bbound vehicle on the
~ewport 'Freeway at Dyer Road. '
The dud woman'• brother, Larry
Messenaer, 11, of~ aame addreu, was
.evereJy injured, U WU Mrl. Marie
ibotwell, SO, of 1743 Eversreen Ave ..
ruJlerton. v....,M.....,..woonthe_.,
Ude, while his sister took the brunt of the
!Olllsion.
lnvestigaton said Mrs. Shotwell'• car
vent out of control, veered across the 80-
oot-wide dirt divider strip and demoliJb..
!O the Johnston car.
1be Romero girl was dud on,arrfval at
;>range County Medical Center al 7,:15
""'· Wednesday nlgbt alter !l#ng All\ i1Ctr by a pickup truck: In a laiindromat
sacking lot Jn the 600 block of West First
itreeL , Driver of the truck, Mrs. Aida
Wniiei, 39, of 419 w. Chestnut St., ·san--
a Ana, was not cited.
The other two victims llad been
JOSpit.alized after earlier accidents.
Markee died at SL J ude Hospital,
l'ullerton, several hours after .losing con-
rol of his motorcycle and striking a car
it Lambert Road and Idaho Street in the
..a Habra area.
Starkweather succumbed at H o a g
Aemorial Hospital Wednesday after
ieing thrown 50 feet from his car at 3
1 m. Tuesday when It ran off Jamboree
load at San Joaquin Road in the UC,
.rvine area and overturned.
Boy· Slain Playing
;Cops and Robber s'
HACIENDA HEIGHTS, Calif. !UPI) -
\n a.year-old boy was shot to death
Nednesday while playing "cops and rob-
>en" at o. friend's home.
Sheriff's deputies sald Thomas L. Scott
vas killed by a blast from a shotgun
,bile playing with a '1-year-old com·
mnion. Deputies said the other boy, who
vas not identified. was playing with his
athe.r's shotgun when it went off, hitting
Jcott in the chest.
DAILY PILOT
DUNG• COAST PU•Ll$HINO COMPANY
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Wo~k on Groins
• • • ._ ". Starts l\Jonday
By JANICS BERMAN
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Construction of lour new ~ lo
.provetit !ltach ....ion wW be1tn Mon'
clay,-,,, to G-.ecDa-New·
port --ball>o< .cOOrdlnator. 'I'tle rock groins wW raile to 11% the
number o! giant llngero poldna Into the
waten of weai Nripirt
Work on the job will bNln a\ llltb
Street Mon.day, when tt:ie contract.or, L.
S, l!Bwl<y Corp. ol lrwlndlle, win move
cranes and bulldOW'I to the site. Er·
cavetlon ii uiie<ted to bealn 'l'ueeclay,
The sites are S6th, 5lnd, 48th and !!th
streets.
Workmen will w-oaress from filth
31.reet down the coast, with construction
or e.di ll'Oin expected to take abolll
three weeks.
Each iroin will be 3$0 feel long, pro-
jecting from about 30 feet from the ocean
front private property line into the .aurf.
Heavy. trafric is expected u trucks
l'iau.Ung the rock from COrona move from
47th Streel to 5&h Streel, along Sea5l\0re
Drive. ~ emptied, the trucks will
le~ve via Orange Street and ~ck to
C:Oa.t Highway.
No parktnt will be pennltted oppoaile
the entrance to the construct1on site
between 7 a.m. aod 5 p.m. Monday
through Friday. ·
ONE CORONA DE L MAR HIGH STUDENT TAKES TEACHER WALKOUT LYING DOWN
Student1 Tak• Llf• Eat y After Their ln1tr.U4;tors Tek• A Powder
Rival Chambers
Draw Clos er-
Although all t.eaches will remain open
throughout the twelve weeks of con·
structlon, beach areas will be barricaded
for 150 feet on either side of the work
site.
F r om Page l
TEACHERS ...
tions teacher:
"We think this is the best way to show \He community we are very unhappy. We
have no illusions about the board of
educiltkn changing their mind,,. 'l'hlt'S
not OID' goal We really don't tbint they
speak for .the community. We think tu·
payua would support higher aalaries."
fN aho a,kl. "We e1pec:ted not to get
paid today. We're not asking for the day
off to play golf. We didn't lie and caU in
sick. My peraonal feeling now is we will
all be bact tomorrow."
A meeUn'g of the 74 striking tea chers
was . scheduled for this afternoon to
decide what they do nelt.
No one could do more than guess what
elementary and intermediate teachers
were coinl to do. Bart Hake, execuU\'e
secretary of the teacbera' association,
said, "I would guess fully half of the m
wW hold ·a minl.mam day.''
Superintendent CUnningham saJd he un-
derstood "a good IIll.DY ol tbe schools will .
do nothlne." #
Hate remarked that "aome principals
are u~right and intimidating teachers
fr om doing what they believe they can
do. They have frightened teachers, saying
they will take down names."
Legally, a minimum day cl'Tt be
declared only by th.! school board but
many teacbenl: question t h e con·
stltutionalit.J-of that law.
These devtlopments are the re111It of a
stormy. close<kloor, three-hour teachers
representative ~ion late Tuesday night
and early Wednesday.
Becktald, teachers p~ldent, said he
was "tom In !ittle bits and trampled"
when he advised moderation.
The mi.rtlny against teacher association
leadership by the militant element at
Corona del Mar Higt.. had been brewing
for some time.
At one recent meeting, Beektold,
himself a C«ona del Mar High language
teacher, was involved in an e:zchange in
which he said, "All right hot heads you
can march any time you want to." An
answer came back. ''When we march you
may get run over."
In a bulletin to all teachers Wednesday,
the teacher•' &W>ci.aUon declared It does
J'.Ol accepf'tht salary scale adopted Tues-
day night by the board and upped its own
demand.
Teachen leadership now Is asking for
the same starting salary adopted by the
board, $6,.:Kl per year, but a top salary or
$14,239 reachable in 11 yean compared to
the board·ttdopted tap salary of $13,800
in 12 years.
The bulletin said, "High school
teachers will unite in an expression or
protest soon." (In the wake ol the Corona
del Mar High teacher boycott Estancia
High teachers were to meet this al·
ternoon .)
Elementary and intermediate level
teacben were asked to back up the blah
iChool teachers by:
-Teaching a minimum day today with
the afternoon given to recreation.
-Those not willing to teach a
minimum day and risk a pay cut con-
tribute $10 to a community publicity
campaign.
-Begin a telephone campaign Friday
to exert public pressure on the school
board.
Whil~ so me teachers v.•e.re seeking to
bring pressure to bear on the school
board, the teachers leadership was seek-
ing board acceptance of a mediation ef·
fort.
Hake said teachers wanted lo hear
rrom the board by 3:30 p.m. today on ac-
cepting th e free mediation serv ice of the
California Department of Industrial Rela-
tion~.
"That's impossible," said Board Presi-
dent Peyton. "We have to give %4 hour
public noti ce to hold a meeting."
He said the board would hold a special
meeHng Friday evening to con1ldtr the
teachers' request. but be personally is not
interested in mediation and feels the
board's salary adop\lon should remain
fil'lal.
Hake said he ha.1 persuaded Dr. Cun-
ningham to call the superintendent of
Redondo Beach City School Dtstrlct
where mediators have ju.st effected a
aetUemenl.
''Mediation turned out to be oectly
what they nee4_ed there,'' Hake 11id. "Tl
moved both the board and te;ichera off
dead end and they aot toRether."
Be<'ktold said lie fetll mf!dlaUon
"would be very wise because teacher•
don't belleve what they ar, belnt told. Jt
might clost the credibility gap and then
we would all be buck l.n the same faml·
Jy," he said,
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From Page l Geographically
PRESIDENT IN NEWPORT •••
A needle was applied this week In the
long-standing feud between the Corona
de! Mar and Newport Harbor chambers
of commerce. &uch fine neighbors.
'1 want you to know that thls one
personal factor that you should be aware
of .•. that having someone that bolds the
office of President as your neighbor is
not too convenient at Umu. •
"I very much regret that Secret
Service requires that when we travel -
we 'll try not to travel t.oo much on the
highways -that they have to cleat the
roads and fiOrnetimes you will not be able
to _get aa close to the house as you would
like.
"I wish we could meet everyone
versonally to tell you bow happy we art
to be In California and have you as
neighbors."
As the President and Mrs. Nixon shook
ht.11ds with a multitude of wellwishers,
Secret Service men mewed with them in
close proximity, once barking at a
·television crew to keep its distance.
The crowd, including ec!tatic San
Clemente and Laguna youngsters, squeal-
ed in delight n the President moved
close and shook hands.
More than J ,000 feet of ice plant along
the route of the Presidential motorcade
Crasli Kills Navy
Stunt Pilot as
Son Narrates
' ' READING , Pa. !UPI) -Capt. Dick
Schram, 52, lnternaUonally known stunt
'Pilot, was ldlled Wednesday night when
his plane craahed during a comedy
rouUne which hl.s son was narraling for
spectators at the Reading Air Show.
With Lt. Dick Schram Jr., public af-
fairs officer for the U.S. Navy's Blue
Angels, describing the stunts over t.l)e
public a~ss system to s e v e r a l
thouund speclator!, Schram went
through a series of loops and crashed oo
a dive from 400 feet in his single-engine
Piper Super Cub.
The plane crashed nose-down in a field
100. yards from the roped-off 'spectators
al ill< municipal airport. ,
· The Blue Angels, the Navy's precision
flying team, canceled their act for the
night.
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From Pagel
POLICEMAN ..
Sasscer's midsection and applied heart
massage. He said the off.leer was semi-
conscious and unable to apeak .
Sasscer was rushed to Santa Ana Com-
munity Hospital where he died at 12 :32
a.m.
He had been named "Rookie of the
Year " lasl December by both the Santa
Ana Benevolent Police Association and
the Saiita Ana KJwan11 Club. He and' hLs
wife, Lynn, 21 , had no children.
.. He was a fine, popular officer," Chief
Allen said UUs morning, "and "°'-lld have
had an outstanding career, I'm certain."
Sas.seer joined the department In
January, 1988. He wa1 from Chula Vista
and had just completed a four-year hitch
In the U.S. Navy.
Chief Allen said the bullet, believed to
be .38 caliber or larger entered the of-
Llcer's body on the front left side and
raoged UQ.1¥ard through his aorta and
sevtralS dller arteries. The slug lodged
beneath the skin in his back.
"We don't know If he was questfonlng
'one or more mcn1" Chief Allen.uld. "Wt
have rece.lved all kinds of n,imora and ire
following some leads but It Is dlWcuJL
We have no de.scrlpUan ind the~ wa.s no poslUve eye wltnesa u far u we know."
Funeral arrangement& are peoding at
Smith •nd Tuthill Morlllary in sanll AnL
Ted Kennedy Slows
Burger Confirmation
lo his home was trampled nat by the
milling feet. Mr. Nixon doubtless needed
a shoe shine alter walking through the
stubble field at the Coast Guard station.
He was first greeted by Victor C.
Andrews of Emerald Bay, his Orange
County campaign manager and in-
dustrialist Arnold 0 . Beckman of Corona
de! Mar. Andrews introduced Mr. Nixon
to other dignitaries and arranged with
the Secret Servl~ for the preu to be
allowed out of .the crowd and glven some
lliUtude,
During the press brlenng session, Press
SecrelaJy Ziegler indicated there would
be several announcements today and Fri·
day which he rated above average im·
' portance but not earihshaldng,
There had been press speculaUon about
pending announcement of some schedule
of American troop withdrawal from Vie~
nam. Ziegler declined comment on this.
Aaked If the President had been refer-
rlna ·lo Senator Fullbright in a recent
speech crlUcWng "new lsolaUoolsts",
Ziegler lndlcoltcl ill< fuslclent bad been
spealdna in general tmns, Durinl hl.s work sessions, Mr. Nixon is
to confer With Robert Flnch, secrtlary of
health , educaUon and ~lfare, and
Patrick Flanqan, assl.sta.nt to tl'le Presi-
denl
A.sked by a reporter U a Chilean re·
quest that Gov. Rocb!eller cancel a
scheduled visit woula cause cancellation.
Ziegler said, "We loot for the govemor'a
vlsUs to Lliln America to continue."
Ziegler latd_lhat Friday the President
will meet with younpters, two each,
from the states of Oklahoma. Iowa,
Michigan, M&sisslppl and New York.
He described the young people, ln-
cludln1 one girl, as members of a pilot
groop set up a year ago by the N aUonal
Selective Service Board to better com-
muntcaUons with young persons on. the
draft.
Carl Kegley, former Corooa del Mar
Chamber president, rose at a Corona del
fi.1ar Chamber breakfast meeUng to aay:
"I see we ha ve a new neighbor on the
highway. I invite them to join us in the
great growth and fllendly spirit of
Corona de! Mar."
"I'll second that," 51.id former Newport
Beach councilman Dee Cook.
The rest of the membersblp agreed.
The new ndghbor is tho Newport
Harbor Chamber whlch recenUy moved
its office lo East Coast Highway near
MacArthur noulevard.
Newport Harbor Cllamber Manager
Jack Barnett 1tauncbly maintains that
their side of the street 11 Ne.,port Beach
and only the other llde bl Corona de!
Mar. ..
Theft Suspect's
Arraignment Set
A Newport Beach burglary suapect,
who was allegedly caught with a stolen
nuhllght ,in his hand. faces arraignment
June 18 after being releued on f82$ bail.
Ralph Haak, 18, of Santa Clari WU ar-rested Saturday at 1 a.m. w be n he
an.swered an officer's knock at 30ll lf.i
Qoyx. Ave., 'Balboa blind with an
allegedly stolen Duhllght In hls hand.
Offlcen said they went to the Onyx
Avenue residence on· a tip from a wltnefts
to a garage burglary. Police claim the
fls.shlight Haak was holding when he
opened the door to the orfiars had just
been.stolen from a a:ara&e.
Police allege the arrest cleared 1 three
burglaries from garages and three from
cars. An estbnated $300 worth of tools,
clothing and other loot waa recovered,
they added.
Spring 'J:Jown
SAVE $1SS
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NOW
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S•v• on th •s• luxurious 1pN1t9 ·down sofn. A••it.bl• •
your cho ic• of f•brics -v ..... ts, lio•• P,l'iah. ..t•11n
h••vy t•rlurn •nd rM")' others..
Your t...ni. clcdgMr .nu k lioppr to an1tt,..,,.
·AU· eqUipment will be moved out or the
way on weekends, when peak ~ach.
crowda occur, uld Dawes.
Total cost of cqn.!lruction of the federal
project is.$600,000, with $10,761 to be paid
by the city as its share of the cosL
Seven Oil Firms
Sue County Over
'Unlawful' Taxes
Seven Southland olt companies served
notice on Orange county Wednesday th1t
they collectively paid an estimated
M00,000 in "unlawfully assessed laxes" In
the year ending June 30, 1969 -and theY.
want It back.
They claim in their Superior Court suit
that County Assessor Andrew J. Hinsh$w:
defied state law when be valued oil dr:fn.
ing sites in HunUngton Beach, Seal Beaob
and Newport Beach at about $20 mllllon:
And they argue that if Hinshaw hid
observed the law he would not have ~
eluded the value of slate owned royaf\Y
interest in his calculations. Correct
valuation by Hinshaw would have set the
assessment t.ab at about $13 million and
cut the company lax bills by that wae
$4(tl,<KIO, it is argued.'
Named as plaintilfs ln the action are.
Atlantic Richfield Co.; Humble Oil add
Relining Co.; Oreo Oil Co.; the Signal
Cos. Inc.; lhe Tenno Co.; Texaco J.nC.
and West Shore Petroleum CO.
Cited as defendants in lhe complalrit
are Orange county and the c!Uea of HUil<'
tlngton Beach, Seal Beach and Newpc)tt
Beach -three agenciea who allegedly
reeeievd a tota) of $61,500 in lazes
allocated by the county.
Attorney F..dward S. Renwick explained
for the oil companies that Hlnahaw has
defied state laws on oil drllliDg
asseuments because "like most other
caufornia assessors he regards them as
unconstitutional.''
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•sounded Like ~an Opener'
Mesa Navy Chief Tells of Horror of Collision
By ARTHUR R. VINSEL
Of t-. OallY l"llift Sid
Marooned on I.he islaad of Guam by
flight delays, a Costa Mesa man jarred
from sleep into a nightmare sea C9llisloa
tt'iat took his own son and 72: shipmates to
the bottom, won't return-home until
Friday.
Chier Gunner's Mate Lawrtnce J.
Reilly, 44, of 23.14 Minuteman Way, bare-
ly escape with his own life when the
Australian aircraft carrier HM AS
Melbourne knifed through the destroyer
USS Frank E. Evans early Tuesday.
"It sounded like a huge can opener, you
could hear metal ripping," said ReWy
during a news conference at Clark AFB
in the Philippines today.
The l!J..year Navy career man could
have retired not long ago but shipped
over for two more years to serve with
.John L. Reilly Jr., 21, aboard the ill-fated
Evans.
The young sailor didn't care for the
Navy aod his mother said Wednesday
that ChJef Reilly was worried about hill
son and wanled to look after him.
Some things are beyond a lather's
capacity.
"He {John Jr.) was on watch In the
forward engine room. That's right where
it hit," said Chief Reilly, who was· anns
master and the senior enlisted adviser to
the captain of lhe Evans.
"The rirst thing I knew was when the
bulkhead caved in and b.lmed over," he
conUnued, "the ship was on her aide and
we had to climb up through a door. I
don"t know how we got oul"
"(~WU (!Rltly unreal,"
Chief Reli11 Ilic! be c,illd out lo a bud-* Wt! IMt ur=l1,.,...be..,_fQ&kn·9 sownd of bis frleDlf'1 volet "'4
·Five P ersons Die ·
In Violent County
Hig hway Crashes
Five persons are dead today a! the
result of spectacular Orange County traf·
fie accidents -one of which showered
patrolmen at an earlier accident sctne
with debris -when a distracted, passing
motorist rolled his own car and was kill·
ed.
The dead include a Westminster
housewife whose car was hit by an out-of·
control aulo-on the busy Newport
Freeway and a little girl crushed by a_
truck while playing with friends In a
parking lot.
Coroner's deputies listed these v1ctims:
-Mrs. Donna J. Jobutou, 22, of 8213
19th St., Westminster.
-Barbara L. Romero, 3, of 415 W.
\Valnut St., Santa Ana.
-John D. Starkweetber, II, of 1900 W.
Balboa1 Blvd., Newport. Beach.
-Delbert E. Jobmoa, 50, of Buena
Park.
-Rlcbard G. Markee, 19,.of Bellnower.
Investigators for the CHP said Jobnion
was dead on arrival at MarUn Luther
Hospital, Anaheim, al1<r being pllllle•fln
hi.s car wben It went out of contrOl on the
Santa Ana Freeway at M~ Street.
Lawmen said Johnson _had' slowed at
the scene of an tarlle.r. crash liut ran over
a divider and smashed into banicades. -
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CHIEF REILLY TELLS OF COLLISION AT SEA ·
Voice In the Dirk s·av11 M111· Sellor·
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Top SA Rookie Officer
Slain. by Mystery Killer
By JACK BllOBACK
Of .. D4fr ... .,.,.
In what Police Chief &award Allen call-
ed "a wanton, senselell murder" a Santa
Ana palice officer. honored as Rookie of ·
the Year in 1968., was shol. to death by
unknown auailants lalt Wednesday
n!ghL
A widespread dragnet is out today for
the killer or killers of Officer Nelson
Alvin Sasscer, 24, Garden Grove.
The offictr, on patrol about 11:50 p.m.
radioed headquarters that he was leaving
his car "to make a pedestrian check" at
3rd and Raitt street.s.
ShorUy theruller, Looi. Martln<z Jr.
who lives nearby at llot 3rd SL and his
wUe heard whit they thought was a aWubot..
Martinet ran outside and found ofllcer
Sasscer lying on tbt street in front of his
patrol.car. He saw no one else.
Martine yelled to his wife to call
pal.ice and attempted ~ fll'st aid
He ii an atlt:ndaur with WlDG' Ambulance
ol Sonia Ana, .
Marilnez told polic< he tried lo slop the
external bleeding from• gaping wound ln
SU:ecer11 mldHcOon and .applied heart
raanqe, He sakl-the olflcer was aemi-
""'9Claul and llruibie to apeak. . · Sasim> wu rushed to Santa Ana Com-
munity Hospital where he diei:I at U:32
a.m.
He had betn named "Rookie of the
Year" lut December by bo(h the Santa
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SLA IN BY GUNMAN
Officer Nelton S111c:er
Ana Benevolent Police Associaticin and
the Santi Ana Klwanb C1Ub: He· and his
wif~,.L)'M, 21, had no.children.
"He was a fine, popular office~," Chief
Allen &aid tht& momJng, .. and would have
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Asks Vets '
Benefits·
~evamping
By JEROME F. COUJNS
Of fllt EMlllY •11t1 Sr.It
Presldenl Nixon, in his first press con-
ference: at the NewJMpter IM, today call~
ed for re-evaluation of veterans' benefits
for Gts returning from Vietnam ..
Speaking on the lawn In front of the
inn's Villa San Remo, the President said
he was "shocked'' to learn Vietnam,
veterans are not taking advantage of
educational benefits ol the current GI Bill
to the same degree as did World War II
and Karean War returnees~
He said Donald E. JohnSO!I, who stood
beside him, would have the 11prime
Fall pleture eoverage of
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re.sponslbllity" of developing a new pro-
gram for today's veterans. The Pre.sident
earlier today nominated Johnson, a 44-
year~ld Iowa Republican, to head the
Veterans' Administration.
"I havt found to my surprise and
shock, that the number of veterans
returning from Vielnam !ho apPb' 'for
bene(Jts ""'1er the GI Bill !1 much lower
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In an oirller atalomenl laued by ll)e
Wbite Hoiiai-'1&11, the l'l'elidant .aid he
!s apPolnling a Prtlidential COmnilllee
on the Vi«nam Veteran, which will aSBist
Johnson ln developing a new GI Bill. Its
memben will include the secretaries of
DefeMe, Labor and Health, F.ducation
and Welfare.
"I have directed the committee to
report to me on the present stage of
benefits for returning veterans and
· recommendaUoM on how these pto-
vision.s can be improved or redirected,''
Mr. Nixon said.
In addition, the President &aid he bas.
directed the Bureau or the Budget to
begin a gener.al study of returning
veterans "with emphasis on those coming
fro'm diSadvant.aged backgrounds."
He said one of the quealicins he upect.s
the commlllee to answer is: "How can
we design a program to help those
veterans who need help the most -the
undereducated, the Ill-trained and the
hitherto underemployed?"
Johnson will replace Willlam J. Driver,
who:> has resigned.
Johnson, 44, is president of West
Branch Farm Jupplies Inc. and Is a
former national commttnder of the
American Legion.
West Branch was the birthplace of
President Herbert Hoover. Johnson was
graduated in 1946 from Iowa State
University, Ames, Iowa. He served dur-
ing World War JI with the Third Army in
the European Theater.
ln addition to his association with West
Branch Farm Supplies, be is president of
an accounting and business management
firm and of a poultry company.
President Nixon announced Johnson
has-bad considerable experleoce with the
federal government serving a.s an ad-
visory member' of the Prisident'1 Com·
mi.saion on Civil Rights frori1 1951 to 1960
and ii.nee 1987 he been an eiecutlve eon·
su.ltant to the Office of Emergency
Preparedness.
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THURSDAY, ~UNE 5, '1969.
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WH ITTIER COLLEGE STUDENT MEETS THE PREZ
For Newport'• Chris-WiLill, Footblll Memorlu
Nixon Chaii lrith •If hutier Gridder ' ' . . ' ' .
By JBROMi'r. cOWNS · Sev.;.al dOaen.-.-....d.-... 111 °'-~"' "• tt•ff the. fPJ'lce arotµld Uie ·pad mt.Pfers Fo~ the fJ:1t t~~ alnce his elecU,pn, stood on the edge of ' an adjlCftlt -President N1J:on vtslted Newport Beach 1.-· th Id th __ ,._•-• today. . Wuue ey fX!U . see e Pr~l He
His Air Force multl.pa1&enger turbojet · stopped at the fence, ahook handa with a
helicopter touched down at the Newporter C:OUPle, t~~ spotted a Yount man.. nar-
Inn helijtad shortly before 10 a.in.,"after a mg a Whittier College sweller.
14-minute flight from hi.I San Clemente Preaident Nixon istopped and cbatted
mansion. for aeVera! ininute!I !fllh· Chris Wall, 22.
Bandit Killed
By Store Owner
A would·be ba.ndil was killed and a San-
ta Ana jewelry store owner ·crlUcally
W9Wlded with seven bullets at mid-morn·
Ing today during • dramatic shoot.out
with two holdup men.
The second man fled Brown's Jewelry,
215 E. Fourth St., but was captured. by
police two blocks away.
Store owner Sam Drucker wa! 'In
critical condition at Santa Ana Com-
munity Hospital at 1 p.m .. while Jn.
vestigators had not Identified the slain
gunman ,
They said the suspected accomplice is
Arthur F. Kleis, 25, of Anaheim, but
further detail! of the case were still being
compiled.
. Kennedy Mass Slatl'.d
WASIIlNG-TON ·(AP) -The·wldow of
Sen. Robert F. Kennedy and·his survlvlng
brother have annaunctd .a ; niemorill
mass to be held at Kenned}''s·graVeskle
In Arlington NaUonaJ ~JlleterY, tonight,
~·first anniv~ of bis death.
of 908 Citrus Ptaoe, Newpoit Beach.
Young Wall la a serilcr a defensive tackle
on the football team of Nb.on11· almll
mater.
The President and the !lludenl cbattal
for awhile about football at the Quaker
campus. The .Preslden~ ~d he bad spent mom of his football time at WhiWtr an
the varsity berich.
·~1 never caught a forward pa•,"· ht
quipped.
Chria r:i;>lied : ''Yes, we talk a lot about that. •
The Prt1ident chuckled lamely, then
went with Blbe Rebozo, pal and confidant
who ha~ accompanied him on the_ chop.
per, stri.ight to a waiting off-white Lin-
coln Continental, w!Jich ·then drove
· between bulldlnl~ on the N...-pcf'ltt !rat
grounds to the Villa San Remo, where the
presidentlal staff gathered for a meetln1 ..
The villa is high oo e wall above the
roadway, giving complete prlwey 1Uld
overlooking the Upper .Bay. It baa.a patio
dec<>rated with New 0 r I e a n 1·1 t y J e
wrought-iron grille wort and opens onto 1
well-kept lalt'n.
NEW YQJQc (AP) -The. '1ocl<·marke!
pulled out· of the klsing column today for
the first lime · lhls.·-r, Tradln« waa
fairJy· acttve. (See quOtatlons, 1Pqes 11-
19).
Oraalle
Patrolmen Jack Kelso and Anthony
Gieger fled the spot where they were
measuring sltidmarb from the Ont ac-
cident. but Kelso wa.s knocked down and
out when hit by a flying divider post.
He suffered multiple c:ut.s, back lnJwies
and bruifes. while motorists 1bonw E.
Kruet.ner, 20, of Buena Park, and James
A. Stephens, 32, of Santa Ana, were tn--
jured in the earlier al'cident.
Teacher Walkout Spreads to Mesa ..
Mrs. Johnston died at 4 ~m. Wed·
nesday, plnn~ in the wreckage of htr
(!!mall car after the southbound auto wu
1truek by -1 northbound vehicle on tM
Newport Freeway at Dyer Road.
11>e dead woman'• brJther, Larry
Messenger, 16, of the same addteu, wis
11eveff:ly Injured, as wu Mrs. Marie
Shotwell, 50, of 174.1 Evergreen Ave.,
Fu Berton.
Yoong Meuengtt was on the pasmiger
side; while hlS sister took the brunt of lhe
collision.
lnve11Ugators said Mrs. Shotwell'• C.r
went out of control. veered tcro.u the 80-
foot-wide dirt divider strip and, demolilb-
ed the Johnston car:
The Romero girl was dtad on arrival at
Orallge County Medical Center el 7:35
p.m. WedM!lday nJ,iil atter ·belnl run
over by a pickup trucll In • laundrom.at
(See TRAmC, P11< II
llrTllOMAS FORTUNE ..............
~ reigned today .. .....
clulet were clnc:eUed by a teacher
walkout lhal aprad llUD Corona de! Mar High School to the Costa Mesa
High cam..., this aftmJooo.
Dillrlcl offlclals report<d.oonslderable
confusion With about lll pen:enf of· the
students In clau on the Mesa campus.
In O(her claue:s, 10me lnstruct'on took
roll and H:nt the children home.
Across town 11 Esl4nda High School,
ill teacbers'but tl'O nlked out of their
dusroornl, at 1: 1$ p.m., but 1U.yed on ..,. .....
Tbe walkout.I were It.aged to dramatize
teacher efforts for greatu pay ralllet.•
Al Con>na del Mar ffl&h clwes were
canctled and altldenll told to apeod the
llCl\ool day on c._ doing wbll theJ
wanted, preferably 1tudylna:. The 1Ym·
nas1uml and· nrlmmtna pools wert open-
ed.
Se\'enty.four leacben of 106 were miJs-
lng 1t'Corona del lo!ar High, their nam"
aD pltOOed In. Oil one Ust.
. Ele:mentary and lalmnedlate school
leacllen throuilhout Costa Mesa .and
Newport Beach were requested by Iha
ditlrlet teachers' association to teach a
~four-hour mlnlmum day and hold
SUW¥ised reere.Uon after IUftCb rather
lhan return to the classroom.
Te.ache:r1 at eome or the 25 elementary
schools and~ lntennedlate1iliools were
npected to comply and those at other
schools not to.
Supt. William Cunn.ingham uld from
what he. had observed at CotMa del Mar
High School OV<l')'lhln1 was goln1
smoothly ~ the -atudenta. were Vtrf
loose aDd very relued (see »
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companying story).
He aaid, "I can ltll you the teachers
will Joee a day't pay." .He aakt further
repriaals would be up to the school board.
Board Praldent J-"Bill" Peyton
ea1d, ''Theft are certain legal avenues we
could pursue. I t11lnll: aome of thls ls ac-
ttiaDy ca\Jae fcir Wsmlssal." •
Aa for hhi own feelinP be wooJd not go
beyoild .aayln( lhal be feels the teachers
should not be paid for the day ..
Gordon Becktold , president of Nt#p(lrt·
Mesa Education AAoclation, said, "We
are counUng on the lood judgment of the
administrators. I tfilot it would be a grave mlatab to lnllllte any kind of a
reprisal action."
. Anldo v ....... 1 pl>yslcl teacher al
Corona d<I Mar H!ih, told wily he 1taytd
bome:
"I'm IUl'e people art &oinf to say,
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'What are you doing? We are paying you
to teach our children.' We fetl thia one
day off will bring the ~m Ullo the
open. And if this one dtY II effectiftt the
Improvement In educallon Will be there
for years to come.••
Added Ken KOClry. lntemaUanal rel,.
lions teacber j .. -. 1 "We thlnk this ia the best w.af to show
the community we are very unhappy. We
have oo iUusloN 1J;iout .Ute board ol
education changi ng . their minds. That'•
not our goal. We> nallj don'L tbl~ they
11pttk for the community. We think: la.I·
payers would support higher aalaM."
He lll!o said, "We espected not.IO'gel'
paid today. We're not 'Ukln1.lcr tho day
orr to play goU. ·We dJdn't Ue and all tn
sick. M)o .,Onmal leeUOJ now Is wt wW
all be back lo-." ·
A mte11n1 of tho 74 wrun, leod>m
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~'Partly 111nny"· ta: Utt caD ' for
Friday, which m-gtoomjo look·
Ing clouds tmUI mklafternoon on
lhe Orange Cout while the ~
meter ataya llJoil at. A dqroes.
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• Few ~levjo!o,!t,atora -....... .t".,e swttc-" eo · Ult motnt1, oi-
. though the .,.everu isn't er. cat
all PoQt 26.
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CLAIMED BY SEA
Volley's Ttrry Smltll "'
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POLICEMAN ••
. -bad an outatandlaf career; I'm cerlaln."
S.-joined tho department In
Jtmll!)', llU. Ile -from Cbull VI.a
Ud bid jull _...,.. a !our-year hltdl
in tho U.S. Navy.
Chief Alllll uld tho bullet, believed to
be'.Jll ealll>or cir lorger entored tho <t·
!leer'• ~ on the Iron! 1elt aide ood
ranged upward thrDl"'1 hll aorta and
....,.ol amaller arteries. The 1luJ IOdied
beneath lbt •kin in his back.
-"'Wt-dim?t-mow U-he w11 quUUon.101
one or'.inore men," Chief Allen said. "We
have reCel9tcl all k1ndl ol rumor1 ancf are
followlng -leads but It I• dl!!leult.
We have no delcrtption and there wu no poaWve eye witness u far u we know."
Funeral arrangemenll au peDdlng at
Smith ood Tuthill Mortuary In Sanlo Ana.
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TRAFFIC •••
pukin( lot In the 600 block of w .. 1 Ji'lrlt
5-l .
Driver of the truck, Mrs. Alda
Ram1rez, 31, of fl9 W. Cbea:tnut St., San·
!I Ana, wu not cited. .
Tbe other two vlcUibs had been
105p1tall&ed art.er earlier accidents.
Markee dled at St. Jude Hosplt111
Fullerton, several houn after loslng con-
:rol of his motoreycte and striking a car
11 Lambert Road and Idaho Str .. l In the
IA Habia aru. Starkweather suceumbed a( H o a g
Memorial Hoipital -fie<lnelday, after
i>elnC ~ .. feet from his Cll' •• 3
a.m. Tuesday when it ran off Jamboree
Road at. San Joaquin Road in the UC,
lrvine aru and overturned.
Human Error Blamed
For Blasts -fu Gary
GARY, Ind. (1JP1) -The explosions
;hat rocked Glen Park in Gary Tuesday
qre-caused by human error, an official
:it Nriero Indiana Public. Service Co.
.Ud Wedne.day.
NIPSCO .District Manager James
3reed &aid a company' crew was
-espont.lble tor the explosiOOJ and sub1e-
iuent fires.'. Breed aaid the crew w!s in
~ Glen Pll't testµig line:a: in the area
which had been converted from low lo
nedlum pressure when ll discovered a
eat in an eight-Inch pipe.
DAILY PllOT
OltANGE COAST 'UtllSNINO COM,Alf'f'
A.ob.rt N. w •• ~ ,,..ldtnt •lld 1"11111111\tf
J1clr It. C111ley
Yb ,.,.!Olnf IM Gtntr.i Melli•
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l1unU111lon autli: 8 m S!"tll
By ALMON LOCKABEY
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The sea has given up two bodies of the
10 persons believed to have been aboard
the 161-foot schooner Goodwill wben she
was wrecked on Sacramanto Reef IOO
miles south of San Die10.
The body of a ieensge boy lound
floating two miles north or the wreck
Tuesday has been positively identified as
l>year-old Tim Smith, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Cordon Smith, 18842 Santa Mariana
Ave., Fountain Valley.
Jdentificatfon was made by relaUves
after Smith's body was taken to a
morgue at Ensenada.
The second body found by Mulcan
fishermen was described u that of a
man between 35 and 50 years of · qe. Jt
wu clad in pajamu and life jacket. lt is
also beiJ:g taUn.t<I Ensensda aboard a
Mexican Navy vessel for ldenWication.
The bOdy wu reported to have been
found by fllhmnen a few mllel north of
wbai'e lbe .Goodwill lies cruabed on
Socramento Reel. It wu I.ten to the
vUJq:e of. BabJa Roaario wbe~e lit was
Ulmid over to_ the. Mexican Navy.
Metnwbil~ the U.S. Cout Guard has
suspended active search of the area pen-
ding farther development.
"lt b pretty definite that no one from
the wrecked vessel is afloat 1n small
craft." a Coast Guard spokeaman said.
The ltllCh for i;urvivors from the 111-
f ated ftael still continues, however, by
penonne1 ol L & P Machine lndualries,
the !Inn owned by Ralph Larrabee,
owner and skipper of the GoodwW.
Arthur Knievel, u:ecut!ve vice pres:l-
dent of Ille !Inn, aald two boalo with
divers depor1ed San oi.,. today and
would bq:ln salvage operaUons Friday.
Only hope that anyone from the wrec-
ted acliooDer ~ved appeared to Ue in
the remote poasibillty that someone m1y
have made;it to'the rugged and barren
shore of San Geronimo Ialand which lies
jiat lnllde the reel.
BUflieivy--aea, were known to have
been tinuh.lng the reef at about the Ume
lbe· Goodwill grounded, and It Is certain
that the U,bt marking the reef was in-
operative.
Educated guessing -both .olficial and
by yac:hbm.en accustomed to cruWng the
area -Is that the Goodwill hit the reef
on the night of May 25 or 26 while en
route from Caho San Lucas to Ensenada.
A 1lroog current sets on the reef at cer-
taln times of Qle day.
It Is further theorfzed that".n of the
personnel were as~ befOw ti:cept one
person left on watch. The Goodwill would
have. been ~under auxiliUJ power
and contacfwitlt·tbe (ttf arnormtl speed
would have rJpPed otit hei bottom.
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REILLY ...
down in two minutes," he added.
"We were in the water for about JS
minutes before some Australians in a
boat picked '~ up," Chief Reilly said
during the interview, sweating In the
muggy Pacific island heat.
A joint AustraUan-Amertcan naval
board of inquiry has been convened to
probe why the USS Evans turned into a ·
collision course witb the 22,500 ton
Melbourne:
The big ship -an occasional visitor to
the u:s. Naval Weapons St.i.Uon at Seal
Beach -cut through the 2,200 ton Evans
like an ue through a bathtub toy boat.
Boilennan 3/C Reilly, who went down
with the ship, leaves his wlle Joyce, 19, or
12f51 Trask Ave., Garden Grove, and
Lawrence J. Reilly Ill, one year old.
"Whet will I ever tell the baby? How
will I explain to him how his fattier died,
when I don't really unders~and it
my!Se;lf?," asked the young widow .
"Wby?"~she again asked weeping.
Her father-in-law tried fn a sense to
ans'"•er that unheard question Wednes·
day. half the world away from her
and the rest of the Reilly family.
"It's part of the hazards of the Job," he
said, "it could happen to anyone driving a
car or flying in a plane."
Tax Refund Bill
Wins First Test
The Assembly Ways 1nd Means Com-
mittee approved a bill that will enable
persons in corporate type livlnfr units
such as Leisure World to recei ve the
home owner's tax refund or S70.
Introduced by Assemblyman Robert
E. Burke (R·HunUngton Beach). AB 575
is expected to go to the Assembly floor
by Friday'for a vote.
The bill was rushed through commlt-
tee Tuesday aner Gov. Ronald Reagan
sent 1 letter to the Ways and Means
Committee asking them to reconsider
AB 57$. He labeled the bill an urgency
matter and requested the committee to
give the bill further coosiderallon.
Ted Kennedy Slows
Burger Confinnation
WASKINGTON (AP) -Acting Senald
Democratic Leader Edward M. Kennedy
put off today until Monday, the date
origlnally scheduled, Se.nate action on
President Nixon 's nomination o: Warren
E. Burger as chJef Justice.
That, he sakf, w.ould be ''the orderly
way of proceeding," Kennedy, of
Mlssachusttts, acted tn tbe ablence of
l>emocrauc L<-Mike Mwll•ld of
Afonlani.
DAILY PILOT ...... In> LM ... ,_.
MR . NIXON GREETS ECSTATIC SCHOOL CHILDREN WHO CAME TO SEE HIM
Happint11 11 Shaki ng H1nd1 With the Pre1idtnt in Your Own Home Town
Nixon Flies to Newport
After Clemente Greeting
By RICHARD P. NALL
Of "' 0.ltr' f'ilft 11•ff
Fresh from a tumultuous welcome at
his San Clemente home, President Nixon
flew to the Newport'-r Inn today to con-
fer with advisers and announce a new
appoinbnent.
Mr. NiJ:on was to begin a two-day
round of conferencea at the Newporter on
maUers ranging from his upcoming
Midway meet with President Nguyen Van
'1111eu of South Vietnam to a conference
with 10 young people from five slates on
the draft,
A side-effect of the Newporter con-
ference may be selection of the Newport
Beach fae,lllty as a work base when the
President is ln Southern California.
"J think the President wants to get the
feel of this particular working ar-
rangement," Press Secretary Ron Ziegler
said In a brieflng Wednesday afternoon at
Laguna's Surf and Sand Hotel.
. He referred to the fact that Mr. Nlson
may when in San Clemente commute by
hettcopter to the Newporter for work
sessions with aides staytnr there.
The press would be located about
midw ay in Lagun1 Beach when the Presi-
dent is at his White House WeJt.
TaMed and jubiJant, Mr. Nh:on stepped
from a . helicopter at the Coast Guard
Loran station near his new San Clemenle
home Wednesday afternoon to the cheers
of about 5,000 persons.
J:U1 wlle, in a bright yellow suit, ac-
cepted red roses from dignitaries as the
President climbed up on a car trunk to
give San Clemente Its place in the sun.
The crowd, Including ecstatic San
Clemente and Laguna youngrters, squeal·
ed In delight as the President moved
close and shook hands.
More than 1,000 feet of lee plant along
the route of the Presidential motorcade
to his home was trampled fiat by the
milling feet Mr. Nb:on doubtless needed
a shoe shine after walking through the
stubble field at the Coa1t Guard station.
He was first greeted by Victor C.
Andrews of Emerald Bay, his Orange
County campaign manager and in-
dustrialist Arnold 0 . Beckman of Corona
del Mar. Andrews introduced Mr. Nh:on
to other dignitaries and arranged with
the Secret service for the press to be
allowed out of the crowd and given some
latitude.
During the press briefing ses.sion, Press
Secretary Ziegler indicated there would
be several announcements today and Fri·
day which he rated above average im·
portance but not earthshaking.
There had been press speeulatlon about
JM:Dding announcement of some schedule
of American troop withdrawal from Viet-
nam. Ziegler declined comment on this.
Asked if the President had beep refer-
ring to Senator Fullbright In a recent
speech crttlcWng "new Isolationists",
Ziegler indicated the President had been
speaking in general tenns.
During his work sessions, Mr. Nixon is
to ainfer with Robert Finch, 15ecretary of
health. education and welfare. and
Patrick Flanagan, assistant to the Presi-
dent.
Asked by a reporter ir a Chilean re-
quest that Gov. Rockefeller cancel a
scheduled visit would cause cancellation.
Ziegler said, ''We look for the governor's
visits to Latin America to continue. t1
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Educator Slated
To Graduate Too
-With Master's
Friday will be a big day £or Leonard M.
McNutt, but then every graduation day is
big in t.he life of an educator.
McNutt , SS, of M8 Seal St., Costa Mesa,
1s head of the foreign languages c:k!part-
ment at Estancia High School.
But be, not just a fresh noci: of
teenagers entering the adult world, is the
one graduating -with a Master's Degree
in French from Cal State, Fullerton.
He has known one of hls classmates
since birth -his daughter Mrs. Marita J.
Gladson, 33, of Fullerton., who wtll also
receive her bachelor of arts degree in
anthropofogy. •
Alphabetically McNutt Is se'ven letters
away from Glaason in {be sei.t1ng ar-
rangement, but the young housewife will
have no stranger marclllng behind her.
Donald Gladson. her 33-year-old hus-
band, will also be receiving his BA
degree at the Fullerton ceremony.
Friday will also be a big day for
Gladson's mother-in-law, Mrs. Leonard
McNutt, 55, but she will sit the ceremony
out in the audience.
It takes a lot of time to teach h111~
dlcapped children at Costa Mesa's Can-
yon -School and put hubby through col-
lege, so Mrs. McNutt herself is sttll stu-
dying for her MA at C~pman College in
Orange.
Unions Reject Plan
LONDON (AP) -The Trades Union
Congress, representing nine million
British workers, overwhelmingly rejected
tOOay the Labor government's plans for
curbing wildcat strikes and voled by an
equally wide margin to set up Jt.s own
system for bringing dlscipllne into the na-
tion's troubled labor relations.
He announced thal he and the family
plan to spend the entire month of August
at thelr new San Clemente home. At one
point he grinned at Mayor Wade Lower in
his wheel chair and said, "He's going to
fix my ticket" apparently reierring to
future traffic citations.
Said th~esldent, "When I met Pat
and before we were married, we used to
drive down Coast Highway and the beach
at San·Clemente was one of our favorites.
"Now we're glad to own a part of it. Sprin'}-';})own
Frona P.,e J
TEACHERS •••
wu scheduled for tbls afternoon tG
decide what they do nut. No ____ _,,tbal ... ftal
elementary ' .anil laUrindatt t n Dlfer1
were going to ,~ Bart Hake, executive
secretary of t.bt teachers' association,
11id, "I would guess fully hall o! them
will hold a minimum day."
Superintendent Cunningham said he un-
derstood "a good many of the .schools will
do nothing."
Hake remarktd th4t "some principals
a.re, up.right and lntiuµdaUng teachers
lrom do.lng w~ they t.elleve they can d'o. Therb~ve fiichtectd teachers, aaying
tbel will take down names."
·Legally, a minimum day can be
declared only by the schooJ board but
ma11y teachers question t h e con-
stitutionality of that law. .
Thes&·development5 ate the result o! a
stormy, closed-dOor, three-hour teachers
rep~ntative session late Tuesday night
and eafly Wednesday.
Becktold, teachers president. aaid he ·'W8s .J•torn in !Jftle bits and trampled"
when he advised moderation.
The muUny aga~ teacher associaUon
leadership by the militant element at
Corona del Mar Higl:! had been brewing
for some time.
At one · recent meeting, Be<:ktold,
himself a Corona de! Mar High language
teacher, was involved in an exchange in
which he said, "All right bot beads you
can march any time you WJLDt to.'' An
. answ~r came back, "When we march you
may &~t run ove.r. ti
In a bulletin to all teachers Wednesday,
the teachers' assriclation declared il does
not accept the sa1ary scale adopted Tues·
day nlght by the board and upped its own
demand.
Teachers leadership now is ask.log for
the same starting salary adopted by the
board, $6,MK! per year, but a top salary of
Sl4,239 reachable in 11 years compared to
the board-adopted fop salary of $13,!00
in 12 years.
. The bulletin said, "High school
teachers will unite in an expression of
protest soon.'' (In the wake of the Corona
del Mar HJgh teacher boycott Estancia
High teachers were to meet this al·
ternoon.)
Elementary and intermediate level
teacbers were asked to back up the high
school te~cber! ~y~ ·
-Teaching a minimum day today witli
the afternoon given to recreation.
-Those not willing to teach •
minimum day and risk a pay cut con·
tribute $10 to a community pflblicity
campaign.
-Begin a telephone campaign Frlda1
to exert public pres.wre on the scbom
board.
While some teacbm were seeking ·to
bring pressure to bear on the sdloo\
board, the teachers leadership was seek-
ing board acceplanct of a medlaUon e~
fort. ·
Hake said teachers Wanted to hea~
Crom the board by. 3:30 p.m. today qn ac· cep~ the free mediation service of th,e
California Department of Industrial Relai·
tions.
"That's impossible," said Board Presi-
dent Peyton. "We have to give 24 bOur
publlc notice to hold a meeting."
He said the board would bold a 'pe<:ial
meeting Friday evening to consider the
teachers' request, but he personally is noi
intererted in mediation and feels the
board's Salary adoption should remain
final.
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• When I say own a part of it, we hope
everybody wUI uae it too.
"And 1 recall, too, that 30 years ago 1
came to San Clemente. J was then a
lawyer in Whittler and also La Habra and
I made a speech to a service club.
sAvE $155 to $:l55
"!( was either Rotary - 1 notice the
mayor is a member of Rotary -or
Kiwanis, One of the two. And I didn't
dream 30 years ago I wdti?d be JJke this
as at least a summer resldfnt of th.ls city
and I'm very proud to be here and have
suc h fine neighbors.
"l want you to know that this one
personal factor that you should· be aware
of .•. that having someone that holds the
offlce of President as your neighbor is
not too convenient at times.
"I very much regret that Seeret
Service requires that when we travel -
we'll try not to travel too much rin the
highways -that they ha've to clear the
roads and someUmes you will not be able
to get as close to the house as you would
like.
"I wish we could meet everyone
personally to tell you how happy we are
to be In California and have you as
neighbors."
As the President and Mrs. Nixon shook
hr.nd11 wilh a multitude of wellwishers,
Sfa'et Service men moved with them in
close proximity, once b~rJ.ing at a
television crew lo keep Its distance.
Mesa Accident
Victim Improves
A CO.Sta Mesa man whole. car was
1truck broadakSe at rp1jor ,intenectlon
Wednesd1.1 ts listed as doing fme today .. nc.r belns hospltali.zed overnliht for in-
juries. _
Sulo V. Nyholm, 83, of JM8 Charle St..
was admitted to Costa ~tua Memorial
Hospital 1fter his auto, traveling south on
Harbor Boulevard, was hit at Wilson
StretL
TrafClc tnve.sUgaton aald John H.
Frankel, 2:2, or t.818 Monterey Ave., Com
Mesa, wu driving easl on WUson Strttt,
and traffic of!Jetrs are invesUgaUng to
determine who was at fa/t.
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:n.nci.r. Junt 5, 1969 . DAILY l'ILOT 3
El Toro Gets ·change in ·command
Gen. Hise Succeeds Gen. Thtmh at Orange County's Marine Bme
Normally, Brig. Gen. Henry W. Hise
would be Ille rankin& Marine of Ille day
at El Toro MCAS, but hi.s commaoder·
in-ch.let was ~d WednesdBiy, aliortly
before fonnal Change-of"'°"111Ul1ld .....,
monies.
Base penonnel were busy all day, even
before Geo. Ilise assumed command from
Maj. Gen. William G. Thrash, who ha s
been assigned to Vietnam after 27 months
as Ille El Toro chief.
County ·Okays
1st Phase of
Plush Project
By JACK RROilA'i\
01 1ttt O•lll' i-11o1 Sltlf
Geo. ~ wtll tab over the leodet'-
shlp ol lbe Fin! Marine Atrcrllt WlJti at
· Da Nang about .July 6, reptictag lloj.
Geo. Charles J. Quiller, reassigned to
·Marine Corps Headquartva.
Geo. Thr .. h ..... shot down durtnl the
• Korean W•r and spent two yean as a
prisoner of ·wor, rocelvtng a Leg!oo of
Merit for conduct as senior UN offJoer
ln•t North Kore.an prison camp.
The tncomlng and ootgoing r-als were honored in a 4 p.m. format we-
mony and parade in which men and
,wmten from El Toro MCAS, Santa Ana
Plan11 for the opening in August of the Orth G
first facilities 0£ the Coto de Caza (The 0-rO
Preserve or the Hunt) moved forward L" 'd p ·
Wednesday with the approval by the 1qu1 lant Food
Board of Supervisors of a zone change for
.. 400 acres of the plush reereation club in in the gallon size
6outheast Orange County.
MCAF, and Navy men based at botb Ila-.
llooa OW"Ched.
Gem.. Hlae, 419, Is a native of. Shamrook,
Tex., attended Ille University of Texao,
•""1 w14 commissioned a second lieute-
nant in the USMC Reserve early in
World War ll, in which he foughJ.
He jotn<id Marine Dive -. Squad·
ron m in Hawall and served as a car-
rier-based pilot, winning the Dbtingulsb-
ed ~I Croes for heroic batUe agawt
a Japanese con\loy off Guadalcanal.
He continued with pr«DOtiona and con
tlnued combat action as a dive and torpe-
-pilol, owitclltnl to Ille regu.
lar Marine Corps from the n.eert~ in
l946 after~& .~t as his career. 1 He saw duty ID"'thiKorean War and re-1 turned last month from-Vietnam, where
be was assistant wing commander of the 1
Ftrst Marine Aircraft Wing. '
Gen. Hise earned a bachelor of arU de-
gree from Jackson College, Honolulu, and
has served as Deputy Chief of Staff tor
admlnbtratton in the USMC Headquar·
ters, Washington. ·
The wtdely-deeorated career ldlrlno
and his wife, Mary, have si"I childrea.
SPECIALS·
OF THE WEEK!
Feed your planll
for a penny
16-YEAR.OLD 'BABE' GETS A HEARING AID
With Help From Mistress and Specialist Aebischer
A zone change from agricultural use to
planned community for the first phase
400 acres, as recommended by the county
Planning Commission, was approved by
Orig. 4.98 NOW
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Dog to Get Hearing Aid lhe supervisors.
M'f!cco Corp. are the developers of the
sprawling 5,000-acre club located at the
l FOR 4.99
end of Trabuco Road, one and a half A I d b I
For Coming Viet Trip rniles southeast of O'Neill Park in the eomp ete an • anced f1rtili11r
shadow of Saddleback Mountain. feeds throu9h both roots and foila91 The club, to be built at an estimated
cost of $3 million, will sell memberships providing quick plant r1tpona ••• for
By RANDY SEELYE
Of tltt Dill~ PllDI Siii!
"She Is so scared because she thinks
she's ·goiilg to get a Shot," qllipped Mrs.
Valerie Beluke, as her pet dog "Babe''
At quivering on the desk.
But Babe, a l&-year-old toy border
Collie, was oot to receive a shot.
Babe, her mistres.5 Mrs. Beluke and
K e n d a 1 Svedeeo, Babe's veterinarian.
had come into Hal Aebischer's hearing
aid service in Corona de! Mar with a
special problem.
~ Babe .is losing her eyesight and &.tie
Ms liad an almost total hearing lo5s
for the past five years.
Since Mrs. Beluke, of 307 N. Jeffer-
son Anaheim, is a registered nurse
;;;/ leaving for Vietnam in the near
tu.tore , she wants to prepare Babe for
dle trip.
to 400 families "seeking refuge from th h le d
andb h" ewoyar. Joss, Aebischer couldn't use the sound smog . ut an crus . . .
room which he ordinarily uses for Robm Moore, Macco vice pres1dent,
huma'.ns, because he would be unable lo __ s_aid thllicility is.planned as~oUhe--.
cOffimUnicate With the dog. so he used finest recreation facilities in the United Ortho Azalea ancl CamtRa
an "artilicial ear." States." Pellets I 5 lb
He sent Mrs. Beluke into another Guest houses, bowling facWUes, a ft • box
room and had her call Babe. When the stable comple1: and a clubhouse are in
dog responded to her calls, Aebischer the first phase which will be under con-
knew the dog did not have a total hear· slruction soon, Moore said.
ing loss and that a hearing aid would Complete plans for the former Bryant
probably hel p. . Ranch, lying astride the rolling foothills
lie then took an Impression of the between O'Neill Park and the Ortega
dog's ~ar ~ he would any human and Highway call for riding trails, nine man-
a h~rmg a1~ was ordered. . made Jakes, brush areas stocked wlt.h
A week !mer Mrs. BJ;:luke b.rought m pheasants and ducks, kennels for hunting Bab~ and. the dog was fitted with a new dogs, skeet and trap shooting ranges.
heanng atd. .lln~ la ed f h. lak d k Babe was remarkably nervous and n-.r P nn . are is ing es, uc
quivered from the new world of sound ponds, a hunting lodge, 400 weekend
wflen the hearing aid was turned on. homes. JO cottages for guests and a
When Mrs. Beluke calle<I Babe the ::hildren's dormjtory where 1oungster1
dog jerked its head in her directio~, but can enjoy supervised v~ations, Moore
obviously didn't recogn~ its own name. said.
Aebischer noted that the biggest: prob-A part of the vast R'ancho Mission VJe-
2/1.98
Ortho Systemic Rose and
FIOwer Care In 5 lb. . box
2.98
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She-wants to make !SUre Babe can
hear, so she and Svedeen came to
Aebischer to sl?e' if /'e could prepare a
bearing aid fur Babe.
"l am going to Vietnam to build
hospitals for the SoUth Vietnamese and
l want Babe to accompany me, but it is
ridiculous to take her along if she can'r
bear," Mrs. Beluke related to Aebischer.
lem for the· dog will be "to get used to jo of early California days, the club pro.
souhd-it will be hard for the dog to perty was sold by the Juan Forster estate 1.----------------------------------------.
adj1;1st and the sound may s~ar,~ her in 1938 to the Bryant family.
So Aebischer decided to handle hls
first non-human patient.
In order to test the dog for a hearing
until ~he c~n g_et _used to the wd . . Macco Corp. bought the 5,00()..acre _A~is~her s first non-human hean_ng spread in 1963 and plans for development
wd f1ttmg was termed a success by him have been in the works since that date
and Mrs. Beluke. M said ' Mrs. Beluke is now making plans to oore •
10 to Vietnam-with .Babe at ber side.
•Rudy Was Punk~
20s Film Vamp Recalls Yesteryears
Harbor Jaycees
Launch. Drive
For 'Transplant
By EVELYN SHERWOOD
01 ttit DlllY ~llDI St.rf
Betty Blythe, famous film vamp of the
fabulous 20's, retains an aura of beauty
and the personality of a star although she
is now in her sevenlies.
While visiting Mrs. Dorothy Bronston
of Costa Mesa, the former leading lady,
her once-black hair now streaked with
1 i lv er • ..l'ec4lted.. l!§!.S.~.U..~ and
friendships. ~ .
"I helped Rudolph Valentino put· on his
first make-up for the cameras," she said.
·~He was a ptmk, but handsome and
charming with a beautiful manner."
And there were other leading men she
described as "beautiful."
"My favorite was Fredric March ,"
she commented. "Lewis Stone, Ramon.
Novarro and ancther darling, Lon
Chaney, were all on the sets as well as
Mary .Pickford, Marion Davies, Mae
Murray and Charles Chaplin."
According to an issue o( Photoplay
Magaz.i.ne published in lhe '20's, Miss
Blythe was the most popular American
actress in Europe.
She made more than 300 movies, in-
cluding "Queen of Sheba", "Southern
Love," "Silver Hordes," and "Salome."
The tall (5'71h','), elegantly-garbed
woman recalled her fame. "J had 12
secretaries answering 10,000 letters a
week, and 26 fan clubs during the height
of my popularjty," she said. "Mounted
police ha<f-t.o keei> the crowds back when
1 appeared. My pictures broke box office
records." ·
Miss Blythe was known as "the best
undressed woman on the screen with the
world's most perfect figure."
Off-screen, she dr.essed iJt exquisite
clothes and once returned from Europe
with 30 tJ:unks filled with several $30JMlO
,gown~.
"I made vast money in those days,''
she tald, "I blew it all on friends and
being happy. When you 're on top of the
heap, you don't count the cost or the $100
Ups."
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MOVIE VAMP BETTY BLYTHE THl!N AND NOW
Rudolph V•lontlno Co-stor Now Lives Qulttly In Valley
The Newport Harbor Junior Chamber
of Conunerce is sponsoring an all-day
benefit June 22, for 17-year-old Susan
Mazze, recipient or the first kidney
transplant performed in Orange County.
"We want to help with the cost ()f
Susan's ()peration and continue the fund
to help those Orange County people with
kidney trouble," Tom Schriber Jaycee
publicity chairman, said.
"A single opP..ration can run into six
figures and we want to· C1Stabllsh a con--
tinuing fund in Susan's name to help
others, too. '1
The all-day event will start at 1 p.m.
with a bay cruise from Berkshire'•
Restaurant and conUnue wtt.h a poolside
party, exhibition tennis match and dinner
and dancing at --e Newport Beach Tennil
Club.
Reservations are suggested by calUng
· 67~. Donations may be mailOO to tbt
Jaycee office, 2168 E. c.oast Highway .
Corona del Mar
Soviets Open
Red Conference
Moscow (AP) -Soviet party chief
Leonid I. Brezhnev opened the Kremlin--
dominated lntemaUonal Co m m u n l at
Conferenc11 today with a charge that im-
perialists of the world are afrald of COm-
munist unity.
The confennce, boycotted by O\lna
and several other rmijor parties, hu been
promoted· by ·Moscow as a step toward
Communist unity. Seventy-five of the
world'• C.onununiat pattiea are attenmng.
Tw aakt the delegates were greeted
warmly by Brezhnev at lhe opening
sesSlon In St. George Hall of the Great
Kremlin Palace. There has been no word
on how long the conference will last.
Tua quoted Brezhnev as saylng the un
named lmperlalista ""'trill do all they can
to belittle lhe lmportan<o ol the c,.,.
f.....,. and to present 114 proceedJngs
and result.I In 1 distorted Ught." •
But he added that the mere !Jct that
the conference hu been convened
"testtlles to the tt:allr.atlon by Com-
munist. of their great responlllblllty f<r
tbe dellliny ol pea<:t and IOCiAI ..-•
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Coleus, begonias or dahlias
YOUR ~CHOICE 33c
Plant several pots of each of these colorful
flowerin9 plants ••• or 9roup them in pot.
on p~tios or porches fro dramatic effect!
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In 4" pols ••• they're alr11dy 9rowing .......
and look •I !ht small pr.I ·
Plant a daisy birdbath
Our lm19in•tW. 40 Inch 3 29
birdbath will odd 91rtltn 1 chlrml • .
' Round bird ba' •
All ceramic bird bath
2.98
8.59
Redwood Plontors
for your potlol
2.98
H1ndl4NM pltntln
for porches. tool 12"
16" redwood
pl1n~
4.49
30" redwood
patio box
4.98 .
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Easy.f'oogrow pelargoneums In pots
2/98
Have riotous color for your 91r1:len, patio
or porches ••• alrea~.Y growing in 411 pots.
EXOTIC FUCHSIAS IN 1 GAL. CONTAINERS
88c
Fertlffza now for a
baautlful, 9l'ffll ywd
for outdoor llvlntl ,
Gold St-Mlnurt '" 2 cu. ft. sbo bot
Gr.,n•dch 0
ln '1 ou. It
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Stockyord Mlnurt In
2 cu. ft .....
G1rdeft tool1
Your choice
3.49
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tool" Gtrdtft '-• bow r1k• and -cultl-
v1tor ••• ftne quaf.
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~he titJl of thi& frirndly group pie. ~ure could ea.sily be "The Smile Be•
ore the Storm!' Seven. children of
r. and Mrs. George J •. LaCasse of
rovUUnce entered St. Joseph's Hos.
ital to have their tomils out. Smil-
·ng before the multiple operotion are
from left to right) Penn11. 5, Cindee,
, GeuWi>t, 9, George Jr ., 6, Qe~r~
2, SuUmne, 11 and Christopher, 3. • The Hoyland, England, Town
Council gave Ros• Palmer a break
fbn her efectri.city hill as a reward
f!or he< practice of leaving a lamp
!on at night to light the way for
relderly people going to a commu·
~pity center. The council will pay
l-,60 cents a month on her electricity ~bill.
' . ' Reward : $1,000 for the return of
Uohn Patillo's construction eotn·
~any. That's what the Detroiter is
1 offering after someone droVe off
: with his company's full equipmen t
:.fJeet - a flatbed trailer truck wi th
.ie, bulldozer and tractor. ''Tb:ey'vp
jcleaned us out," said Mrs. Patillo,
jwbo estimated Uie total value of
~quipment was $27,000. "We don't
:even have a company any more."
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T-he Drama 68 7'.ht"ateT Group . j
of Sheffield, England. casting
part.I for a play about English
murderer CMrles Peace, chose
Lynda Brown for a role. Later
the ooup di.scove,.ed Lynda, a
22-year-old nurse, was the great·
granddau{1hter of Peace, who
was hanged in 1879. Lynda her·
!elf didn't. kncJW her great·
grandfather was a murderer un ·
tit then. "It was quite a shock," t
she said.
• What do you do when your car
catdies fire, and th'ere'a nobody at
lbe fizlbouse when you drive up?
JC you're Mrs.· Barbara Jones of
Oxnard, yoo dial the telephone
number posted on \be door. '!'hat's
what she did, and a dispatcher
answered. He summorted the fire-
men beck to the fire department
to put out the blaze. They were at
a training drill a few blocks .away.
2 Phantoms ..
Strike Base
In N. Viet
SAIGON (UPI) -Two U.S. Phantom
jet fighter-bombers today •ttae~ a
North Vietnamese antiaircraft base
which had shot down an unanned U.S.
Air Force photo-reconnaissance plane,
military spokesmen reported. It was the
first reported air attack against North
Vietnam in six months.
The F4 Phantoms struck near Dong
lloi, a North Vietnamese port on the
South China sea 40 miles north of the
demilitarized zone (DMZ). The F4s
normally carry a mtted load of bombs
and 20 millimeter cannon a n d
presumably used both against the an·
tiaircrart base.
The 1,600 MPH planes usually carry
two ~ p<>Qnd and two 750 pound or four
500 po\llld bombs but the official
spokesman would use only military
jargon: "they expended or d n a nce' '
against the base.
They were escorting an unarmed Phan·
tom taking pictures of the flow o( men
and supplies down North Vietnam's
panhandle toward the south. Ground fire
hit the photo plane aOO it turned out to ....
There, the two crewmen bailed out and
were picked up by a rescue helicopter.
Headquarters said one was taken to a
hospital ahip but the other escaped I.he
ordeal without serious injury.
Spokesmen bad no report on how much
damage the two armed escorfs did iil
their retaliatory raids against the ground
gunners. The bombing of Nor_th Vietnam
stopped Nov. 1 but photo flights with
armed e=l1 fighter-bomber.
* * * Viet Cong Begin
l'alksonForming
Coalition Rule
PARIS (UP!) -The Viel Cong an-
nounced today Its NatJonal Liberation -
Front (NLF) has e11tered into negotia·
lions with unnamed Vietnamese poliUcal
figtaes with a view to forming tbe prtr
visional coalition government demanded
in its lo-point peace plan.
The announcemmt, by Viet Cong
spokesman Tran Hoal Nam, followed the
20th session of the Vietnam peace con~
ference, in which the Communist 6ide
urged the United. Slates to dump the
Saigon goverrujent 1 and wi~w un ..
conditionaij_y frcm South Vie1*:.
In the peace meeting, $ Saigon
delegatkrl countered with a warning that
no settlement of the Vietnam ·war could
be reached without Its approval.
Nam told a news Conference after the
meeting that "conlacts are in the process
of beginning."
Among the political forces engaged in
the discussions in South Vietnam, "There
is the NLF, there is the alliance of na·
tional, democratic and peace forces, and
there are other peace forces ," Nam said.
Inside the conference hall, both eom ..
munist delegations sharply attacked the
Saigon government and renewed their de-
mand for an unconditional wil.hdrawal of
U.S. and other allied troops.
THIEF PlCKED
WRO NG VICTIM
CHICAGO (UPI) -Police Sgt. Richard
Dwyer was taking a morning jog on the
south side today when Charles James, 17,
began jogging alongslde him.
Dwyer said that alter a few paces
James demanded money.
Dwyer replied, ''Take it II you're big
enough."
Dwyer said James then replied, "I'm
big enough," whereupon Dwyer pulled a
pistol from beneath his sweat:sttirt and
8n"elted James for strongann robbery.
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Ul"I Tti.Ntt Scorched Spacecraft
Jo int , Probe
Into.Ship
Crash Set
MANILA (UPI) -Australian Navy
Minister Charles Kelly said today a join!
U.S.-Australian naval inquiry into the
ship collision which killed 74 American
saUors would open Saturday in the Phili p-
pines and that it wou1d be open to the
public and to the press.
The inquiry will be held in Subic Ba;;
aboard the American carrier USS
Kearsarge which is scheduled to arrive
here Friday with 198 of the 199 survivors
of the U.S. Navy destroyer Frank E.
Evans which was sUced in two by the
Australian carrier Melbourne Tuesday.
Kelly said Australia's representatives
will be Rear Adm. Hugh Ste¥enson, Capt.
John Davidson and Capt. Kenneth
Shands. U.S. Rear Adm. Jerome King,
commander of the SEATO exercises at
the time of the tragedy in the South
China Sea, will preside.
"Charlie Brown,'' the spacecraft that carried
Apollo 10 astronauts into Junar orbit May 18 is back
'"here it \Vas manufactured at the North American
Rockwell plant at Downey. Observers said it ap.
pea.red to be more severe1y scorched than the
Apollo 9 craft. The Apollo 10 command module or-
bited the moon 31 times.
A U.S. Navy 0spokesman here said
Cmdr. Albert S. McLemore, the captain
of the Evans, would give the American
side of the disaster. Mclemore, bis ex-
ecutive officer and King are expected to
hold a news conference after the
Kearsarge anives, the spokesman said.
.The 198 survivors arriving here include
some who were thrown into the sea and
rescued by the Melbourne and the
Kearsarge.
'Chile' Reception. Given
Rocke£ ell er by Santiago
SANTIAGO, Chile CAP) -A th~d
South Am~ican country -Chile -has
shut the door to Gov. Nelson A.
Rockefe{ler's mission, but the Nixon ad·
Rockefeller and a large group cl ex-
perts have completed two whirlwind
tours of parts of Latin America and have
two more around the rest of the irea
scheduled.
ministration shows no sign of calling olf 'l iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii
the tour. I REPEAT
REPEAT
TEXAS GIRL, 14,
SPELLING CHAMP
WASHINGTON" (UPI) -Susan Yoa-
churil, 14, ol Dalla!, Te:r., won the Und
national spelling bee today. Finishing ,se.
As the Kearsarge was heading north for
Subic Bay, the Melbourne -from whom
she had taken the survivors two days ago
-was heading south for Singapore and
repairs. The Melbourne and her escort
were due in Singapore Friday.
Rocks Injlll'e Police
cond was Margaret Matthees, 14, ot HARTFORD, Conn. (UPI) -Three
Huntsville, Ala. policemen were injured by flymg rocks
Young Miss Yoachum captured the We'"'dnesday niiht when roving bands of
championship by correctly s p e 111 n g angry black youths smashed windows in
"eg.alitarian," which tripped up Miss the north end slums for the third straight
~tatthees, and ''interlocutory." night.
President Eduardo Frei's government
decided Rockefeller had better stay away
after lwo days of clashes between police
and students in the capital. Wednesday a
group ol sludents atoned the U.S.
Consulate and burned an American fiag.
A Foreign Ministry ·communique said:
"The Chilean government has Wonned
Gov. Rockefeller of the convenience of
suspending his visit to our country."
REPEAT '·
The communU:iue .l)dded that Foreign
Minister Gabriel Valdes would be in
Washington later this week and would get
together with Rockefeller to discuss "the
purposes and objecUves" of Rockefeller's
visit to Chile.
Notables Among
79 Cra sh Dead
MONTERREY, Mexico (UPI) -A
Mexican .jetliner, skimming the rain-·
swept Sierra Madre for a place to land,
crashed atop a 6,000 foot peak \Vednesday
and burned, killing all 79 persons aboard,
including tennis great.Rafael Osuna.
A helicopter pilot{ who returned from
the crash site 20 miles northwest of
Monterrey wllh live airllne officials,
described the scene:
"Everyone is dead. The bodies are so
mangled it will be very difficult or im·
possib le to identify everyone. Everything
is burned."
Among lhe well-known persons on
board :
-Raul Chapa Zaralt, chief of the
federal hll{hway police.
-Eloy ~pinosa, the political leader of
U1e country's farm bloc ..
-Manuel Lemus, a student political
leader.
-Carlos A. Madrazo, former governor
of the ?tferican atate ol Tobasco.
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Isolation
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WASHINGTON (AP)
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Solon Calls C5A
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Hearing' Mockery'
WASHINGTON (AP) -A ''Tile Important lblni 11 lhat
_ . member of the S...to Armed Lockheed lhol!lhl tbey bad a
Forces CommlUee a a y a blndJng contract.
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Freeze!I
. tu~n Stowaway Rec~ers
JllAllRJD (UPI) -A )'OUlll planned to oame alq '"' the
CUban wbo [led Hl\vana in the de;perate stowaway Wgbt out
wheel gear of an airliner of CUba.
~pd lmn • quick.-one. Jorge Pem Blanco, If,
lllale leda)' and said be .. -adually joined -le to 10 to the United Stal«. leaping Ciiio the wheela ol lhe
111 have 90rne tmeles Uvtna: ' Spanllh jet. But Blanco 1p.
Senate critic• of ad·
ministration mlUtery policy,
including at least o n e
Republlcan, are taking strong
. Issue with what they eet aa
Pres.ident Nixon's impllcations
they are "lhe new bola·
Uoni.sb."
authorization hebrtnga for "l agree wllb LockMed,"
more CSA super transports Schweiker said. If such pro.
are "a mockery" because the cedurea are 'followed, he uk·
Alr Force already bas c:om-. ed, "what'1 the sense of bav·
mltted the govtrnment to the Ing Oongresa?"
purcbue. Chapman John Stennis (0. ' • '
Sen. · ltlchard s. Schweiker Miia.), d ii a 1 r e e d with
(&.Pa.), made the comment Scbweihr'1 lnluprelation, but
Wedneaday after an olllclal of said the commiUee will ron-
Lockbeed Aircraft C or p •. tinue to look Into legal com-
testified bil ftrm reprdl a plexities of the controversial
Jan. II ld!u from former Air C5A cootract. lloth the Air
Force Secretary Harak1 Brown Force and Lockheed were ask"·
u a firm commitment for a ed to submit more lnfoin>&Uon
second bat<h of 57 C!As. Tile to the commlUee staff.
In New Jeney and maybe they parenlly triggered a safety
will help me;*-sald Armando device wlnllog lignal. In lhc
Socarral llu!W<z, :12, fmn air, the pilot noticed a Oalblng
bit hospital bed. red button and lowered the
A doctor plOllOllllOOd bit · landtol (ear brleOy. Blanco
J«Overy from Wednesday's p!ungod to hJJ doom.
tran.-At.Jantk: o rd e a I as
Sen. J.W. Fulbriaht led the
6J>eeled o u t c r y from
Democratic opponenta of the
Vietnam war and the proposed
Safeguard anUbellllUc mllaile
• l)'llem -ABM -after Nis-
on's lpeech at the Alr Force
Aco<iemi'.
orlglnal order was for 51 Stennls agreed with the Air
planes. . F"""' poslUon that there is no
''Tills whole procm maU! firm commitment because of our authorization bearinp a a c1ame in the original C5A
mockery," Schweiker llld. contract saying all acU0113 are
Noting thal the Air Force 111bjecl lo congreulonal ap-
But jojnlng the barrage of
Democratic diaent W a I
Republican Sen. James B.
Pearson or Kanaaa who Aki
he ddbn•t know any fellow
crlllca of high-level miUtary
•pending who want unilateral
U.S. withdrawal from Vietnam
or to disarm alone.
deajes it is o b 1 i g at e d , proval tn Jta: authorization and
Schweiker added : appropriltl.onlJ process.
"I disagree with the Presi·
dent,0 Pearsoo, an ABM
8 Columbus Policemen
·Indicted on Bribery
crltic, said in an interview. COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI)-
"What we want to do is to pre-A tederal grand jury hu in·
vent the start of a new nuclear dieted eight policemen, ln-
arms race. And I don't tb.lnk eluding the cbitt of the city's
it'1 isolationism to oppose e.z. vice squad. on charges of
cesslve mllllery spending." taking bribes from racket·
Nil:on said new Isolationists eers.
have declared "open season on A Justice Department offi. cial said the investigation the anned forces" and were sWI was incomplete. The
charting a dlsastroua: course city's safety director called
posing a false choice between the indictments a "vendetta."
meeting respoMibilities at Robert C. Taylor, bead of
home or abroad. the Coiumbua vice aquad, six
At an impromptu news con~ of bis men, and the head of
ference, Fulbright accused the poliee intelligence ~part.
Nixon of trying to make criUcs: meot were named m the
appear nnpatrlotlc. •
~= i i::;.,z ·: Sales Tax Out mllltary forces of thls cowr
try, .. Fulbright said. l<We are
questioning the po I J tic a J
Judgments that led us Into this
quagmire."
SALEM, Ore. tAP) -A
sa1es tax proposal w a s
defeated I to I by Oregon
vo~rs.
fedef'al indictmenl3 Wednes-
day. Frank Baldassara, de-
scribed as a numbers game
operator, also WU indicted.
Phillip Michael, a SpeciaJ
U.S. attorney, would not dls-
a.m what adloo the govern-
ment would take lo \he con-
tinuing lnvestlgatioo ezeept lo
state: "It Is not over."
Safety Director Fred Simon
said the indictments alone
were not grounds for l!illl·
pension or dlsmisaal.
"I will no( suspend any Co-
lumbus police officer IOlely
on the indictment,'' Simon
said. "It doesn't take very
much to establish probable cauae to get an lndiclmenL"
He said the Jndlctmenta
were "solicited rrom the
grand jury by a fedenll ageni
who was arrested in Colum·
bus for intoxication and then
came bact for his vendetta ...
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Mysterious
Blast Levels
Firm, Kills 3
CARNEYS POINT, N, J.
(AP) -A oerl<s 'ol ohaJn.
reaction blasts, their origin
still a mystery, Ignited aomt1
l40 ·tons of gunpowder
Wedne.sday, leveling four
storage buildings at t b e
De Pont Co. 's e%piozdves plant
and killing three men. Four
others are missing a n d
presumed dead.
"fabulous. This morning be
bu nt lever and can-be
desc:rl&ed IS out of danger." Pompidou's
Premier Set l\amllU' body tempersture
fOlrto IU F -nonnans •:1
F -during eight hours and 25
mtnules ol dinging to a PAllIS (UPI) -Geor&to
mracted wheel of the lberlan Pompldoq appareolly b a 1
airliner. cholen a fonner tennla: dar
When the plane landed al · and World War II ru1stance
Madrid, he fell, coated with leader u the man be will
kt, onto tbe runway. name inmter U France elects
Docton said hJJ 11 g b I him prelldent June 15.
clothlni -• cotton ahJrt and a Tile one-time t.nnia and
·pair of trooaero -aJlpwed hll rugby etaJ: ls Jacqueo ChabaJl.
body to undergo the quick Debµo, 54, a pillar of
"blbemaUon" that poosll>lJ Gaulllam In the 11 yura be
saved him from death. has RrVed the nation u pnllf..
Ram!"" said two friends denl ol the NaUooal "--bly.
The structures in which the
seven men were moving
burlap bags of powder like ~
,.ck! of potatoes just. dloap-
peared, leaving only ~ow
craters on soft g r a s s y
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What's Blight a11d'W rong
Wblll ina)or corponUons ancl utllltles fall lo meet
~ """°"'l'bllltles (remember Ralph Nader!), some
iOriiWMbl agency lnevllably lleps in. The reaull is
tar tram wbat anyone wanted.
~·~ fOWet~es -are C,.ttlnf:a hint · · at-...i.at' lllOy may face ~ \btir own ltiCk of strong
IMdonblp, In the matter of ploclng utility lines under
ll'OWld. 'lliey're belnl told 117 .a ~mia· Public Util· , ftlts Commission •tud:r"penel lhit ·!ID(lerin>unding of ·
all power lilles shoull be mandirtory an<!·' "with the '4d1Uonal cost o! th ... lujalla!IOll1 ••• ablorbid by
the utilities." L
'11le two giant. of cailfornla power -Southern Call· f?ni1a Edison and Pacllle Gu 4' Blectric-were pushed
lillo reluctant upd~rcroundlllr·pn>gramo only in ~ecent ;rean. TbeJ bave piovtded tun4a !or pl80lng power lines -
~th tl(e ,cround. bill th~ amqunto Ail a.side re.. .this · puipooe have been only token. They do not accommo-
date undergroundlng of new utilities let· alone tlnat\Ce
llllllergrounding all of the beauty-scarring, poles and
wlrea that already blight California'~ land11Cape.
Now the 1lala PUG la ~ urged to force the utII·
lty campanles to do the job · at their own npense.
Prddably, Edison and PG&E will reply that such
a Wnm will mean that the cost will abnply b~ · ablttir1oftr to the comumer and that the consumer
litmMlf wUl bave to pey the bill But the consumer nla
1nc;re.... ·inust be approyed by the PUC.
1,N9 one argues that a lll!Bsiva undergroundlng pro-
G'!D;ll DOI upen'!lve.'But new tecbnlques ancl leader--,itl' Jn lhll direction should have been started Y"ll"
ICO'ifly the power companies. Instead, they apparently
"'1Jowed 'Iha theoey that CalifomlaJia nltlmately would
I~.~ live with the steel and wire and wood that blots
the view at every turn. They sboud bave been advanc-
ing techniques and !inanclnc procrams of their own to
accomplish this mucb·needed btauUllcallOll Pfl>grllll.
The PUC baa yet to act -<>n ti>• reoomm~!Jon o.
the stuely ·comm1tte. .. Jilontlhefeia; It clellnl(ely 11 , •
sign of things to come and the power eompanln bad .., ,
better -If belatedly -start showing more leederslilp .-~f their own 11/ tlte ma"'r of clearillg up out ••1?'.lkles.
Shortage of Doctors
~pus turmoil bas produced an .unseen-cuualty -.
Callfol'!lla'a !µlure doctors.
' Aild•Calltomta will be suffering very shortly from a
, crlppllllg . llboriage ol qualified physicians. . .
tbi. tnJUblesome situation bas been J!Oinlld .out ~r.
Dr. IL David Moster, professor of pedialr1cs'at:the local .
UCI campus. Pu~lic attitude against coh,.inuO\I · up-
heaval on .university campuses has leed the Leglsla·
lure to reject a $243 million bond Issue.
What this means, as Dr. M06~ points out, is that
medical schools on five qniversity campuses are going
to suffer long delays In much needed facilitie s. As a
result, California simply won't be producing the ·doctors
needed for Its burgeoning population.
The blame for this predicament falls on two kinds of
persons:
· 1. Those who blindly· vote No on all addJtional finan-
cing matten to show disgust at campus dissidents.
2. The ego-preening campus revolution3.ries who use
the univ,rsitJes for personal goals without regard to
the sbattering effects they art leaving behind.
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Historic ~Midwa,y_ The Mob Takes Over
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Headlined Again ·
Who Owns People's Park?
An.r 1-q er-. _,. Salurda7.
'raldollt Nbm l!UDdlJ mee1a J'reol.
mil N""'°' Vao Thieu of South Vie~
II Sand lllml. ooe cl the two MJdwl!'
lllnds In the central Plclflc -the other
I called --1,150 miles nortbftlt
I llaoolul6 Ind almost epdly 5,SOO
>lier ftlt Ind' IOlllh ol Wlllhlnltoo, D.C.
bl dreaq_,~ ·c1uo1ate atoll, two lslanda
lid a ourriiundiftl coral reel, bU two
llthiC!lw.'
One lo lplOi6ed In a g-apblcal ...,..
n ltl mme. Tbe other 11 that Midway ~
illo a bWDdc oame: one of the decisive
1&Yal batlles ol Werld War D (JW10 M, ll'OOD!Wll ~ ,_ Jo tbe
Mil taol:•pi.e nearl>y. ParlaPtacJcoafenl1ol.Jopec.ml>Or IHI
TllE ATOU. WILL have a further wu Ille !Int trip out ol !be l>emllpber1
llltlnclloo a the meollng placo ~ on by an tniimibent Pr-. Wamn G.
ilnd. lalaod -ol Praldent Nixon lllCI · Hlnllng, Calvin Coolidge, Ind Herbert -Tbleu ol'South Vietnam. nftea" Hoover '1eeted to slay borne. •
net with 1pruident,Johmon a1I llmea, • J'rankltn •P.~ekdldnotleavethe
1111 not oa·Mld1ray. Jobooon lllCI Thieu country untH ·World Wor II. when he
net In ll«loluiu In Ftbniary -lllM, In . traveled lb l1lllll1tll meelinp at
mi. bl October 1981, on Guam tn Cuablaoca, Quebec, Cairo, Teheran, and
ilan:ll 1917, Ind brlelly during President Yalta.
,_., two quick trips to ,.. Harry S. Truman's trip to the July 1945
\merlcan troops in Vietnam and to Potsdam confueoce wu his only pro--~ Mlnlaer Harold Holl'• funeral In looged journey outside the Western
\ultralla. H~. But be did visit Brazil In They'confened In Honolulu In July lllM 1947 ond the cartbbean In l!HI lllCI beld
rt Thieu's requttl Jobn.aon said that hls hia famou1 Wake Island conference wllh
tdminlitraUon was "determined to de-• Gen. Doq:lu MacArthur tn 1950
fend South Vietnam" While continuing to ·
ezplore "e'ery avenue that mlgbt lead to DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER made
pace." good on his "I shall ko to Korea" pledge
Vlllta ol bead& of stat.I lo this COW1lry alter be wu elecled but before he wu
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inaugurated. llli trip to Switzerland for
tht 1§5 summit conference ~ueed the
pleasant but lllmory "Spirit of Geneva,''
while bb journey to PW five yeara later
for 1 projected ""°"" llinimlt produe<d
only embarT"'1nent. .Jolm F. KOM<dy'1
unhappy meeting In Vtoaia 1'!th lflkito s.
Khrushchev In 11111 falled lo• beod oU the
klin crisis Isler ·that .,.. and the
'(\l!ban mlsalle crisis ol October !IC.
There are two contrasting meu:ures of
the llinificance of the NlJ:on.nueu
rntellng. One is'that the U.S. President ii
willing to fly more than a fifth of the
earth's "cittumference to ·tali with the
leader of South Vietnam. The other is
that the AmuU:an Prmdeot .ii willing lo
spend only a few daylight hours on Sand
Island wilh Thieu.
In the Ught of the Mldway conference.
tt.'a interesting to note t4-t the May 30
issue of Time magaiine bas been eon-
flScated tr. Saigon. The sentence that may
.have beer: most oUeriding is: "On the
issue or interim authority in the South,
the major stumbling block, the U.S. has
given up Its demari:I th.It elect.ions-for a
permanent government be cootrolled by
the present Saigon regime."
"-Tlie lloUy Calllonlaa,
El CoJoa
B«keley b much,.. the minds ol llOlllO
college lllXlenu In thae ports. The
radlcab see Jt · u a CIUle celebre .from
' which they can milk a little more pubJlc
&)'mpathy and once again paint an ac·
cusing finger al police authority.
It ts regrettable whenever police and
military units use more than the
necessary force to maintain order.
But under the conditions prevalent .at
Berkeley, where liWetl, adorable little
children climb on rooftops and throw ce.
mtnt bloc:ka: and chunks of iron at the
police and call them "pip," it ia not !Jn.
poas.lble lo envlaioo a situation in wblch
frayed nerves map under the tension and
produce an ovel1'e8Ctloo. .
More to the point ii the ca.ult ol the
ccinfrontatioo which resulted in tbl
casualties.
NO MA'!TER HOW It Is 11lced, the mob ·
had absolutely DO justification for seizing
and occupying the unlveraity~ pro-
perty. That iJ not \be way claims to pro-
perty are settled. TG"' grant so-c:alled
"street people" the right to take over
property anytime they please is to ertend
that right to anybody else who hankers
for a choice piece of real estate. That
way lies anarchy, which is of course the .
objective of the marauders.
The mob's flim sy,.case isn't saved by
any morrJ preaebm.,ls about how nice it
would be to have a park at that location
rather than a soccer field .
Disc'rimination in Reverse
"After all," said UC Berkeley chan-
cellor Rbger Heyna, "our crisis dld not
start bctause reuonable people from the
street came tn to (li9cuss pc>aible uses of
university land.
,
WASHINGTON -A atzOOI cue Is
being made by l>uJlnoa lnt.l'Olls that the
uaI ol f!d«al offlclals to enforce In·
t.egraUon. in employment bu created a
,_ tvil, dlscrlmlnllloo against whit...
The federal enfCU'Cen are accused of
.arbitrary preferential treatment for
bl&cU in direct contravenUon of the
lerlDI ol the "'"' they are Called IJROll lo enforco.
'lbert ii ju!! enou«h lo tbll to warrant
lnvatlgatlon and -ieos study of the
-•lors o( the Eq"'1 Employment Op-
portunltiec Coauni-. and the Office ol
Fed<nl Contract Oompllanc<. · ' '
On the face of it Ulele agencies havt
llllopted the aoc1alogjcal doctrine lhat ~ ol bad -fnUtled the black lo· 'tatitutlon In the fonn of
lftferonllal -This .... hall!'! been-,....,...._ But there is no
.doubt on tbl part of bwiineu me.n and ....,lractor? dolor bualness with the
ftdera1 covemmeot of the effect of ex-
ecutive orders an d admlnllfraUve
decisions requiring them lo Initiate equal
emp1oyment programs.
TllB ll"Fl!Cr, it ls IJ'IUed, is 1o tm.
poee quotg <If black employment con.
lrary fe Ille lntfllt ol the Civil Right.& Act
and at the rilk ol denying to whit.. their -1 ~ for jobl becl111e they
-wtiita. Be70iid lhat the rqulstlool h~·-' an c:ontractora are IO vagutly
-Ind the EEOC Ind the OFOC .,.
... -to •tllfy that maoy -panleo -_,"do no( -and -aot ~-ol dlocrlmlnathitr have ...... ineetlol fedenl requlttmtnt..
Co -llP -alllrmaUve job
-ll'IC: ...... -•lfeir---tiljal ........ the unmolved I I f'eo, pniisol allo i!I . tlio'1ft&tt&r of ...... iw:r·-"' 'lnlort<d 'in. .,. ,,..o a.. .;,..,.;, eoun 11aulld
Ir ............ bl .. 'nclal """'• -=~lllJc facllltles. 61 11111 In the hr
.(Ila tlolt pla ..... bl ....
da1Mli i. .l's• ... .-:.11
I
, ·~·-~.,. :T'. ,,,..,,,, . , -:i,.,. ,., rr J;;"i-tt ""'4'_'#; .. i..~".,'11 . ' I ·llicha:rd Willc'»>
' ). ,.. I! . ·~ ",. ' ·( ·i:t It
' ;(.;. '; ..... <
declared that plans must be undertaken
to end segregation.
THE ADMINlSTRATIVI actions on
guidelines fer lntegn1tloo, busln& ol
&tudenis, N~ job quotas are an n·
tenslom ol the basic comUtutional doc·
trlne and are of qUt:1tionab1t vaUdity.
~-IMereltl cllhn that what the
two enfOl«mml qenclea are doing ls In fact~ forbidden by TiUe IJI, Sec-
tion 7UI (J) ol the ClvU Rights Act ol
1964. Nothlnc:. coukl read more clearly
than the language of this lt!Clion, lt tx·
pre!lly prolllbits the (ranting o I
preferential treatment to any lndlvldual
or any group beca111e of race, color,
rf:ligion, sa. or natlonal origin to correct
any lmbalancn on ~ account.s in the
wori: force.
The enforcers get lll'OWld this provision
by lnsiltlnc. lhal employen be "crutive"
and .,.... tp ••affirinl:Uve action pro.
Dear
Gloomy
Gus:
Alter the)ou ol lhal dest107er, the
iiup1d alnl:lng o1 the 1111> In San
Franctsco, and tile Pueblo -we
wonder ••• what happened to the
U • .S. Navy!
• E.M. and R.H.
grams." Recall hearings conducted by
Sen. Edwaid M. Kennedy with an enUreJy
different purpose in minc:f demonstrated
that employers had to prove to the
federal enforcers that they were giving
preferential treatment on the buil of
race, although the federal agencJes
"RAmER, they OCC11pled I~ declared
their contempt for Iii legal ownenhip
and annotme.«I their lntenUon to resist
llQ' dfort of the Ullivenlly lo PoSSeSS IL
We must recognize that for some this at-
Utude bu.not changed."
There's the rub -the unwillingness of
a pampered minority, whose members denied this. -. have been rtared in an overly permiaslve
' &Ociety and h&v1: been accustomed
always to getting their own way,
absolutely refU.!lng to use democratic
processea to achieve. their goals. Foret,
tbe tectinique of the tyrant, is much
faster and much euier. I
THE ENFORCERS UNTIL recenUy en-lirely Ignored the fact lhat unloo prac-
Uces tie .the bands of employert in work·
ing out Negro job recruibnent...,'lhe whole
blame was laid on the employer and he
was denied contracts even though it wu
found there was no discrimination on bJa
part.
.As the· Civil Rights Act is being ad·
mini~ fn this rupect, lt coukl. better
·be. tilled the Negro Preference Act. Now
a new bill introduced by Sena.ton Hart,
Kennedy, Javit.s, Brooke, Scott and>
otbm would gtve the enforcement ~Jen
cies new powers, including the right of
subpoena, ctase ond clesbt orders, and tht hula for obtaining'' an tnjunc\1on u
a result of a preliminary lnvestlgatJon.
IT C4N BE ARGUED that thlJ ls
nec.ssary .In lhe c:ue ol companlu
delibtrately attempting to frustrate the
congresAIOllal pwj>OSe of , e n d I n I
discrlmlnation In employmenL But It
goes very hard on thole eompanles which
do not discriminate, but -!ullJll the vague federal requlnmeoll ol a
"creative program'' which In effect 1et1
up quotas to correct nclJJ lmbataoct.
The problem here is one ol equal
)lilllce fer the' -u""'U u the black
worker. U Coalrea deslrtll to cfv• l""'<renc:e to !I-to comcl in.
JUlllcos ol the put It lhould "be up lo
Congress to do It and not lell to realooa
adminlstralOra wllh their own conctptJ or
raclaJ justice.
The whole area between n o n •
dlscrlmlnaUon and enforced lntearauoo
needs to be more clwly defined bJ &he
courts berore present practJCet bee'lme
eoltenched beYolld r<dtmotloo. Thil ti>'
pllel to Ille ocboolo.u ...a. .
I
In a dtmocraUc llOCletf one mull be
Iftpared oceuiooally to li>le. Having lost
does not give one the right to marshal
.----Bir George ---.
Dear Gtorge:
I lr1ed slapping my boy lri•nd
when he got fresh. He bu a book
saying I am inhibited. 1be book
Ays he should give wa.y to healthy
lmpul!e!. I'm confused U to what
to do. I don't want him te hep get·
uni so fresh. but I doh 't want to be
inhibited either.
CONFUSED
ll<sr Confused : • , •
Belt him with the book and "Wl
him tt WU U impu!a *' .
Dear Geor(e:
How can I mnove UKll8 small bill of (l'<tllelJ auch .. lettuce and
celery and cabb> Crom 1.
vegttable-btn dnlwer without hi•·
Ing lo mnow.the drawar !Jun the
cabinet IO ofltDT
1.0.
Dear 1.0."
Rtnt a mome.
(Actuallr. the mall I get by
m!Jtake -WU .. ~ to 10 to the llousollold Hint lad)> Is loll •
molo lnl«esllns than 1111' owu
mall.) '
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force: and take wlu.tever it is he wants. If that theory held, we might have had an
usassinaUon and coup d'etat every four
years right after the presidential election.
What saves the nation is the willingness
of the ~s to accept defeat until they
cari, !>!'persuasion, become the majority.
SO THE ••itreet people" were clearly
wrnog in. ""'llPYlng Ille emply lol. It
T l'ould be a mistake, ~ever, to ~Ueve
lhat the "people'• park" IJ the !sloe. It
lsn'L
The Issue Is the ll\°"ller we have
eruled In OW' ldobfroul wonblp of
bigness. Russell Kirk may nol be right on
many things, bul he's eminently correct
in his observations on the behemoth
lniversity where "students are little bet·
ter than faceless globu1es in an academic
tapioca pudding."
We have formed massive tnsUtuUons
which give the illusion of being "great''
centers of l!arning. But the human equa-
tion bas been k>St in layers and layers of
administrative bureaucracy, faculty in·
difference and student disorientation.
Students have a right to protest In
legitimate ways aboul this treatmenL
But they do their cause lasting hann by
diverting attenUoa from the main issue tG
such distractions as a 5illy fight over a
vacant lot which only nsulbl in a harden-
ing ol aWtudes Ind maka changes much
m<n difficult to achieve.
Sir Ronald Wi(ts Again
All right, children. If you promise
never to throw tbe cat in the wllllhin&:
macbine ag~ Daddy will tell you one
mGre story about Sir Ronald of Holyrood.
Let's see, what about the time Sir
ltoilsld vanquished The PoHtlcs?
WELL, AS you remember, Sir Ronald
and his faithful squire, Sancho Reinecke,
had plunged d .. p lnlo The Tangled
Thicket in quest ol The Dread Unruh.
The twG boon companions rounded a
bend and came upon an ivy-covetfld cas-
tle with gleaming towers of the purest
ivory. In the tilting yard, young men in
helmets could be seen jousting with each
other u fair maidens leapt in the air,
sbouUnc. "Rah, rah, sis-boom-bah!"
"Behold, Sancho," said Sir Ronald, hill
manly voice choked with emotion, '"tis
the ;,eioved University of my beloved
people of Jll3 beloved Gokl:en State. How
happy its inhabitants have been these
many yean since I freed them from the
evil 1pell o( Kerr, the Wicked Wizard of
cal,' and thus restored the oanctlly ol
blessed Academ.Jc Freedom."
uvERILY, SIRE, )'OU1'1 WU a lutlng
triumph," aid Sancho, admiringly, "for I
aee not a lingle Unaulhorized Idea
slithering about and ••• "
But Sancho wu lnterrupted by a blood·
curoting roai. Arni lrom . the Tsn1Ied
Thicket on the left there emerged three
dragons wtth long, matted hair and
smoked·glass spectacles. "Down with the
Establishment!" they roared. "Down
with oppression!" .
"To horse, Sancho!" cried Sir Ronald,
his noble brow flushed with rage. "'Tis
the Pollllcs. 0, U there Is one lh1ng I
abhor mogt, 'Us Pol1Ue1. PoliUca Ire evil,
filthy and rerradlng. To anns!'' ,
"Hold, sirt,T. a&id SanchG, nervously. "l
fear you are too lnnoctnt and good to
cive battle to PDlltica. ''
..'.'DY ALL, THAT IS holy, Sancho, I ~bf vaw' M'er· 1o anor Pollt!cs Into
our fair Untvenlty," 1WOte Sir Rooald,
revmnlly bolding aloft h1s Swlngln(
Sword. ·
· And with . Iha~ he lhouled h1s lamed
batUe r:ry -.. For Decency, for Purtty,
ond for Juat Plain Goodness!" -ond
~ged the PoUUcs. A (l'<lt swirl of
nox1ous ru._ arose amid uploslons ond
crlea ol ''You're a liar!" and "Your
latber't lnOUltKbe I"
At t..i Sit &nald emerged-unscathed
-just t: thrte more dra1m:s galumphed
out ol the tblcftt on the righl But the.so
were DNl, lhort.flaired dragons, roaring ••up wUh The Establltbment! Down with
Dialdenta I"
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•i b:~Art · ~oppe . I _J
even I, cannot keep all PG!itics out Gf our
University," he 11aid. "Moreover, I know
in my heart. thal those dragons will not
viola''! the sanctity of Academic
Freedom."
"You are right, Sire," said Sancho, ad·
mlring]y. "For hark, the inhabitants are
still free to .speak out just as .you would
wish."
And from the castle the voices of the
young men could be heard. crying. "One,
two, three, HUPf" and ~hose of the fair
maJdens, "Rah, rah, sis-boom·bah!"
"0 WHAT A glorious victory, Sire,"
said SanchG in awed tones. "Once again,
by rising biurnphantly above politics, you
have v.·an honor and gklry."
"Yes, SKneho," said Sir Ronald, smll·
log his famed Smiling Smile. "Honor,
glory and, I Woold conservatively
estimate, about 500,000 votes."
Shorts
Sloelbyvllle, Ky., Sellllllel : "The counlry
Is sufferiftc from an excess al tol!l"MCe
regarding ~gef'Ol.ls social changu.
Instead of being 'undentanding' of usen
of marijuana, or of campus lawbreakers,
parents and other adult citizens should
take a toUgh approach to behavioral pr~
blems. The President of the United States
also hu to be concerned with Ulese
behavioral problem!, for the nation is
threatened from witNn by those who
-want to destroy.all tbe ancient rutes"ot a
decent IOClely.t'
.... ·.iitiiiiiiliil--
Tb u "41 a y, June 5, 111119
The cdlfcrlGJ -of lllo lloflr Pilot •••kl to inform an4 ab
lllau reodm bv pr11mtmo 11111
...... paper'• oplnlolu mid -
mcniary on topiCI of Mterut
and 1tgn!JU:cm<•. bv prooldiftQ • forum for tht 1ipr1ufon o/
our rc..S.r" opl.UO..,, and bv
pre1ntlng Ult dlwr11 ofN.
point.I of tnfonned obstn:llTI"
and tpoke.....,. •• top!cJ of Ille c1av.
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By L. M. BOYD Is convinced· 1)e . Is • bolb
TllE FEMALE l'.IGtJllE-smarter abd itroplet ~. -Thia dlUerence betwteo a · •· .,._,_ _ _.,,, __ ,_: woman's waist measuiemeut . ua: ~ aays. , .. _. ~ ·
and her hip measurement: tD her. ~-wrestle with her, ..
should be nine and a ball in· • • Q. BOW ABOl1I' A
ches.-Not seven inches. That STRAlGHT · A:NSW.ER 0 n
m~ Jlle's 'ti~ef thick".· 1his-what's yout CiiUQl op~
Wll!Sted Of • Stlaigb~hlpped.. nion at Jodalllan 'Wll!len'
And not ~n _ih~: Th~ matecl.i,?'~ 'Al J· ,thtnk, ti's
means she's tOo hippy~ SO says yulgair· -
. ~n autbririty ,.~ the, female , · P.mits-Her:e•s one • ·t
figure. · '· ' deb8te al"OW'ld the'·barbecl.ie
ON HER• RIGHT FO!tl!-· ptti Sb<iuld t>o11co ScaD• jiubllc
ARM, · ~ high~y traveleiJ par~ w it h closed-citeull O~ high ~I girl weaf1 televblon cameras? MCllJl\ed a strip of adhesive tape1abet.i like.. rildar sC:reen'.s· 'on ·hicb
ed, .. Where Tom .Joned' touch· towerS~ NO: say some who
ed me.'.'·. ·:V~UR ~CES fear Big .aro~r•1'. e,Yes: Y-..
of gettlJll aimct are slightlY say 90me Wbo'·fq:t. the muk
lesse-oed .. if you look;.out the gers· i;no~ · · ... '
windows on the rlg~t side of TBIS' viAa JS the looth an-.
the plane, l'm told. Has to..do niversAry of i.hat si&nificant
with the fact most aircraft moment when 1Mt. Heinz pack-~um to .the left .... NO W-?RD ed.the first of his 57 vifieUeth
tn English has mor~ ~~gs Honeradish .••• CON'tRAJtY ~an ... the 235 definitions of to previous report, the work
set. .. '. • PUBUCITY BO~ "lady,. does indeed appear in ~ushmg: Ja~es Dru:r of TVs the Bible. Four tinies, at least.
'The V1rgini.an" chum he naps •. : AS A NOVELTY NOTION, underw~ter m s;ooa gear. Do 8 Dallas wig maker has turned
YQU believe that .•.. IN ANY out a hairplece for~gtrls to go
HIGH SCHOOL, s~y t h e marketing in. C o n ta l D s
pollsters, far mo~ g.irls than curlers.
boys contend they re 1n love. B RIG u T CBJ.LD-.'lbat
ON JDRING HELP-Say Englishman Thomas Macauley yo~'re a boss about 1? hire was said to be such a brilliant
help. You have two applicants, boy that bis most -·casual
one a 25-year-old fellow, the remarks confounded the folks.
other a man of 55 .. You o~y At the age of six, a ladyfrlend
need one of the pair .. Which o( his mother spilled bot water
woulE! you take? Wait, am on little Thomas while he was awar~ you can't d.ecide a mat· slipperiag through tea time in
ter like that , without more the drawing room. The griev-
dope on the . two. T. h e eel guest gasped, ••oh, you
rhetorical qu~ons are JUSt poor boy, is there pain?" And
prelhninary to ·reporting what the record sbOws 'Jbomas
the U.S. Labor Deparbnent· replied, "Please -do not con-
discovered recently. That is, cern yourself, m'lady, tne
on average, the older man agony has abated." HO!" woul~
works a~ hard or harder, stays you like to have a thing like
on the JOb far longer, and is that around the house to do
absent rpuch less often than y<>ur crossword puzzles for
the younger fellow. you.?
CUSTOMER SERVICE, Q. '
''Do o.striches bite,,eople?'' A. Your questions and com·
It bas happened. • • • Q. ments are Wficomed· and
"WHAT SPECIAL ADVICE will be wed wherever pot-
can your Name Game man siOl.t i• .!'Checking Up.!'.
give me to get a girl called AdttrtB! ma l I to L. M.
Leona to say yes?" A. Sk,, a Boyd, in cart of the DAIL
Lema will rarely show much · PIWT, Boz 1875, Newport
interest in any man unless.she Beach, Calif.1 92663,
GOP Launches Drive,
To Use Against Dems
WASHJNGTON (AP) -Tire
~publican Nation a J Com~
mlUee is starting a program
of helping state parties un-
cover material to use against
Democratic incumbents in the
1970 elections, says the GOP
assistant committee director.
James N. Allison Jr. said
the opposition research pro-
jed is part of the GOP's in-
creased tedmical advice to
state organizations.
"Rather than staying in our
Ivory tower, we'll sit down
with the state people and help
them work out problems in,
for instance, research, public
relations, re·gistration,
So Secret
It Cannot
Be Found
minorities or subgrbs," Allison
said in an Interview.
ADOPT PROGRAMS
"We'll adapt programs, to
the states, recognizing you
don't run a campaign the
same way in Florida as in
New Jersey," he said.
The opi>oflent research wi
be reserved mosUy for use
against the Democrats, rather
lhan l)elplng incumben\
Republh!an> fend off allaeu
from cballenging Democrats,
he said.
There are 34. Senate seats up
for election in 1970.
U Republicans can hold
their nine Senate seats and
take seven away f r om
Democrats, they can control
the Senate.
"l think Florida, Tennessee
and Texas could pick up t~eir
second Republican senatOrs
this time," Allison said.
The 38-year-old Allison is a
political p u b I l c relatioos
specialist who bas worked far
Tex a 1 Repilbllcan Rep.
George Bush and managed
LONDON' (UPI) -John Edward Gurney's successful
Wright wanis to sell dissolving race for the Senate in Florida 1
paper. to Britain's secret.· Jast fall. He Joined the nation-•
service. But MIS is so al committee shortly after
secretive, Wright can't (ind it. Rep. C. B. Rogers Morton, R-
••1 rang the deiense ministry Md., took over as chairman.
several times but couldn't find . His hometown Is Midland,
anyone who1d even admit we Tex.
had a secret service," Wright At least two other new-ap-
sald. proaches are being perfected
Wrighl said the paper could fot:· the 1970 eleclions, ·Allllon
save. British agents from hav-said.
Ing to chew up and swallow Th~ GOP comn:ilttee is ex-
secret documents when the pand1ng the listening program
enemy closes in. .w.hlch Richar,d Nixon ~gan 1n
"All they wou1d have to do his presidential campaign last
Is drop the specially treated ye.~~e'll Ust.en to evteybody _
paper in a drink -whllk)' or black -"'tanls church -le is nice ,_ and swig Jt ·r....... • ' ., h --1..1 farmers, labor organb:en -e :»IU· not so much for tssue ln-
"the pciper di~tves Im· formation as to seek wartable medi~tely ~be.~ 1L touches programs which the corn-a~ng Uquid.. . . mittee can adopt to solve prO'
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serytces are already Using the said. -.. w~fF'-solvent paper, Wright "We'll ha1t follow-throuab
satq •. He finally m a i 1 e d sessions and either· adopt a
aar:aples to the d e re n s e penciq'1 Idea or g'*' Rother m~stry, which sent back a group to do it or tell the
Jet!¥ saying "we'll pass it perM>n why we can't ·do on:y eifl)er," he said. ·
'lllat's !he last Wright h" NO FRONT TIDNG
helfd. And wlly doel . the '11'1 Jmportant you do ten
pap!f dissolve? them what yoo think. We don't
"Tha.l's so secret I don't want this to be a front thtn&.~'
t veh know myself," he said. be added.
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Boy Backed Away
Before Shooting?
LOS ANGELES (UPI) -
Four prosecuUon witnesses
testllled Wednesday tblt a 11-
year-old boy appeared lo be
backing away from a Pep-
perdine College .security guard
when he was fatally wounded
on the campus last March lZ.
when they were slopped by
Lane.
'J1>e btarlng WU upected to
conclude today.
SF State's
Hayakawa
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GOP ·chiefs Clash on Tax . . .
SACRAMENTO (UPI) jor D'erall tax r<lorm pro.
Gov. Ronald Reagan and the gram,'; said the Tracy
legislature's two I ea d In I Republican, "we would pro.
Republicans were openly split b a b I y have to have withholding." today over state income tix One of the few Republicans wllbohldlng. Other GOP lawmaker•, long who-haa fought Reagan oo
opposed to withholding, also withholding !I.nee the governor
•ere modifying their stance took oflice 18 Auemblymari
tnd abandoning Re a g an• 1 \:Uuam Bagley. now cbalrm.ln
bard-line atUtude. • of the A.Membly Revenue and ,._ ~-•-Taxatlon COmmiltee. Today One 'of w~n, Sen. ~-h stepped the "~'
-llurl'll"I' (l!.San Dtqo), ex ''I have updellber='1; ~
plalned: -"Certainly the governor's commented UDfa on
o-'-'-. has jnfiuence. But, the governor's propcul•," be ..,.."'¥', told a newsman. "It11 much with the separation of powers, easier to badmouth a tu we have to ad as an in·
not Lrtat thla package as he
did the proposals made by his
mm commlsslon chaired by
Hugh Flournoy," said Bagley.
Flournoy, the state con-
troller and a llepuhllcan,
headed ~ specl>I tax reform
advisory comm.laloll created
by the governor. Alter manta.
of study, it recommended
withholding. These and other
major suggestions by the o:m-
missloa were promptly re-
jected by the governor.
* * * * * * Demos Ask GOP
For Budget Meet
dependent body. ·This can be package than to write one."
done with cooperation -but Reagan Tueada1 ~ S~CRAMENTO (UPl) -"Early q:reement on our not ruhhm••mping." ...., tax reform projJoaI; -Senate Pr1'ideol Pro Tern which he did oot name -u Mlemhly Democratic leaders propoeed bodgel cuts eottld "hodg""""ge" )deu. Ht want to ~ •-Uter with comtltute an '--~··t Ont
The four, Larry C. Peters,
18, Cheryl L. Lee, ta, Rebecca
Reynolds, 19, and Bernardo
Lozano, 21, testified they were
between 511 and 75 feet from
t h e scene when the shooting
occurred. All are student& at
the college.
SACRAMENTO (AP) -S.l.
llayakawa, blaming ' ' t h e
privileged st.udenls or the
white middle class" for cam·
pus disorders, says he wants
Howard Way, for yeare flally .. -yuu &"• ..,&" '"'t""'_,
oppoeod to w I th h o Id 1 n g , repUed "no" when uked U he ll<p.ihllcans to d l IC u 11 Step in resolvfnc -islue&
Wednesday a b r u p t I y an-wo~ ~ 1 tu reform blD DemocraUc demands for $85 and in passing a budgd, '' the . --~ he Is .......... , •• to that included wlthholdlng. . Democrat& tokl M~••an.
''Well, that's Ill th_,, la to It, ex~ you'll be
followed cll3 aDd ni«bt.
1aN11\.'1;0.I ._... ..... <& lll•u•Jey's commit.tee la million In cuts from Gov. --e relhlnk" his po11ition. Way said ~ Ron ld Re 16 blllio The letter, signed b 1 he hopes the governor will, writing a tu reform package • a agan'1 .t n As.wnbJy Democratic leader
The guard. William Charles
Lane, 60, has been charged
with felony manslaughter for
the death oI Larry Kimmons,
who was wa1k.lng across a
lawn with several other boys wheil. they were stopped by
Lane.
most to remain a.1 beid of San-------------------loo which is expected to include budget. Jess Unruh, Caucu.s Chainnan
Reagan wasn't available for withholding. It will be unveiled The Democrats requested George Zenovich and Ways
Francisco State College right
now.
conunenL But a spokesman next week. meetings with GOP represen-and Means Commtttee Vice
foresaw "no ch'ange" in the "I hope the governor will taUves to "expedite agree-Chairman Robert W. Crown,
governor's a d am a n t op-ment on the Assembly version recommended three members
position. Cub Bl d ol the budget" ln a letter Wed· ol each party meet to re-Pit Snags 6 Persons _ Lane clalmed he slopped the
youths to quesUon them and
placed biJ shotgun on top of
his car. He hu said he picked
up the gun and was at-
tempting to handcuff Kim-
mOfll when the w e a p o n
discharged.
lie brushed aside ~port.en•
questions about a eek in g
political office, saying, "The
task of making IODl.e kind of
order at San Francilco re-
mains lo be done."
Assembly Speaker Robert a ame nesday to Rep u b 11 can the proposed culs.
&AN BERNARDINO (AP) Officer Gary Adamson ar-Monagan for years was c~ PORT AU PRINCE, Haiti Assembly Spreaker Robe.rt T.1;==='======;
-Al ~argaret . Feldmier, rived, lost his balance, landed posed lo payroll wilbholding. (AP) -A f o u r .: en g l n e Monagan.
Hayakawa, named S a n
Francisco State's· acting presi·
dent in the midst of campus
turmoil, visited the ,state
Capitol Wednesday to teel:, ap-
proval for some SlO.t mrtlicin
in otate mooey to ail' fleedy
state college student&, mostly
OPPOSED TO
'RED ROUTE?'
Tricia Selakls ana Torbert on a cactus and injured his He g r a d u a 11 y began Constellation Lhat dropped fn.. Lower house Democrats are
Herrmann hiked from the right arm. moderating hh position this cei:ldiary bombs a r o u n d blocking approval of a n
ba.se of waterman Canyon lo a Sheriff's rescue w c r k er s session. Wednesday' he left no President Francois Duvalier's Assembly version cf the
road at its ridge Tueeday, they helped all six to safety ~~ doubt where he stands. palace Wednesday took off budget became cf disputes wtm
Although I h e witnesses,
teatlfylng at Lane's
preliminary hearing before
Munidpel Court J u d g e
Lawrence E. Drumm, said
Kimmons appeared to be
backing away from Lane when
Jhe_ shooting occurred, only
l.czaoo said he saw Lane at-
tempt to handcuff the youth.
tumbled into a floodwater .two boon later. City officiah: And It isn't with Reagan. from CUba, the government with Republicans ever the cuts ~"";!: ~'C'....:":
carvedptt. •sal~d~the~p~il~wil~l~he:_::fi:lled'.:'..'.in~.---"~l~fee:l~~:a:L:aa~part~~·:':•~ma:·:.._cl:amut:·:::;· _______ ~and::,:•:tu:_:rel:ann:::~P:lan.::::_ __ ,!::::=========
blacks.
Gov . Reagan voted a
Their c:rtes attracted the ai.. -
tentioa al Roberi Pealone, who
telephoned polloe I r o m his
home at about mldnlght.
Kimmons and the other
youths bad reportedly gone to
the campus to play basketball
and w"" leaving after finding
t b e gymnasimn padlocked
measure last year to provide
$500,000 in special scbolarsfilp
aid for the same program.
Hayakawa said ideas he'd
run for the U.S. Senate were
started "by you guys In the
news business."
rutone then started waliing
toward the crte1 • • . • and
tumbled in the pit himself,
fracturing his leg.
At about l a.m. Wednesday,
San Barnardlno police Sgt.
Frank Lent reached the ICene
-and fell from a !!Hool
ledge, spra1nlna bis ankle.
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County Aides Feud on Court Jobs
Study Ordered of Plan for Separate Personnel DePQ.rtment
By JACK BROBACK Of , ... DellY ...... ,.
SANTA ANA -A proposal
for a separate personnel
department wilhln Orange
County's Superior Co u r t
system. has county aides here
in an uproar.
,., The proposal, which would
vesUgaUon of the matter. The controversy oc:iginated
Any new personnel depart-three weeks ago w b e n
!f'~Dt separate from the ex~ PresJding Superior J u d g e tsting county Personnel Dep.utmenl would not affect Samu e I Dre I z en and
judges, who are appointed, McCartney sought pe.rmiaslon
stand for election and whose to fill two new court poaiUons
sal1rtes ll'e fixed by state law. at higher salaries tbar-Hart's
Supervlsor David L Baker
called the proposal •itota!Jy
unacceptable, a surre.ndering
ol our ~ponsibllity."
Also before the board for
He said In the past job
qualificaUons have betn fiJ:ed
in conferences between his
department and the court's of·
fices.
Freeway
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Dedication
Set Friday
LETS BE fBlY
lf you. hive new Mt.ahbon
or knO\v Gf anyooe movtna
\o our aru. p.1 .... WI • '° that " mA7 ..tend • frtendl7 welcome and help them to __ ...
LA PALMA -A foUMnile tn their new IWTOU1ldlnp.
sttttch of the Artesia Freeway So. (Olsl Visitor
(Roote ii) will be dedicated 4t
Friday al 10:!0 a.m. and will 4-0579
~ .. 'r." for public use nezt Har6or Visitor
"lf'5A80Uf11t.le 11\AT KID
GOT OIJT ON K~ CHIN I '
enable court administrators to
Cl• job qualilications and
salaries for court c I e r k s,
reporters, secretaries a n d
other court personnel, touched
off a spirited debate before
county Supervisors, w h o
ordered a &borough in·
Nameld to study the pl'(lp0581 county Personnel Department
and report back to supervlson tbouPt jUJWled.
were County Admin.istraUve The court people got ap-
Ofllcer l!Dbert E. Thomu, proval ol the two jobs -a
County Counsel Ad .r I a n master calendar assistant and K~rper, Personnel Director 1 jury servttes supervisor _
approval wa.s a rewritlng of Tile four other supervisors
lbe quaJWcations for the jw:y refused. to go along with
ltl'ViCel'supervisor job. Baker's proposal that.both the
Baker called this "an at· separate personnel depart.
tempt to get higher pay ment idea and the ·new job
tbrougb a new approach." He classification be summarily
ln1i1ted that cou nty · denied.
The new addition, extending
from Bloomlleld Avenue m1~~~~4~9~4-~936~~·~~~~ eerrtt... to !leach Boultvard 1-in Buena Park, lengthens the
Artesia route to 1 ~e
slretch. It now starb at
Lakewood Boulevard In
Lakewood and extends to
Beach Boulevard.
William Hart, and Court th sal · th superviaon should set all Supervislr w 111 i am J.
aai.arles. PbilUps said, "lt is most im·
Nearly Everyone ·
For The
Administrator Leslie ~~tat e artes ey
McCartney. Personnel Director H a r t portant to clear up this situa-
aald the court proposal was lion." Supervisors Alton Allen.
"an attempt to override my William Hirstein and Robert
office'• determination of job Battin vottd with Phillips to
quallflcaUona and supervisors' order tbe study, with Baker
''Listens'
Church Won't Offer
Record Sanctuary to AWOLs
Meetings
BREA -Military A WO Ls
will not be granted sanctuary
in the Congregational Church
here, the Rev. Charles E.
THUltSDAY h inf d hi Huntl119lon Such Llon1 Club, Hun-Harlow as Omle "5
l1"910n se~c1111 Cixinl"!"v Clvb, lOOO parishioners. Ptlm Av1 .. H~nllngton &!Ith, 6:30 "'·"'· The Rev. Harlow said the
Meuonlc LOO,t. IOOF" H I t I• h ch hich f •• W!llmlnt1fl" AVtno;t, Wfltmln1t.r, C Ur 1 W Or Ule past two
p:~::f1c ··~,, Arth•eolollY Soc:letv, years has hosted more than
&owtf1; Muuum, s.n11 ""'· 1::io 2,000 marines on weekends
H:;:~ Ate• r001i,...1ttr c111L .. _. before they left for Southeast
Vttd• Cixin1,.., c1ub, CCllf1 ~A:s:la, is "dedicated to meeting
N:.;,~ Htrbor EHu Club, Eir.1 LIJIOvt. the needs of servi<:i!men" but
:UJ6 V!d OPOrto, N-1 BKh, • added he did not f e e I
P.11'.
Amfl"iC.., l911lon Pll!ll 4SS, A.,,.•lctn
Lf'lllorl Htll, 5'5 W. 11111 SI., C"'lt
M(ow, I"·"'· A-rkMI Let1lon l'Clll 133 of Hu,..
llnglon 9Hch, "merlctn Leplon H.1111,
Civic: Ctnter, H1111tll!lllon &ttch. I
D.m. H""tl""''°'" 8HCll Jlmlor CHAN.BEit OF Commtn;t. Shtr1lon 8ffCfl lnl\,
Hunllntlon aeed'I, I •·"'· Hunllfllllon lle1clo ll1rr1t~o No. 1160, 'V.iertns ol world Wtr I, V.F.w. Hill, lit Yor~lown ,...,._, Huntl11tton
&etch,1:XI P.m.
Founl1l11 Vatlev K!wen!o Club. F1
•ntcl1', 11151 Beech lllvd., Hun-
llntton Bek!\. 17:1' o.m.
FltlOAY Hun!l11tlcn &Ptcll Rot1ry C I u b , Sller1ton 8e1cll Inn, H11nll119ton
Seach,!l:ID p.m. M.trlMrl lions Club, Slllft Shirt, n.i
W. C011t Hkll\wey, NewPOrl &etch,
sanctuary was a "basic need."
He told his CQngregation
members the question of
sanctuary came up last April
when two mari.n§ JJ!pn@£hed
him seeking sanctuary. He
said he spent the day with the
young men and later drove
them to Camp Pendleton
where they voluntarily return-
ed to duty.
The Rev. Harlow, a fonner
marine who served in the
Sou.th Pacilic during World
War ll, wonders why the
marines chooe his church, but
says he suspe& it is because
of the community's activities
with Vietnam-bound marine,,
stationed at Camp Pendleton.
DEATU NOTICES UCI Chicanos Urged
12:1! p,m.
SMARKEL
Mllclrtd S. Sn>trkel. 7117 H•rtlor ll!Yd.,
C:osl• Met•. 0.11 at ONll\, June 1.
Survlwd by '°"' Edwtnl A. Smarkol, Cosll M.-stl molt>e!", Mt•. Htrrlel
Sllleu 11.tlor, M~. Clare S.11u.>tllon, bolto a( CtPe ~y, New JtfKYI b~
'""' R11Ph J . smei, Tuckl!rto'I, New
J!neY, F11r>et"1I i.H"Vk"' 5otl\lnl1y,
11 :30 AM, ll1ln C:O.lt Mew CNPl'I
wltll Rev. Junes C lt'Cl\1£1 wood aft\.
cJtllnt. lnt"'""1flf, F"'"I ~-HDl-
IYWOQd. Dlr"fdlCI by 1111tr Mortuarv,
11'1 Sl/Pl!f"iQO", CC111!1 Mftt
HUGH ES ~II' V Hwt>es. 71611 WftllV Dr ..
Soulh L111Uflt . Dot' o1 -th. Jurw J.
!.urvi"fd by 5!1lrr, Mfl. S.... Mun>l'IY.
efld nlec:t. Loll Mur"""' b01to of
Lllllll""· ~rvlce wlU bt held !n Sl\11"1-"°" F11ner1I Chapel If! Fort Wor!ll, T~~''' on Friday. Jurw 6. S~ler L-.ine 8e.a(h MOf!uery, lorw1rdln1
dlrecror~.
SCOTI Wollt<:~ C. $(01!. !IOU . M•Or>0!l1
""'·· w~1m!n1!1r. SurvlYtd b'f w\ft, F1rrl$1· thrH ~ono, Lee. Wtllt<t E.
tlld De1n 1. Scot11 trod Pour grind·
chlldrllfl. S1rvlct1. $tlu'r6-y, 10:30 AM, pftli. Femlty Colonl1I F11111Ttl
H_ome. GUCKERT
MtrY M. Gucker!. "oP 65, ol 2lll
Santi Ant Ave., Cotl• Mfll. 0.le of d""'' June 1. Survived by lllJlblnd,
Edwln1 "'"'" iO!'ll· Edwln, Jr., of AIHl<tl John, of COlll MIN, •nd
JtrnH Gvdll'!'I, l'l1cenll11 lwo brof!>. en, two 111!"'1, •nd nlM mr1ncldlll-
d!'lt\. Sefv!"5 will tis htld Frldly, 11
AM, BtU &roadway Ch-I. lntemwnl.
H1rbot ltHI M-ltl l'tf11. DIA<i9d
by Bell llrOldwl'f Mortuary, 110
llrotdwly. Co1t1 MeM. HOFACKER
To Go Into Business
mvINE -"We need a
revolulior of ideas a n d
thoughts in this country -we
can't do it by violence. What
good is a dead martYr?"
So concluded Phil Montez
about the problems of the
hle:i:ican-American in today's
society, at a UC Irvine gather-
ing Wednesday.
Montez, a member of the
United States Civil Service
Cornmis.!ioo, noted t h a t
Chicanos must get into the
economic system.
While speaking before the
U n i t e d Mexican-American
Students on the campus,
Extension
Montez and Arturo i.~ranco, of
Whlttier High School 's New
Horizon program, stressed
that the Mexican-American is
in a unique situation and he
should take advantage of it.
"Our future lies in the fact
that we can live in two
societies," Monte.% continued,
"in spite of the system we can
speak Spanish as well as
English ."
"Because we can easily
move from the Uniled States
to South of the border, we
should take advantage of that
fact," he said.
Montez said the Mexlcan-
American can Involve himself
in legitimate business: in Latin
America and do well at it. To
this . Franco added that, "We
need more Chicanos lhinking
big and going irito b i g
business:."
Ff't'd Hollckfl". 32! BIKltMll ltotd. Off s d
Cos!• MeU A• "' .,.,, of deolth. ers tu y '"~ '· .,.;,.., " ""'· M•. "'" Holdu Man Mink, 1nd lll'othtf, Kirt Hfltld.ef, if
bolt! ~.nk~~......Ufli...11 ...... 0 . ,B_ .......... _ ... r...... , .. ~r ==·-!~~!~~ :"~~,. ·n·~ ay~tife~·~~p' a""id""" 'F· ... i. ;·s··~t ..
Front, NewPOrt 1e1<h. 01te o1 *-"'· '
J u..., ~. Survived by Otl""tflll. Mr, •nd JRVJNE A · tifi Mrs. Jclln o . s11rtr.weethfr. Sr., af -SCJ.en C
No,.,.,.,lllt, Mh;r.rvins two '1'""· study of the life of Upper s l L N•nc., .ric1 an, 5'"--tt.e.-. of to e ater swt11 L111un.. s.rv1ce1. F•kl•v. J PM, Newport Bay will be offered
SANTA ANA -Santa Ana
Pldflc View Cht...,I. Olro:<fftl by Pt-
clflc vll!w Martu1..... by the University of California WOODCOCK Gt.an A. woo11cock. ll'2 Chemin o. Extension at Irvine in its sum-
F••· c0&11 Mn•. ot1t °' d"111• mer 1969 Marine Ecology Ju,... 3. survlwd bv 11u11Jend, H. P.
police today are puzzled over
the unorthodox tactics of
holdup man who look $90 from
a liquor store clerk early Wed-
nesday morning.
wooctcoc1<i ion. 1tabt<"t. a• c.,.r. Wor•·•ops MMll. PrlYl!e MNIC!I Wiii be lltkl l\.:>ll •
1vc11v. Wtdnesd•Y• wn1c111r Ch•P11· The workshop begins June Wntd!ll Mor!u1ry, Dl~IOfJ.
ARBUCKLE & WELSH
Westcllff Mortuary
U'J E. 17th SL, Costa Mesa
'4Ml!SS
BALTZ MOR11JARIES
Corona del Mar OR J..M56
Colla Me.. M1 f.UZ4
BELL BROADWAY
!\IORTIJARY
llt Broadway, Co,1\a Meu
IJ 8-,1433
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DuntlngtOD Valley
Mortuary
17911 Beach Blvd •
lluntlngton Beach
842-7711
, PACIFIC VIEW
, •tEMORIAL PAM
•"'"1\llf1 e Morlnl'1
Chapel
S500 Paclnc Vlew Drl•e
Newport Btacli, Callfenala
M4 -Z700
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COLONIAL FUNERAL
DOME
78tt 8ol11 Ave.
We1tmla1ier as-3S'!5
°)llEFFER MORTUARY 1-•• Be1•• •M-1115
SD aemente tlt.-4100
S!\llTil'8 MORTUARY
6%1 Mala SL
Ouallngton 8e1cll.
L& MISI
2..1. Workshop instructor Dr.
Gilbert N. Bane Jr., assistant
professor of biology at UCI,
says the course will combine
laboratory work with field
trips.
Hall-day Marine Ecology
workshops will be held June Z3
through July 3 and an ad-
vanced full-day workshop is
scheduled for the week-ef...July
7-11.
Or. Bane has been con.
ducting 11 study of the Upper
Newport Bay,
He ls taking a complete in-
ve~ry of the kinds of marihe
animals fouod in the bay.
Officers said Francis H. Mallard. 200Q Bonachon Way,
Mission Viejo, clerk in the
Canale Uquors store, 1611 S.
Standard St., told them the
suspect entered the store
about 11:15 a.m.
MaJlard told officer'! the
~ idd.lcated he had ti gun
and then ourprtsingly paid for
$1.40 worth of merchandise.
'lbe transactJon completed,
the suspect grabbed $90 from
the cash register and fled, but
returned to the st.ore three
times to order Mallard to get
into tJie rear of lhe building
and stay there.
Tbe holdup man finally
drove off in a car.
Dr. Bane has published his
findings in two books, "Tile
Fishes of Upper Newport
Bay," which appeared la!l rail
and "The Invertebrates of Up-----------1
per Newport Bay," upecled
to be released shortly.
$2.1 Million
Contract Set
SAFETY PAYS
SANTA ANA -County col-
fer1 will be enriched by more
than $35,000 ln rebate& from
I.he state Com pen sat I on
Insuranct Fund because of the
salety record established by
county employes during fiscal
IRVINE -The Mym_IlllM7 __ ·,· ;;;;;;;;;;;;---Brothen Con9trUctlon COm-1 lofo•t11u111wt
pany ol Los Angela bu been
t1w1rded a $1.l million con-FAT OYERWEGHT
tract for I.be construcUon of """'~ '° "' -'"*" • __.,, .,. • let ... tw ~ ulllll ~. eight residence halls . to IC" ~ .... "'"' ,.1 ., ,_ _.,
commodate 400 &Ingle student.I =:~i.,,: ~,.~ .... Nft:
al UC Irvine. """'· Odrlrln ~" U.• 4lnd • -· • E Co UC! I 11,.,. ~., 1ta1 tor U.00. lo9ll 1r1 v . . I, V C e ..W wM1 ftllt ,._..,.i.t: W "'°' Mtltfltid
chancellor for bllllness and fW' 11r1t rMM11. ''"' ,...11"1 "" r=
fl nonce, said the two and ~ ,:u:::,:: 9::.i:."' ~~~
thrtt-story frame and stucco IHI -'"' "'" • .-r1t11 .. lrl'r
buildings will be ready for OC· CIAWN>ID lllAU f'HAINACT
In .d irno 1ttt .. ..,.... 1i...-M111 ~ '"'" cupan,cy m.J • •
Tuesday McCartney came
back to the board with the new
angle -the creation of a
separate penonnel depart·
ment In the courtl system. approval of salaries." dissenting.
EN'S
SUI
The Friday dedication will
take place on the eastbound
rreeway lanes at Coyote Creek
Bridge in La Palma.
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off!
Forward Fashion and Traditional Models· Ughtweights and Year 'Round Walghts . ' .
SAVE 44.97 'SAVE 62.S!J SAVE 67.50
es aft~ so '~-$12S. llllott ..
• • SAVE36.66 SAVE38.33 EXTRA SALE BONUSl
SELECI ED GRODINS
SUITS 25% OFF,
AND MORE
34 76~.
SPORT COATS .
"" . .... 1f3 ... 1/'2~GFF~ .. , --~ _
Reg.•so to tieo I
MEN'S SLACKS
~,., .... 1J3,.1/2 ,0EF1
1, 2 & 3 Button pioc1111, Famous b!Mda Included.
Men's Furnishings
FAMOUS NAME DRESS SHIRTS ... $2.99-$3.99
Reg. to $7 -short sleeve, perm1 prnt
FAMOUS NA"JE DRESS SHIRTS .. •4A13/S13.00
Reg.to$7.5D-long-whll0,cdors
BE 11 ER NECKWEAR .•............ $1.99-$2.99
Reg. $5 a $8 .SO-Neweet atrlpea l1ld paltetN
MEN'S HOSIERY ...•..•••.•... ·"-,,, 6/SS.85
Reg. to $2.00-anklet lll'ld over-tfM.call ·
HANDCRAmD BEL TS .••••••••.•. '2.59-$4.99
Reg. to $7.60-superb lea1hors
BONU5-PAK HANDKERCHIEFS ..•.••.••• '3..99
Aeg. 18-peckago of13-pennap.--PAJAMAS, ROBES, UNDERWEAR, JEWELRY
At big wlnd-41p reduction•
Reg.t15 lo1411
Bell l.Oop and Tab-Walat 8lylea
Men's Sportswear
.
KNIT SHIRTS! KNIT SHlml •.... $3,99.$5,99
Reg. to $10-fuhk)n colllrl Ind twtl•
MOCK lURnE WOOL KNITS .•••• S6.9&-S8.99
Reg. to $14-IOlldo ... lltrlpet -·-
PULLOVER SWEATERS •••••••.•....•••• '9.90
Reg. lo$22.5D-woot, Ollon acoytlco
SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS ••••••••• s199 ,
Reg.'9lf7--... --I
FAMOUS NAME SPORT SHJll'S ••• $.f.99JU9
Reg.to'8-oool......,..llylea I
FAMOUS NAME WASH PANTS .••• $6.99-'8.99
Reg. to $13-Yllloty ol flllrtco
GOLF JACKETS now ..................... '7.99 '
Reg. $14-porma-poplln
r' Fabulous Savings on Women's Fashions
SHIRT SHIFTS now ••••........ : •....••• $8,97 FAMOUS NAME JEANS FOR GALS ••• --;; •• 'Ut
Reg. $15-fanwd maker atylea Reg.ti lf7-you _thla_ .. __
N~ FLARE PANTS , ............... SJ .17
Reg.·Sl1-oald Oolort,-
KNIT DRESSES now ................... '15.90
Reg. $2.5---pol)'l$IO< peolota
SUMMERY SUITS now .......... , ...•• '19.90 JAMAICA SHORTS now •........•.....•. t.Ut
Rayon 1111111 olMI all!<-fabr1c:o Reg.$7----' 4-Pc. KNIT WARDROBE ...........•.• '29.90 lACE TRIM BLOUSES ................... SJSI
Reg.$14--toc,-loob •
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IROADWAY·ANAHEIM CENRR, ANAHEIM .e. SOUTH COAST PLAZA, COSTA MIU:
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Coast W el.comes Nixon to White .ffou ·se West ,
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AMONG HIS SAN CLEMENTE FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS -
President Nixon grabs for hands and was obviously eojoying himself
as he created a Secret Service agents' nightmare by wading into
DAILY PILOT ....... ff lM p_,....
crowd·s on hand to greet him upon anival at San Clemente. He arrived
via helkl>pter at U.S. Coast Guard Loran Slatioo adjacent to his new
home, the former Cotton E$t:ate.
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LAGUNA DELEGATION CHEERS PRESIDENT
-Laguna Beach coed boosters. the "Mini-11er-
n1aids," \~'ere out in force Wednesday along with a
• <
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TRITON lllAHDSMEN -Members of San Clemente
HillJI School Man:lling Blind &tand at attention for
arrival ol. Preoldenl Nt.on and bu family. Young
! 1,500 Coast
Children Hail
The President
President Nixon arrived on schedule
Wednesday afternoon at his new "White
J~ouse West" in San Clemente and
delighted throngs as he grinned and
shook hands all around.
And Nixon seemed delighted too on
his return as a "resident" of his native
Orange County. He said he 'll be back
in August.
"Hey, we Jove you !" shou ted children
among the 5,000 persons who turned
out to ~lcome the Nixons. The crowd
included 1,500 children from Orange
Coast school.s.
"When I met Pat, before we were
married, we used to drive down to the
beaches and this beach at San Clemente
was one of our fa vorites. Now we're ·
&lad to own part of it."
The Nixons paid $340,000 last month
for the old Cotton estate, a seaside
Spanish«yle mansion with a 10.room
main house and five acres which in-
clude beach land.
Mrs. Nixon, wearing a bright yellow
dress, glanced at skies which have been
typically overcast the past few weeks
and remarked "Don'' worry, the sun
wi II oonie out."
. . ,..--• o.1.1LY pj{Of Wf'L"ff tt:nn4'1"' '. \·~·President told .b,is ntw neighbors,
·Laguna . High delegation which greeted President "We re sorry you """t· be abJ.e lo' get ~
N. · h.'.J · · as close to the house as you want" and 1xon on IS arnval ~t San Clemente .. More than promised "we wlll try not to travel too
1,500 coastal s~hool children turned out m all. much on the roads because then the
Secret Service would have to clear
them."
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DAILY PILOT ...... '" lM 11'•-bandSffiet\ ,Wet'e called UJ??n . on short notice, to
master intricacies 'Of "liail to the Chief," tiadition-
al ctn>1r•llllal music played for U.S. president.
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With them on tbe visit are Mr. and
Mrs. David ~. thejr son-in-law
and daughter, aod their elder daughter
Trid>.
President Nixon is setting up an e.sper-
lmental pattern of dividing his time in
California between his San Clemente
home and a villa-office in the Newporter
Inn at Newport Beach.
Nixon wilt give the aTTangements a
first try -y, flying by helicopter to
and from the Newporl..-Inn, up the
coast from his new oceanfront home.
While a( the iM, Nixon is ezpect.ed to
announce he will nominate Donald John-
son, a former national commander rl. the
American Le«ion, to be head rl. the Vet-
erans Adminfstrition. Johnson, of West
Branch, Iowa, ls the father of nine chil-
dren and open.tes a farm supply feed
and poultry busine£s. He woold succeed
William J. Driver, who resigned u head
of the agency.
Press Secretary Ronald L. Ziegler
said Nixon would confer at the New-poner with Jdmscin and Pete< J. Flan· 1pn. a special ...istairt ll!d talem
scoot He did not say In ldvance wtrom
Nb:on ls choosfn& or even the post
involved. 1
The _,. m.:..tt,;.•~e;nned to opeod about Ill houn at UJe New·
porter today and anln ., Friday lllin(
a suite transformed lnto an office ..
ZieCler cited UJe hotel's helipod as
one reason hr Nlzon'• declsioo to test
the ainngement. "It Is a convenient
place for people to come in and Illy,"
he Slid. N11on wil1 ~ tMre oo Friday-with
nine 'young men and one girl who art:
serving on pilot advisory commttfees to
state Selective Service systems in• Okla·
homa, Iowa, Michigan, Mississippi and
New York.
Also on FrldQ the President wilL ron-
fer in Newport 9each with Robtrt Finch,·
"""'-'llry o! i\001111, education and ·wel· fire; And 'Btyce N. Harlow, 1pecia1
assistant !or ~ r<--; . .
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OAIL Y l'llOT fthot9 W 1" 1'•1•
WAYE TO"SAN CLEMENTE THRONG -President Nixon scrambled
up on the deck of his limousine to greet throng upon his arrival at
San Oemente. He said he's "glad to be your neighbor."
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DAILY ll'ILOT 1>Mtt"" It~ It ~ •' ARRIVAL AT EL TORO -President and Mrs. Nixon alight ~
Afr Force Ont Wednesday 15 minutes ahead of schedule al El Toro
Marine Cori>• Afr. Station, f~llowed down steps by daughters Tricia ' ~uti.·~ ...,,.,..Jaw, David Eisenbol<er, •
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Tourists Surround Palace
It's Also Tough .·on Anne
LONDON (UPI) -All 1be
Queen's men ~ all the
Queen's horses do the ubn0&t
to lure U.S. tourists to Britain.
•
forces the royal family to
come and go through a side or
back gate.
was "real," kicked him ln the
sh.Ins.
""'""''' June 5, 1969 s DAILY 1'1LOT Jl
DENT.1L PLATES
'RE,AlkS I RE~INES WHILE-U.WAfT
WY COMPLETE ALWAYS
CIEDR DENTAL SERVICE LOW
TEllMS IN OUR OFFICE PRKU
11 But Princess Anne 11ys Jt
makes things sticky atound
Buckingham· Palace.
The Pl&)ace g u ard smen
themselves retreated n j n e
years ago. An American
woman. who later explained
she waited to see If the statue
tlke guarcbman at the gate
The guardsmen in their red-
coat.s and bear s h a t o 1
retrealed behind a tall grill
fence. They left ortly London
bo~bies i9day to man the
gates against the tourist
horde. • 'PENt'OTHAL
CfJreer Corner Winner
! DAILY PILOT ll•ff ,._..
William Reed, Huntington Beach city editor of the DAILY PILOT, watches as
Ed Danduran, 16, junior at [Qng Beach's Millikan High School, tries out new
portable ~ypewriter he won for question on optometry to be answered in tbe
J une 18 Career Corner co lumn in the DAILY PILOT. Danduran's mother a
secretary in the Hu ntington Be&ch Elementary School District, encouraied
he!' so,n to write th e \Vinning Jetter. Though· he asked about optometry he
pl8as a c~reer in engin eeri_!lg. · '
Paint now!
We' I pick WP the
tab for the trim
~ RE: ,QUART TRIM ENAM.EL ~ WHEN YOU BUY
'p . lnex-Latex House aont
Vinyl Miit
Interior Latex
OPEN
MNlllGS
Mon., Thur., Fri.
Till 9:00
Sun. 10·4 ,
32GAL
TRASH
CAN
• 1 YEAR
GUllANTEE
• LOCKING
LID ... OUYE
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$499
$6.19 Y·AWE
INEX PASTEL BASF $7.95,
POLY·ESTER PASTEL BASE $7.95,
:frnyl Mlst0 Hi9h Hidln9 PASTEl BASE $7.95
FAIHfl'S DA~'
JUNE 15
GET 114 A
GREAT GIFT
FROM RM*'SI
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WATER
HEATERS
REPUBLIC
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20 Gal. . . . $42 .88
30 Gal. $44.88
Gal •... $49.81
50 Gal. . . . $64.88
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Tfll• q11tlttf fllBrMit_. 111u lltlt\ll w•t•r htollt'f' i. -:i;: .it11 NI-', fl!IW, It 1"9Ull'fd w. W. Mvt
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When·Que<;n EIW.blth'1 IS.
y .. r .. 1~ daugblet !!lowed up)r;;;;;;~~~~~~~~~~~;;;;;;;;ll
to open a children'• center In CAMERA DEMONSTRA. TION
(for Sleep) for &tr1ctions and Fllllngs
the London ,, district o f Southw~ !Iii. Jean Orr and I-lot Ille • Mrs, Hilda Treamer com· plained. •
They told Ille princess the
hool of... -around lbe pala<e is so thitk they haV<
-unable lo pt their children clase e11oUaJi lo see
Uae chaqing of the guard ......_...-,. .
"We've Juo! beard th e
PENTAX ·
Line of Comtnts
SAT., JUNE 7
10 A.M. to 4 P.M. . Jttnd." said ~ orr. ... '111 know W(ectly wen bow Ml. JIM COOK of Hon•yw•ll, Inc. will d•mon5trate
' dlfficu..lt It lit'.! said PrlnceU fhe Pentex Cemer•s-end systems of photography.
Anne. "I c.•91.dd not l't"ln l __ m)'Hlf this • morning • ~ S.. TM Mtllco Enl•rwer Mettr & IComputer
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T .. e aD popular shoe for 1port1w•ar,
l•isu ... and on the job. Gr••n, I r o w n
and O.sert Tan.
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DAY IS
JUNE 15th
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MIN'S FllE SPANllfl UIA-
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FATHER'S DAY SPECIAL!
SANDALS
N>I fUNS AND WOMIN. Hur.d ... cls of
Sandals in baautiful styl•s. Thongs, Strapt.
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CHILl!"S
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BOOTS
SIDS
11/:r TO 12 396
! TENNIS
SHOES
HCfULAI 4. '1
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IMPORTS
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ld•el comfort for lei..-.. outing
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Tan or Brown.
SANDALS
1111ANT5 S TO I ,
338
ll.on9 .... earing canvas -
tfull cushion in,ole. cu,tom
.. rc.h. Non-11tid. sole,. Blu•
denim, Grean or Blade.
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WOMEN'S IJ1'1U HEn
SANDALS
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SANDALS
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SNtdJ little st r a~p
Mhclal.1ht wh ite and
as.ar:ted colors.
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Th• Sport Sa•dal
made In Franca. Pad·
dad insola. Non.skid
1ole1 and heel
MEN'S CANVAS
CASUAU
5891 ldlnl)er at Sprlnijdale
Huntington leach-147·9125
10045 Adams at lraOiknt
HuntlntfOn leach -962-9178
CNut to 51..0n Dr"ll
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LSGAr. NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF INTENT TO
DEED REAL PROPERTY
TO THE STATE
l"UltSUANT TO SECTIONS llll TH•OUOM DJ, ltEVENUE ANO TAXATION (00(, THE NO'flCE OF INTENT TO OEEO llFAL f'ROl"ERTV TO THE STATE
IN ANO FOil THE COUNTY OF 011:.llNGE, STATE OF CALIFORNIA.. HAS
BEE,. OIVIOEO ANO DISTRlllUTED TO VAllJOUS NEWSPAPERS OF GEN·
EIU.L ClltCULATION PUIL!Uil!O IN SAID COUNTY, FOR' ,UILICATION OF
A ~T\()H THEllEOI" IN EACH 01' SAICI NEWSPAPERS..
In #ill lilt ~ follow lnt1 1bbrtvl1!lont
·~wed for 1111 -•ds tit ~Ht llltm; Ac.-Acre or AO.S Adcl-AcldlllOfl
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NOTICE
'1n "'rw•ni;• Ill llw, N ile notlt• 11 .,.rel:I.,. t lVTn 11111, an tt.e ht di'!' ol J~ly, lfiit, It flle llOUr II# lt:OCI D'tlod! A..M. DI ff\11 Qy, llltt 11.-r1!tned TIX
Colltel'Dl'0 of ll>e C-11' ol Or1,.., 11 1111 office In 1111 Cltv ol S1n11 A1>1, St111
DI C.llfontl1, wlll ~ lo Ille St1t1, 11nll• -• rHeemftl, or 1n ln1t1lllYll!rrl
.,11n " Ademollarl II lnlllllllll II Dt"Vllldtd by l1w, .... l'ffl ,,..,,.,. llerllllfl1'1!r ~!bed -""'ldl dlte ti..,. or ~ .,..,,. wlll lwovt 11apuod l•am 1'lf! di,.
If !Ill wit ol wld ••-r11' 10 the 11111. The 1mount IOr wnw. lht de«! wm
k IHWd will be Ille IOlll 1..._t due fDr -ld1 It w.n IOld to' Ille S!I~, lllcl
1....w..i ......,. Ht fDrftl Ill tklli.rs 1nd c:enll -lie "" cltKrlollon o1 ttie ••o•
em. If !tit ,,,_rtv II ...,.,. 10 ""' S111t. ~ ri1hl o1 r.oemo11111 w111 1ermin.1t -.-r-••-e"' Ille or ~,...CM,,..,lllCe by 11'11! S111t. M"H~llea b'!' r.w, !flt 11).e IMlt .......... SOit 111lllorlt"r 10 nQl"ll! 111 nnts. • IW.eo Moll ..-.1111 in.Int In •nr -trom Ille ,,_,.,.,. Ml dttHd '' 'Ille Stt,..
AU l~llon concemlnt ~""'tlon, or 1111! 1,.11i.,11on DI 1n 1nsi.11""1'1'1 •l1tt1
el ~llarl wlll, _, r_,.11, be turnl>hed ~1' Oooo S. Mru~. CDll'llV Tu
ColleC'lr, 111 Fin.nui lvHdlrt9. ~ Hort~ lroedw1y, P.O. ~ Ult, S1n!1 A111, c.11tw11i. mm. ~ tttb J111 "' fll Mir. "'' ,.. .,. ~DO# r~.
T11 CDllKfor of o..noe Cwntf"
Slit. fll C.l!foml1 T1ll-Pr-"• .. lie delllled I nd !hi Jubl«! of ttti. notkt i re 111'1111"9 In
flll c-tr "' Or~ Sllll ol Ctll!Omi.t -~rticul•rlr Onc;rlbtd II fll liw.,., to wit:
PIUlf'Ell:TV SOLD ro THI! STATE'l -~-~----------
IN T11E VEAll: '"' l'Dll: THE TAXES. LEGAL NOTICE
.-.ssESSMENTS ANO OTHER CHAltGfs, 1---~-----~~~-0F THE FISCAL YU.II: IMU4 lfOTtCI! o~ TRUITl!l!'S SALi
Newport Beach 0n Frra.,., ~!..Tit ::;R.t 2:oa o'clock
P.M .. 11 ll••"SOVl!I front 1ntr1t1C1 of fM Or1111e Counl'I' Court 11Qwe, 1oc11t0 on C•t 1111 20CI block ot Wut 'th Sfrf91 I" the co. J Y l'f of Sin!• ""'' C1t!lor"I" SECURITY FIRST NATIONAL IANI(, I'S OU,., '"
llGlnled trustee u.-r ltlt OHO ol 11'1111 No. u -Silt No. 2uo. AP ~7-Ul·IO, dlltd AutUJI '· IHI 11"1161 by RICHARD
f.lewPOrl lt1ch City Lot 11 81k 2t, Wl.21 C. .BEASTON, JR .. tn unrt11n1td mtn,
-"lo., t5 -S.le No. 27117, AP n.o.•10, r.cordlld on A1111111t 15, \Ht, 11'1 tiool! 1691,
f'l11I Ach:I lo N~P01"1 Helllllls, Loi U Hte 703 flt Offl<l•l .Jteuwds In tr.. 0Hlc1
l ik 1 .. e 1.11 of "'' Counl1' Aet:ol"Cllf" DI Drt1111t '°"""'· S Clemente c11uorn11. tir re111¥1 ol 1M11u1t In lllt an "'"'"'' or 11erform'I~ of obllg1tiom MCVrtcl llltretrf', 1 Nolle. ol Oe11ull 1/ld
City
Eleetton lo ~!I U'1Cler Dffcl of Tr115t rwv.
Ing beell rea>reltd 11 •rovlc:lfd for lw 11w
Ind more !!>In lhrte "'°""" htVlft'I tlll>i.eci llna 1u<11 recor01rion. will .ell 11
PUbllc: l utllon lo Ille tl!tl'lftl bklc:ler fo• No. 16 -Siie No. )Uj, ~I'
Tr 1u Loi II 11111; 1. 1n.u No. 17 -Slit No. ,,., AP
T• UI Pilt" I.GI Z. t1.J6
S&-Gt~n. c11fl, .. ,.~ in 11w1u1 nioriev ot ltH!
u,.11e11 s111n of Arnerlu 11 tl'll<t of Nit, ~1.01s.2s. w1tholll cv'""'' or w1rr1ntv e1111'6at0 °' lmolltll e1 to title, ""'"'Ion or en-
Costa Mesa c • t Cvmbtll>Ces. the lftt1rnl COftV!'Ytcl ID Ind J y ._ Mid by It llnOer Nici UM of lni11, ln
-lo lf'<I Pl"-/'l'f In Ortllft Counr.,., Slltt of C1llhltn!1, Cltscrllled IS: No. • -Siie No. S7.f2. AP 111·2tl·2t, Lot 1000. Trlct f(JJ, ln tM Cit¥ c1
f.le-1 Hlllthls Pot Loi ll', U.t~ Ne-I 8tlldl. 11 per m1p rKOl'IMO lft
No. " -""' No. Jl'M.. AP 111-1').71, BOOll 2', •111n 2S lo » lndUllVe ol "'ewoort Kellhtl Po. lot 211. 51.'2 Mlsulll!llDUI Ml"' ln ll>e !ht office of No. 'IO -'91t NII. Yl'O, AP 11 .. 111·11. Ille Recorder of uld Coun1V.
f r U17 Por Lot s S7.t• Stld n~ will Ill mtcH "' ....,. the No. fl -SI~ No. 60ll. Por AP l:Jf.. oblltl•lkln• H'CvrM bl' Nlol,dttcl ol trut1
131·11 llOrmel"lr AP J:Jf.IJl.OH. Tr ll6l lncl..01"' 111 to1h, t.l!I 1nO 1ll'P9nloe'I c1
Lo! •r SUl.Ol !rUtlM '"° of ,,.,., ,,~., c.r."tftl "' Hid
Laguna
Unified
Beach
School
District
oeea of truu; 111 1u<n• ex~ndfd undtr
llW! ltrm• ot 111<1 CltPd of """"'' not Ille" r1t111ld1 1nd Sl,,15).15 remaining pr1nclp•! ol the note •l!C'wreO by 11ld om ol tru11,
wl!h lni.r,,r from o,c:em~r 1, 1f61 ti In
Nld nott l"ovlded.
SECURITY PACIFIC NATIONAL IANI(, '1!rmerly known _,
SECUll:ITV FIRST NATIONAL
BANI(, 11 Tn.itlM
111' C. S. Alltr:IGHT
Aul1tanl C11hltf"
No. H -~~ No. 1'J7. AP *1IO•U, Dl~d MIW f , Ifft. "'°" N" SE'· SK n Two 1 It '· 111.13 Pvl>lllM<! N~rt karllor News .. ,...,, No. t) -Sale No. 19)4, AP ~-llG-.IO cOll'lllnH Wll!> Oe!lv Piiot, Ntwoort Cf..,mtr11' AP 5"1IG-02.o1), ReurO of l&lc .... C1tffornll, May 22, 2t, Ind
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Laguna
Unified
Beach
School
District Now
Laguna Beach
City
Now Capistrano .
Unified School
District
LEGAL NOTICE
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colorful coordination for Father
in Lancer's 3-piece leisure set
Knit shirl, cardiga n and slacks, designed to
wear together for a totally smas hing look .. The
mock-turtle shirt in white with blue, go ld, green
or black trim .. 10.00 Double breasted cardigan
in blue, gold, black or while. 1 &.00 Checked
slacks in above colors on while 13.00 '
men's sports'.vear 84
' give Dad a matched sweate r set
by, Edwards of California
Machine wa ;hable and dryable Orlon®,aetylic
in exciting leisure colors or' yellqw, grey, blue,
green, or •gold. The while mock-turtle shirt's
trim matches the solid color cardigan. The shirt
S-X L The ca rdi~a n sweater, S-XL 17.00
may co men's sportswear 84
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fash ion fanfare for deselvi ng 'fathers. Gold, rasp·
beny, French blue, chocolate, green and grey • • • boll!. but never brash. Cool Dacron® polyes·
ter anc;I cotto,n that won't toler~te wrinkles.
,.51iort sleeve 14 ~-17 7.00 Long sleeve French
c\iff 8.00 Coordinated lies by Hui In big. bold
regatta slri pes, 314 inches wide' 5.00 The coor·
dinate shirt and tie gift~ for Dad 11 .00
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It wouldn't be a county fair without the Dadys. • ; ,l 1 '
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dady of Cost~ Mesa have been prepartn' fl''-• •
hibits for county fairs for more than·5() ye_ars, showin,g baked goods,,~.> /JO
mals, ma~~es, fruits and vegetables, winning a host Of: prizes., --~-,
Exb1b1Ung bas become-afamily attatr., too;;-since-cbildreJL...M '
grandchildren now exhibit in the fair along·.with them. 7.1
The first entries of the couple, in a Nebraska fair, were poland china.
hogs for Dady and baked goods for Mrs, Djldy. -.
Mrs. Dady was asked to submit rhore tha~40~quarts'of cannec;l goods
for a sugar con1pany display one year, auct ·another ye&ti-the same com ..
pany awarded her 100 pounds ·of stiiiJ~§ &prize for. bu pres~rves. ·
· What brings the Dadys back Jf~bit each YfJ&l' in the county. fair!
"We love the fair -it's ~4ai'ittial 'tiine ol year for our family. We·
think eyeryone Who can s1f:·Exhibit.·to boost our fairs," the Dadys say.
And what 8.bout the . O~iplge, C.9unty Fair., scheduled for July 15--
20 at the Orange Ccn1nVFairgrodndsq Wander through the e"ihibils and
you'll most likely lip(' Something:· ffom the Dady home, probably with a
blue ribbon allacl)e4. . E~hibitors/now are invited to sulimit registrations for the 1969 fair,
according to. home economics supervi silr Mrs. Robert Cox, before the June
20 deadline. •
Entries of baked goods, confections , preserved foods , table settings,
clothing and texWes \Vill be accepted and many ~prizes will be awarded
in addition tc the traditional first through third place ribbons.
Among the prizes are a portable zigzag sewing machine, lingerie, .
bakeware and cook-n-serve china.
Men , women and children may enter tbeir wares individu.ally or Jn
organizations, and winners in several sections wilJ)lave an opportunity to
model their creaijons in daily style shows.
Details for entering the borne economics competition and other ex·
hibit classifications are contained in the 19119 Orange County Fair Premium
Book tvhich may be obtained by Writing. v:l~iting or.calling the fairgrou nds.
88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa, t~lephone $4..5::11rli.
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inherite<l? It would seem so wfien talking to Mrs. Harry Dady
(left), of Costa Mesa, M:rs. Gordon Harris of Orange (center), ·.
her daughter, and Jane Harris, 13, the third generation, all pre--
partpg entries for the Orange County Fair Jajy 15-20. Mn .. Dady
entertd her wares 50 years ago in a Nebraska fair for the first
time, and has been exhibiting each year since.
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HJ!ART AT DCC
Mafle Hewes
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School's O,Gt,for OCC Dean
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Of fllt Oeltr ~II" lllff
r.1arie Ho\ves won't be sitting at her desk at Orange Coast
College next year as she h·a, for the past 21 year.$, but part
of her will remain' because bPr heart is there.
The gracious and attractive dean of w01nen··and coun selor
has retired officially from her responsibilities at the college
as of this month, so this past school year bas been a very
no st.atgic one for her.
In the past 21 years, with the hel~ of Mrs. Howes and
other administrative officers, the college has grown from a
faculty of 30 teachers and student body of 550 to a -giant insti-
tution with 285 faculty members, .. 8700 students and a sister
school.
l\1rs. Howes ha s seen thousands of students come and go
in her position. a!: c?u nselq;~: dean ~nd _teacher, and has be-
come involved in their hopes and asprrat1ons perhaps far more
deeply than anyone knovfs .
From her vantage point as a spectator ·viewing the-pass·
fng parade of students. she has seen a spectrum of student
types appear and the campus way of life and attitude do an
about-face.
FIRST STUDENTS
11 Jn the early years\ there was a strong feeling of loyalty,
adventure .and pioneer spirit. The students felt their impor·
t8.nce in structuring a college and setting traditions. The first
L5 Yefrs saw much ac{ivity, many events, ·great competition,
and great college loyalty/' f\1rs . Howes thought back.
"J;i;rom about 1964 all cQlleges across the nation have u•it-
nessed a new phenomenon. Just .u the wo11ld 'P.:atriotism' i~
poo poohed,' such words a~ 'college loyalty' and college pride'
have been rn.inimlze;d. Groups with identity, such as club.~.
UDd it harder to 1ecure and maintain enthusiasm and depend-
able·mernbers. .
0 0ff campus activity in small groups, unrelat~ to thr:
\VhoJe college is more popular these days, anrl whatever is . .
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'in' is the thing to do ,'' she added.
Mrs. Howes also said she thought that students are em-
pha sizing "each to his own" and the "right of every individua l
to think and to do as he wishes, without apron strings or
adults' sanction, or tradition," because of the ne\v permissive-
ness of the culture.
DRE SS STYLES' CHANGE
Browsing through OCC yearbooks from past years, ~he
different dress styles that have prevailed through the years
were remembered. by the dean with smiles.
Mrs. Howes, attractively dressed in a lavender costume,
said that in 1948 the coeds' skirt length went down suddenty
to rtjidcalf from just below the knee, and the girls wore their
hair shoulder length, waving softly.
In the years around 1950 the girls wore ankle length socks
and 'tennies, t and m 1951-52 the skirts, many very full, were
below th.e mid-calf. Circie skirts with huge ruffled . petticoats
were the· trend in 1953-55, and the men during those years
\\'Ore brilliant Hawaiian shirts.
"There were no dress regulations. up to 1956-57, but at this
time it appeared necessary because some students were not · .
using as good taste as students had in the past. The rules were
'''ithdra,vn in 1966, except for 'extremes in dress and bare
feet~· This \Vithdra,val stemmed in part fron1 the new tradi-
tion of individual · rights."
MANY AC COM PL ISHMENTS
l.-1rs. Ho\ves. who has had a finger in almost everything
that has taken place on the campus, has been an integral part
o! t.he growth and forward look of the college.
She rec-eived her bachelors degree from the University
of Iowa in drama and her masters degree in drama and guid-
ah~ f rom \1(,e!tern Reserve UniverSity. Further work was
done flt UCLA in counseling and at California State College
(SH HEAlltT REM AINS AT DCC, P•g• 171
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Everywhere, Water, Water ·Wif·e Ha.s ··Too Much to Spare
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DEAR ANN LANDERS' I bave a ..,,_
?Stion for the woman wbo bad IUCb a
ni.ble time getting he.r hulband...up in
ie morning. Here it UI :
Before you turn in for the nigh(, put a
JI.class of water in the refrigerator. In
ie momlnJ', when the klrd and master i1
1ppased to get up. call him oqce. Mike
ire. he hears you uy ihe has ei:actly
ret minutes to haul hb frame ,out of
!d.,Jr he Is nOt up in three mtnutes, get
~ ater and Jet hJm have it, right in the
SS'J.
Offcourae, you'll havt"""An angry huJ·
•nd on .YOW" handl lhd-a wet bed to ante bUt JOU'll never hJ,ve to call
"•-timolrcmtbmoa.
ANN LANDERS ril
My bll.!band dliln't 1ptalt lo me lor a ""'* ofter I did lllle IO him. b\11 now, 30 )'tars later, it is one of the stories he
likes lo teU bes\.
-MADISON, WIS.
DEAR MAD: 1'11 priodq ,_ 1eatr
IMft_ll a,,ean 1'1.._t m1 e9denemm..
Aiq •U• wile ,...., It tey lldt -ffel' ,. .. lltr ewe rltk. I occepl M
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DEAR ANN LANDERS: l"m a 16-year·
okl glrl wilh 11f "unusual problem. I am
dalinfl a boy who ii IJ. Ru already h,as
bad 00< year ol collqe. I enjoy his 90m·
pany a k>t, but I wonder Jr he enjoys
mine. He does'all thoJalklo(. Lu( nl&hl,
far example, I don't think l aald Ii~ ...,.__ It ....,. I WU noddinc aDd
smllins~the whole time. Jt was all I COUld
do to 1et In a word $UC}I ,u~ ·~Ul!.1~ '
and "Oh1" and "Tbat'•·gre.Ul' ~ ~·
I don 't want Rex to think J:m stupid.
DO you knoW of a book on the art of .c::on ••
venation? lf so, I'd like to bUJ~ ll-·
--Ofi$ lfOlUf,WEllDY
DEAR ON£, You ddo•t \.ee4 'a'~
the flrl of coevtnaUoa. lt loadl' • tlf
)'OU have developed I far tnore ,im,ortht
art -Ille •rl 'el• Utlenl•&-c.a.
rr1tu.JaUoa1. And doe't WttJ allwt Rex
&lllald.11 YM Ill a dnabell. 8etttt tt
keep qalel and le liloqkt a fool tliu It
opn. nar ftl<MI~ and mlioye all doabt.
lo dance, own a &ood little bus.lness, have
money in the bank and want. to 1et mar·
ried . I've been looking strloualy for two
years and have found nothing. but
barniea, tramps, gold digger&" lame
bfalos and psycboi~ •
~ are. the dectnt 'Womtn1 AM?
Yoo'r" ihe tidy wllb the answers .. Pieue
ten me.
: -WILLING AND ABLE
6EAR WILL: Tbe "deot1L wome1"
are aot rlve&ed to bar1&oolt watUag " be
plcked 1p. W Ibey -·11oo11a1 -nd
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U )'OI waat 1 peach, doo't ltul hi 1
lem.oe crove,· Buddy.
Unsure of yourself on dates'! What'1
• l'llhl? What's lfron&l Should )'OU!
Shooldn~t you? Send for Ann ,Linden'
bookltt '1DaUn& Dos ,aod Ilon'Y," enclos•
Ing wllb your requ .. t'15 conll fu coin .ID<I ·
a long, sell .. cldrwed, lltamped enveloJjio.
DEAi\ ANN LANDERll> \'m 31, 5 feet
11 lDcbel, 115, poundl, a 1ood bowltr, UU
iitbeacileilr dU<llil WIUI ----Ann Landers-wUI be glad lo bolp-,...
at Ille di~. 1'llen on pleol)' el with your proble!'l\11. Send them lo her In
deceat -la olllcol, W!l<'1q ...,, la ,cart of Ille DAILY PIWl', 'llldOlial a
p tdtooll, k&l'lll& -u4 la •11f4Wi, .. aelf·addreued, at.amped enveJope •
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JUNE 6 . ' . 87 SYDNEY OMAllR
MOON IN l'ISCES porCendl
: Hcellaol Uf for fllldq, plu-
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~"Don't force tauei. Something
; , II occunitlg behind the soenes
.: ~ -you need to know more.
: ~Walt and observe. Cycle will
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analyio IL
TAURUS (April 28-May IO):
A friend with mone7 problem
could play stgnillcanl role. Be
gracious a n d sympathetic
wttbout aetting involved. You
have re1ponslb i llt le1
·--· Rea!W! this -act accorclJqly.
GEMINI (May 2b.June IOI:
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Don't make important move
without confiding in mate,
partner. Some today are
$Upersensltlve. You get o~
portunlty for promotion. But
there could be legal com-
pUcatiOns. Act accordingly. ir,-•)-Y.., . • •
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Good lunar aspect is com-
plicated today, Means money
quesilon is involved in travel
plans. Ultimately you do get
going. But be sure you know
where, when and wby. And
check the cost.
LEO (July 23-Aug. 22):
Avoid e1.trava1ance. You want
to impresa, to be charming
and magnetic. But this does
not mean you-have to --0ver-
spend. Realiu this and save
yourself money and em-
barraument.
VIRGO (Aug. ~pt. 22):
Future secw'l,ty could be af-
fected by decisions. Key is to
separate fantasy from ac-
tuality. Don't make mist.Ue of
seeing penons, &ituation1 bnly
at you wish they could be. Indian Maidens Rall OH to Campout
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luau , Colenc/arecl
Norwegians .Go Native
A Hawaiian event with a M.araaret Babi and Mr. m!
Sca.ndlaav.lu fiavor la planned Mra. Bruce McCartney.
for &atur~, June 7, by Also on the calendar fOr the
Try&ve Lie J.Adae 90, Sona oC two eroups Is the Pacific
Nc:nr11, and ttie Cout Vlking COaat Norwegian S i o g e r s ,f.aociatioo &Clth Annual a.... . Sao1erlest Au1. HI in the San.
,PQlyaesian d1lbea 'on lbe' ta Monica Civic Audilorium.
bufftt table will be in-The N<irwegian Male Chorus
tenpersed with favorite Scan-of Lol~Angeles wi ll host the
dinavian di.shes prepared by event.
lodfl· ud club members for Put presidents w e r e
the 7 p.m. event in the. honored by Edvard Grieg
Newport Btacb Ebtll Lodge 74 in Glendale with a
Clubhouse. dinner and dance.
Entertainment wW be pro-Anyone wishing information
vkled by the Nill Johansson on the lodge may call Mn.
Swedl.sh U\lk dfnctrs from Los Ray NH!Isen, 548-6888.
Angeles, wbo,appear In nativ•I==::=::=::=::=::=::==
cootuqw:>. Tbe l!TOUP pl1111 to
travel thrCIUgb the Scan-
dinavian countries in the sum-
mer.
Five new members will be
initialed into the lodge during
formal ceremonies J une 26 ·
conducted by Leone r d
Wolford, president. Joining
will be the Mmes. Inger
Engstrom, C. B. Hanson an
'• I.plRA (Sepl IS-Oct. 22)' iloft ... u approach ii best. Be diplomatic. Those in authority Rolling their sleeping bags in preparation !or .the 1 mountains tomorrow,· for a two-day stay. Mrs.
are on your aide. There is annual campout of Y~CA Indian Maidens are (left Richard Lacock, chairman, has n1any activities
really no -need to prove to right) Vicki Murphy, Donna Lacock and Mrs. planned including hikes, horseback riding, swim-
yourself. Reilbe this -act in Eugene Murphy, of Huntington Beach. The group ming, cook~ut.s and graduation ceremonies for both
graclow:, mature manner. -~w~ill'.:...'.r~et~u~rn~t~o~C~am~p".....'.:O~s~ceo~la~in~th~e'..1San'.'.'.'..~Bern~~·~rdino~·~~m~oth~·~e~rs~and'.'.'.'.~da~u~gb~t~e~n:._I :::=::=::=::=::=::=::=::=::=~~==========~~~~~~~============~ SCORPIO (Oct.':ZS.Nov. 21):
lmmalure penous, children
and others, may haVe certain
demands. But you should Lake
r
long•range view. Don't ac-
quieace mtrely for sake of
convenience. H firm today,
your lomomJw could b •
bright.
I SAGITJ'ARIUS (Nov. 22-
Dec. 21): Avoid exceu speed.
March of Dime~ Conference
Club Leaders Enlisted
the prevention of birth defects.
~MllMl\l\AA!ll\1\/\1\llM'll\lt~
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I Control tendency to act on im-Area leaders will oe in· I pulse. Give attention to home, troduced to opportunities for
property. real-estate transac· invo~vement in the prevention
tions. Be original without o( birth defects during an an.
being radical, Strive for new nual leadership conference
Gallway also will outline two
new community medical pro-
gran1s which will call for the
same community invol vement
and action which brought
about the effective use of the
polio vaccine.
dividual and g r o u p In·
volvement.
Leaders of clubs a n d ~
organizations who are looking
for a project are invited to at·
tend the conference.
I ~ approach, . .• • next Monday at 9:45 a.m.
CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. The event. to take place in
19): You are forced to make the Charter House, Anaheim,
! decision because of is sponsored by the volunteer
circ~ncea. Be receptive committee of the Orange
to mood , trend. H a v c County Chapter, N a t i o n a I
alternatives at hand. Don't de-Foundation-March of Dimes.
pend on only one method. Be Dr. Joseph David, pediatric
sure you have cboict. surgeon of Sanla Ana and
AQUARRJS (Jan. ~Feb. member of the medical ad-
18): Social activity is em· visory committee for the
phuized. Have a good time chapter, will show slides ii-
.but dOn 't speak out of turn. lustraling the strides made in
~eanr be discreet. Many ideas the treatment of congenital
are propoaed. Deal with most malformations .
in bwnorctls manner. The county chapter suppo rts fISCES' (Feb. 11-M~ 20): the sole evaluation clinic In
Cycle hi&h· But one in autbori-the county which provides the
ty .. may be argumentative. medical team approach for
.Stud tall; adhere to prin-dJagnosis of birth defects.
~pJu. Yotfwill receiv~ benefit Arthur A. Gallway, vice
of any doubt. Put efforts 'pay pres ident o( the National
<iff. · Foundation, will come from
--JJ'. TODAY 18 .YOU R . New York to tell those at the
£1HaA. Y ,_· you love your conference about the rol~ they
and YP'l 1 are ar-might take in the health agen-te. Your voic8t aense cy's .programs of research.
of drama are higbll&bted. education and medical care in
. ,
YOU{ baby should walk our way. Because
we know the way baby should walk. Straight
and tall With good poslli'e: We have
years of experience frtting baby feet And
Stride Rite has years of experience
making baby shoes that re ally fit and support
ti ny feet. With all this
experience, your
baby's feet are
in good hands.
And in good
shoes .
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Mrs. Norman \V a t s o n ,
chairman of volunteers
service for the chapter and
chairman of the morning
session will describe the
services of the group and sum-
marize opportunities for in-
~!embers of Newport Junior
Ebell Club will .se~e . as
hostesse3 t o organ1z.at1on
leaders expected from
throughout the cou.m.y.
Further meet ing in·
formation may be obtained by
calling the chapter office, 547·
6124.
HB AAUW Announces
New Officers , Topics
The firsl insta\Jalion Jun·
cheon planned by members of
the American Association of
University Women. Huntington
Beach Branch. will take place
Saturday, June 7, in the
Sheraton Beach Inn.
~frs. Ralph Bauer will serve
as president for the I96i..70
year, and also laking office
wlll be the Mmes. WUll am S.
policy, \Yill be reviewed for
possible study by the branch .
Luncheon will be served al
12:30 p.m., and tickets are $3
eac h. Additional infotmation
may be obtained by calling
Mrs. Michael Roach, 142-7216,
or Mrs. Horner, 847-6393.
Superstitions
Gibbs. president~ect; Robert Superstitioos that have gone
llorner, first vice president : out the window include the
David Willette, second vice one that it Is bad luck to try
president: Edward Burnes. on or wear briefly the wed·
i:;ecretary, and Louis Freska, ding ring before the,..~ctual
treasurer. ---· --~.:..:f-,(,.\)).1\,,
New and pr 0 s _.P..(,_C ti v e Mote' setsfb1e is for each
members also wift"'be welcom-party to try on the rings, slip-
ed at the last general meeting ping them on and off to make
of the club year. 1 sure thls can be done quickly
Four new topics, intlUding and easily at the wedding.
human use of urban space; ----------!
this beleaguered earth-can Th D "I P'I t man survive?; the academlt • e 01 y. I 0
community. a new look on c· D t' campus. and American foreign overs <l,oa 1ng
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Early Summer Special
permanent wave special for curl or
body our fine st wave including hair
cul. . s1500
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GOOD FURNITURE
IS JUST THE BEGINNING •••
After Wr first •tore opened in 1926 we soon found
that our mstomers required more than fine fumiture
to mmplcte their home settings.· We then began to
acquire additional wires and lcnow-how to make
Bigpr homes t he· most attractive tiome1 .
Tod1y our specl1l dep1rtments and workrooms
lncJuda:
• ~CAUfl'INC DfPAITMll'lf"-wfliclf ~ts
th• fin•t arpet mlllJ In rite counuy.
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CUSTOM DRAP!IY SHOf-whole we lwKJ.
!Ailor ond prNIMf drapeti., d.,igned ospe-
d ally for l'O'I• -.
CUSTOM UPHOU1aY SHOP -whttt we
m1nuloctw. ei,..,. Own Vphofsr.ered fumi·
IU,. 10 l'O'lr 'Pfdllallon> wl do re"1pho/Jtary
work.
ACCBSOllY Slf()P -..,,_ -guinf m ...
"'"' Md gi~ an ~ *"-'· fllll-ed from
,,, -· ,,,. -rid.
LAMP stiO...-wllid> /ntJIJflpJ 11 ths ol /vnps,
from unuwal impotU to lhc¥e of modesr pric~.
for 41 YtY rS our desire to olllt OUf growing numlMr
of SOuthland customers the best in '-fu rnishing
..,,,i.-lies reqtiirad oUTl<iloplng •heidOllili HmH
by constanJ: teaming of new 5kil11 and continued
111owth on our pairt.
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PASAblNAt Colondo •I El Molino
POMONA: Holt, east of Carey
SAii.iT A ANA Main at Eleventh
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·Pearl Harbor Setting
For Evening-Ceremony :.
'r The Submarine Memorial
Chapel at Pearl H1rbor was
the setting for the evening
ceremony llnklng In marriage
Navy U. Bllr)>ara Ann Onder
and Navy LL Cmdr. Le9Ue
Ronald Tracy.
lace . .Jter illusion veiling wu
attached to a camelot cap~ of1
lace and she carried orchids •
and white roses in her bou-
quet.
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Capt. Ernest R. Lineberger,
Navy Chaplain, perfonned lhe
nuptials for the i:taugh~er of
·Mr. and Mr!. StePhen A.
Onder of Bfldgeport, Conn.
' and the son or ~,r. and Mrs.
Leslie A. Tracy of Costa
Mesa.
The bride, given In marriage
by her falher, selected an em·
pir~ gown of 'silk organza ov~r
satin and appllqued alencon
Waist Watchers
TOPS Waist Watcher s
assemble every Thursday at 7
p.m. in Circle View School,
Huntinglon Beach.
FAIR
F•1i, l•ir, f•clM •I. Tho1•
lhrtt word1 1um up f1clor1 in
oper•tion on the DAILY PILOT
•41tori1I pl,. .... ry d1y.
Mrs. Gary Lun~een -.yU
matron of honor a n 4,
bridesmaids were Lt. (j.g.)
Nancy Cook and Lt. (j.g.)
Sheri Miller. ' u. Lundeen was best man ..
and swor:d bearera were Lt. •
Cmdrs. Gerald F. Ryan,
Nelson M. Prose and Robert•·
!. Foi-est and Us. William R.
MaeKay, Richard P. Foland
and William J. Dawson.
'I1le reception followed ln
the officers club.
The bride is a protocol «·
fiter for the Commander Jo
Cllief of the U.S. Pacific fieet at Pearl Harbor.
The benectict, a UCLA'
gr11duate, is officer in chatge
of the Coastal Surveillance
Center, Da Nang and is opera·
lions advisor for the Vitt-
namese Navy Junk Force.
Following a honeymoon on
lhe island of Hawaii, the
new lyweds will make their
fimne In Honolubt.
The frist modern cookbooli
for picnics ond how to moke
them memorable. ,
IT'S A PlcNfC!
by NANCY FAIR· MclNTYRE
A'l(AITING·TOUR -William D. Lusk , president of
Lusk Homes. discuss~s a tour of decorator model
homes with Afrs. Richard W. Nabers of Ccrona de!
Hospital Benef it
Mar, Albert Auer, vice president of real estate for
the Irvine Co., and Mrs. John Killefer of Corona del
Mar (left to right).
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•vr w.a ..rtti et 1 ltll Stffft"
HOUIS: till •·"'· '' S:lt p.-.
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LEARN TO SWIM
The New Homes Previewed
I AT YOUR ORANGE COAST YMCA
642-9990
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Tattler Hoag . Memorial Hospital,
Presbyterian's 552 Club will
host an invitations benefit
Preview Show of decorator
model homes in the fifth unit
of Lu.sk Homes' Harbor View
Hills, Corona de! Mar nei:t
Tuesday.
grand opening Wednesday to•\~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Sunday, June ll·IS, in which
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' In •ddition to the e~sy-to-follow recipes, pocket
picnic, c•mper coakery, the sportsmen's lunch
box: •nd motel bre•kfe1t1, there. are picn ics
cues, with id vice on· how to }>ick -~ ,ite; how to
p•ck • picnic, the be.st end -letesf equipment,
end, most import•rrl, wh•t not to forget!
I bO P.•g•s ..•
A William Cole Book $5.95
Pickwick Bookshops
COSTA M.ESA
So. CaasrPlaza
5411''"'2191
Eves. 'til 9:30
PALOS VERDES .~ Peninsula Ctr. , yr 541·2416
M. Th. Fri. 'til 9:30
SHOPS IN SAN DIEGO e CARI.SIAD_ e MONTCLAIR e
SAN IE•NARDINO e IAKERSPllLD e CANOGA PARK e
HOLLTWOOD
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(Editor'• Nolt: A column ol womon'1
loll voll l(on!I •!II IPPt•< f fltl'I W~f~
In lht DAlL'I' l'ILOT. To'"'"" 1co•11 hi!' Ille wffk, ple11t mill tnom to P. o .
aox 1'611, Ccr1!1 Mn•. Tiley m•1'1 M rrcelvtd bl' MorldlY.l
SAN J UAN HILLS
KICKElt TOUllNAMENT-Fl\t1'1 A.
!Ill Mmll. AIMrl H!I~ W•lll•rn HGl-s . .'1; F1'9111 fl, !hi Mm.,_ Clifford
L1F.-..r. 5Sl C1rl P1ttt<'°", .M; FlltM
(, 11'11 ~. l<tllY Cr1lg. 4'1 8atrY
H!cti.<11, 50; V1rle Olllien. S2J F tlthl 0.
11\e Mma. G-91 ICeM, .S1 R111"0f\d
Slv1. 49; ltklltrd lloos, "' Don 5mlll>. •• U.GUllA IE.lC~
ClllEllS -Cieu A. ttlt M'"", P1ul
wni.t11. ~• 1C1r11 "'*'· "' •dam1¥ Sc.rlowm1t.,, ~; (llU 8 . lfll _,,_
CorN!llUS; T-Y. 11 ; Jem•• Wedi•~··
lol; Cll1rln Morrba1•, SI; Cllu C, Ill~ Mmn. Ev11111tllt1tt Chrl1llu?Wn, 51 ; lkt
Wfollmcll'tlend, 601 Gltn McMllUln, 61.
ltANCHO SAN JOAQUIN
(LUI CH.lMl"tONSHI" -Ch.,...
pl11111Jllp Flltihl. Ille Mmes. Rlo;h.ord v.,,..,, 2'UI L11w1vre. Thom1s. 77'1;
RIY H1btHtlrer, 23111 Cll•I fl, '"" M"'", Cl'lolrle1 l ivens, 217; l¥1n
S!Mrfl11, Gilbert ·~· w1m1m II••"""· 2211 Ct11r~ C1ll11!en, H. R. H<11•l1nd. m 1 H1rr1 CO'!l•m. n11 Cl1u o. llle
Mmei. R1loll TrouhNn. Jll; T~om•s
Moott. n5: John Scf'lwell•, 27'/; t11•-
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UtYINE COii.ST
MEDAL PU.Y -CllH ... Ille Mme1.
J1y Loro11ltY, 711 Mld'lltl O'B•l•n, n:
G. M. Han111n Jr .. El'°" 11111e11, 1l;
CllH I , ""' Mmn. Peul 11:11'1, 13;
t1ow1rd Cir..,,,, 1~; Newell F•lt. Jol\rl D1vl1, W. It. Mlr1m1, 75; Clln C, !fie
MmH. Jolln Poy11. tt: t1. J. !w1men,
1S; "•Ml R~ckO'!I. 761 DOii l -.ik. E"'Gr¥ S. MOoff, n1 Cl1u D, 1111! Mmn, Orvld
~lelds, 1': Ranlkl Wln!..,b\trn. Jalln
JICobs, 11; Gil smr111. II.
PUT· CASH IN
YOUR POCKET-
The preview showing will be
followed by a five day public
Women
Building
Bazaar
A birthday luncheon aOO
fashion show will celebrate the
fifth anniversary of Orange
County Chapter 91. National
Association of \Vomen in
Construction.
A showing of kn its and a
bazaa r will take place next
Saturday in the Saddleback
Inn, Santa Ana". A social hour
will begin at 11 :30 a,m. and
luncheon will be served at I
p.m. The bazaar will be open
bct"'·een 11 a.m. and I p.m.
Reservations for the birth-
day event may be made by
calling Miss Kathryn Clay,
543--9740 or 542-3943.
persons visiting. homes will tie
askci:l to .contribute $1 to Uie , ...,p_ .:-+.-• /.Jf'..1-:J,I,,. .. :
hospital fund. Cf'# P,,,.,,,..,,£, 3''-•IS~i{,/ffe4"tH4~ J'f'/JJ!l;~~ffil/,2:J!').
All proceeds from the t< . .J~·----= O' rJ) /
preview showing ·and grand 42 A/"//,,? ,,I lb1J<3)Qb / ..£_,,_: IXiJcJ(, "l!tfJ/'1<// ,Y.f?-,..f1l .• sft,J!3l
opening will go towards the Ol-ifft;L, ~ Ol(f"~........ ""'V1lt7T ~
hospital's "REACH years"
campaign which has as its
goal the construction of Hoag
Tower, an 11-story com·
prehenSive medica l facility
capable or providing high
quality care and treatment for
the Harbor Area.
More than 200 civic and
community leaders are ex-
pected to attend the preview
showing of the homes and see
the Interiors decorated by Ted
von Hcmert, AID.
Las Flores
Collecting
Galhering usable discards
for their annual riimmage sale
next Saturday are members of
Las Flores Women's Club.
The sale will take place
between 9 a.m. and 6 p.nt .in
lhe Odd Fe\lov.•s Hall. 226
P.!ain St., Huntington Beach,
and all proceeds will be
donated ·to an area philan·
thropic project. Last year's
HB Auxiliary sale resulted in a donation of
$300 toward licholarship funds
Twic~ a month the Ladies' for a Huntington Beach High ! Auxiliary lo Huntington Beach School student.
• Sell un\vanttd Hems Veterans of Foreign Wars, Anyone wilh donations may
P1e.o1• •end m~ to11••• 01 1T·s 11. PIC1"11c at is.n ..,c_ p1u1 ''• 't Post 7368 meet at 8 p.m. The cotltact Mrs. John Kay, 962-·
S1l1'1 Tix (L ..... Reifdt~:s 6"'1 Plu1 JS< DI'• crd~r fOt m&lllng \Vith a DAILY PILOT I : first Friday of the month they ,...;5~94;::5~. --------, l'l••n• · ·· .. · .. · · · · · · ·· · •· ...... · ··••·••• I Clas.~ifit'd Ad. gather in Odd Fellows Hall for LOCAL
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formation may be received by 9olnt •ft in th• t•••t•r
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June 2 ttiru 7 • • • Noon to a· p~ .
in parking
Tuberculosis?
Emph~ma?
area near Bank of .America
' Susp. Tumor?
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: WAY BACK WHEN -Women Suffragettes wave ment celebrated its 50th birthday · yesterday, l.J .
. ~m top of a bus before leavin~ for Washington in though the Amendment was' not ratified by three
. llli1 1913 pi<:ture. The Womens Suffrage Amend· quarters of the states until Aug. 26, 1920.
· Brave Suff rag~ttes Hono-re-d ... '! 1 BJ GAY PAULEY
;;JiEw YORK (UPI) -The '.iiinlnc c.1 the 19111 Amen<I·
<ment to the Constitution is
'llmple -"The right ot
oltizens ot the United States to
,,... shall nol be donlod or
ll>rldged by the United Stales
dr by any state on account of ......
It's called the Women's Suf·
frage Amendment and yester·
day was 50 years old, having
been approved by the U.S.
Sepate June 4, 1911. (It wasn 't
unW Aug. 21, 1920, however,
that the ...-at)' three
quarierl of the states had
ratified the amendment.)
B e h i n d that right which
women won in 1119-1920 lies
one of lbe most milKant, most
coura1eous, often bitterest,
most prokmged campaigns for
a cause ln the nation's history.
And the battle is not over;
Florida, for instance, only got
around to ratifying the amend·
ment last May 13 and sources
at the Lucy ~ne League say
New l\1exico still is Jagging.
Even so, the ear I y Suf-
fragettes were convinced that
with the right to vote, women
could change the world for the
better.
Did they? Are they?
!Ibey have accomplished
much in the half century, but
the conseRSUS is th"ey still have .
a long way to go.
One of these women doers is
Sen. Margaret Chase Smith,
R·Maine, who says, "Women
have made encouraging pro-
gress. . .but not nearly
enough.''
Mrs. Smith is the only
woman In lbe nation's 100.
n1ember Senate and is the
ranking Republican on the
powerful Armed Services and
· Aeronautical and S p a c e
Sciences committees.
Another gowedul woman in
Washington, Virginia Mae
Brown, chainnan of I h e
Art Co-sto rs
With Books
Interstate Commerce Com·
mission (1CC), agrees with
?tlrs. Smith, "They ( th e
women) have been responsible
for many changes," she says,
·• ... but much still remains to
be accomplished." ,
One or the women leaders
who thinks that feminine ac·
complishments in the last 50
years have been "almost
unbelievable" is Mrs. Walter
Varney Magee, pre sident of
the General Federation of
Women's Clubs ( G F W C ) 1 which worldwide has 1 1
million members. At Library Belly Friedan is less en·
\ thusiastic. The author, who set
HH Association Views
Portrait Techniques
ttie varied art works of of£ a world of debate on
Mrs. Rock (Lois Under) Duit-women's role with her "The
min will be displayed begin-Feminine Mystique" in 1963.
nirig next Saturday In Mesa currently heads an activist
Verde Library. group called the . National
Mrs. Du llman studied at the Organization for W om e n (NOW). One of it! objectives Art Studeiits' League in New i!I to "outlaw" any discrimina-.
York, Wcimen's University or lion in any way against
the Philippines , Manila and women.
Bay}or Un.lversity, Waco, Tex. What do the women who
A character 'tudy in oil will
be presented during the last
meeting of the year for the
Huntington Harbour A r t
Association.
Mrs. Betty Lou Nichols,
noted for her technique in
character portraits, h a s
selected Mrs. Joan Molola as
the subject for her· demon·
straUon. The group will meet T~fonner art teache r has h u
Off. •-works 1_ the Na· elped wi 1 the Suffragette at 1 p.m. tomorrow in tbe •1t:1 '" Movemen t "way back when"
Huntington Harbor Be a ch Uonal Art Gallery of the think their voting rights have
Club. Philippines, Jehinger A r t wrought?
Members recently traveled Museum, Bombay and the to the Los Angeles County Art Museum of Nev" M ex i co "Well, v.·e've managed to M to showin 1 Gallery. change a lot of laws that need· M:e~m Craf=e~ of ~e~t H I sea•"a~ arc familiar ed changing," says Elsie Hill et =-r-w of Soulh Norwalk , Conn. Peru and enjoyed luncheon ln •"~·ghoul Orange Count• as uuvu J "But you know ," says this the pDery restaurant, The she has designed Christmas lively woman or 85, "the Suf·
Egg and the Eye. cards with the N e w p o r t frage Amendment d 0 e s n • 1 DO SINGU GllLS Plans for a children's sum· Christfas Boat Parade as her eve n mention women."
HAYE Mo. IE "UN? mer workshop will be theme " amx:iunced-during the bu!iness · 1 The Suffragette Movement '· ;i:'1l1 :~:.:-' meeting. There also will be an in the Uniled St.ates grew out
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• . Heart Left at OCC • •
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compllahmen1s are on Afrs.
·Howes' record, and to Ii.st
U\em all would fill a book. The '.. Many achievements and ae-
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• Oecoretin9 Tubes
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W,ddin9 lnvitetions, N•:r.kins,
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$2].00 to $2,500.00.
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June 2nd to June I Stli ,,
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esteem In which she ia heJd by
her co-workers and the rom1
place she occupies in the
hearts of Ora.i.ge Coast College
students attest to the sueces.s
ol her Ute's work.
What will Mrs. Howes find
to do afteri reUrement to fill
her days? A glance at the list
oi projects ahead of her m:
dicates that she is not really
utiring, but beglMlng a whole
new career.
After traveling t h r o u g h
northern United States and
Canada, she will depart for
the Orient, then for the Soutb
Pacific next summer.
When her immediate travel
plans are completed, she will
work on audio-visual tapes for
use on closed clrcuit television
in schools, hospitals and other
facilities.
Between taping sessions, she Haw aiian Adven tur f
wiU pursue her hobbies of
photography, interior decora· Dr. and Mrs. Russell M. Morgan of Huntington
lion. copper and silver work. Beach were among passengers aboard the SS Lur-
oil painting, gardening and line when it sailed for Honolulu to receive the tradi-
collectlng costumes and an-tional Aloha welCOflle. tiques. ____ .;_..:...;__;.:;.;_ ________ _
And there will be friends
and relatives to visit. Mrs.
Howes lives within 30 miles of
10 of her 13 nieces and
nephews, and she has made
many friends in the area since
moving to Ca1ilornia after her
,husband's death.
Orange Coast College coeds
have always been able to find
solace in Marie Howes, sure
that they could depend on her
understanding ear and sym-
pathetic heart when troubles
came.
Her advice to them, and to
students not troubled but anx-
ious for life to begin, is con-
tained Jn a small pink-framed
plaque that sit! inauspiciously
on her desk.
"Look to this day-For
yesterday already is a dream
and tonmrrow is on1y a vision:
But today, well Uved, makes
e.very tomorrow a vislon of
hope-Look well, therefore, to
Ulls day."
Mrs. Howes' life is the
epitome of the advice con-
tained in that Sanscrlt writing.
Her vision of the future has
never dimmed, but she has
never been too engro!lsed with
it to take time to help her
students. Help today far many
students has meant a brighter
tomorrow for them, and •
vision kept alive.
Her desk will be vacant next
year, but she will never vacate
the hearts of the students she
loves.
Council
Off ice rs'
to Conduct
Workshop
A cooperative n u r s e r y
school workshop will lake
place l>etween 9 a.m. and I
p.m. Saturday, June 7, in the
Clara Barton Nursery School,
located in the First Congrega-
tional Church, Fullerton.
Sponsored by the Oran1e
Courty Council of Parent
Participation Nursery Schools,
the workshop is conducted for
new school officers.
There is a 50 cent registra-
tion fee, and the event ls open
lo the public.
Mrs. Patricia Bucciarelli,
trainer i n development.al
kindergarten Jn the Richmond
School, Fullerton, will serve
as ke)IOOt;e speaker and there
will be a question and answer
period following her talk.
In addition, there will be a
continuous viewing of film
sb-Jps which the council ls con-
slderlng for purdwe and UJe
in the 19 cooperative nursery
schools ln the county.
New President
Pink and Gold
Picks
Decor
Pink and gold will provide · ·her theme:
the decQr when Mrs. Al Mrs. Stan Cochran, Beta
Hackmeister is installed as Gamma's Woma~f-tb&-year,
president of Beta Gamma will be the installing officer.
chapter, Epsilon Sigma Alpha ~-seated will be ~ Mm~.
sorority in Fountain Valley. Wdh~ Hewston, vtce pres!·
Sile will be honored al a din-/ dent , ~uc)I: Canedy, cor-
ner Friday, June 6, in the responding sec_retary; LmT>:
Fisherman, HunUngton Beach. I EvaJLS, recording secretary,
Love, c 0 mp as 8 i 0 n and George Keller._ treasurer.; .Pa~
Harmony has betn stlected as Mote)'.. chapl_am, and .Willilm Guthrie, parliamentarian, who
will receive her 10-year pin.
.HUNTINGTON
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A first pearl will be awarded
to Mt!. Louis Bacca, who ha.!1
completed a year of mem-
bership.
Installation
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Clodnc a year of meetings that .o1'~ Ille blood
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publicity chalnnan, will take
over presldenUaJ duties from
Mrs. J. W. Lansdell who wtll
become first vice president of
th• group.
Other new officers will be
Miss Helen Unger, second vice
president, Miss Nell Moorman,
CO""POOdinll secretary and
the Mmes. Thrift G. Hanle•,
reconling ...,.tary; Georgia
Amer, treuurer; Norman S.
A lezanJ.er , flnanctaJ
..... tary;. Edgar Aitell, dean
of chalnnen; FI ore nc e
. Robinson and Jes.ste Dungan,
hotue director>; Kim Ellis.
rentaJ director; tciUis
Underwood, ways &nd 'lneans
chalnnan; Edith Sawlden
coordinator to Junior Woman's
Club, and Mn. Faye Bentson, associate. -
Beach Babes
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Today, more than half of all by present odds only ohe-third DIYl\h"l~ ~-I!! t" N.ii m 1~:" 1;:0c'I •QUA :a rm ._ ~hH~l ._, ,.11 ~· ~ M: -:-.~ c~~:~ i".:o 1: t2 ·1!~ .l!~.:: t:
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are diagnost(I in time and people are qui le un-E~•l•n ....... f{~ ll.12 ~r.:1n1 \\:9.if:~ MUTUAL ~tl:,,i2i n ll~ ll l :i: 0... RI• 1.ri m 21 ... 20 '°'" -.....
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type' 01 Ca·-·s, such as sk•'n can be a devastatingly ex· merv Sc ,,.10.Jl roY!dnt l.l4 •.o5 Armour 1 . .0 l~ tn• sm '4-~ PL p1c .to 1 00 YI ~ _, •--· • dr · 111!1'1¥ U.30 U.XI ur11•11 11,53 U..P Armr Ill' • 75 l MVt 6'~ ~ °"'~ Ca f Ml ~ u '-11'1 + V.
Or Cerv'·cal ··~r, the odds pem1ve econorruc a1n as "'"'IM 1e.11111.112Pu!n.,,,Funft: ,,3tek ,·'° .st mo 11~ 11:i.i.+·l'IO.JPwL• 1.• H ~~ n~ f, _,, ~· ll d EwllY 10.6& 11.11 E<11111 12.t:11•.13 ,, k pfi.1s 1•1• Sl'lli SJ n f I Mn! l lt '" >D .,, better the t we as a e v as lat in g I y E<NU Giii n .31 21.11 i;..,.... u .CM 16." """" 1111 1.-.0 ~ St! CS14 .f$\'> + t1Arr' .«r 1 311& 31'1.lo rn t ~0 ~~t;v:r cases ~~ bev~~e~f dangerousti;ysical threat, be ~!:!1 1n l:ll 11:m f.::.., 1::~ 'i~ NEW voll:I( '""l£•st She 1• 15 ~, .. ~ ·T° ,J mt ~ H2~ -!tee 1"1" 1~ !t\.il !~ !.~ +i:t
h is qujta pr Jy in my sphere E11plor 27.9' 1'.JJ l11vu1 7.71 •.<r -The to11tt#lnt bl<ll E°"' Lib C 4 Alhld OU I.ft $fl' ,», 0S> OO ~ +, 'Pf.! m' ~ •• il•• ~ .. :t'''. t ey are detected early and "f' • F1lrfd tl.n lS.10 v 1111 11.121,,01 .,.., ... eo -'•· ec1tcb s11 U14 u A.r>Oll l'f:l.40 05 cs + ... ... • .. Jt ,
1 as a columnist on personal Frm llMu n .11 n .n va~•11 10_,, 11 ... 11ot11 ...,pa11-. bY Edvc S¥1 1•u 1v.. Aud Brtw 11 1~ l-"Mi u 1\ -ntJal¥ 1,20. ..,,,. :it. "~• a~ CQrrect y treated. . Th . Foci Grlll 1',ta 16.1111:11> Ttch 6.06 6.61 rhW 'N11lon1I Auocl· El p,.., Iii 1 ...... IS Alicl DG 1.20 54 .UV. " ... ,.4 + \lo Oenll:Gr 110 lt ~ 20\to N\4 -Vo
Yet. (hous'"ds • of canc•r economics. us here are the Ftd C•P u .tt u. l 111Ya1e 15.2• l&.66 111on at Secw1ttu 1 Nlte 2ll 21 A•!ldTra~ .40 11 u v. IP\ u~~ -\'o OerfCll P ·a ~ l 61 &t 42 + ·~
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postpone to a fatal denree uac · Dy...., 1.1• 1.a 1111 111v 11.11211.21 rftlfttil!Ye 1n1.,.. Elle c .. 31,_,... "It Aid! l.IO 110 115 1:11111 llM'I +RO SIMI .llO 25 11u. IN 1~ :.. .., • F' "-th lnckr<1 S.2' 5.U K11w Pl :KIV. ?l'AI •ltr 1>tkni • llf El c srs ,~ 1\li A llch .0.75 1100 ~ ~ S.... + "-fer .lO l'O '5\'o 44'A '' i <o legitimate treatment and to 1rst, you must a.now al tncam 1,,, 1 . .u 1C11¥•r '°' 11• •PPl'mtlm•le1Y s El 0,11 7, ,. "" ltlch p1 l • m 2111~ n1u t',. o,Jrt~ w1 1' ~ 30\'. JCl'll ~•
seek instead the services or any qualified specialist will in-"':,~~. 1f".;; l~~ ~=-I~'" T ~~ '~~ ~.1~~s\llhkh ~U :,..~ci'1~ 2~ ,l~ :11:1~~-~ ,',,~,' ~1 ~~~ ~ -,1~ 08:,.,' •i::-:rF,~111 1, .. -~ ~l 1~ ~~ ~~I• ;z
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all, estimates the American tests for any cancer a t • a ~:l ;;'~u111!· _!12 1~:ri w::~:r [,\~ ll"" ii"" ~~ier Cbld>-,,.~~lii °"erl~n l' 1~ :~:.,....,~ 1':! in l~ l:~ l~ .:.:..., g~~~1·r. ~~ ,f~ ,re ~~; + ~~
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the U.S. Jcr phonv cancer tests therapy accordina to the ~::..:.':', f::; t:: ~" c: .. , k~ 1;~ ~!~"-" ;"~ F:i,rf"f. 1:-,gu A•on P11 1:11 67 lYYJ 1ss UM +N 1ntnc1 .!ot> J! ~f\• ,:,~ i~:.:. '•
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WHY DO SO M." d . . Ful "'d '·" 10.57 LPl't CUM1¥ ,,, • ..,.. Alld "''"' s•• , ... FoodF Prp I llli •It! Intl pf J 51 uo Ill IQ _,, .... Cp " 21~i 21 l -" ,....,. Y uce a diagnosis of cancer. He irtti 111d 2i.n 2i ... LllG E1r u 21 ,,111111 £• 1a•• 1 v. Forr1 0 """ :w •uschlb ·rr 11 j!t. "lt "" i :,: P<in1 2"'°" 141 ll'J 't• 111 1 ~ -~
.. ., TERRY GRANT, "·"'· Americans fall for phony very well may advise against rtJt,':,' ~'.!°'/~Ji k(,.dchGfE ~llo t'~ ~111~ j;'• n"" t~'"1 3!~~ 3j :~~'<:~ :SO ~ 1 '• ~:~ n::: ... " ~°Ci f.~.so :i!' ~= J1~ h\11 ! ~ "• can-r c es In · f b' y to 'f H•m 1w11 5.53 '-~ M101c Ch 15 3' ""' ore1 -~,,, ,4Vr Frtl"IChcl lflJli 111'1 ur1~ I JI ll>:'li •1..,. •11Jt -.. '·1~.01 ~ g 30 -" ..... ur -r g1ng rom 1ops ver1 Y cancer -us-H•m G"' 10.0t 11.03 11 Rtl'f u 1m AmEI t.•ll iO:u. uv. Frlllkl c .. 13111 uu. 1 g~i JI 11 -i,s ,.10o .os ,,..., 1Yo u~ :t v.
In countrit?S where pumpkin "coimic energy" boxes to ing the ezcuse that "it will on-H_...., 1·" 1-» Mi•ndt1 Sol 5Jll""' Ex"'" '' •tYJ F-'" Eiec m... 2,..., ell ctsd'' 2 1 ~-101" 'fi:w, ..... Lt 2 'ft *"' ff "' 1etds lll'C consumed in abun-WOrthie•• toru'cs -and by SO 1 d !he " n:r:lt 1:1l J:.lt ...... o;:i:, A• lm 11''" Am Furn 12 12V. Fmkl ltl't I~ U'il ~ ·~ lll ~ r,u ""' ''.f.IJ. 3.7~11_.A~ 1131 ~)? 21\~ ~~:.:. !... .,.. Y sprea cancer. htc iew lJ.3' 15 tl M M•nllll ll'o 1~ "'m Grw, ~'V1 :'fl"' P-ull\llew 1v. ' Kl Dick .10' 50v. .so ·-~ + "' 111 Am .«1 0 ,,.... "'" fN + 14
dllnce. there arc no prostate doing, postpone urgently need--BOAST THAT he has Htclte 15.15 11.61 M II rower •,•, ~....., f:.ri~ 1' ~~ g:~11~~ uv. l!:Z h•"c'',.,i" ,,!', fi'"• '•'~ fitt .:1~ -E-F-dl&ordeni. d h' I . w.rn"' 3.U '·" Md ShlPO .,, Am Medi !? ,, a A!•ctl 101.\ 11 !1!; ,.. " ... ::. ,., + ., .•. _. • • , e treatment w 1ch CQU d save many well-known patients -H Minn H.2111.tS M•Y•r o .. ,,:~ .u•V>,, .1.1inrs 1,,_., 1'l\ o ..... 1ees ,,. J\'J tldfi.m '° 7 5 ts" • +il ,~. "'~" .~,, l! 27"\:, 1,?~ ~ -•
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MUI ~lfamlll. !Jllldtr 1111 lld!liolll firm • • th Pub!' H I'" Serv' od f U .--. '"""' CF r11 llt ltrfell .UV....... !F in 1 M 11111 ,71-9 "6W "'VI -"lo bhct 11111 i • IO 191~ 19~ _ \.'i .,.,,,; fll i'HllLIPS CEMENT COM~--NY e IC ea loll ICC a per ec y true). Arc1lt N .uv ..... ~ 11•'11 w lS\O l6\li enl!F pfS..50 I 10 1'1 1'1 -I chlil'INll 77 " lt ... 1~. IP.ti .: ..
Intl !hit uld tlrm 11 comPQitd ti lllf "Dada" Is Uf'.ually said be-fort' (he • f O O d & j) t U a _ pr O d UC e testimoru'als Arn Ind ~( !I'-. Gtclbo! llub ' t lenllF pf•.JCI m il ~ 11 + l'1 d<trdOo ti 43 illo S.b 54\'o -~
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01ttc1 ,.,,.. ll. ,,.._ "SuscepUbility to He a Ith cancer. No reputable doctor -.. Ai cc BPI :;o .1011 Grinnell 1:w l)t e 511 "'° ''12 3'~ "'' ;ev. -.. ~ ktlnM•I ·1nd 9 l''"' l/• ;;lq ~" Ch.llrlft E. 1"1'!1111" • • \ 1, Auto P'l•1 ~ ~ Gr1N1 Pn :W\lo 35\lo :Z: 'ZJ 1f ~i1 ~ ~ -IP•IONG -1 l~J :12 2 "'t+·u
STATE OF CA.llFOA:HIA l ACcordlni:: to Ike pub 11 r F'allacies and Misrepresenta-advertise I hJ!...,u.J-,~~-lt 'ill ~ -.uto SdLJ:~-~ =·~fl~ 1n:; 1'.:io )t U "\11 ~ 63 = \'. n~: C:.1 .~'°. 1k ~ ~~ +I~
COUNTY OF ORANGE , ss. H Ith s r I 87" f {ions" whirh ., ... ~ ••• •·-.-· ,,, __ ,. .......... r · ·.:-~ -lllDOUIS....j,j ,_ ·~'" it" """'till! -~ .... J ,,.~,.IL ~--•'.h'<
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~~no'!"-:i:: ti--~u,.,!,"f.:;.un;.~. •"" ~;('J.ef:~~thh~grl' ;~;~ ~~ American Cancer Society, key the testimonials carefully, you Mesa Off1·ce li'u .. f·t:~ re 1~ =:=·~J 2:1'1 3k. c;:0"'1 ~,. J 1~ 3f..: i;~ + ~ ,e:r~ ~.~ ,Ji it~ ~·\ ,.1~ ; ~ .... -..... \,Jt"<1t1 nu-h J <> 1'11llr M lto\1 7111> H.-nd Vot 11Jt 7\'o f~ $1rS I ' I" j?it,'0 21'" , . E C tob l ]IV, JlVt Vt , ,
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9~""' 311" 31"" H•lm £,. u " ~rns inc s f4"" 24~ 2'V• ... <RrtGas 2-H ' 31~~ 311~ l™ -+ '' Princ\pll Ollkl '" Yell'""'· fe\•f'r, Jong thought s e, a~ ..... ·~ e111t 111e ·~ 11 Hocw.r 21111 t1 rmn1f-.1r .so • Jm lS\'o 1~ -v. s& inc 1 20 11 21'"-,, 1 .. Orlll9e COlll'llv _ _. th t f f th ( of di I ltlm l'ld l~ l HOU$1 Fii . ~ l\li r 1s1 2·• 1' Vt ffi~ Sj"-1 + \' E11Ulr' .JI(! lS 21'1 27\o\ 27 .. -+ 17 MY c°"'"'i"1on E»l•«t finish.,., by e ayman, ear o e prospec rl ca cures. vice president First National a111eD1 tt ll'IO 17"; Hutt ''"' lJ , Mw 1,70 111 6 ~ .:114 , .,. +1..., £no•n1 '·'° ,. ll~ J.t~ 34i,i, _ ....
itn claimf'd an est imated 200,000 suigery, fear of radiation _ Claim, y,·hen challenged ' 81rlh H :;1 < Hue • ..,. '° ''"" r 1tM.l'. pf\ " ""U' " """ -~' Emw1 cp .11 n 3,v. n•1o :w1~ + v.
l"ubliJ:::· ~·-'-' 0•1 .... Piia!, lives in the e11.rly 60's. Im ( I . f h f h Bank of Orange County, ha.! ~l'j?.~-.7, ~ n ... ~:::.:~.~ fi14 ~!..... =ii .. ·:,., l: :: ~VJ ~···~.'It ,em,v,1,,r·!t lg ~;~ ~~ ~:~ +i~ M'' 15, 22.,, '"° Jun1 s. u 6, '""'' trea en . n VJew-o t e act to put is t'reatment to a .___ oted t f, rd S<>fl ~ u Hunt '" 2tVi ,,"" l""'"uG 1.77 l j lOHi 30,,. 30v. -1111 E~•""' 1.,:.·,:;;; 2 ,& 16 16 M•• n. n. Jl,lrlf s. 12. '"' 9115.10 • • • that one in four· Ii v Ing scientific test, that he "won't v=n prom o m anager o l.!f"V"' 1v. '"" Hv111 31\(o n rown to ts'4 u•" lJ~ + "EY1mP 60b .u SJ>ii soii s1 +2"• . · 11<.,-•os ~,,., .,.,, /1111 G&W ""' 21 rown to P1 J lN 1rv. ,.,,~ . . eve..n1ili 15 20\o 1t 1 ' -,,.
LEGAL NOTfcE Americaos ~·ill develop cancer get a fair trial" because the: lhe bank's Costa Mesa branch "' Et 'loO ·,,, 1111 N(t ""' '' awn si>.•1 1 ~ 21\0 2 21 -v. £•te110 '·" •lJ ~ tt'" ,,,.. -\<o
"'OTIC! DP' IULI( TIAllSFll!ll: NOTICE 1$ HEllEBV GIVEN TO THI! CllEOltO•~ OF ltar Sl•r!eY· Tran1f1111t, lhtl I bulk ltl "lflf I• •boo.JI lo bP nl~ bV Tr•nsl~ror, who• bus!neu ""'re11 I• 141' W1rft~r ... wi .• In ll\f C!tv ol Founl1ln
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For modern service V.'lth old-' Bo I f\eo')<t !AO I~ lnlolK 1 I ls.hoe .511 ] U\11 .... ~ .i\11 -~ Fibe<ft WI I ~"' l7h 32'1 ... -1;,
f.sh'·oned -1•rt•sy. bn'nd medical establishment ls pre-and ' .. _, Sallinger hu been Bwl~t c •ll-'I :MU, llllr1rl!d ' .... r~. ··"'11 "'ll il·· ,n,v. P.i,• + ~ F11;1otA .17 1' St Sll'o Sl'!'o -v. "" '• • d '-• • st his '"od Qr .__.,T lkll Cap;! "JN lnl Cnlt Ml ll\li ..nEr · •• .., .+ ... Fl<lorA wl I 39'h 39\'o 39.,, •.... Your pr-escrlpUo.ns lo: M'JIT'L PROIUMSI JU h.~ again meu1 . 1 at~ t •~-1 tow11'e• i·.~ t-t. 1...:11 sv1 1J\6 1• C• · ,,.., 22~ -""F•jrChC .so. 1.u ti -,,.~ -1~ ~ ~ h h lie '" d ' 1 e ev "" o aSSl>lUllft manager. Brtt.Yn G 1' 11 lntrmll 13,.., 1,"" co P1 5 rso n11i 77'4 nv. + YI"'' rc1t Hin... "' 16 1m is\io _ ~ , c-1n ' ~ e may c a nge u1e me tea Th Brown J.r :iu' :ll"li t1tBt wm 11..i 1n4 ~11t1 .'4 u ~"' lt 1t•.1o -t1o FelrmG!!t 1 J! U'4 ,, 2,
'AllK LtDO 'HARMACY Dlw-lfl'' Couosolon establishment to test his pro-e announcement was m ade aru.i-•tr nv. 33 nt Miit n " u!O'fan..il·10 1J v. fm ~~ +·"" Fi1rm111 pf l 1 25~ "~ 25'& .::·1,i;. ,,1 H t l ..... ••• -b C I E Schroed the Suck•¥• J~v, 16'h ''" Nctf lD¥i 31\o\ al:t. '111eme ,,, J 12v, 1"' l\ F1111111 A ,.,~ u•;, 13 ll f" "'ti 6 7 S • 2 ] O O duct -then either fail to Y ar • er, 111rnup s 1' u i.t. int SY1 ,,..., 31 ~· ., ll 70 \.\ ,, ,, =" F.,.. Fin 1.:11 x:n 22~ ny, n" .... H -It h 642 15l0 tleli 1 I 1~ . ~lntil F 2' ''lii lnl SY• ..r l• It Intl 1' SJ Milli ~ ,.,., ,,., F-1"1 Inc 1A \~;, 19\Ai j' ~• \\ •w "' • ver a samp e or nsl.llt on bank's prtStdenl co1 v111'>v ?N ,,,., rnt ,._ u 16 ::"rrm 'it 1;i ll'll 33,, JJ'" = "FMWnt Fl" :111 20v. 1N m 1"' "" w1,~ d 1 · th , ....... -...i:•: -, ""'11Vt l"'9>Ct v t1 ... · 60 u n4 111:1. 1,,~ +~ F•,.hMf .• )I nVt 131111 ~ -:-.; ·
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es erune I!! log~ O..V<JUJ\.tOIU Both Erskine and Sallinger -M •• .. Ion!~ tnc:,, ~, "··~ hft "" l,711 ' ''" 2A ' ,, -•\ Fecltlt:l'1' .... S1 ,,.... ~ 2'111 -Iii>
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LEGAL NOTICE
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SALES REPRESENTATIVE
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1.-1'1. 11 10 10¥ Jtrbltfl• 11'.'I II Jl~ llV. Jlln +·;A FedOSfr .t 5 116 JI 31\lo JI +.,.., prior to the C1Wi1f11e. •r'-r Gt> l?VJ 11\"t JltfY Fds • 11 "' nwc_iJ· 'Iii 37,,_, + "'li Fiii Mtt '"• 11 u 1''11 ""'-"" .. IS NGH 13'0. l<M 11_lw _ St 67 60 f:I U.... !k -"1 F....,.C.. 1.4 17 !S~ 5S 5.5\lo _,_
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Years ago after five Y••r• wi'.. ••t on 1.,t ,,.,. cam st 11.n u .J! ~ I 11 + Vi Fi11""1 ' 13 .i )t1\ m~ -~ 1o11 hm Lt"11 17'~ 11 $tc 01• 13 . ..i ll. \'I '~ IOl'i ..... Fin "'°"'"' lt6 n 30 !IO:\lo t'
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For Sake
Of Pride
MON'nlEAL (AP) -Maury Wills will
,_, a few days before deciding where
~is nm at.P will be. WWI, 3&, pulled a stuMlng retirement
"""""""1 on the Montreal E>pos -y night with all the deftness he
lonnerly displayed ta nab a doubl .. play
·ioll in hU National League heydays.
Howtve!', it was a !Ubdued and some-
IP'hat emotional Wills who faced a news
iooMenOe Wednesday u he attemped
" aplain the ....... behind lli$ -n"11 !tom a · falli?J ball club that
roportedly is ...W htm -$1!,000
""' 11119,000 ih!S ...,.,. WIHs said h Is his p<lde that bu ~him 1o·...;::llhelter 0. -all'•
roludtiry -Jts;. ·' · '!t have speili· II ,..,.. In bueball ed
pnjoy<d 10 ...,..... _,.,,,,in the major
~ •• , Wms aid. "Now I feel it nee-
~ !bat l leovt the game. • Baseball has been the greater part
i. me . for m(lf'e than half of my life
&nd 1 wish to retire before the measure
If · succesa that I have ·been able to
realize is funher marred."
~ is one thing that has avoided
Maury· thi.! ~. He was bogged down tr.f:lh. a .198 average.
Re had 12 stolen -with the infant ~. l<>w1ll -In · the Natlonal l.oque . . . ~ a°.decade.-eight ...-with
be Los Angelet ~r1 and two wtth ~-Wills blcame the ~t. steal·
"' in modern bueball hl>t017. Re .swiped Sil <luring lli$ uner,
l>dudlrig a modem 'majoi' Ieogue mark
~ 104 in 1962 .. lfllls brought his fiying . feet ta the
Doitger1 midway through the 1959 sea· '°" and helped them win the ,,..,...i llat year and again in '1963. 1M5 and
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Davis' Error,
Weis' Glove
Drop Dodgers
NEW YORK (AP) -Al Weis speaks
IOftly and carries a big glove. Fortunate-
ly for the Nf.w York Mets. Weis' glove
wu a lot surer Wednesday night than the
one Willie Davia was wearing.
weis made an almost unbelievable play
to ~ a ICOftlesJ Ue in the top of
the !Ith Inning qalnst Los Angela ed
· Ded,,er Shde
ii" = " Molllr11I. 1:n •.m .. Kr:I 11.I P n VI MenlrHI. J·U •.m., KFI 6«I i{. '" -.rrHt. li:SJ 11.lft., KFI f )
!hep the Met.s pushed over the ..;mtng
run in the ·bottom half when Davis made
' gianWlzed boc).boo 1n ctn\er fi~ld.
The 1.(1 Victory Wal ·the Mventh
1traigh1 triumph for New' Y~ matchlng
the Jongest winning streak In .~ club's
history. ' I
Jim ~ebvre oP'lled °" °'Iller hall
of the 15th, with a double iriG Ploch bitter
Ron Fairly wallied. Bill Grahart-ran
for ~ebvr< aiid iDoYed0 lo !l>lnl u Bill
-!on:id F'airly. 'l'Jllt 'I!rou1b1 up Davli as ·the Meis jiulled theli lllllela in
for a play at the plate. °'id! dlopped the ball ..,. tM middle.
"ll hit the bock of 11111 liove."· Aid"
N:liever Ron Taylor. "Wbea. it .did. I
thought It wu by far a htt. '1
"lf It didn't hit Taylor~ it was through,''
aald Wels, who wae playing HCond base.
He lunged for the ddlecled ball ond
-off.balance ta the plale.
"ll WU tbt grtatffl p\Jy l'fi: evel' ieeft oft In)' tum I've ever played for," alJd
catcher J<rry Grote, who shClrt·hopped
the tlirow ed alapped the tag oo
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--.. motdl. 'l'lle oelt day )le 10< the victory In lil!O.
IOanled wlih VJce+ uruua tor t11e in 1111, 111 --~In& with .....,. ~ vlcloiey, ~ thtn oo Mt:/' U, ht ·trroiao Aotooli> Palalor: wblfP<d ~~ l!IU ~ ~; 1-f; ~,lt';1"\ll,..JJ.tbe Wlmlol-trlumpb wllb
M, ~In 1l'9 fllth Ind dtddlni maldl. ~~ °""" u,ro<teled lo tennll n -a lreal .......,t tor Ooima 11111(' Ii~ · his aompatrfoll and·~·mark!!d jliem u a, ,OOlill!llad 4bree bl& )'tan u a teonis d~Dlle·~~ JW. \he<:cttp~ lr"""all •llP•.'ll;itauthlim~a. He won the
tlilt 1'* .._... · • · , ' . · ·11il'.'lt.& ~loci&le tilJ8lal dioal •>Ont Or my Jut amblu.n; 'in tennis pliiOl!;lp aiid Uiree' umes, from 1811'19!3:
wu &o beat Australia,'' Osuna Mid. ••t•ve be wu Piel of the nallOl'lll intercolle&late
ahrm;,wanled t<> win the ·!llogles • , """nJlkt doablot taam.
WlllU,illili!a. l>olt )<al Citll. h a ' .:' ·~ ).1he iloal lour yeara, Q!una ~·" L >f -· 14ine·he lllltlll in intem&donaJ °'"!'!»achieved allier.,... . ...., ao-. ·J...,.. .. Utlori. lle 'limited hlnloell:ta ~nll. llao, Ko lletallii! the firit' • ~-ti ed the Davis Cup.
Mexican to Win the U.S. men 's slqlea U.. Fir .... the pa.st two years, he haJ been on
tie at'Forest Hills, N .. .Y., in 1$63. the public relaUona staff of an American
He was a member_of lhe cbampk>mhlp _ ~ C1lmpany and spent much of blJ men_'!, doublol le'IJD al ~linbledOll· ·~ tlti><.t!"lslde ol Mui<o. tim~· When be wu. onlj. 2;1, he ~ • ··1' . .U-Uner wblcll.crashed was on a
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ALOMAR CASHES IN -Angels; Sandy Alomar is safe at first Wed·
nesday nig~t as Detroit first "!cker Nonn Cash i6 pulled ol!'tlle bai
by a · high thro\v. Detroit won the game in the 10th inning, 5-4.
• domallc filghl and was 1 Mtllcw tla
A vladoo 'NI )it. n., cr'l!fl occurred ill
the Trot ,Plcol Mouataina.
The cruh and Oouoa toot the beoclllna
ID AuJlrollan ---Bill Bdwardl,. P<tlldenl o( u.. 1-
1'nnla -.11oa iJI 4uttralla, said:
"!Jn evoryooe ei.e fa AustraU. leonll.
I wu lffevoilsl1 ;lboclted to bear Iha new1." . • . .
Neale l!'l'Uer, a l<l'mOI' Wlmbi.;.,..
champion,. said. "11Ua WU a dreldful
blow to all mmia:· pll,yers. RafMI WU
alw~ .. ·-t competitor 1111( • "'>'
lair mewhallYed lor .hb tennf,"
Thf0..W.ltu lul beard !Na.~ 7;11
a.m. as tt1 approached Montm'ey GD a
oon..top ru'gbt from Mexico City.
The pilot waa told Monterrey alrPQll
wu cloeed because ot. bad weather and
he could not land. He headed norlllwtal,
and made ne furtber racUo comect.
Rosewall,
' ~verRisk
Rep~tatjons
' PAlllS (AP)·'-Rod Laver llOd Ken
Roae.Jwil,·two of.the world'• top tennil
•tars Ova' the 'Wt ·def.de, '"4lle" their
repulaUom against two rising y o u n g
prize money winners In the aemifinals of
the French Open TeMia Cbamplonahlpa
today.
Laver. 30, &oe .favorite for the first Prt"!' '!f ,f/,llM!Jaced Tom Ol<ker, the 25-
fW'Old· ~.~an.
R<>aewal~ M;. -· o1 th e Ulle lost
year, bad ta play TIJl!1 Roche, wh!> la 11
years his Juai«,
Okker, baUilnl lt out with the threa
AuSlrallana Io r lb<. Utle, is the big
ravorite wJth the erowd at the-Roland
Garroa Stadium here. ,
He is bidding to bec9mt the fint Euro-
, · pe1n to win the FmlCh men'• a"OWD
&ince Spain's Manuel Santana in llM.
Austcatlans have won it each· year aince
then -Including ~ In 11166 ed
ft.9aewall last year.
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Okker, then an amateur, was the fir&t
man to topple Laver after ope:n teM.is
-had been loausurattd last )'!ar. But thai
· wU a two-sip match at Queen's Club., , . ' the warmup tournament which precedelf
Wimbledon and which always produces a
crop or u1>;9tts.
Since turning pro, QJtker has played
Laver twice and lost each time.
Roche eliminated Rosewall from the
first open Wimbledon last year. Rosewall
has s11id he might retire this ye ar if he
wins Wlmbldeon -the big title he ha1
never won.
Meanwhile the United States' hopes In
the .women's singles were reduced
: Wednesday to one -Nancy Richey of
San Angelo, Tex., the defending cham·
pion.
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'IOOL OF ·FANS· -Mexico's· Rafael Os.une l• mobbed ~y~'J'asl
M•Y 25 after he defeated Austnilia's Qil~ Bowery in a I/li.,.!J:uP'
.ertrnination mate!> in -Mexlco City. Osuna won the 'United 'stl!te!
.championship at Forest HUis in 1963. He died Wedru!odlt7.:i1>cW·i!r• ·
liner era~ in MeXicq. · · •· ·· ·.')J ·',
His F .. lend Reealls · ......
Tennis Was Secondary.
To Osu114's Ea:mily. Life
Mr1. BUiie JUD Klng, the professional
f~m I.orig Beach, went out S.S, 6-3, to
Mrs. U:"slty BOwi'ey of Australia. F.dltor's note: Lais Soares, a 1tarr favorites at Wimbledon, Forest)lllls ml
llooemary. Casals of Sao Francisco wriler ill.JM Lallll Am•ricu ~at every~ wbere.lennia Is played. ·
crilhed to ,a ... 2,·.u defeat by MQ:. Ann at ne ~ Press, ~· • ~ .. , ' tt-'Wai not only the victories,·tbe. uu..
Johee or Brltatn. ' rrieud of ~Ml 0t11n1, Mezlco~s No. 1 ~ the glory tha~made Osuna such~ a
That Jell four previous French title leUil ·p1ayer; :trbo wu beUtved ktUed popular figure but his sport.sman&bip, his:
wtimt!t'I tn the limdftnals -Miss RJcbey Wedn..,.y,.la •jet airliner crull la Mex· joy of living, his frlendahip ~
to ptay Mn.~ Matgari!t Court of Australia • tco; Sttin!li 'tells in Use followtaa 1tory everybody in tennla. • . · .
and Ml'6.1Bawrey to face Mrs. Jones. aome·or die lhDJs "0t:un1 told him hi re-He had a special rapport with the fan1,
Tthe &lrla had a rest day today. ceiil ireeld. the players, the officials of the -.
workt-· \
"I'll keep In.tennis always." ba llld, By LUIS SUAREZ
• NEW YORK (AP) -1'My family life 1'helplng Jn every way 1 can.,, Afwr 54 Loss t.o Tigers comes Pnt now," Rafael Osuna said just °"""·with Mario IJamu, -a Jll'O, • · . former Mwcan champion and Oluna'1
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A' .icng' e:Ts~,-,::..p-:~1.en··---2,~.aamrt~re·kft( fl~~s.;::~~~~~ii~icy~~-~ . ; l V • \.:J" the 11nunaesf. 4 months ol"' was .\{lerthe ~lctory over Australia, 0tRma ".¥~ . . .., . · commented 1oyful ly: · .: . .. . , . . • , _ . scmlr.?ilted', ~ork1ng as ass1~nt dtrec-"l bad almost everything 1 couJd ask of '
'nM! atliforn'-.~ efn6art1Xl their Cle~and, sending Jim McGlothlin, 4-3, aCaJifomla kept scra(ching back, finat-lor of marketing fq~ an American tobac· tennis : double~ champion at .~bledon,
fint roed trip; \Jndtr iJew rDi»aitr Lefty a~inst Dick ~~. 2-4. • ty tying a in the MVenth tnntna: 00 a ~ co C1lmpany in Mexico. singles champion at For~t Hills and~
Phi.Ill ltb their JJri.. ~ home We wen in fNer1 ball game we two-run single by Tom Satrtano. He was willing only to play in the Davis this ¥lct:orY. over Australia. ••M~~ d--.:.. ·' · '; played," said Phillips, who took over Bill Freehan drove in the winning run Cup tournament to help Maico·and·tt!I ·~.only thing 1 didn'~ win wu the ....,....,..-n _,, , , ""' Rigney at the st.rt of the home lln&leo!·lJtlc at Wimbledon. 'ibe upcom1pc. D:lld.•triP ''*i ~ ~-series. "And we played much better ball off Hoyt Wilhelm, (2-5), with a sharp younger players. . .. But ~)'(IU can 't have everythinr, .can te1s JQyinl ,four in.~· two in ~that caromed off second bate-''I loveterutls,"Os\ptaswd."lhdlhld yov1" ., ·
BaJtlmott, ~ In JW~ ed Angel Slcte ' · · man 8an!l1, Alomar'a glove ta allow i wonderf!Q. .. tell!!ia life, -i..1 "°' Pdob1 C/!M!«. 30, al)d hb)~11utiM·blood ,.Ue
· foor in MilinleotL-'De1 CGDW home to ~= 't."=-1' 1~~.:;:i.._::4't:; .. ~ ~TE J:: T Dkt Tracewakl to xore want to go through the rlgon·of tf"a\ft'ling , 1· Leille1•n AmtJicAl\~)-from·San J>i'1o,
p1a;y U .earna ln 10 days. · '. J-.1. Ar11•fl '' c_..,i•nd lt.1..t:u •:m..-~Ml'. ' ~Jd .ran for Kallne stole aec· all of the tlmt. from ~ tournament to w.ere· ~~·~·In Mellco· Cit.f
Despite los~ ~ world champion than we did tiefore. 1Jke tonight, We ond. and;WfllC to third on a Pu~ ball. another. _ ... ·:R ~. =~: ~ t.:=.~~:.eJ::
l)e!ml..w-y H lri ll Innings, Ire<>< bo<incing back."· · · · F_redltl'i!.tamash bounded high m the "lbavenewinterem·lnllfe:M)rWnUr : R81!"1!""10r. ' .• .<· ' J'.b~ ~$be W-holM itand ''very wi';J. ~J~t-Cg~~~~ ~~ )t= ~ to flnt~i ::: la~amblmg first, my boob, my proles!ion. ~' -:_ · • · . ~1~ ~Can't beiitN1 ~happened ~·' runs~tted-in in the game •. and ignited .iyou !mow. JI times out of JOO, when Osuna was graduated in bu&~ ad. to~ 'l4.i;i• OeuM;;sMdfiedDeldaly. "I
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Q Do\11.Y PR.OT
State Meet
Favoritism
J, ..
:To Romans
Los Anc<la qaJna the !I.Ile. .
'11111'1 how the acrlpt reldl !or the !Isl
aMU&I Callfomla !JltmcbolasUc Feder1•
'tl"1 lltat.a track and field meet 11 UCLA
•Friday and Sllurd1y.
Compelitlon pis under way al 4 Friday
'With trials In all events except the hro-
.,,il<. Slturdly's champlansblp llClloo wJll
!begin at 12:30· p.m. in the fWd evenb
!with the first running test gelling started
at 2.
Los Angeles High School, which walked
aw•y 1"ith LA City honors last week, ill: a
!strong fa\"orite to replace Centennial as
team champion..
The l\oman!' hopes for a state title,
!however, rest largely with a quartet of
talented athletes -Robert Pullard,
llJames Butu, Al He.arvey and Ronnie
Welsh. · ~
• ·Last week in the City final!, Pullard
lbroke Paul Wilson's n at Io n a 1 in-
terscholastic pole vault mark or IM~4
en he cleared 16-7.
The Jett-handed Pullard will have to be
o top form in the state meet when he
s up againsL. defending champion
teve Sm!th of Sooth Torrance.
Smith vaulted l6-4 1h: three wee.ts ago in
be CIF semifinals and should give
Uard quite a batUe for the state UUe.
Baxter. wUI re0ew hls rivalry with
ga Park's rueco Slncbei ln the 890.
sanchei was rated as the top 8llO man
n the state until he tangled with But.er
be last two weeks. Buttt nipped
ancbei twice, each time lowering the
Angr.les City ncord. He ran 1:51.0
ast week while Sanchez had a 1:51.3.
He~rvey ran a Wind-aided 9.4 100
arller ir1 the seaaon but then was alowed
y injuries. However, he rtgained his
lut week, wllmin1 the _City title in
.6 1lver the slow East Los Angeles
ollege track, edging teammate Welsh.
elsh came back t.o win the 220, just
head of Hearvey .•
Welsh and Hearvey make up hail of lhe
mans' 440 reltY t~am, which is one of
e favorites in the baton race.
1 Los Angeles' cblel challenger probably .,.n1 be CIF champion , CenteM.lal, with
arina, the Orqe c.out aru's only
te meet entrant, rated 11 a darkbor1e.
Joe and Tony Veritimlglia, Dave Lacy
Jim Gaughan make up lhe Marina
ton team.
One of the top races on the state card
ts a rematch in the two rrile between
Ruben Chappins of EJ:celsiOT. the def en-
/mg distance champ, and El .Mod.ena's
Dave While.
Chapplna broke a CIF record two
weeks ago, running 9:00.8, while White
was second in 9:01.t.
CIF · Spikers
Picked, Await
City Rivals
Defendtlng 8tate champions Reynaldo
Brown. Steve Smith and Ruben Chappins
head the list of CIF graduating seniors
who have been invited to participate in
the first annual Soulbtrn Califomla in-
\•italion all-star track meet, Saturday,
June Zl , at Cerritos College.
The meet, which is being held •• a
benefit for the Sunalr Home for
Asthmatic Children in Tujunga will pit
the.top CIF spikers against the cream or
Los Angeles City Schools.
Ttie CIF team was selected by coachea
~ Fornliin of Long Beach Poly and
\Vltlle Williams of Compton.
Brown, an Olympian hlgh jumper cut of
Compton High has woo two straight state
titles and will be shooling for a third this
• Milers. M~y
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4 Minutes
87 EARL GUSTKEY
Of "" o.llr .... "'" Orange County may have Its l1fll eub-
four-minule mile at El Modena Stadium
Saturdly, J tme 14, at the Ot:ange County
!JlvitaUonal Track and Field Meel
Meet dlrtdor Earl Engman made that
clear today as he released lhe mile field
for the meet
"'1be race itself ls a touup, but there
s.houldn't be much doubt about the ~. ''
Engman said.
"We have seven runners who are all
very capable of breaking four-minutes
and you'll probably be able to cover all
the finishers with a blanket. It really
looks that close."
Heading tbe list is pint·siied Sam Bair,
a gradua&e atudent at Kent S\ate in Ohio.
Bair ran hill fastest-ever mile Jut
weekend in Berkeley (3:58.4) even though
he was boxed in most of the last lap of
the race. .
Bair's previous belt waa 3:59 Oat.
Another potent entrant is John Mason
of the Pacific Coast Club who completed
his collegiate career last year at Fort
Hays State in Hays, Kan. He ran a • :00.5
two ,Weeks ago.
Ji mC r a w for d. fro mtiny llardlng
College in Searcy, Ark., rea1Jy hasn't had
a good test outdoors this season but has a
4 :01 in the books indoors. He 's considered
a strong 1'.ront runner.
'The remaining four entrants are close
time-wise; Dennis Savage, Westmont
CoUece (4:02.0); Mike Mullim, Southern
California Strid.era (4 :03.2); Georee
Scott, Pacific Coast Club (4 :03.3), and
Rick Carr, Santa Monica Ath1etic
Association (4 :03.4).
"Ho:w's that for a great mile1,"
Engman asked.
"And we're not through yet We've got
our eyes on a couple more boys. We'll see
bow they do this weekend.*'
Engman has already announced that
the .incredible Nelson Prudencio o(
Brazil-the man who broke the world tri·
pie jump record three times in one day at
the Olympics-will be on band.
BOUND FOR WASHINGTON -Golden West College's two track
slandoots, Jim Seymoor, left, and Don Shields have signed letters of
inteDt to enroll at University of Washington. Seymour was nmnerup
in the 440 hurdles and third place finisher In tlie 12.0 blgbs in the state
Jaycee meet. Shields was third .in the'. state big~ jump. Seymour'•
beots were 52.0 and 14.4. Shield• has cleared 6-11.
Despite hl.s great leaps, he bad to setUe
for secom.. place behind Rmsla's Viktor
Saneyev's 57--0%.
Prudencio b one of five foreign stars
signed up for the meet. The others are
distance stars Ralph Douf?ell and Ron
Clark of Australia, F.ddy Ottoz cf Italy
and Ludvik Danek of Czechoslovakia.
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Wilson Heads
TowardL~
Kings' Post
LOS ANGELES (AP) -The Los
Angeles Kings have said they will an-
nounce at a Friday morning news con-
ference who their new coach will be.
Spett1lallon grew stronger today that that
man wouJd be John Wilson.
Wilson, coach and general 1nanager of
the Kings' Springfield fann team in the
American Hockey League, was reported
headed for Los Angeles by his w!fc
Wednesday. She said she didn't know
whether her husband would be named the
new coach of tbe National Hockey Wgue
team.
However, she did say that ber husband.
would be staying at the home of Larry
Regan, 1eneral manager of the Kings.
And Regan said Wednesday Wilson was
"very definitely under considerallon" as
the new e<>ach. ·
"I think he's a lerTific man, myself,"
Regan said on • Springfield, Masa., radici
lltation . "I lhink he's done a terrific job
For Community
Ambitious Swim Menu •
Set for San Clemente
Angels Draft
.523 Hitter
From Kennedy
NEW YORK (UPI) -The AngelJ W"1l
A new athletic club has formed for aebool'a bubtball team went UlroaP aa !:s ·~=ggeonc:t~i~~gb re:~~'!:
swimming and aquatic sports at San ea"-alate of !t 1ames wltbout a win -..,..., free agent bueball draft meet1 ..... Clemente. 8nd most Gl the ICortl were la the .. -a
It's called the Edgewater Beach Club ·'Ibey selected shor't!top Allan Barmls~
clalllltcatloll of -· ter of •--•-•-•s K•"-'-u1 ... School. of San Clemente and replaces the South • lnlUal ~~" ---• • ...,.
Coast Athletic Club. Ped.lpi tht key to the Lobos' The si1·foot, 175-pounde.r ha'd a aensa-
lncluded in the highly ambitiow: pro-year of com~Utlo• Dea Jn their school tional year, hitting .S23. He was scouted
Dou.bell is the world record holder and
Olympic champ at 800 meters and Clarke
holds five global marks from two mlles to
10,000 meters. Ottoz is the European
champ and bronze medalist. in the high
hurdles.
Danek, former WO<id record holder, iJ
the bronze medal winner in the discus.
Tickets for the meet are on sale at a11
Mutual Ticket Agencies. The meet
benefits the Children's Hospital or
Or~e.
Area Drivers
Shine in Races
gram will be lifeguard dory racing, crew record for ~ Ut blgtl burdlea -'3 by every 3ingle major league club.
racing, paddleboard racing, rough water HCondJ OaL The Angels bad the No. 5 selection.. A handful of Orange Coast area drivers · J g di·v· g ~--•-g turned in fine """rformance.s in the retent ocean swtmm n , in • ;,wuw.uw ·* * * Baseball's No. I pick was ' ..... Beach r~ (pool) and long distance ocean swim-UUIJ6 Santa Barbara Road Races.
ming. Hlllllington Beach Hlgh SchOol's gollers Wilson's Jeff Burrouchs, 'JI b 0 was Dick Hayes of Huntin~n Beach was
u that's not enough - a long-range placed two 00 the All-CIF team with John promptly snapped up by the Washington the only area winner, taking the formula
program includes a division for ccm· Senators. Vee 20-lapper in bis Beach.
pelilors 40 years old and oyer. The 18-year-old, a right-handed batter, The most 'exciting race of lhe day ln-
The !'~ event « ··'eduled Junt U at slands 6-foot-1 and we;,.i ... 200 pounds. volved four-time national champion AJan Ul>~ .,. :IUJ fffffffffff,llfff '&'"" JM f 10 a.m. It's a balf-mlle pier swim at Ult nie Houston Astros of the Na'iionaJ o son o Corona de! Mar and bis racing
San Clemente pier. There are three ROGER League, picking second, lap""" Jam" teammate Milt Minter of Simi.
d. · · r ,.lo I""'" Both men drove Porsche 9lls and b'ad· 1v1s1ons o compe 1 rs. Richard a 19-year-old, 6-7, 220--·~ ~ the I d · The groups are lifeguard&, 17 and under CARLSON ,......~ ~ ea 15 limes with Minter finally and stroke. .rlghthanded pitcher from Lincoln H.S. in hipping Johnson by about one foot at the
The !alter is for swimmers using '**•***"'**·*****"' Ruston , La. finish. breast, back and fly strokes. The teams picked in inverse order to But Patterson of Costa Mesa was se-
h Uil I J P cond in the G and H Production race tn P~esident of t e . ou s 1 · B • lheir position In the standings at the his Fiat while Tom Kornetl of Seal Beach
DanicJson. Head swim coach s en . r· · h. · lh r· · h I th 1=• w hln"'-r·1 · · Cumnlings of San Clemente High School. Billing and Steve Hayes 1his 1ng.1n e 1rus. o e ,,_season. as l!i-' was was 1th 1n a Lotus m the Formula A, B
\Yaler polo will be tutored by Santa Ana top five at Monteclto Country Club lD San-1a.st 1n lbe Am~rlcan League and Houston and C ~ace. ,
Vall.,;<P.:" .!:.Wll~" . . . ·111.·I\"' . • . _ ·.-~ . 1as~· e, Yntlk@i!'~. , . Hunlin~? B~ac~ s .Ed ~~P~};'. . .,. .. , .
weekend. He has a best of 7-3. He also at Springfield.." Springfield was fourth """""'"".tj!;f"'\,rt· rt ;,a·.-.~·~-o--~~rul.Jast. . Ibo .AHl.'s E • ,, f'bA U' ~.l.l..,, ~~ ... ~ I ' ')li;"",.';;i ·~· ~~·"'"'
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c..Wns. last season. ' ' · All eni;Bl;b musi oeAAU'liiem~'t't(tl;,.'il'lffi' \!, · l~~it~l•if Oili'!li--,_,,~ ·' •l.!irf ltaafM!t'~t.'~<.l'!ll\'~J~~~.ae:.g_-J>oiiMair:lini! D iPliifl;,. •" I ng was s , ay · mgm;, racing compeUtilon. He drove a Porsche. 0,appins. a two-miler from Excelsior.
has won two CIF crowns, as has Santa
Baibara shot putter Sam Cunningham,
another choice on the team.
COmplete list or entries:
iQo.....:wlllie Robinson. El C e n t r c ;
Pairick Miles. La Puente: Clyde Emery,1 Santa Ana Valley ; Ben Rico, Workman ~
Steye Gibson. Lakewood .
~Bill Sims, Whittier ; Vince n l
Buford, Centennial ; P.!iles, Robinson,
Git:ilon.
440--Sims, Bob Langston, P.tillikan:
Rico, Jimmy Love. Compton.
.._Langston. :ri!ark Franek, Buena ;
Hut Merrill. Bishop Montgomery, Vic·
tor 'Moore, Complon.
Mile.-BOb Somesan, Lakewood; Decker
Underwood. Sooth Torrance; Steve
Huac:erford. Channel lslands ; Art 1t1an-
jarra, Redondo.
Tri:-MJk-Ruben Cb:.ppin" EJ1celsior;
Fred Ritcherson, Salesl;.n: Hi ~n t.1eJia,
La Habra ; John Mendez, Artesia.
lJI HH-Zack Donaldson. Compton ;
Mart Low, PomoM; Rod P.1cNeil •.
Ballhrin Park; Dum>e Johnson, Santa
Moojca: 11aac CIJrlls, Santa Ana.
1• LH-Bob Stockton, Long Beach;
Lo,., McNeil!. Jobnlon, CUrlls.
Hilb Jump-Reynaldo Bro" n,
Conqltoo; Wayne Bradley, Muir : Victor
AUl'.tlD. Long 1SelCh Poly ; Joe Bradley,
c..itl>too. PM Vault-Steve Smlth, South Tor-
...,., Dennis Gingrich, -mud;
Da.-Gray, Claremonti JiljJr.e Sampson,
La Habro. · 1"l"I JumJ>-Troy Lya; Cllhedral;
Geolle TnmlltU. Conlonnlll; -Reed. Mltlr ; Wealll' J..-, Kennedy
(8-); Mike ll1ll, ~ Ctlrtls.
SllOt Put -Sam Cunnb>Jlhoint Sant•
Batbo11; Kerry EaltoU. Serro: Sleva
Laui!aito, LUewood; Pal Marr1y,
LowrtlL ' ... ..
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Others reportedly being considered for
the Jl(lflt are Punch Im.Jach, fired recently
as coach of the Nlfi..'s Toronto Maple
Leafs, and Hal Laycae, who coached the
Western Hockey League's Portland team
last year.
* * * * * * touled and were apecled In be plucked early. Los AmilOI Blgh School'& vtltm'e ln'-·
'':n11ty Hports wltboat senM>n or }9nJon
U1is past year baa been • bu.at.
First, the FouaLl.fo.'Vlllty·bued
Playla1 a aecond place tea• from
y•ur owa k•&* lB tbe ctF finals ap-
pean i.:bt lite ldu of deaUi.
Half Century Ouh Lauds
Anabtlnl rtpped S11n1et League c!uun·
pte. Suta Aaa a coaple years Nck la
Uoe CU' AAAA loolllall 11Dw.
Now 11'1 ~ Amat lm1in& llle trick
01 St. Paal for the CIF AAA buebaU
Ulle.
NewportBeach'sLawrence" Amat I01t twice to the Angelu Leque
cllamps hi dte regular seaion.
* * * Jim Lawrence, former football star at
the University of Southern Call!ornia and
now a Newport Beach resident, was
honored this wee.k by being named reci·
pient for the 1969 Haif Century Club's
DisUnguisbed Service_},'\fard.
The namJ.haired n·Buena Park Hieb
ace , was given the award at a special
luncheon Tuesday at use. Only one
person-and usually it is not an
al.hltle-receives the award each year.
Lawrence, who'll be reporting to the
Ntw Orleans Saints nell week and who ls
d\te to be a father momentarily, was
responsible ror founding the USC branch
,of the Fellowship of ChrlsUan AthleleJ.
He wu alao cited for exemplary COD-
duct on and off the field, his 2.S unlvenl·
ty srade average, and hit three-year foot-
baU conlrlbuUon to SC.
He '#u named back of the wet.k In SC's
cmne.frorn·behlnd win over OregOI'\ lot
aeuon. And In 1963 he WU aclected
•• Or11111e Cowtcy ~er or Ult )Ur. JIM ·LAwRIHCI!' \
Reliable warctt aay Qua.rti HUll
wreaW.1 coadl MJb Meeb will be the
new coach at f\tartna Jli&ll, repladn1
J'ck Kennedy,
* * * Notes on Fountain Valley Hiab's
·.\ •et.emal problem with the dlicw::
One HunUngton Beach SChool District
official, when appro~ Oil lhe subject,
says there' was no specif:ic written rule on
the bin of the discus Jn the district.
Another official, when queried, aald he
couldn't undttstand why the Barons were
forced lo compete without the dlllCUS.
Tbe matter Is due to comt: up before
the district '°'"' wllh Fouritaln Vllley
High School ASB prtlidenl, Doug Goclbt,
lNding the attack.
• Jt leell\I if the HOOD la 10 WllWate of
• tbe Barona' problems, a.s lndlcatecl by •
' couple cf lhe board members, perhaps lD-
' 1'rtllod portles lhou1d all down an~
write a lew letter& In the boar'd polntlng ~ " out the 11queeie the Barons have endured
, In the lrvlne League when t1ie discui Is • • thrown.
The llcJditr!, with lhe No. I pick, took
a catcher, Terry McDermott, 11. of SL
Agnes }ligb of West Hempstead. N.Y.
The only other California piaren draft..
ed on the Ont rvund wtre Jon Buley
of Redding, by the Glanb; and Charles
McNotl, of Royal Oak lllgh In Covina,
by St. Louis, and Gene Elliott ol c:.amar-
illo lllgh, by San Diego.
Williams to 49ers
Compton HJgh track coach Wlllie
Williall'\S bas been appointed assistant
spike coach at Cai State (Long Beach),
the Bclml has lllUIOW!Ced.
Wllliaml, 21, was a former prep
quarter-miler at Compton Hlgh and was a
track·f~ athlete at San Jose Stats.
Baseball Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE
&st Divldoa
WLPcL GB
CHICAGO SI II .IM
NEW YORI< 25 23 .511 I I\
PITTSBURGH 25 25 .500 t \>
ST. LOUIS 24 26 .4111 IGIO
PiiILADELPHIA II 21 .211 141\
MONTREAL II 35 .239 111\
Weat Dlvllloa
ATLANTA 29 It .!04
LOS ANGELES 26 21 .571
CINCINNATI 26 20 .565
SAN FRANCISCO 26 23 .Ill
HOUSTON 24 %9 .411
SAN DIEGO 24 20 .444 -·-Htw v.-t, l.-s """Mi t US INl1119a)
CflUft S. ~-• II. I.Wit 4 Atllfllt J
11\
3
31\
71\
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SI, Lfvtl If H-l'oll. 111tfll
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AMERICAN LEAGUE --BA1TlllOBE · -
BOSTON
DETROIT
WASHINGTON
NEW YORI<
CLEVELAND
w L Pel.
-37 JS .706
31 18 .648
26 21 .543
27 28 .481
24 2S .471
14 3l .311
Weal Dirialw
MINNESOTA 28 20 .!il3
OAKLAND 21 22 .132
CHICAGO 3l 23 .471
SEAT'IU 23 21 .451
KANSAS CITY 22 21 .!JO
CALIFORNIA 16 II MO . ........,.. .....
CflluolO 7, ..... l M-..OU f,ftl .. Yortl2 W•"""'10M .S. ~ City 1 a.tt"'*W 6. Olli:IMll I
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Preps, .Jaf!!es
• t • ~ ...
106 Days ·fu .Go
ForGridOpe ·ners
.•f -'
One-hundred and sl• days
from today will mark tJM!
competlUve opening of;' the
UM Cootball teasoo for ~.a
Orange Coast area h I { ll
schoolr, p~ the three area
junior colliiges. ,
"Sept. It is the big day ·and
for the convenience of DAILY
PILOT readers, a complete
list or schedules for all area
achools i.s printed.
lnte~tlng intusectlonals
plus the conventional league
1lates give an advance lip on
weekend plannlni (or the grid
conscious.
The n1ne.wttk campaign
will conclude Nov. 22 after
which state Jaycee and CIF
(prep) playoff rlimlnatioru
will get under v.·ay.
COROHA DIL MAI
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AllMl,d Pa/Ma GOLF
•,
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a a
CHANGED BALL POSITION
CAN VARY SHOT HEIGHT
There is on'e very simple w1y
to change the height of your
shots. H you neje:d • high shot,
merely play the ball farth1r
forward than normal in your
stanct -mort toward your left
fbot.
If you wish to strike a IQwer
shot, simply play the b11\f1rthtr
b1ck in your stance, more
• toward your right foot.
Use your normal swing rt·
g•rdless of the position of your
b•ll at address. The shot tra-
jectory will vary autom1lic1lly·
as a result of your ball position.
Th is occurs because the c1ub -
face loft at impact is determined
by the Position in your swing
path th at contact is made.
.. C l"t '°""· -aw-. l!l!ill
IRON OUT THOSE IRON SHOTS! Arnold Patm1r'1 booklet "H11tln1
th• hon''" 1iw11 ch1mplon1hip tips to help sh1rper'I ,ou r iron.shot
!1chniqua. S.nd 20• •lld • st1"'pod, ro!u1n onvoloia to Arnold
P1lmor, in 1;1r• afthll noWtpapw.
Mater Dei Gridders
In lntrasquad Duel
l\late.r Del High School's an-
nual Red and While spring
football game rompletM the
Monarchs' spring drilb tonight
with kickoU set for 7:30 al
Santa Ana Stadium.
A preliminary game
between Bee footba'n aspiranls
gets under"'9ay al ~:30.
Coach Bob Woods will have
l\1arv Bain and Rudy Estrada
coaching the Red team \vhile
Joe O'Hara and Bob 'Vigmore
control the While team.
Last ye11t's Red team won,
48-36,
Complete rosters : ...
Ari A1Vtr•¥ 1101, illM AH~IOll ntl, JllcNn1 a.dr.wllh 11'11, MIM a1~1oro
UOI. John BrllOteft ~•JI. I ab 0.Llfl!;cionl !Ul. NK;lr. Pl k!1no !!.SI.
ROil Dlc!PI 151j Toti'! rl\trd (I).
Nick Fll10fllcfr ~\l llkll H1ya Ill'' Ptf• "$'' J • turn-It•• I' "~ j P•I iv...~ . Mlk' Min II , GIO' M11mtord 16C!I.
Oc!. II ................ ·" N111noll1
Oct 11 ........... 1r s.n11 M1 v111111 ""-" -· " '""""""'"SOUTHLAND Se:o1. ;i .......... Gro~1mll<lt
o.,,. NllllY 1u1, Jim H.,.ry llJJ, Don
11.ov 11•1· Rkll Slltldon /II), Gt•Y Roy Ill • llldl Toelkn 17/, Miro
Wltdirl'lgll ~'31. 8 111 CIO\lflll !JI, ~fOicl
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Nov. I ........ Fovnt1ln Vil~
Nov. 7 ........ . ....... EllllM
Nov. l' . 11 CO!'Olll !ltl iv...r
HOMC tlrrle• 11 D1vldson Flellf
FOUNTAIN VAlll!Y
Seo!. 1t . • ..... 11 lhnc~o "''"'It"' s""· 11 .............. G•rlkn Gro .. e Ott. J . .. ... ....... . I! M111noll1
oc:r. 10 ............ , ... Coront lie! Mir
Oct. ti ............... 11 Cost, Wi.t
Oct. H .. ... .. .. .. .. . .. $A lltllrf
Nov. I ................... 11 E111"1:11
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Nov. )4 • • • • .. , • E61M:lfl
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MUMTINGTON &lAClf
Oct. ' .......... , ., ....... Ch1ff11
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Nev. I ................. .-Mlr1 Ces!1 ,
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Nov. 15 ......••.... lmp•rl•t V1llrv
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GOLDEN WIST
Seol. iO ,., ...... .. Ottnaie Co11I
5Mt. V , ..... 11 Mr. S•n An!onla
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~OUtt (71).
CIF Cage
-.-5,1%9 DAILY l'ILDT %3
Hole-in~Iie Drough,t . Ends,
' . .
Millikan
Three Bagged at· Santa ·Ana Wins CIF
Long Beach Millikan -
seven timU In the tilth lnniq
Wednesday nWJ!I al ~
Sll\dium and burled Soni• 'f'cle,
9-2, to win Its second F
baseball championship in the
last th.rte years.
Ool!er1 at Santa Ana Coun·
try Club broke 1 nve-month
drought on ho I es -in -one
recently with three aces In a
space of slx days,
Fred Werder broke the ice
last Thursday with a L78-yard
effort on the par-three filxth
hole.
Werder used a four-iron to
accomplish the trick. He's a
member of the club's board of
directors.
Playing with Werder were
• Harold Caldwell. Denny Evans
and PGA profe~lonal Ray
Hanes.
Two days later it was Paul
1 M. Clark Jr. of Annandale CC,
playing e a guest ol John
Kelley, who aced tl'le same
hole, using a fi ve-iron.
Also in the quartet were ~d
Gould and Bob Hoyt.
RAiph Mitchell . 73. sank his
second hole-in-one of h.is life
Tuesd11.y on the 148-yard S('-
cond ho le.
Mitchell, a southpaw , u:>ed a
four-Iron.
Rancho SJ
Twn quartets lied for rirsl
place In Saturda y's event for
the men's club -a best ball
of fou. some.
The team of Gordon Imler.
Emil Koehler, Wayne Wilson
a nd Larry Smith com-
bined for a net 55 to tie
Joe Paioletti, Al Vagnerini,
Herb Martin and Norb Palicki .
Three strokes back was the
team of Jim O'Connell, Marv
Johr"-On , Bob Lopez a n d
George Sheetz.
Costa Mesa
Jaclr. Rice led all com-
petitors with a 72-12-60 over
the weekend at Costa Mesa
Golf and Country Club in the
National Goll Day event.
A stroke back at '12·11~1 .
was Dan Radabaugh followed
by Les Jones (79-1~4.), Jack
Brown (78-12-66 ), Gale Bouk
Stars Get
('1$-MOI) and Boll Ray (jf-10.
68). '
Others were Slf.:n Brown (80-
13-61 ). Dick Hllztman (79-11"
f1),-Ray SheU '(7'-1118 ) and
Jim !{lgglnboq>anl (81·13-68),
la • '..'ones" e'vent for lhe
women'i club i.st week,
Dorothy <;>'Le:ll'J, was the A
!Hghl wlnlier with •• 11·1$-7$
(121>1 !Ollowed' by VJ Ho&kiM
at-15-13-'11 (S<\;).
. B night acUon was won by
Bev B;>tllstonl's 92,zi.70 (31 ).
Joyce CapJ.is was second with
a 107-~ (31);), ,
Marian Voss won the C
(light with her 10&-32·76 (36),,
A dinner dance has been
slated for June 14.. Further in-
formation can be obtained by
ca!Ung 540-7200.
/tJeadoUJlark
Ron Hampton utilized a
four-iron on the 156-ya rd
seventh hole at J\.1eadowlark
ror a hole in one. It was the
second time he's done the
lrick -and Uie first time at
1\.-feadow lark .
Seacliff
Ge nt Meacher led the low
net contingent at Seacliff
Country Club Saturday, with a
132 over 36 holes.
Bob Mansfield was second
'A'ith 134 ahead of L e s
Rosenthal's 136.
Low gross title went to Jim
Tollef so n and Jimmy
Thompson. each st'Ming 153s.
Art Brownell followd with a
15.i.
Beverly Cummaro look the
blind bogey in women's club
activity recently with a 63.
~lesn l' erde
The championship field fo r
the men's club President Cup
championship has narrowed to
four with semifinalists due lo
pl ay by Saturday.
Finals are Sunday .
Left in competition are Tom ruco. John Farrell, B 111
Schulte and Greg Karman.
•
~ two ttrokes back.
.;., Ued betwten Keith and
Jacki< N,eaJ and Joe •Q\I Lila
Yurlta and ~ (°':Jrsomt .of
Pete tn41lol l't.-I and
Keith and Mynle MacDonald.
Bob Littleton and rc.n -C.bb
combined for a 11 Saturday in
men's paM,nen best ball ac-
llvit,y.
Second wu captuted by
Alfred Nichols and Vern
Thomas.
Sunday'a best ball of mlled
foursome event was Ued at sa
betw.een Del and Betty Hamre
and Jim and Irene Beck along
with the team of Joe and Lila
Yurka and Tom and Pbylli!'I
Liken.
19th Hole
A crowd of 7 ,141 showed up
to watch the came, which was
preceded by. Blnnlnaham•• 1,0
win over Monroe-for the LA
City Schools crown .
Millikan wu down 2-o wbeo
lt erupted for Its fifth IMiac
outburst T1>e Rams flnlllltP
the season with a Zl-1 record
and acottd 42 runs in its Ov,
CtF playoff games.
Santa Fe, second piace
finisher in the San Gabriel
Valley League, wound up 17~
DO SINCOLE MEN
HAVE "'OU FUN! Jack Gerhardt d e feated
Ra' h P nk he 39th ••• only If ttt.y've IMt
p age opp on t mMthtf the lllOHT GlllLll
hole in a sudden death playoff
for the men's cl ub President CALL 547 .. 6667
Cu p chaqipionshi p at Green1~~iiiiii24-Hour Recer4ln,-
river Golf Cub. II
Tim Ankersen fell out of a
three-way tie after 36 holes on
the first hole alter regulation.
Chuck Banks, Dale Porter
and Harry Burkey followed .
Green Rive r CC is ope n lo
the public with 18 holes after
the winter nooc1s inundated
lhe course and kept it out of
action for the first half of t})('
year.
The ninth annual Celebrity
Golf tournament at Mardi Air
Force Base Is stated for June
29,
The fifth annual Sports
Broadcasters Celebrity golfi
tourney at San Fernando
Valley 's Calabasas CC is
&<:beduled June 15.
Area Splashers
]\fake Olympics
Two young Orange Coast
area swimmtrs have qualified
for the Junior Olympics swim-
ming finals at Santa Monica
Municipal Pool Saturd ay.
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Costa Me••
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Following by cOunty, are :;6
Southern California, Inyo and
Mono streams and lakes
scheduled for restocking lhis
week with catchable size rain-
bow trout by the Department
of Fish and Game. The. DFG
Ci!UlionS that noodinc has
mode some Inyo streams in-
acecs:sible and ~ that a I I
scheduled plants are subject
to \Yater and road conditions.
LOS ANGELES -Bouguet
Canyon Creek, Crystal Lake,
Jackson Lake, Legg Lake.
Little Rock Creek', Little Rock
Reservoir, San DI mas
Reservoir, San Gabriel River
East and North ForQ.
Two ·oil Cit Y, ·Flashes \
The team of Paul and Louise
Robinson and John and Juliene
Ado1ms netted a 5S to take the
best ball of mixed foursome ti-
tle Friday.
Maureen Taylor, 11 , of Hun-
ti ngton Beach. and J e f (
Stevens, 10, Newport Beach,
will repf'esent the Orange
Coast YMCA at the meet. I .... llMI tile P-.c• H-
Oct 31 ........... I I WP:;lrni~•:-tr
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LAGUNA
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Nov. 11 ..... Si n Dt.iff Mesi
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ORANGE -Trabuco Creek.
RIVERSIDE-North Fork
San Jacinto River. ·
Fifteen outstanding ~lcNamara y.•as a rirst-tean1'
All-C IF selection while the.
Troy duo won third-team
honors.
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Deep Creek at Bowen Ranch.
Green Valley Lake, Gregory
Lake.
graduating seniors have been .
named to play on the Clf'
Southern Section 4-A all-star
team in the second annual
Southern California All.Star
High School Basketball Classic
July 9 at the Forum and as
the DAILY PILOT reported
six weeks ago, Huntington
Beach Hlgh 's duo or Mike. Con-
treras and Roy Miller are on
the team.
The CIF team, which will be
coached by Compton 's Bill
Armstrong, features siJ: All-
CIF first team choices, three
second learners and a trio of
third team selections.
Rounding out the CIF team
are Dan Anderson (6-2),
~uard , North Torrance : Bud
Fabian (6-4), forward, Notrl'
Dame ; Doug Howard (6-6),
rorward. Paclflc: Ev Fopm11
(6-3), center, Bellflower: .Joh n
Siege (6-1 0). center. Notre
Dame: Bruce Baker ( 6-6).
center, Torr an ce : Tom
•fanson (6-4 ), forward, Long
Beach Poly: and Lee
McDougal 6-5) forward ,
Centennial.
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1ocl11 ,.,. plWtlltot.,. i-lht l
ask about
"TIRE-IFFIC" 1
BONUS DEAL!
I thought
I saw a
Pussycat
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deJicbtful ..... -..._ ..... -that mixa up lhout u aaick •a cat. Thia
national · wiMlnc drink it ma4e: witha:=ol~INtanl~M'~ ..... ...iEar1yr.,,_ Han-1 ..
.;th Tht "-"' .... pi.,t.I. • 1--·
CwTy Ch osen
As Tar of Year
Bob Curry has Geen named
"Tar ol the Year" at Newport
Harbor High School.
curry. who starred in f()()\.
ball, wrestling and baseball.
won, the honor after outlasting
nlne other finalists.
Others considered for the.
honor were Stu Aldrich, Kevin
Buller, Doug Dovey, Bill
Durkin, Paul 11olmes, Bob
. Keigh, Bob Leavy, Eric Lin-
droth and Doug Smith .
In addition to Armstrong,
Compton lligh will b e
represented by 6-5 forward
Larry Hollyfield, the CIF
Player of the Year, and first-
team guard Lewis Ne!son l&-
2),
The ClF squad. in addition
to Contreras and Miller,
fea tures three more Orange
County players -guard Brad
McNam ara (6-0) of Sunny
Hills, forward Tom Gregory
(6-2) from Troy and center
Soott Magnuson (6-10) of Troy.
he deserves a -
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In last year's contest. the
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.~ged the ClFers. 113-108.
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DEAD ENDERS-The original ''l,)ead 'E!id Klds",1n this 1,939 pboto we.re (Jrom
left) Gabriel Dell, Huntz Hall, Billy Halsop, ·Bernard Punsley, Bobby Jordan
and Leo Goreey, the leader, \vho died r.1onday.
Always Tougl1 "Kid'
,
Leo Gorcey Couldn't Shake l1nage
By TOM TITUS
Of Ot• OaJIY l"ltill Haff
f<Jr tv.·o generations of
Saturday afternoon
moviegoers, he symbolized the
spirit of rebellious youth
decades before the advent of
the shoulder-length hair and
the protest sjgn.
His trademark was the
crumpled hat and the frac·
lured New York dialect-and
he could no more have broken
out of this type-cast mold than
John Wayne or Gary Cooper
could have played fast-talking
villains.
On Friday Leo Gorcey. the
leader of Hollywood's "Dead
End Kids" and "Bowery
Boys'' and the eternal urban
adolescent for more than 20
years. will be burled, four
days ~fore his 52nd birthday.
He \Vas too old (20) for the
role \vhen first cast as the
tough·Lalking gang leader in
Sidney Kingley's Broadway
play, "Dead End," in 1935. ~ut
he played tt'lis part, or a varia-
tion of it, through the next 20
years. creating ·a character
· unique in American film com-
edy.
1·0 movie audiences of the
late. th irties and early forties
he ~1·as··'S pit," the leader of
the Dead I-;nd Kids, who wore
a felt beanie and talked out of
San Gets Francisco
Prodiiction of 'Hair'
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI\ -
The American Conservatory
Theater today announced il
was cutting its \hifd San Fran-
cisco season a month short tn
make room for a local prll·
tl11ction of ''Hair."
ACT will co-produce the
rock musical, opening in n1id·
Augusl at the Geaf)', v.·ith
Michael Butler, producer of
the Broadway and Los Angeles
versions; Tom Smothers, com-
edian and television producer :
and Marshall Naify, San Fran-
cisco theater owner v.·ho
unsuccessfully tried to stage
.. Hair'' recently in Acapulco,
Mexico.
.. Hair'' 1,ril become the final
pkiy or the current season for
ACT subscribers. It begins
prc.vic'>'·s Aug. 15, with opening
r.i:ht scheduled Aug. 29.
In addition to culling ACT'!i
present sea:.on short, the
n1»~ical 1till reduce t be
rcpcrlory con1pany to a one-
theater operalion during thC
rirsl three months of its 1970
~ason. "Hair is scheduled'~
through March at •ceary.
ACT hopes to begin ils fourth
season in January at the
Marines Theater and resume
its tw1>-theater operation 1n
April. -------1
Crossword Pt1zzle
AG~OS S
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JUNE 1
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10 AM 'til 1 PM
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9AM 'tll 10PM
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JUNE 21 TltRU AUG. 30
8 AM 'til Midnitt
Pr!. & Set. 'til 1 AM •
J)isn~yland
'
Son of Se~ari~tl . ·~ '.
To.. Make Debut
'
doubts about my acUng," he
. Said.
' ·~··-""I !!!!!5¥Ytii POltl w;n,a :tliiiiiititl •
Aho
0.1n Martin
James Stew1rt
Raquel Welch
"BANDOLERO"
"He thought 1 was crazy to
leave school, but r was going
through a period when I
Couldn't face It. He was 1n
London then and g o i n g
through a divoree, and he con-
,·inced me to come oVer there
and get into drama school. J
think he just wanted to have
me nearby.'f
Mike met an Irish girl who
was working for the BBC,
1narried her and returned to
New York for another try at
acting. He returned to ct>llege,
then landed with the Min·
neapolis Theater Company,
playing character roles at $85
a week. He left the company
at the end of its tour het~ and
within a brief time landed the
role l.n "They Shoot Ho~."
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dolln.
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f2l) Plqin1 tlN Gllltlr (30) "Grttll·
sl!eves. Pitt I." lnstruct111 ffed·
erick Noad ccmbines Ille elements
of sighl·1t1dln1, countin1 1nd cllcrd·
production 11 students begin lo
play their first $010 piece-1 v11·
ilon of "G1ttn:slteves."
/8 (j) Mdl11t'1 HllJ (30)
m True Adventure (C) (JO)
a> D1ea11 HoUM (Cl (30)
o a@"""' "'"' tCl nm Thi Matan lrlnlY bta1, 01!1 ol
the most !eared 1nlm1ls on the
Korth American continent 11 Ute
subject ol tonl1ht'1 show. The Cllffl·
eras lllllow the huaa fellow 11 he
goes about his unfettered dally 11f1
in th• hllh d8'lrl wilds ol the sttte
of Chihuahua.
to lllvt hi!Mllf commlt1td to 1
p.s)'Clll1tric: hOSflitll In ordtr to otl·
lain intonMtioft lrom 1 psychotic
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Godfrey C.mbrid&• and ltlnlt Kazan ,,. ..
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fr!d11 1!1d Gtnnon Wllfk In Eme1
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ID I'll (C) (21/z ~r) "TM Yioltnl
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Slll. qu1urs, lnlr1·rld p lulH.
red 1l111!s, ne111Jinos and cosmic
rays com• under u1mintllon. As·
trcnomers also recunstruct 1 POr-
tl~n al the universe on 1 PBl .10und
stage.
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{60) DNn'• JYestl 1tl Din Dlill)'.
Glofil· Lorin£ P1ul l1nd1 1nd DOii
Rice. (R)
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of !ht ontt-wfllsper1d-aboU1 lllUe
that h11 become 1 ma)OI' -..dat
question In Arntritt todiy.
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chiel'1 tr11st In Daniel Boon• Is venturi) '41-Errol Flynn, Frid M1e-
)eopardized try an ambitious 11mr Murray.
1enet1I who has orders lo mo¥t the m -~ !"" Bin Johna. indlans ~ Bill Smith and Mort \"'' <JUJ
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hosb 1 di~»io• of lducation1l
triles In !ht bltck communftJ.
Sdlool boerd lllfftlbefS 11'111 C:Ort-
etrntd parents concentrlt1 on tile
tffl!Clt the failure to pm recenl
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Movies Not
For Some.
By RICK DU BROW
. HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -Some television otars
seem naturals for the movies. Some don't. And
some surprise you.
It has surprised many experts, --for instance,
that C1int Eastwood, a likeable video cowboy in tbe
old "Rawhide" series, has emerged as a very bot
and hi gh1y-paid movie star.
The belting, when "Rawhide" was on , was that
the other headliner of the series, Eric Fleming, was
a surer thing for motion pictures.
FLEMING, however, was a philoSophical and
skeptical fellow, and told me several times he wo\lld
really nev~r convince himself of the importance of
show business, except as a financial source.
He did go into movies, how eyer, but.his life was
cut tragically short when he drowned while mak·
. ing· a film in Peru.
Rowan and Martin, the comedy team. have
Jong seemed a natural for movies, but they had no
particular Cocus outside thei.r very funny nightclub
routines. and their past motion picture exposure
was aimless.
Now, however, with their huge success as stars
of "Laugh-In," they are .sharply defined in the pulr
lie mind. And there is great industry interest as to
whether their new movie, "The Maltese Bippy,"
goes over well.
, THERE IS NO qu .. lion that Susan James, who
appears regularly in "The Name of the Game,"·is
a rare find, a superlative coriledienne, with big film
potential, That was obvious from the time she first
appeared.
The question now is how long she will be tied. to
video, and bow much that tie to the medium will
affect her freshness as a mot.ion picture figure. -
And, needless to say, the question after that is what
kind of film property she will be given. She has
the look o{ endurance as a motion picture actress,
and someone ought to be plotting her career care-
fully even now . The worst thing would be to use her
up on television.
DAN BLOCKER, of "Bonanza. t1 i"s such a na-
tural for the movies that it is amazing no one has
been able to,lure him out of video with a series of
film of(ers. He also has the look of endurance -the
quality that wanru; the cockles of a movie execu·
tive's heart,
Blocker is, of course, no stranger to moviemak·
ing, b~t what I am talking about is a series of films
with him as the focal character, perhaps playing a
running character. He has such a massive personal
identity that this would seem almost natural.
MANY VIDEO stars are already movie names,
among them Dean Martin, Fred MacMurray, Dia-
hann Carroll, Doris Day, Lucille Ball, Bob Hope,
Brian .Keith, Robert Wagner. Red Skelton (once a
very good film performer), Jerry Lewis, Eddie 41·,
bert, Raymond Burr, Tony Franciosa, Hope Lange,
and Jackie Gleason.
Others, however, just haven't made it in
movies, among them Carol Burnett and Robert
Morse -neither of whor'n was showcased. properly
as a result of badly-conceived motion picture roles.
And then there are video stars who just don't seem
the kind that audiences would make irito movie
headliners, among them Bob Crane, Jim Nabors,
Robert Conrad and Jonathan Winters.
Dennis the Menace
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• 8ACllAMl!NTO (AP) the Democrallc nomination ~ running the~ schools and their
~·· educltlooal bat.. aovernor ill lte8, wu arrest courses. ,~~ lbifted and IO bu at San FrancllCO St I t e The majority, according to
:. ~· College. the poll, didn't approve of
fte tumu\eot I c e n e -He WU leadina • procession violence but were not silent
'teaaloo. atrlkel aod violence-ol students from the campus about dissaUsfacUon wllh the 'bu lllO'IOd Ulla 1Uf lrom th• at the time. ~-to cUy 1trtiet1 and NEW HEAD way lhe1r campuses were run.
•from a few mllllantl armed The new head of Clllfornla's "I believe very strongly in a
2ttb rocb and .ucb to college trustees llJS militants society of rational order and
"lbouundl ol. otben. ttude:ntl need support ot nonviolent reasoned progress," David
and ncmtudeata, ~with student& to 11.1cceed. "It is our Warren, a Long Beach State -. task to aee that we don't drive College senior, told trustees
Virtullly half ol. the more them over through over· last w~k.
than ltl» pencm arrested retctlon and rep r e s s i v e OLD ANSWERS
sinee the unrest began last retaliation," says Chairman But he added: "Perhaps the ~ are nonstude.nt.s. Daniel H. Ridder of Long old answers need to be ~i~~v. Reagan -wllo has Beach. reconsidered. The times have
",J111qulled the NaUooal Guard An As!oclated Pms count changed."
'1fll. of Berbley following more of most California campuaes •At Berkeley, nonstudent a.an two weeks In the city to sho ed z "7 ts · I t ._prtftDt violence _ assures " •'" arres since as "street people," 1 t u d e n t s ,
,.Catifomiana: be will send the September -including 1,259 campus admlnLstratonl, the cl·
at Berkeley in the recent ty council, the NaUonal Guard,
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'Beating the Systein.~
' Sub!lanUal numbers Cl f facing lhe courts. driviftl antlil occur at nlPt:
repeat-offender d r u n t e n "The cilendar ts 10 jammed 50 perctnt' between I p.rn:. and
drivers in California are that olfender1 are funneled mldrdtht, and 28 percat
through Ille courta dal'•, and lie\"""' -•~•·•t.and 71.m. "beating the system'' in court JJ _.... ..... the drunken driver otfem.e Can driven by drunken
by being tried and punished 1.. IUel on the hue of a minor -en are ald:·Neorl,y 40 par·
nlentJy as fi.rst..Ume offenders, traffic violation instead ot the cent ol the vehiclea were JO
a University of Southern / serious crime It i•," the USC yean er older.
Calilornia research 1 t u d y project director said. · '11le great l!l4jortly of the
shows. Despite this problem, Biahop convicted drunkea d r 1 v e r •
In a prelimtnary aamp)e contends, much can be done to were claalfied u labonrs
studied by USC researcben, improve lhe court process In and unskilled workers. "But if
36 percent of a total of rn of. order to make lhe defendant we say that dnmAn drivers
tenders w e r e erroneously more aware of the seriousness are only from lowt!' economlc
sentenced with minimum fines of the oCfense, o r d e r groups or mlnoriUes," Blabop
when in fact they bad been rehabllilaUve t r e a t me n t said, "we're foolln& ouratlves.
convicted previously (or the measures, and even predict Drunken driven came from
same offense, 80me of tbem the likelihood of the defendant every aoclal strahnn and oc-
on several occasions. committing future drunken ClJpalion. It is noted that the
According to Jack W. driver offenses : minority group drunken driver
1:. M be issued ttie withdrawal ons. ter writing citizens and the
order, Reagan said: "lt ha~ But at Berkeley and other governor were embroiled in a --==:.c..-=-....:.:__: ____________ _
been, is now, and will continue camp u~. administrators battle over an illegal park.
B i s o p, director of USC's ''The i d e a I arrangement is more viaible \o the law In
Resea rch Project on the would be installation in courts more heavily-patrolled ghetto
Drinking Driver and Traffic of an onllne, direct contact areas than the Caucaaian
Safety, the problem lies in the with computers at the Depart-suburbanite would be ln bis
courts not getting information ment of Motor Vehicl"' and area, where there are fewer
on the past records of drunken the Slate Bureau of Criminal police. Often, in lbe wen.to-do M be the policy ol this ad· em p ha• i z e that many At San Fernando Valley
!ministration to provide to nonsludenta were arrested: 11 State College in Los Angeles, ~ authorities w h a t e v e r ol the 2Z at Stanford, 281 of 683 blacks seeking power and
.iat.e assistance may b e at San Francisco St a t e education threatened violence
neceuary to enforce the law College. not far from the $40,000 homes
and protect the lives and pro-Public and private colleges of white suburban Northrldge.
,)lel'ly of_ our citizens." have taken action againSt JOINED DEMANDS
'tROVIDE HELP nearly 500 students, with And in San F r a n c i s c o ,
No Insurance Provided
For Homes on Hillsid e
drivers in time to guide the I d e D t i f I c a l I o n a n d community and auburb, when
dispensation of justice. Investigation. an area reaideot is ap-
"The terminal in the court· prebended for drunken driv· lIE~ IN CUSTODY building or nearby wouJd give ing, he is merely sent or taken
"This .ha~pens. frequen~ly virtually Instantaneous print· home without being arrested."
and easily, Bishop said. oot.s of information about the Persons with three or more
"When a drunken driver is ar-defendant and his past driving drunken driving convkt.lons 1uspenslons, expulsion or I L · Am le ". And last week the governor f s e v e r a a tin· er an 'LOS ANGELES (UPI) _ A ~te of cities as well as cam· tnes. groups from the Mission lot of people around the coun-~ wben he said: "In any APPEAL MADE District anti. blacks from the I . ~Uon whert violence is Rldder's a p p e a I for Fillmore ghetto joined in sup-try got the idea ast winter l""'such that local law er>-"firmness and justice" applied port of militant s tudent that half of Los Angeles was
'i forcement says 'I need help, to an unknown number of demands for an Independent sliding down hillsides in the
. J'll provide that help." about 350,000 studeut.s e 1.· black Jtudles department, an worst rainstonns in almost too
j Students, former students, pected next fall at the ethnic llu.dies college and ad· Y~ woman in Iowa wrote I ghetto I e a d e r s , ministers, University of California, state , mission of all minority group her married daughter that she
1 passersby and one Negro colleges and junior colleges. mtmben who apply. was postponing a v 1 1 i t I former candidate for governor How many of them will be San Francisco $tat e 's "because I know you wouldn't
, was arrested and booked since involved In future demonstra· borderin~ streetcar tracks and want me to see Los Angeles
1 September in campus lions-peaceful or violent? Berkeley 1 Bancr9ft W a Y like It is now."
disturbances. A Gallup Poll May 26 said 1ldewalk staked out no boun· Figures just released by
Dr. Carlton Goodlett, San that a nationwide survey of dary between campus. violence engineers reveal that actually
Francisco Negro publisher and cantpuses showed that the ma· and community preseurt and 25 houses in the city and 19
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were destroyed or severely
damaged by slides.
Nevertheless, that was bad
enough because there is no in-
surance whatsoever available
to homeowners covering slide
damage. And if your house is
condemned as unsafe. the
owner also must bear the ex·
pense of removing the struc·
ture from a hillside.
NINE KILLED
Nine persons were killed in
the Los Angeles area by the
mudslides, Jive of t h e m
refugees who had t a k e n
shelter in a fire station in
Silverado canyon in Orange
County where a wall of mud
crushed the building.
The peril of disastrous
financial loss and injury or
death has not de t er r e d
building in the hills. On the
contrary, fam i lies are
scrambling into the foothills to
build structures perched on
cliffs so dramatically they
look as if they would fall
without any help.
Others are moving into
homes evacuated by those who
have bad it W!th slid~. In one
development in Newhall in the
suburbs, a dozen new homes
were ba,dly damaged by slides.
M fast \s the previous owners
moved out, they were snapPed
up by families willing to take
the risk.
available for commercial use rested on a Sunday night, he record and criminal record if had an average of tt. 7 arrests
to keep up with the popula-may be held in custody unUl any. ' for crimes of all kinds, about
lion... the next morning, then ar· haH of those alcohol-related.
I raigned. He passes in a line IDEAL F ACILIT~ . . An estimated l,OOO peop e a be.fen the judge, who asks "Incorporated m this ideal OFFERED SAMPLE
day move to the Los Angeles how he pleads. The defendant facility would be a prediction When the USC project fll.. area so that the building boom ou.ld f 'sh f 1..1-is something· that 00 even tight says 'guilty,' and the case is capability tha_t w urru ered to pl'OVIU'llll a l&lnple of
disposed of with a minimum I n f o r m a t 1 o n about the 254 convicted drunken drivers
mortgage money is baiting. fine. There may not have been likelihood of the d r l v e _r with rehabilitation treatment
BunJ>INGS SAFE enough time for the court to repeating the off_ense, his on a free.of-charge, voluntary
Yelverton also points out oblain the driving record from potential for becoming lnvolv-basis, only three percent
that the new cliff dwellings th e Department ol Motor ed in a crash, and guidelines agreed to participate; 71 per-
are among the safest of all Vehicles. for rehabilitation measures." cent did not reply to the Clffer;
buildings so far as landslides "The offenders in t h i s Development of such a 18 percent had given fictltlous
or e artb termors are et1n-category learn quickly that if prediction model and analysis addresses to the court or bad
cerned. Construction regula-they are arrested for drunken of rellabilitative treatment are moved and could not be con-
lions are extremely severe driving, cb.ances are good that goals o( USC 's 1les.earch. ~ tacted; three percent refUled,
and the canUlevered houses they will be processed through ject on the Drinking Driver and d. that three percent, one
have girders going deep into the court as first offenders, and Traffic Safety, being con-percent of the total ample
the ground ·and anchored to saving a jail term and ducted under a $~50,000 three gave what Bishop termed
heavy iron "bell!" far· below substantial money in fines. year contract with the 'l;J.S. "plausible ezcl.lleS" u to why
the 11.1rface. "It is obvious that this Court Department of Transportation. they could not parUclpate.
Almo6t all the homes in the action has little effect on the Other preliminary d at a "It appears that m o 1 t
city lost Clr damaged last offender because he is beating samplings of the USC project drunken drivers will accept
winter were more than 20 the system." Bishop declared. indicate : rehabilitative help only U It la
years old. An ordinance pBM-Among the problems com· The vast majority of con· forced an them by the courts ed in 1963 has such strict con· dilions far grading and con-plicaling the dispensation of • victed drunken drivers are or adrnlnistrative e d I c t , ' '
th junice in drunken driver between ages 26 and 511, most Bishop uaerted.
struction that damage to ose cases, Bishop acknowledged,. of them between 31 and 40. The USC project director
built since that time has been is the "tremendous" work load About 78 percent of drunken 'Said tile tre.atment given the very small. thr bo Says Yelverton: ee percent w aereed to
"One thing people just don't participate consisted of two
realize i•~lh•• , ... wint .. ·• Early Ind;.,, ns Li'nke~ extended group ther a py rainstorms were the greatest ........, sessions conducted by Dr.
since 11184. Jn one place there \Villiam.F. Hill. a psycbokcist
was •inches of rain in a mat. with USC's Public Systems
terofweelts .. _ To Bronze Age Times :=:;: ~:·,~ ~ "It's 10methlng Ii-an project. s :.h-reported the earthquake. You know one is 1
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golng to come along even· COLLEGEVILLE, Pa. in Columbus. Georgia, in 1966 participants agl'Md generally
I but ·ust 't t · that the sessions were helpful tua ly you J can s op (UPI) -New discoveries in· Indicating the Yuchi tribe, and c 0 n s t r u c t 1 v e for
everything because ,Ql that. ""';cale that lhe Mayan, Inca vastly different from other hab'lit "' of ••-•--• It's the same with: a tremen· vu-re 1 awon r.11e wwa.en
dous rain. we may not have and Aztec cultures of Central American Indians, migrated driving offender.
another llke that for SO America were the center of from the south across the Gulf PROJF.C'l' AIMS
years." the Bronze age world, ac· (If Mei:ico after originating in Under way since 1917 1t
RE.FUSING INSURANCE cording to a B r a n d e i s Europe. He said the stone has USC, tht Research Project on
Yelverton, like many others, University professor. signs identical to similar the Drinking Driver and Tral·
is critical of insurance corn· Dr. Dyrus H. Gordon said writings found on Crete, on fie Safety seeks meana to : panles for refusing to provide Identify potenU&I dnmkin any insurance for landslides. peoples from all over the Aztec stones and on early Mi· driving re-offenders as wtll 11 You can't gel it no matter world immigrated to the lands noan hieroglyphics. those who are likely to be tn-
wbat you an willing to pay. from Mexico to Peru long .......-The Yllchi st.ill exist in volved in eerious crashes.
There is currently legislation before the first Indians ap-Oklahoma, he said, and they Identify potential drunken before the California Senate driven, and those who are seeking to demand th at such peared in 300 A.D. He said celebrate an ancient festival likely to he involved·tn aertous
insurance be made available. early figurines show the heads that is described In ei:al't crashes, at tht time of Uctnae
Companies c a n c e 11 e d of Scandinavians, P..1editer· detail in the Bible -in the application and renewal.
policies en masse in 1958 after raneans, Negroes and 23rd chapter of Leviticus. Evaluate old and develop
the infamous Portuguese Bend Japanese. Gordon said the h I g h new I n d i v i d u a t coon-.
landslide when more than 100 "Ancient American history civilizations of early Central termea.sures to. reduce and
homes started slipping into the as taught in our schools might America resulted from im· prevent drunken driving, and
Pacific Ocean not far from the just as well be about another migrations of Afri can reduce and prevent serious
present site of Marine~and. planet, because it is com· Negroes, Scandinavian Vlk· crashes.
STAY CLEAN
Many o! the homes are also
In areas which are exposed to
brush fires in the summer and
fall months. The fires bum off
the vegetation, leaving the
topsoil barren and subject to
soaking by rain.
MADE STUDY
Charles A. Yelverton. a
geologist for the cjty engineer-
ing department, has made a
study of the winter slides. He
also has some viewpoints as to
why people go on ·nesting in .
Yelverton said every eng1neEr pletely divorced from any old ings. white men from lhi; Principal i,. •. ~ ..... ...._.,.. _.._ -~.A•· .
and geologist In the state knew world ties,"· Gordon ~aid. Mediterranean, and AinlLS, a project is SeymoUT 'Potll'"C:t, -:~ .... ~
that the project was on a slide Gordon said his view is sup-pre.Japanese population still M.D., professor of psychiatry
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••A lot of them have come
here from the flatlands o1 the
middle west and they are
delighted by the spectacuJa.r
views. The views are magnlf1·
cent.
"Then, too, you can get up
out or the smog and out or the
heat which can become ter·
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Valley, particularly.
"For another thing, there is
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area and that the developer ported by documents found in evident in northern Japan. at the USC School of Medicine.
either did or should have the ruins of Carthage and the Gordon said the earliest and d i r e c t o r of the
known it, too. early M i n ,o a n civilizations ¥tee, Yucatan and Peruvian university's ~ I n 1 t i t u t e of
The case of one.Los Angeles referring to colonies founded wr'itings refer to white men Psychiatry and Law.· ·
couple is typical pf experience in some vast land with with beards. who came from The first year of the projecl
with a slide. They have asked navigable rivers to the west. the East. t.106t of the early was under a contrad with the
that their names not be used He reported for the first history was destroyed by the St a't e of Ca 1 if o r n I a
betause they are involved in time deciphering a stone found Spanish conqui3tadores. TransportaUon A11:ency.
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BOUGHT ON HilL
They bought I house In the
hills overlooting S u D s e t
Boulevard, surrounded b Y
homes of movie stars and
celebrities, 14 years ago for
$24,000. It was a small home
but a bargain. Its value, in
fact, had gone up to an
estimated $50,000 by this year
and with a mortgage of less
than $10,000 remal.nlng. they
had an equity of $40,000.
On the night of the heaviest
of the drenching storms; they
discovered water would not
come from the faucets. The
next morning, as they were
lying tn bed with the rain still
pouring, they noticed that an
attached building aeemed to
be moving slowly"uphlll. They
jumped up and discovered it
WU lhe ~ which WU mov·
Ing -downhill and toward a
steep :m.roo1 slope.
The ~ has still not slip.
ped over the edge but it
perches there as if it may at
any moment and the cily has
condemned It as unsafe and
ontem::I that oo one may oc-
cupy it.
The owners, as a con·
sequence, have hed to move to
an apartment e.nd pay rent.
The bank lnslsb they C(ln-
tlnu@ making payments on the
mortg~p;e and the counly in·
•i•ts th•y .... llnu<! poying
their $900 a year toes.
Pre pare d t o Ce lebrate
These Boy Scouts o! Costa Mesa Troop 339, all prood pain>! leaden, bad barely
enough lime t<> pose for photographer before leading their patrols on asaault of
large cake (center) In celebrating honors garnered at recent 0.1 Mar District
cnmporee. Scouts and their patrols are (!rom left) Joe Pallo, Plnetr .. ; Kevin
Platte Wolf; JeH Halghl, Cougar; Bob Pallo (senior patrol leader); Saltt
Thompson, Falcon ; Rick Boose, Cobra, and Paul Fisher, Flaming Arrow.
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Ctrpeteil. ~peod a: f~oced. Atrium Hanover mode I. OWNER ~ buy VA FHA house. 2 be, trplc, comple~ carpeta, !fn.Pn, ~..-..,. ,AptL Fumfthed ., -l BR 1: den, Ip Hv rm. ,.uq ,JXlOI. ~· ~1540 . • Ltcana 8eadL 4tr _. ~:
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Bit 1" bath, italnlesa &tel Miut sell View end unit "C'' $lt,200. 4 Bedrm Huntl~ INch 2400 · Cotta. Mw 4100 Adults.: No ~ $135~mo. .. . ::::::--:-.:_!:. hlllt.m ·'--,.,;-•A_·. plan w/1951J "I· It. 4 BR'•• 3 $1~ •· "-~ * 3 BR dbhH , 11_., ,_ ~R VIEW $JO OQ ....I. 5'M5IO • •· S.nlo Ana 5620 ~--"·••-.,.·::: . ....,.._ ·--. w•-·-, BA' ttp. din' UPIJ'8d. •t ,.. ,._.,,n ' -' uno: .... New 2 Br den, I bath wa. ... ' Uifi' _,.._ ... ......_ ..., N'f' ~"~~ar: ed.'immacu1at~·Ca.1.1Mnl Payment. inclodel every. ~~7June15UIN Ftttplace,
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,churahe&.' ~9fl0 * ~ t.avei,3~~ ~ :ne· oomlorts aft· YoUl'B with ~A: pier, &araae, petto,· all elecirlc kl~ double REOECORA'Jij Up.ta.In 2 blt·lml .S125i·Adld~, bet ,_ta.: ~~ \LDIQrniahed ._ ~ti. 831-1400, 499-4lJI.
. -~ , · -._;1»·· -• . ::.nt m:'• beif~ C&Jh to the low intere1t Vle.W. 673-3948 oven, table top 1t0ve, near bdrm apt. n.50 Appt only Gar, ~ iev9 1 or ,.~t,. )',ear leue, 15'a5 Ol'FICE. «' small
1,N;;;•;;;•;>Jiei+;;;;:;;;_;;;DO;;;Och;:;i;;;· ;;;;1;;;2111;;;. J 15i311 HU&e" ht'e.trd &. filter-FHA Joan. $234 ptt montb .. 1 AL) UCI. &hoP»ina eenta', San • · *~* ' one~· ~Pobl~~ b•'••, downtll1wn Hubar
I' od pool with lols ot dedcing, lnclud" all. -Unlvmlshod D .... iWy., -A pools. ~ ~ 5200 ~ BMI. ldnl lar R. E. ete.
:w: • .... -. :"• ';o~· -~ Co-..... r ... HY( Bnnd ,_"'""""with all TRADEWINDS RL TY. 3000 w ......... _..,.,.after Newport .... 4200 .• tlEW DILUXE •. -$85. Monlllb'call SC-0212
lllfP nvu n new electric built-ins dish-847-8511 Gen1r1t 5 p.m. By Ownt5 833-2'm . l Br 211 ba • lor 1eUe Mu .... Q,A " dau&hter 13, 300 Sq Ft Office her and 1a1ge ' YEARLY LEASES AV.AD... • • ap-. , . •'Ould like ·to share your • • ~·~~
3 lied~ Iii balha; mod-';'~ ··with l""'l .:::"'· L'fUna INch 1705 3 ML ln>m bell. beL 2 lhop'g Irvine 32311111\-1 ba. -L fur, p;o ~ lj)&C, .•• llil!te, dlli ...... Jor ......,.., l'JWr COSTA MESA ~ em .. tr~ w / blt·ln&~ A _.,,.~ . . can . eta. 4~.aod.-Jd.· · ~ -i~im: l ba. v~.., UnL W ·rm. If dbl,.'.'PJ'IP, auto. tucber, woman lfvln1 •"l'C, wlm~{•t $3f.!loo. • :=:"'~ '=1~ EMEllAl;D. 'IA Y: : '250 mo. •i,...., ~ I "." 2 BR A oea. Bll·lnl, J ""· J BR. J ho. u~ PlO .SO.. -~-Pool 6 alooe. N"41 prtv, , ..... and lndVllrlol P..,. -
-• on1y' 5 BR, 4 BA on cuI-dwac 91!18-*1 " · ' 1 trple, wet bar. Avail. Jtme 3 BR, 2 ba. turn1abed '350° rec. u-. _ Hr~ Catbolkl bath •• Write P. 0 •. Bax .lBS, An. bfil 'R~J lof ' COOL B~UE with mognlllcont o c •an ll80. • ,Br, 2 Ba. Ip. feaccd 1 on l•ue $265/mo. BliAA WHITE. Real,..... ~A~ A 0.-Solvanr, Calli. ~ OFFICE & YARD ••
, . · · • DeJ1t -.,;,..,p..., mid view.~ ymt,:;.,,, deck: )'&l)I. w/it """· ch\ldttn . :l90l Newport l!IYd .. N.B. · <ii OHLlr 'Plo e .e 1.ANQLORDS e ......, ....., ..-. s.nta ~
C.. irilh lido .ittr. 3· Br. daulc r-• •-• ·!J'!.=""'-· · A Peta O. Bkr. ~ 3blt~~-+ ~ ";".:!'" ~ l!1M630 ..,._ Efta 131"71 Amlpa Wl¥ N.B. l'llEE JIENT.U.·IERVJCE ~-~~ ::!,!' alrft~
2 llatJo -·,,.,......Pl. 11hnpllctty and .. ~-:; .•• ,_ . panellod !amUy IJ&s. 3 Br, .111 ho. fenced @'"j;\s/~;;;··Qulck.. . SINQLE Yount Adulll Lux· DELX. i.;,... ,;..:,_ ; DD J --" ~. -"I -·
Tile rod, 1tucco. Newr Pnce to this towne home room. te beach & park, ¥Ucf, R/0, w/w, avail now • ~ my garden :c:th COW':t-BA. Wb' ~~;u.:::::,11 Untum. hol&le w/p.r A: .fenc> Ideal for • contractor, Full
rtnWd. Offettd furnished. Lock I~ leave It, then ~ Owner. Residence 4!N-52TO Bkr. !i3f..6980 . 3 BR 2li ba neu park I try club a here an<f cloec:. 2 bib 'io -.;;;;:..,-, ed )lard foe doc.· c:c:~·:n ~~ ~-,.
IUltR WHITI. Rltr. turn to• world apirt --u ~ M2-S4.1 $180. 2 Br. Condo. w/w pool, frplc i,. blt·inl P'15I ~-rci:mf~ ~~ ml.II. w.uc to' tido lhop'a. · ·•21U•att 5 pm · mcq tntarmation "" "J • ,'ft:~,:· e~.:_!;r• )'OU don"t like BLUE, don't llh ACRES drpl, pool, childlien I: petl nto. on 1 )T, leur. ~ Aftfl lGlb Newport ~a.ch a area. Pbont &a.J'15 I anj 3 RES. empL-studenta: wk call K. W, Small. ;.1.;
5.:w•.. --call. ua. ~'ll call )'qll. $500? UAdeveloped land. City of 0 .K-. Bkr. 534-691». · Jlp'e 15th. (71') 66-0550 · to 5 ,,m.. Eves and wkendl ii*· or apt: l..iiwia. DaDa Edchoff & Assoc,, Inc. .117t~
dn. Laguna 9 Bila be · 67Jl.l969 P&. or.Hunt Bch: 536oG68 . lilt w. Q;)apman Aw. --=-v• . . L 1 Hal Plnchln & Assoc. 0ce .. ;.;._,. ~ ,,!;: Casto MoN 31~ 3 BR + alrlwn. Jmm&c. DECQJIA:!~ PAD.;.1 II<. AV(oll. j ... L'! BR. 2 BA. whrifll, Gonce.., turn. Onlwe. Calli. ;::: aaw A' 3900E. C4ut Hwy. 61>-439'.! Into t3 '10ii~Pib ·$40,lioo; 'FREERENTAL cond. 2 ... bit.Ina A 11,k ~7/L ... :vm.-""'· C<Pll.drpa.$1151eaa.Open ·-In ~ ...... 541~·.,_ ...... ~ _., ~ V INCOME, TOOi 29'll Dn. t.: ttat slftper, . Avail by July 15 on 1 yr 1' . !II?> ~ ·12$2 ,llllarla Wu. 6$-7481 after S1:ll p.m. ·~·~
"'th •••' • bedroom J both J BR. "'""'· ocean •ide of MISSSIQI!' RL,J;Y. . 49W73J ' • SERVICE leue. 12!S/mo. loll· Bluff 4242 i>h. CZ131 98tA1l39 ., BR"""' lo .._ .., 1 or 2 Commemal IOI.I •. '.. + ~ for tenru1 court, H\\'Y-, New~ painted; pano . for example. 3 bedrooms 2 • , 3 BR. 1% S.. watertrnt. yean on lJtlo rate~'WW coo-,;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;1 • ~
pool, boll.ta • trailer, • w/pnvacy AND sep. rear SUPERB vtew, 'TIP.wet' cust. 3 baths $225.IXI per mo, can .N~ 3 BR. AttractM:lrplpa SUBLET 2 BR; 2 BA, apt crpts, dtpt. !!l_(-tftil. &dltl. IJO &Ider btl)1nc. 6'lM1'7 FOR· I ""SE :~
Delta R.eti Estate "64C• bach. apt. A &ood bUy • Br. Sell/trade. ~In> Eq. : ! a~~ t!ci:-U :.. tram ~/15 to .9115. Patio. . Pets ,,.S, $175 •. m.mt FAMILY 4 adllll _... S St . ~ r.i • ·~~~--~·~--Call to llf'le! 67S-M91; ~7161 Rea t· • •=-..s;. . Pool, linf:Tll, di&h8 Util pd • "_.... • nD0 Ill ft prqe BJdC. CID ·-:. .. ON A ~I>:' qulet W~ld Gene Roberbon, Realtor LAGUNA Canyan. 9Q.' q•: aired. l yr IN.le @ S2l5/ "'Adultl no pet&.~ mo.~ NE4R OC11J1,. uner 3 BR. 2 2 Ba. bo1M on or u. bet.ch. ~ mvd. 4 double doors, -.
81. In !Winer Elem. liNpL 675-2440 . ruotl ~-· ,.,..,. ~ .... • OB'~I COUNTY'S mo. Avail. Jul> L J3S2 . . • '~· fri>l<,'.i!O $2!50 Mo. AVOJI Xlnl rt!. 8'llM861 ~,..,Month.' -· .;::, Hi t>i&l. rte •lit)ple, heavy ' c "V• • -e """""" June 1ltll. -.n28 COUPLE ta ID rent ' '7$.81. $.nil na. I .....
1bob ..or, ~-Uv nn, . NEW LISTING Cl <r M·l ".'"'' U.000 dn. LARGEST 3 BR + 1bium,. J ho. """ ~-.c;. __ d-• u. • • In UC1 .,.":_" cd,""'135-1.532 ·' '!'!"!''!'i""!!"l"~!!!B"!tlli '
din rm. tlect. blt·lrni, 3 BR 2 Cottina Hl&hJand•i 0 c f,a n Bkr. 67S«Bl. 49f-7161 Rn. 291 E 171h St ttt ttM· ended" thnloUt.. trplc I: '-VfWMI ,_.. mmr CUO Corona clel Mir 1C.t. ·Aw Del Mar, 8aJ'I -~~
Ba. "dtan. eptJ/drp. •. 2 .~~~ 8RFUIJ. 2 Ba. Yoo own L19un1 Niguel 1707 3 BR. ~n 2·aa.' 1..:.. fenced blt·lnl. ch>lce loc. Avail roz"! 2 BR.. trpl. Ground Rooms for Rent. 5995 ~\e. m• lt 100•. . .. ,;:.
patios, do( run. $42,500 by, "'"'" ... JU. Price $44,0IXL . • .... Aur 1 on 1 yr leue @ tl"oo!-. Near shopping. Unt ., Owner, ..,._ cw m-w _,.
(l'M)Q' SU-159' CORllN-MARTlN IMMED. oa:up. '"5 BR. 2'ii ~ "!i:;.1o;-~=.eyi S300/mo. Sl&O; tum. $175. Adult. only, ~· .,,_. SUMMER f!n~ .rune 15' ~ M·l lot, aood c. M. 1ocaHon. .~ ....
THI! llllFFS R .. ltors BA. INllt-ln kitchen. "1>1. If. l"t O.K. Leue. mo. Mo. BOB PETTIT, Rultor , "° !"la. Ownen/a((.. · • -· Scpl 3. <W0tnen) Klt<:h 50 , 300, ~ 113.lGO. .r
l Bft • 2 Ba wtth comtt lot 3006 E. Coast ~wy., OlM lot. nn. far poot &--5637 water rum. n4: '755-9233 ' . -~-Hal .Pinchill I: Allor.. 67S-C392 privl. f'i3-m«t"bhm 9 AM A Sullivan 5M-6761. ~
view • sPOclous 1..u.._ 6'1$-l61i2 D loxao For S.lo 1975 4 BR. lam rm 2 BA. ,;.ill, lalbOa Island 2 ~DRM, Doluxe, all alee. lltl n:ff Adiu 1 · , -~ Oalklm earpts, drp1, other INV EST N~R ~' up · ln& pl.iu dlsh.;;hr. SlSS/mo~ Store or office, w/w carpeta. blt-inl kitchen, pool. WUU. l A: 2 BR: l"ul'll 6 lh*nl NJ(!E J\.oom-for •mplayed lndudrl•I Rtntll '6090 ... ~ ...
extn.s.Handytopool.Otm. 0CEAN3BR.3%ba.,den,2 J)UPLEX S!Jtm $IA% 1,,. Walltowall-tsA:"-....... S1!iO Bkr 6C-955i5 eourt.prace,e.xcelJ.e-nt .._._1 _ • ..___.-....._ ~SU. weekly. ..-....... _, er $'1.,500 &M-0771 frplc&, 3 gar&&U, t.ict, ' -r ... _. · ' condltkin (213) 210-4223 att1 ...-• .,.... • i''' ... paUU9.'cvuu. ~ INDuo3i~ t1111t $8)
. be am/ctllinp. channina: terest. 514 i'emle&f, DIM. Fenced yd. m-9563 FOR LEASE: Sba.rp 3 bdrm, 6 p M. ' T.-. ec.rtn11 DflL put-· mo. Yml apace available.
8LUJ1FS .~ JI)' view' on rna· home or uee aa Duplex, or s. of hwy· 675-fiOM Bn>ker · 4 BR houte Mea V~ 1 2 Ba, cpts_ A 4J'pl. 1'rJ!lc, · t1zW sr-n. . GENTLEMEN • V~ Bead\. * ~ 724 ::-eu*'~M~~. 3 ~ build %nd bbme on 61& )oL RENTAL~ . •-~a. Bltna. pew)y~."'~ l:!Ji:w.,~U~z:al1Y,.~ ~ 2 BR ~ultl 4 .1 c~ no . -· ·~ fie. -:µti!& ,fblj{ijl W k7 ~;;.s , '~'~'"°' -~..C-M!!;liic ~~n--~ 1:W:ll£ Ill f•lw.t'~..,. Aiii:k;l",\'911-~ 6JI .fu:r~ -OwT. • _../'mo~= .... •.._ IW.. -'L... • e1 ';:f!. • ' "-'-1'"'-"-... ~ .,._ -':!:c "'" • .-5. 1'6'2526 15th. 133-JOl7 -· -•• ,,,.., • . . 1:;:;:;:-;.,;c;:,.,,....·:..,;,·,.,,;· T~C DUPLEX _,., 2000 • . ...... rrsWllM>ERnJLtbo____ 5991. . ;;'."~
REDUcgp$liiiilow138.150 So. ... Hwy,2,Br.bome bi~ . DUPLEX. $J.50, 2• ~,R, Corona dol Mar n50SMAU. furn Bachelor a · !n~,...,.,j BeauWul -V-OIJ. ~.,
4 Br., 3 Ba .• tam. d!D, around"•unf'ly patio; chH:cy BEAUTIFUL Mesa Vtrdl ~. drpa, blt-!J1a. Prlv. UW pakl f75 mtmth pt. ~ "...tfted Ada, Cbllck OUl!SJ" HOME de-Ac lot. Walk to M-. :=;:
I uttl/Jaun nn.iTolal >400 1q. studio apt. w/dedl:, $41,500. ~-4 BR, 2\S BA. pool. yard. Gar. Adults. '46-1969 OIARMING 2 Br. 2 Ba. . *m-'18'2• · , u::: nowt . U..GUHA NiGVEL . Verde Country Oub. Price ""'•
fl ~ Vista &aya.· e>wner. Ortftf• C011t PNptrty torma1 DR. dm. Leue 3 BR houle. 1% BA. Double home, Jtdrfc. 6: bitn. stow. · · Seledtve ruem for a loveJ,y rlcht,•t $1&.250. ;,. ffff~1.50;.· 332 Marguerite ~ $400/mo. 546 -1220 or pn.p.Aduitlon)y. #15 Mo.. '-· m..on Cotta MIN 5100 Ctet• MIN . s1oo ·bic>me. Owner and ooerator ~-"$41-5111) -~
5 BJJ.. ·4 BA Ivan Well& Mme iiARBOR VIEW Hilla. Lusk :stS---063J ~ol eve/qt -' ~h.. 2 p~ :v:: · !-°r=-3' ..,.
with lf,taM«. yd. tam rm, bomrllo": ,For aal< bJ ~-noral ·-~--•I ·--•I . -'.. polnbnenl. , llll-""1-llll fl."« M -~ ~ Im-<>wnu. J Br .. 2 belt..~ ------8«61 or 1117457 Mlllt D\ed~ftntt.$67,!IDO. T\lltr wi,y. t44-1119 .. · .. , • . • ,....-:
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a. -. . .....,. ....,,. Lon OI' ROOM , · ·' won -· -'-· Elv 2000 It..
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MINOR REPAIRS. No Job PAINTIN<HM 4 Ext '-'1 -ff u ~·ff" E s ...... ; "' ClnNla1lon l>epo-.,, "COST ACCOUNTING ' , Too Small. C.btoet 1o 1.,. contn.Cled · . .....,... Fully'°' ~ * DlannASnER 1• bellfnner. """' 11JUatlo" CLE~K .ANA~YST ·
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568175, 11 no antMr leave Jim Weeki 67$..JlG& • NIWPORT IUat ' · " , ma.n Jus.t wt ot I.he m.Wtary atneerin&. compJly re11'u1m
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AMerson JOB. Xlnt 'Ml~ l'W. !tee l'IHda with experience. Apply be-a, Job with a tuture. Good •ceottntin& dutie., inctudfnl
:::::. REPAIR, Partttlona, ~all est. J rM 642-4669. ELEC• tween il:OO.pm and 4i00 pm, 1u.l&ry and !rl.njft, lncl\1<1· direct labor diltrlbu~ ~"!'~'7 Remodel. elc. Nile or da,y, PAlNTJ,NG, P~ 16 )Tl in pet'IOD. Ing uge of J com)latlY auto. mainteftllnce of lnvutory
· '1} Reas! Call Kt.N ~ tn Harbor area. Uc I bond· ~tact ,George Hanlin&:, cost records &: WOl'k In Pf'O>
"· -MASTER carpenter, 14 ..; ed. Reb luru. W.2356 TRON ICS COCO'S . Circlllatloa l>eoutment. ""! ""''"'°''" MUil be alie hoW-: Remodeling·-NEAT, exp. ""'°"'· no D•lly Piiot to ........ """' ,.porb -
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SPECIAi. CLASSIFICATION FO~ REP'A!R!, -41.TtilATioNs Low pdcel! s"""' S4M5l9 '"'NITOR . AM TRAINEE Work ._,. ·'" accot1Dtff.c, NATURAL IORN SWAPPERS CABlNEl'S.,,.,, •lte job FOR Erleriol' palnllntl caJJ ..,.. and on ott.,. mochtoeo
' Specl1I Rate 25 yn. expe:r. 548-f7l3 ~. Reference1. CIANS' MAC~ DONALD'S . ii JtlrUW Saluy plus COMmlulon, Ya· helpful Salary open. Pleue
S Lin• -5 tlmel - 5 bucks CARPENTRY • .repaln -Janitorial help.' Prifarred cation, sick benefll'I A' re-send re5uriie to or 11M>IY at
•uLES -~ MUJT iHC\uoe aen'I fix It. QUallt)' work. Pl•l't•rJn9 .. Rep.Ir 6880 agea ~to 60, Eqlerl~ de. Urement plan. Cood oppo; SJA(O IN( ,__,.., ..,._ -. '° 1"'• ,,..... • .,.. ""''"' ~ iU-8464 or~ for compontntc tett and airable but net ~neoeuary tunlty tor qualllled man. \\e r • ~YOU• ~:~: l"~ll -,;j.:,~ .. ~rllt-. •PATCH PLASTERING. All production 1upport, A mini-Good piy, liberal· trin&~ wiH train. Tf'.e Sin&tt Co.
PHONE 642-5671 c..-nt, Cone-. 6600 ~Free estlrna.te. Call mum ot one ~ et recent beiiefl.q. ex~llent wfll'klng Tm Edina:tr. Huntington
T Y T ·• r' p -•I Ad •••• .,_ ind ,..._, ..i.. .... _ Is condftV.h• A-~ in Beach Shopp~ Coente:r, HB
o Piece our ,_, I lrmu M .... i~'A expeknow',::;::C, of -~ betw;;f2 ·P&r"'~s ~ See Mr. Fe?Taro,
12 M-1 a.bops In 2 Ult-up
bldp on Placentia, C.M.
\"alue $1.S0,000. Trade part
tor pmperty. Balance?
Call owner 548-1542
• Concrete fin:, patke ele. Plum bing 6t90 ....... C'l. --BUS Lak2: Anowhe&d wate.rtront Concrete & blk top sawtna. ----,.,-----I id '•late drcuitey 11 de:atr-call M7·9UIO, 1ttvitlon ot BOY I
tree A cir, $50,en> val. Pa· Reas, Don, 60-3514 PLUMIJJlQ'G REPAIR •blie. Mr.Jack~.168ti6~ DISHWASHER
cl.tic Palisades ocean w lot, DRAIN Cl.EANING Blvd, HB ' Over 18
free &: ctr, $27,500 nJ. • ~NCREI'E wwk all ~2387 or 540-7217 Ope:ninp are on lrt I. 2rid BARftllftfft APPLY IN PERSON
Want: Income. Bkr. 543-Tl'll ~s~~e~ & C\/-ltam. r-~P°'L"UMBIN==;;c'""°'REP="'AI=a:-l lhllt, IUIUUC I
Oiolce 4-Ple:x. 11> 3 BR 2 ba No job too .!UDall BOB'S BIG BOY
13) 2 BR I ba. E"•Ule nr • CUSTOM l'ATIOS • • 642-3123 • H U G H E S DAYS & HITES lS4 E. 11lh st. 17th SL Income $535/mo. concrete sawing 6: remoYaJ 1, Costa Mtsa.
1139 liker St.,
Cost• Melo
549-3041
e TELLER e
EXPERIENCED
• • '
FRIGIDAIRE
JET ACTION
Fr1lidaJzo IB mln. cycle " the futelt tn the lnd_ustry.
30 ~atres do the work
of 40, 30 min. ...Wrs. Find
out bow eu;y It b to own
Wlll trade good vacaUort
trailer, reaJ10n.able apace
rental for small plot or
land. Mt111t have water &
electridty. 548-C831
$'5,500. TRADE'" yo"' 3 Sia" Lk.*812-1010 Sewing . 6~• NEWPORT BEACH STOCK CLERKS e PROCO I'
o'4 BR bome. AgL 54&'580 Chlld Co,.. 6610 ""' Apply In P"''".° $450 per monlh lo •tart. No OPEfV.T II. e I
TOWNHOUSE3Br.2l,Sba. --------eore~i>esf:ations 54XI Superior Aveni.le ' blKDDI ~r,· .llf experience ne'eeuary. Mon. UNITED CALl,OltNIA S9CXXJ eq, in 50xl 40 R-3 lot
w/jd rented hlle, next to
Garden Gl'O\'e Civic Cntr '=
HS. total val $20,500. Trd
fur unill or ! 547~ Bkr.
Beaut. appt'd. Priv, patio, WILL-bab)'!llt June thnl •646-6446* Newport Beach, Calif. llUUll.ft .C d&¥ through P'ridQ. Cllance BANK -'
pool: nr. bay, Val, $32,500, Sept. my ho_me. Warner It. -;====--==;-:-·! to advance. Write Dally for T.0., car, camper or ? ? Sprlngtiale V1c. 846--0S<H Alter•tlons-642·5845 EquaJ opportunity employer 151 E. Coa1t Hwy.. Pilot Box M417.
Owner 646-fJ654 Neat, accurate, 20 Yl'L exp. M It F Newport Buch SHOE SALF.S m a nag e r
• -laundl,,. Garden Grove, Sula Ana.
Tu.tln, Onnp. Anaheim
SIX U n I t • apartments
Highland Pk. '7 yn. old,
built -ins:, air • corxi, cpt1,
drps, Will trade for lot in
Beach Otlea:. 213-796-lllO
CAREER trainee. America'• Wunt TrH Service 6910 retailers or women's ~s.
TREES pruned, lopped & OPPORTUNITY! LEEDS soo. s1o... s..
-57~--~G~bi-.a~Co-n-,,.-,.,-. ~All~ 1 _Con_1_r_ac_c1o-'"---66--'-20
power. VER'i RARE (ser-ADDmONS.REPAIRS
Coln·O-Matic
Eq~l_.i, Inc.
233t1' W. Va!enol&
ial #149) $3500 value, trade REMODELING
for furniture or 1 642-5243 Desl"1ing' 6: Pl&ttnlri& removoo. 26 yn exp. MANAGEMENT Joto todaya futesf """"'" C...t Plaza. Conlact Mr.
. Paulson Tree Service profea:lon·lhhal'J'-d .alel•i:Pilol='-"'======= I
U.ke Arrowhead Magnlfi.,
cent 5 Br, • Ba on j'O).f e&e
&: lake. View, $125,(0)'cle.ar,
Airplane or boat trade.
O\\'tll!r (Il.C) 459-3103 or
337-3169
SlS-7234 TRAINEE No """"""'° "" ,.,.. r We fraln • IUD ., part -Agenc_IH, Women 7300
or -4~0 Kitchens-Baths. etc.
HONOLULU Hawaii • prea. lJc'd 6: Bonded. Free est.
tige home w/lrr pool in A • B CONSI'RUCTION U hol F"UDerton 71.f: ,525-'1!33
MOVING; Complete baby
shoe brCnzirl& o u t f i t.
Includes show ca.se I.
, mounts. $150. takes all.
540-1998 Do ~ want more hxome?
DESJGNER-BUILDER Will trd. $26,ln> eq, E-lide
Business Operation It equip. Ullita w/$365 mo, spendable
Estab. 10 yn. Balboa Island, inc. for )'OU1' dear home.
673-6500. C!Vl!S IJ'B..1$1 Owne:r/bkr. 646-3750
An~~? Wild '65 Ilalian sportl Car, v· It ranch .A .. , .. .,., Cmvette enr. 370 bp, 2+2. 11 our ~ Cost $10,CQI new, Trade for
SMALL Groc. ~tore in H.B. late jeep, carry-al) or Vol·
re1. area. Available: $80 mo. VO wag, 546-5387
leaae. 213: 69&-9880
Sportllne J>ower ~t .. 18'
otfsh)re 110, tully eqWpl,
trlr. Xlnt amd. Trade for
late model car or income
property. 837-86&1
Kahala area. L e a 1 e d • 1122 Pau1ar:tno, CM P stery 6990 Excellent training program
$72.500 val-eq. $42,000. Want "°=="*"545-4911_.,,..,,-*,.,..,,..,.,...1 c:'ZYKOSKI'S CUst. Ubol. • • .for 8: excellent ~Hon.
S. cal. prop or Inc, 646-0732 ADDriiONS. r em o d e I • European Cratsmanship OUr_ • uruqUe ?danaa:ement
qt. reasonable; get o the r 100% fin! 642-1454 Train111g Program follows a
Lake Arrowhead waterfront estimates. Then C • 11 1881 Newport 81., C.M. well planned, comprehensive
•-• clr l50 • "' p 847-2476 O tchedule, •• prov!de1 )'OU the ... ..,., ... , .ooo v • a· J BS & E"!t\PLOYMENT best opportunity to develop
clfic Pallsadea ocean w lot, J qWckly into a responalble
free &: clr, $27.500 val C1rpet L•yln9 & ob W1nted. Men 7000 executive in Consumer ru.-
Want: Income. Bier. 5'8-77U Repelr 6626 CARPENTER'S HELPER a.nee •• .Interviewing 11 a
43' ?1-1'.athews F/B yacht, twl'I CARPET VINYL TILE E.'l(Perienoed, Good ttf. C8ll major part of t~ non-teU-
lmpe:rial eng. Full e1ec w/ Expert installaUon Ralph, 644-2227 \na:, aalarled position,
alp. $50,000 clear. Want BLANKINSHIP FLOORS
SSO:M home, bus. or amlr. 642-140.l 54(}.7262 Job Wanted 1 ...a.. 7020 Uben.l employee ~netifl
boat. 546-8030, ext 4M 894-' -,-and regular lalary 1nc:rea.
,-,..,,,...,,....,,,,----.,...-, 1 Drifting S.rvli» 6637 COMPETENT conl.cientkrus ea based on )'Ollr PI"Oll"l!SL Sailboat 38' roomy, fast woman wishes to contact K1gh school graduate.
sailer. Sll,500 val + older 3 DESIGN Dndtinf, alectro employu Who need& ex-
._.. rnecb P /C ~t 1:· detail· --' -"-"''-... _. Br. hse CM. $15,750 vii.lo t'<'-4 ....... ~~ secre. ..... .,,
Want comm1 or tndust. tng. Ken Sr. ll9l bkkper, Girl Friday who
prop in CM. 6134il7 isn't &fraid of w o rk.
PACIFIC FINANCE
19921 Magnolia at Adami
Huntington Beach
Mutu1I Fund Aclvlaors, Exec. Secty, Miuion Viejo
Inc. area •....... 1 .... $500 ma.
Npt & 1603 Weatclitt Sect)', good typist, s ome
S.A. 1212 N. Broadwa,y shorthand .......• $450 mo,
517.a331 DentaJ AMisl, Garden Grove
SALES TRAINEE area • .... · • •• •· ·• • $433 mo.
Nationa.i Co lookin& for liWi Secty, m shorthand, Hwit·
to cover Or; (b m,. Groc inlton Beach ares . $433 mo.
exp pm. Q, W. • ~ Reception.isl, bib claas beau.
Start at $6500 Call Mr ty 18.lon ·" •• • ·" • $398 rno.
Rlcharda ~ • 488 E, 11th St., Suite 2Z4
COASTAL AGENCY Costa .M.,. 642-1410
A member of
~lllng " Snelling !no. 2790 Harbor Bl, Costa Mesa
Help W1nlod
Women 7400
DUNCAN
Bui. W1ntld 6305 .... * * * * * ATI'R.ACTIVE, capable ,"!l"!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!'!"!~!!!!!!!!!!!!!~!!'!!~'!!!!'!!!'!!'!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!I
qerdenlng 6680 49J..400'1
NURSE, Healthy, ~nial. in·
tel~nt. If interest, in-
tegrity, and companion are
prime requ\sl~s. . p hone
494-5490. Ref.s. Excbd.
DISHWASHER
BOTH SHlm
Applyln ........
SURF & SIRLOIN
5930 Poe. Cot Hwy 19:n~~ ~~· Newport ... ch
Equal opportunity employtt 1-r;D:1<1suH:i'-iMAU.c"'H"'l"'N"E;--I
Immediate openings for
youn1 woman will :
part!clpafo wllb time and ANNOUNCEMENTS ANNOUNCtMENTS
money ln a roing boutique, ind NOTICES •nd NOTICES
woman's appan:l 1 ho p , ---------I ------'--640-5 bf!ach area, that needs ex, Lost 6401 Per10n1l1
panalon or ope r atln1 ----------r·---------eap!tal. Submit particulan
to Box 1'1·701 Dally Pilot WHOEVER. lound a male * DIVORCED Himalayan cal on or .,.,
ANTHONY'S
646-1948
The Be:rt, cm;lll no more!
Experienced Maintenance:
Budget Larxlscaplng
Graduate Horticulturist
2 Ill-POWERED Saleswomen
to work on <X>mmilU>n &:
Wary. Bax P667, Dally
Pilot, CM
MOTOR HOME
Money to loin 6320 V1sta Del Oro in the Blutta: y I , EXPERIENCED n~
on May 18th or 19th, I will •• t t Your Fault panion. C.ook dleta. Excd-Immedia•-operung· ' for .:._
give you a Sdlnauzer dog For recorded me~e that 1 t f Ext l <B 49+850. "' '"""
who I• -for her "'11 clumge your W•. ALLEN BROS. en re'-' .wtlh experience In plmnb-
•BUILDERS
e ASSEMBLERS
will CALL GAL Friday -E x e e • lrlg, electrical. wall!, ct.bln-
OPERATOR
Union scale. Hospital, aurst-
cal, medical, dental plan,
paid vacation, overtime pay.
Apply In person.
How•rd's Rntaur•nt «m. W. Coast t{wy., NB
Man.&gnnent Tnlineti
PART TIME EVES.
ASSEMBLY
TRAINEES
Excellent Elec-
tronics.firm. Ex~
cellent working
conditions •nd e""'
ployH1 benefits.
3029 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Meu
546-2033
Equal opporhmity emplO)la'
CLERK TYPIST
Alf!rt rirl.. production ~
trol office. Typinc, fillrw.
po1ti~ Xlnt w.vrJdnc eond's.
itlcludin&' all bene.fitL
CALIFORNIA
Injection Molding
200 Br:luJ Ave.
•
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Costa ?tlesa 54&~~1
An equal opportunit,y
employer
*KEYPUNCH
OPERATOR
One to three years npert..
ence, second &bltt, MGllllQ
tbru Fnday. ;
Contact Pat Yolawn
• COLLINS RADIO CO,.
19700 Jamboree Rd. •
N..,_Beacb
WAITRESS
F'uIJ time, l'l'IOl'ldr1p, ~
MnL Experienced preferred_
Appl)> between 2:00 pm and
-4:00 pm.
COCO'S lt:l • 2nd loam for qulck
cub. Bonow OD )'OOl" pro-
perty eq without dilturbina:
Y'Qtll' low interHl lat TDs.
Also buyrn for 2nd TDL
S.'lliler Mortgqe Co. Inc.
PLAYMATE If you SANTA ANA G11rdtntr1 Stvd11nt1 Secretary Mature skill.a: and eta and finish • or we will s3 50 h 2165 Fairview Road 2131 W111tcllff Dr., NB '
please call 6"-0719 547-6667 working way thru. coll~e. j~ent. ~7306 train you. Must have mme per r Costa Men NCR Operator -I
TINY YORKY male 5 moa., Exp. Lle. Ru.! Terms harid tools, S@e Rlck. 2135 11 11 ExoeJlent ~Bu.eh Co.
4 lhl. ~black fur with SfUDENTS • cotlep A hi PHONE 646-4200 Domestic Help 7035 Canyon Drive, Costa MeH F,quaJ. opportunity employer Pleasant working oondltion/
Servin& Harl;lor Area 2D yra.
336 E. lltL SL
642-21n 54.5-()61]
LAGUNA BEACH exduaive
fl2.. duplex lot, north end,
few 11teps to acenlc co\'e
beach. $35.000. Will trade
for income. Owner. Prin-
ciples uni,. Wrilli c/o DaUy
Pilot Box M 353.
Money W1nted 6350
tan rnrkgs. Very friendly, achl-lmJ>fOft )Our con-* HOUSEKEEPER OR '642·9758 Call 547-7782 Mr. Bond top benefits, $S4l mo. Cd
no •• ..collar. Sinct 5 I 2 7 centratlon A: memory. Start NEW l8wns re. 1 e e d i n g . '""l':~!'!!~:'!'~~'!"!! Licensed Real E1tate Salea. •--O Edee 546.5410.
Wntmittster. Reward for now to prepare for next Complete lawn care, clean C'OMPANION available !or INSTRUCTORS man needed !qr bnmM!ate '""iluty perators JASON sm ~l or infor. No questions semes~. Leam self hyp-up by job or month. Free family ca.re or single lady. employment, New unit oow Experienced openi.l«s need· Employment Aieney
asked. m..3467 l10l!is. You'll be gl8d you esUmate11. For into, call Excellent relerences, drive. Mature, fOtma: adult, looJdne selling. Will train. e'd at a rapidly growi"" fll"llt 2UJ So. Main, S&nia A,. I
• did. For information call oA"' .... 3., Avail. now. for a:ood fut1.rtt, ablf! to meet F •-H 1 --• GRO\VN Male Siamese ca., Ml-4614 O"l9"'1,I<! •or 893-1995 HOMEMAKERS 547$1 the public, Apply in person. our -•sons omes c au ...... on located near the SARAH COVENTRY hai
altered. Wearing red collar, CUt a: Edge Lawn H l"d H Ith S Hwntlneton Beach UCI campw in Univ~rsity openinp for Ml or _,.._
vie 1.lagnolla &. Adami, HB. BACH seeks eirl to exch ten-l'ofalnh!nance, Ll~nsed Chinese live-in!. Cbttrful O I ay ea pa '61-4500 Park Shopping Center. Guar-tJme 'Sales. Min. .,. ]S: ,
Reward. 962-4708 nl1 lessons f o r dancing 548-4808/&!~.2310 aft 4 Permanent. Experienced Costa Mesa e HUni.:-0 n Bch I ----,==~' antee, Cormnl..uion, Paid va· lessons. 492--0386 PV'l!!I. ...'6, DOORMAN cation. can 833-0270 Pleasant work. no inW:st, nO
LOST : Diamond Engage-DlclCs Gardening-Rel. Far East Agency 6f2-871Xl BOYS 10 .. 14 PARKIN~ ATTND6T BEAtmCIAN . deliveries. For intm.1eW ~::ro!~V~~ 0 ~11i Announcements 6410 de~u:.i~ ~~';:'~l.ra Geo= 8J': :::ncy Carrier r:tea Open Full or part tJrne., day or eve. to work full time Cmta Mesa call 54G-0614/ 831-41'9'f
P·•k •-·-~ -"" 106·B E. 16,. SA .. 7 ·~ , --··· Beoch, ._._ , ----lie, Calll driwr, Neat ap-aaJon, Pa1cl val:l.tions. etc. S..8'!-8950 ii , WANrr ~.ooo l•l TD·-build' ----· -~-·---~------ASI'ROLOGY ,., ____ , now AL'S c-~-nln s I .... ..... """"""" ~..... au. .._..... -·-Call ot I ..... I $5 .-w ,. ~ .. ...., g erv ce. pearance,,Q.IO, Gff..17001 No cllentele requlred-riew r •res~-o 1
&: architect design b>me tn Black & white hl!agle, 8 moe. formlna:. Summer &eulon. Lawn maintenance, garden-ENGLISH Nanny avail. im· DAILY PILOT ext 555, 'to 6 p.m. grads weloomed. Ca 11 Several top co'a in beach
HB (near Lake n... .... , Answers . to Matthew. Vic. beginners/advanced. Fo r 1 ...... &:: clean up. """ .,629 med. Ex c e I. I o ca I. 642-4321 --' al wllh ~ l"" .. 11. '"6 u=-.> Fl BERG L A s t 0 0 ! Ing, Manager ~9919 area tle.:u a: s •"""" '
$55,000 mortgqe v a 1 u e. Wave St., Laguna, Call Nan-info call 675--6661 Da,yg. JAPANESE iardener Compl ~"";:;::"~"';::n:;ce~•::;·=::;Ai~'":;cy~642-8~~7~03~1---;.iAi;.-£si<Er;___ molding, bonding, b 0 at CREDIT WOMAN skills. Some Fee Pd, (>JtOo
Responsible party. 536-6118, cy, 494-1900 675-2140 aft.er 6 "'-· d ndabl • -E fee Jobs1 c·" Loraine M_; Rl'V. .w.o;pei', epe e, H I w ·-· M noo ~ --·Mlh. 11 h carpenter. xperienced only, Retail credit &Y?Wtrien"" pre-...... . er
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ANNOUNCeMENTS brown owrnl&ht ca.se. Back Rare colra, sets, mall auc-CLEAN-UP Speciallit! ~tov· ~~:ast~oo~~~ , 1974 Placentia, CM = S+day~~~~.40 La~ ;: WettclW Dr., NB.~ ~
and NOTICES ~--~ ~~'~· .... A,pt N. CM. tlon, eBclc. 741 s . Cea.st, La-tng, edging, odd j 0 b.. NOW HIRING + oommlsslon + P.M."s. BAKERY HELP. WW train son'" Jeweler;, 65 Hunting-r---;o-....,-----1 '
nicwwu • .....,...J..W guna. h. 6'--5585. Reasonable. 5f8...fi955 APPLY il nee. Full time. Apply loJ'I Center, H.B. Housek:Mper : s.
Found (frH Ads) 6400 8 WK. Old black kitten, grey SERVICE DIRECTORY 333 E. 17th St., C.OSta 1t1:eu. morns. to Paul Tague, EXPERIENCED TELLERS 2 hrs. a da.y, lite worlr: • ! 1 blue eyes, vie. Diamond St., Johnson"• Gardenina: 53 MEN Snack Sho d k
YOUNG m&le puppy, part Ba100a Jsl. 615 -6 6 81 • Appli1nce Repailrs Finest equip., expert care. 464 s. Main St., Santa Ana P Baktty, 3444 E. Full or P.L Ume. Apply in ays a wee $100.00 ..J:..r "~ J
German Shepherd, well Reward Perts 6510 Planting, clean-ups. 962-2035 ALL WORK PUBLIC -~'-"-.-·~m;a, . _ . . _l ~q:1 .. -~~~:d"U~ ~;au'.~...:.,:)"-.~'"'"'-
tr&Jne:d, hoose:brlcn Brown & ' Yamauchi Garden Servlce BA~Vrf/9~ ~.-.if~ pro-1 ool ueslfner to $IOO 3444 Via Lido, NB. 64a.27'i0 estclill Drive, N~.
white. Vic NeWJX)rt lsla.nd. Person•ls 6405 e AUTOMATIC WASHER Free Landscape Cot\5\lllim!. .. :: ~ ~ ~,. -.•· ~UJonal ne:wapaper report-2 )TS. college + 2 yurs exp, equal opportunity employer
673-&l.55 REP~.lN e.~lmlM' ... ,,..._,....,... .., -lrf&: experience to lll!l'Ye u call OM MerchMts Pnnon-SAL.ES W o MAN . Ex· GIRL FR ID A Y, book', $-~~' v~ ~1:"'-~ '~···~·· ., ui.-.,., . ..,. ' .,,., . .,.~ ... ~-~1~' -·J• .... ,"" d ' LARGE OOMP•""' Jr. Ac:cro11t ExeeuUvt with ~l Az'ency 2043 Westcllff pericnce:d in ladie• -·dy to keeping/ 11ecretarial. Mon, Jo.}_, .... ·~~ . , • r· ......:.~.7~,-,,,.,. , -,.t•1'1'1"'1!' · 1''":""'1' · ·-• a ..... n11e G•r ner ..... ,... ..... w~ •
VJC-'& 'Plat.enba, f1"1"" StJPRE'ME Appliance Re. Exper~~mpl yard service! EXPANDING IN l,)C8! P.R. Counseling firm. Dr., N.B. &G-2770 w-ear. Apply Mon thru Frl ~. Fr., 9-5. AP 25-35.
' CM. Owner clalm or tree to OU. pair, Refrlr, 'l'Ubl!n, dr,y. Free est. 548-7958, 546-072-4 ORANGE COUNTY 838-7497 MAINTENANCE "lnan. Ex· from 10-4, APROPOS· No. 96J2'13SJ IKNJ~•;,,,,,_
aood home. 642..s&:n d . en, Tom. 546-1363, $47-6691 !-===="==="==== SALF.S ~ needed at once, l per. in all phases of apart. 27. Town & Country, Orangll • · ~
FEMALE Puppy, b1k with H1ullng 6730 TOP PAY / men to 'WOl'k eves. No ta-ment npair far ·apl com-* RECEPTIONIST * Huntington Beach
whL mar""'"'-Hu an •P. ' MICHAEL SCOTT Babysitting 6550 =="----':= ve•bnent, no e:ipert.,..,.. p1.,.,. Write PO Box '68, Part time. Age 19 lo 25. WOMAN for lull tl m •
petite big as it is. Vic. HAULING, clean-ups, lots, Must be able to start lmmed· Good car neceuary. Cali CM, Calli., 92627 Accuni.te typing experience. employment In beauty aup-
Fairview/Baker. &18-2733 BABYsnTING, ·My home. ganges, etc. Lrg truck, iately, CALL P ERSONNEL Mr. Flaherty, 526--6616 ' EXPER. Service itation at-Schock Boats, Newport. ply store. Some be:aut.y e1r MAS'ous Nke play room 6: fenced in handyman, anytime. Call omCE FOR INTERVIEW * EXP dlshwaaher I kit tendanL Apply: Richfield e 673-2050 e beautician exp'd requind.
SlBERl.AN Silver HuU;y, vie ·-..oi n..1 .. I···-• -·-•-•. BOB ~A:: """""' 'IONDAY • TUESDAY EP Call aft 7 p m ~• -Jamboree Rd il Ba.ytlde, ,. ..... '"''"Y ..,,..., Lllol-.i .;-;-;;;;;--;::,,C.•~=,=,-== " "" • helper, !ull time. D EN· Station, Harbor il Hamlltol\1, EXPEFUENl.:E..n _ Ntwport · · ~ NB. Call to id en t t fy , Born to ~1r. & r.trs. W. G. Near We:stclitt shopping YARD/gar. clnup. Remove 774-7251 DABLE. -494-4898 CM Beach Orthodontic office, BAN'KProot Qp@rator/Qmi.
67>13'9 t-lai;tow of Fountain Valley area. Call 5@..4M8 trees, ivy, dirt, tractor back EXPERIENCED only _ "Benton's Coll~ Shop f · 64s.55S8 front desk. Send resume to put.er Oerk. Position no 1'
'TI'Ebi<;;;nt,;;:;;;;-p.;;;;;y: I ~o~n_:J~une~3~. ~6~10..~IB~IJ~"\Cf:!;"~L~ I WILL Bab)'lit my home 5 hoe, grading. 962-8745 fiberglass moJden 1 0 r 133 S. Cout Hwy, LB EXP'i) Serv1ce Station . full Daily Pilot Box M 354 available, at Securf1;y P• LITE brown terrier puppy, A-·-._ ...... t .... .i.. 1 1 wllh E $700 cific National B&nk, S. L.. male. Found vicinity Baker LICENSED .....,.., W't't"" l;'"ll:te:r.:>n School Cle•n Up and H•ulln9 s~ emp oymen Project "8ineer time, permanent. Hourly BABYsrrrER. my hbme, 5 iuna Branch. 499-222-4
• F'alr.1tw. C.rtt. Friday SplrltuaI Readinp, advtai atta, H.B. 'Good reler. $10 per load. 64~2528 ()(t'anographlc co. Apply Medi ability know drafting Wap + comm Is 1 Ion. dl,YI 4:Jl • 9:15 I 1bll11L 1 -="'ii~""';:.::..:;c,;o::=,,._
5/90. 67!-4028 on all matters, 108 S. El .-!?36-<1='-'"""-,-~~---1916 P lacentia, C.M. + 2 rn. ~U*, call Dan UnHonn1 furnished. 990 E. art. 12 • 2:30. Call 615-0857 OFFICE -CASHIER
BOSl'O-· --N-bw-,----.. -.-Je-m-,-1,-.' Camino Real, San Qemente WILL babysit days my Housecl11nln9 6735 U..OYOS NURSERY MerchalltJ Pe:raonnel A.ten-Coe.at Hwy, NB. 6444131 before 4:30 Part Time-Apply in P~
I" v l 492-9136.. lo AM·IO PM home, \V, Newport lln!a. \Vanted: Exp. landscapen 6 cy 2>43 WettcW1 Dr .. N.B. STUDENTS DREAM Job. Keep.,..,,,. im· -B1ACK STREET '
approx. 'I'll yn. c · .SPECIAL S2 READING Refs avail. Call 675--0857 CARPE:J'S. WlndoWs. fln, sprinkler men. Sal $6,lXXJ •• ~2770 Ideal ulC!S job. Work.......,,.. ....... .... , ,.. b ., 'w·il-e • .., ,aa:hion Ialand, NB Fairylew Rd. &c \Vilson. ... etc. Reg or Comc'l. Xlnt ~o .rv~ -~ .... ,
May 30. Ms.-6059 e\-es only Attra ctive Expert ~~='°"~-''-'°-·~----work Reaa! Refs. 54841n "°'()()) yr, Call for appoin~ ONE Alert upholstel'l!r hours from your home. mother & cam a wkly Housewives & Liilla YOUNG female. Collie. Vic. YOUNG WOMAN CHILD care 5 daya wee:k, mY 646-7«1 trainle: Apply In pemn to We train, 714-879-71&4 paycheck. ~. 636-3497 F.am $$$'1 part time. ~
TUst1n &. Santa IA.bel1e, dancer wW teach you all home. l'ofature woman. Ironing 6755 FRY Cook. wanted,' pUt J ohansen &: Christensen SEMI-ReUred man for sales * WAITRESS * Over ZI 10 am lo 8 pm &60li(:
CM. 66-8259 lale!t •teps, c.an Arda1J ~1932 --~-----""'-'I time. Top W'agl!a. Rancbo 898 W, 16th SL N. B. A rentall of trallen. Apply Graveyard shift. Cont.ct ~12ll2. 17W51'1. ...• l~i:iji#jfi~;-;;miie-;;;~17"~:W~:~S!ll~-4SJl~'..:';·IO~PM~~ SU1o11\fERF'llnforyourlOds. •••••a••• I San Joaquin GolJ OJane, (corner..l6th1Monrevia)' at MESA MOTORS, 1628Mr ztmmer 673-Cl9'T1 GIRL Fridq -Gn. ~
lfl.UFFV PY Wn&le eat. AITRACTIVE •llm "-~-Toy a, -1 ... -• ._ rwlm· Ifl.ONINGS done in my 18021 Culver Rd. near UC . DIS H WAS HER wantrd Newport Blvd Ccsla Mesa , work. SIH not niq'd. c.11 Red colla.r. VM:. Green .,....""' 1......,., ....... .., hon1e. Excellent work, C?X· A1ik for Wayne 8J3..0ll2 • • BABYSrrTER w1U1ted Bal. 1 \Wley .. il(i2...391f Y.'OUld Hke to meet mine. Day or week. 53&--2453 i;:ellent referencta. You ' exp'd. ApP!y In pel"!IOn BIU8' EXPERIENCED Breald'ast & Peninsula 2 tine eona. Must or appoint. ~7'35 or
ge:nUeme:n who enjoy out· deliver 6 plck-up. $1 per hr. FULL TIME MAN Dolphin Restaurant. 3355 Fry Cook. No SU?¥1a,yz, no be ft~ble. 675--5256 l-'96>-3948""'~;-,-,,-,,-,-,r....J.
F !: MALE 1 Si am ea e · door aclivlli@L 40-50 \\'rite Brick, Muonry, etc. Costa ~ll!!lll, Newport Beach for nlghlL Apply Union Sta· Yla Udo. NB. nitea. Apply 512 W. 19th SL, \\'C.MAN to heJp car for
Oiomla'l.e poinl Del Cerro Box 1'1415 Dally Pilot. 6560 area. &t2.-858l ~~~1 Newport Blvd. a:x>K. Dependable. Steady. CM'. Bi!!~~morn~ed·wee"'! wheel<halr paUe~~,lt , *""· scs..2l85 \VIDQ\\1ER w/ 2 chlldm (5 • • •••••••I 6.XIU Small dlMtt' house uper. TRAINEE Cook. General SA ' •••g159 "~ hsework, 1ood Wll ' & 10). emrlyd; Chriatla11 BU~LD. Remodel, Repalt IRONING =sER=vi=o:~=sr=A~A=Tl'=:=ru=-=n~-a:1 Spilt.shift. CdM. en.-.Tm HeJpeor. Apply tn penion • • area. ,_..... wakes.. 897·9123 t
Lott 6401 home \\'ou1d like to meet Brick, block. c one re t e, Rea.a. l Da.y Serllice Pt Salary & comm. Tom DELIVERY drfvtr. Comm1. SW1M Chalet. 414 N. DRESS OPERATORS HSKPR. Uve-in. 5 ~ ~
INJtJR!J> Calleo lemale cat, lady for companionship. ~~ti;;°lt no Job, too~~ 146-4100" Sharp 613-3320 Bl·ueprtnt 15 h 0 p, Call Newport. NB Top Salary, Call 6t&Zlfi6 rm .. TV, 2 child. NewpQI
bOb-tail. vie. Wt I 1 o n , Wr\te Deily Pilot Box M 418 . "1RO=N=1-N=c--°"'&'-''-aJ=1<-ra-.,,!io-n.-. HI-Fl Olmponent Sa1uman 541).9313 RESPONSIBLE perM>n to C ff A t RS I D E Dental u-Bch. &12.-JMO
TbaJll. le CUpden Wy. LB. EUROPE & back -S300 • 8u1lnesa S.rvlCll 6562 BrlJ1a: own hangf!rs. Trainee. XlnL future. Call AUTO Mechanlc: For service operate parkina lot sweeper sllta.rtt. Experienced.' Atel:w:;;.,.ANTED;;:;;;;;,::.;:P,.,art,,..-""1"·-,-~ ,,.,-1
&A-7116 Round trip jet_ June t• thru 540-00'75' Mr. Van. 646-8897 • •talion. Salary I: eomm. nlthts. full time pe.nn, 21 to 26. H.B. area. SU-491l maid for nict bu-.
BLACK to white male doe. SepL \. ,,._.... PROFESSIONAL "l)>plrc: !:;========= WAITER 61S-'6M 546-1197 DENTALSEC/RECPT . Call Mi.41112
Vk wave st. Lquna. ALCOUOUCS Anofl)'mCIU ne11t, accurate, prompt J1nltorial 6790 Karam·1 Restaurant SALESMAN I: cene.ral Kennel man, over 35. Apply~. 25 toe. Exp."nec. MEDICAL uWtant, r.i
Rftanlt Nanc:r 49f-7909 Phone 542-72:17 or writ• lo eervlct, proofrf:ad. mlnorw ·-=------,-, -501 30th St., NB helpu rar nurwry. In pttwOJ\, SPCA, 7Q6l2 La· * 54&-300l * oU.ice. Part Urne, m~ ·ti
I ___ ,_ • _.._..._ P.Q; Bmr 1223 Coata Mesa. «lillna. dictation, IBM Ex-A \VlndoW&, oora. DRAFTSMEN, •-ml n"~. • &..l~l'l'Pl-4 • IUn& C'nyn ftd, I '"' Bch \VIDOW or alnrl& l11d)' to experienced, 6-4fi...4461 ,..-_.., _u:o._ ecutlv.!. AC-SlO'J carpel!. Commercial " """ ... _. VW"V•• -
(med •lml $129, "Ondcr'". COUPLES. 'Ina:'"; 'cnelyt rt:sldentlal. Dally, ""cekly for pt lime draftlrC ln No. SERVICE al.Ilion attendant CX>U.. MEN, Summer work. live-in, Ute hou~kceptni. LICENSED 1hampoo ctrt ~ 67S.Q3S, f'1l....ffOO. New in an11? Join the P1nl lullden 6$70 and/or Mo. 897-7350 Huntington Beach.. 842-I"88 over 21. 2801 l;. O>t.at 89.1)', Scholanhlp opp, S1~ '>l>'k mutt drive:, !'!:(. 5J&.3S52 top pa.y, Newport Sliu!
Pt.ACE 7dJt wnt md wbere" to tun• plt!allllft OON'T JUST \\'!:;ti for .ome. YOUNG man wltb Initiative C4M. ~ ruar. comm. Call M:Z.-1403 GRMT. Fact. be.Ip. Ope:r.. Atta. 64.Z-MS7
Ibey 11'1 looadlW -DAJLY -::-.::'•""'.,.."'='"":;.::1,;•:..,,..,..,,.. * CARPENTRY thing to lumls:b your home for l'tltaurant w or le · FULL T 1 me de:llcatesstn TRUCK Driver. m1111;t know srcl needle: • spec macho l'oJANAGER amall drelHbop
PD.OT d•.S&dJ IGn J'ar Dal4' Pilot Want Ads .t GENEIW.. R!:PAtRS' ••• find !Pftl buy1 ln to-545-1686 ma11. !.Qays wk. See Te.rry, Oni.np C.OUnl)', mu.st be preMers. 64:a.2666 o/3S, Xlnt d~a / ..,orti'
WMit ........ , DualaU. ow I0667ll flit' RESULTS cau Dan &Q..'™'5 att 5 day 's Outilied Ack. Ol.a1 &06S7I b RESUlJl'8 -E.. lfth St., Coeta )Isa nllabl•. 666-2700 DAILY PIWI' WANT ADS! wear~-52W13li ~
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·CLERK
TYPISTS NEWPORT llGBITl y lllfDED ••. PUBL IC NOTICE·
• Typists
arian Dita Macf\lnes, Jo.
cated tn the lrY1he lndmt.
rial complex, hu lnunedl·
•~ openlrwa: fo r 2 clerk
typllU.
Now lnte~iewing • R9fll'O ~
COSMETIC SALES • Secretorlts i . • •• Assetnbl9n
These lJlia:nmtntlJ are 1n
our pqbllcation, a11d E.D.P
depe.rtmtnts. Good lypln& ~ lkills and previous clerical
EXPERIENCED ONLY • MTST Op«aton
ruu. TIME • PIX OpMaton
work experience desired. U you have 1*n aecutorn.
We olle, a food sta.rtiaa Ill. ed to worlrinc with tbe fin.
ary wftb an excellent bene-~ cl1entele a.net m~
lit Pf'OIJ"&lll includq 12 dile, )'OU w\11 enjoy the
. days V¥2tkln durlns the eiccellent opporlunlUes and
first year of employment. comPMY benefit.I ottered Ylriln Ull by th" ..,, .....
m1chines
A VARIAN SUBSIDIARY
Apply in penon only
lntervlew1 between 2..S PM
#1 FASHION ISLAND
Work when I who ...
you w...tl
INTERIM
PWONNEI. SERVICE
415 E. 17th St.
Co1ti1 Men, Calif.
'42·7523
2722 Mlchol..., Drive EXPERIENCED
(Adi: to Or•t;'ll' Ca. PART TIME · Interviewing
Airport) Mon. thrv Fri.
Irvine, C•llf. '2164 • • ·• TELLER I •.m. lo ·5 p.m.
An equal opportunity Equal opporturdty emplO)'ft'
emplo,.r M • F UNITED CALIFORNIA i~"""';i;ii"'"'"'"""""•I BANK .Electronics
HUGHES
MAIDS -
INSPECTR£SSES
. SEAMSTRESSES u.,... 1""""' "°1.i. E:cpert· ence lleCffArY,
NEWPORT BEACH
pPeninp ~ on lit & 2nd
1 ahilta Exp'd power machlne ope11o Apply in person, Mimi King
HYBRID &
INTEGRATED CIRCUIT
~BURS
HUGHES
•
~~"..'.:. "~ .. .=' 1::' The Newporler Inn
ducts. Top wages. pd hoU·
days, vacations, ins. Xlnl 1107 Jami>otft Road
wolking CODdiUons. Apply Newport Beach ~ack: Cole Co., 176.l Placen.1----"c..;..==.--
tia Ave., CM. 646-Zm EXPERIENCED
Equal opportcmtiy employtt
DKOIATOI Gm CANCE!! Atioil
Of 11, WXUIY APAITMINTS
Spllillll & Mt'diterr•• Fumitult • All 'IUND NEW
--~--·-""; . • ......... a.; .............. '!. ... . """"""I·~· .... ". .......... I .. ... . ................. . ... --tll'lf. .............. """ -T ,_~"110:-Ui.Hj'"""""'-· ~ ~ ... , ......... ,
A decorator dream t.iuse on displey - 3
rooms of gorgeous Spanish fu rniture (was
reg. $1295.00
SACRIFICE • • • • • • S398
MO MONC't '*· l l QUIUD -WI' CAA.lllY CMt OWN ACCTI. mm RJRNITU~E
1844 Jlewport Blvd.11a:. ...... ,
Cost1, Men only •
l"'Y Mith! 'TU t-W.._, Sit. & S... 'Tl 6
---------------. JOBS I EMPLOYMENT JOBS I EMPLOYM!Nl
Jobe-Mon, Wom. 7500 School•lnstructlon 7600
DESK CLERK
CASHIER
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Larie luxury hotel, good sal-
ary, 5 days. Mlllt be exper-
ienced on Nrn 4200.
Apply in person only.
The Newporler Inn
~ Days week. Stamp De-
partment. Prefer knowledge
of stamps.
APPLY
PERSONNEL OEPT.
Fashion l1l•nd
Newport Beach
Equal Opportunity Empt~r
newport .
personnel
a9ency
Profasslonal S!lrvlce
for the employer
and the •pplicant,
133 Dover Dr:, N.8 .
'42-3170 549-2743
* DRIVERS*
No Experience
Necessary!
Must have clean CalUomla
driving record. Apply
YELLOW CAB CO.
186 E. 16th SL
Costa M~sa
Profe11ionol
Employment
A11i1ti1nce
COASTAL AGENCY
A member of
Snellin& I: Snelling, Inc.
2790 Harbor Bl, CM ~
MONTESSORI 1: Pft..School
children acoep~ y e a r
round. A&es 21ii to 10. Call:
6*-371l6, 5'1.sl97
VOICE preparation fo r
popular or Cla.alcal slngin&.
Beginner t b r u advanetd
training.~ -
Educational Vacatior. 4th
graders • • • Sr Qtlz;ens
Chilcoal 10 Jes.on typing
Sehl. Trial Lesson. 173 Del
Mar C.M. 548-~
THEATRICAL 7900
SCRAMLETS
ANSWERS
Virtue -Oaken -SID.le -
Colony -CUCKOO
/.JI optimist who's ''tar-
eore": He looks tor ea. tn
a CUCKOO clock."
MERCHANDIS! FOR
SALE AND TRADE
Furniture IOOO
UOUIDATORS
FOR BANKS-FINANCE 00'1
E5rATES.MODEL HOMES
QueUty Furniture
Blinka Can't
Deposit Fum.
They Demand C•shl
R19•rdl111 Of Lo11 I
Sponlsft.Modltorrano•n
Maple-Mahogany· Modem
Brand name bedrooms I.
king or arzy" ai:.e box springs
le mattress. custom ma.de
IOfa.s I: love seat~. exquigjte
dining rooma & hutches.
Guaranteed frostfree retril·
era.ton:, color TV'a, late mo.
del waahers le dl'Jft'S a.re
all on sale at sacrlfice pric. •• BUY ANY PIECE
OR HOUSEFUL
Warehouse Siie
•
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VALUES
NEVER BEJ0RE
SEEN!!!\
Teaiifng Do~
BuDdlng-"Must
Be Out Right .
A .. way ••••••
Contractor Says.
SALE-Stock
ANOTHER LANDMARK. GOING 0 H d 0 I
TO MAKE ROOM FOR NEW BLDG. n an n y * SPANISH and MEDITERRANEAN *
AT UNBELIEVABLE PRICES!!.
No Down, Terms To Mfft Your luclf9t.
lank Finonclng, Master Charge,
lank of ArMrlca or Store Cha...-.
ONE OF ttiANY .,
SPECIALS
olso motching coffu tabl.
ond commode-same price
TOO MANY ITEMS TO LIST ALL • • • • • • • • • ••
• G1m• Sets
• Dining.Jloom Sots
• Bedroo~ets
• Livin9 tRoOm-Sets
• Corner Units
• T1blos
• Lamps
• Recliners
• Decorative
Sponish Choirs
• Buffot w /chino
tops, Mediterranean
• Pictures
• Wrought Iron
• CoffH T obits
·•Commodes
• EVEN. THE BUILDIN61
* Room Groups at Terrific Savings! * APPROVED FURNITURE
2159 HARBOR, COSTA MESA, PHONE 5.41·96'0
DAILY 9.9, SUNDAY 10·5 -12 yean same location -I01119 OWMn
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Furniture 8000 Furniture
VINYL rocker, hauock $20.
Wood tbl. le 3 chl"I. S1IJ Gd.
tltt1 -15, 14, l1 u ea. am
Santa Ana. St., Apl D. CM. ,
MAilOG. drop teat tbl,
tu1tom pad, 4 upbol. cha1rl.
Xlnt. contt. ,JlOO. After 5 pm
m-4915
I 8000 Garage Sile 1022 Gor•IO S.lo
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ll'OltTATION TV,Nll'OUATIOH -AUSTIN HEALEY
•••• ·--·ft·-··LI! AUD rn•ftl!~ .c~~~.].Oll ~ FREE-o YOU --·~ -~ ~ .._ '~" l-·-,...,.--....,.'--,,....-iS.1"9,m 90,0 ,,,_..yclet t:IOO Imported Aul°' l600W-C,~ MOO EXQUJSJTELY Muled. StllAYcat...U,-i:va• PRl.SUMMIR ~I RONDA900s'crambler
TRANSl'OllTATION
Ulild C1rs 9'00
lllO l iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiimmiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Pitt -kl It" -....,,. ...,. au "" NOW OI< DISPL.\Y modJllid for dirt Knob1>1•/
''Lwt--Y-------. 0.-k F u R N I T u R E ~ ~ =.i. "t: l!!i'" ~~.;.. ~ ~~ ~ :::::: = :-t .. :;.~""s.a":"':u'::: tabl ... ""1 top -· chain, o:wT 6/S ~.,~ l/S CXlRONAJ)() ;y ...... $1U15 "'-
docks. Must be clcand at \\/!; Are IDC)Ylrw. ~ PLEASE-comt 6'JetP.I Wt ORDDl NOWll 1--.*'°'SEM;;;-l;-;:CllO;;:-.PP=ER;;;-•-:--
wboaelale pricn;. To ~ mother A $ betutlful kittena haw only a few ~· lt}t of CX>RONA.00 30 1956 BSA.A 10 B50 cc Rdluilt
roorn for new shipment I ~lovlnc bomtl. Weantd Ute un1ea we can ftDd: a S..v. on &mos tb:la weekend F"lint· ~~ ca J l 1,dte.r 4
Publlc weloomc. 208 A u c T I 0 'N • \nod.,.., delcr1ptlons home,~• att 3 \0.._, looJ SABOTS,Now,c.mpl<i.126:; j>.m .. * . m.:!9511
Newport Bhod, CM SU..7383 . ~' 6n hatred kittens. CT3-&tM sn Ne=~~t Hia~o y AM A JIA_. Ric Bil' at
VICJ'QRIAN 1 et t e tt & 2 -MALE . kittens: 1-bor.mcy WOULD you bclUve' a dart-• Scrambler, late '66 good
AUmll-ltWEY '67
MERCEDES BENZ
'56 M.cn.-edel l!O SL.
$825. mw tires. palnt.
ttblt' q ., 61f>.7S29 3000 Mk DJ AM/FM radio,
nr. nu radia1 tlrft. (THF-M,,._
TJ9) This sparldltli blue ""
conv. must be the most im-1---------· 1
maclllai. MK lll anywhere. MG UIN'.D, '6) Ve.ry low mllcq:e. rllV..,..I~
$2999 matc:blna' cha.in $'100. Heavy I ball of lft)' A-white Dutt & ing Dif:god 'puppy? Pllrl $54ll:-<i>nd. Inc. helmet' $(@. blond Birds ~ maple -J.-clwns).. hut cu <Id I ) .. , cocker/Dacblwtre h a l r , f" ~ Jim.
!':,."5-"':,;.,::':!;,, t;;',~ THURSDAY NIGHT ::"' ~ .. ~ "'f,; = nallf c "':i; 21· FiG Aux';'5' ~"'1<&'°"'6S0"',00"'cc""-cc"™=""'-1j"70-.-,":: BILL MAXEY
Bti'&h~ YeUo""V t1nlah. reconct.
like n e W. D:oeptSol)&lly
cliiari & eound car at a low pJ.k.t.: (lfK~97 )
$899 =· :::!. ~t~m·c~ 7 30 p M SHA. ·RPll ~r:=:~te ~:'::':.: :OC~1 :p!~~~~~·:?i: =·:::~: J!',st Hon-!TIOIYl6!T!AI ~!~\et<ly .. .-: • • I •• hom•. ~2!06 616 c.11 \ ll20 2:'6Jtea°"""ritci".':.i ""'s~:\111 ml. llUI BEACH BLVD. 811.L MAXEY ~ 2 IJ)(>RABLE amber w/ · Make oner 9B2-0m Hunt. BtKh 147.&555
S.wlnt M1<hlM1 1120 ¢L kiltent,. 6 wits old. BEAtrrtruL Pur•bred LVNG tate 2 wb Sac '67YAMAHA80Trallmas !mlN_olCoutHwy.on Bch I ITIOIYIOITIAJ Inspect EARLY w e a 0 e d A h 1 b r k n • slame1e Sea.lpolnt kittena a is ·64 •westwlnd a,. aia!: Street/trail. l ,OOO mt. i;;;: I "'======="'
As We Sell QUICKLY! .... .,,. 611 =• ....,,. 110 .. ch. ""°' .,.,.., mo.,.., .a11 6T.l-06'9 BMW 1ui1 BEACH Ill~;.
SAVE SSI on new Z!&-Zag, CARPENTERS "'Ol'kbe:beh. 3 equip, lncs. new 2.5' ott YAMAHA 80 Trailrnuter Hunt, Be.ch 147~
Automatic 1tralght stitch lg. drawer 1, needs Cop ll25 &hate mooring kff')al• Lido Oean, many Xtras. SJ.Ji '68 BMW 1600. AM/FM 3 mi N. of Cout 1-lwy. on Bch
..... ,. machl"" ""'-'ble AOK Commission Gallery "'-"""'· 644--0224 after hie Joe. 12225. 6T>368S ... 67>am ..... SWuool. "'"' '67 MGB & <ab!net models. Yo Old 5o>J 61S p Upp y 833--0386 oood. • ~
Sewing Shoppr, 35lll E. m2 GARDEN GROVE BOULEVARD •======== R<l•t w;th oover ~ wU. ~ _,.,. TQAt Kittens. 2 on.nre. l Id 'I 1 · -Trailer, Travel 9425 DATSUN w~Is. Excellent condition. ca.st Hwy. CdM ... ~ I Block West of Beach Blvd., off G.G. Frwy. blaci<. 0.., 1, "'-'· 6 mo. • • • c white male Spoocl--Skl Botts 9030 1-:---'---"-....C.-"C
1009 SINGER with zir-iag & !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!! Sandbox trained, 7 wks. C.OCke~ Pu r people TENT TRAlLER. 2 rms. Ont)' 3.1,000 miles, We, GJ:IS.
walnut CONOie. Makes but-548-2462 6n (esJ>tti ), Must se_u 12' RUNABOUT 35 h manua]J.y toldlna: Xtra hvy. '67 Datsun 623· $lltS . l600 becau.se we have too maey Johnso ' P can ..... ~ t ....... .. ton holes, designs etc .. S5.25 Pianos I. Org1n1 1130 M11cell1neou1 SILKY Black 1:· white kitten d $10.00 to rOOd home n, remote controls, vas, "'"""' s .... _e ~ Station WG.CJO .. R Holiday 1969 Hari>or Blvd. l ~mo;;:;,· =•r~$36~.00;,:cuh:;~· =5$-66:=:;16:, 11-;;;:;;;;;~;;-;;:-;;;;;;;;; . I wants Jo v In&: home . p~ 962-1007 alter 5 p.m. • co~plete ref In i s"'h. ed . $225. Ewa or wk end II Costa Mesa 64U023 PIANO. OLD UPRIGHT 3 PC ldng inze BR set, new Hsbrken, ~aned, shots. Trailer. $700. 643-5495 833-Cl544. All original, 4 spd, dlr, radio
Muilul Inst. 1125 RECENTLY TUNED $175 $450, sell saM>. Frplc set w/ 646-7647 6/S OtrrSfANDING Je. German 14' SKI Boat I: ski eqnip 1;1968=-s"po=ra"mas,,.-"t,-r-cK~lt-cl?='A' heater, like new! $75 Cash 6.1 MG Midit'I. Excellent
e646-8463e screen, basket &: tools. $35. Shep. puppy. Parents on Mer Marl!: 75-A eng Elee. long compl self cOnta.ined dels, pymnls $39.00 010, cond. New 5eat.s, ftttnt
DIG Ovations' Balladeer • 1----,l°'N"ANTE;"o"""--New set of 4 cha!rs. scats & GOOD home needed. for i preml&es. $30. ~1·9936 after starf. Ir controls.. Xlni Cond'. $2195. Will trade in on Pm'. VHG 014, call Ken , 494-9773 overhaul. Price • Pe n .
backs: red, $4. 2 BR hang-kittens, l. Seal-point, 5 p.m. ;s.so 536-8015 perty. Call alter 4 PM '67 DAJ'UN a-ta-7404 Glen Campbell1' Choice; SPINETS It GRANDS Ing lamps no ea. Girls gra,ylwllt, long fluffy hair. LAB Retr. 1 yr, male. obe-• 548-7478 ' .I --,.~56~M=G"'A-good-,--cood=-. -1
lndestrucl:ible a1 a bowling 63S-36al bicycle, lrg size $10. Deep 10 wks, trained. 673-401') 6/7 dlence trained. o .. a .... for SMITH BOAT RE~AIR , . Drafted! $600 or
ball, exciting as your firsl fryer $3. !WZ-3171 AFFECTIONATE female field Owner tr~~ Flberglaslng A: pamting 15 ARISTOCRAFT Lo Liner. SEDAN best offer. 673.-2330
strike. Strike It rich with Hi.Fi & ,Stereo 8210 dog excellent companion -· Free Est S.7-5453, 546-5556 Top oond., brakes &: Xtraa.
the amazing b ti -sou n d ---'------MOVING. Pond fish, all for• older ,._.son. Good CHAMPION bred female $ll50. 549-0022 or 642-6923
roundback pitar-easint, TABLE s Brand kinds: and sizes 35c to $10, r-· English BuU ARC reg lo T II
fullest ever to play. Other ~!Sears Si:~~~ t 0 n e. water Illy $5. 26" Schwinn watch-dog. 548-9583 617 Loves cblldre~. 545--2951 · •t rt trs 9032 Trucks 9500
guitars from U7.95. LaWst kl .,_~ k racer. 2 sp. SlO. AMF bowl-4 KJTI'ENS black & tiger, '3 • 1---------'--
groups on CUSf)tler. C&Met-2-tone Bl Brn. ~a er, ing ball & cue $8. UHF male 1 female Please save Afth•n Hound Pupp .. 1 BOAT ~Uer with winch I: 1955 GMC '*' T pickup. GD:!
te player radio $39.50. 4-Speed$70.Call6TJ--074l antenna Yagi $6. 1949 them' from
0
tbe pound: AKC reg, good quality apare \\heel, 450 lb. cap., condition. Call after s,
, .... ., 00 all Instruments PACKARD Bell stereo con-Republic, et.I. &U.-4809 342-lOO& 616 * 962-9989 • alm011t new. Re as on. 96S-ll?5
"""""" to.I Xlnt nd $95. 847-7447 "==-=-=,.-,,,,---,o,,,-by qualified profeaiona1 e. co · BICYCLE, Men'1 10 speed DADDY ii allef&ic to Lamb IRISH SETTER Pup1 56 FORD panel. New tires,
4 speed. Full factory equipp.
ed. TuP 945.
$1295
ATLAS
OIRYSLER -PLYl'l10UTH
2929 11ARBOR BLVD. mwslelan. The 1'tu1dc Man 642.-29'16 Peugot, 27" frame, hardly Chop. BeautUuJ fluffy "'hite 9 wks, AKC. s.q.sos;, Bo t M • t
9033
brks, radiator It 62 en:i;.
on Balboa Peninsula. 813~ used-more like new. Chaln cat w/black tail Please &:ive BASSETT PUPS 1 ••n tntnce Xlnt cond. $650. 543-3622
E. Balboa Blvd. 673-5261 C1mtr1s •Equip. 1300 lock, interc~able kata him a good home. 494-1586 AKC. 545-7008 YACHT Maint. paint, ·62 G~fC % ton, V6, PB. PS, 1 __ o-'"'-";;D;;".,"<o'c;;'t'i'ilol;;;O-'pc..m_.
Guitan: • Amps • Drwn1 LEJCA 35 mm, Rolleicord inc. $80 or best offer. All 6, MASKED Bandits. Kittens, varnish & "'OOdwork. Quali-A/C, R/H $900. 543-5372 or '69 DATSUN
<X>STA MESA 546-1934
MGB
MG
Sales, Service, Parts
Immediate Delivery,
All Models
J1 rtt1p o11
31t 11 p Ll l'l ,; NE\V AND USED box camera, xlnt cone!. call £3>.l43'1 ar 639--0755 calico or tabby _& buH. Hones 1830 ty work, :reas rates! 837-4104 Big sedan, 96 hp, overhead
12 MAJOR BRANDS Focu. ........ t '°' Rolleicord. KNlmD FABRICS \Vh.ilc face, chests, toes. · 548-9736 to.63=rn=EVY=~p-, .. -1 ~,.,,-,~k-,~uto cam eng .. dlr, ~ spd, radio, llOC w. Coaal Hwy., N.B.. •·· M t A .. ...., ~9965 •6/6 BEAlJJ'IFUL 7 )'T o Id • heater, \\'SW :ires, loaded! 642-9405 S40-176t
A.,., any mports l 54&.-6366 gelding p1UI' some tack. JACK'S Electronic Service trans. $675. days. 673-6255, 2200 Mile s, under factory Authorized MG Dealer
BIG DISCOUNTS ..,.FOR SALE AOORABLE puppies, 6 wks. Kids heartbroken $350 or Electrical repair, remod, eves It wknds 673-0693 "'arTanly. Bal tr fine. ;ins. ~~~c~~~=--1
EVERYTHING IN MUSIC Sporting Goods 1500 Remnant&, samples I Mill old 3 white, 1 brown, part best otter. 548-0lTI • new lnsta.1;1.atlon. SC-3329 1969 FORD% Ton Taite $75 cash dels, or older '68 MGB 2 To Choose D-cb M s'c Center -"--------~ Sat 0 I • I 2 Husky, 548-5896 alt 5 MUST SACRIFICE! car. LB YN\V 087. Call Bill Both are covered by factory UV8 U I BICYCLE-Man's 10 speed, enul . n Y a.m. o PM I 616 2 BOX stalls with cmral I: 1 Bat Slip Mooring 9036 546-0957 ft 5 warranty. One is black. One
p.m. 979 Baker, Costa Mesa. box stall wth shared corn!. -a ·'"""634~~~· =~=""'== I is \vhlte. Each is fully equip-
Daily 12 noon tUl 9, Sal. 9-5 near new i65 p. F. c 0 11 i er TO GOOD home 0~ S.A. Hgb. 54Q-.5289 NEAR Pavillion w/ ac· 1969 DATSUN 1600 Convt. peel. Each car is in show-
174()( Beach Blvd. (Hwy. 39) ""'..,.,"*.,,.:64.;:S-;,1=::071.;:;_*..,.,...,7: I Encyclopedias w/bk. cast!. stripedd lemal~ kd1t7t en~.: TRANSPORTATION commodate 16' boat, $200 In Jnps 9510 Fully equip. 6,flKI miles. room condilion. I'ii:miso,SanDlegoF'wy. BRA ND Ne w H obie Neverused.Yrbkforevery 'veane lttre.ine, weefUj advance June thru Dec, , r 67s.-53Maft5
Huntington Beach 847-8536 surlboard 9'6", Best offer. yr until 1975. $200or best or-old. 53&-661.0 alt 5 Pll.f 616 Bo..tt & Yichtt 9000 then renewable. \Vater & 68 Jeep Wagonee
546-5318 fer. 675-3909 aft 6 &: wnds. PAIR AKC Iona: coat elec. 673-4303 4 w~J drive, one o~r. ENGLISH FORD FENDER Piggy Back1-::==:====== Ch'h ahuas free to ~ .37' F/B Express ,64 low mileage, absol~tely like
Bandmastc1 Amp with 21 • MOVING: Complete baby 1 u 6"""' 3 PR NE\VPORT slip for rent. new. V-8, automahc tran&-1 ;;;~~;::;;::;;;:::;~=~ cw;t 15", 35 lb. Jenson Miscellaneous 1600 shde bl'onzing o u If it. home. Approx. wgt. 6 lbs. IVATE Priv. Pfll'king. $2.SO per ft. mission, power steering, I'
gpeaken. $250. 540-4088 or Includes shcnv case & 968-l045 DOUBLES Up lo 35' sail wlnamiw power brakes, laclory air, ORANGE COUNTY'S
962-5636 * AUCTION * mounls. $150. lakes all. SIAAIESE blue point female. TS 225's. Onan, aulG-beam. 642.-9202 warren hubs, heavy duty VOLUME ENGLISH
1968 Fender Busman 2-12" ~19'J8 Born Christmas, to good pilot, TV, etc. Electric FREE use of 50• slips in NB rubber, overload springs. FORD DEALER
Heavy Duty. Excel. CorKI.. FRIDAY -7:30 PM IB~t elec tyvewrlter $37.50. dogless home. 962-7898 611 gallM"u· s"'r"B· EH/SCO.,._LD r. for oceasJonal ' use ot lS 1o Lie. No. VLF457 SALES -SERVICE
$300. or best offer. 1113\~ W. JUNE 6th · Rcmin&;ton 10 key add'g 3 FLUFFY kittem are look· 53' power or sailbt. 673-3233 $3799 '69 MODELS
Balboa Blvd. NB Lovely Bedroom sets. divans, mach. $ 3 9, 5 O. 149-G lng for happy borne. Pis caU e PACIFIC·YACHT SALESe or ~7257 Immediate deli~
Yamaha, 4 string Bass chairs, chest ol drawel'S, Rivel'Side NB. opp o 1 I 1 e 61'3-lOTI. 6/S 3446 Via Oporto, Newport NEED S1de tie fDr 23• boat LARGE SELECTION
Guitar, nearly new. dinctli's, lamps, pictures. Greyhowxl Bus stat. Adorable puppies l2µ) 597-5568 (n4> m 157o Balboa Isl or vie. can Gary Theodore
$100. * 642-i8'i8 aft 5. cocktail !ables, Color TV, BARGAIN! Memben:hlp in 64&-1071 30' CHRIS Craft, laPttr&ke, 213-245--4{119 colleet. ROBINS FORD
FULL Lod . dnl Foodarama sided by sidi.>, Newport Biaeh Tennis Club. 6/7 min screw, f!y br'ldp, dual l-~~ANTED==~30=-5=:-,•~ set wig ms, f . h -,;;--.:;::---,=:;;--::;:;=I con-•-, •lee ~•-ra·~. • W ' LIP ·id ·i bal " XI re ngerators, sloves, \\'as · $700 you pay tranlfer fee. ...., 1 uvui •-cu-._,. ....,... Pri p Z1 l an cym , '"tras. nt ers, gas dryer, i;url board 642-3417 aft 3 pm. OLD Sola -small chi d's Great Marlin fiahil"l!J' boat. 11' Beam. v. arty
cond. $150. 546-6163 dresser. 122 Turquoise, Bal Southwlnd ''-"-· T•.rmlnal • 61$4392 ANYTIME • arid ~tUCH J'i.fORE~ ! ,......,,.
HARMONY guitar, lovely COJ\tE BROWSE AROUND SALE-Furnishillg!I, mi 1 c' ts.I JslA....i N G 32 213 HU
!\loving oul of at ate. I•=· ;;-;:-=:::;7-'.:::-;;::= ....... o. · : loat-Y acht
2060 I-I.arbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa 642-0010
lone, "''ilh cll5t'. Cost SO?, WINDY'S AUCTION FRE~ lo rood ~me. Female 3-3434 Chirtl-9039 549-3031 Ext. 66 or 67 asking $35. 494-7696 e\·erylhing goes! 213 12th Tern-poo puppies. 897-1298 14' WOODEN boat for the •• 1910 HARBOR BLVD. '67 FIAT
5 PC. drum set, blue swirl, SI., HB. 53&-3976 after 6 p.m. "lixu-upper" • no motor • BWEWATER CHARTERS COSfA M.E&\ ISO Coupe
FIAT
$150. 2075~~ Newport Blvd. 90 YARDS Gt>ld carpeting DOG, mixed b~. approx. 8 $100. 15• boat trailer-sood 27' Trojan, Power '67 BRONCO Wagon f wheel Special wheels, 4 spd, dlr.
Mike Slain 494-4871 S.10 pm Behind Tony's Bldg. f.fafls $3.00 yard. Good condition. mOli. Part Chihuahua. Good condition-$125. 6 7 s-o 8 o s 26' Thondublrd. Sail drive, 6 cyl., radio, heater, plush black interior, AM/
Martin 12 l!trlng guitar, Cosla Mesa * 6'J6.8686 962-T~ Mon, Wed,· Thun. with children, 56-2653 6/5 v.reek nighta 5-9, Saturday Sldpper avail. StS..0000 rear seat. Red wilh white FM radio. $l2a Cash dels or
0 12-35, Uke new! With ~=O_P,_E~N"D=Al~L~Y.,.•=to-•~~ I 646-3621 Tues, Fri, Sat. CUTE mall! & . female kit-and Sunday I a.m. to 8 p.m. . hardtop. S 1 ' 8 9 5 . CaU older trade. LB VllE 743.
case S325. Call 897-5173 * • MIXED BAG *.\lo DIAMOND 3 row "''edding lens. \Veaned &. trained. 14' RUNABOUT, 40 HP Mobile Homes 9200 879-6088 CaU Kl!n 49i-9773 or 545-0034 ring, 2 els T.\V. Have apprsl 9963 615 ~"-·de ~ ll t CLARINET Householdandpersonal S2000. sell $500 cas h. 54&-..,,.,, ... ,u · ._ct ~n con-BAY HARBOR Cimpers 9520 '67 FlAT 850 Spyder. Xlnt
Call aft 6 pm, 545-1540 items., including Honeywell G73-3600 TWO. 1 wk. old kittens. one dl~k>n. New custom cover, M bile Home 5 les j;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;, I mechanical eond.
PilMI I Or91nt 1130
Ill land ~~ fth •·tt blk ...... _.. painted bottom. Fast, dry 0 e 642 9421 * e .:::n .• ru-.e w .... eryD =~w=to"N~D'""P'°~---,-,.,-amna=· -s. white, one /wht lu"~· and safe. Best 0 f I er I Ca.1111. Loma Roll-Away .,. -case.~4 x 5 film hoklen, 646-4987 815 L"'>C ~all 5,30 ·~-ton Mano. r. llomette. CAMPER "'bl •·· ""' 1 Cost $495, sell $125. .,,~ .,.,,., ... eonve.u e .....,--'-''O 6 ADORABLE kittens. 1 Kit • Prestiae • Sahara Sel•I • Rentels PIANO SALE stools, polaroid swinger cam-* 67>-1111 * week,, old. East Bluff. t.1'UST Sell 20 ft . Performer ALL SIZES Authorized Dealer
NEW ••••.•... ·-·--·. USED era, maple c~st and mirror. ./ Will rent my Newport Beach 644-1006 615 boat. Jn/out drive 'v/lrir, NOW ON DlSPLAY Eldorado • Four \Vinds
G __ , e "·-··I e S · t ca!! and bowling: ball, full ?<.IET/\L DETECTOR -;;:;;i--:;:,-;:;;;::::· -;;:;;;;:;;-; Full 8' stern. See lo 1••• "·k St "·-ud ,..,
1115 '-"'""'cs 'pine 5 wig and case, maple bed by the day. Call 548-04.'.iO 6 \VK. old kitterus. Penian I: -iate! $2250. 675-4098 .. '"' ~ er • Scotsman • ,_.u,.c a
Practice PWios from $125 Sittmese rnill:tun:. E~: , , . , 'l.i block East of Harbor Blvd. 8' Cabover LQw As • , ..•...•••.••..•• \VAS NO\V !rsme'. dishes, bed spread, HAIRPIECE 644-292B 615 67 32 Chr:bi CorinthtaJ\, fully on Baker S799
Starr Studio $445 $295 rug, bird cage, utensils, and 4;1. bro\\'n, human hair, 2S" l;;o,;;;:;;o-;-:-;::::::;-;:;;;;;= equip'd. like new l2000 tor Costa Mesa jn4l 540-9f70 Model # 6tXI
Knabe Prvv &rnd $?r;i0$ll95 other ilems. 9t6 Park Ave., fall · like nei\'. 545-0942 2 \\'HITE &·honey colored equity. Call da.)'• 737~1h==='"'"'"""'""-I Theodore
Otlck<riog IJ"•od S'l395 ll72S 1.og,., Bcaoh. <>t-9822 ========I mat• kltt•n•, 10.,. hair<d, 2 Mr. OW<o. Nigh" 543-2434 GREENLEAF PARK ROBINS FORD
Aeolian Grand S159& $1088 Misc. W1nttd 1610 monlhs old. 83&-4493 6/5 ROTOTYPE & 1 t in clear, clean, cool Costa
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lll;A!;,,••-~ -k P a c ? 1 ~ Mesa, New 92 llP&Ce adult 200) Harbor Blvd ._,..,.,,._.i!F!!ltlP!!'"""'""'-· 1,.·~~-!"·~-!!"'°'i"""l!""'-""'(J,-.;.,"'\._...,_.,_.~-. ...._ , , . KITI'EN, Female, blac · 2nd's. a~· dlnghys, 12 tri park. Models&: Sales office Cos&a Mesa siz.ooto
Chickering CoT1J. $1395 $69.i ll ;,C WE PAY~61t~-~».) ~t~~~~ ... b _a~ ~ ~U. 2117 Soulh Lyo\ n Ji£:alrd at Park. Open 9 AM'""'""'"!!!!!""!!!!!"""""""'
FERRARI
•67 Ferrari 330 GTC
Gorgeous red 2 place w/
black glove leather inter.
nf multiplex radio, po'ver
='~!:: a~t:d:e~
on a new Ferr.tri. Must see
& drive to ~lleve.
J1rtupoll
S I I C I d B I fa h" w· -4 KITTENS to &ood h<lmes. 2 15' LARSON 1968 \VI 65 hp ACCENT MOBILE camper or steeper to-Ut1.989 ~, ~~~~~:ANY -'~~R~45 CASH M!Mr.fO.) ..--·-~:!(. Sft..eim -~,. 1'o~6"'PM. ol • ;,WANTED: ~ used
N'!:r!ny ;~::u. .. B~a~ S IOn ICJS male, 2 female, 10 wk1. old. Mere. Ntw cond. Cust. HOME SALES a• Ton B' long pick-up. f.1ust
~-··~L,.~,
Beach Music Center
$965 Conr.oles S7n Trnd It Y.•eaned, 64&-1403.6/6 <IO\'er $1<195. 54()-7308 1750 \Vhittier Ave. ~ in rood cond. &.
Meditt \l•lllnut, bench incl. * Pennanent Curi Paue.m FREE Beautiful, long haired 10' GLASSPAR ding:\, S hp Costa Mesa TI4: 642-1350 reasonable. 64&-4063 * Can he washed like fin! F I ·1 II •••1322 aft 5 · Gould Muiic Comp.ny lingerie or u1·n1 lll't, •PP ances, kltHes . ........ er O.B,. <>¥'• $225.. ~14 Santa FOR• new Mobile Home in 1964 CHEV Pick Up, 9!~'
2Q45 N. Main, SA a47-0i81 *Lightweight. 2 oz.! colored TV, stereos apd an-P~I. 6/6 Ana Ave. 648-977T 548.ssoo .new Adult Park. Walk to roll-a-way, chassis maunled,
GULBRANSEN * NEVER affected by tiques. ADORABLE Tiger striped ocean, sauna al'ld pool. GoU air cond, self contained,
ORGANS 11·eather or humidity 06J~J6210ht Kittens, 1 male, 1 female 7 Slllbolta 9010 course: 536-ml f.11.ct air, \vhite/~en, good
WURLITZER * Sho11•n in home or shop wks. old. 545-3749 6/6 LOA 17. fiberglas eruislni NEW ~fOON 3 bdrm, l ex· cond. $1795. 545-3048
PIA OS G N 2 FLUFFY_ Black 1: "".hite ilaop. Bu.lit by Sidney Co. in tensions, S36llO. u n furn. * PAM-TOPS * ~A:~: R!t~ R.<imona.~lcClintiek $ WE BUY $ 'kittens. CaU after 6. C:IM. '66. Hu new Mercury 6 hp "7-0684 Alt 3 pm. All sled sbells, Sales I: ren-
EVERYTHING IN MUSIC l07 22nd St., NB fi73-5.S20 615 motor, sleeps 2. clean. tals. $149 up, Buy factory
6T;>-IDl $ FURNITURE $ FREE k1ttens to kind home. $1650. call eves 64M488 Motor Homes 9215 direcl 1010 So. Harbor. SA.
OFFICE safe, desk SiJ. APPLIANCES 2316 Delaware. Huntingtori 23· ERICSON sailboat, new. HOUSECAR Sleeps 4, fully 1963 ~ T Chevy truck Ir
Pl)'\\'OOd panel saw, 2 cut . C•l•r TV"1-r.•"•'-SfH••'• Bch. · 6/5 Lots of ex.trait! Will ~t al aelf contained. 1nc1 u des Camper. QUlCK SALE!
3100 W. Coast Hwy., N.B.
&U-9405 54D-l 764
Authorized MG Dealer
FERRARI
Newport Import• Ltd. Qr.
11\ie County's only aut.boJ'-
ized dealer.
SALES-SERVICE-PARTS
3100 W. Coast H\\')'.
Newport Beach
642-9405 54~17&4
Authorized fl.fG Dc!aler
JAGUAR oti saws, table saw. Cheap. I ~·~• •r H•1u• fl.ill 4 FURRY kittens 7 wkl. 2 base pri~ $3,995 Private ltonda , 90. $4,500 terms. Make offer.
hctory Sale& & Service Cash register S33. 4fXXl !b CASH IN JO MINUTES male 2 female. Housebroken party. 83&-8654 1&193 l1emloek. FV"531...m7 * 673-4281 • '62 Xh"E Red Rds. Best offer .,., ..... 12 noon 'til 9, Sat 9-S Forklift, $700. 11,·,' Ton '59 • 541 4531 • -........,--to a sandbox ~7850 6/S HOURLY RENTALS -'67 TOYOTA PM:k Up ovtt __...... 1l:4 i:~ :n~i~!~.) ~:~ 15~m~~m:t ::!· 2 M J XE D SanlOa-Beagle * Rhodeit 19'1 * Electric Cars 9250 w/camper $16$. 546-0339, 84&-1190 """"""'°" ""'"' ,.,..,,. e,;.,01 Pl,._,, 3 0 3 0 w A N T E D popp;.,,, 4 mo. Plbabrkn. Fuo Zon< Boat Co. Balboa •MARKETEER ei<?otric car •642-4616• MERCEDES BENZ
WE'RE neck in o•tr new Bristol, C.M. St9-0788 We need quality (no junk 141-t734 6/S 28' \VOOD Sloop Inbd, do.ca, ·It chl~. New paint. $325. C Rent•.. 9522
store. Bia; Celebration. Bl& -G:-:A-:R-:D:-E-N_&_Y_A_R_D please). Furniture. color ADO~_. h~':J~~en ~~t ~iJasleal at S4700l &6-1118 •mper ,65 Mercedel' Bani
Sale. TV's, Sten!OS, appliances, black ttt:ns. e iver. : * EXPLORER * 220 S.E. Every possible extra CLOSEOUT of COll!Ole P ian-• llfowers • \Vttd eutteni tools and oUice equlpmenl 963--0520 6/S LIDO 14 Na. 2756 All race Mini Blktt 9275 rl lndd. Aulo trans, full pow-• Tillers • Rffiovalors TOP CASH ~===-,.-.,-.,== By week or month. Luxu · ., N at savings to ...... $400 E IN 30 Minutes! 4 KITIENS, nice I. lovable. gear. New sells BIC fbr&:, MINI-Cycle 68. ~ f!X Sleeps 6 Seit contain-er, AM. FM, Sunroof & air
: CLOSEOtn' ol Baldwin over-• u"'n"•'t"ed· LaRew"ntvaoA""1m1 ·, .,="'=·ll12,,_~*-893_-05.'il=~ 3 ~nths, box traU1ed~ cntrbni .. rd. 846-1165 $1250. cond. Best off~r over' s120: :,· l,.lmlted . nomber Call •'°b""1 •. · M~.':"". ~~.;m·m·~ ••
. .ta:e pianos at aav!ngw to $349 \VJNOO\V -Lou\1 .. 42"x42", ~ 6~ COLU!\IBIA 29, 1/3rd In. Cost ~'i. 540--0146 today. ..., .,,.. ~--= .,v
a.osEOUT ol 1861 Organs 710 \V, 19th SI., Colla Mesa or could be longer FREE cute kittens, hall tcrcst . Top. co~. extna. LEISURE RENTALS to be be:I
st avinp to ·········-S2J6 64~760 646-4063 Siamese 6 \\teeks old. \i·c~n-$.1000 dn. 642-329;), 613-T'llJ. Motorcycles 9300 (TI4) 642-6ru C714) 837-3809' No down OK. S yrs to pay. Qiiu;;;11/'GG,,.--;,;;;,rlboa;;;:::n1;;:;-•s.,;7.·". -;;,65'~ I \'¥'ANTED: Drapes to fit a ed It. trained. 549--3261 6/6 17' 'TIUSTLE, excepL cond. , '
J1rtupol'l
31111po n •,
3100 W. Coast Hwy., N.8.
642-Mffi 540-1764
AutOOrized t>.IG Dealer
OPEL
61 OPEL Sta. wagon. Xlnl
motor & tires. Needs paint.
S200. 642-6759 aft 5: 311
PORSCHE
'65 Porsche S.'C.
Champagne yeUow w I blk
lep.tber inter. AM/FM, 'elect.
sun roof, chrome Wheels,
el<'. 3 other S.C.'s lo ellclMe.
J1flllPLl ll
31I11po11 c;
3100 \V, Coast I-fwy., N.B.
642·94!6 540.1104
Authorized MG Deel~r
'66 912 5 Speed
Red w/blk interior, AMJnf,
chrome wheels, fog lam.Pt,
etc. Recently re-built, per-
fect condition thru-0ut. 7
other to choose .
J1rtup o11
31111p on •,
3100 W. Coast Hwy., N.B.
642-9405 546-17&4
·c_~'l?!iMi') ~~"" • -'"''" '62, ODIFIED ng ne, ISM
mi. Red lacquer, radial!\,
like lll'W. Best offer. 213:
'"""'"' '67 Porsch• 912 Coupe
Ebony bl~ck w/ Tnal(:hing
blk. inter. AU Porsche ac-
cessories incld. ~ h r o m I!
v.11eels. fag lampe, coco
mats, etc. 3.others to choose
J1rtup o11
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3100 \V, Cast Hwy .. N.8.
642-9400 541).1764
Authorized MG Dealer
'6.1 PORSC!iE lfW.S, red w/
blk int, rehll eng, n e w
pa.int, 1''t.1/AM . 544-8479.
Porsche'•~ 1962. 1969
Thi! finest selectk>n of qu.al-
lty Wlt'd PoMIChc's ill So.
Califl)Mlia . 33 to choose
from .
WARD'S BALDWIN STUDIO Honda $150. 1953 Dodge, 12' \V\ndow, floor to ttilln&:. 1 JET black, l Siamese, }'u!J race equip. $1250 66 TRIUMPH, 500 cc D·--81-ltt: 9525 1ilJ Newport. c.M. "2-&484 ,........ c.i~ .. .....,., __ .. d""· 6 "" ,_ 1•• 5 tmmac cond. Many extras. 1::.•;;.;;;"•:...;;..-='------.... -,0ND fio.,1--. &"""trans. $100, See btwn &. .,............. tral1~, <.'U ,._..,., peppy, "'""""ma u::r pm. ....., 350 ~--~ lllO ""--a.-•L--ie-I '1111) \V "---· 1-t NB ~ • __.......,-·,. 8 pm. 2543 Santa Ana Ave., * WANTED * ......-eks aid 615-4120-""i .,,.,_7 ......,-" .,,;,-o:.Y1:li Dune --..Y -~ • · · "-UiUjf Wy., • •
maha • 1lll'Ci 6 .-I s*J101 C~1. e BABY PRAM e . KIT~ New all, 2 mutnl'~ '67 160cc HONDA Trail with Bodies !mm 110. Quusb 6'12-Ma> 54().l?M
J1 rtt1p lil I
jl1 11plli I.•
cl all m-'--s..t ..,_ lfl -n;;;;w::=::-,-:=;-;;,,. VERY renUe female Ger. radrw gear. cover i. IQ" .. _1 t 1100 . 1,,__ -M~. ~--,.u ~,. Authorized MG ~·----· BORG Warner. ·~ T-11) o(j()()D CONDITION _., -• 111: me m1 """ MW .U.YIU of6'1'" '-''""'UC .... .....,....,.. So. CallL r1ctrt hen. --.-.. ~ ~u $Mp, 1 yr. old. Prefers $750. 673-8117 e"MOC ";., .. _ or-·., •• -·" • SlUG, LaPu: Dune BUUY .68 PO"~'~ T•-Ol2. ............. ~•SJC ~. transmlssion ..,ith Hllf'St t -ag """'Is. 548-621)2 fill -~ ....,."'"" ~ -6'" ~• -u ......., · FR een e .,.. 26' SLOOP lleepe 4, head, Supermarket 3623 W Warn-• ----------1 Like new, must r;eU ~ w lS07 N. M&tn. ~:k1~~tarplu1n' •'1 h.,!,! ·.116"1 EE TO YOU FREE to good hOme mixed plley, tuii saU. Xlnt cond. SUZUKI 120 trail sm. 1.tini-er SA ~. ~n Sat. I -best oller. 6(2-«i()IJ -
SUta Am. or rmi".u1-fi011. ..._. Ger/Shep & Collie puppy. itutrt se:U! 962-412i bike 5 HP $150. Botb $400. ~n.
nfOMAS Eledrtc 0 r Ca n :;:;;;:;;;-=::,-:--,,-,== PUPPIES. Part G e r m 1 n 54&-3955 616 l I" O"DA y SPRITE 962-5720 Rove VW 'U Porsche 911 Coupe w1"-d lNtruodon books. !ONY tape recorder, TC-105, Shep., part Collie. 6 wkll. .. _ _, 'GS 306 HONDA Scrambler SHOW CARhl Sand S r tD Irish 1reen w/bUr. inlcr.
new Sl.25. l\farttn guitar, 00. old 548--0fm 6/7 MALE Gennan Sbepl11'-Ju "-613--1114 $300 trad lor ~ wle.wryt 1'i· e e chrom!" whrcls. fog lamps, ~ ~~ ~~ 11. Sl.50. 642-7106 \\'IEMARANER _ P.tale, 4 Somoa, 8 mos. MS-@44 615' P·CAT. RACE·ready bike. ~e bel}eve. 64+0!&4, "5-0680 etc. F1awlc"5 in every de-
WURUTZEfl baby srandl pl-t .x t storage shed, suitab~ yrs, Good w I e h Id r n . ·~~~old. V~% • "2-3776 • '6"' BM 650cc,. A·l Wpe, Imported Autos tall. 2 others lo choose . .no. $350. Good 10nl. far tack room or plarhousc. 842-ll75 alt. 6 p.m. · 6/7 ;;;;;.,;-.:7,;·-'.,;;;f,-'·~::-:;;:-~I 11' Cet1m1r•n many Xtru. Sac. $T:J0.1'-'='-------
'Coll 518-ml _m=. "'U<Jll6=:;:t=-:-=,-,... FREE klllona, moth<r bob-TOP .... Will hdp •I• • • m1on * 6'J5."'8S .,.... ~ AUmN HEALEY
UPRJQIT PIANO Quality kine bed, quilted, tall, 2IJ73 Monrovia, Costa klAd. 842-4825 6~ 20' CUPPER CLASS '68 KAWASAKI 17S
eornptclle, unuM'd $98: worth f.l esa 646-42.l't 6/7 GIANT Cactus plants, )'Otl S.llboAl • Cheap! 1 Good condltlon '63 SPRITE, '64 ert1tfne, rcblt
Story a ~ $lS5 12SO. Aft Sor wknd1 8,lt-0406 BEAUTll-""UL long haired id:llg'i;.rn'4'1~t;433;;;;;;;;;-.;;;;;;;6;;1Si.l::;-;;;<;;<;*;-6l;;;;"°"'<;;:;c•:.:-::o::::-l,,,.,..;;-_,64;;::. .. ::'54:-9'-:::=;:-;'.;: tran.'!, new if!.neratot, $450.
5A.cDO after il:IO «I SQ.· yards. of btlae k!Ucns. ~130 6/7 KmENS. "''l:aned, auorted, 26' ENDEAVOR ftw;11 sloop, '61 BSA ~ &d. eond., Jow•1..:.N;.;<Cd;:=•~•='Otk'°".=....__===-:= 1
f'or tiiiYJIGlt W• Adi CU'ptls. xlnt cond! Mill. Call 1-'0UR Fluffy frlKIQI frilly 1n1all ~715 6/6 &OOd cond. Shock built-w/ mile•, many x tr a•. DAILY PILOT WANT ADS!
Did ... ~ms free fclbn ~ 611 OAil,.Y Pp.Dr WANT liiS! mooring $4,000. S4M370 '4&-.17.f6 BRING RESULTS!
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3100 \V. COl!oitl llwy. N.B.
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TRANSPORTATION
Imported Au1" 9600 . --
PORSCHE
'69 Porsche 912 Ter91
4,000 mUe1 on this local gem.
AM/FM, chrome wbee.ls,
bumper IU3,~,etc.1 etc.
Sand beige w/ black lnler.
Fac.tory wa~cy. Sbow·
room condillcn. 3 ~ t'u-
ga's to choose; 1967 &. l9M's.
J2rll11JOrt
Jl111µorrs
3100 \V, Coast llWy., N.B.
642·9405 540-1764.
Authorited MG Dealer
+ ''5 CONV.
A Jetnf'Nll p.int, lop & ~.
AMII'¥. Muat sell. 646-UW
RENAULT
• Thutld11, -5, 1969 • DAILY PILOT
TRANSPORTATION
Imported Autos
TRANSPORTATION TRANSPORlATION TRANSPORTATI~ TRANSPORT£!,0.!!._ TRANSPORTATI R ATfON _ J fRANSPORlA rlON _ '
. lmoort..r A---Im....... -Autoo-W••IM-9700 C-AMARO--Ut4'1.C:...-u...i C·~-:-99IUl1!ittS•rt.-"°° --TOYOTA VOLKSWAGEN VOLKSWAGEN CONFIDENTJALLY ·rt t;:Aiwto. a cyL ...-DODGE OLDSh-:OC:IU 'I l I 1,, --------1 We Pay~ for 1 body work. S850 ., .
TOYOTA (OROllA '69 '60 vw CAMPER '" vw·. F°"'"""' sno~· °"' m"""""""'-. 613-'IOOI . ' h 0
-..... Uy -ul<\I· ~~y PAIO FOR OR NOT 'A CAMARO 1W4' Spcxl·UI • '66 DODGE l • • ~·~·"utcalu!L_~ :.::=..'il:.'~:. $21J'DOWN B. J. SPORTSCAR ~M~~-~· I CORONET :6t-~CU1WSD .. W • ~lbb~ = tn~ "":.d P!M7'1 $41.0! • 16 !"'< CENTER-· \ " .''-1 '1t •tomatlc, · nodlo alll1 ' + · HllS .
fDlJ,y .,_uipt, inc. air ·cood., $1 1" P;!Us 1 ~ wmnt tor 2133 ~.Blvd.)' CffEYROLft beater, powt:r ateerlna'. <RIG • o.llc•tH to ••r ,.l\cy,
radio, w/wall tire~ doted IC~~·-ml'!,T;. ruJIMnty,M·'AO'!.T·O~ROOOSy .. t Cnota M .. a -811:1) P•SPTS,.1CPE, i •• " •""'· Ooty 3800 actu.'1 ortg. • WANTED: JUNK CARS 1964 Cl!Jvrolef $1395 DllllJ4 loal1& ll'l!tlt "' ttu, C.orioo,.,s.,.,i ... 1.1,..tt,\
mile., (Yll.'<800) • ·m c;,:don Groye Blvd. TOP 11$. 54~06 * Mallbo -r Soort ~ ' ' ' :...d!t!b. I • , -• ' $2049 s su.2284 at lle¥b mS55l * ....., •le4', _., bk>., ATLAS Sift DN. $65 Mo. ·
.A -0, OPl'!K'65 ~VW. AY Auto L•asln• 9810 faclDey air, Hu economy 6 • • • mB BILL MAXEY 'v P -------'"'---~· eyl. engine. Cherey red with ath.TSLER -PLYMOO'I'lf '< • l. ,.J • FlRST TIME! b<lge buck<t "al&. opent· 29#1' K,\IUidll BLVD. • ' ,
I "\JY Owned by little 'ole paln(u Leue a New '69 for i Monllll Ing ~c. ,Driven 44,000 <XlsrA MESA fM.lSM Tl91YIC>ITJA! from Laguna et.ch. xlnl .l return with no ob!Ptlon. careful miles. <:rrV 659• A 1 ~ o..u1 't.p 10 p.rn. Plash Tu: I: Uc.
11881 BEACH BLVD. &.-~66B~ :::·.,:,t~ .... d~tii:;; ~~:,:,"Rold tor !lnes129s.oo l '6'~1'9lar1 fa>'m.nti tndude ""''""
Hunt. &.Hh 147-ISSS COSTA MESA prvt part;y. Call Ken, CM-SM Cbw., "dlr, 1-ct &Ir, pwr win. !ice:n:; -:'on1t."°'A=
'ml N, ol ()out a..,. ... Reh --------1~.~;.:vw;,;;.;;eu;;,s.;::;·_:;~:::; ... ,.::.~c:..;.::: F-~ -A.~~ JOHNSON .. SON dowa. "'"""'' 115 Cub d"' _ ... ··"•' N -·-.. ''7 VW ~ '""..,...... C<,......,, .,.... ~ U C S SO LOT or take torei.-car ta trade. = .. ~·-o. ~11-.u.----:::==:---I braod MW tire . '67 -L<utar S,..tesii SED. AR • --JOYOJA Ail' ClndiUoned, )O" mllet. R/H front ~t w/nxny Th11d1re 1941 HARBOR BLVD. PynmtJ $.19.86 mo. LB YNW
? RUICK
i.,. ..
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; COSTA MES f,
LEN HUTTON
one "'""'" AiisOlutelJ< mtnt ba ~ llhol"'' hanlmocl<. ROBINS FORD 642-llSO ~ Ken, '9l-m3 "'
"' RENAULT Da•ph..,, $ SAVE $ ,,,.,m1on. Ltc. v1.om co1".m.i F~ -· Re-'"~ --ii&ED A CAR,---.. ... ==-=-
29,000 ml, new tu.a, radio, ~ "·b'· Qul•k ... , ·~ ••• ~ -~.,.. '64 DART GT University
Oldsmobile
an"" .,,.,,....,, .. Mi. ..,..
wtllt Ill.in a J.,..r. t .,,.., N.,._-~ •
BRAND
clean, one owner, $215. Executive Cir Sile • ~ .... .,.~ "" """ ' _.,, 'W'r O>sta Mesa 6G4ll4 We Can Help Youl 6 QI. Powr aitetrirw, auto.
842-4756 , Hurry While They L1 itJ . IiU• , 1·""'=:· ======l ""' L!'ASI ,.,,, • U othftn have turned you matte tn.nsmiak>n, radio. ..., _,,,. \• down • U )'OU have no down heat Uc OML 195.
'67 RENAULT " L • -...;;;'~· VOLVO '66 CadC!><d<VW..luJlpwr, ..,.,,, .. l .Uyou ... tm· "· $997
1 •·• , Hi• ..... I ,_ air, 17,000 ml, SU9 mo. ployed.
R-0 4 Dr. -.ian. still 1oob iw-' Ulll(J 642-"3 '69 Cougar, 2 dr, H·~ Many models to choole from ~ lSI& Harbor Blvd. 2850 Rubar CO.ta Mesi.
oew. s.,_ No. 58248. $1377. IHPOR,TS '61 VW VOLVO 186.94 mo. * * C.11 Mr. IJlmv C:O.ta M.,. 612""'3 540-"40
1_N::o::w::Ca=' =Dl='·=646-=93UI=== I 'fi6 Continental Md., air • 193-S031 '65 DART, I{!. oond., enalne 1 · Tc:iTOTA·YOlYO Excellent condition lrt!lde & leatber. $99.75 mo. ' OYerl\auled, &ood t Ire II 1964 ~ V'3, auto. W• i SUBARU l!Mi6 lwb'"• C.M, 646-9303 ""'· hooey cream oxt., pl"'h NEW 164· SOUTH COAST 61 NOMAD Wagoo; """ """"' i.a... 547-0933 ' buckela & comole, PIS, BUICk
NEW ·
1969
black interior. $1.Z Co.sh & CAR LEA,ING Clnd. Auto. tra.na:.. new ,61 oo00E Lancer 6 L RAH. Tac. Imm&c, $119.). Subaru of Calif. SUNBEAM ~eb, '"'" ., tnul,, • tak• low NEW 1800 300 w Ca\ H NB .... mz .,...,, eood Unis. $450. • cy • 546-6<17'1 I
lnc.-Retail Div. SUNBEAM ALP-'67 ~:::"~ VH• 194, Call lfNOW ON DISLPLAY . . . wy, .:-~~~ON Wgo Belaltt, ·:.t ~968-=-·~~;...ia!r·~ s2444
$1297 POE tn~ Hi• ,,.,: 1 UIOd Cort 9900 R I H, w I w, ortg own<r FORD ow"'1'. $915. 5'8-6658 .
Opt.equip $30. Freight$14.50 1968 VW, auto, "'ft UUl(J -• 46,000 mi. trlr hltela. lla~li~i:~ ~ic!~;:'J.50 s:;:."~thor~.re s:ahroe eh:~~ S:o~~~a IMPORTS ~N&D A CARI .~ .... ~"'0 -~ 1w1> '67 fORD ---~~CK.AID . OlDR YOUIS TODAY
(UVE400) Lo1v miles&: low ....,,ui,, _,_ I llXXI \V, Coast l·liway, N.B. price. 1965 VW. Ivory. Xlnt cond. TOTOIA·YOLVO WE CAN HELP YOU hyd, fct air, p/1. poait, '55 Packard, auto trans. OUI 0"1 NICO
6tJ.0050 * Sto.2733 $850. 1966 lia.rbor, C.M. 646-930.1 e u others have turned Ytlu am/bn. Xlnt concL $2795. FAIRLANE 500 GT l'Wll eood. &st otter. $1799 * Gf.1.2389 * down e U:youbavenodown 839-6369attSPM va, automatic, radio, beater, se-.830'J $TAITAJ
'62 vw, xtnt cood. Sport Cars ___ ....;,96.;..l;.;·o """"''"' • U ""' "" em-1902 CHEV SS. lull ,,....,., !>OW" -"""" brak· $ 1 7 TOYOTA
TOYOtA '65
LAND CRUISER
BllJ.. MAXEY Muoi sell. $650. -~~-MO faot air, wblte I .,... •~ air oondtllolllnr. (lKflS. PLYMOUTH 77 * 673-0443 * '64 CORVETTE Conv. PfN, ** "U'U"" DELS interior wry clean. Prioed 1DD9),
1961 VOLKS. Bl,,.,, '""""''· P/B, 321, 4 "'"''" RAH, TO CHOOSE FROM ** b<low bl"' book. !J62..M63 $1995 ,67 PlYM' OUJH OlDR TOUIS TODAY f TIQIYIQf TIAI AM-FM. Xlot cood. Beat oU". ~102 alt 6, • , . Call M,, Ulmor CHEVY 3 pe<d. '83,
18881 BEACH BLVD. * 641-2389 * * 893-5038 * ·~lck oo ii...-'$:195. "'61 ATLAS VALIANT Ora ... County'•
Hard to tell this red llO m.p.h,
4 whee l drivc fun car from
nev.'. Excel. cond., with rear
seats, Hi Flolation tires,
wide rims. {HPG@.i)
H '69 V\V Sedan 3000 mi. $1995 Antiques, Cla1sla 9615 Michipn Aw, · C • M • AutomaUc --~-1-t... .. ra-LARGEST unt. S.ach 147..a555 5t9-36lJ ... ...,, .. ,...._...... ..
3mlN.o!CWO!iiiy,oo8"1 ~-"-Wf!..~-fe-• -~~ '57 -D--UAL -G· HIA '62 SIGNET' d,, '!"· 136.. amYSLER -PLYMOUTH dlo, ... ,.,, <TWB WI SELErTION vw.~• ·~~ n= ~·~~ mo., Stock No. lll. 62 F8S. 62 IMPALA SS 311,.""'"" 2929 HARBOR BLVD $1595 · "!'.
'68 vw. Black int. }leaders, Convert. All power. 44,CXXI mJ. ~ dr., $31.511 mo., stock No. -t.. RJH, W/a/•, Pis. ,....__A MESA ••• ;_, OF rn~'~:~~pe. late' "'~""8-9'&3_·™=-radf=o.,....,>lak=e:-o-:ffe"'''·, ?JJ·~~·z,~ ~ ~.::.c:_!;.lii::O::~smo .. ~==-;:: : ~~ ;; ;:;;:." ATLAS JAG.UA. RS
1964 VW, R/H, fi1.ust sell. ~~" \V "t St -•" ~~ '67, 4 gpd + elec over drive, $800. fir best o!!er. 21.8 48 st. A Sharp Model A Ford: """"' • .,. · NN" a"MUalor Dl!W w:<UKI, Galx. 500 XL. 2 Dr. H.T, OIRYSLER -PLYMOlTI'H
. $1799
BILL MAXEY wire \~:heels, low mileage, NB 642-0161 1930 &tandard coupe. Santa Ana 531~183 tuM-up. $2XI. O·w n er, VB, auto, PIS, P/B, tura:. ·2929 HARBOR ! ·VD.
1nint cond. $2595. 499-2359 ,67 V\V r;quare, :XL.NT oond. $500 * 494-8200 ~ with matchln& bucket 1eaU. COSTA~ 546-1934
ITIAllYfOITlAI tiS TRIUMPH. MK.J Spit· Blk wired int. Check lots. '38 BUICK Clusic Model 41, BUICK 'It BELAJREt 4 dr, air, P&. Very clean low mlleqe car. Open Dalli 'til 10 -p.m.
VII M '¥" fire conv. Like new. $1800. Buy at $1800. 49-1-2515 Sedan Special Xlnt eond. auto, netr tire\ Jo mDetce. 8Q.S349 $7_ S '60 Fury, completely tebulll
18181 llEACH BLVD. =,.._=""'====== '65 VOLKSWAGEN Varle"1 1425, 714 " 5'6-llOO '64 BUlCK ·sl>'Claf with Orta°"""'• Xlntt -9 .00 '""""· dll&) quads, .....
Hlll!I. B.acli au..asss VOLKSWAGEN s.1500 Good"'""'"'"· Extra Autos Wanted 9100 ""'""" v.& '""'"' Seo to CHR-YSLEI JOHNSON & SON f.!!, ~ =.:1;"'::?: j 3 fl::ilN, of O>ast·Hwy. onBch titt15 & mow ch a In•· -appreciate. $!'.OI. 548-8584 USED CARS SO. LOT •2463 . ,.
TOYOTA c,~ Crul=, 1'67, '67 Whit. VW Bug, .~~astbai:k. Rad~. dloc WE PACY ·A· SH ·~~~~cu~';;;".,.. 4 on '65 (JIY51Bt 1941 HARBOR BLVD. '65 PCYMOt.ITR Mopu 383 '65 IUICll
POOLE'S FINE
USED CARS
4 \vheel dr, hardtop, Warn x:t s':.~ brakes, clean. !162-9683 after floor. SlliOO. 645--0621. · 642--1050 :!'~ ru..pd cam• El.ctr• coupo. FuU power.
hubs, $1,995. Call 536-6610 6 pm. ,62 BUICK Jnvicla Wqon. . SI.DAN '67 roRO Country Sq .. ·g .,... ... ne headen-456 DOSI. fact.ry olt coM, ~Cl·
aJt 5 '68 V\V Conv. AM/FM, -'-~==C7'--I Full P"m' & air. Good Automatic. n.cHe, beater, pus wp., Powtt-• A/C, $1200. 545-6111 420
BILL MAXEY 18,000 ml. Xlnt cood. Xtru * '62 VW * 10< und can l tn>cks j..t cood. J""', ;n"""6 ...,... ,_,,,....,. btU· ~!":... wtlh ....... trlJn. '& VAUANT, alant 6, atlck. $1795
11850. 549--0022 or 642-6923 40 hp dependable. $625. _,, ,,_ for ~ ~-·te. -()'KA .....,..,_ m•,.. _, .... __.... ,_,.-..._ ,..... """ ,.....,,.. a......... '63 RIVIERA. Air, vinyl top. es, air colld1 • ---· ....... m;.....,... ........... ,. __ ....:,. ____ _;
r:=v=r,..,,=o:=....,.11961 VW Bug. 13,000 mUe~ 89'1·1"14 al1'r 6 PM GROTH QIEVROlfJ low mU. Imm•~ Prv ..... 6Hl. '66 FAJRLANE GT 335 HP ldnl $650. -lll81 . 11 ITIOIYIQITIAI Xlnt _ coodilloo. ow"" 1964 VW, reblt '"'" """'· Eva.. 6#-1S4S $1195 ~-~ ~ Amtttcan '87 VAUANT Jlloe new. 4 dr., '65 OLDSMOllLI b • .,..~.,,,.,. ---·-"'-""'·I.I transferred. $l'i50. 847-1464 $850. or best oller, mwt Ask fur Sain u ...... _ • ._ ~ ti cyl., ltlck. $1ZO. Owner. 4 !loot H.T. fodory 1tr, 11881 BEACH BLVD •. 1964 VI", o-· •-si.,..... ~u: ~ --, l82ll n--..r.. ~....,.... Call m-2180 P-•r ,,,,,,.._ 1 ~•k•1•
,. .,..... ... • ..... .I' ;: ~ DIVU. ATLAS '89 MUSTANG k>aded. 2700 -:::========!•"'"· IMOY '"·" . Hunt •. Be•ch 847-ISSS 6l2-<!l4.1 8 AM to 6 Pld, '5 VW BUG H""'"'"'"" Beaih CADILLAC . ml,.-... f>Hh. 63MIU • $
3 m; N. of°""' Hwy: oo Reh alt" 6030 646-1'05 11005 675-24<• I 539-1115 Kl 9-3331 «'"''I'll ..., PONTIAC 1395 -,WE=-=p""A"'Y:-o:CA:ciSll:r:--&;;h' Cify-C1dlll1U 11 amYSLER -PL¥>f0t.ITR "' roRll °""'~ 8'dln 10 _ I--''-----• Imported Auto1 9600 Imported Autos 9600 Imported Autos 9600
AUTO AIR CONDITIONER
WITH THE
PURCHASE OF:
The Family
Room.
IWIY f1m lly thcMd h1wt •
fsml!Y earl Comtomible M•linl
for !he wllole family , •• prtctical.
good IOoks that WIM't IO cut of
style , , • adY9"Ced -cinettilll, •• all 11lriyt JntWlor, teCnn1n·1
"bucket se1ts, 4-sl)ffd 1lick ahlft,.
Bt .! new cir two-car t•mit)'I
•
I
I' °Flat124
Family Sedan
The whole family will
enjoy the zip of Fiat 124's
high-output· englne1 •• the
smoothness of a 4-speed synchrcr
m~h gearbox ••• the security of 4-wheel
disc brakes .... the c.omfort of reclining front
bucket ~eats. Fiat Is fun!
Fiat 124 W1tao'1
.
FOR YOUR CAR
CONNELL
CHEVROLET
2828 Harbor Blvd.
Costa Mesa 546-1200
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* BlG msrouNTS . 2929 llARBOR BLVD. pua. wzn .. PS, PB. AIC, ·'. '65 PONTIAC " '67 MUSTANG '65-'89 CADILLACS' cosrA MESA ·5411-~ ~. cood. S0-191<1 -, h F t Air tD "... Convort. 4 •P'9 , r•~no, AU Full Power-ac . Open Dally ' 1D p.m. •'65 FORD Countey Squire Citillnl 2 Dr. H. T. ho•hir. TXS 16J
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'I>'! Sod; .............. $9!11 Gold, wllt1' top.-$650. M..t GOOD CONDmON ""'°"" $1395
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Imported Autot 9600tmported Avtol 1941 HARBOR BLVD. 642-711SO 54.>-063• f $2795
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,61 CORVAlll $3XI. Good for, S50 above Jow book. ~67 GTO Spon toupe, 3 lpd iH.T. Cpo. Ar.rfo .. "• RIH
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M"STANG :::.~68, 6500 ml. $ 1995 .
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cond., ••to. new -. • BOSS 429 $2695. 63S-U85 ·''7 CAMAlO ~ ~ ~ Many extru, Black JO. I ========:ltH.T. Cpa. Ar.r .. ., Ps. F1ct.
COUGAR Call 60-1199 alt' pm. RAMBLER "" UH; ITFX 7Hl
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VI, automatic, r.dio, be.II.ta, __ .. _
factory air condJtkmlrw, low,
low milts. CWFL «lGl,
$2795
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